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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
Farm For Sale.

The widow and heirs Of John Rank, ieceased, offer
at private sale the Farm and appurtenances thereun
10 helonRlng and lntelY owned by HIM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
la,aI Estate for Salt.
For Sale.

wlsh TO sell my House and two Lots and Black
smith shop and lot, In Rlchville. The house II
story and half frame, and the lots are planted WIN
a choice selection Of fruit trees two large grape
vines currant bushes, &c. There Is new barn ana
ali other necessary Out-budngs on the place MY
blacksmith shop aud lot, which wish 70 sell are st-
uated on another street. The tools go with lshop
Parties wishing bargain please call on or address
the undersigned. ANlSTACIA LINZ
Jan0-0m# hchVllle SVark CO'i W
FOR SALE CHEAP +!
On Reasonable Terms,
- HOUSES,
On the same lot located on the east end OF Tenth
street near the Depot. Well calculated for business
or residence Parties wishing to purchase as an In
Vestment can't do better.
Inquire at No, 10 High street. noVli-um
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
Farm for Sale.

phe undersigned offers for sale a valuable farm OF
75 acres situated In Lawrence township, Stark cOun-
ty, OHIO two and half miles west OF Fulton, on the
road leading from Fulton to Marshave. On the
premises Is q two story brick building, new barn and
necessary Outbulldlngs, good well of water and sew
era springs also orchard of 100 choice fruit trees
lone half Of them young trees, bearing size There
are four acres of good timber land, the remainder Is
an good state of cultivation. The land is well adapted
for agriculture or grazing.
Terms :-$lOO an acre. $1,000 in cash; the balance to
be paid In seven equal annual payments, with inter
est at per cent Back payments TO be secured Dy
mortgage on farm. LEWIS WALhEh, O.
sep28-im Canal Fulton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06
RtaI Estate for Sale.
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J. 7. GYNCHS
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENCY,
FOR SALE.

N Kate Brughs Property on West Tuscarawas st
at low figures upon reasonable terms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-06

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The New York herald., 1879-07-03

A -.-wAsHINGroN MARKET ON. DECK GRAND
N sfourth July Excursion To the Fishing Banks; tho
searoiDg steamer BLACK BIRD will make excursion 70
the Fishing BANKS Friday July 1870 leaving 22d ST.
North River O'Clock; West 10th ST., :5O Nescy st.. VI
picr North River, sso Brocme st.. East River iO Full
ton ferry Brooklyn 1015 halt lines and Of
all kinds board at city priccs tickets 90 zach
THos. FLYxx aKoRoR cARxEs. xsuorsrs
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

LNOuRTH OF JULY ExCURsIoN.-THE STEAMER
IL CITY OF HARTFORD. Captain J. N. Russell, viii
make an excursion July down the Bay and outside Of
sandy Hook far as Long Branch return. making
land leaving pier ~ Ess River Peck alp, 30 A. n.
Fare tor the oecasion ~ cents.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

-A-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
n. NORTON MURRAYS WEST END HOTEL
BRIGHTON CABLES and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSEDALE, IDLEWILD, CHRYsTE-
NAH. RIvERDALE and SYLVAN DELL FRIDAY.
July will make excursions 20 Coney leland Point
Meeting with Prospect Park Coney Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON. CABLES and also the the
NEW PER- landing passengers In the Of ell the
urin nctn nj Att follo
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
coAsrw1sE STEAMSHIPS.

limited STATES SIN AND r5SF SEAzIL NAIL STEAM
for st, Thomas PARA Pernambuco Bahia and Rio Go ia
ssre =, s. Theme. with steamers Tor Porto
The ne" ''''' class CITY Try ',sfr~iFsiIa 81 PARA
Captain Carpenter
SAL i9s sSs issys 20, & os 1c
Freight reseivsd at All times at Roberts stores Brook
Shippers desiring insurance effect the same under
ps a Sr & rates h0usR sssts
iatereolonsi steamers, and TO Aontssdeo and Susnos
sh. must be Pad in advance rOr rsss,
%sn' or passage es'Ss sIsE1% o
once. pier 20 East River. near Fulton ferry
NEW YORK. AND HAVANA NAIL LINE DIRECT
per 3 North River foot Cedar for Havana direct
Steamer SoRRo CASTLE Wednesday. Jaly ls
steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. "Wednesday July 70
N-A'A'' 'wSffffLl1Mp CLYDE CO.. No s5 Broadway
LAwToN BROS, Agents in Havana
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
N FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
from pier IL East River. at r NJ Lib N
Steamship IhsssSsy. July July 10 iS
' sasniSssa. PASSENGER aees%mSdasSg,essw S,s Wal, :,
Nr Y HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL Ss LINZ.
IN pSs s.s; TavAsx SicT YiiT T'i's HsP Sfl
CITY esF"s OF Is
CITY or VERA CRUZ ''-.''' SaturJay uiyy %
VIII II + AIEXANDRE i SONS. 81 aud ss Broadway.
RERaUR WEST Sp!Es asR dsas.s, s9s.o RICO
For BERMrDX-stea asSft ship GAMMA; Jnly ;,
s S$HSs
Ra4Es akEATIYy REDUCED
To eT s9S 20
0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing per % Nsrss Rive, Rssss s
rSssPA ses PhAGdhHosiS Sjs wEsS f3fsT MONDAY. WE'D
.nS 9 raa Ds sns su
points Insurance effected NJ a per cent
Freghts received daily at pier 81 North River
General odice. 1877 Greenwich st.
I JACKSONVILLE. FLA. .DIRECr.-MAILoRY Line
e steamers leave pier 20 East River for
sUsshng a. Brnnswick and Port & Rosn % on steamer
July II, at r A. G Il. MALLORY 4 CO., Agents. ofce
pier 20 East River
LINE FOR y Ba, AT
will sail from pier 20 East River, Saturday July D.
Through bills Of iading given Houston and all points
the international and Grand Northern Galveston,
Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
G. II. MALLORY 4 CO. Agents
SEW 9sIHASs DIHEST lN TEXAS RAILROAD
: A'A' AND D. srsANsHfP z" ooMPAEy D
ssins osh. to New Orleans. Noble and &.
vf and sn al
OLA Santiago and Brownsville and Corpus Christi
via lndianoA lnsornDes e lowest nRAN rnss
Apply ~ fisr 50 North River
r CROMwELI. LINE-F0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
M from pier North River Insurance effected ut onsha
On s % pSasy given to xoS. aud
e aS FassRSeE and !. RED Sss s so
CLARK SEAMAN, ss West St
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

EXCURSIONS.
FoURrH or JULY
The ELEGANT and coMNoDIoUs STEAMER
J. B. SCHUYLER
J. b. SCHUYLER
in addition to her usual trips the wrought iran
pier at Coney Island. will make
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
from West 22d st. s; Leroy ST. s:l5: pier 20. $50. to
CoNEY ISLANDS IRON PIER.
returning at 10. sitter the celebration there.
FOURTH OF JULY
Grand Excursion up the beautiful Hudson.
Tho fast and elegant steamer GENERAL sEDGwIcK
with Steam Organ from the CentenniaD
will make grand Excursion Newburg, stopping at
fonkers, West Point. Cold Spring and Cornwall
Fare for tho round trip, SO cents
The ifoowing landisgs will BE- made 10 ;oJswelrs Whasf
s:4s; West 2.d St, s25.
LHOR ExCURSIONS-rHE PEOPLES FAvORITE
II Steamer LONG BRANCH; also the large first class
Bargss Walter Sands Myerr Hasket Geraldine and Nor
ton. with Steamboats, OF all kinds Also tho following
popular Groves s:Mount Pleasant. Dudley's, Linden.
Spring Hi Cold Spring. Oscawana Island and EaKlcs-
wood Park j. MYERS corner Morton and West sts
NRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MANHATTAN
1879 The steamer GENERAL SEDGWlCK will leave
Fulton ferry o'clock r. NJ. West 22d ST. 30 and West
10th 40 sharp Retuurn about ~ O'Clock The ceebsted
music Tickets % cents Tnos. TU = 'RoBKkTs. HKikiTs
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

EXCURSIONS.
N-A-THREE EXCURSIONS DAILY
70 RocKAwAY BEACH AND COMFY BLAND f1ER
by the f.mou. COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.
THE NEW pALArIAL EXCURSION STEAMERS.
Sf sfnSERs IN T 'S %L @
combining safety, speed and comfort
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT.
-'''''-' lists. violinisss xyiophonisss, &c.
oath I. arAy1sNh ssI'S Rive. ooLqsn5 ~ n sEfvsLiS iSa
Fs'ss Fss Il s. + sss H. EHA S SsS
LEAVE RocxAwAY II A. NJ, 4so and srx
FARE a5 GENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS
.ss . esas' sSIa WAYS :. %
all tho stations both east and west sides AZ 50 CENTS
TIE gAv9sITE STEAMER "a AAEEIcus s,vru
E .aS S'f 4 sofs.yn ayns Win tho ooLuA
sss ssssn. ss 4 wssrE Sis s .ns and
A -A-FoURTH OF JULY AT RoCKAWAY.
THE ABOVE TINE TABLE
will be run by the
GRAND KEPUBLIc AND COLUMBIA.
and in addition, tho Fourth of July
TIE ADELPHi AND ANERIcUs
" will make special trips to A
ROCkAWAY BEACH.
Fer full particulars o-rnorrow's papers.
A -TO NEW COMFY ISLAND PIER DIRECT
Grand COMBINATION OF EXCURSION sTEAxRas
IRON 4vsgIAE ." fiEs siss' It SSSEy ffsLAsp
TEN GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY
DIRECTOR THE GREATEST MARINE STRUCTURE
IN THE WORLD-extendng 1000 feet into the ocean
ada vida nld of
people
THIS COMBINATION INCLUDES THE sPEAMERs
ELIZA HANCOx. COLUMBIA J. B. SCHUYLER
With charming musical attractions each boat
OBSERVE THE rME TABLE CLOSELY
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
Monmouth Park Races,
From July 4 to 10 inclusive.

From July to 10 inclusive.
GRAND OCEAN MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
by the splendid steamer ADELAIDE TO the Great Iron
S%r
r N. Returning leaves Long Branch At $3.50 p. NJ. af
ssE so the S xoSS
Long Br.neh Raess sy steamer Ade.ds from 22d g.
Including in IL ,H r. admission the Pier. % cents.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
MDoUBLE rEXGk 8yEF nIJes,a THE ENTIRE ROAD
Trains foo. Il SD st. East Rser by
van Grove :l5. as io45 IN rs, I'll 45 ~ JIG is.
j M s q Is gss Ili + Is s ss T. s. S 4 =
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for reenpoint and
h:s Is:5 s = : s9s ss Is
thus step At E.. NEW York
not stop .' sssig;;sf DIVISION
ssd s,rss.slo tio2s III ;s5 "A 81 as II es - Is.
Leroy s.reet9:ss tio:3s III :s5 A. NJ; l2s:a Il a5.
t. :35. :35, "a 35. IS 35. $50 r. n
s = IS E S.. t,Via IS y ~ ~
The D + a T hss ssS.sSS ,V rail
= y s. 4 3 q e. =. e ss
Trains marked hq dS IN ;'0R RE Bay
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge and New York fol-
., G q 3 81 y! 20 e. A. isM i. ..a
IS. < 80 .s5. :s 20 and tic IS r n ~ -
MARTIN aud do not stop at Shsepshead Ray.
Trains marked thus connecng with North River boats
o ana
orders may be loft with Dodds Expross baggage
A1s GRAND sIoT coNcERTs sae Every AFTERNOON AND
EVENING BY GlLMORE'S BAND AND LEVY.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

HALIFAX. N. s., AND ST. JOHNS Nj.
Ii Cromwell Linc.-Stcaln ships leave follows from
pler 10 North River
ALL Ah bhA. nufsuhy Juiy
apply " CLARK SEAMAN. 30 West 81
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
"A. EXCURSION AND
BOAT RACES

Thsre will be two grand that dsy, and of
In the country entered and be under
the IA management Of the world renowned veteran,
JOSH WARD, or CORNWALL
The FIRST starting r. NJ, will be Double Scu
Race for purss of $780, between the we'll known Brooklyn
champions. -
JOiN DoUGHERTY AND WILLIAM GARDINER,
AND EDWARD JONES AND RICHARD REDFIELD.
Second race starting at 30 +. NJ, tho Great National
mile Scrub Race between the famous champions
j. H. Ten Eyck. OF Peekski Burr Tute Of Stony Point
Prank Ton Eyck. Of Poetskiil; Dan Ward of Ncwburg
and Al Moshcr, Of FishkiiL
Entrance free open to ALL First prize s35. second
prize $5 third prize $40 To be rowed In double scul
working boats not exceed IL feet In length and
over 100 pounds In weight 30 be rowcd the walc
The boats will bo In full Wow from IONA ISLAND during
the whole and Will be at the sights
and most exciting that has akon place America
Tho new aud mammoth palace saloon steamer NUHPA,
THE ONLY BOAT FOR IONA ISLAND, leaves daily
Sundays included, foot Of East 23d NJ Jewelis
wharf, BROOKLYN $50 A. M; pier 1 N r., V:IO West
10th st. 20 and I'D ST. n r., 35 A. NJ, arriving at
FARE FOR Tnk ENTIRE ExCURsIoN, 50 CENTS.
MAGNIFfCENT BOAT, GRAND SCENERY. GRAND
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

Returning. leave Iron Pier half hourly to7P.M.
wmiSa ifSf M fsGI1DE ' AbMfssf@ss To The f1ER
Return ticket: arc good on either boat
sxsEXTRA TRIPS will bs made ON and after July4-
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
'A' A' 'sfis S2yHSuTH fa1aaS RocK ;A o. '' 'Ae
LONG wa1s BRHHca AN 4 ONLY,
making tws sr,Ds lSndinT efsTTsonists iS % on the
FARE to and from tho ocean pier is but PITY CENTS
cor single n ss Zip sHks,: .ks S SS ssr.s .a.
Iron Pif5 rk ,sksss soEsS extra
from the pier foot 22d st. n R. At 9eclock and pier
~ X 'S'''eTya 2RAvEs 4 IS IN THE AFTERNOON
the foot Of 22d st. r. 1t 30 and Pier n 3. Ct
o'clock Returning win leave the beach At O'clock The
morning trip will allow six hours NJ Long Branch.
2S ssAfGH 81. G4GE kod Is Sp
ErS, so CENTS single trip tickets IS cents Lands in
front Of Lelands big Ocean Hotel SEQ time table
60 CENTS FoB AN EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH
p..es
M 4TH OF JULY NIGHT.
Mosnilshti Gasligh. Electric Light
5z 81 peerless '''''
Yish M Ks asEsd Il Hfh sg nr i9S s"n'd with
trip the beautiful harbor afordng
to see the dancing waters silver tipped by
EN- R0qrE i
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
that Will light up in lurid glare the whole shore,
including -
MANHATTAN AND THE BRIGHTON BEACH.
FARE for the whole grand excursion, FIFTY CENTS
WIN leave tho foot of 22d ST.. N. r. o'clock and
ar N. a 4
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
ExCURsIONs.

ExcURsIONs.
A GRAND SoTaEn pEnIsSsr Ss 'gTY TEfr
PICTURESQUE NEW NEW 'Ss ENGLAND COAST.
HoH5P4r g5RH ySvsEm SEsE$,a q ss5 two y,yPA PAYS
tho sfoak sfss;ii.' f'L rsEssB. & b'"''
two hssss TsovfDESdsla IL fSs dassa'"s'
the ~''Ai''s sockSS SIX e = fosr ;si in the Un''A
tho great Rhode SEM ss,rsS Msasr slsm bake resort;
Americas most fashionable Watering place
WfH5GT StsF'fss rass g 81 ss;sSs. Tiss amen
palAtial and very popular sssa%ssy saH%,sy
Frederick j. Peck. Commander,
the swift elegant and capacious night boat OF the New
York and Sss kiDxT ty;T si;;Tsst sSRsIsa esTgSrrS
PIER 25;. EAST. RIVER, PECK SLIP.
at Halfpast Nine the Morning
ITINERARY OF ROUTE, :
Leave New @ York H .ssao 4 y. Friday. Friday. JaIy4 -
ssT hnxsa e. .nd wsts 'n'A
.s ssr III sssr sns % sd.s July Co.
fishing ~ fS1 st,. two ,a.nsa, hSuss, s.,a. ,,,vs
Arrive rrssdsnes az . 4 NJ. Saturday, julys
ks Rocky slsssS. ssSy u
nous Clam Bake served st J 500
hrss ksr.s sssy Ssxyor ,',a. a s.ard. snrSsy
a.. Ss~pSs New ss"a:y Nothing
FARE FOR THE ENrrRE CRUISE, s.
Tickets aud Berths be haa the oce of the New
Ne sS caahGs FOR sISEFfSa BEsrHs IN CABINS
sSs % cents
A -A.-STEAMER - LONG BRANCH.
n. GRAND FOURTH or JULY EXCURSION
the noble Hudson.
so cents TO Newburg and return
Tho PALACE STEAMEk LONG BRANCH,
Captain JAMES LYNCH,
will make grand excursion on July 4 to
NEWBuKG,
landing at YOSKERS. OSCAwANA ISLAND
WEST POINT and COLD SPRING
Leavln Fulton ferry Brooklyn ut s3o West 10Th st. o.
and oath st.. North River. 9:a0 A. NJ sharp.
Excursonists by tho LONG BRANCH will be allowed
WEST POINT.
And permission win be given to the passengers BY the
LONG BRANCH TO visit the United States i; HILlTARY
celebration Of the birshdsy Of Of AMERISAN INDEpEND-
brated WEST POINT CADETS Ample time will be given
at NEwBuRG to visit WAsHINdTON's HEADQOAR
TENS aud other points Of interest.
KOsSNER'S GRAND MILITARY BRASS BAND in
sparkling and appropriate music. Tho GEORGIAN SLAVE
TROUPE in and ballads Maps of tho Hudson given
to each passenger
Fare, entire Grand Excursion, only so cents
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

Excursion tickets Coney Island Point, ~ cents
Excursion tickets to Brighton, via railrosd So centa
Single fare TO Coney Island Point, 25 cents
Single fare to Brighton. via railroad, IS cents
Returning boats will leave Coney Island Point 1910
II 10 ii 80 A NJ 12:20. II so 20, 10, %. 80
8 90 q, q 80, 3 and 10 +. NJ
The and 10 r. boats from Coney Island Point land
at Franklin and W est 24th SITS only
RESTRAINING trains will close connections ct
Conoy Island Point Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

L ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP so CENTS.
ROCkAWAY BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point at s. g. o. TO- II A. H., II noon.
30 80, 4 80, q and r. NJ
NEW Y0RK-Leave East s4tb st. Is minutes and James
slip 30 minutes earlier.
Leave Beach At 40 S:I5, 10 A. NJ IL so 20 40.
8 90 4 90 4 80 90 d 90 S and y 80 r NJ
SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point at o 10, II A. NJ, IL 30,
9 30 80 and 30 r. N.
Leave Reach st II so 30 4:2o 40 40 so 30
and 80 L. u.
MONSTER ATTRACTIONS AT LONG BRANCH.
M Mammoth four days entertainment o tho
Great Wrought Iron Tubular Ocean Pier
On July 3, and q.
Afternoons At 5: evenings at 3 30 p. NJ.
Grand Promenade Concerts. Beautiful Illuminationa
Magnificent and costly Pyrotechnic Display.
The colossal Ocean Pier extending 1000 feet Into the
Atlantic, brilliantly lighted with 5000 lanterns and
myriads of gas jets.
Greatest attraction ever seen at Long Branch.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

A GRAND DAILY EXCURSIONS
UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON TO IONA ISLAND,
COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE l, 1879
The and mammoth palace saloon steamer
NUHPA-
having been thoroughly rebuilt and superbly finished
making her tho most roemy aud magnificent excursion
In New York waters Will mako daily excursions
leaving
23d st. L. r, SAN. west 10th st.. n. R. e:2o
Jowell's wharf. Bkiyn 90 West 22d st. N. r. :3S
Returning, leave Iona Island NJ 3 30 r. n
MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
GRAND SCENERY
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION. ONLY so CENTS.
Grand musical entertainment under the direction Of
Professor George HILL Liberal terms given societies.
churches. schools. clubs. kc, by applying HAWK
HURST PEkNAL 81 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

nON'T FAIL TO SEE
the Grand Display of Fireworks
JULY 4, 1879,
at Manhattan Beach. Coney Island.
Entrance to exhibition grounds. 25c.
Seats 25c extra.
NEW ROUTE TO CONEY ISLAND
IN by steamers
MORRISANIA
SYLVAN STREAM
SHADY SIDE,
from North and East River piers,
to Bay Ridge
TILE NEW YORK AND SEA BEACH RAILRo \D
West Brighton Beach,
will be about July T.
Running arrangements will be duly
announced.
OCEAN NAVIGATION AND PIER COMPANY.
Grand national opening TOMORROW, JULY 4, OF tho
Mammoth Iron Pier Ut Coney Island.
FOURTEEN HUNDRED FEET LONG, WITH 600
FEET OF GRAND PROMENADE AND CAPACITY
FOR $1,000 PLEASURE SEEKERS
and nfuw
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
bACIF1C NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Pier foot Of Canal st., North River.
FOR Francisco via lsthmus of
Steamship CRESCENT CITY Thur ursday, July 10, noon
Connecting Tor Central and Sonth America Mexico
From San Francisco to japan and China
Steamship CITY OF PEklNG. Friday August !,
From San Francisco Hon olulu New Zealand and
tralin nship ZEALANDIA. Monday, July 4 noon
For freight and general Information apply compapys
onicc, the pier foot Of Canal st., North River.
Passengers forwarded to Francisco. Sandwich
Islands, Japan China, New Zealand Australia, Sou tn
Amorica. Central America and Mexican ports
For tickets for Information I'm regard apply
to tho Passenger Department, No. 2o7 Broadway
q. T. SEWALL II. j. BULLAy
General Passenger Agent Superintendent
A TLAs MAIL LINE
AFOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
calling ut the foll,wng ports. viz =
Kingston. ia. Cape Hayti, Gonaives st. Marc Port
Prince Aux Cages Jscmel. In fiayti Santa Martha
gavana, Cartharena and Aspinwall, in Colombia, aud
Grcytown, Nicaragua.
Regular fortnighly sailings from pier No. 81 North
FOX KINGSTON. HAYTI AND MARACAfBo.
ALPS Jniy ;ol July "a
FOR HAYTI, COLOMBIA. GkEIToWN, AsPINWALL~
PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS
via AsPINWALL).
AfDES......... Jnly 10 July 70
superior FRET class passenger accommodations
PIN, FORWOOD Co, Agents.
No 81 Wall st.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

CROMWELL LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
OSteamship HUDSON. will leave Saturday July at r.
North River Insurance effected vt onehalf
per open policy
Through bills Of ladng given to Mobile aud principal
points the Mississippi and Red rivers.
REDUCED PASSAGE to New Oriesns-Cabin, $40;
CLARK a SEAMAN s6 West St
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

(NOOK'S TOURS.
u Messrs THOMAS COOK 4 SON, originatorsof the
world Tourist and Excursion System estab-
hshed ls4l. beg to call attention TO their
SPECIAL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PARTIES TO
EUROPE.
smbr acing Ireland Scotland England Holland. Belgium.
the Rhine Germany Switzerland, Italy France &c, &C..
Ut the lowest rate of fares yet advertised
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

LIOR SOUTH BEACH, PAVILION. aEDAR GROVE.
staten lsland-steamboa OssEU leaves Harlem A NJ.
33u st., Fast River, \ 80 A. NJ. 4. NJ
lith ST.. East River. = 40 A. NJ. Hap NJ
GRIND St.. East River. = 5O, 20 r. VI.
Pier l. North River. $3.50 A. NJ. = aud s45 p. ~
Returning. II A. NJ, $40 ana Is 40 y. N.
stapleson at 10 A. NJ. 2 30 y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

A TfiiihsI crIiuns6An M6hSiSG. 10 ooLocK.
NO r. WEST 10TH ST. s sEw EES 5ru AND 9Th AVS
rqsp@Te made r II nngr' ffSoroRrEs
100 NASSisIcESr GSkiaHTs rISA 6SSSSsrr
as sR LIN: in ss.sa
Sherry and @ and n e1rs T Fsx
rt fMAAfhn shLsb bhEssiss %AsM
S EEAESs!S Ms ahslE D saAIss S ASp
fkSs
a asS' aaFs4sss
A fiiE d IAacH sFoS s SSSsE MANSION
pAnkdns 8 6 HptkH s1 bixISa ROOM 40.
frames: centre f-Sls: ssss.s Esaofo1s: ai:s
Oh Paintings BY artists Bron.es and Clocks
Der ssss Bcdstsads Dressing Gases. bureaus WasGssaSds
spring ns fine ss s Is s Cane
Hs.tanda RsfTssrs.S Glass Ghisa and 81 sIiY S
KRAMER Auetioneor. Goods packed, shipped, &c.
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FRIDAY and sArUKl!AY, January "A AND IS,
DANIEL MATHEWS s 1tSfiSSEEn, SIS CEDAR ST
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THIS DAY CnyRsDAYs Ar II O'CLOCK.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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Suits in hasioth ane Marvin PSrlos sais, rosewood
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,O EAST s4rH ST. ss;s'fsf AND
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4 RI sALR-A SUPERB COLLECTION or MODERN
Oh Paintings now on exhibition at tho schsnck Gal,
iory No 10 Maiden lane be sold at auction this day
A ART NOTICE.
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BARKER 4 CO. will make their noxt sale OF important
American aud European high class Oil Paintings Water
Oolors. &C., THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, january ~
and 81
BOOK NOTICE
We will sell ON MONDAY and TU ESDAY January 81 and
% able library OF and old miscellaneous Books
Wow spacious gallery Al aud AZ Liberty st.
A RI GOODS.
"A GEO. W. keller. Auctiouoer,
saiesroom, IS Liberty st.
TO-DAY, IL o'clock, without reserve,
by order Of dealer declining business,
200 LOTS OF FRENCH AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS
81 TOMORROW and SATURDAY. 1t ~ O'Clock,
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN OIL PAlNTIXGS, RICHLY