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DAINTER's MANUAL-HoUsE AND SIGN
painting, graining, vanishing, polishing, kali.
sominins papering, lettering, staining, gliding,
&c, soc. Book OF Alphabets, 50. Scrolls and or.
namentA, 81 Furniture and Cabinet FinIsher
80. Matchmaker and Jeweler, So Carpenter, 50.
Horseshoer, % Soapmaker. Is. Baker, SO. Can.
dymaker, So Taxidermst so. OF booksellers or
EeW York.
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To avoid the danger of Infection the
linen of persons suffering from skin disease
of contagious nature should be washed
with Genn's Sulphur Soap, which is not
only remedy but disinfectant. Depot,
Crittenton's No. Sixth avenue.
Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye contains
no metallic poison.
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MEDICAL.
IF PERCHANCE

You have got into trouble, procure pack
age of SAMARITAN'S GIFT, and you will
be all right in two or three days. The COM
plant, when neglected, or when the quack
is visited, and he gives his Balsam Copaiba,
often becomes troublesome, and serious
complications arise, which prolong the dis
ease tor months. Another fallacy is in try
ing to save few cents dabble in cheap
drugs, which so sicken the stomach, that
almost death would be relief. Samartan's
Gift will cure every time, and no trouble.
Male packages 50, female 50. Sold by
ERNST WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut,
and by druggists.
apl6-1yr-W. .S&M&ap2S-1yrw
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BUREAU OF ToPoGRAPHlcAL ENGINEERS !
WAsuIHGToN, D. c., Aug 4th, 1852.
Having made frequent use of Maguire's
Benne Plant, consider it an almost infal-
lible specific for cholera, dlarrhea, dysen-
terry, fux, ETC., and can recommend it as
such. s. II. LONG,
Col. U. S. A., Chief Top. Engineers.
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John Womack's house was struck by
lightning at Whitesboro, Texas, and two
children killed.
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Martin Fogle's daughter, aged twelve
started fire with coal oil and was burned
to death at New Corydon, Iud.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-02

Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size Soc
Sold by John b. Park & Son, and all druggists
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The 4:3S a. M, 1853 a m. and 4:03 p. m. truiBs
connect for Yellow Springs and Springfield Ths
Church Train leaves Loveand Sundays at 9.le
a. M, and returning leaves Cincinnati at l:5s p N
CLEv"LAHD, MT. VERNON AND coLUMBUA
Depot, Front aud Kilgour.
Cleveland Express. ......... f53 a. m. 7;5snn
CINCINNATI AND MUsKIN6UN VALLEY
Depot, Front and KiIgour.
GAINESVILLE Ex...................lO:48 a. IN 25Spn
Circieville Ac~............ 4:03 p. m. ll.0S a. m.
CINCINNATI AND EAsrgRN-BATAvIA MARROW
GAUGE.
Depot, Front and Kilgout
winchester Ac......-........... 1853 a. m. 6:53 D. n
winchester EX................. 4Q3 D. nj, gOS a m
KENTUCKY CENTRAL.
Depot Eighth and Washington, c. 'ington.
Lexington Ex.--................ 7:l5 m G;l0 I'm
Lexington Ac....................... 200 pm g:30am
Maysvile Ex.....-..............,. 300 m ll:'0 m
Butler Ac...--.......".-......... 5,S TIN IL lam
Lexington Night Ex..........l2e0p IN ll:.0Ala
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For New Orleans,

SATURDAY, Aug. ID, at 4 P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ h LAURA LEE II. Lee, Master. Apply
he on board or to Royse & Mosset Agents
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An IznaL walton to BE Looked For.

lFfazerS Magazine.
The habit of scribbling upon the mar.
gins of books which do not belong to the
writer is very properly objected to by
Mr.. Nude, (from whom l learn that it
is obnoxiously prevalenD but it makes
all the difference when the annotator is a
Milton, Cowper, or Coleridge. The
sources of photographed interest, how
ever, are very various. There are two
volumes, for instance, for which a biblio-
maniacal friend has been seeking in vain
for years.
In the "Life of Izaak Walton" by Sir
John Hawkins, published in 1907 we
are told that Walton, living, while in
London, in the parish of St. Dunstan in
the West, whereof Dr. John Donne, Dean
of st. PauPs, was Vicar, became a con-
vert OF that excellent preacher, and so
was commissioned to write his life. GAS
soon as the book came out" Sir John
continues, "a c,mplete copy was sent as
a present to Walton by Mr.. John Dome,
the Doctors son, afterward Doctor of
Laws; and one of the blank leaves con-
tained his letter to Mr. Walton.
The letter is yet extant, and in print,
and is handsome and grateful acknowl-
edgment of the honor done to the mem
ory of his father. And then in note
"The very book, with the original manu-.
script letter, was in the year 1714 in the
hands of the Rev. Mr.. Borrodale, Rector
Of Market-Deeping, in the County of
Lincoln. That is one of the volumes
which my friend would give his ears
(figuratively speaking) to recover; the
other is the copy of the Quarterly Re-
view" which Lockhart sent to his old
crony Lord Robertson, Commonly known
as "Peter,") when his Lordship's volume
of serious poetry was reviewed in that
lively organ of literary opinion. 1t is
credib!y affirmed that the copy which
was dispatched to the Falstaif of the
Scotch bench contained the uncompli-
mentary couplet:
"Here lies that peerless paper peer Lord Peter,
Who broke the laws OF God and man, and metre"
As only single copy Of the article in
its original shape was printed off, the
identical copy addressed to his Lordship,
! am afraid that my friends ambition is
not likely to be gratified; for the paper
peer was justly indignant, and no doubt
vented his wrath against his faithless
friend by consigning the malignant and
obnoxious article to the flames.
On the principle that an ounce of pre-
vention is worth pound of cure, the
Hebrew Hospital Association, through
its officers, has expended $1,000 in send
ing every poor Jewish family in the city
to place of safety, and providing them
with means to live at least in an humble
way Memphis Appeat:--
what Compound oxygen is Doing.
A lady officer of St. Mary's Orphan Asy-
lum. Norfolk, Virginia, writes my i'm
provement is wonderful, though slow. l
have gained in flesh, and they say appear
twenty years younger. With most grateful
thanks. and the wish that 1 could spread
the reputation of your wonderful agent,
am, ETC." All information sent free. Drs.
starkey & Palen, ,1l2 G;rard street. Phila-
delphia, Pa
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SATURDAY, I'd. at 4P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ ICONS. MILLAR, W. c. Tichenor, Mas
ls4R3tE ter Apply on board, or to Jane
8. Wise, Supt, No. IL Public Landing
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS


THIS DAY, I'd. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
IT, h ELDORADO, W. W. Little. Master.
lsasssSsss& Apply on board or TO Matt Mcclure. J.
sesAEaAf18 c. Dornan & Co, Agents
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BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PAREERAEUEA.
Depot, Pearl and Plum.
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The sos p. m. and 1858 p. m. trai connect
Jackson and Portsmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
p,PrF SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON. Monday, July IL 1917
Tn the first stage Of the competition lor 'ne
- prizs- MI Rugby, OF the Irish Rife Assocla''on
.eoed 100. aud Milton FArrow, the American, 30,
sSoopg for the same prize at coo yards the ionS%n
- heen made: Lieutenant Cruit tCanadlanJ
"a. lieutenant Gibson (Canad am 49, Franz myue
nmerlcau). SO Lieutenant-co'onel Feo.on ms. -
,,,.a Farrovr Americau), 80. AS the result o.
% 1,3,r ~ tine 900 ana 600 ward ranges fdlIVM
- Fcntop are tief heading the other coulpe.i.oiS &
one point. The 600 yard shooting lor '"S pA'"'
IN Tie contest foI the prize given by Msssrs
WIlks ana Laurence, Lieujcull, AiiiN''
+ HYDE American. scored 30 eacu. - .,,1ocornns
The Queen has appointed as one o. A. n Tsam She has
-, a-r,'e5 IN 4 rroposll winch would enahle sucees
mi Students in the canadian Mia OUHes' " 'O"
pete for appointments IN tAe EnEsn ~ Wn,blc
me six prizes in the whitley comPcllloH q, II
a., nave BEN pooled and equally divided 4mon9 we
~. tors who made the highest possible scGics
a. Hyde is ono Of these, and his name Is sixth on
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!. :, await tho action of the Coroner's

- $500 bonds to await the action of the Coroners
earY. . - ,-,,or NV Davfd Matthews was pass
As % Hohoken-ave.. Jersey CITY Heights T 4.a
tng up rncS nv Craftz a Troutz, Of Newark ran lH,o
NaSu.i I.ftbaws who saw that COLLISION Wa -
usE,VSic storred his car and turned his T nIa1
eSlue' ~ ras struck by tue pole 0t inc We S
fern ,orre OF the collision was so great ina. Ss door
was iflNea mn ~ women and children who were uucH
neb,ened Matthews was taken TO his nome "a ritca
1rlgnteu7 iIogokcn and Monday was IN SIi' -
heIu ,, His face and neck were badIy cut W '"'
Sass ay6 wood work Of the door . ,-aox CITY a
- Dounely, OF No. 1903 eteuoen-s'., 'Sls3 ~ the
Jgssu L,i,ved AZ the Jersey City ram docks ~ ~
Lake Ere and wsieTR kaT nisht and was
Que ~ tnSrred He was taken 70 ST. Francis hospA
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Etrnmhonts anh RaiIrnahs-
TALL RIVER LINE

L FJR E1-T0E AVID THE EAST.
The best route 20 NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW-EED
FORD. FITCHEUEG, LOWELL. MATTHIAS VIM
RID. NANTUCKET WHITE MOUNTAIN. - !.
DESERT, PORTLAND, BANGOR, 81. JOHN, *. B.. Hal.
IFAE n - l principal cites t,o inland AMI -ets.ore
resort, Of ENGLAND and the Provinces. TIE maWuofn
palace steamers BRISTOL ana IkuNIDLN ~ leave Ne"-
York daily fSuuuaTs ucUIrl 5;.N p. from Pier D.
\. r.. foot Murray-sL Leave Brooklyn p. y
City a.: % J. H.. Annex GRAND f4.JMLNADL COS
CERr- every by The sDeudd bands and
orchestra attached to these steamers. FL II NIGHTS
RESI- No Intermediate Iduaiug between NEN-GDEA ami
FALL Err Special train leave, steamer wharf, F9
River G.IJ MOnG8rs eNcr fc1. " the steamer VIII
touch Newport arrives Newport $40 4. -Four
ing trains FALL River o. BOSTON. FIRST tram arrives
Boston $50 a. 20. Returning train leaves Boston d
D. M. steamer arrives Ncw-YOrE $3.50 a. NJ TicFets
s;atera ms &e, cay te oot4,Pg4 IN HeE lorS
and at on PRINCIPAL A9. Els; transfer ggd uekot
board steauers and Court and Annex Offices
BOos ~ Jersey CITY. In Boston al No OLD
House dud al Colony Depot
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NEWPORT LIE ,o-r,,.

FIRsICLA~- FARE g.
Tickets limited steamer If7v'Tg New
day OF sac and connecting r1in eavne Newport
be e morning 81 The steamers
NEWPORT" ana GOLD COLONY"
viii leave lew daily Sundays Jrepted) from
Per - ~ H., foot of MurraJ Passengers BY Us route
leave NCS-NOT. 20 lines,
connect wpOTt O..
RAIL-, arriving al Boston $50 THIS l. TIE ONLY
LIN ruuning al low fares that Affords passengers I'LL
NIGHTS RESI- Returning connecting train leaves Boston
al = H. running through % export iu two hours Steamer
-1lVea ID Ne"-A OK ~ Z . ca !cA next morning.
Tickets and -aterOOms can De OBJ 0ulg Office
the Line. Pier -. y. r. and on board steamers.
GEg. I. tgTNOH BORDEN d LOWELL.
Genera Pds-r. Agent
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ftlusledI Instruments.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE nj w,
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE NECElNhO Al NE
TPTOWN OFFICES No. 1,2J% broadway, cor lhirt fst-
st. or 3Bs Vest rwenty-tnlrd't- corner IAshtia.ssa
va AZ kas FOurteonh.Sf., corner nlOn square, 10Y
Tlrdave. Forty seventhsi al tls hAltLEA 1893
IA 22Sl Third ave One hun fre Twenty
Iiarem >. wings BanA Buldng mp 10 p "a Al rekNlAR
once rates --------
MAGNIFICENT new PIAN0F0RTEs $40,
vi Cabnet Paror ORGANS s6i 75 illustrator ne~spApo<
freA Addross BEATTY. WaaAinston Aew Jersey
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=, s,1,1I- rIRE ~ NEwPORT.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 21.-The bowling
% and laundry attached 70 the Newport residence Of
pc nan Of New-Yorl, dana ged by fire this after
non 10 the extent OF 5000. The buiong are insured
a. me Home Company Of New-1Ork.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFER&
NFH YORK CRY.

Canalst ss. c % Forsvth.st. 25z5Oi A r Shepherd
and wife 20 O HYATT -..... -----.--, go
S5th- 81. No 81 West / Davis 70 Charles a lutte
and another .--.-.--.----.-
kJth-st. u = 22G 5 Il Of 8dave, l6@Eico.55 Mary A
Philips % Saran A 1900.
b2e-sf.ss 200 II Cf -tiI.aye, 2JLlIO Edward
Gillespie % A Gillespie - -
g9th--t u 8. 1875 O. Of lUth-Gye, &5-JSS LdWaid
Gillespie t0 N bowling -.-.-. ..------.. ...,
i34tn-st n = 200 II Of 2thave 751S9ll. and also
ss I34th-st. 300 70 e o. l2ih-ave. 5CXeAll; Y
Friedman ana husband 20 " B Lynch. ,......----..
B8d.s q s. ljs.3A2 "a Of 5th-Gve, 20 0Px5l.lOl II
Panty referee, 90 W II ellison, executor, ETC. -,
gth-ave " s. So = II ~ Z8tl-st I6jX1OOi Morris
TAYLOR ami wife 10 Bau and wife .,.-.....
NiltOT-st. +, 100 II W Of WasMugtCnaYe, aOXIOOt
J 81 Barbour, referee, % James h IlUnnas..-..-.,
iI6th-sr ms. 100 n " OF 5daye 3sLlHl.lU5 samuel
Welsh, executor, etc 20 ~ Bulrell ----.---t
Road leading 70 BcTriiu'- Land n, Harlem River
ana and under wafer, about AOA4 atrr-i NC
Le1ineton-ave. e b. 81 II Of 48;h-st, l6.sx70;
sands sna wife 10 Jane WIld"y .....-.--....-..
Br0uN-st l25l Warl). lot No TO- JUK5l 6, ana also
Murrisave aud BrOnx-st lots nos IS anC II
JOhues referee, 70 " emenJ--............-..--
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Gxcurslons.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRlBU NE WILL BE ItECEIVE Ed AT THE Up
TOWN OFFICES, No. Less Broadway. c0rne Ihrtylrst
ST.. or 3O- Nest Twenty thrdst, cOrn-r Eghth-ave.;
No. 81 East FOuTteenth-st corner Cnionsquare go
Third aver cor. FOrty-seveuths; AZ the HARLEM OFFICE
No 22-l Ihirtaye one hundred and Ourth 81
Office
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Ecir rOautc0.

GENTS WANTED. - The Crblna Wine
- Company desires agents 70 sell their w'.cs
each the southern and Western states For circular and
terms, address references TIE HBANA WINE CJ
HammOlcspOrt, y. t.
NVANTED.-RESID ENT AGENTS in every
w CITY iu Ngw-IJr. and NcwJersev for and vain
able article us large profits and entirely respectable
gnnt mon. Q. T. PAGL. u EAST -.th-sL
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RFcnRnFn l.FasF
,TCOPDED MORTGAGF%

sniffan Samuel T and wife 10 Phele Snifcn part
Of house v cor 4th-ave and l2VtAst. lie lease
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Gin lJroprrtp Go fet.

TO LET.-In the "VancOrlear apartment
building Oh Th-ave, 55th and j6thsts from Aug lst J.
several sBs $1,000 $1,000 near Central Pak ire proof
aud thoroughly constructed with modern appliances must
De seen 10 be appreciated. apply u JNO DINAELL 81
lnou-s .usre
TO LEI or for SALE.-Three three-stOTy
n private dwellings, ali modern improvements for one
Nly Apply TIE premises ave. 4, boulevard, between
eplh and Rent $50 PEI month puoe $4,000 each.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON

II VIA Providence Direct
4 FULL NIGHTS HEST oALY AZ MILES or RAIL
TIE FANOhIIE PALACE -TLAMEAs
MASEA CHUsEITE. Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave 3 o. daily Sundays excepted from P.Cr -
River boot OF Nureu-st)
Passengers arrive Boston az ~. NO intermediate
landings between New Y0ri ana IrOviaencG 40 go NO.
tickets At N0s 1853 3t1 7-1 2Ad
ss2 broadway at Metropolitan aud IIflb Ave1ueAOes. r.
e. alt 1868 Evo1ElFn. Also ucAes SOFA az
all hotel ana principal Ckct Offices ald al az Occs VI Vice.
colt Express Company. ........,. ~.
l.. ". fIlKIka q. r. Ag't y =. bABOOoA, fIoA~
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NOR WANHATTAN BEACU
MANHATTAN BEACH.
G1LMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 23st sing the
sylyal Groyel-sio, s:t5, lO+j, lLI5 H.; and half
hourly thcreaf-e to s4j D. m.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach halthoury for
New YORK via GreenpOinr 70 1885 2. ~,
d. X. Martin hourly 125 $50 p via
Bay Ridge.
steamers Thomas Colyer and Twilight leave North River
aLdings From 22dsL 10 1925 then hourly ~ 5A'
y. m ,-..-
Pier 3 9.5j a. m. an hourly $50 D. N.
leave Manhattan Beach for NewYOrk
Bay Ridge hali-AOurly 70 1928 p. III
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nNE DOLLAR 10 RnSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 70 WORCESTER Limited tickets ~.
GOOD sCPPE the boats 80 cents Steamers leave
per 40, North River, daily at $50 p
Steamers II tie NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily.
b. o. SUNDAYS, %. Boston, WIr-
ceste &C. Port tie White Mountains daily.
eye
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6tedmboais dno Railroads..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
go for Washington, PiLtsburg Columbus Cincinnati,
indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston.
94d the south Pullman ears from Baltimore to Newark.
Loop. m. Tor washington and the wer Pullman ears
from TO- Baltimore ana Washington making close
Cnue ions Tor Iittsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Loulsy 10
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cnein
400 m for Washington and the West maKing same
n i oT ne v ei a. s p m i ,, and Yves, phil
man sleepers from NewYork 20 Baltimore and Washington
lis Louisville Lons Columbus Pittsburg the south and
ns connects at Washington WITH tTans for LySchbarE
For through ticket. please can Companvs ONCE. sl5
Broadway New York. and at ticket ole foot Of COrtandt
ROUND Trip TICKETS no KANSAS, NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IL New York, foot OF Lberty;st
ferry oIatlon IN hr9afy iocI OF fuon,s Je%es a
60 Libertv-st. as follows:
CLunS. Tamsqua, wilEes5arre, Eim4rs &c connects
si5 m-For High bridge Branch schooeys Mountain
Mauc CaaSk ana am LaSe NgRaSSa eI9nob wam
1880 and 40 p. mFOr somervlle and Pennington.
i p. m.-FOr Femn9ton, Easton, Mauch CHUNK Tamaqua
WAkesbaIre, scranton Tunkhannook. Tamaqua Hazeton
40 m-For High Bridge Branch sehooleys Mountain
i1GGs Iah and Lake Hopatcons. Eason Belyldere ana
80 p M jaily.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Emira e. Connects At Junction for D. l. and W H. r.
Tor n rs to local points see timetables stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ltaye at a. m. II 3. ~. for Bound
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Eric Annex make connection
az Jersey City station 10 and from Brooklyn anu Erie Depot
Jersey civ
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains for Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove
&C. al 1lj, . II.4j M. l3O 800 teApressh l. DID,
I. NJ
ton and from Oceanic and Fair maven at Red Bank 10
and from Point Pleasant at sea Grt with al trains.
REDUCED ENCU RSION FAKES FOR THE SEASON.
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot OF LDerty-st for Freehold at
7;45 ll.45 a. H.. a. 5:lj. p m.
1,rTrr nv r,rrrs N-rVv
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Brooklpn Real Gstats for sale.

BLOCKS. HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS 0
J LOTS for sale lines 81 rapid transit in Brooklyn
Tie eu0u Of c0uutry0vne city people Is invited " JA
properly price, 800 up and going mp
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Countrp llropcrtp for Sale anb o. Eet.

eouiItrn iJroprrtn Tor 1ale ano 20 Lei
AT PLAINFIELD, n. 1.-Two and one-half
75xlJO only Minutes walk from Lopot on one q
TIE best streets price $1,000 rutland & WHITING.
Beekmanst
- tUas frame house anl lo The LOT is @1-i5J -e me
house Is stories, and contains rooms ~ the rear of
o. iuInl,ure maker Inc .ouse - on .atl L'il, ~ l.
auca about I'D minutes wall r0m ClIio Lauang ihe piop-
ca remain mortgage Address k A I Box 40. Tribune
TOE SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of SO
ACRES. ne beautiful ST age of Gel"y3 situation 80
Chance Tor gentleman desiring country nome Apply 70
GEHEIf H. SMITH. Geneva, n
EOR SALE.-Twenty-on miles from New
York 20 acres good house and barn. and as fine
BEL cheap !. +. AN TIE, No. Piue-st.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE CHEAP. Home
stead q Bee acres cultivated 200 feet on East
Nenoe, manuIacoFy warehouse &c; 10 minutes IRON - Z
Address a, IEyune Ohce
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-One of the
farming aboa tWeat lt1e miles from SewY ork near raj
mad about 10 acres plenty or wood and water with stock
some cash advanced necessary be operated
person residing IN NewY0fk for farming purposes
and summer resort Address BOX -,GO4 \. y, ~ q.
TOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton,
Mas. the family residence u the ate Henry bright.
CONFUSING % land, M large lawns flower
Nj HOycke ar The centre OF the town con
arg Inst tute part Of The land admirably adapted 10 spec
n9uye nnEroyemeni E1sogi II, VA r SAs @
NasAingt5n-st, Boston "
ORANGE, y. J.-Houses and Country Seats
~ a. e ana sale. great variety also farms and build
h. iots. BLACkWELL BROS &.3 Broadway, Room g.
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Express Trains leave New VIA DsDrosses AMI C1rt
, ... -, lalGt = Feet Ferries a, follows. ~, go,
+'oo tah 500. fO lm.fc.I j 10 ~ d, ,,u T. D. - 'L
10y a." Az b. m sunday, $3.50 aud a. I D. D. ''oo Sou
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" CONNECT win all tlrOu n
trans a. JeIl y. ar0Icls speedy and direct transfer
Returning leave Philadelphia l2ul $50, 35j,
1855, s. 30 ana Il lim-u Express, loo D. nj =
J8u, Ind 1J m. on sunday, 4-'l. 80 SOD b 7JO
4 n.; q, l:sI b. ...
Ilcket Onl.c.-Nos 526 and ga broadway. 30 Aston
OF Dc-bIJss,s aud tITtianCt- No court
~. aid BTonbyu Annex Depot foot ~ Iltlu.t, BlooG
lvus sos ia, ll6 ana 1I- Hud'"I--t. Hoapeeui
Depot. jersey gity. EmgruII Ticket once. 80 Bat
terr-pace L. b.. FAENI-t,
'Ei.aEK THOMSON Cent Passenger AT
Genera Manage
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Zeal gsiate to gxrban9e.

| AND for GOODS.-1, 600 acres of land,
hey located and r he best portion Il KANSAS 10 eX
&C., iot any knd OF goods sell IN country store
---tsss a r. sALIsBUtY, Marion Centre. Kan
< CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
Sra,ot DAIRY FAGd v5L WaJered depot L. ;. o.
eI1uon L.. H. Z. z.
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NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
CONEY ISLAND.
VIA BAY RID f AND THE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD
lEW SHORT LINE

TIME TABLE
The popular steamers MORRISANIA AMI SYLVAN
STREAM Ncw-Yora, connecting az Say Ridge Wiz
trains for West Brighton Beach A. follows
TWENTI-- ECO D-SI.. NORTH RIVER:
945, loi5 ll:4j a. l2ij, l40, z+0, ga. fii3 o'fa
6:45. 7i45 So m.
900 1000 lIJ5 a. NJ; 1905. l56 255. 1885, ass, 5.5S
500 p. ~.
IoIO. iild a. NJ; I3liO I.lO 2lo $40. 4lO 5:IG e.Io
TlO 2.
1915. ll:l5 a M 1910 lilo. 2l6 Slb, 4;lb DID, 6La
f:l5 p. NJ.
Returning leave West Brighton Beach for Bay Rdge md
New-York follows 800, go lO5l ll.lO A. m; IN
100 1920 32O 40 j2U $40, 7:.O $40 ana $50 a
Trains MARCEL thus. tor Piers / and - only.
tCoaneeung with steamer Mary Powell
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE
The steamers HARLEM ami sIIADYsIDE leave Harlem
Morrinnla PIER, connecting with trains al Bay
Ridge follows 9Oj, lOl0 ll5, $40, $40 ana GO
Landing llsthst. Astoria Greenpont Grandst and
Leave Fulton Ferry Pier $50. II a. 205 a05, sos aud
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1922 li2o nj
EXCURSION Iteis 90 cents single tup 80 Goats Children
Oe'"een Aou - ''"'' VI - X r. KICKER President
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VO PHILADELPHIA

Tk'O PHlLADLLluIA,
PENN ILVAELA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Tor+fen Though Trans eaca way daily, depOts 10
rrIa1r pi.I. two DO new 1U-
Double ITaCA. the moe. luprOyya Lgulm. mr. ali lAe
Fastest Tine CONS. .trlr W. Ia absolute safety.