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NEWSPAPERS. DC. ......-.
1870 NOW IS THE TIME 1879
TO SUBSCRIBE.
ELLYSON 6 YANCEf, -
NEWS-DEALERs AND BOOKSELLERS,
STREET. RICHMOND, VA.

AGENTS ron TIE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country anu
magazines to any address tpostd1e pa id on receipt
OF tho prices annexed, which are The publishers
lowest rates
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BY ChafIin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
No. l north Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
- AND LOT ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STREETS.-We will sell
on TUESDAY the ! lth of February, 1879. at *
O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises. he NEAT THREE
STORY FRAMED DWELLING, NO. 4oS west
Grace street. on LOT 10 feet front by - feet deep,
10 n wide alley, with stable in the rear.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the balance accom-
modatiug. CFIAFFIN, STAPLES & co..
feS 5..G ..-.. AuctioncerS.
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"s MUSIC.
r AR MEN, POTPOURRl,
SWEDISH WEDDING MARCH,
LONDON LIFE GABLOP, - ."# '- A..
Strauss aud Waldteufel,s WALTZES,
RUBINSTElN'S WORKS, .:n '
All the most popular operate Songs, elegantly en-
gravcd, full sheet music size, the very best pa
per, for 10 and 90 ceus, In the Roozey catalogue.
Catalogues OF 500 different pieces sent free to any
address Oh application at g...,l. .a-.,.
ELLYsoN & YANCEY's,
desc 'Ls2@t ~ 1112 Main street.
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A T MEADE IL BAKERS ~
DRUGSTORE
:AIR-CUsHIONs FOR INvALIDs.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
4. HOT-WATER BAGS. ~
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD, $50
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS, &: sFs
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS, II ~ Il: -,
TRAVELLING-FLASKS, -. -r......
SPONGE-BAGS, ..s,g....=s. ...., i ~
POCKET-STOyES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHALERS, -. F." p. - Ee<
ESTEAM-lNHALERS, :. E<r5. =.
FHROAT-ATOMIzERS, ;,s.sg.l. j; y,
sNASALtDOUCHES, .,a-!r4lG t.nG II.
/ s. ADD AnNAL-sUPPORT III! .sy9a
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,- ~ 5; =: ,.irs
H.. ,FEVER-TERMOMETER n. go .,ntls
GALvANIC-BATTERlES 4. ,,a4,t4 ,t,-.4r
And all SURGICAL and -
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a.
j! .EFMEADE xBAKERtS Drugstore,
au ~ 919 Main street.
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P9MMaSSION BRS' SALE OF "A. ViaL-
" UABLEy FARMiecN JAMES RlYER.-The uH-
dersiened, commissioners appointed bg decree %.
thereof for the seir 1885, made III the sr.lt OF Jonn
J-Roberts asid others .cs. JOSEPH Euqua. ano k..
,Toney. administrator ofJohn W..ToneyS VINO sues
for Rotert Avis and Eugene n. TOney, WHO sue ZOE
Scs.Us. J6set5h Fuqua and james Lyons and h
Mliion Carey, styled ssecsal commissoners DC, rs;
Others, will sefan the premises, on THURSDAY. me
called 6 Il EAR GARDEN;''i Buckingham co4iniy.
on AJants river. containing EIGHT HCNDRED
AND TWENTY-EIGHT AND "A QUARTER
ACRES ts2Sal, more or less, of which Joseph Flu
qua died seized and possessed: and will also SELL at
the same time aud place, TWO TRACTS OF LAND
on Phelps creek kDear the 4 Bear Garden y tractl:
containing. together. THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-EIGHT AND a HALF ACRES, mostly
In timber. 49,,
The Bear Garden. tract has on it nearly 200
TO the very best on said river and the tract has long
ZEN rated as one Of the finest estates In the James
Rirer Valley.
THE imnr0ye,nents consist of FRAME DWELL
ING with seven rooms and rhe usual farm buildings.
'SERars OF SALE wifi I've $500 ia cash and for the
residue OF the purchase nouey credit E1 be gwen
OF one, two three, and four years. equal
With interest from day OF sale said deferred pay
merits; the purchaser 10 execute bonds. with ap-
proved security, for said credt-payments; tue Tile
TO saq land 10 be held US further security, aud the
sale to be made subjrct to the ratification OF the
court. fslt =. ~ s.t..' :.''.,.+
Thereafter. f. D. IRVING,
- = -. ..ls- ..a- ..-5. JOHN r. WILSON,
.--., --. Il. S. MARTIN,
fe. 1O.MHTlrlm I'.',# -" Commissioners.
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BY Eelndexter q Iafsisef. NJ
Real Estate Agents and ArctSoneers' i:
Va lf.'$s ~ !1su0 Main street s. Is y5s

''rzry1sTEEs, 8 AEE OF DESIRABLE
II FSRM. WIFE ALLNECEss |, I u q NJ
HEATS ND ,. 9RG 9ESE ~ jk TIE rn
1m ID.CoNTAtNING Psi 8. 10
NSEssS OF LAND. THE PIs9PrlsR ap sIp ,r
fEpRGE r. AND JOSEPH II ;st ~ sts on e. ,r
duly recorded 10 clerks enlce
81 ie Henrico 6aanty Court w Se esa
ff,eysn secured, we snaH 81 on MON
SnYihe 10th OFF February. btbre tne hsbE,so
snnty house that beng coar*7Qay, at . VA
Sye sa5ovel desCribeA property. .-,,onsos of
.nu MS: Enough nm: cast 10 spzyTne SpsgS vi
sie and note for as75, due g, a, eua
ssri,e nresenr owner may direct ayaa
rs sd 4stis Eaaat' FTIRMAN TTUPPER.
,5,.,rtt ,,.,it .t4l .1SF;fiIsEt IN Trustees.
! s,ovsnrxSrR & .4upPERs Auciiage ers. :, X
- IA 1I.23 "a. SFe2-5. 6.2 .s&IO.
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINES VALENTINES.

as EI4LYSoN IL. YkNGEY,g II. vi y Is 9
11l2 Main street.
hrye jusf received Ehe assortment of both COMIC
and SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES at prices
from = G. ia SIS. II ~ - 49,
are 40 fresh, bright new stock, ins
cleding mSny novelties and are sold both wholesale
ants retail ia ~ ELLXHONs& YkNCEY, III
a29 Il az g. ;..s lll2 Main street, &
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srs''.s 49,. sat .s";l ,a'.
SEASIDE LIBRARY.

. FL :. =. 4 - 49,
THE, NoTARY.s DAUGH Err. From the
French.... LUG.
a LETTER ON coRPULBNCE, by William Ban
!. ting; and THE ROMANCE OF A BACK
STREET, by r. w. Robinson. ".1oc.
WHEN THE SHIP COMES HOME. BY Walter
Bcsant and james Rice. ..........a.:...:1oc.
MORE BITTER THAN DEATH.......:. DC.
LADY ALEssWEETHEART By Will
liam 10c.
AN ODD COUPLE. BY Mrs. oliphant.. loo.
THE, PRINCESS OF THE MOOR. By E. Mar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........,2Oc.
LITTLE BAREFOOT. Berthold Auerbach. -. Loo.
PAUL FABER, SURGEON. George MacDon-
JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN. BY Miss Mu-
lech.................... ...................2Oc
THE LAST OF THE RUTHRBNs, and THE
sELF-sEER. BY Miss Muloch... loo.
NANCY. BY Rhoda Broughton. ...............2o
GERALD FITZGERALD. BY Charles Lever zoe.
Nae above will be sent tpost-naidl to any address
oaraceips of 10 cents for the 10cent Nos. and 25
cents for the 20.cent Nos. Is. .s
, Accseaiogue of more than 400 BOOKS sent free
to any address, ELLYsON & YANCEY.
ii st, 800 1850 Booksellers and stauoners,
,fs,6 y ,fsr, # Tl,y 1112 Main street.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH <eEFYA
4 M0ND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ae ezssEs4aassss
SHIP LI Ne PH!LApEtpIIiA' FAIL
THREE TINES A WEEK.-until turtle, no
tiee the steamers of this line will make tri-week!y
EiRtR sPfy9Yg fhadssgR5 6fSSi
meeting al Pniladelphia with C!ydes New England
Il Q 81 Ok tTTiiMEHFREQUENr DEPARTURES
Freight received ds Hy n2 T. G MeG4F Fl Il
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE e CO..
no % No. II South wharve s. PaIadeiphis.
61HNAP FREIGHT RATESs.E55r,
- povHArAx h bH TIE For BAnrrTGE i.s7A
AND TIE WEST. -.-..
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE s LINZ for PH 1l4 Ell ia
leave from Twenty second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL 81. and SATURDAY at i.
II. Through bills OF lading signed to all Canadian,
n. T. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fee Twentv-sccond and Dock streets.
4 ND DOMINION sTEAMsHIP ~ IN ~ ~
~ COMPANY. ss.sSseaa
FOR NEW YORK.
Tn S fsRas 4RS & 5sF Y s2
BELL, and RlCnMQSD-every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at nigh water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They Eve splendid saloons, state-roorss, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations and asten tlous are IN.
surpassed. ..r
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly al
New York ON the companys covered pier, 81 NORTH
river.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
Cabin fare 10 New York. S12. Steera&e, 90 ans
IS. -. ....- .
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
penses incurred.
For further Information apply TO ...5 H..
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 ONCE Companv's wharves. Rockttta.
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! MAIL TRAINS dHIIy except S1Inday.
T. ACCOMMODATIONS daily excep: SUNDAY
EXPRESS TRAINS RIM ''aily.
SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains yo.y.a,
Richmond and Anderson. -I
Baggage checked TO destination.
First-class Through Tickets to the North an,
Southwest rs low as by any other route. "
First-class and Em2rant Tickets o. al Points r
the West lower than by any other route "
For rates, tickets. timc-cards &C.. apply in CIc.
apeake and Ohio railway Office. cCrncr of Broad an
Sixteenth streets, or \. W. CAREERS. $40 MAJ
street. ID '.- ". VI. :. Dl IN,
..' .'s-. Engineer and Superintendent
{ CONWAY x. HOWARD, General Ticket AGENT
& in
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DEPARTUgE OF STEAMERS.

FOR NEW TORk.-The Old dSfg@G
Il Dol inion Steamship Comrany's asssTIl4ssss.aasi
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
viii sail TUESDAY, February 1lth, at O'Clock
\. 81. .-.- =, $500 ... 't. go.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills CT ladlng signed and goods Tor.
Wardcd with dispatch TO ali points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; stecrase, &c and
IS. '
For freight or passage apply to
G. w ALLEN 6 CO.. Agents,
fe 1927 .@j Company's Wharf. RocKetts.
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Tue fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
u. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mailj,
leaves Richmond for above-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at z
A. nj.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth. cumming SO
Fare for round IriD, good for two days.. 90
Fare for round trip. good for SEVEN days.. 3 90
Fare for round trip, nIlmitcd.....-......-.. 90
Fare to Baltimore. b wv
Fale TO Philadelphia. .................... 33
Fare to New York.. IL ID
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street;
Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer. Baggage
checked through. IT,. r. p. + ..s..
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are On sale
only ut CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. ........s. 90. ..s--..
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington. and Tarsoro', n. c.. aud all
landings on Tar river; Washington. ID. G., HaInp
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings on James river, ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost
tirely rebuilt: and refurnished In elegant aud
costly manner, and is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
L. q. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
j. w. MCCARRICK. Agent, Norfolk se4
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RICHMOND AND rETEpnBr r.,,
RAILROAD tDMvASF !

RICHMOND AND pETEphgrp.,
RAILROAD COMrASE
5rOMllENCING MONDAY, December L.,
- 1878, trains OF this road will run IS ts..c,:
-. LEAVE RICHMOND socIH.
1855 i. NJ, THROUGH NAIL !sr. corr,~.frs
for Charleston, SaT'hn4G. Augusta
and Aiken tvia Char",;pH.. Eai,fln
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cars H. Wi.mt,y
.,. ton. Stops only Ut Chester and MAJ
1925 A.. ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily ,cxce,,
sunday. make C:o>c rOAHeruou 4.
...... Petersburg with tire Atlantic. VI.
si>sippi and Ohio railroad for bristol
Chattanooga. Nashville. N..llIl.
LyIchuurT, Farmv:lir. ami ";.,r ,ue.l
stations Oh that road, naSIa. san"
time AS by any other !iu'. >teis at
4:s0 P. VI. ACCOMMODATES TRANS <!y
tcXccTt Sunday. I-as s-IlgsrS taxing
49, this tfaii, will nohe Close coGucC."n
at Pefcrs burg fer No-fuI.
1885 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL farlv. "nnn"rtu,
for Weldon. Wilmington, falslGA.
Charleston, Savannah. Augusta. t,-
lum"la, Atlanta. Macon. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans. and all points
Suath and Southwest. Pullman >rcp-
jnr-"ar from Boston Tor Nltwinstnu,
Savannah, nnd ne South. STOP only
NJ Manchester and Chester.
500 ": SUNDAY Accom- MoDATi0N
TRAIN makes close cuHn1rti%n "I'ir
A.. NJ o. r. r. for Hii:f"l, Ehagt-
nooga, Nashville, Memphis. Lynch
burg, FarmriIlIc, and other local 10
lions on thai roai. Stop N all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 a. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Frcn"r .cA>;ul2 AMI
Potomac railroad for all points N,r'h,
East. and West. Stops al hanrbr>tcf
and Chester. and II Halfway aud ~
Urury's Bluff, on signal
9:05A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAiE daily
tcxceDt sunday. Stops At ali STA
tiOns.
,7:O5 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN daily.
4 .....,f.t., Stops ut all stations.
3:45 2. II. THROUGH NAfi daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for Ak points Fast
and West Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
.E all points North and West. This train
stops al Manchester and Chester. ART
at Half Way and Drury's Blui., On
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
he Apnns,attoI donot .-a
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discon.iruc!
un.ir further notice.
de lS .. 4. SHAW, Superintendent.
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| dHf gzfz 81
a.. ~
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"
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lJTn'
trains on this road VIII run rs foiioTs:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strce. station t4ly;
- .0r'- J..l due at Washington. 1910 =.
o.. ~; Baltimore. 3:UJ L. 81;
Philadetphia. $50 Z. a.; Ne|
York, 1905 i. NJ.
NO. $500 2. NJ, leave. Byrd-Streei station tl!T
due y. Wa.E!ngtGu. $50 7. ";
Baltimore. l:55 T.. 81: phiil-
depha, 3:35 \. ~: Sew York,
CAS- A. VI.
No. 400 z. VI, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Erpai-
Street staticA daily iencept Sun
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10.15 PM, arrives al Byrd-Strget station
dalIv. Lraves Me- l6Es. SD
A. ~: Philadelphia. lii5 \.
NJ: Baltimore. $3.50 T.. ~;
Washington, $50 L. VI.
No & 1893 A. NJ, ARRIVES Al Byrd->trcct s'4'lo1
daily. Leaves New York. luho
i, NJ; Philadelphia. 1910 \. .
NJ: Baltimore. l:Jj 4. NJ;
e. '' Washington. ESQ \. VI.
No, S-S:4O A. ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN,
80 arrives At Eroa:->trCet SALON
daily except SUNDAYS.
c. a. TAYLOR.
General Ticket agent
EFT. D. MYERS. General Superintendent. no !
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INAAN LINE NE,r TED STATES 90
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN. 5.491 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 4.607 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. 4 1856 ions;
CITY OF MONTREAL.4,49 400 tons; 80.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 1915 tons:
.. CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest. and fastest OH the Atlantic.
and have every modern Improvement. including
hot and cold wafer and electric bells In state
rooms, revolving chairs in saloons, bath and smok-
ing-roomS. barber-shops, &C.
For rates of passage and other information apply
to . -ar JOHN G. DALE,
Agent. g. Broadway, New York; or 10
g. GEORGE W. ALLEN Z CO.,
ia 1-eodlys Richmond
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATe.ITs
COaipANY'S
JAMES-RJVER LINE,
.s....." FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, . -
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
..... .... CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
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A1lU, @ TIE NJ s:AiiLEiss e -.
II pysys-s y. OF, &. - 2
yEW4cRoP RIO GGFFEE tal
~ .6f4R IGHT0 MD 1RsTI MA,
92rG fisDE yESPofaT, e MGRRIs. =,

'radTHURsBNY, Goth Of Februarg, we vail sell
,tan.tion. at our warehouse. Dock street, Conn
n eysSfi1r ne II o'clock, The CARGO of bark &c II
direct from Rio d. Ja seira esf
.rtj 40 $500 Gags BIO e0EFEE.. 80. -
Ii fsice quality packed in strong double sasAings
! and selected win great care for Che sonthem,
!, fiTaSt;ff'.l and western trade: ~ 81
IHKns: Sixty days credit for apfroyea paIar'ii t
| 'liet<wInL BE ADDED TO TIE SALE,
-.!sl; GEIi.- RHFINED'SU8ARH,11
! .n,.f4.n III LIVERPOOL SAE4e ..!';" ~ !
( SYRUP, -.1rss.,.;,.sl ;.uJ:Ia;t -
! az al 3si,, I1STHAVENPORT6 5n0RE1s, -
"a If t.,., Ft.f. t.es {fii - kuctoReers~
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHESrkAkE}
=. - RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y ~" COMMENCING MAY 81. 1871.
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xXTE WILL FAVE QUE REGULAR
wv AUCTION SALE OF. GRoCR1ES, &C., TO
DAY, commencing mt 10 O'Clock.
tonsipnments solicited and received up to hour OF
Gala A'' 90 ~:R. s. ANDERSON e. SON. =
r. eS.-Receivsng TO-DAY ,bYsteamer, fFiME
- ~ C IN - - = - r. 6. A. & SON.
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This would force the bondhoders 10 nssist the
city to com promise the singer Company loans
10y compromising Themselves with tho city. Il
tho Finance Ring M we'll M the President Of
the Common Council nnd the Mayor. n proper
dofpnre will not be made 10 the Singer suits for
the reason that defence would. OF necessity.
elicit from both Mayor md Comptroller the fnct
that tho bonds were pledged In violation OF tho
charter. 1t is probable that the Singer Conn
pany were ignorant OF this fact when the loans
fut. "a
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILKoAD.
AND uNiTEb STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
on aud after June lN. 1870
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and CortAndt
street Ferries As follows:
Expressl or Harrisburg PITTSBURGH the West and South
T. daily
For Mtlhamsport. Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at 80
I. NJ, connecting AZ CORY Tor ritusyle. Petroleum
Haven. "A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington, and the South Limited wash.
inston Expires oi Pullman Palace Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. VI. arrive Washington 4.t2 f. " Regii.
A. amt ~ Z, NJ
Expes. Tor Philadelphia 4 30 7 30 20 40 Limiten
II VI. L. $50, T. .. 4 I3n 80, and 10 = sun,
day. 80 ana A VI ., e. 30 80 aud iOl' NJ Eni.
grant and secnnd class. 80 4. VI
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh COS. 10 40 NJ 1910
VI daily, $50 VI , $50 r NJ daily. except Monday
From Washington ANA Baltimore, $50 A >. 3 80
40 1910 T. NJ sunday. $50 4. NJ ana 100 T. Nj
From Philadelphia 30 sos, $40 % - 10 90 II 80
A. NJ. p 3.in. 4. 81. O2u $40 and 1910 l. W. sunday
$50 6.t1. 65l. 1910 n $50 i. ~. q - ~. up NJ
Ticket onices, 52d ami va Broadway Astor House
ami loot oi pesbro-scs and CorRndt tCuurt and
Br9okNn 4nngN Depot io9t Of Fulton st, Brgokyn "a,
FRANK THOMSON. l. Z. FARMER
General MANAGER. Geul PASSENGER
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY HAS. DURING
ITS EXISTENCE. PAID MORE MONEY IN PRlZRs
THAN ANY LOTTERY DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN
WHOSE TICKETS ARB SOLD IN THIS COUNTRY
TIE DRAWINGS HAVE TAKEN PLACE REGULARLY
TWICE A MONTH. UNDER swORN COMMISSIONERS
or THE STATE. AND ARE PUBLISHED IN THE NEW
YORK SUN. AND ALL OUrOFrOwN TICKET HOLD.
ERs MAILED cory or THE OFFICIAL DRAWING
ALL PRIZES HAVE BEEN CAsHED. WITHOUT DIR.
DuCTION on PRESENTATION. AND NO oNg OUT
SIDE or TUE WINNERS MADE AWARE OP rHB
PACT or THEIR BEING RICHER BY THOUSANDS
or DOLLARS RUT THEMsELvEs FOR WE
NEVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUM ,TANCrs.
Published THE NAMES OF PERSONS
DRAWING CAPITAL PRIZES ron THE
PURPOSE OF DRAWING CUSTOM TO
THIS LOTTERY.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Nanagera
Drawings have always taken place
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Schnlk's brewery. in Freeman street, Newark.
has sold under foreclosure Of mortgage held by
Adulrh schak agains. his brother Major Hermann
schalk with the trewery sold twenty wagons,
thirty horses the dwelling house OF llcrmann schnM,
nui the dwelling house formerly occupied bN Aduih
Schnl. The price siuDn and s25ppl ior The beer
I'm the vnulfs The property was " ucd ~ good es ~
gtTUVD The Iurchusrra were McS rs white n fuglc.
The schnlk hfothcr4 DISSOLVED partnership about two
wears ago Muur Hermann Schak allowing his brother
Adph fiOOn tor his interest IN tue business and as
.Illllla tho nnl.IlIlna OF Tho mIn.
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DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD
pDEENuprNr prvrsrnN
GREENPoINT DIVISION


sylvan drove s. ;a3s iol5 i "S' Il pg Is '" MI
i2 Ri, y e 10 = - " n e g +, 33 y ti3
- Returning leave Manhattan Bench fr Grecnoinl and
sa5e f 60 4 a t' ID it 3 oio
Trains marked thus stop at East New YORK only-l5
minutes after Grcenp9l9i time Trans marked thus do
steamer, rud SHy R doi nIysIoT Sw, ,or .
for Manhattan beach, a. follows
a 4 - I, y 20 IS - = ;- 4 22' HAS, '22'
Lcr{ at .t ~ 3 teS i5o A NJ i2aS' ~ s5 q 80,
rleT 80 . tio'5. tii,o A NJ; 1888, ti,ss q 55,
The steamer . r MARTIN connects with elevated rail.
roads az Nhtrh ~ 81 and trains NJ Bay Ridge Tor Man
II L Sc E, % W 81 9a t'o2s u
l'''"' marked RERrtRSPISS5a ' 4 Es0'ep'0e@d Bay
Manhattan Beach lol Bay Ridge aud New York as FOL.
81, 10 .lo >. ~ rl?oA " l9M;.i9 go y! :. 20,
p, Train; marked mus connect " q steamer D. MAR.
IA ana do n9l siop At Shrep'head Ray
hg9l,don.t ,top AZ sheaPsnead niy'
eier division hui Nortn RIVER and Grocnpoint tickets
Order mny nr cit Win Dodds Express for baggage to
ant ,Gn , Man,e,nq lGace .g,v ,,.,,.,.,,,,,. ...r
EVESiSd ~ GilNdGr : hIHESb ANt6' fLEESS2 2o AND
MANHATrAN BEACH,-naAc,s sud- Al MI
~ Elevated Railroad stations VIA Whitehall st ana
- ~ mi. route passengers avoid street crossing and
Mmrna station Of the Elevated Railroad connects
direct win the ""Ip"f E rS Sik !qf steamer
siyS' % "sSflnPSs St Is l5S '2' M to
SrA"'fEii1t 1P E TTs i6 q >>AnxFr3S'c8"'oSS
refreshing sail oSerS J. M' Wlhe Norlh Shore Of
Take steamer cisfi&fdN. 'f6NoNA, and nuNr
%nisGa 81 iIi Il, Z RS lGG. F. 2.
NJ BUY tickets A. Pier
w Esr ~ KIM aI<Sy GGo%rYYTne FgwGgsn ueE
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY:
THREE DkPOIS u PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER JUNE 10. 1879
Express Trains leave New YORK via Desbro e and Cor
lnndt street Ferries. A. follows.
~. 73l, $40, 90 Linltdi. II 4 NJ l. $50 4 q
7.3o 30, amt 10 T. VI. SUNDAYS 4 80 ana % A NJ \ a.
1880 80 and 10 +, VI. - -
Boats of "krnoNNu Annex connect with all throush
trains At Jcr-cy en-, inlriiug a speedy and direct
transfer for BruuNhu travel
Returning tram, irnNv fhNtdtiulia - Nf 3 20 q 81
73, = = o. and Il NJ d.mitei Express anP Ml
2 T. 1.lu = and 7 li T. VI ON sunday II Oh a 81
81. 5. $50 A VI : rs T.
Ticket uthres, h2d ANA ga Broadway Aston House
ami foot of pr>hros-es AMI Noruudt stS Cnur st. ami
hrnokyn Annex Depot loot 90 Fulton Il Brooklyn; M
10 ana ll0 Huisnn st., l0hphru, Depot, Jersey city
kmEtnnt Ticket Nhrr. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. L. p. FARMER
"'Nffhi MANAGER GENT PASSENGER Agent
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Summer I,rsorts.


THE sEASIORE COT'TAGEAt Auauucvile.
u near Long Branch J. VIII be ready ior guests on
Jnf l. u U.s. m'enied onl for working girls Fer terms
ANA puturutfs address apply 60 tho luuu. NuIIrIs
Nhuslhu ASSOCIATION, Fast lott 80 I. tween bruuNay
and 'th ~, between n a " uud = VI .aul 5AuIT
Z VI tn-n NV lIInu.lLs srmt nu nlIM.MIun-