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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

the New York Herald Says:-In
Prussia. uut OF LOCO births l2U are iile-
climate: in Southern Germany. 200 out
OF LOCO are ilIcgitimatc. In France.
$50 frivolous corrupt" the illegitimate
births are but 20 in 1000; in England
they are but 80. In Upper Austria the
proportion is 2l3 births to 1000; III
Lower Austria, 800 in Carinthin, 4jG-
that Is to say, in Carinthiu nearly every
other child is illegitimate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
THE BURLINGTON & SOUTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.

In another column of this paper Will
Coleman Smith. a large real estate
owner in Bates county, who now lives
II Butler. but who was brought up from
bcyhood in Lafayette county. 1t Will
be seen from Mr.. SMITH letter that the
people of Bates are in dead earnest III
! desiring :: railroad. and that they are
casting about to see from what direction
they can get aid He proposes that 4
meeting shall be held at Lexington. 80
that the counties interested III the COM
pletior Ut the burlington X Southwestern
railroad. north of the river IL we'll As
south. may be represented. 10 TIN.
proposition VT can cordially agree, and
on behalf of the people of Lexington trel
safe in extending an invitation to a!
delegates from the various counties to
the inequalities OF our beautiful little
city. \ second proposition Is that Ger
tam gentlemen constitute themselves 4
committee to correspond with the officers
OF the +. X. ). W. X. K. TO ascertain
whether Al offer Of substantial aid in
shape of private subscriptions would be
Il sufficient inducement for the company
10 complete the road. This will be attend
ed TO. auG the answer il one is recciV-
ed. vii. he duly given through our col
umns. There i one thing. however.
which we would say in connection with
this matter, and that Is that il uegotla-
tons are opened at all it must be in 4
frank and fair way on both sides. La
tiy cite county has been bedeviled enough
with delnsive promises in regard TO rail
roads. and for one this paper does not
propose to publish a. the Chatt that is
put out Ia accomplish u]lteriur oh Iects
by railroad men. Ii the managers of
this road honestly desire to complete il.
.et Them say how and when. If they
need aid lei them say Just how much.
that the people MAY know what 10 rely
OIL. And let it lie understood that the
peorl" IN this par ri the world have
learned. by bitter experience something
q! how i railroad contract should be
drawn up. and that il there is any inten-
ton OF getting their money without Civ
ing them 4 road it may As well be aban-
lOnet before it is fully conceived. The
people on the line OF this road are anN-
!ou> for its completion they mean bus
mess with any railroad company that
viii take hold OF it. but they do not
mean play. We write these words not
because we have any reason 10 suspect
the management ut this particular road
of any wrong designs. for we have not.
but because there has been 50 much
chicInery and outrageous fraud in rail
road management in the past. Let Us
IN This matter deal candidl,, and when
We open our mouths say something. and
not verify Iai.eyrand's saving that
speech WAS given to man 10 concea. his
thoughts. This much We can Sa;e!y
promise, that il Lexington i selected as
the place for the meeting. As it certainly
should he. our people VIII welcome all
who may come with Uid-tashiOnel hos
pitalitv, and We viii furnish a very large
.oca. attendance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The sewing machine bill has passed
both houses and vii. no doubt be signed
by the governor. Hereafter machines
sold on the in~tal!ment plan canno be
taken by the seller after they are almost
paid tor, without re;unding the money
paid, excepting i reasonable amount,
not to exceed twenty-five per cent. for
the use oi the machine. The seam
stresses OF the state have to thank Juo.
}. U'Neii Tor this measure Of protection
3. tb,1,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

There is Il strong feeling in the iegls-
laturc tor an adjournment on the 10th
pvoN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

EH-Mayor a. Oakley Hall has been
missing from New York for several
days and his unexplained absence is
creating n sensation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DOVER.

Wheat generally looks w.it-
Mud somewhat ubased. nui Ilrraly Tho gras,
Is beginning To gre" green.
The l;apiist- have been h"ldmgA protracted
meeting for the past four weeks. several al
dItiuns.
Our IItlle town sports two singing schUnls
now. OF c"uIsc all the young sc"pts go.
Hogs are ones more healthy, and cattle have
come through the winter looking only i"lcrably
we'll. Every farmer knows thai ih"r" Is II great
difference IN the result t of the ZANE hIn"! al heat
mrmt during different winters, probably owing
L" the particular change OF waiter more than
10 Intensity Of cold. D>lkR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

MrCullagh is mixed, lie don't know
whether he is II OF these or IL of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The breaking CT the reservoir at
Stafford, Conn, on last Tuesday, caused
fearful damage to property in the village.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
WHOLESALE MILLINERY.

" huu. this &,aSon. udded a Wholesale Millinery Department,
Il fuN Hoh IF c~reythiuy coHuected riM tie business. Nen
}oyh P~lr@ N"pIIcatcd. Time ami erpemse sared in buying
tram us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31


New Hampshire IS >%ounlly republic
can. New Hampshire is also -souudly
r.osrriptive, being the Gaiy state in the
| n.ou that, n this late day, has a clause
10 lis constitution prohibiting Catholics
from voting for governor or Legislator,
~ II III noiu!I:g pusI,I"n IN lHr f'uu!!r
-rhnnl> In III democratic state could
>uch a provision remain upon the stat
ute books. The New York Herald SAYS
Ut THIS spirit Of bigotrv and Intolerance:
Al the recent election in New lllmp-
shire the people defeated the proposed
amendment abolishng the religious
test which has liSgraced the state con
>tItntion tor 80 Years. BY the old con
st.tut!on no Catholic is allowed to vote
tor & governor or Legislator. and nCme
but lrotestauts are allowed to hold posi-,
tIo'ts III the common schools. This cyi-
dencr OF intolerance, worthy OF the days
wien the test OF lire and water were
APPLIED to witches. would scarcely be
INV ii "a hHtci!'3IIl SOIIlIiltluitN
under such a government as that OF the
| nited States at the close of the nine,
tenth century. The people of New
Hampshire, by their adverse vote. have
only proven that they are behind the
c !i.ization OF the age. Let them picture
the lndi gnation that would fire the New
II tmpshire heart if Louisiana should
adopt a state constitution stripping
Metnodists or Congregationalists OF the
elective franchise on the governor and
legislature and shutting out all but Cath
oiics from the public schools. aud then
they vii! be able to form an idea Of the
sentiments which their own stupid in
tolerance ~cAcites among the people OF
less benighted states.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The Herald. of Tuesday, prints an
other letter from Stanley. who is dis
covering" a great many places that have
been visited by Spoke, Grant. Burton.
Livingston ct. a. But then Stanley don't
know il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Wines and Liquors of ali kinds, by the
gallon, cheap, at {. \. Il J. Dunkel's.
our far correspondent, "Estrllr," must
excuse us Tor rejecting her IN muscript, but
there are 30 MANY Esteiics in the world that
unless we had her other name We would not
know where 10 tini iICr should it be nece>-
sary. II is All miiexlbre r:ie with W never
to publish communication unless We know
who they are from.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The death rate of New York for last
Year was - to each 1000 population
llIiladriphia. 22il London (last re,
turn on htnd). - : Paris, "a Berlin,
2iG; Rome, 81; Vienna, BIB; Madras,
&76.-N. !. jour. Com.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
Wseklp antelli9snfer.

s.
There is Il strong feeling IN the iegis
laturc tor an adjournment on the lott
proN.
M''nIIagh Is nl'Ne"' * oo" A''"
whether ne IS one u '"e'e Vi one y
those. ~
Missouri should he the first instead +"
the sixth tobacco growing state IN tn
Union.
Mr. Rrlf, nomination A, iusuranc,
commissions ha, b,enc confirmed by tn,
safe senate.
Tin. wh;un;rr M, bill WAS drteate,
f., ,I.. t..,ss TLn,s1,v last. by u voI,
-. Il, n,vs
HE report thai the '"I'aE'' nu'a'"S
','' y Quincy h'' ,e'''"
.t''''"'' j. ''''' '".l'e"
The doc law has passed the house
=
"'|
Vuininc has taken another rise. and l.
quoted At - - to = per ounce in Ne"
york.. Cad w haven't got the chiIlS
a.. AVA,
'"',' -,.na,n..
H. r,o
'\.''- ~" N' (
''. ~.
iohu " Wilson. formerly OF t't
lnpeha Times. Killed j. Clarke S"as"e
~
senator '''&N HIS ''''P''" ~
i.Hl t. 'it.'NeI an ad"I'ss a
'.tE n'Nt TUESDAY III '"e ia"
..'"-" ii representatives.
Pho New York Herald asks. How
docs HAYES, southern policy differ from
49, .. WI. 49,, .,,FcsS .hut wa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The following gentlemen have been
nominated by the democrats OF Kansas
City. For mayor, DIR, L. Djckerson; for
treasurer. T. VI. Chouteau for auditor.
J l.. Talbot tor attorney, Jerry Dowd
10: superintendent Ui registration. A.
Eiuiskamp; Tor aldermen, J. w. Byers,
K. II. Drennon. J. J. Hem, John Sails
burr. J W. Reid and John Kelley.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

ONeiI. of st Louis, fought like a
man. III the house. a few days ago.
against allowing convicts to be worked
outside OF the peniteutlary walls, but
WAS defeated. In everything that comes
up ONeil stands up squareIy, tearlessly,
and generally effectively, for the inter,
r-ts Of the workingmem OF the state,
aud whenever ST. Louis wants to homo.
L worthy lrishman. She cannot do bet,
ter than to let his name be john D'Neil.
Philadelphia Times :-An old German
buried his wife. and was telling i sym
pathizing ncighbor OF her sad ,~iccease
His friend inquired il the late lamente'
was resigned to her fate ''Resigncd"
exclaimed the homes. Tcuton "meil
Cot. she had to be- This little stor,
is recalled /" mind by the news thai
Elihu b. Wa,hhurne, our Minister Il
Paris. has resigned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

WE viii pay Cashier Butter, EGGS, H.{EsA
" Poultry, vegetables, 80. at our NS$e
shop on Laurel street, between Man 49,
and Franklin. 'holc" meals tor sri" N H'i '1rIrs
OF the day. mrhl7tf u. Il. >Nl!H.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The report that the Chicago. BurIinE-
ton " Quincy had ceased the NJ n. X
/. railroad is c~ontradicteL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The dog .aw has passed the house.
Tine tax is one dollar on each dog, one
drg 10 each family being exempt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Tine whipping post bill was defeated
Ia the house. Thursday last. by 4 vote
ui ..l lvl, ~ 10 nays.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Mr.. Ewing called up his road bill last
Tuesday, and about twenty members,
with little road laws of their own in
their pockets, hoped INTO the arena
and began uavalanche of amendments.
lie expected this course. however. and
while the law will be passed Substan-
italy as reported, there are several tea-
lures (which should be changed. We
sha / endeaNvr to mention them next
week. a press of other matters having
prevented our doing so in this issue.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

uuininc has taken another rise. and IS
quoted nj - - 10 - per ounce IN New
York. Cad We haven't got the chills.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

toy Hardin ms been nominated by
ti.v. Pie p A. I mrmber OF the board
ot managers OF the state .Gnatic asylum
a, Futon. y.,r Mr.. {. .. Atkinson. re
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Three members OF the Packard house.
Frank i. uary. bernard Davis and
I. grr Romero. We're sworn in and took
seats il, the Nichols legislature OF last
Wednesday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The merchants exchange. of It.
Lou,~. Thursday, said to Hayes. ty res
o.Ut,on. substantially. Hands OF OF
Louisiana" The 81 Louis merchants
know VIA, is due that state.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Gi1y. Hampton reached Washington
Thursday. and had an interview with
fayes. Nothing definite grew out OF
ii. bl, the conversation is reported to
have lett Chamberlain severely alone.
and to have turned principally on the
probable condition OF affairs in that
state should the troops be removed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

John " Wilson. formerly OF the
Topeka Times. killed j. Clarke s"ayze.
editor Of the Blade, in Topeka, on
IM.rr.nLE at
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
WAGON SCALES FOR SALE.
NEW MILLINERY STORE

J. a. QUARLES. CnAs. " LOOM,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

The vacant position OF assistant attor-
uev genera, Tor the interior department
VIII. bee filed by the appointment OF
Eigar NJ Marble, Of Michigan. princi-
l4. .ay Jerk o.. the department.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

WANIED.

WILL. pay 'a-h tor all lhr Leaf Tobacco de.
w liTrretI Ia m- at Berlin.
,.hl- l. W WIR<WaL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16

wobl bic proiaii&e Grase fe1en = elm,
Muit,r muB la on Aues benten = baber
sic Die Sdadtel ssfunben?"
,Sawobl, sndbise 0rau ss bot ana,
einise Wiibe setoitet, absr bier 1T fe!"
Isle bebalten iis, mein Sobn, fs seb6rt
nunmsbr Sbnen."
nNsin, mas sic 10 gut limb" iprad
pauline tuieoer, roaB sic iosar an Roii.
nstt4en seoadt baben! Was bot bas
sbisr3sn Jrsuoe sebabt, mid pisber ~
ieben!"
.Nun, 8inbsr, i'd isbs, bab anbreas ben
Nutb nidt bot, unierm @eplauber Elm
Gnbe gu MAIDEN; 5ortisbuns foIst; @uil-
bauo miro 10 gut iein. bas 6aasatter un=
ieres bews9li6en SdlDiss b%erab5uIa1er,
uno bann molten mir %tpeiter."
auf elm 3eiden bss Serrn bon Milp
uurbs Solse selsifet; Der idpere @asen
nit ben i4msren lansbaarissn 4feroen
,unb Dem poqwidtisen 8auersmann lieB
lni9t ben ~gerinstsn 8srbo&t auffommsn;
uer bdtte ba ON 8etrus oenten ioqen ?
Snbeb CAB es bod nod INNER @runo &c.
mug gu Yeiorsniien. benn bic Qferoe
tonntsn nidt INNER seben, IS mubte au@
Raft gsmo1t psrben. Mn6reas baute in.
bsB ouf 8ottes Sdub unb NOR gutter Bin.
&c. I'm IufIeben gu permeiben unb 5u.
sleid Der Si4erbeit usssn, mubte BON
temps b~reibunbert S4ritte u%orausreiten,
pdbreno er ielber in slei4er gntfernuns
als g%rrieresaroe folSte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-16

mo i'd ni4ts gu ueridum.u base9 no es
gilt, tann i9 MAIDEN. ME elmer? Sabe ID
baFeIbs SntereHe, ME Su?"
,@ut, gut. pirb fd f%inben," oerisste
Yarbou troden, rauf Wieoeriebn!
sein Wes fibrte gum feapsrtretenoen
anfldser Sarin uno bon bort nod Rsi-
rieur. @ssen Wittas mar er auf BEN
S4lob.
uula r(8ortftsuna fclst)
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
Aem Publications.

THE BRIGHTEST NOVEL this Summer!
NlMpOPT.
lfuO Cloth. II Xihle. 81 30.
THE DOCTORS DISAGREE
As ~ its
only fair 70 read- Thoroughly goo0lN D I've
ers q the tsdum fha D. SURE ming Post
=, o,errn. some reste who Fairly entitled place
the I,s hooks Of The
~ y Times season. Boston Transcript.
tgW hsrl.y ou-lIre the sum. Written with good de o.
uer tl9t calls Il urtr ahity ere ls h" tanl
--fIud4rerd.uf g. tlc DOos, Of any sOlt. aad
A teficr novel than most W. have found 10 thoroughly
AInercau novels r interesting. Literary World.
an Bookstores
LOCKWOOD BROOKS & Co, Eoston.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. AUGUST 6, 1877
Insirnctlon.

tsa rl irod eirs 10 reach 200 TRBuNK 'no,e.9 o.
e7s ma 500 aag other papr NJ eid,sysed stoot @ s
ofcg.fr ie b-af Ia He c1rHir. and kn0t " HoTe ds-
q-fs and candeHy refeTred % pdn am 0l4er. - gWt
c f0 frGce ne sDrco y patronage bt so laf Ds ay'
har 0cdgs been snfisded tGt ne Tetnis rom y
Grerfs Hg tre posr. anil HberGt = PACkAkD fdeA""
Blstacsy CaILgs. Ne,C-lork
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
&c nbom if GIan Concern

NOTICE 20 AUTHORSHIP Godcy's Lady's
~ Book Publishing Co timteJ now prepared 20 re-
ccivs 1873. rejected manuscript returned u
accompanied VIII postage Direct GoDEN's I.ApNs BOOK
PUBLisING co. Naited y. H. coz 9th ana Cheshui ''s
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

BroohIpn ncaI Gstats for Sale.
HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st,
~ 81 ich.st 40. 81 and Nassaust 100 aud lOI Pine
apve-st 40 and lg7 Wlo1g glby-st - Lafay0its-sre
GORDON 1. FORD, % CLARK ss BrooSlyn
LNOR SALE-0n Corner of Carit0n-ay and
Z Bergcn-st desirable LOTS Tor imiurlate Ia
proycnent Is IN be sOh only iOr cash AMI rlortOagc.
RULAND z WHITING, y, ,eGBan-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
Nnstrurtion.

pe,scg siisdse nat ~ al sise ~ school ~ gogr
qaaer JhHrs ggn4d cleitfQbW Jke GdntrHht hfflcf i
s~cf 1 s3r-fea hare been Crgs fed Il tceii c'H'0tfd
% afr0 M notice a. Pgrsats and grrfnfa e.rrtte@g :" L.
FUtfto,cH. lTsl.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

vgVO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKE
MEMPfRFMRGOC. oUEBEC and sAGUENAY
RIVER. THROUGH % TuE MOUNTAINS BY pAl
i,;itT-0u ard after july 10 through cars Will 1Ye
Grand Cgnral Depot New York NewHaye and liari
~ r. H. ~ SOS No.. the White Mountains lLitltton
F,.au House IaWf0Td Holsel also ior Newtdry SiIne
IT Johusbury. Vermont; NcwpoIi, vermont Lax Mepte
al Unt~ sane evening oni Qucbcc
eary next morning time for st &mes i9r sag egay bef
u ia for Maritime Prov. Ices. For further inOthduOh
and tickets Amply ticket Offices y " y r. aul ~ X ~
Grand Central Depot, g. iENE Pass,n-t Agent iasshnise
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
rUO PHILADELPHIA,
4
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EST ABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN =
between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA

4 VA
THE OLD dfE 3&b Short LINZ
NEwyonK ASD IStSfii PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trsas way daily three DepOt'n
phllsaelphia iwo IN Sew,ISss' s ard ,,o r,.,..,
Time 6S ;Sqs3's4' aaa s.r wa June e9;eq.s s s7 ai'
Express Traus NesYork DesOrosses and cor~
7;3g. $50 ts's5 Limited. 1880 a. I45e7 and
$50 M sunday. a. M D. g. 2 @ Jna 80 D. N NJ :, $40
sqa II = ~ 1Agitsa NJ Ezpros, 20 p In &, ss1 a NJ
'TcSe ,scss saS md 81 Broaoway No As,cr House
Desbrossss and Coitland ssi NO. Syntt-st
Depot Jersey city. Engrant Ticket ofdoe. No Battery
Plfa'&sx PFf&xE THOMSON. LIZ YARaEE:
General Manager. ofnl Passenger AyeaL
,I'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
aud all points East Via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
TuE MAaNOTu PALACE STEAMERS
HRISTOL AND PRONIDENCE.
LARGEST, handsouest and most costly steamers m The world
FULL NIGHTS REST NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES
Fiys morning trans-Fah River 10 Boston.
steamers leave NeTYork daily at pm lsU UNDAfs July
to o, nclusivej from Pier -. \. r.. foot Of huuayst
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Tickets secured at all principal Hotels ard
Ticket otaces AZ the rier and On steamerA
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
GRO l.. CoNNoR General Passenger Aseat Z
TIE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
A wHOLE,- NIGH1l1T HESro.,,
0NL1 ~ ~ 60 - i$HrEs.
MASSACHL SETS
t"Thc Palace -teaner ID. the NOrlt,
AND THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
C'fhs Qi.cu of me SuundD
leave daily (sNeert SundaJs from Psr - n. r., loot OF
Warrcust y. "a Providence a. L., ana
80 Intermediate landings 5etT cen New
YORK Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONlNGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The slslsnt steamers
SrONlNGlON AND hAkRAGANSETE
a. D. 0siy (Sundsys excepted from Pier 3S y. H. foot
OF StgtcToois ait tickca FOX EITHER LINE ss
sdS bpacrHy and all Offices OF WcsC0,t
Co Also tickets for sole at all hotel ticket Offices
and Freight via either lite always taken AZ 10"
raitA
transfer fer paasrngcrs either hne and from
nrookiyu by she OF The Erookya AEDex leaving
eiis ~haii, Fniton Ferry. 81 40 p M - -,
l.. W. FLIlNs, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
BrockinH Dropsrtn 81 Eel

A TO LET. very iow, the desirable 3-Story
q and basement brick awslyg 20. - Catlo ~ M, h,lr
Carroll PARK 10 Gcsrbie tenant the rcnt VII % hs
reasonable Apply 10 j. L. CORNELL - Coartst ho 'N
@D~ PER MON1H-TO LEA Z-sloy
IN -, nam, cottage fe-t c-ep. - 81 us
ctp,eu,earrs. rented 30 acssr4te party l53 =
Brooslyn, =. d.. Aey ~ l97 ROGERS & BIO" --"i' Nv
Grsnd-st., L. ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

y Trains fersa AmDoy. hef Bank. Long Branch
Grove Sc II 3 IfJ, 2. ll45 n T. 4!3, p Al
5.3O ~, ttiI-sl ior Long French, ocean ,toyn 81.
ENPRF-S TRAIN FINE between New YORK ard Long
BrpncL. ONE HOUR AND TWkNIY MINUTES.
Pl LI.MAN FAELOE CARS are attached 10 trains leaving
Ncy--N OrK al 3jn and u.
REDUCED BATES fOR THE SEASON.
Stages connect station 70 aui l.Oa kEHPOltT
M q fn rom H.lIN n PLEASANT
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

~ Ferry station II Ne@-l ort, foot cf lADerys'
Commencing Nay 81, lS49-IraIn. leave 80 follows:
G.s1 a. m For Pennington, Eaaon, Pegidore, Mauch
ChIni TaIlaqua, WiIkcsbarfe, Eimta. Vc.
.m-Ior EdhOn, Harrisburg. MauCh CHUNK, IaIHa
quq. WilkesiaTre. WuliaWsF0T'. &c.
10 10 .. ui. d. -nuieryile aad Pennington
?. H.-FoT Icnins,ol, ksston, M.ucn C4uAk, ''lars
karr. Iariaqua iasleGu Reading Potsyle, HarrlsDGrN
4 u. m.-F % E1stcr. R-iv'ere and ftiusGugr'.
5.SO D. n Gay-fur Essioi. AHentO1A, aud Harrisburg
$50 -. an - Easirl.
For trains local points see time table ~ statons
SUNDAY IRA IN,~-Itave ~ $50 a. u, T. y. III. for
ourd Brook intermediate points. $50 io
fastOu, Reading and Harrisburg
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Gteamboats ar0 Railronos.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
~ {. VIBBARD snf DANIEL DREW leave Yestry y
r. anC 3ftl-St ~ landing at Svdck
Ferry Point Nevburgh, Pouehkeepsie, Bhiuebeck.
ortlos Catsg and Hudson Close connection Win Now
York Central RslrOad for the West and With exnress
trains for Safa ga Montreal other pouts North To
New returning DAY, 81. Tickets
coupons good Hudson River Railroad received
board ior pass9Go FRI IRA SSFE from and to BROOK
LYN bY tAe boats - the BROOKLIN ANNEX. Leaves
Jewels Wharf (Fufon-s sos q. Tickets New
York Central aad FOR Saratoga tho wharf.
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| In IN ' n. il NiaE6I oenaraI go gent NevYor
NORTHNRN RAILROAD OF NEWJERsEY.

Z, $50, 3. 3 I. I'D, 6-tD UI, 6dV ?. 4Il
Saturday nights only at i3J D. Sundays, .. n aud
G:3o T..
JNO y. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent. AeN-HoiE
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
/ FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONrREhI. +. q q IN
termedfate points Pier - - r. daily SuU
days cHceptedl R (1wenty thIt a. T. H. n 81 M
p NJ connecting viii special triHs ~ New Haven for
Hartford Springfield &c. Tickets sold aud bagsage cecz
a. BrosdwaY. Ork 2nd Co9Itst BROOKLYN. EK
carslon NeW Haven anh rsinrn. u 81
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. saturday. An.

The following real estate sale was made
at the Exchange saesroom to-day.
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Ciin propertn Go Ext.

q ,le uoI-g and ~r BIZ win grouIi, heat very .oN
Appv 20 E.DaCN u II. MAkiiNE 433i hto'dNay,
rVNO LET.-Finest location on 5th-av., between
57ih snd SSH ats sls. look INTO fark t,h
'front.' vindows possession given when "aht7di rent ""
rn1uire of =. r. TATE. AS Maiden Lane.
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Gonsee an0 .farms UaEteo.

SgTANTED. Small. cheap place in COnnecti-
~ cut near New London preferred, 20 reht iteh - D
ber VITA privilege Of bayng terms Gi'e A t'V
l.rs price co a c. 6js y, KaJ ave, BrooAiYn, ~ l.