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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23
WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. "a. 1879

WASHINGTON. d. c" sept "a lo'''
DEAR SIR Why don't you get certificate from Colonel W.
H. w. Of baltimore showing how he cured himself oil drunk
enness by the help Hop Bttes Hiss wonderful case
He is veil known Rochester n w. by oil the drinking peo
ple there lie this city, Cincinnati NeW'OIleahs
New York fact all the country rs no mas spon
thousands of dollars for honestly believe his cau
oud be worth thousands dollars IN this city ana
Baltimore alone thousands ofsober men by lnduo
inp the use Of Your BitteIs. j. a "
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declined to insert your advertisement Of Hon Bter last
year. because thought they might not DC pomoVe oil
The cause of Temperance find they and very vana
bic medicine myself and wife having heen greatly Oenehd
by them aud take pleasure in making them known
REV JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Hone sentinel" Alton, n. Y.
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Having used Hop Dittes noted remedy for debility
nervousness indigestion have hesitation in saying
that it excellent medicine and recommend II
any one as a truly tonic bitteIs.
Respectfully,
REV. MRS j. II. ELLGoOD.
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Meoiral.
A MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
HIGH AUTHORITY.

hop Bitters is not any m alcoholic beverage OF
LIQUOR and could not be so for exOeptto persons de
GUS Of obtaining medicinal bitters GREEN B. RAUM'
U. s. Comr internal Revenue.
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Qress Hlaking.

RRESSMAKER.-A frst-cass cutter, inter
80 deaiener deslres a few more engagements by the
49, ,or the next two weeks at 81 day Mghest refer.
onces Address for one week Dhhssm AAHn' AoS "oS'
l0thst.
NRESSMAKER. Al experienced dress
maker who is a urst class filter wants few more en-.
-,rcn,ents by the uay week. Address M A. Inpune
aranch odlce 75O 3daye, corner 2Il1S6
nRESSMAKER.--WIA go out daily from 10
~ 10 81 charges moderate Address az week l. o. Tr'D'
une Branch ONCE. 7e0 Sd-ave., corner 4IthsL
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Garpeis, &f.

CTEPHEN A. SPENCER, No. 800 Sixih.avcy
- viii oer bargains during this month In caipct Oh
cIoths and Matngs Many OF gOoas having been ons
rscit for before the recent advances they si he SD
less than Manufacturers present Irices Cav ana cxA
inc before purchasing.
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Will sell Auction TUESDAY, May rs,
At II O'Clock, at ANGl SALESRoOM Ill Broadway.
Bv Ortlrr of Charles +. Brooke esq.
Bushwickave Nanceveers northeast corner Fl LOTS
close 10 evergreen Cemetery and BrOadwsy,
DANIEL f. SEYMOUR ESQ, Attorney, 20 Wsllst.
Maps. from AucuOueels Ofhce Broadway bassment
LIMITED STATES SALE of VALUABLE
" WATER POWER OF the POTOMAC and SH ENAN.
LAND AT HARPER'S FERRY. WEST VA. by virtue of
Section Revised also of The Act Of COnere
June L. 1873 the undersigned Will ot OF public sale on the
premises 10 O'Clock TUESDAY the 25th Of MAY.
Map OF Herper's Ferry OF 1863;
LOT ONE being the Water Power OF tie Potomac River
tween The plat begin.
Ing II Shenandoah and extending Lhe line OF tho
United states property The walls OF two large buildings
the John Brown Engine House. foundations Of
buildings standing ana quantities dressed
building tagging and other building
the ground The machinery consists Of three Turbine
Wheels and -four cast iron wheels VI large dimensions with
LOT two, being the Water Power Of the Shenandoah
River he'd by the United states with tue ste rifle
factory and all appurtenanees
LOT FOUR file perpetual hight e. cut AVID
OF 1864 Of Mountain Land
Shenandoah River adjacent TIE
lots VI land Ia the derent blocks as laid on the
HarpeT's Ferry win the buildings ON Lots and North
OF sisoiIandOat-si and on Lot "a Wager Reservation
TERMS or SALE-On purchases under iity dollars cash
exceeding one third cash. balance IN
all OF purchaser "A deposit Of 500
ana TWO time Of sale required. conveyance Of all
night and little Tinted Sales brieT Cd be perfect Ia
each case. will be IN de usP showing netcs Juui
the right to withdraw any LOT TO prevent unusual
sacrifice. h RANNER,
Solicitor Of the TREASURY.
T0E and 1917 FULTON-ST, between
Il aIO Church and Greenwich 'ts.-At auction June 10
RICHARD V. HARM ETT' Auctioneer.
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Gelp wanieo,

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEM:
UProWN cFTTCEs No isss s,l 1890 90 ~ &sSaSe
No 81 East Fourteen nth sk. corns, IA ~ ~
s6o Thirdaye. cor. Fc{y sessn -: shuo1rsfss1
OkfiCE. ifsIsm sayings BANK Buiidnst ~ - -
M. sfreeular office ranss
T5NcTNFFR WANTED.--A practical, 6xf>Sfts
H. 800 ara well recommended niuhS engpeax =
niendenf 81 and sser nane 4 ssntfsi Aisenee ~
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8teamboats ann Railroads..
A-FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST: ...--o,. ~
O0FACI WAY BETWEEN NEWNpkh ~ y BONlOt''
Corresponding Ieruction 10 AL other points East ,, nm
BOSTON for continuous passage vi
steamers citing train specified thereon
The mammoth palace steamers ", hIt
pENCE !cave New. York DAILY SUNDAY y iNCLCOi'D'
from y. foot OF Mupraysi. al $50 j. M
Leave Brooklyn p. Jeracv civ go p vi a. 9
etc. be obtained III \ CIV ORR ~ ~;
9tI ~ 40I 81 and Broadway aud ~ al pnCP9
hotels Transfer ticket Offices at TIE OFflo p5
TINEON THE pI El, and on board Steamers Nos ln
Court.si ana at Annex Offices Brooklyn and Jcry - ID
Roeon a. 30 Old state House. and at old Colony llru9
BORDEN d LOWELL, Agents, New.AofA'
GEO. /. CONNOII General Passenger Agent
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE, DKEN
"A ana DFAN RICHMONp leave Pier NO ~ NoTtn wv, !,
hOtuf tauGI' every week dav. p. connecting az Al
baDy SUNDAY morning excepted WIN Trans Notth "''
and Ea-t. StatcrOuins warmed by steam. .,
Excursion bany aud re- lii good 80 uay 75,;,1,t
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nllsreil

CAFE FOR SALE.-Nearly new; Herring's
= latest improved combination lock double do g: ase
about by feet Apply 10 H. C. 2APEs' no. - - af~y-
ST.. upstairs
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; Gonnlrn Droperlp tor Sale 0mo 90 Get.

ITO RENT for SEASON or YEAR-A COM
n pie,ey FURNISHED pleasantly situated House New
Roche le iaif ground, garden. lawn Chickens
fas miilfs wax fom derot stages pass for every
hloth and desired. Apply 70
IIEhARD v. ~, NETT. III HrOs,wsy basement
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


May !353 5,s en 3,or years srcnn !en! s!S pc. $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-YoRK CITY
nuae3s no 22S 2d} }GS5iS. Me 177' John
Madlson.aye, cor IG; 81 3OSI%" JOhn
l5it 2!5 I'D Nv II IG iSs 25Sio" James
Chatnam.si. SO TO- 2ix9O; Bennett and wife ton
ssti - 9i5 IT Of 2dave 2651io29 Mary Bur .oo
BaTey and vile To il FREY ana ano{er 4G5oO
iS' seioonSscher and wife 10 John Tinc9ney. $500
Sci Terlee 10 John $4,000
I6tbst n - :,is4 II " Of 5th.ave, 384x92; William
Prichard ami another executors, etc. TO Frances ~
4stSs p $. - 1t OF Sih ave- 2@Xi0 osIrtguiar;
WyCkOG and wife 10 q j rease. .,.....;......,
"es @iie 70 40 t o:teT u 10000
lOtHa,ve 9i$ inSi li7tIst $sS6xs:i i II +.
Mutual LIZ IPsaa a, o GGImpa9y 75ra Il and %
i'O s.o i iji.2 455te i4lhavc 75GiIF
Williams and another. executors. etc to Charles zoo
rs2ss Howard Garner to George $4,000
ChatG THANH 80 Ito, 2ix9O NeW6r1y LawsontO
s5,S SeHo hc2 275 Of aiavc 7ixo4l asonsc
Vithst. 100 it W OF 9thaye 2iX iOs2. ant also
ceptre line between an ara s'H"' "29 5s SHd
S NC tS o i o2hSaeny ana auo c u $1,000
$50 II m w IF to Ktr II Fey and another 500
t2 a5 i to q ra iS NuHan 2l75O
Sn Eva; AK Vi 10 Henry Aiicr ana wc W $1,000
77 % ss l@5 Jones 81 S" oteTs $3.50
4lSi Pt,esEo 70 10 jGa ia T Tfe 10000
9'bay sS !" S ccnder and others $500
RECORDED LEA>tS.
baS SaTsf by 60 toi ie i"~ $1,000
DREW Ky, B9Cs ,re t' o. o. y,a ar 1Ct 974
"a9% war, ~" ir n ~ .., go
"th h1 xd aTa 70 Teit o's 14lo
kLCOnlnD ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
BaIemoie GeCrse to- mes Z Hars@%Ie q; @ $1,000
n.ys i5s.} Hs:i isoS
Rogers, Robert aud others, executors etc u Maria
s ss$:,S a & dS.j as5S o5 another aoo5
tFtOkDlD MO!:iGAGES
BFSn oS an>a e 10 I Mn Fr Of 3 an9
Cobs H5op ana vie 10 Elizabeth Meyer Nos
III LtSnaic.st aud "a Eust 5years.,........ 5000
Christie Mm ana oGs[s to LGyeyli and others nm
Same to JanCs h,nsu. executors, etc. rjtlrst.e
DaFso a. cRsTr Williams ana aDoincriIas oOOO
SAME iees c enc l;t 81 RHne2STd years 5000
EmIc, Joseph ana wife 70 Gngreahemer aud ano .oo
Same SiT To- Tneo jenkins, " istave' 7S,Gsl
Frey o %i5ei ii and another to James Barney,
sano ,e 20 "n i.:sy' Oo. y. -i"r''Y, 1850
BaE I7ilst: Of AycA 5000
Oi' W Of IaSt wears ears 45cO
W Of "a ave 8 years $500
iiatst and 5,iave on dcnaud.. oOo
cor Bioad&ay and jsis 10000
of ist-ave Oh denanG HOO
SAiI months M '.i.a.u ?'O' 1000
Lynas, James g 70 Jacob Schwarz, s 6th'avc. 8 Of
10th 200
N9I etc V 56hs Of ist9ve 5000
ss s5IhsI' v Of tiaVe 5 Years . 5000
same. 54ths W OF 9t-ave, ycars....... 4OO0
Phelps. husband to w J. Cutting,
tor etc 42dst, OF 2d-ave, years 224OO
Solhs TV Years rs 1900
1crs etc cor Delaney and Suffolk years 5000
stow w Of a s.a T.' Ddrths 5000
S'OeT Gi io&v S Yea Years 1000
Of soillst ' months. 1000
Wilcox, Anna l. and husband 10 X b Mintnrn and
SgeaTs $50. 5000
WIGS i$sh.sp. Years . - $500
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Amusements.

A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.-TH0MPSON.
Every gMTIL FURTHER sd M1TigE
AS II ij6 REENA SH T4SSFSSF
A CADEMY of MUSIC. Farewell performances
IA LAST TWO NIGHTS IN q AMERICA :, IT,; OF
WORLD FAMOUS Mo- sF FRENCH S SpiA COMPANY
Monday evening May "a LAST NIGHT MIG BTT esE'
LES 6LocHEs DE CORN EvlLIE tC6lmes Of Normandy
Miles. PaOa Marie. Gregolre MN Juteau JOuard Dupian
Tuesday evening, Nav 25 CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
GALA NEsEtd EP % y a cSnpany
~ - LIE f65TIEIIJI9gS De 81 LoNsJgME;AU-9dAct'
LAST Appliance lSHScI IN ana %M e efls OF
flSe p jHe oSnPd
Seats at the Academy q Music and Iii Brosdway:
ROOTH'S THEATRE. Monday, May %.
NELSON'S BENEFIT AMP FAREWELL
inc representative programme SM OF U ne season.
in sTwEGFTH NIGHT"
in 5R6nEG AZ q 3 ) g gbLFEr"
N IN aGYM S fSEtN
IN AnS ME1h no Eo az I MAbsukAn
one OF Miss NELSON'S Graudest London Successes
ROOTHS THEATRE. A new Irish play.
MI + cAaiPG Beg; to Ii. SSoSaeton
NEW 2HSAsI1ATEGE
NF VERT TU PoFGfA R1 Fa fS $3.50.
ROOTH'S THEATRE. INGEsRs0LL
b. special request
WIN deliver his Celebrated Lecture, entitled
Colonel 1ngersCs lecture this Special prices
BOR OPEN SS Ssn seats % cents
COOPER UNION.
THE ANNUAL RECEPTIONS AND COMMENCEMENT
Will take place as follows;
Tho Reception o the womans Art Department on Thurs
day evening May 81 at o'clock.
The Reception Of the Male Art Department Friday even
Ing May 20 Mt 8 o'clock.
The Annual commencement in the Great Hall on Saturday
evening. May 90 at o'clock
The Work of tho Students viii also be exhibition
free Friday and saturday from 10 a. m. to D. m.
The Reading Room will be closed Wednesday ana Thurs
day, but will be open Friday and Saturday from 10
TO p. M, and thereafter usual
Tickets for the Receptions and Commencement be pro-
cured gratis the Office of the Cooper Union.
s. HEWITT. Secretary.
BALY'S NEW THEATRE:
~ FINAL WEEK OF THE SEASON
sALsBURY's TRoUBADoURs
Last nightsot
THE BROOE,
which will be given with an entirely new first act
WEDNESDAY, A HPy 81 MA ATEFRAY May 90 ''a
n AYERLY'S 14TH-ST. THEATRE,
Corner of l4tast and 9Th ave ,,...
" " MoSDAY, MAY WEE Of e." THE
GREAT t@ hSB o ;giis' hE!S rs ...
change ~ Programme The Mid.Atr SuspeuSOn
Tie MlEicans Cabinet New Illusions IA PTestligIation
THE ONGFRl BROTHERS. VAL NOSE THE LOREL
Las. Matinees Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at 2 r. NJ.
TOSEFFY BENEFIT. CHICKERING HALL.
- WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY %
JOSFFFY'S BENEFIT WIrH FULL ORCHESTRA
seats 81 81, at SCHUBERTH's % Unon-squaTc.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS'
- OPERA HOUSE, BROADWAY, near 29tnst
LASH WEEK MINNIE PALMERS
BOARDING SCHOOL
LAST WEEK OF MINNIE PALMER
LAST WEEK OF Mr.. WILLIAM J. SEAMAN.
every Evening At =. Satur iay Matinee at 2.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ncwlos VIA DesbrO5ses and COrandt Streets
FtIIIts. follows:
Harrisburg, Pisburg tho West and South with Pullman
Palace cars attached, " n M. and $50 D. III. daily.
Mtilau,puT, IOrD Haven $50 CORY and Erie
~ ~ % COuucctng at CORY for 1itusyle Petroleum
Centre aud The Oh Regions.
baltimore Washington and the South Lmed Washington
Express" lumau Panr cars daily, except Sunday, 10
n. H.: arrive Washington 81 D. m Regular az 4:3O and
S.-.I ,. H.; ], 4 ana 80 &: M. sunday. 10 D. m
irn a. NJ l. $40 J. I3D D. &. 7in $50 and 10 p. NJ.
Hn ~ Mill. sunday 1850 aad H.. o. t. 100 $50 and
Expr,s i pil Camden, 1870 ard p. m.
ro1i. Of RoRlyu Annex" connect win all through trains
~ rr-cy CIV; aGodiug speedy aud direct transfer Tor
TIiin, i,vr: rom Piitshurg 600 1910 q. M lO1Op. M.
'. ,.uu .. NJ. b3U r. uai.y. except Monday From
.,hiu-tou aul hdlt.rof' 90 d. NJ = 5i 400 1910
H. o.i0 luin 1870 O. - :ju. 30. $50. $50 $50
and 'lUIl p. d. Daily except hpndnv. a. IN. SUNDAY,
b. juJ $50. Z. 1870. li.U a. m. $50, 1910 y.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, May %. 1880
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day
BvA. j. Blocker Son.
q STORY buildings and 4sory bnck Ieuemen's WIN
ios Nos iI4 and 146 Ludlowst r. 40 II n OF --o
RiyngtOD st, each lot 26xs7.G; Fredk Ernst oV
Blu Louis Mester.
brick buildinc and 2-stOTY BRICK shop WIN
lease Of Mot Of land. No 3f7 West 23dst, n 8, 300
II ave, plot of iand ok l424, and portion
the 3.stofy brick dwelling with lease OF lot 10
33B West 24h.st. 32l II c of 9tb.aye lot ex00i
LEASED Nov l. 1866 term Il years. LaWau 5000
III Van Idssei HCdrleu
4sGTy If s@ng o WE Rxs Gsrd French 1000
Bu LichGTd J.. UGIHCL
3s'ory brick bu,ldug with lease OF lot. No S3S 9th
= lSluft 3 Of M,tli-st. lot lS.l0NOO leased
MAY l. So. term years. GROUND rent Sis per .oo
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Broadway & 19th-St.

NINE. DEMOREST'S RELIABLE Patterns
" ~ thc hest novelties the summer sJyes ~
every doDartmrnt ladies' and chilrens de's 10" i'
NO Il i4tnst. and all the agencies every "not
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NLW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
=

POUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Lave E'wloiK 'r station C. L. H. Of y. j., foot ~ Lib
crt ST. FOR Philadelphia;
For station corI,r smith Green SITS, AZ 7i5 g. ll:1j
a 1870 -, $50 flJ, l. p III, CA SUNDAY "a. $40 a. NJ
FOR stallion corn = Third and Bcr, 81 AZ G8O o. lll5 a.
l.: $780, ''}pp. IN. ON SUNDAY 20 $50 p.
Far trenton, Warren ana Tucker st $50 1i5. O. lllj a.
m. 3n $3.50, T. $50, 'lJ l. J.. IA On sunday al $40 a. M
S:3u y.
Returning trains Will leave philadelphia for New York:
From STALLION Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad. corner
Nm and GIccnst4. 7:tu. $50 IA l2lU I:lu-, $50.
From 1iIdAnd Bcrk-ss. az 4:3O 1:ij .2o j 1928,
3. 6:3i, C:3l il5U bH SUNDAY az $50 D. H.
'DeuOes Pullman cars attached,
From Trenton Warren and TuckerH-l;2O Except Non.
days 3iU. G:2O, s:2p tl5, M 100, ~ 40. AJ,
60, s:O5 J. ON sunray 20. 9:I5 m. cl5 m
Tickets fO sale at iOpi OF Liberty H.. nos 3D. 2Gl iOl
GA J7 Broad Nny the priuilal hotels Nos and
C0uTt.st and iuHcN Office, JEWELS Wharf. HOUkhH.
New YORK Transfer tOIpnuy llWVH ENpr VIII can for
and cfck baRRg" from motel or residence 10 dcstnhon
Application can bo made az ga broadway and 13B Gayc,
Ne"-Ioik and Courist bTookyn All these offices are IN
connection with The Bell Tccph ne aud Law Telegraph
II. i. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and HOusatOuc RilIOads-Seantr leave ah.
arine sip uTer -, r. ~ daiy nj 1880 n nani $50 y. IN
Fare lower than by any other route
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
Il ALL NEW Elt~EN SEASIDE ItESORT-.
Commencing MONDAY, May ~ loSI. trains WILL leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEHsEN, Ferry station
Via IA ltal Line sIj II:I5 a. H. II5 800 (e1pressl
4, 5:lj J.. III.
Summer scioiue will take effect about June 10 $780,
COMMENCISG MAY 81 i-SO.
STEAMER JESSE HOII, EVERY sun DAY, Will leave
Per H. n r. foot Liberty st., fuH LONd BRANCH at g37
a. ~. Leave Last Long Branch Tor Ncw-Iurk at . D. ~.
II. +. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. Agent
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A Pushing young man. IL years OF age, de-
n s,rcs to get position clerk business house or
noe In CITY or oountry good references Address W. j.
y lSg Vth.aye
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I0E and 1877 FULT0N-ST.. betwee
IeJ Church and Greenwich ,ts-At auction June II
RICHARD Y. HARM EFT, Auctioncer.
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5ituatlons Uanteo-mdIes

4 RESPECTABLE MAN and WIFE wish
~ tho care Of genrmas house during the summer good
references Address JAMES NCLOUoHLIN, OBJ Man
In inl.aAr. NrocnpInt.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSE1.
y Trains Tor Eng ew0od Costcr Pcrmont aud ny
mex zoo \: %. $50 lao. 800 800 i:5p O3h 6iO
40 1880 D. m. SUNDAYS 600 a. M ana V;lo d. M me
Il 30 D. w. train viii leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY
Saullet Spring Valley and Mon'cy, 700, $50 a. m $3.50
H. m $50 y ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent New.Yurk
rTYHE MARY POWELL will commence for
/ the srasnn WEnN ESDAY, NAY % VIII leave iIOm
foot VE-Il:N 81 $40 y. n aud "lIIl-SI al -" D. H.
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gteamboats an0 RalIronns.

NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER ROAD.-COmmencing May 10, 1880
through rius VIII leave Grand Central DepOt
$500 a. Nestcn and Northern Express Rochester,
Adams Montreal via Saratoga, with drawing
1880 Chicago and Western Express Drawing.rOOm
10 Canaudaigua. Rochester and Buffalo.
1903 Express TO Albany and Troy, with connections
to Utica. Saratoga GlcnS Fans ana Rutland.
400 u. IN, Abby and Troy Express.
600 y. Louis Express daily with sleeping cars for
81. running through I'm the week also sleep
unao Toledo ana Detroit and for Montreal
ccpting SUNDAY night, via Saratoga
700 p. Fast Express fer Montreal Rochester ana Corn
wa Geneva Sleeping 10 Geneva, Rochester and
Montreal. VIZ -. AlbAns.
S3Up m Pacific Express daily with sleeping Osyra-
Rochester, Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo De-
rUit and Chicago.
l0Op Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy
Tickets sale NOS 2j2 and 4l3 Broadway at
colts Express Offices Park place and GSJ AMI 02 Broad
way Sew YORK. ana 1913 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
J. II. TOT CrY Gen. sup {. H. V EEKE Gen Pass'r Agt
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP SonrASr. y r.

PAcII1c NJ ALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
PIER FooT CANAi,Sr, y. Re-.
NFw.YokK May H. lso0. } Z,
THE THIRTY THIRD ANIMAL ME u s
II of sT'OCKIIOLDElss Of the PACIFiC NAIL ScsAA'
All Company Will be held IT the once 81 tie Comps
pier font OF Canalst North River IN the Csiy OF nesi az
-, k.sOAY. 26th OF MAY 1Ssi. between ho
Snurs Of IL ocock and O'Clock r The elee sse
"a .n the such other buess as may
Droperiy come before The transfer oo9ks OF Tia
Law The i'm Of MAY 1885, ut O'Clock. and VIII feopsa
on Il,mr,day the 9Th OF May 1891, at 10 0csoek O. m
BY order "i TIC o"S' - w II. LANE Secretary. :
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Gin proycrrn 60 Eel.


OFFICE TO LET.-MOst desirable location
" for rst class physician carpet, mirrors modern
VenienCes. No. % West 3>th-st.
ITO RENT.-In 42d-st., near park whole or
part Of class furnished bousc responsible party;
elegant psro for physician single reasonable
terIns- Particulars. MARK LOVE, 767 6thaye
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ITO LET,-A FURNISHED cOttage at UysiCf Day,
J.. Ii has IL looms. stables, lawn. shade frmt de-:
short distance rom the Bay; good balng eTcty healthy
location; house ia COOL order and dosfabe
900 The season, Apply OF TURNER'S book store 3l9 4
ave. W A. TooKER 7S9 Broadst. Newark. ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23

WANTED.-A furnished cottage by tho sea-
w shore. tho sound reasonable rent Address
NJ. o.. ia East 2J=st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23

DARTENDER.-By a young man as bar
FENDER IN the country; good references; wages 10 OBJ
i,rt Address NJ \ HOS ESD y. 331 East 2lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23
duusrs auo Rooms mnnteo.

TOR THE SUMNER. n plainly furnished
house OF Rbont Ton with shady gr0unds within
an hours r.de ON NeWioIk Address n H., 81 Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23

HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - Supcrl
city location; handsome house and grounds all mod
mpOy ements costly urniiure tue horscs, vehicles
&C. for sale rent; rnre bargain .
n. WRIGHT POuglkeepsie, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23
Brooklpn lJropcrIn TOR 9aic anA @ Get.

no LET OR FOR SALE.-Honsc, 81
Hckssi house ana >toto - ana u Nassau a.. hou- o
l5s nemsen-st. GORDON L. FUKDg 81 CllTkst BrOoglyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-23
auciion Sales OF RcaI Gstate.
RUSHWICK;AyE; LOTS. BROOKLYN.

Will sell at Auction. TUESDAY May rs,
O'clock, at EXCHANG !. SALES ROOM, Ill BrOadwa
Bv Orrler Of Charles F. Brooke, esq,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-03
MINERALS.
Gold and silver Discovered near
BatesviIIe.
Batosyille Guard. Jan %.

Batosyille Guard, Jan 20.
In 1860 Mr.. Jas. O'Flynn, of Eng
land, came to this country under pay
of English capitalists. The company
largely interested themselves in the
Southern cause in 1876; the result
was such hal it caused them to reap
as their reward severe financial losses
for their Investment. So after the
close Of the late war they were I'M
able to furnish the necessary means
to Mr.. O'Flynn to prosecute far
Their investigation, yet he never
gave up the firm belief that
his researches had impressed
him with, hat both gold and sill
yer were imbedded in the hills around
around him. He located on the sum.
init of a far-of mountain in an out
of-the-way place, and daily labored
for the hidden golden prize. A few
years ago 10 Munviler became inter-
ested in the work with Mr.. Flynn, as
did also 10 Smith. Several hundred
dollars were expended in digging deep
down or in %tunnelling, and veins Of
gold daily met their eyes. While
others thought it a foolish exper-
iment, Mr.. Flynn never despaired.
Hope remained ever uppermost
with him, and he never became dis
couraged, except for want, of means to
continue hislaborious research-never
for a moment was there any doubt in
his mind but that rich mineral ex-
listed in this mountain. A few months
ago Robert r. Case became interested
with Mr.. 0'Flynn as one-half owner
in the lands, and has employed a few
mon to work at the mine. Several
specimens have been examined by
competent men, who say there is good
indication Of gold and silver, MI.
Case has had several lots Of the ore
assayed, and he expresses himself "a
fully satisfied with the result. WHAT
the report of tho assayists have been,
We know not, but hear that they say
that it pans out well with gold and
silver-the gold predominating. We
know that MI. Case is very sanguine
Of a rich harvest in the fatEYe. We
hope his every expectation may be
richly realized in this behalf. and that
at no distant day our country may DO
known TO contain gold and silver in
abundance, and that we may have a
! chance to get a part Of it.