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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

EURNISHRD house FOX RENT OK
z ShLE-Tho TWO STORY 81 & IL
DWELLING on the north sido OF Queen s.
batween Arlington snd S. Asaph SITS, Will be
rented 10 s careful tenant, or sold on roesohao,e
term,. Apply to GREEN Sc WISE, Agents
for Mrs. Mary p. Lloyd, my 2l-2aWZ~
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: here has been panic at Samsrs. Russia, IN
consequence of placards announcing that the
town would be burned on the 18th OF May. Inc
St Petersburg police have been reinforced by
$50 soldierf.
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Tic best FLANNEL SUITS, at s.. S.. $40 and
SI2. ycu viii t1d at 8. DEALHAM's. G2 kInG
st., corner Of FairfsX.
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knEcIS{e.

GLENslFALLs. N. Y. May "a. -Horstio Buell.
Holden, II. D., son of DR.. A. w. Holden, oil
this place, committed suicide this morning by
cutting his throat. Cause, mental depression.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

The SAFES! and mes! reliable remedy for Tho
usual diseases Of The baby is Dr. Balls Baby
Syrup. 1t contacs no'hing Injurious. Price
% cents boLtle.
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Verdict.

ATLANTA Ga, May 2i.-The jury. in the case
OF The state of Georgia VS.. John Jones, late
Treasurer. and his securities. rendered verdict
this morning for plaintiF Of $92, l95.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

Ex.Pre:ident Grant ard his party have left
Shanghai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

lsntry; half doz,n silver dessert spoons, Lieut.
II Bailey, 2l5t infantry, I'D groomsmanJ; one
dczsn silver teaspoons, Capt Jocelyn, q at
| infantry silver card receiver, Gen 0 0 Howard,
| u S A; half dozen silver dinner knives, Mrs
| o y Howard; silver soup ladle, Col and Mrs b
g Merrmap, q infantry; silver asparagus knife
| and fork, Messrs s. Lowenb berg; pair of sil.
yer napkin rings. Messrs B & Lowsp berg
pair ofsilver napkin rings, Mr. and Miss 1nger-
| soil. Portland; silver pickle fork and spoon,
Lieut. q Il Bonesteol. 2lst infantry silver pickle
| fork and spoon, Masters Frank and Langdon
| Wheaton, Providence. & l silver sugar tongs,
1t g Shsfner, 2lst infantry; silver sugar tonRsr
Mis- Amelia B Wheaton; silver pepper pot,
Lieut. and Mrs c E Wood, 2lst infantry; sill.
yer salt AID mustard spoonp, Lieut. w d Mil.
Msj aad Mrs NJ a Cochran. "a infantry; silver
and cut gliss hower stand Col and Mrs Stone,
2lst infantry; silver and cut glass fruit stand,
DR. and Mrs & N Sterubsrg, q A silver jewel
case, Mr. b L Stone, Portlsnd warus handled
carvera, Lieut. II G Otis, 4:h artillery; mother
cavalry; pair OF oxydizsd silver vases, Mrs G 9
Kellogg. Utica, N 7 brass csndles!ck, Mrs +
IL Burdick, Ut!cs, N Y; work bag (embIoicer-
cd). Miss Bsgg, Utica, New York;. gold
! pin ond earrings, Governor and Mrs Horatio
Seymour Utica Y; Smyrna lace shawl, Mrs
Mi ,r, Utics. N Y; lscs bsrbe, Miss Maggie
Miller, Utics, NY; steel gsuzo reticule, Mr5
W L Wheaton, Providence, K 4; crack!ewsre
te:e tete les SET Miss Reed, 20 tand; EN-:
broidered Afghan, Miss Howard; topaz and
ametbyst crcsa, Mrs + l. Wheaton. Providence
Ri; Breton lace lchu, Capt and Mrs NJ Mil.
Ter, q S engineers; blue and white silk aad
zephyr nubis, Mrs Senator Conkling, Utica. N
Y; doz silver teaspoons. Capt G A Dempsey.
I'd infantry; dozen silver dinner forks, 1t 4
Webster, ID infantry; half dozen tablespoons
and butter knife, 1t Ulio, % infantry; half
49, 81 70 Hair in
fsDtry two silver pepper pots. Capt and Mrs 8
4 Clnrs. I'd infantry silver coup lsdls, Col and
Mrs w Falck, I'd Infantry; pair sugar spoons.
1t Fl G Hsrkins, "a infantry; Swiss travelling
clccs in leaLhern case. DR. Ely Mcclellan. U 5
a two dozen silver forks, Mrs III Miller,
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adoption.
The vote vas lhcn taken upon the motion to
| reconsider the vote by which the resolution was
| tabled.
The motion to reconsider was declared lost,
| tho vcte Of the clergy icing 45-aycs, 45. nays,
The Bishop voted il tho negative, and there
| fore the motion vac lost.
Judge Shelf read The repoit Of the COM
| mittec to whom was referred that portion OF the
Bishops address contaiaiog lis letter OF Cody
admotl.iop.
Ino report was as tol!oT::
The committee, to whom was referred that
portion Of the Bishops address connected With
his letter Of Cody admonison and counsel,
dated February 18th, 1879. havo had the same
under consideration and beg leave to report:
That the matters embraced by this reference
have filled your committee with grave concern
blended with sincere plessurei concern for the
peace and harmony Of the diocsse; and pleasure
that its social interests are in the hands Of q
Bishop who follows duty with fearless f.mnes,,
however painful its pathway msy be; end under
him. entrusted to the keeping, ministers who re.
gard the VOW of ordination as above personal
taste and Individual opilions. a its chief min
lister, Bishops duty is 10 see to j! that the
church within his diocese suffers no harm, and
withal faithful diligence to drive away from IT
all erroneous and strange doctrines contrary 10
Gods word. and diligently to exercise suci dis
cipline SIS by authority OF Gods word and BY The
order Of this church is committed to
him. 1t is the duty of every minister Of this
church. according to the solemn VOW made By
him at his ordination, 10 obey his Bishop snd to
follow with glad mind and will bis Cody sd-
monitions, and TO submit himself to bis Gedly
judgments. And it affords ycur committee
pleasure to believe that the clergy in this diocese
recognize The binding iofco Of this vow and
promise.
The la,ty Of this diocesc are law loving and
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.


- 0PEN FROM 500 A. " TO l2PM
RECIOis Nearest point for Nau street Fs.ty.
ana connects with lrsfOr south Ferry.
COETLAN DTS lREET-Neare.t point ZOE Jerssy c.sytt
Communipaw Ferries
PARKPLACE-Nearestp point for Post O9ce City In al
Barclay street Ferry 10 HObOkr1
CHA MBERSS rREEr Nearest point Tor Ply)ll AL asa
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
GRAND eAre- point ior DesbF0sse street Ferry
oJr-ry and connects with lOg Dc DrOsses and
East Grand street Ferries.
SrREEI-COnnecis wlea cars Tor East All
West.
St. and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOU tTEENTHS TREEr- Connecting with car, ,: Ens
Twenty-thlr and Thirty fourth street Fcrres.
TN ENTY.IH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VITA ctri ,:
Jersey CltF ana East rarity
fourth street Ferry Tor Hunters Point 49, -,
.rHIkD-srREEr-ConnecunI Win cir'ios woo
FoRrY.SEt OND.sTREET- connects with NewYOrx
Transfer Compsny's cabs for Grand te!trs Dept
FIFIIITI N ). iRhEr and SIX rH-AVESUE-
IIFTYTIfr1ITIl.S risEEl--iXthaye entrance - J3l;A
Park, connecting with ears OF Belt Line lsNlIOil
FIFTYliIilItD STREET and EIGH IA ANEs Lb-
fIFTY- NINIIIs REEF aid Mn iANEN i.....,-g
EI8IITY. FL H. r-sTIEEr and Mn rH.AAESLk-
NINEIYTHIlsD. STREET and NINTH ANEN -
ONEHu DRED.AN D.fOURlHS STREET Anl MIMI
FOR uptown tral ms take east site stau)ns
For downtown fralDs L ,No west sd stau)lL. 800,
Trains viii run 5StsL aud ota ave, aal lOblf III
F Ss' e0tniiENTs Except between tho h)lr) 500
7.8da ~ and 3 - D IN, when the iare - , col.A
sr-EnlY TRANS from 1900 y. M tll ~ M il.xiI
WM. H. GARRloDS. Pfehi5lL
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. suOerintsnleh.
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Bankrnut q ot!tes.

V,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn 10Th
day OF september, A. D. 1879, Waran; ~ BanSraatcy
against the estate OF OSCAR QIfkk. o; ety
Of County OF New YORK qua sale % New.
YOrk 2dudge0 bankrupt on bis own pelOng
delivery any property b.
longing bankrupt ~ him or Tor MS use aud tls
transfer OF any property bV him forbidden laws
that a meeting OF creditors OF the sad bankrupt, ~
prove their debts choose assgnces Of
jas estate, vii held a. Conrt OF Bankruptcy 70 %
Loaeu ~ lss FuitoU-st. Bcfnott Building Che city u
NewYOrs before Edgar keohum esq kegster the 4th
day Of OCTOBER, AD. 1879. ~ IL O'CLOCK VA.
o. T. Marshal Messenger Southern D,rctoi Nswh osS.
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prooklpn Real Gstaie for 6ale.

BLOCKS, 10 BLOCKS and plots of lots low
~ priced the line OF the brooklyn Elevated Railroad
rare opportunity for Investment speculation have sold
- OF these lots In the past months. rutland WHIT
ING, Beekmanst
FACTORY property on East River for sale
or TO lease The premises a; Greenpont, Brooklyn LDl
known te Kings COuny ManuiactOfy, With frontage Of
loo feet NewtOwn Gre k the East River and
depth Of 800 feet the buildings good order and wen
adapted Tor many manufacturing purposes, Also vacant o!
SIN nearer The ivr WITH frontage OK tu feet By ahout
500 feet deep For particulars apply to W. J. EMMETT Room
q, No ~ Wallst. y. y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great TrunI

Line ard United states NAL after July
z 1879 trains via DcsbrOsses and COrt
lsIct street Ferries, a. follows;
Express for Harrisburg. PtsbutP, the West and South.
with Puuan Palace Cars attached. m, ana $50 p
daily. 49,
For Wismspori, Lockhayen, Cory aid Erie at $50 p:
m CONT CORY 1Itusye Petroleum Centre aud
Tho oil Re slons Wliamspori and LOckhayen. 8 n. u.
a-hingt the south. Limited washing
ton OF Pullman faTor daily, except sunday
III a u; Na.hinpt1n Az Regular 4:sO and
500 n. H.. Ia, and 10 I. m. sunday 10 T.. a..
Express for PliiaGeha 4:3o 80 s2D. O. 90 Limited,
and ~; g. 100 $40 ana 10 Emirrant and second
Glars T.30 4. N . . 80. 49, -,
Guy anufdugs SPECIFY ana dect transfer
Tor brook travel a.. -, s... ,o.so. -. ,o.,..-,.
f,i aI 49, o a IA $50 D. dsiy. ,pt Monday: From
washington and Baltimore 600 m = 800 40. 1910 p.
- snnds- o.5D a. M. From philadelphia, a,JJ Goa,
o. go IOiO 1850 a. m a;10 400 90 eiio aud
l0l0 D. m; sunday BOO $780, o''' io'V Ai'oVA H. o-o
lOilu D. m -,r and on prosd,xav No ,sfor rto,.a
and fof nj DrIros.rs aud Coftiand ss NO ftouftst an
d. 49, IT,. Innex Depot foot OF Fut0ns. Brooklyn Nos
ia Hnd-on-st HOboEen Depot Jersey City
Grant Ticket ONCE. No Battery-Daeo Tue New
COu pany viii call iof ana chtck baggage from
hotels and fr'l'e" r. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager-
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fouses ano Rooms fUanico.

WANTED unfunished), for man and wife,
W second tniri door y. IA bath IN good neshbOr-
hcod rent must be low Address D. station ~ stating terms
ENANTED.-By four gentlemen. a house or
w suite apartments completely furnished between Lex
ingOn and 7haves Address stating fullest paro uaIS aad
terms, J. Z. INCHES =. O. Box 4l5l.
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providence LINE TO BOSTON,

ii va TTNViIclCC DI0Ct - :. = =
1hk FANORITE PALACE STEAMERS
MAsSACH USLTIS, Captain Ray Allen, . >,.,.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse hOtS
leave daily (Huudays excepted from Pier ~ SOrth
river NOOt OF W nat.
Boston AT "a. ntoiineu1As0
landings UetV New York Providence. - -,- - 4,
ana tickets secured al Nos. 800 ovi GO
0sz Broadway at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
y NashgtOn.sl BIo0klyn. Also, uckets sS, ~
ali principal ticket Offices and al Gil oeee u "esS
cot Express Company. =. "a.
l. ". IN kINs. L. ID. ). BABCONhs ficsk
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NEW.yoRK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD CONN encing sept. ~. 1879
though iians wlleave Grand Central Depot:
$40 Western and Northern Express draWlh9Ioon
cara Rochester ST. Albans, aud NJ tr- wa ara., 81 An
lO.9Oa IN CHICAGO and Western Express draWlngrOoh
carr To CananfSigua. Rochester and Buffalo,, ..-.,..
Hoo a No. Albany and Troy with SohheSuois
10 Uuca, saratoga Giens is and Rutlsna
1890 D. M. ufd f..v. Special Albany ana Troy
4Ou D. IN Albany and Troy Express . ,. - A..
f00 a m 81 on4 Txpress daily. with sleeping cars for
DAY IA tue
Enls. ioic ana betIOll
Montreal excepting sunday night wa and
ESQ D. ixpr, for ROch si'r Niagara aS
Corning. via Geneva Sleeping care 10 OeheNA h00
and Niagara Falls .,...,.. oar. for
SO D. m Pacific ExpIess. daily, with sleeping cars III
Rochester Naa.ra b. H. Buffalo, Cleveland loed0 Delu
and Cleago also xcepng Saturday night 10 Clayton anu
WsttTJOWn and excepting saturday aud SUNDAY nights 70
Montreal via 81 Adams saturdays Montreal car leaves 81
-. - .,Aoov
i;OO m. Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
-.
Tickets for sale 1852 1lD Broadway, aud at
Nestcot Hxpfcss COMPANY. Onces Psrsplace, $50
and e42 Broadway, New York. anu 1888 Washingion-sL
Brooklyn. L; IS MEEhhl.
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ME DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR TO WORCESTER Limited Tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boat % cents. leave
ller 40, Sorth River daily. at $50 p IN
Stcamtrs Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier day,
fvetl GaVs b sundays, q. Boston, WOE
ces.er &C. sgi for Portland White Mountains daily
.------
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Excursions.
DRlGHTON REACH.

TlKINU IUN BEAIH.
ID Trans the Broo'lfn, FaSush and COney Island
Railroad, until further notice Will run htLhpIY between
FLATBt SHAVE. dong Island DeUOfi Brooklyn, and
BRIGHTON BtACI from f.i' a. M. tc 40 D.. 20.
stopping ot WAsniNGION-s VI. BEDFORD (Franklin
avel BERGEN ST. and PROSPECT PARK.
last train from the BEACH 10 D. m.
Extr. trains will D run when travel requires II.
". DDKNl<.
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TINHE OLD RELIABLE STONIAGfON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON and ALL POINTS EAST
Al 3 D. m from Pier So. North RIVER loot Of IaysLl
special Limited tickets GOOD ONLY On x:io pa. con.
Meeting No StoBlnEion. sold Via ts line from Ne"i ViA
boston Tor al.
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J
Express Trains leave NewYo via Des6rosses and cort


Txnress Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries as fOlieWsi
400 l3p, $40 10 upltoul, II a. M l. 5o a. o . lou
$50 aud 10 j. Sunday, 1880 ana mi D. u 'i5O o.oO
boats of "BrOokvn with all through
al Jersey Cy anUring speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ., n, ma o..
7,sE and II a. mltcd Express, 1870 p M 2, !,
hso p on sunday. 2Oi $40. 3:55 500 and
rcii ca,rs -No $40 and GA Broadway No. l Aston
Hose and foot aud COtand ss No Court
a. and oOkyn Depot foot Of FultOnst Brooklyn
N1s ia lI6 aud IFS i!usonst liobOkcn Depot Jersey
1itv IMMIGRANT Ticket Oilce, No Baiisryp ace
FRA X THOMSON l. r. FARMER,
Manager. GEM Passenger ASt
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Grlp nJanieo.

A MEXICAN WOMAN WANTED for cham
n berwor laundry and 10 Learn TO give baths 10 ladies'
81 Lexiugtonave
NOMPANION.-W Wanted, as companion to 2
Young gent elnan, thoroughly educatec refined young
man, who Is also hne musician both instrumental ana
voca possess rich deep full voice and be VIKING 10
small private family highest reIerences
gwen and required. Address Box 2,o2I New-Nofk Post
Office.
NOMPANION.-Want IA companion TO a
~ young Mis- Young attractive eduost.d eecoTpshed
superior musician, hCh lnsiriinf nta
and poseasa rich cultured beautiful voice. ana
be willing play and sing IA private family circle Address
Box 21 New-Ycrk Post Office uneAceptona testimonials
required
VtvANTED.-A second man for silk depart
w meni. Apply by leit'r only 10 MILLS q GlBb' 4Vs
and 4lO Broadway
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Gin propertp 60 fet.

A LARGE number of desirable offices and
los 70 let on Beohmsn Nassau TuiOn aud OH
s.ar The Post once rutland q WHITING, BeeElGan.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

a I'D ~
FIR l. and WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement oil traiIa
'ng ente5 Jn T. S6 chicago Day ETpresA Drawing
room Coaches to 3unalo and suspension Bridge . -.
a m cnnuectine with fasi trains tho West ana sou h.
wesi. Punians best DTa~lngIoon sleeping coaches 10
y m (DalY) Pacific Express for tho West sleeping
nan ana Chicago without changes also Hotel Dn ng
Chicago. =. 1870 4, a.. y-osr
Trans loaye Cnambes street Dep9 Sew-fork TOT
Newark, Gao, s:lO 1880 H. NJ SiiV ~. ooO V;lu 5p
L. ~ II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays BIS
Park aud Passac g. 1850 10. 1920 IN, (he
10 Noon llS 3 800 40 $40. $780, 6lO $50 2, lop
IL midnight sundays 6, $50. 1910 H. lao 600 300
Pai, Sp s. e45. $50 $40 TO- 1879 llSO M 10
Ig0 Z 40 & 10 D. M and II midnight sunihys, .. $50,
Bl5. 1920 a ~, l.45 63u 4 K IL, anu - Isunisnt 10
midnight sundays g. $50 1920 III, Lao $50, p N.
Newiurg and Cornwall 1880 m, $3.50. $50 p m sun
Rsndont md kingston $3.50 !. m. Sundays. sSoa
Goshen g. 1850 0, 1920 m: $780, $50 49, p m Sun
Az. Il ..30 1920 III $3.50. p. m.
NIidietown 1850. 3. 1920 a. m. $50, 40 p. M sun
DAYS $50 lO:2Oa m. $50. p m Inc y a. m ana 15D
m trains connect with NewYok and Oswego Midland Rail
Tori Jerxs 1850, 1920 m. $3.50. q. T. Sundays
$40 1000 A. M. g. ego and y NJ
SfRoas leave quarter Of apd quarter after each
bo,,r ir,ru j4 a ~ 4l aud AZ 1860 aud lliib m
ne eis Tor passag- for apartments In Dnwingroom
sleeping Coace. can p ooianed ana Iraes or inc
nany' 0rices Nos 4Ol or 955 Broadway " vi No
taayYt - rrookyn OF the Companys DelotA - -
Txsro. trans from West arrive IN SewNork At 1915
:" H. lz JS aoa HBD0rr, GEM Passr Agtr New.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Tains leave for Ingewgc, tosio lic9noni and Mack
sundays % a. IN. and CS1 y. The 1850 p III train viii
leave 80 minutes later "A nrda mghis ,,a p, An
JNO. y ABBOTT Geni Pass'f Ag1' Ne"-lofS
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NEw-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BHOOK ROUTE

FOR TRENION AND PIfILA DELPHlA
FNPltESS TRAIN TINE TWO uCl U.s.,
Leave NewYork foot of Iibrrtyst for Trenton ara Pha,
dephia $780, 746 O. II 10 NJ $780, 4. 65O 7;lo. IL
y. M For Trenton AGO y.
Leave Phadephia from station Phila- and Reading Rail
road Third and Berksst 745. Slj. TO- 1850 l45
$50 $780, 7l5. u =. N. .o
Leave Trenton YORK al leo except Monday $40
s;l3 $50 lO4O a. n 1910 9:2O 4:l2 4l1 Sl5, y. m.
Pullman DraUimgroom Cars attached 10 the a. M
D. trains from NewYorg, TO the 7tJ a. IN las o. m trains
iron Plaie phia. -, -.
SUNDAY TRAISs-Leave New:York AMI Philadelphia at
IN m Leave NCW York for Trenton at r. H..
BIO D. M Leave Trenton at lao. $40 a. G:lO
IL made AZ Jersey CITY station by foy to and
from Bro1slyu ana Ere Depot AT Jersey City. 49,
Tickets sale al foot OF Liberty St. Nos. 239 4Ol. pa
p67 Rroadway the principal hotels, and at Nos a
Count Il and Annex Oficc JEWELS Wharf, brooklyn Bag
gage chez ked from residence 10 destination.
ee H. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR RONDOUr and KINGSTON.-Landi
i at Cozzons west PouU, Cornwall Newbgrg Marlboro
EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
delaware ana Waikil valley RAJ roads steamboats, JAMES
". BALDWIN ana mo MAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
n m PIER "a, North River foot Of Harrisor-st
'Evcept SATURDAYS, when steamer Thomas Cornell will
legy "A q. IA.
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GIN Real Cstatc tor Sale.

GIN Real estate tor sale.
A CHOICE location, North Madison-sQuare
~ e.cgaYt brown stone aud stables SOX2UO feet H. A.
YOUNG. 20 Exchange ace.
An ABSOLUTELY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
~ FOR -ALE-sze 25175-5sthst St, south SIDE between
o. aud ttavOs; tie landsumest block IN the city.
q. W. HYATT,
Room 8, l2i 5ts-avo
NOR SALE.-Three houses, Nos. 80. 80, 81
East l3,n--f. Address JAS. HART, No % Maino-st.
leekskil, y. Y.
EOR SALF-The hrst-caSs fOur-stOry, high
stoop brown-stoue house 22l West 45hsti 2lx5b lot
ruisl. broadway nearly news In good
order. all Improvements Apply on the premises.
EOR SALE.-The three elegant HOUSES,
Nos. Is 20 and ~ East 65dst. between Madison and
tthaves: remofo lei Dy rstclass Itzsat days
work exceptionally convenient ana attracuyeI
JOHN ID. CRIMMINS
1887 3dGve
DRIVATE STABLE in 3Sth-st., near Park
II ave- for sale u let GEO +. HOWELL 10 sprucest
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gicamboais ano Railroads.

Gicamboais an0 RAILROADS..
A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
~. sayrevle. south Ambos; Perth A,nDoy T9tteayI.e
Woodbridge, Rosy!o and star Landing stctner Nyonin
any ether route - @'
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE. DREW
~ and ST JOHN leave Per No. ~ North LILY niyer,
at d Albany SUNDAY morninE sTccPis WIN trains SSTts
days S. saratoga and retu1S " v fEvrRErr President
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
Il gaucK and Housaonc Railroads Steamers leave Cath
a3S s dsT f ga 81 81 r. ab ~ o a on bSo L. and p IN
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
TtELp WHITE MoTNfA S1 NOS fEAi and 1 II;
Isdd1s s4Ss sla and c3aaeSi%
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked ct 9ii Broadway
New.lork, and Courtst. brooklyn Excursion TO New
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
Il all stations the NewYork, Bostca and air Line.
RE sns r NG19 ana Mm FRAs fS S6NN
~ T. H Gs Of At " ssS qSn o for n ali
morning trans on rairoads beat facilities for plsssnsers
Ira Line. john ii. sIARIN,
Proprietor
-'-- FOR BosrON AND THE EAST.
steamers BfIsTOL and PhONlDENCE leave New York
Of MurIay.st at 5:S0 NJ Brooklyn via Annex at p.
H., Jersey City, 4:JO ,. IN.
EE Fos S Dos eS ASP TH n sl
North River Dolly ,sanasys nendea at p M Fare only
esy q date ana eonngeins lTaP which 7ayes Newport at
and obtained Ony NJ Office, on Pier - North
River, and on steamers. BobDLN q Low Eli. Aga
GEO. L. CONNOR, Genl Passt ACT
CUNDAY NIGHT LINE TO BOSTON,
= COMMENCING SUNDAY, SEPT MBgR 81 aHa uniil
make MAY TRIPS LEAVING PIER % North River, every
day N the week at j. Ia. I"ie one Dollar.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 A ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1919 Leave depos foot Of Coftiand and Desbrossesi
100 L. IN. for EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown Reading
Mauoh Chunk. EaAeton Maliaroy city. Ashland wilkes
Mo N H. \ ight ErpToss da.ly for Eason. Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WiEcsbsrie, himiIa Ithaca
1.crava Aulrn rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
W,st Pullman secping coaches attached
"'o" '"' ~~i-'" ROBT SANkE, SuU't and EnyE
General Eastern ONCE corner Church and C9rilandss
CHAs. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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Ocean 9teamers.

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ IIVERPOOI.-Only Transatlantic Line under lhe
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing every Saturday from phade-
and every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra saiings
alternate Wednesdays from Philadelphia alternate Satur
usJSHoiin1 LNSr rTS LTurRsDAY Oct. Q $50 An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NEW-YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Foureen Through way daily three depos in
Philadelphia, two III Newly DIX
uouble Track the most improved Equipment, aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

TTNEXCEPTIONABLE accommodation, with
" excellent tabe horses coragcs Inq re az lh"oou
station, Hudson RIVER f0r SCIMiEDLNS PLACE,
XEIANTED.--Board at Yonkers for month
W or two BY laly and her nephew two rood-zei cont
foraby furnished adjcuing e.ch other WIN i.as
OF them luirci Addres=, siag Ocaon
". I. r., Milton, Ulster CO., y. \.
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T1OR NEV-UAVEN UARTFORD SPRING-

ELp MITE se ievs Bar IS Il A SaS
(sundays eIceptedl ~ p m. aud IL H.. connecting
with special New Haven for Hartford, Springfield
DC Tickets sold baggage checked et 9ii Broadway.
New-lork, ana COurtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10 New
Haven and return. 81 90.
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PED STAR IJNF-FOR ANTWERP.

10 DAYS alternately rom PhlaueIDls AMI
ork landing passengers within few hours ride OF the
important FONTS OF interest the Continent
ICELAND TuesAnv Sept. 20. p. m
orrates Of passage ana other information sppyto
oo7 Wsinnt ~ Phlladephia. % Broadway, New-York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery place, New-lork
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AT SOUTH ORA\GE.-For safe cheap. hand
n some housc, 10 rooms; modern improvements lot
els. no exchange ADDRESS LOUIS -LBECG, south