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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30
4 CITY COUNCIL
Proceedings ef Monday Nights Special
SOsoion.

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Proceedings Of Monday Nights special
Sesslon.
COUNCIL ROOM, CITY OF YANKToN.l
Monday, April %. 1879. z p. M.
Council met in special session, pursuant
to adjournment, and was called to order by
the mayor.
Roll call showed Aldermen. Buechler,
Bates, Bramble, Hoffman, Turner and Wool
ley present !; absent, Aldermen Gilman and
Pier.
On motion of Alderman Bates the reading
Of the journal was dispensed with.
Petition Of officers and members of Yank-
ton Hook and Ladder company and citizens,
to procure ono hundred fire buckets, received
and referred to the committee on fire de-
partmsnt.
Petition of s. G. Piper regarding removal
Of hay scales on Capital street, referred to
committee on grades, streets and alleys.
Alderman Woolley moved that the city
marshal inform all persons stacking hay in
the city limits that they will be complained
Of under the nuisance ordinance. Carried.
Alderman Wooley moved that the COM
mittee on ordinances and city attorney draw
IN ordinance in regard to the stacking of
hay and straw in city limits, and present it
at next meeting Of council. Carried.
The bonds Of William Gsmmill, as city
marshal, and p. c. Conway as policeman,
were presented and approved by the coun-
Gil.
The committee on ordinances made the
following report:
The committee on ordinances have exam
ined the within ordinance in accordance
With requirements and respectfully recon-
mend its adoption by the council.
s. s. TURNER,
J. w. BRAMBLE,
Committee.
The committee appointed by the mayor
o procure rooms for the meeting Of the city
council made the following report:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
u the City Of Yankton: Your committee
appointed to procure q place for the future
meetings of the city council, respectfully re-
port that three propositions have been under
viz: 1st.-Justice White Of
the use of his Office and to furnish lights
md fuel for five dollars; 2d-Oliver Shan
aon's rooms, are offered with lights and fuel
Ior four dollars per month ; 3d-The Office
room of the truck house 10 available with
out cost and is desirable Is an Office for the
clerk. Your committee recommend the
occupation of the truck house.
S. 8. TURNER,
NJ. 7. WooLLEY,
N---o l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30
DAKOTA RIVER.
The Longest Stream In the World No
Navigablo.

Tho Longest Stream In h World Not
Navigablc.
The Dakota river, vulgarly known as
"Jin" river, is a stream worthy of more
than passing notice. Geographical writer's
have heretofore paid little attention to this
great water course with its commonplace
nickname, mostly We presume, because they
have never had their attention directed to
the fact that it is the longest river in the
world not capable Of being navigated in
any Of its parts. Having directed attention
to this striking feature Of its physical make
up, an explanation of how it acquired its
homely p%seudonym may prove Of interest.
The early French traders and missionaries
who came this way gave it its original ap-
pellation and among them it was known as
River aux Jacques. This was afterwards
auglicized to plain james river and speed
lily vulgarized into the more repugnant title
of Jim river. Congress, in 1861, took the
subject in hand, having, perhaps, a vague
idea of the part which this extensive stream
is to take in the future Of the new west, and
decreed that ut shall hereafter be called
the Dakota river" But congressional en-
actments are not always strictly obeyed and
in this case there seems to be no disposition
to accord to the Dakota its legal cognomen.
1t is known as the Jim, is spoken Of as the
Jim and printed the Jim oftener than any
other way. But there is not much of any
thing in a name. The river is there and it
will doubtless flow on forever, whether it be
known as the Dakota, the James or plain
Jim. We have stated that it is the longest
in the world which cannot he navi-
gated in any portion BY steam vessels. This
believe to be the fact. 1t rises near lat
forty-eight and traverses five hundred
and twenty five miles Of country. 1t is an
exceedingly crooked stream, constantly
doubling upon itself and crossing and wind
ing along in its prairie bed. Though We
have no official measurement of its crooks
and curves, its actual length cannot be less
than a thousand miles. Throughout a large
portion of its length it maintains a nearly
uniform depth and breadth and moves with
sluggish current. These are = few of the
characteristics of the Dakota river, which
waters a valley Of. Incompatible native
richness. Settlers are now focking to its
banks and in a year or two every quarter
section of the valley will be occupied and
worked.
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

CITY TnEAsURER's OFFICE
Yankton, D. T., April 10th, 1879.
All real estate, on which taxes have not been
paid for the year Of 1878, will be advertised
for sale three weeks from to-day.
Parties interested Will please call at this office
and settle, thereby saving costs.
A. ~SCHANDEIN,
City Treasurer.
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DOG LOST.

On the 22d or 23d inst. somewhere in
Yankton, q rough haired scotch terrier dog.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
delivering the animal at the Ysnkton opera
house. BEN BURN1sH.
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An elegant assortment of fine Gold Pens
and holders. pencils, etc, Of the celebrated
Morton manufacture, just received ct Mills
4 Purdy'a
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PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE.
PAIRED,

JIG. Graham, . thoroughly competent mar In
the business, will give his attention 70 the tuning
and repairing Of pianos and organs. Sstisfac.
ton guaranteed. and terms to suit the timoA
Leave orders u Boz ~. Yankton Posto@cs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30

A pleasant Ice Cream party and dance by
the ladies Of the Universalist parish on Fri
day evening-All are invited. Admission
lOc and Csc,
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WANTED.

An assistant nurse in female ward at Dakota
Hospital for the Insane Liberal wages will be
paid and steady employment given one furnish
ing satisfactory references. Apply Immediately
at the Office Of J. r. SANBoRN, or at the hospital.
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Nobby drinks at Jenkinson's.

Remember the ladies' ice cream party at
the hall on cedar street, Friday evening.
Dancing commences at 8 O'Clock. Admis.
sion % usual.
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c LAcoNlcs.

w. F. Kitsr 10 building . residence Z
Douglas street.
A couple Of Sioux City Kenoites were pa
sengers on the Nellie Peck, bound for Bi
marck.
Nothing has been done in the Unite
States court to-day. Things seem to be at
stand still.
Pier 4 Luebke are getting ready to ps
up . two story brick block 25x6o feet Wit
basement.
The female warrior mentioned in tho de-
ings Of Justice Roberts court u still on th
war path down Capital street way.
Alderman Woolley and L. D. F. Poor
have just finished handsome picket fences il
front of their Pine street residences.
Chris. Augenstein, for driving on t,
streets Of Yankton faster than seven mile'
an hour, paid eight dollars into the police
Office this afternoon.
Tom Marshsll is now running the grocery
business alone, the GO" having Withdrawn.
Thomas will, however, continue to do the
square thing by his patrons.
Valentine commenced operations on John
Fosresteris brick building to-day. 1t will
be 25x50 feet in size, one story high with
basement and will be completed in thirty
days.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are:
Northwest to southwest wlnds, falling bar
ometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather, and
numerous rains.
DR.. McGregor.has beenengaged to.take DR..
Miller's place in the library. lecture course,
the latter being unable to fulfill his engage
ment on account of q severe cold which
threatens a return of a former lung afec-
ton. DR.. McGregor will lecture this even
ing at the Congregational church.
Before Justice Roberts this afternoon,
Lolita Whitney, alias the "Irish Queen"
gave bonds in the sum Of $50 to keep the
peace towards all mankind and %womankind.
particularly Carrie Walters. This will
debar the irate queen from gratifying her
desire of whipping Carrie every day in the
week, provided the expense would not ex-
coed $10s day.
Emma Walters last evening made a COM
plant before Justice Roberts accusing Letta
Whitney, better known as the "Irish Queen"
with an assault and battery. While recit-
ing the substance of the injury to the mag
isterial functionary, Miss Lolita made her
appearance, and in opel court made anoth-
or assault upon Miss Emma. For this
breach Of the peace in the presence of the
justice a fine of $500 and costs was prompt
ly imposed which was as promptly paid by
the irrats Lolita, who then Withdrew. EN-
then completed her complaint for the
previous battery committed by means of a
A warrant was issued and placed in
the hands Of officer Mershon who shortly
returned with his feminine prisoner. Up
on being apprissd of the charge she asked
until the I'd of May to prepare for trial
which indulgence was accordingly granted,
the court fixing ten o'clocka a. m. as the hour
for appearance. As Miss. Lolita left court
she remarked not in the meekest language
she would whip her every day if it
didn't cost more than ten dollars.
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ELECTRIC BELTs.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature
decay, exhaustion. etc. The only reliable cure,
mailed free. Address J. X. REEVES,
l3 Chatham st., N. Y. [d-eOd&w.
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FOR RENT.

The brick store occupied by Chas. Eiseman &
Co., situated on Broadway. will be for rent on
the LIST Of January next. Apply to
BURLEIGH BROS.
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Dr.. W. H. Il. Brown, o%ent,st, Union
block, Yankton.
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new dwelling house, with G rooms, new barn,
good cistern and 3 lots, situated on Summit
street, between Third and Fourth. Terms rea-
OnAble. Apply to j. w. GLAZIER,
On the Premises.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30

Two permanent bearders with a good room,
and a few table boarders can be accommodated
at Mrs. PRIMES, OF Fourth street. between
Pine and Mulberry.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A new two-story frame dwelling house. con-
tanning eight rooms, and closets and pantries.
Possession given May 10th Corner Sixth and
Pearl street. Apply to
J. N. HARTERT,
Lover VanEton
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bread at Jenkinson's

The ladies of the Universalist parish Wi
give an ice cream party at the hall on
Cedar street, between Second and Third,
On Friday evening, May I'd. Admission %
usual.
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Ladies try Jenkinson's bottled soda water,
It Il splendid.
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WANTED.
BoARDERs

By a young woman to do homework. Address
NJ, Press E. DakOtaian office.
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TO SELL OR TRADE.

160 acres of land-l2 acres broke, with house
five miles from Yankton-to sell or trade fol
house In Yankton. Apply to
GEO. W. ROBERTS.
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Milwaukee beer on dr.ught q George
Browns At Ave cents . glass.
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FOR RENT.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Mrs. LA. BUrrERF1ELD, from Boston, Mass,
is prepared to do dress and cloak making in ali
their branches, at the corner of Fourth and
Mulberry streets. Boston and New York STYLES
received every month.
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LOST.

A canary bird-male-little brown on wings
and head. escaped from Eugene Cutting'saresi-
dence last evening. The finder will be literally
rewarded,
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Furnished rooms, corner Of Linn and Second
cfroofo
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Afull line Of gents furnishing goods Of
all qualities at bottom prices at Harry
Kate,a
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Two dwelling houses OH Sixth street, near
Pearl also one dwelling near Secretary Hands
residence Wells, eeisterns, cellars, barns and
on premises THOMAS STILLS,
YanktOn, d, r.
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FOR sALE-GRAND BARGAINS.

AA0uoO HA0uS0 " OSuAAAeVA ~OohVAy1
Union block, Third street.
FOR SALE-GRAND BARGAINS.
Block ~ lower Yankton; =
Block 40 Lower Yankton;
Ell Block Sc Lower Yankton;
Also 10 other lots in lower Yankton
/" l lot on Capital street.
2 lots on Main.street.
Also / l q and s acre lots in city limits.
Also 3 quarter sections of land nine miles
from Yankton on Beaver Creek Basin.
Splendid wheat land.
All will be sold cheap for the next 10
days. For information inquire Of
VAN ANTWERP Il BRooKMGs.
Office, Cox Block, Yankton.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

On improved farms, from I to 5 years.
c. J, B. HARRIS.
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All kinds of ornamental and other gras.
seeds, at BLATT y BUERpoRF's.
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Speeial .gutifes.
For RENT.

Acood sized frame house to rent. Possession
May 10th. Enquire Of F. NEFF,
Broadway, bet. Sd u 4th SITS.
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House plants At Jenkinson's ~bakery
Union block, Third street.
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Harry Katz's stock is varied and suitable
for all classes-working men, merchants,
professional men. Everybody can be suit
ed and fitted at prices lower than ever.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30

LIVINGSTON & CO.,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA,
Are now Offering large lines of NEW SPRING GOODS, con-
sisting of Dress Goods, Figured Cambria, Percales, Cretons,
Scotch and American Ginghams, Beautiful Prints in light
and medium work. We are also displaying in our Cloak
the latest New York styles of Ladies' Cloth
and Cashmere ULSTERS and Shawls especially adapted
for early Spring wear.
New and elegant styles in Ladies' Ties, Ruchings, Barbes,
Fichues, Lace Sets, Silk and Cambria Handkerchiefs, Plain
Linen and Embroidered Cuffs and Collars, the new BRE-
TONNEL ACES, with our usual large stock of Torchon,
Thread, Duchess, Valencennes and Guipure Laces.
5000 pieces Hamburg Edgings, at 2 l-2c, 3l-2c, 40, SC, &c,
7c, &c, 9c,l0c, l2o. lac, l5o, tic, 2oc, and up to $500 per yard.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
TooTLE, LIVINGSTON & co. have just received 100 pieces Tapestry
Brussels Carpets in three different grades.
Third quality, "a low grade) Tapestry Brussels at Csc per yd.
Second quality, very good value, Tapestry Brussels, at S5c
per yard.
First quality Tapestry Brussels, Crosley T. Roxbury, best man.
ufactured, $1.OO per yard.
Lowell and Hartford Ingram, E1trasuper ant 3py in choice new styles and at the
following prices: 7e se 9oc and $40 per yard.
WorAed and Cotton Chain Carpets, 3c 400, 45e, SOC, Soc Goo, Csc per yard.
Cocoa, Napier and Straw Mauinga Floor Oil Cloths, Hall and Stair Carpets, Tapestry
and Velvet Rugs tut and indoor Mats and Ouomans Linen and Felt Crmmb tlobs
Comprising . stock in extent variety, style and magnitude not ouared in ,c Wmt
We invite particular attention to q variety of rich and elegantly arlor Patterns in Five
Frame Engnsh boy bn.eh At III 10" price fsls5 per yard. worth 1925 last season.
The Patterns and Colonngs aIen e and far urpass anything evr before shown In or
Carpet Department
IPins are taken to secure Patterns in all the different grade OF Carpet, suitable, for Par.
io% Sitting Rooms Dining ROOM. Chambers and Hall. Chunhe. Hotel. and Public
Halls Parties anticipating sfurn.hins will end our stock we'll worthy Of .asmioa.
To0TlE, LlvINcsToN 4 CO.
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The report of the committee was adopted.
Committee on finance reported that they
had examined the following bills, to-wit:
Bill ofC. J.. Kadish for sundries furnished
the Jail, SO cents +; bill of Bowen & Kings-
bury for printing, $1,000; J.. & H. Loeber
for Office rent, $l.50; j. & H. Loeber for
IL cords of wood furnished the Jail March
4th, $500, and found the same correct and
would recommend the payment of the same.
The committee also examined a bill from
j. 4 H. Loeber for n cord of wood fur.
nished on Feb. 18th, and report the same
back and recommend that the same be not
paid for the reason that the records show
that the same has already been paid. All
of which is respectfully submitted.
NJ. 7. WooLLEY,
G. B. HOFFMAN,
c. H. BATES,
Committee.
Alderman Turner moved that the report
of the committee be adopted, and that the
clerk draw warrants for the same. Carried.
The committee on grades, streets and al
leys reported:
Your committee on grades, streets and al
leys would report that they have had under
consideration the petition of G. w. Roberts
and William Stuart for permission to move
the sidewalk in order to fence trees, would
would report the same back and recommend
the prayer Of the petitioners be not
granted. JOSEPH PIER,
M. T. WooLLEY,
G. BUECHLER,
Committee.
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Don't forget that the Merchants billiard
parlors can now be found n door north
of Edmund's s. Wynn's bank.
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DR.. H. d. Dodge. aenrst, Dewitt's block
Yankton.
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Geo. P. Dix, resident dentist, office Saw
yer's block.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30

overthc solitary plains, to the merchant
prince, and the Woodcuttcr who splits
his foot with the axe.
1t cures Rheumatism when all other
applications tail.
This wonderful
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FALL RIVER LINE

a F II BD@TON AND TIE FANI. -. -,
Tie best route TO NEWPORT, BIOS ron, NEW-BED'
FORD. FITCHBURG, LOWELL MATTHIAS WE
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MOUNTAINS, NJ /.
DESERT, PORTLAND, BANGOR 81. JOHN, y. b. Hal
IFAN n - aud principal cities and inland ami selslOre
re.orts OF New England aud Provinces The msmmo n
va ace st.awcr- BRISTOL PROVIDENCE cave y cw'
" r., foot OF Murray-sL Leave Brooklyn T. M, Jes y
CITY 4: o y. m. via Annex. GtAND fROMENADE CON.
CERTS on hoard every eveun. by the splendid bands and
orchestra attached t0 these steamers FULL NIGHTS
REST. No int rmeiiatc Landing between NEW-lORh and
IA LII RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, ran
River 600 a. 10. (iOudaYs when the steamer VIII
torch az NCwpor.l arrives Newport $40 a. Four
ing trains ~ II KIN Boston. First train arrives
B0ston $500 a. ~. Returning train leaves Boston d
p ~. Steamer arrives New-Iork $50 a. m; Tickets,
siateroums, &c, can obtained in New YORK
az 239, bel, III 41l. 52G 81, 9j7 Broaoway,
snd at all principal hotels transfer and ticket
Offices al the Office OF At line the pier, and on
board steamers Nos Courts and Annex offices,
Brookyn and Jersey CITY. In Boston az NO Old state
lousc and at Old Colony Depot.
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Coparinership NoIlces.

NEw.YOEK, June 80, 1873
Ihk cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
tween TIE undersguod under ne hrn name o. HOWARD
'Nbfh CO. l. dissolved this daY by mutual consenI
0slness % the late rm VIII DO settl1d by samuel r.
ieniy Sanger lIchaf0 Butler. al the Once OF Their
'.00ess'is, HOWAitD BROTHERS & READ. -
ShMJ. =. HOWARD.
HENRY SANGER,
RICHARD BUTLER
JDHN r. READ.
--o, EDWARD =. HAZE
I CUISINES OF the late firm Of Howard sanger a. Co vii
iiHl uy the undersigned the name OF
it''5"lhrts & Read. LOUIS h. HOWARD,
~ -. T." .iONAhD, WIN. @. HOWARD
~-'-'' 'ANSEk, JOHN H.. READ
'P'N-@i faithtrs EDWARD r. HAEF,
A. ... General Farmers
T,.fs,,. a., = o - ftEcEasT NEW YORK July 1915.
s,It ~ 10y eso uOueC4 the UNDERSIGNED be4s -
s-...e- 4.'-aa ald Ie Trade generally, uat De has
t''4ue.s u tho IluODet conn, aud Isty.,r C,is ~
AICuAslL BCILLiL
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NEWPORT LINE

EIRSIIIA~~ FARE
Tickets limited aud gOOa only steamer leaving New
day SALE and connecting trsn leaving Newport
10 "a $50 The magnificent
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
viii leave NewNOk daily at Sundays excepted nom
Pier y. r. foot OF MuTraysL this route
later via other lines,
Newport at $3.50 a. with FAST EAPFESs
Train, IRVING at Boston 1880 THIS Is HE ONLY
LINE running that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves BosoI
running through 10 Newport IN tWo hours steamer
arrives in New.NOrk at O'Clock neat morning.
StateTooms Dc ut cu} al the ONCE OIL
the Line. Pier %. y. r.. aud on board steamers.
GRO L. COSNOi. BORDEN d LOWELL
~ Agapf
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

l. ENHANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
So 1879 Leave dpOt- iOotOi Coriand and DcsDrOse7ss
100 p IN for Eas0n Bethea.m AIent33Mn, h Wi,s'
bare. scranton and luIkhannocs. 1900,
$50 D. Night Express, dally ior haston l;ethlehet
Allentown Nauch Chunk. HikesDaIic Elmira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester. Buffalo magma tas ana the
"'o'' f-' ROBI SiNHE Sup't and Eng'r.
Office, Church and Cortandt-ts
IL INNINGS.
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on and after Juy Z, 1873.
Express Trains leave New DesbrOses and COrt
lanGt street Ferries follows;
4;IU 5U $50, 90 inItedl IL a. M ], 3:5O o. % l3p,
$3.50 aud 10 D. Sunday 43O and n y, i;oO, $50
and 10 D. M.
Of Brooklyn Annex with all through
trans at Jersey City. anong speedy and direct transfer
for Brook yu travel $500 49, -
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, l2:o 800 3;55,
1880, $40 and IL n. mted Express 1880 p IN 2 8,
$50, ana 1855 In On Sunday l2U o2O 500, $, $50
Ticket Ofices-Nos. 526 and 9i4 Broadway No. Astor
House DesbrOsses aud Cortland sts NO Court
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FuluOn-st BROOK
Ign Nos ia, ll6 aud lis Hudsoh-st. Hobo.en {;
Depot, Jersey CITY. Em!srant Ticket Office No Bat
FRANK THOMSON GonI Passenger Agt
GENERA Manager