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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-09
THE PICNIC.

| About 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
train carrying the Storey county school chill
dren and their friends passed the Carson
depot, stopping few minutes afterward up
at the Treadway ranch. The train numbered
twenty -four cars, eighteen of which were
fats, and all were filled to the last foot even
of standing capacity. 1t is difficult to make
Der of human beings gathered together under
such circumstances, especially where 80 many
little folks are crowded in like small flowers
in bouquet, but we think it would be safe
to fix the number aboard yesterdays train at
twenty five hundred or upwards. 1t was
beautiful sight, the children in their Summer
suits, embracing all the liveliest colSrs, way
ing their little hats and handkerchiefs, and
striving with all the ambition of their youth
full years to be heard above the general din as
the train passed the crowded platform. Var
neys band undertook to play rs the train
dashed on, and maybe did play, but who
heard or wanted to hear brazen note at such
time? Arrived at the picnic grounds the
luncn baskets were brought out, groups were
formed under the trees and other shady
places, and young and old lost no time in
doing the fullest justice to this important
feature of every picnic. As no time was to be
lost, the band in the pavilion struck up a
,chottische, and warm as the day was the
building was quickly filled with dancers
During this time numbers came down town,
taking in the hotels and restaurants, some
visiting the Mint, while many more went out
20 the Warm Springs Quite number of
private conveyances, including several stylish |
four in hands, brought loads to the picnic At |
the grounds were more than the usual num-
Der of refreshment stands, where lunches, ice |
cream, fruit and lemonade, good i'll quality |
and reasonable in price, were to be had. We |
missed the cumical figure and Herzogovinian |
accents of old Jimmy the Duck" but the
Canary man was there, and
seemed to be doing good business with his
birds and cards. Prof Flint with corps of
good assistants managed matters on the
grounds, and while everybody was full of the
spirit of uncOnstlained fun, the best of order
prevailed and no hoodlumsm married the oc-
;asion. About 5 o'clock P. NJ the train
pulled out for the Comstock, and tired-look-
ng but apparently well satisfied crowd were
oon whirling out Empire ward
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-09

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. There will be
services to-day at II A. M. and 7:45 P. NJ.
Sunday school at 1915 Rev. S. NJ Croth-
ers, of Gold Hill, will preach in the morning
ST.. PETERS CHURCH Services this day at
II o'clock A. NJ, Rev. w. r. Jenvey oficiat-
ing Sunday school at 1890 P. NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-09

NJ. E. CHURCH,. D. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ;
Sunday school at P. M. Seats free, and all
are welcome. Subjects of discourse: Morn
ing, "The Present Duty evening, The
Reason Why"
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GUBERNATORIAL.

The name of General P. E. O'Connor, of
Eureka County, has begun to be mentioned,
in a. quiet way, by Eastern Nevada Repub-
licans, in connection with the Republican
nomination for Governor. This is the first
mention We have heard of this distinguished
soldier in political circles. 1t is most likely
that this use of his name is, at present, at
any rate, quite unauthorized.
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c II l P S.

Quite number of familiar faces from Sto
rey, and of the school teaching persuasion
were to be seen yesterday at the picnic Dur
ing the late Teachers Institute here the Sto
roy teachers were in full force, and dur.
ing their stay they made many warm friends
among Carsons best We noticed yesterday
in Carson, and out at Farmer Treadway's
the following lady teachers from Storey
bIry. III. G. Mygatt, Miss Mary E. Madigan,
Miss Cassie Henderson, Miss Lena Smith,
Miss Anna Batterman, Miss Ella Hurd, Miss
Ella SterTitt, Miss Gertie Flanagan, Miss
Veronica Cordiell, Miss NJ A. Timmons, Mrs.
M. A. Potter, Miss Pauline Nicholson, Miss
Jennie Brophy, Miss Maggie Buckley; and
among the male teachers were H. F. Baker,
Mills Van Wagenen, John E. Bray, G. S.
Young, A. B. c. Davis, A II. Willis, T. B
Jones.
That Cherry Greek case 1--WE shall initial it
hereafter in this way, G. c. S. r. c., if com
PEELED to mention it many more times) is
dragging along quite slowly 1t was expected
that the case would be concluded by yesterday,
but it now looks as if it might be carried into
the middle of next week.
Last nights shipment of standard dollars
WAS $50 900, for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Among yesterdays prominent arrivals in
Carson, most of whom were really picnickers
but affected other business, were Capt. Thos.
G. Taylor, of the Yellow Jacket, Matt. Can
navan, of the New York, S. B. Segur, of the
Succor, ,Drs. Aiken and Gillingham, Honor
ables Buckingham and Babcock, and William
Gibson-all of the Comstock Also Hon. w.
c. Grimes, from Churchill.
Charley Wallace, a young Virginiaite who
yesterday sampled too freely of a belligerent
article of whisky, which he undoubtedly pro-
cured before coming to Carson, as ours is of
harmless quality, got unpleasantly per
sonal:to'' 'Frenchy" in one of our saloons, the
result of which was that Wallace had head
OF unique architectural design put on him.
The sffair was but the work of moment, but
that moment was doubtless as an age to Wal
lace, who got severely punished.
On a telegram from Major John II. Den
mis-, yesterday, from Tuscarora, two cases of
arms were shipped last night by the Gov
ernorf destination, Cornucopia. In absence
Of any particulars on the subject, we suppose
the object of ordering the arms is to have
them on hand in case of any trouble with the
Indians in the Owyhee country.
Yesterday was another of the hot days
the hottest yet At night we had few flashes
of lightning, and one very pronounced peal of
thunder, followed by rain.
John Cormack was having hard time yes
terday in trying to sell at auction horse he
was riding. "Going at ffty-fve, five, five,
said John, then yank at the bridle-bit,
dig in the side, sort of peroration to the
effect that that was no money for such horse,
and we left believing that John was trying
washed sale on u.s.
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= FOURTH OF JULY AT YANK's.

The residents of Lake Valley are to be in
vited to participate in dancing party at
Yank's on the Fourth of July We need not
recapitulate the pleasant and very attractive
features of that resort. Doubtless the pleas
ures promised by the occasion will be duly
appreciated.
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San Francisco stock Exchange Sales.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
, opAlr 81. 40, As, 459l, 451< SIS
Mexican 1913, IL, NJ, IL
Gould & Curry Z, 81
Best a. Belcher AZ, I456
California 2O14, 2056 20
savage IlA. III, ll96
Consolidated Virginia Az, l43S
Hale & NOrcross ~, ~
Crown Point 4 rs, 4 80, IS,
felloF Jacket 50, So
Imperial 95c,
OhOllar POtosi %, 27z
kentuck
Alpha NJ, I1H, liz
Belcher 2 70, 265
Sierra Nevada 90, 95,
Confidence
Utah 81
Bullion Ok, So
ExoheQuer IS, S2O,Sl5
OveTman 1871, 1871, ID
Seq. BsIcher 20
Justice 3 95, 90, 5 IS
Suocor l5c
Enion Consolidated 5, 51S
Alta 6s<
Julia 81.
Caledonia l IS, 90
Silver Hill 80
Challenge Csc,
New York Con- 45c, 40c
Occidental SOC
WOOdVille S5c
Grown Point Ravine soc
WELSH SOC
Ward IS, ~
LeviAthan $50
Trojan SOC, 40c
Benton 2 80
Solid Silver 2 70
Eureka Con. SO, IS
Manhattan 81, 81
Independence IS, so
Grand Prize 4 10
Argputa S5c
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BUSINESS CARDS.

The MORNING APPEAL job Office will print
professional and business cards at rates ridic-
ulously low. Even spinsters and children yet
unweaned cry for them!
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JOB WORK.

The MORNING APPEAL establishment is pre-
pared to perform job work at rates long way
below the prices which obtained in the earlier
and purer days of the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
Conntrp ReaI estats for saIs.

VIRGINIA FARM of $50 ACRES in Abe
County for saleNear the eastern slope OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains 80 miles from Greenwood Depot
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Good soil well wooded
sOciety cOmmOiOns residence; ~ large kitchen
stable granary carriage house. &o
ceent water tine lawns shrubbery, &ci orchards
tanning variety Of choice fruits churches Of the yarions de-
nominations by Tor further details address the owner
CHARLES w. PURCELL Greenwood Depot Va.
WATER FRONT FOR SALE-On Hallet's
w Cove Astoria Long Island suitable for business or
manufacturing purposes about 800 feet front good depth Of
water fine house and outbuldings. &c. Apply TO
+. II. LUDLOW & co.
Pine-st. and !, 1870 Broadway.
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Orean Cleaners
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOuce-The Of this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Lieut. MauIy u NJ ON both the outward
and hOmeward
CELTIC Capt GeadeiI Thursday June $50
GERMAN1C. Capt Kennedy. Saturday, June TO- p III
BALTIC Capt Parse. Thursday June w Js ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER
These steamers are uniform and unsurpassed IN ap
poinments. The Saloon StateTOoms Smoking, and Bath
rooms are amdshps the and motion are
least felt aOrdng degree of comfort hitherto unattanabe
RATES $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage, S2S.
For inspection OF plans and information apply te
COmpany's Offices, No. 81 broadway, Newly DIRK
II. j. CORTIS. Agent
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Gitn prurertn 90 Eet.

CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
~ YORK.FrOm to 100 horsepower be furnished at
81 per week per horse, running ten hours day also
LOFTS, EASEMENTS, aud STORE FLOORS TO LET, with
plenty OF good light water and waerclOsets each hOOr
steam heating also elevators and steam holstways j. T.
PRESTON. %, 20. p, 20 and 81 ROse-st. New York
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RECORDED LEASES.

Appleby Charles to Edward W Davis ard Others,
lOth-st 200 II Of I2th-aee, 5OxS89' 14A2 years
AZ annual rent -
Lebert John A 20 Jacob Doll, No Dos East l9lth-st
years, al annual rent OF.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday, June 8, 1873.
la OF fha Fly

Tho fOllOWlhk SeoO
.,spVe salesroom to-day: ILL,
I'm lease Of lot 3dave n " corn ~ y a. n ~
lb0oeS .5gr ZOO also lot W 9u-aee. W., - 1On n w
st lot sI10 and lot East SIthSS AVVi'" 20 sOO
% is5Ave 25xl00s Hiram - y g9SocG
IA o,ot ofland, Nos OBS, 24O an9 -
Bnnss ~ n a 1918 II W OF hutsels-S" pi0' 81 200
txl44: Ii > smith, -
1899 1rarebouse with lot NO Z5u OhsiilASS 400
14sloiS ~ Pelham-st. lot 29.51l q re'eI "'-
, L. ,.4eef 10 the buildings with plot OF lanul
One sd Gao 1Ohave, cor OF 4oIDs' p'' oOO
Nos v33a ~ N NcDermOtt-- q W
79SXtoSt s5th-st 225 II OF lOthaVe zoNoo'o' $50
NeSiI.ftIs tSst 80 wv Of the above 25xbSlo $50
, ~ vTitb plot OF land Nos 232.
ss sa ygSa $50 sss ana ss5 others Si 1000
plot lboAl vV55rchOusc with lot, no @t0 hneiaA-SSS
lbsiofs ~ " OF Bugerss 10 - SSP H. No 94S
ms % storv brick e9llalng VIZ. ". - V .; La
also ! ~ n (. IS It Woi hu'sofs-9'' i0' - 5000
same purelssea5i, frame building with lot. Pei
iSy io Of RIs svi GS 5000
u! g teoTH mag q Eq SSossve esA's a' MS
,,se with lot No l5l East 52d-st. n
10 Il IeTngonave' lot 1.-TWO ~ GOO
rtnce...'..-'-- RI n X Warren q 20.
- west lbOthst 275 Il OF lOthaVe each zoA Q ooo
"a n. Union Trust CO. ,i i,,, = "a
.,., o.. DoTf of lot No il on map OF Morri- 90
Una 25xl5U; Eli Bennett- ''V
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Gountrp t1ropertp 90 Eet.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
win f E S4 this G 5S &c
ave. Newark, N. J.
COTTAGE TO LET, furnished, at Ocean
~ Beach, ~ j.. adjoining surf House; rooms. Apply TO
j. d. sKILEs. lancaster, Penn
FURNISHED HOUSE at Norwalk, Conn.,, to
" let Norwalk P. 0. Box 600 "
FURNISHED COTTAGE, near the Hudson,
one hour from city moderate rent 3Si West 23qst
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT in NEW
HAVEN Conn. from middle Of July, 1873, TO Septem
EurOpe rOOmy and COinmOdOus Centrally situated in
the very best neighborhOod. Address HINMAN'S REAL
ESTATE AGENCY, New.HaveD, Conn
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY to let
M at Astoria @ Of access plenty q TSie
i2O Cburchst
ITO LET-At Passaic, n j., a handsome
Il COTTAGE with ten rooms and bathroom; stable room
station Apply owner, J. n BURNS, 39 Union square
ITO LET-At DARIEN, Conn, fine COT
ROOMS and LAUNDRY piazzas two sides plenty shade
fruit garden &c good stabling minutes IRON depoL Ad'
dress s. SEELY, Darien, Conn.
ITO LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
FshkillOn Hudson fifteen minutes from Hudson River
Railroad Depot hOuse contains thirteen rooms kitchen
closets grounds acres Wen rued fine river
and mountain views terms reasonable 70 good tenant Ap
ply to or address JAMES 4. BRETT, MatteaWan n Y.
ITO LET-At Plainield, n. j., for the Sum-
Il mer months twOsory French roof brick uO6 ~.
front hot and cold water dc Terms reasonable to rpon
Ebe family Inquire Of JOHN NJ WILTON, Nos 100 ana
l67 Broadway. n. y.
TTNO LET or for SALE at ASTORIA-Carpet
factory property ak acres OF land factory 3GngS,
part. Inquire Of JOHN McAIoNEY, l2O Churchst.
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Up
TOWN OFFICES, No. 12{S Broadway, Thirty
or 3OS West Twenty thirdBt, cor. Eighthave; 200
Third-ave FOrtyseyenthst; az the HARLEM OFFICE
Ne 22eJ Thirdave ehundred twenty fOurh-st
Harlem Savings Bank Buldingl up 10 M at regular
0lhce rates.
NliOSBY- ST. PROPERTY, near Broome, will
" be sold very party able TO pay 1000 $4,000
h ash; might exchange part for Brook house. rutland
d WHITING, Beekman-sL
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HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
IL for PLYMOUTH. CHEfBoUk G; and ham H6;
IESSING. June POMMERANIA..Jun June 70
WiELAN D.........Junel Is SUENIA. ...-.... June "a
and ali points gland Scotland and Wales Pirst Cabin
gold 800 Second Cabin gold 500 Storage currency $50
KUNHARDT q Co, {. b. RICHARD & BOAs
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Rroad a. New. YORK. 81 Broadway NeW.YOTk
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aOrses, Garrlasss, earness, @s.

A FAMILY HORSE for all purposes; just
"A iTom the westi has no superior 1905 Broadway.
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GUION LINE, ..,.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. n. r., foot OF kngst -
NEVADA ................. TUESDAY. June u, 20. IN.
kVYONI n a. IT. ESDAY, June Il. o. 10.
f.oDA ~ Wy, ~
Cg These steamers built Of iron, in water com,
paTments and furnished with requisite 70 make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bath ROOM smOkingTOOnn, drawing room, piano ana IL
bray experienced surgeon etewardess and caterer on
steamer saterO0ns all on deck thus nsnlng
those greatest Of all uXues at sea- perfect ventilation and
light 80 - -.
CABIN PASSAGE according staterooml $50 70 $50;
INTERMEDIATE $40; sTEERAGE, S26.
N-1' w. - {NfIfIAMs & GUION.
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houses ano farms Inanteo.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK Tribune WILL RE RECEIVED, D., At THE GlL
e., SOS West Twenty thirist cor Eighti-aye5 200
Third ave- Forty sevepthst; at the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2SI Thave cor hundred and Twenty fOurthst,
(Harlem Savings Bank Bundng up TO p ~, at regular
ofhcerates.
IOWA LAND WANTED for property lightly
mOrtgaeed in Brooklyn and for improved property free
and clear near the city. rutland & WHITING, No. D
Beekmanst
XNANTED-A fully furnished house for
w July and Aufust IN a mountainous region within
hundred miles Ntw.YOrk large enough 10 accommodate
twelve persons. Address Mrs. NEWTON, 80
Henry-st, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Ofean Gteumers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing everv TIL RSDAY frJn Philadelphia
ILLINOIS sails Thursday, June ., IL IN.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
carving the Belgian and United Mails Sailing semi.
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New York
VANDERLAND sails SATU RDAY, June q, . a. m
For rates Of passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents -
3O7 Walnutst, Philadelphia % broadway New YORK
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BOARD. -Farm-hOuse near MecOXlay; boat
ID ing surf sin bathing veranda sbadei milk yege
tables ice &c Liberal terms no mosquitoes. HENRY b.
HAlSEI Bridget amptOn. l. l.
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BOARD near MountjOy depot on New-Jer
I'D sey and NewYork Railroad; Pleasant Grove Farm hig
grounds; mountain Address C. b. PHILLIPS. Garner
Vile ROckland County " Y.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE.
Pier Company new No 80 North River foot OF Moronst
WILLIE DE- PARIS, Santele... "Wednesday. June an
sST. IAURANT, Iachosnez We'd June IL, N.
LABRADOR sangier. 80: W Wednesday June w an
FOR freight and passage At Philadelphia apply to Aoa1o
9"o'"en I0T}Is De BEsIAN Agent no o5 broadway.
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Gotels.

WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This NEW and SPLENDID HOTEL, with the Two
LARGE . BRICK RESIDENCES and EXTENSIVE
GROUNDS adjoining, overlooking CONGRESS SPRING
PARK, isnOw
OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS,
pARLORS BEDROOMS, or ROOMS I'm SUITE, ELE
GANTLY FURNISHED Will DO RENTED WITHOUT
BOARD at MODERATE RATES.
and ARRANGED in FLATS for the SPECIAL ACCOMMO
DATIoN OF FAMILIES.
THE HOTEL RESTAURANT
win he under the control OF COOKS OF THE HIGHEST
GRADE, and MEALS WILL BE SERVED In the MOST
Rooms MAY BE ENGAGED on application at the ME
TfoPoLITAN HOTEL NewYofk.
CHARLES II. SHELLEY, Manager.
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nUBBARD HOUSE, Canaan -Four Corners

" Y; mountain air; malaria mosquitoes; best ac
o0mm01aOns families taken at reduced rates honse three
minutes from depot pOstOce church and telegraph route
direct NewYOrk g. and A. r. r. send for circular
and terms Mrs r. HUBBARD.
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HILLSIDE HOUSE, MONTCLAIR, n. j.
II few choice rooms with board. Address hillside
HOUSE, MOntclar n. J.
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HINSDALE, BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS.
i Rockwell homestead delightfully."- situated among
Berkshire hills will receive guests June terms - 70
IS per week. Apply Mrs ROCKWELL, No IL West 22dst
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FENIN[ORE.

II COOPERsTOwN 0TsEGo COUNTY, y. "
VIII open June 90 under the management Of Mt T. D. WIN
CHESTER. superintendent Of the Coleman House,
Broadway and 27h where arrangements FOR board can De
made by applying to him. 1890 ,,.,-,. - ,,,....
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ISLAND. n.

ROONTON, n. j., on Delaware, Lackawanna
I'D and Western Railroad one and quarter from New
York trans each Way elevation 1000 feet pure air
Commanding views beautiful drives and walks hshnR and
shooting; large number Of families will take boarders tea
sOnabe rates. furnished and ununished cottages o. let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

N Conn. Lake NaTramaug, twenty minutes from de-
pot good accommodations for thirty bOadeTs excellent
mountain air, roads, walks drives ana fishing beau iiul
good table shady grounds terms from - 10 - per
week References Mr. =. = Conant with Harper BTosi
franNlnsquare MI J. c. BoOm. Where can DC seen views
Of place. s. Johnst. NewYork CITY, or H. A. Bennett New
Preston, Conn.
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Gunner Boaro,

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICES, No. Dds Broadway Thirty nrstst,
or Jos West Twenty .thTdst Hghthave. 700 Third
ave, cor FoTtyseventhst; at the HARLEM OFFICE NO
2,2kI Third ave. One.hundTed and twenty fourth st
(Iaiiem Savings Bank Buildingl, u2 to at regular
Ohicerates.
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A MONG The UAISkILLS.-At Uurham
n Greene County. y. Y.-NOted Tor health. commodon
piazza shaded lawn, walks drives and scenery
plenty OF milk fresh vegetables and fruit terms moderate
AhdIosa nhONe y. u. ILLIOII.
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IENKINSON'S HOTEL.-Highlands OF Nave
~ sink y. ]. Access by New-Jcrsey southern Railroad,
Pier North RiyeIt and steamer seabId from tTankn;
IT., ~ r. The bridge the Shrewsbury River. VIII
be open June 90 Terms 80 per day sl5 TO sl7 90 per
week Special arrangements for the season
JAMES ZEN KINEON, Proprietor.
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GLENEIDA LAKE, Carmel Putnam County,
" VI good boating aud fishing shaded and ornamental
grounds good table mountain mosquitoes large
airy from SO per Address j. g. MILLER
Carmel, New-NOrk
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The REV Dr. Vaudeville, Harlem;
Ira ODDS II broadway: ,-,.
W. H. Nichols. 90 Maiden lane.
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DEOPLE WISHING GOOD BOARD, wit

mix cggs poultry, large yard amuBeuents am pcasant
scenery apply shubal Finch, Durham, Greene Con
n Y Quests weeks convey from Catsku
free charge terms as week Address SHUBAL
q uruam % n. Y
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HOTEL HANNAH, 81 and 81 Columbia
H HEIGHTS Brooklyn n Y.Peasant rooms win board
Turkish Baths. For full particulars send stamp for
the InIklsh Bath ILnatrated. CmAs IL. sMEPAID, VI D.
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Applications now received by D. NJ. HILDRETH, at %
Broadway New. York, also by q. G. PREsBURf at the
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~ At Terrace ALL Rockand Co. n. y. 81 miles ON Erie
Railway minutes walk from depot; mountainous sec
with splendid house fneake good boating
and fishing delightful spot for private families house being
furnished TO COmfOrt circulars, references &C,
applications moderate terms.
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GUNNER Boaro.

FIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD; large
rooms good table and comforts az moderate price
Address Mrs N sECOR HYATT, Sing Sing, N. y.
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Highland Dell House, near Delaware Waite
Gap. for circular. j. FOULKE, SrOudsburg. Pa
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EXCELLENT BOARD, pleasant rooms and
II surTOupdings be obtained at private house IN
Clayorack Columbia Co. ~ vi large shady grounds and
pazza drives. horse and phaeon ON premises locality
air terms reasonable ADDRESS e.
m Yor ola Col Co, N. Y.
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il CATHKILf. y. y, WILL OPEN JUNE 10.
Terms greatly reduced ~ 80 and 80 90 day for Jun
and july si5 s7 aud $50 per week according to room
and location High elevation mountain scenery uDsurpasse
In the world 20 Of ground Accessible by Albany "a
Boats aud Hudson River Railroad. Address JOHl
BREASTED, Proprietor Catskn