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FIGHTING MOLLY MONROE.
The Amazon or Arizona Facts for IN Inter
esting Ten-Ccnt Novel.

syn QUENTIN STATE PRISON May az, 1877.
Molly Monroe has peculiar history n
history Of daring adventures in the land Of the
Aztccs. IL was customary with Molly to accom-
pany all the leading scouts against the common
foe. the Apache. Dressed in the uniform Of the
country at that day-buckskin pants. with the
usual appcndagcs Of beads and fringes. broad
hrimmed hat. and armed with Henry rife.
ra r , ana NJ v kn" sh" ws
q good squire Indian fight. Molly was right
there. rs many Q one Of the Apaches found to
his cost shall never forget an incident that
happened to our party of twenty when on a
scout against the Apachc-TontOs. whore Molly
showed cool nerve and dnuntless courage that
saved our party from almost total annhilation.
Alter long days march through the Pinn
Mountains. on frcsh trail we went into camp
on Ccar crock about sundOwn and had no moro
than turned our horses loose and commenced
preparing supper. when all at once our camp
was surrounded by yelling Indians Already
were in a fair way to die or take the alternative
OF surrcndcrnEn and Icing burned ut the stake,
n few miles to gather some moscal appeared
on a neighboring hill. and began shooting Mt
the same time beckOning at an imaginary party.
The ruse had the desired effect. for IT threw the
Indians into confusion AMI gave us a chance to
gain the shelter Of some BLUFFS close by. Texas
johnson and Molly. after some hard fighting
succeeded in reaching IA. They had TO aban-
don their horses and fight their way on foot.
But Molly is known to the old miners Of the
Territory for other nunlities bosijes Indian
lighting. Wherever there was sickness or want
she war sure 30 be the visiting angel And If
tilf ull Hpl nHN' dilNNuliS " siNN I'IH''li, SUI
would soon make a collection Of "a couple of
hundred dollars from among her many friends
and admirors.
have given little Of the bright side Of her
history. But who IL 20 blame for the other
Ten years ago this Molly WIS the pet and
fayorite of a loving father and mother and n
large circle of friends and admirers in small
country town in this state. Unrcquited love
drove this young girl from her home and
friends " seek refuge in the wlds OF Arizona.
In company with party OF prospoctors she
started for the Territory on horseba dressed
in male attire. and ever since she has led n
gypsy life. Al one time she ran saloon and
gambling house. | know Of two very rich gold
mines she discovered. and she succeeded in sell
INK an interest IN one of them for f25OO. which
she -uuandcrcd and gamblcd inside of ten days.
She II an inVctcrAtc gambler. Strangers to
Prescott would invariably take her for boy
dressed in the height Of fashion. but would be-
surprised at the ease and SANG frod with which
the supposed boy would call for his whiskey
straight. and complacenuy smoke his Havana.
An OLD ARlLONlAN.
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Dom Pedro Z. aud Victor Hugo.



Tho following is new anccdOtc about the
Emperor of Brazil:
II. recently Iaid visit To- i'tor Hugo. After
long Interview. in Wul'n tho two co. hrlilr-
rOnNerSeI upon divers tnpi ~, the Emp" rpr
a~kri perm s-ion oi the pot Ia r'p' at his visit.
relu sting him to fix dny. Il receive my
friends every day" said Hugo. politely. and
W have dinner at O'Clock
After the lapse OF some days. one evening at
about half past o'olork the door bell of the
potts hnu,'. was RUM. and 70 gentleman IN dr, -
cult and white craNW presented himself.
Whom shall announce SAID n" servant.
" Dom Pedro de- Bra-auIa. replied the Wis tor.
A. y.t there wis nobody in the parlOr. The
host was informed ot IN" arrival.
have come 10 dine with you" said the En-
pcrur. in democratic STYLE.
Soon the gus -tS sat down 70 table Tho ropast
was charming. Dom Pedro gaye some very
curious travelling impressions. victor Hugo,
fnr his part SPOKE with that simplicity so iull
~ warmth If which thoSH who have not the
honor Of being ntinat with him have no idea.
When the Emperor took leave OF his ho-t-it
wis ratHer lut. the latter SAID a. him. ming
w.ih MS ilue and arch smile; sire, could not
possibly tell YOU how Happy | nm that We hnv,
u1 ~uNrreigns Ike you ~ Europe, md
Whyt' said Dom Pedro Because. replied
victor Hugo both myself and my friends
would hc ~ much puzzled 10 lind any ilnns
Dom PEDRO burst out laughing and took
ionN" of his friend llkc good naturcd ami son
-ii4p man.
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Interesting Discovery OF "a Cave.


An important and interesting discovery
was recently made at Shoppers Gorge lLaurcns.
tiSrsu county, The gorge has b como. for
several years past. Of considerable note. because
Of its wild rock and forest scenery. and been
often visited 10y parties. But the DIS 'oNery "
W. II. Nil.cr. and T.. A. Strong. In Dsccnd-
NJ tn" terrace Of TO Ia at the very head Of the
gorge one OF the party slipped and fell into Il
mass OF dccaying logs and undcrhrush "a GU
muiated by spring iresheis. TIE eAtricate him
IL WAS necessary To- clear away some
found that the Wgt'r had lopsoned a
ledge Of rocks and earth 80 as t. ii > lose a
small orii ~. Curiosity lmpelled thcm t. en-
large ti" opening. wnlrh soon m rscd INTO a
tunnel. some thrHr lr't IN diameter. extending
into the hill IN an eu~trrly direction and rather
continued TO grow larger ~ they advanced. Tor
several f., (. they won't Tor lights 10 make thor
uugh exploration. Alter procuring lights. rope.
70. they AGAIN entered tho tunnel. Whifh
though damp and dripping at tnr entrance.
soon grow dry anu dusty. projected 10y the ~urt-
crins rock above. and was filled with pure air.
At distance Of ility feet from the cntran 81
Il terminated in "A cave about twenty
feet square ana nine high. with very
Irregular roof OF ilinty rock. In one corner lay
with dust. which, on eNum nation. proved To- be-
nuggets of pure lead. weighing IN all about a
tom. Halt buried IN the dry earth was partly
dr'ayct skeleton, the skull ana larger bon :
nearly perfect {. and altered about were soy
,ral curious copper implements Nothing more
mat entered. There has long been a trad q IA
AMONG tho older ttlrr- hrr" 30 % lHHl mine ia
tUc vicinity. and of the lniiaus, whom iuAatl-
t.ui- ~ TINS region. bringing 10 luuf- 10! !eui.
Probably IL was tr,u-Nt from the laAc region
ian 4 this cave mad ID store house.
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Iron ~ 50 La.s 1I p. n,a.-7ln
Rrid-eton. Rpuhl- station. Florissant.
iuNllln. S'rInltNWn. 81. thurl' - ANA nll tnc
settlements ou CohiWdrr. madr up oi Patter-
SOUS amt Auhufiuu-. were thrown INTO rN'li"-
Wrut ou Thurs iay Inst hy tine announcement
tlM Antnin' NJ Forth. "a Nun of s"Nruiy-one
summers. WAS about o. lead a. the uiur th"
uiucteru-ynar-nld daughter ~ old man FNt|rr.
The parties reside at Benl ;ni tho wedI ug
WIS 10 taxi place ~ finrr~int, and ththor
ho -kod crowds ~ people 90 witness tn" union
OF February and April. Fiorssant WAS Ike "a
beehive. Mayor Costello threw open tire gates
az the city to all coWrrS and ordered the town
clock To- strike Ia honor ot the extraordinary
feast and fan Tango. a. hr followed boy nn old-
fashioned ciarrd-i. 81 'h az tuldWatcr has not
snnn since" the days ul Judge Hyatt. The " H.
ding party s"t out from Bpuiils. and had
reached tho Priests Farm when they " re- met
hv Il courier mounted GA a ilrtt stood who IN
formed them that the church was -o closely
packed with people that they could not possibly
get within forty feet of the altar. \ d4-pru-a-
ton was then obtained from Father Ashc to
have the ceremony performed AZ Brldg.ton, and
tulthcr the bridal party proceeded. The Knot
WIS tied in proper form, and IN" happy
couple and many of their friends went oyer 10
IN" residence OF Leon DcI.Islc where nn "lo-
giant supper WIS prepared. Aii"r IN"
f-iist the rooms W're cleared. AMI all hands
joined ia the dance. which Was kcpt W unul
daylight.
MIR. Fortin was the hanpicst man in Floris-
hulk Of his property 10 his relations. retain
ing enough. however. To- leave his young wife
a handsome tract OF land and clmiornue
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FINN ne Gip'' NfnFrW
w. us.l Il, walk iH'D cher 300 fil' twIh4ht
49, WNI.Irri- tender Nuri- su sweet amt low,
A>dnNu fiN lr,ru lruNs when tir dew was 'ii9
And nlrnusN fN' Nn,H llId- Wlffr fhr mflsMtIv ealing
Mr .iui.f % 800 ...i. IiNI. $50 long H-n
Hut now nlHfr iIk 900 Iuf Il' cleaning
Adnwn Nh, lance. mN love amt l-ah. ur.
Ihe filIt lA- of fNr sHrN ff|uifl. iutl4uf-
u, hnls ihs blhl Whale In sotuuA tea.
Wc used 90 ST. Niih lamn turned low, together,
And talk ui lu,t and ii- dltiur tnt rfs,
v hen uflht- were luil and NIifrN Wu. thr weather,
lil uuhl,r Doe tiuu hnl-IIt with kMghul Natirr,
And in llm iht lNNtlIN.t ntnN s'N
SOW. go when wlutrN wind, howl round the gable,
lmiNr 900 -iunhN, Doe pore nNf rnli ana sturh7,
Th. litt ipuorei llAt Iu>t across inc table
The luNcuVfiO OF hcr -rN sits dafniug socks
On when nrrayod 10 suit my horo's mncy,
I fuuiti Co. meet him ar hi, Wtl' nWr chn
ilr nnNNd luutt'rlhlc thin-. -h- dutk rAr slONihs
La fond approval al my outward showing
liIs taste iu LAGOS, llfs-c- irNtl. Huf
Sow Il lrrchiuft ~ l'hNr tlr hnu-t intrther
When frDui- lu' lr' "r liiuIA dunua Sings.
ito SCANS inN Robes. hNusht nrM ur the Ncttiri1n
AMI iuIt- the his-aNh looks uuuii' rhll' unht-
o nygone davsi when seventeen and ,ine,
Ii' Called n|t Hu-'I As ln rr' $50 IL uN htnl
q itt.'u unr WurlNln iuA sUli rlu' l'H"W
10 that ,Amg nu.rl; HnNnn iuN' N.N'W
Calls out Matilda. DO you ililDi stand ~
love after intrrit-, l-t I'tuit nu- WNill
Turn Ny their noses -dis, nchani'i Win
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the public deposits The outstanding bank circulation
amounts TO SSlO5o currency notes and 81 $4,000 gold
notes
specie shipments to-day footed up 600 ofwhch
f1bOUn was In gold coin
The exports specie the week footed up 81 23oOo
and since Jan l. Sia2i5 5n; against f2s no 7
time last year, and sis69202O IN 1875 The exports Of
domestic pruduce-curit ucy valuston-for the week
endng Tuesday last were Ss2ul73, and since Jan l..
$i2GpeiD73, as against S1lH2-HU2 same time last
and si6.5J3t2 in 1878. The imports Of dry gooisgold
valun including general incchnudise for the week
end ng today amounted to 81 Ia 15s, and since Jan L.
tiG2 Gl7 as against 1853 $40 I39 same time last year
and fi76 74f.gi7 IN 1870
foe5n exchange ruled quiet but steady at 81 W and
~ 10Y for time and demand hills respectively
Money cu.tuucd III abundant supply call NJ lag n
cent. aud prime mercantile ucceptanccs ut 3I
The weekly exhibit Of the cat,d hanks was unia-
vorahe, because rejecting loss ct fl5l 100 in the
total reserve against iucra Of f6bOsD in the item
deposits. The net OF the banks therefore
Slad1J less than one week aud they cunscqu nty
now hold SisH3557o in excess OF tho - = cont required
by law The loans were contracted f27i 90, aud tile cir
snlntion s2o' go The specie item showed loss Of
&.iDlO
Government bonds were haie lower. in response to
the hea,ncss OF gold hut holders tenacious their
views aud were not disposed TO sell nj the reduced quo
auons The principal business was In registered g. Ut
lSlt registered tniOrues, leofs aud 5s VI 1851. The
market closed strong.
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Yesterday afternoon the writer witnessed
"A strange ght in tue hccOri Office. orr att n
ton WIS attracted hy several lu-tv -qu axis from
the inside of "a pHll. almost iul ul water, hto
Whi'h "A half srlwn tnD Us" had ihllcn. ~ e alarm
had hardly died away beior" four or ilNo more
mice appeared on the enc and began chamber
4n.. ~ tlc top cdse Of the pal. For several moe
n.nt- alter gaining the top OF the pail ana
rat uIus sight Of the wuuse in the water a
-'iI.tN ng -uniHh WIS held.
l4i-t .uu- mousse and then another would
rlins o. tie rim ui the hu set with his hnd leEs,
ana Wlil" almost touching th" water " tn his
d N-'. squeak Out rthrr rln-OIntiun or advice 10
100" Immersed .hut wnilculi tn.- was going on the
swimming powers ui tur unfortunate mouse IN
tue pail w.rn raiiily Civ NJ out. AT aust "a hap
py t4uu-ht seemed to strike the biggest mouse
lil me crowd, and alnl n without "a sllus AK no
pan and let his body AMI tail hang down. The
drowning mouse SAW u, ANA iuuhlns a lNsl
desperate effort for llfa. swan To- the spot
s.iNtl the tail ~ his brother mnIse. and amid
-queak- of delight lr1mall the mice present, Was
hauled high ami dry out Of the water ami over
Oh. ldkl OF The hu 'Ntt.
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Mr.. J. II. Mann Of Ossco has tom cat
known hy the name Of Tim H. was ohsn rved
hN on" IF the noiglhors capering and purring
around som thing IN the garden. The neigh
hOr. leo her surprise. saw ia "a coil u large snake
ni the blue racer variety. TIA" cat seemingly hay
lns Il under lis control. and fascinated. The
tpilie. on seeing the lady. ran through the
fence and out of sight. hut was aiirrwari seen
hy Mrs Mann. who watched It's mAnu'uVres.
The eat finally succeeded in bringing rs prey
a. the door. The dog Shep took IN the situl-
tiun ami soon de- patched the snake while the
eat onporrd ana purred around the dog. giving
unmisthknble signs 81 it, satisfaction over the
result. The snake measured thr'c feet two
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King solomon and the Ants.

Frorl NJ omIrH,r.
Out from Jerusalem
The king rosie with hi. rreat
trrIu'fs .uI lNrI OH state,
Ana sheua Qu' go with tA,m.
rroul i9 tle. a.nnn .pn.
Thrdu-ks Eui'p Queen
smAel 800 nlh- ssnn.1h
Wi.c.t ~ mrr. Doc know
III" ltneuH r-n of 80
Ip 'r.a u' ~ 90 man
That uDi tio earth o.. dew
Across an ,uthnl lrt
The klu- iafl. ant ho heard
It. small fulk. Hu1 tItlr NOrd
lie thus lniefpphd
Here comes thc KIM men rect q.
A.. wisr ami good amt n,t,
1ulrI-h u- 800 fll0 fu-t.
Under las needless it'i
Tho great King haw q hi. head,
And saw Iur w4i surprise
o. tHr QUO. SNthn ryrs,
A, he tun nei what uc> said
90 kim .ne ,,ni.nercl .woet
" lunlApit iAt. l.lNr N4ry
VINO perish In ilN NtN
Beneath ut gracious i"'l ~
Nav" Solomon rcfncl
" rNs Wl.e AMI -ifnn- -hOuld seek
The welfare of tlIr MrHA.'
AMI turned bus uui'' A-idc
His train with quick alarm.
'uls,d W.T. tlirir irltrr ronnd
The ant hill prupl,d mound,
Ana lclt Icc from harm
Tho jcwollcd head tent low,
go kius ' she sHid. "lDncciOTh
Tho .,ir .tul ms worth
Ana wisdom "eli know
"Harpy must ho the state
Who's ruler h'ririh more
Thr murmurs oi the poor
Than natt,rivs OF the great
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Il-ln N rTI1nI1 Tl7lnf-
II Is cone idcrcd courtesy among Now York
Jul sos To appoint eN-mcmhers uf thr, Judlcmry
puly. probably with an cyN to his retirement
and consequent cmnlumonts. has deridcd that
an .ll.rtlu Nnt with ref rec To- pay MIN several
iimr. i- much i.ts for a deeS sion i'm iavorui one
l.lrtS DIS tor a decision ia favor OF the other
pfIfy. Hu Is not dIruunlllt tine relcrn". an upin-
ION winch hl- hroihrN n ol the bench VIII do well
to remember when ms term expires and his
..gNl.u "a the capacity of aru.tnr are 81 red.
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horse was slow. and was soon abandoned. Halt
an hour later he met n woman mounted on a
mare, which was followed by a colt. He com
pci"d the lady to dismount, seated himself i'm
H. saddle, and started on lie did not seem to
accordingly dsmounted, oponed a wavside
gate. shut the colt in. and remountng. rode
on. shortly afterward a party OF his pursucrs
came in sight and again the fugitive abandoned
hls steed and made tracks for tall timber He
was pursued To the bank OF the Embarrass
river whore he was lost sight Of. The region is
alive with men armed 10 the teeth
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I'm state bonds note sales Of Louisiana Is consoi
dated, at slh Missouri Js long bonds ip' aud North
g., arI dnu n a.
lng- were NJ follows G.. " and quincy IS ooh C.,
u l. aud Pacific =. 1lit4. C.. H. and Pacific G., T.,
lnb; J Central l-ts cunsol ~ Mil and - Paul con
{. sly CHICAGO aud Northwestern consol coup gold
luud~. 600 Erie 3l- 1854 CsNc. and Tultd new
,.nds, io- eo~a North Missouri l.- i93; ohio aud
Miss 81 50, n Central rs. iS%i iOi, Union Pacihc.
~ Puts Fort Wayne AMI Chicago list. III eei22
western mon Tel coup 1900 lu2, Great Western lists,
l.~@ coup. ~ Toledo aud wabash DDS 60, Del and
lui. reg 1881 az western Union Tel a7ast7't, st
Louis aud Iron Mount ists. v0ls c. &. and g. lists 70
Ine following were the opening. highest and
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Hnrl flginrN. NVl-iHs
on brew ulr % potion .irDn. lui good.
our golden drop 40 his vino
Shall riiIrfu ne e. N- AMI nIl his hlDoi.
AMI Doe n4 las wlll O. name.
Poor chii OF passion AK 81 me
L. AZ ui ftffI Nf steep.
or ls.flI e.f.fiI. If .ftr l- 'rfN.
And ~ oman must NAl " weep
ESHA L,zARuS
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ACUASE AFTER A MURDERER
,oRROWING HORSES At THE MUzzLE
or 4 REJOLyER.
guc and Cry through swamp and Field aud
Ny,,d rnkInx Break n,st with Pistol In
,t,ud The Country Alive with rursuer-.

Or Mir-lurN. I,!thrSt NhHruouac Is auvut Nv
ir- Ni nEr. IL" cam" tn lhlS cty. win ms
,u.fhar. Mrs. Yates inamr "i s'ronu hu-bhndl
rNut risi wears ago ,lhc 10Y ~ Once nEan
BUSINESS u.s. ia."tlla +. beng th' ilrst u follow
N Ealing lu Terrr Haute. IL soon gained
v'i.n brought him numerous patrons.
Nt.ut Iour years ago the boy b. -hu 10 develop
Nrou- hlh Is. ana ere ion. lis name WIS cloud
Ell hv numerous charges oil Lhclt lie ahan-
r,in,'a career Of unnierruptcd success.
purn- ih'- IN, ~, Wa7 i'o RAJ pp,ron oI ,ne
h. h.n-.A bad abandoned. ON scN raj orca-
t.On- b.. r'iurutl from a successful raiu on
t.W. uiH' 'n' N'',he' WIN ms 20 ,N'ls lnli oi
r',uiN'r-. wli-h me- t'N' uWhI y, uo',nll'ks.
IN January. lN" h1 sly s,he Uini,ns "tt LIES
i,nt Wnla b. WIS in JAIL awaiting trial. Mr..
y e.. Bu'i of tl' hHn"w hIm'SS, pi inns place.
Visited llr lau i9r Tue rHrrs' ~ INTERVENING
o.. n.nhl wnn ~ 10y u uing iamOus IN
brought out IF his cell 10y a deputy sheriff. but
l"r thr n.NwW.r nad am gpportnh'y u
t. .I.,, and stot through III" door. Down
t' street hr ran. lu'S"rd Nv Hvl1S sn'tu
fa I, 's pai-' ' and ne , es.@pSi
itlheofHu .unirN. lhr'c ,dNS ut'rwird u"
vs 'uIi U'd 100 swamp Hn'u w my mics
lrdhI- reui p -.i plead guilty To- the charse
IHlt'ns ns1iu-i hiin IN our court ne wis prr-
ttrl,l.lfs And received sentence oi TWO
ur- inilrr Hi.n,Arv. ,
Ahuut ~lN months ago hc was rclcased nav
IS r'.d $50 d term. ne returned 10 ierrc
Iiut'. on .rdnv ii~t ne was arrested by Dep
~ SlNr.N i.lu VI. 'WarN ana thlei ol fou"
! ..k oi =. uN, "a .harT' OF burglary tie
Mess. j Dr. .- quit. stored part OF the booty.
and Irnui.- 81 Co. point out hiH partner IN the
u1mr Nr ."f> 7i'tiea VAN h,s prisoner t.
lut f.,y s',ua ,,s when M hn nan
," "' ig and rSd twioe y" one sEo %i tax
~ 81 in ih. ahi n ~ the yl'ilm. the
D.rr 100 ih' lr'i shoulder; Clrary fell To the
'uui. Nhli' ilr as-as@!n Ned t"a neigl boring
..,. pur-uet hy several clt1ens. The fugitive
ii prl.,t i,i hut a. short Il stance when he
D
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and after June H. 1871 trains leave New York vie
pcshros~ and Cortlanl streets icrrcs, ~ follow
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, and
X 80 7. NJ. daily.
For Millauisport Lock Haven. CORY and Erie at 70
L. NJ connecting at Cory for Titusyillc. P,trolc
Centre, and the ol Regions For Willamsport and
Lock Haven "A VI.
For Baltimore. Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman pnrlor Cars daily,
cept sunday % 30 A. VI; arrive Washington ioP N.
Regular at ~ A NJ. /, u aud $50 +. NJ Sunday, Q
and : 80 T.. VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia 7 80 90 a. n 30 Limitcd,,
1880 Vi l. T. .. H. T. 80 l. NJ SUNDAY. . A NJ s.
q. = and $40 i " Emigrant aud second class, T. N.
For trains 20 Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Am9oy, flemineion. Bglyidcrc. and
other points. see local schedules at all ticket Offices
Trans arrive. From Pittsburgh. and 30 A VI and
: T. dali, aud $50 + VI daily. except Monday.
FROM Washington and Btlumorr. Z $40 4. NJ. 1 N,
hip and 1910 r " sunday. ], % % A ". From
Philadelphia ~ z 9 -. iu2u. 1oIu. II 30 A. W,
40 40 10, 80, !. -, and io1or " Sunday.
3 100 Z - 40, II - \ VI q 30, Z and lu2p +
Ticket Offccs. 521 and 81 Broadway, Astur House,
and Of De.bros.e. ant Cortandt Court It,
Brooklyn III ild. and ~ Hudson st. Hohokcn Dcpot
Jersy Ciiy Emisrnmt ticket Office BATTERY place;
FRANK THOMSON, l.. 4. FARMER
General MANAGER General Pass Ascent
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GtaI q statr.

A SPIINDID LOT and cottar0. % roo.us. = 49,
~ An,Ie-tut house ami Tot only $40"
h' Auuiui lNut. lOis and huus', - ~
A nuicr plot. lot. amt Nuu-' - H'
All within TWO minute. WhIN nom 10 pot ~ Mss ma
pnIk thr charming village Nf Flushing. seven tli, :
Ia rANl transit nom Sew lNfN city l. q met h' ter
90 invest lu rf state al rt.ut low lfiNt- tau fn
ri-N Nunr money iu savings lhuN-f SOW is 'hr tfi Go
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g. ii.u- 90 N,i Gee, properly "n4 lNl-e iol ."ui seal
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rooms and Nf itI. lifh 81, srDuuu house
nom Avenue A fi,t sou. Inquire az tlit huus..
ME- MARSHAL.
L'OK >NIE-HtHk building asi ant 3'- Canal IT,.
turuft u .uLhf lurlNi us vault marlr counter. ~
tr.. Apl, io lnan p.nc saNln-s btla, a. oad Nay
amt 12i It
STAMFORD and plrrn farms, nll si1's, for sal,
~ ktul ullh rs HfllNN taxes. rNft|u-uf~ frNN.
Nl hBAlip. Town llAll. >IHuNnri. Conn.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETMEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 through trains each tally depots in rh.ladsl
pima. IA New York.
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety
ON AND AFTER JCNE II 1877.
Express Trains leave New York VIA DcsbrussVs and Cort
bandit is fcrrle- follows.
7.Hl - a. 81 30 Limited 1890 "a >, q. :. and
S,nP NJ sundays a VI =. Is. Z ami 80 L "
Returning. trains leave rhiicde Ina -, 7, 20 =.
$50 aud II 4 VI Limited EXPRESS. 80 T.. NJ, 2 =,
-. . .a. and T.. NJ. AMI - midnight On sunday.
Ticket offices 526 ami 90 Broadway. No Aston House.
AMI pf.hros-c~ and Cnrtltuft - Court 81.
Brooklyn IA lla AMI lis hudson It. lluhukcn, Depot
D. -V city Emigrant ucA,t Office. hatrrN place
INANk THOMSON /. T. FARMER.
r,nerA Manager. General Pass NIGER A-ont
ALBANY boat. PEOPLES LINE
Will leave Pier II North river every week dap At T. ",
ting az Albany SARATOGA and all fuNOrit, sum
m,r resorts Nurth AMI West Pare onN ~ 90
MARY POWELL. for W,.t POINT. New
n .hursh rokccpsic. RNndout, Kingston Coalrn.. Corn
daily, sundays excepted, at 8 " = VI
I'OK Hudson and CuN>ackic. leave Pier 80
L y. r.. foot oi Franklin 4. daily AZ u'ciwk = W.,
connecting ~ Hudson with early train Ter chatham.
piitsncld. North Adams. and intermediate stations.
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lied uu-town advertisement Offices 49,
,S:t- Broadway, corner VI 3lst It, I'LL T. VI and
Dts Wet 2d St. opposite Grand Opera House. ana 100
Sd av, corner Of i7th st.. until y r. NJ
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Double Track. the most improved Equipment. and tho
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety