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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

THE hope of the decent portion of both
political parties that Butler, of Massachu-
sets, and Kelly, of New York, were effect
ually squelched by the defeat they sustain
ed, will fail of realization. They will, to the
disgust of good men, both rise to the sur
face, gather sail and scud away again
upon the sea of politics, as confidently as
they could had they never struck the
breakers of defeat. The characters
of the two men are but slightly dissmiar,
Butler is the greater in point of ability, and
in the advantage that age and experience
give Kelly is the greater in the vigor and
arbitrariness of his efforts, and the absolute
control he wields over his followers. One
entraps, the other drives; one beguiles, the
other forces. Both aspire TO relationships,
the one by political strategy; the other by
brow-besting and intimidation. Kelly or
dcred the sovereigns of New York to give
his friend, Mr.. Schell, the mayoralty. But
Ter by 'shrewd lodges and by utilizing
the flags and ends of all parties, sought to
reach the gubernatorial chair of Massachu.
sets The people Of New York refused TO
obey Kelly, and Butler fell, covered by the
ballots of the sovereign people of the Bay
State. Both men failed in the achievement
of their aims, and the sccpter Of power has
passed from their hands. But wait. There
is Il hereafter, and these men will surely
improve it, They are not dead; but merely
sleeping
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

WoRKiNGMEN.-Betore you begin your
heavy spring work after winter of rclaxa-
ton, your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack of ague,
bilious or spring fever, or some other spring
sickness that will unfit you for season S
work, You will save time, much sickness
and great expense if you will use one bot
tie Of Hop Bitters in your family this
month. Don't wait. See other column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

7 Have recommended it to quite u number Of my
l. friends. all ofwhom have expressed to me their
high estimate OF s value and good effects with them
WIN BROWN, s25 Pine ~. st Louls.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

A FTER using two bottles find myself perma.
"A ncntly cured have since recommended over
one hundred bottles with the creates, success
WIN w. ARMSTRONG,
ij9 Harrison Az. Boston
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12
Oaice: Bulletin Building, Washington Avenue
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Night lines OF solid nonparcil constitute square
Displayed advertisements will be charged accord
Ing to the space occupied, At above rates-here be-
ing twelve lines OF solid type TO the inch,
10 regular advertisers we offer superior induce.
ments, both as to rates of charges and manner OF
displaying their favors.
Local notices twenty cents per line for first inser'
Iion ten cents per line for each subsequent inser
NoG.
Communications upon subjects OF general interest
10 ae public are at all times acceptable. Rejected
ms auscrpt will not be returned
Letters and communications should be addressed
cairo Bulletin, Cairo Illinois"
JN0. II. 0BERLY. General Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

I FOLLOWED the directions TO the letter and am
i happy to state have had q permanent cure.
ID. W. GRAY, VI. d., Muscatine, Iowa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12
MEDICAL.
NANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH

INSTANTIf relieves ana permanently cures this
l. loathsome disease In oil Its varying stages II
possesses the soothing and healing properties OF
plants herbs and barks In their essential form free
from every lbrous contamination, and In this res.
pcct differs from every other known remedy. In one
short year II has found it, way from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific coast, and wherever known has become
the standard remedy for the treatment of Catarrh.
The proprlctors have been waited upon by gentle.
men Of national reputation who have been cured by
this remedy and Who have, at considerable expense
and personal trouble, spread the good news through
II wealthy gentleman Of Intelligence and refinement
say, II owe my life 10 Saniord's Radical Cure YOU
may feel assured that II IL an article OF great value,
and worthy to be classcd among the standard medi'
cal specifics of the day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY,
Gully Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

nj. b. Harrell, Editor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

in the language of the emphatic Bundle,
make ga ass of itself" That body might es-
tablish a quarantine lasting from May I'M
til October, sufficiently strict to prevent the
importation of the plague, and the people
would applaud the act. But if it attempts,
under the guisc Of regulating commerce or
otherwise, TO interfere with the corporate
powers of our cities and villages, there will
be emusic in the air. that will be heard
from Port Eads to Nova Scotia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

I'VE have sold SANFoED's RADICAL CuRE for near.
w ly one year and say candidly that We never
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction Wchnvc yet to learn Of the FIRST com.
plant, =. ID. BALDWIN, Washington, Ind.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

TINE benefit derive from It's daily use is to mt In
l. valuable
HENRY WELLS, of Wells, Fargo 4 Co,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

Each package of saniord's Radical Cure contains
Dr. Sanford- Improved lnhang Tube, and full
directions for lts use in all cases Price Ono Dollar
For sale by all wholesale aud retail druggists and
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents aud Whole.
sale Druggists Boston Muss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12

THE cure effected In my case by SASPoRD's RAD.
i rALCyRE was So remarkable that II seemed to
those who had suffered without relief from any Of
the usual remedies that 1t could not be true
therefor made affidavit to II before Seth Thomas
ESD, Justice of the Peace Boston
GEORGE Z. DLNSMORE. Druulist Rn.inn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-12
TONTINE POLICIES

Grow popular every day, and are made specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case Of Antonio BurlO, convicted III
BROOKLYN Of defraudng Joseph Mamero. peanut ven
der of $500, by what is known the satchel game
dge Daniels Yesterday granted writ Of error 10 allow
an appeal be argued IN Supreme Court General Term
next September.
Charles Selling, steward on the ship Ran
som SAYS he left his children Charles, age ten and
Frederick age twelve with his second wife when eav
ing on his last voyage On hrs return he found them IN
the Catholic ProtectOry. Judge Daniels granted nun
Yesterday writ Of habeas corpus 10 inquire no" they
tame there.
The widow of Isaac UndemdOrfer, who was
drowned July 49, the Coney Island boat Sylvester
applied yesterday for letters of administration OF heI
husbands estate she says that she and four young
children his only next Of kim and that mis- estate Is
worth less than $4,000. The letters Will DC granted 10
day on her giving the ordinary bond.
Before the New-Lots police was organized,
q few weeks ago. the police of that village was a
part Of the Brooklyn department. The new Com
mssioners did not employ Officers Clifford and Golden,
who were regular members OF the Brooklyn force and
the Brooklyn Commissioners Informed thein IhaI
their services no longer required: ClHord
aud Golden yesterday began suits against the city Tor
their salaries Tor July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
DEcIsIoNs-AUeusr 1.

Supreme Court h0mb9s-Bv Judge Daniels
seeber ACT Barans-Graned SOatlworth agt SOuhworth
divorce granted to the plaintiff Davis agt schevnski
Injunction dissolved and motion denied with $40 costs Hart
man agt VOand-The adavs fail 70 show that the mort
gagged premises will not probably bring the amount required
applicants debt foreclosure SALE the pre-
pohderance OF adays upon this subject are IN favor OF
the defendant and that requires denial OF the motion
Superior COart-GeRerdt Iym-Bv Chief-Justice
Curtis and Judges Freedman and Sedgwick--An
Fowler agt Henrietta Butterfly etc-Judgment affirmed
opinion by Sedgwick, ].
Special Tsrna-By Judge Sanford -LOrllard sgt CLYDE
a-MOOn granted without costs the cause 70 be dscOn
tnued payment OF costs taxed Rowland agt Adams
Order denying motion discharge the defendant from arrest
and imprisonment.
BY Judge sedgwick.-Wsllng ag schwarzkoff; ponOhue
agt Quntard Klapman agt Roman Clark agt Flanagan
Casswe agt Dillon Ward agt TIenor Lord sgI re IONS
Tracy agt Tracy Hiker agt Stewart oalO
way agt Gazzan ct al-Orders granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
THE COURTS.
WHIPS COMPULSORY ACT VOID.


The Superior Court, General Term. handed
,ovo Yesterday decision il the suit OF Anderson
roIcr against Henrietta Butterfly. Nicholas Bitterly
=, septeber 1867, insured his life in the North Amer
T.. Ife Insurance Company for $1,000 to be paid MN
~ 1891 or on his DEATH TO his wife, the defendant OF III
ea,e of her death before him, to his daughter IN Oc'o
80 1o-o he assigned this policy Tor $500 to one
xtfornack who assigned 1t to the paintif. Mrs But
,a,Iv and the daughter assigned their interests Tor
,,i,al consideration Mr.. Butterfly died In 1870 The
Iaintia and defendant both made claims 20 the uho'
9he coupapy withdrew from the contest by deposit
% e money leaving the parties 10 this suit to contend
~ H. THE Special Term found that Mrs Bnttery 5
a,,p,enf was made without consideration, ana Will
ont any knowledge of ITS purpose or purport, ana under
Sneb undue influence by her husband as amounted 10
ss,,nnniSI0n Her assignment therefore vOid ana
we es entitled TO the money. Judge Sedgwlck giving
he decision OF TIE Court appeal holds that te test-
onv nsfcs the finding of the Court at Special Term,
and that all that was conveyed by Mr. Butery was an
interest contingent his living until 1881 Inc wIe
sianmepf being Imperative lie airms the decision OF
he court below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
rHE ApPEALs on Use AND LAMBERT.

An application win be made to-day to
Indge Daniels in Supreme Court Chambers behalf of
Dr Thomas S. Lambert the convicted president OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Company, TO continue
the stay Of proceedings in his casen effect to keep him
in the Tombs instead Of sending him to State Prison
until the Court OF Appeals passes on IT,
similar motion viii be made on behalf OF Robert L.
Case the president Of the Security Lie insurance anu
Annuity Company before Judge DonOhue with tins dill
ference that as been able to secure the large D
reanred the granting OF the order Will leave him at D-
erty nitiI the Court of Appeals makes its decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
IusTICE FLANGGANs SALARY.

Thomas C. Clark, in suit against Justice
Flanagan and Others obtained yesterday, from Judge
sdewek IN Superior Court Special Term en- order re-
splng the Justice fromdrawng hsIast months salary
Of s666 &C. IN 1874 the plaintiff recovered judgment
for Al 93S 81 against Justice Flanagan and his partner
Jacob A. Gross for professional neglect In passing te
ss good when the property in tact encountered Oi
ms oly S2S2 81 has been paid. Flanagan ana Gross
appealed aud their suretes the appeal were owen
Mrrply aud John ]. Clarke. Judgment was recovered
againff them Their bond. but no assets were reaehed
nv execution Ad this suit is brought III the nature OF
eyedifor's aet on 10 reach Justice Fanagans salary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trims way dayi three DepOts in
PHILADELPHIA two IN NeN.l 0rK.

Fourteen Through Trims way daily three DepOts
Philadelphia, two In NeN-l 0rK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ana after July r. 1873,
Express Ifas leave NewY DesbOsses and Court
lAndt Streets Ferries, = follows: =
400 1890 $40 $3.50 Imitedi IL ], o. $780, 1880
$40 and p m Sunday, $3.50 and A. H., o. D. OSO 7;J0,
Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
1T Jersey CITY, afofdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. 49,
$40 and III a. Limited Express 1855 j.. MI 2 T. ESQ
and f, o. m and ~ midnight ON sunday, 800 1900 n
$40. n. g. 1855 AMI ~ midnight
Ticket Ofhces Nos 526 aud ga Broadway, No Astor
House OF DcsbrOsscs ana COuandt s No Court
s and brooklyn Annex Depot, foot of Fnltos BrOokyn
ZIG ana 1lS Hudson Hobokeu; Depot Jersey
cty EfaiersnI Ticket ONCE No s Battery place.
Nk THOMSON. j. p PALMER.
Genersl Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
CALENpARs THIs DAY.

suPRESR CoURT-CHANBRRs-Da J.-Nos. 90, 1872.
1872 2O6 2O7 Call begins No. 2ll the general ealen
dar.
sUPKRIoR CoURT-sPEcAL TERM-sanfOrd J.-Court opens
nj ~ NJ. No day calendar.
COMMON PIgis-sPEcIAL TERM-van Hoesen J.-COurt
mems at 1 IN calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
RECORDED READ HSTA re TRANSFERS.
NEW YORK CITY

Maason-st 40 252l Rachel Herchhcd and husband
b4tsl-sf A 3O5 II Of 6tli-aye, 2OxlOO5; Robert
iynd 10 Mary De I....----.-.-.- see.
MadisOn-ave 4. "a II ID OF 74th.sf 168x7j Edward
II AInnidOwn and wife % Charles j. Young
l34tA-s'. 2l3.7 II Of bth.ave. l7lOX09.ll Fred
eTick W LOeW referee, 20 Charles CauidWeli...
bth-ave, Is, 1879 10 OF 4lsisf, l6fx 90 Kate
Kingsley aud husband TO Elizabeth w Smith ....-
Jacksonst, = as II OF Cnerryst, xlOOs Christine
Yutte and husband 20 William II Palmer.
Piebs Pearsan 70 Michael j O'Reily.. ............
lo3d-st. s. 200 II Of 4tl-aye, 75x1oO.l1; Peter
cOrnen aud wife 10 Charles b MOyre.
EastSoE-ave \. 30 ~ Of 74th-st l6.SX10; waiter
Belts 70 Edward II AmnidOwIl- -..........s.
D. th-Sf, SS6S n Of Stl-ave l92xlOO.J and also
No II CanDOn-st T1iOnns Snllman aud wife 10
btbccca jess uTun..
15th-st, "a, 200 It " Of 2daye, 20xlO22 Antoine
- slSerstone 70 AGolph Keppich. -..-........:.
"otthst tNe I'D Henry Ns3iOr 10 Joseph MAYOR :,
Neasrhodl ......-.....-
hesie3-st Nus 80 and 52j Henry Ranken and vile
70 Semael -..-.--...
Cannon 81 NO 7Bi Rebecca Jessnrum and husband
70 Herman Loeb
12bthst s. 1875 II W o. 2dave 2Ox991 IL; fredericka
hrettOi and husband 20 George + Richter
ANo-C, " 4. 81 ft OF Thirst 23xSS Charles l. Pal
. nef and VIE 10 Christine futte
hncison-ave II 23d-st, l92x95Xirregular Fred
erick bronson ana wife 70 EgertOn l. Winthrop. 2
S3ih-st, - l57 n W OF 2daVe, lbxeS9; William
=. flsnaRan and wife % Edward Freel and another
1zJlhsf T. le5 Il @ OF 6tliaye. 75xl00j Henry
a. UcYOe, IT, 20 Charles Shaw ...-....-.-..-.......
<eaNe = 4b44 n Of 23dst. 24.Si4xlOO Frederick
= GOSckper and others 20 LOUIS GlOeckner.....-..
tOgthst. :, $40 fl Of AlexapderaYe. lslOxlOO;
ffan1 Brown and wife 20 Mary Smith,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
U,HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter b,

VNHE ERIE. RAILWAY will hereafter be
k1S E fEaS RAIL RhIRoADN
OF TRAINS, taking effect June q 1879 -. ~,
room coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
m (Day)-fast 81 Louis Express arriving az Buffalo
west Pumans best drawingroom sleeping coaches to Bur
p. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Cnen.
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars 10
ID fn-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New.York, for
Newark, $40 $50 1880. A. 9l5. 45, 6:l6 9;l5 1880
p and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays $40
pd aath Ifs ss5 4S 5i5 $50 70 t 4 ndnsht
sundays g. $50. 1915 m, l45 ESQ and ~ midnight
S gi s 7tR ~ sS g. i S5 6s $40 T. 500
p M. and i2 midnight sundays O. $780, 0'l6 1915 a. mg
l sSf en- PlS T. i lpi a. % Y45 $40 M 70
night Sundays $780, lol6 a. NJ l4o' $780, p H. and IL
coT5W an 74s. IN, $780, $50 Sundays $50
MMe STSSTh 10 a. M $50 80 M sundays $50 M
Ss5e sOo 7l5 300 1915 NJ $50 515 49, 700 D.
sunday e;c9 $40 ioiS q M $50 t;oC Ia 3 ZOO m.
sundays $50 lolS n $780, zoo m The 600 M
M snd and T. H. az Main-st 80 ,.9o 600
Port Jerys 7t5. 300. 1918 a % 4;SO eOO TOO p m
NoTs-Trahs leaving Chamberss on even OF half hour.
before 300 leave ml,en ON oIarter
hours leave twenty .ildsi thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at 1000 p ms and 1900 mid
for passage and for apartments drawing
song coaches obtained and orders for the checking
and s5 o. 5ss 81 S7 Broadway H. So
brooklyn az the Company dePots Il, Seyort n, To,
M 12 No ana ~ ABBofT General gent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
"a, dpai s tb M loo 500 100 las $50 $50 $50 p
M and Saturday nights only at 1880 m Sundays BOO
Nsp ann eo Slfine Valley Monsey 7.OO CAS- lt5
IN. JNo. NJ ABBOTT General Passf Agene Nom Io.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
THE NFW-JERsEY sOUT9ERN.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., July 31.-The New
Jersey Southern Railroad from Pemberton Junction.
Burlington County, will pass into the bands OF Colonel
Isaac Buckelew superintendcnt OF the Am0oy Division
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad the LIST OF August as
tfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July direct connection VIII be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

pARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing at FOX
POINT WHARF. PROVIDENCE, at 5:5o 2. m, viii run
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July II, 1878.
IL Ferryboats leave NewYork from James-slp ld.y
Sundays) 80 minutes aud from 84hsti East river
daily previous departure Of trains from Long
island city, and from SOUTH Waist Fulton and Caiharne
daily 80 minutes previous 10 departure Of trains from
depot F1aush aud Atlantic ayes Brooklyn Trains
leave Brooklyn and Long Island City uners Point "a fol-
ows: Greenport. sag Harbor &C. $50 D. in and
am s:30 and for Babylon az 1880 o. m 4, 1850. .
aud d. M FIRE Island. $50 4:30 For Port
jefferson at 10 M aud 43U For NoTtbport DC az
$50 o. 4:3O $50 For Locust Valley nt
away, &c, $3.50 g. 4SO 8, and m For Garden
City and Hampstead. $50 and 10 M 4, 4;3O 53O aud ESQ
Pun. and from L. J. City only 9:3O a. m, 1880 aud $3.50.
BROOKLYN only 0l5 Hampstead via southern. p m
son Patchogue. &c., Babylon. &c, and
NOTthpOrt Locust Valley aud $50 y. Garden
City and Hampstead m aud 63O p ~, and frOmL CITY
only aud $50 BROOKLYN only 9l pm. Trains
as per time tables. FOR NEWLONDCNThe steamer Clip
daily tSundays eXcepted) Sa HsrbOr az
GToeupOrt ManhaDsett House 2dO p n; arriving al
A FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island City for Babylon and Fire Island (7Ojl.
PatehOgue C745 GreenDOrt (O Sag Harbor (g2O Return
ing Harbor ESQ GreenPOrt PatchOgne
$40 Babylon 800 arriving at BroOk and Long Island CITY
TeEet offices in NewYork at 2e1 Broadway,
renst Jamessp 34t ST. ferries at offices Of New
York Transfer Co. GA BroadwaT. 1856 6thaye COurs.
BTOOkyu Long Island Express Park-pacc, 7sj and
g42 broadway Grand Central Depot In BiO0kn. No
383 Washinctonst. and 10 4thst BY purchasing tickets
above Offices baggage can be checked from resi-
u9"'' ~ s. SPENCER Gent sup'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02

nFNNSYIVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT


L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES NAIL
ROUTE. ON after July 8, 1873, trains leave New
Yok. DesbOsses and Courandt Streets Ferries as fol-
ExpIess for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m end 80 D. H.
daily. , - -. u.oo
m correcting Cory for Titusye Petroleum Centre and
the Regions. WillsmspOrt and LOCK Haven a. m
baltimore Washington and the south, " Imtec Wash
ingt0n OF Pullman ParlO Cars daily except sun
day $50 a. arrive Washington 4iO Regular 81 bZO
Il m. l, $50 ana 8 D. Sunday $50 and y. N. . . -
Express Philadelphia 43O 1870 $40 g. D5O IAmed
a. M. l. 8. q, $50 $50 $40 aid D. m sunday $3.50
and am g. $50 1870 $40 and y. Emlgrant and sec
ond class. .. IN. For Cape May p. m. .-.--
BroOklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey City, ahordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel. - ~, ~, ,,-,.. r.
ton AnbOy. Feiningoi BelvideTe ana Oher pohs
see local schedules at all Ticket Oihces ,,,,o ,ooo .
Trains Prom Psburg, G:5O lO4O o. In lO'zO p
daily $3.50 1890 D. M daily except A9pea} f n1n
Washington and Baltimore 500 $40 a. me- AiV btlo. c;iv
p. sunday G5o $40 From Ph"de pa PIP Siy
A4O 1880, I1:DO q. m, 2:lu 4:lO, 4:put oOV, otp'
1910. 1920 sunday, 500, 600 S'4o lOoo lli'o H.
T:Eei onices 52e ga Broadway no Aston House
A. d foot DesbrOsscs aud COurandfst; No. COuItst
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fuons Br9okyn N1s
ia and lls HudsOn-st, HOboken Depot jersey C'
hu LIZ e, VI z TII6NsON 4. =. FARMER.
General Mana ger. Gcn'i Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Thursday

EEw-YoRK, Thursday. Aug. /, 1873
The following sales were held at the EN
change salesrOOm to-day
BIZ LOalS MesieT.
brick and dwelling with lease OF plot OF
land, No East l4thst II cor OF 5thave plot AK
129. leased FeD l. 1877, term 81 years. ground .
So 500 per Sani'l BatchfOrd w
BIZ H0ratic IfenriQ1es.
1 4-stOry brown stone houss with lot NO 80 West
lSOih.st O. 415 It e OF 6th-aye lot 2JxS9lli ID -,
BIZ Htqh ~ Camp.
/ 1.sOry brown with lot, No 10 Beekman-
place, z a 20 Il = OF 5Othsi lot 20xSO l. Mines -
BV Readrd Y. HdFnen-
I 3-storv brown stone house with lot, No III East
79thsf &, l65 ft OF 4th-ave. lot 2Oxl022; Bquit
Life Assurance Society bOs
n Of Ssye lot y? SISss: same pnreSsssr 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
stsamuoals ano Railroads
,ANY and TROY nv DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IA o. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Hssy Street Pier at $50 and oath street Pier at
keepsie Rhnebeek Saugerties Catsll and Hudson CON
NE1s at West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold
spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat, az Excursion Rates TRANSFER BY
annex boat leaving Brooklyn at m connecting at AL
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train TO and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
Orean 6feamers.

GUI0N LINE, r..,,,ns
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIYERPOoLs
Leaving Pier 49, N. r., fool Of king-st
NEVADA EsDAY. Aug 20 40 10
Iuh5DAls AUX a., " =.
CITY OF NEW YORK.........Tu SDAI; sepL q ~ q IN
MONTANA s2DN N I sep@ ~ ~ a M
~ These steamers built Of iron In waeI.hgnt con-
and furnished with requisite 70 make
Inc across the Atlantic both safe and Agreeable nav
ing 5aihroom sm0kingroom, drawing room, piano ana u
brarV ana caterer on
The sateroors are al on deck thus
those geaest OF all Injuries At sea- perfect anu
light =. -. -, sao a sa.
~N ENTERNEDIATE. $40; 6TEERA0E, $50.
~ WILLIAMS 0UIoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
NAV YORR CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER hAILRnA D;aCommepeing July ]. 1878.
Rochester and 81 ALBANIA
ug 10 saratoga aud Montreal
1880 m, Special Chicago and Western Express with
ears TO Canandag ioehester ana BUnao;
90 D m Express 10 Albany and Troy, with connections
20 Utica Saratoga and Rutshu' N"tn A"ah ana Beunng
ton rawing room car 10 >arI"ga. 80 ,,-
$3.50 J.. m. Saratoga special, WIN ofA"iusIOom cars
~ ~ ~ m Albany and Troy Express
eo0 ~ m St Express. daily with sleeping cars for
81 Iois running through every day In week so seep
H. cst Tor Bunao Niagara Falls, Toledo Detro and Ia
Montreal :. repting sunday night wa saratoga.
7O D. M rast Jxltcss Tor Rochester and Corning via
Geneva. with through sleeping car. ,.,
m Express. daily win sleeping for
pocheSter Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
apd Chicago occiIs Jay night, 10 Gay
siut - Tshce River next
IN Waertown excepting Saturday night and 20 Montreal
- aihan. excepting Saturday and sunday nights
liO D Express with sleeping cars 20 Albany and Troy
NO. ot5 2i and 4l3 Broadway, aud WertcOr Express
o. a nces Parspaee $50 and 9f2 Broadway. New
Yo,S nrJ 2,y washin g1n ST., Brooklyn
'orA' anu ''' g. b. MEEKEIi General Passenger Agent