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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-23

We have not heretofore advertised but very little because TRUTH
reading the advertisements of others became disgussd with
truth most them but asking the the public
Clothing, know that stock bought from re-
liable manufactures and all that ask that buyers will give call and
ascertain for themselves whether prices satisfactory compared
with other House Dallas We would boast of the immensely
the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-23
Nails

New York, May o.. Atlsutlc States Nail
association have reduced the price Of nails to
$40 per key.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23
Tribute to a Mother.

Children, look in those eyes, listen to
that dear voice, notice the feeling of
even a single touch that is bestowed
upon you by her gentle hand! Make
much of it while you have that most
precious of all gifts, loving mother.
Read the unfathomable love in those
eyes, the kind anxiety of that tone and
look, however slight your pain. In after
years you may have friends-fond, dear
friends-but never will you have again
the inexpressible love and gentleness
lavished upon you which none but a
mother bestows. Often do I sigh in nv
struggles with the dark, uncaring world
for the sweet, deep security I felt when
of an evening, nesting in her bosom, I
listened to some quiet tale, suitable to
my age, read in her tender and untiring
voice. Never can I forget her sweet
glance cast upon me when I appeared
asleep; never her kiss of peace at night.
Years have passed away since we laid
her beside my father in the old church
yard; and still her voice whispers from
the grave, and her eyes watch over me,
as I visit spots long since hallowed to
the memory of my mother. -Macaatley.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23
Laughing Off a Duel.

Speaking of the Cash-Shannon dtl-
Ell" said the exchange fend, putting
his feet in the waste-b basket, g We
need few men, like Judge Dooly. He
laughed out Of duels with an audacious
wit that compelled even the admiration
of his enemies. You remember he
said, when they threatened that, if he
didn't fight his name would fill the col
u u,I OF newspaper, that he had rather
hll ten newspapers than one coffin.
Once he went on the field with man
Who had st. Vitus dance. His opponent
was standing at his post, his whole frame
Jerking nervously from his malady.
Dolly, in the soberest manner, left his
post, and, cutting forked stick, stuck
it in the ground in front Of his oppo-
nent. $751;. +.@.
What does this mean Q asked his
opponent. ~ -
"'Why, says Doo]y, I want you to
rest your pistol in that fork, so that you
can steady your aim. If you shoot at
me with that hand shaking so, you'll
pepper me full of holes at the first
fire = *@ # VI
''Then there was laugh all around,
and the duel was put off without day. IS
atlanta Constitution. -s. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23

A rule for living happily with others
is to avoid having stock subjects for dis
putation. It mostly happens, when
people live much together, they have
come to have certain set topics, around
which, from frequent dispute, there is
such growth of angry words, mortified
vanity, and the like, that the original
subject Of difference becomes q standing
subject for quarrel, and there is a tend
ency in all minor disputes to drift down
to it. Again, if people wish to live well
together, they must not hold too much to
logic, and suppose that every thing is to
be settled by sufficient reason. DR..
johnson saw this clearly with regard
to married people when he said !:
/" Wretched would be the pair, above all
names Of wretchedness, who should be
doomed to adjust by reason, every morn
ing, all the minute detail of the domestic
day" But the application should be
much more general than he made it.
There is no time for such reasonings, and
nothing that is worth them. And when
we recollect how two lawyers or two pol
iticians can 60 on contending, and that
there is no end Of one-sided reasoning on
any subject, we shall not be sure that
such contention is the best mode of ar
irving at truth. But certainly it is not
the way to arrive at good temper.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23
Looking Out for the Future.

A young lady residing near Belfast,
in Ireland, was visiting some relatives
in New Jersey, few winters ago. She
pretended to be very much puzzled over
the democratic state of affairs in our re-
public. The village baker was Jus
tice Of the Peace, and shoemaker had
been elected Assemblyman, while the
State Senator from that district was a
coarse, lhterate man-none of them by
any means gentlemen, as. she under
stood the word. She went skating with
the children one afternoon, and after her
return told friend that on the pond the
butchers boy had greeted her, and Of
fered to assist her in putting on her
skates. .~~
"You didn't allow him to do SO, did
you?" demanded her friend, little in
dignantly.
"Oh, yes" she said, "and skated
with him, too. I didn't know but he'd
be President Of the United States some
day, and I didn't want to offend him. :
H0rper's Monthly. " II @E
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23
Useful Memoranda.

Mornings milk is richer than that OF
evening.
Wood ashes form good ]ye for soft
ening water. ~.i
Green bay leaves a]]ay the mfamma-
ton of bee stings. .~--- 49, j
Old clothes should be saved to weave
into door-mats.
Apple pips impart fine flavor to tarts
and dumplings. .. -
All linen pieces should be saved and
kept for domestic purposes. g
Kettles and stew pans should be
washed outside as well as inside.
Soap-suds and soapy water supply the
manure for garden soils. - :. =
Sage leaves in small quantities make
an excellent addition to tea. sa...... ..
Lemon juice will allay the irritation
caused by gnats and flies. .,.1
An oyster shell put into tea-kettle
will prevent it getting frlIred. -
Cold green tea, well sweetened and
put into saucers, will destroy flies.
Cold potatoes, mashed with peas,
make an excellent pudding.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23

The best feed for young chickens is
oat meal and corn meal mixed, wheat,
cracked corn and other small grains.
They must have fresh water before
them always. Green food is good for
them IN small quantities. The game
hen is the best sitter and mother-she
can cover thirteen to fifteen eggs. Games
are good foragers and very healthy fowls.
All diseased fowls should be kept from
the flock. "A bran mash mixed with
meal is good morning feed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23

in Mrabe1 Deering1s. There IS no pleas
anter place in the world to visit, and
the perfect love and trust with which
the master and mistress of the house re-
gard each other leads one to believe
that Kenneth was right when he said,
We were intended for each other."-
CHICAGO LEDGER. t:H
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23

"1n those tear-dimmed, angelic eyes
Methinks, cen now, see arise
The pearly gates of Paradise, -.s
Through which there gldes, and gwiftly Ales,
Az lightning through the starlit skies,
A turtle dove, which bears, my love,
Within it's pure and graceful beak,
Words that none but angels speak .
Save thee, their near relation! .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-23

was afraid you had committed suicide as
you did not answer the rap at your door.
I Gained her fears by saying you would
be best pleased by being left alone, that
you we're tired and had probably fallen
asleep. Was I right or have you been
exploring the premises 2 narrated my
visit to the library and my meeting with
Mr.. Deering. She seemed a little an
noyed, I thought, and I soon with
drew. -s..
''You know that I am generally consid-
cred cold, practical and impressive. I
am, but / had met, for the first time in
my life, a man who had power to hold
my thoughts when he was out of sight.
A strange, sweet sense of being no long
er desolate possessed my whole being.
1 opened the window and looked out
the stars we're shining TRANQUILITY in the
blue heavens. I was happy, the night
was beautiful, and God was good to me.
1 could not pray; my heart could find
no words in which to express it's graft
tude and content. Ny sleep was filed
with dreams half pleasant, half painful,
dreams of travelling in foreign countries,
and dreams of Milly and my new friend.
I had scarcely come back to reality by
morning, I think, for I was long time
about dressing. wore a white muslin
wrapper with flowers in my hair and at
my throat.
'The whole family was assembled. I
was presented to those whom had not
met the evening before. After break
fast those who had work to do went
about it, while we who consulted our
own inclination fingered in the wide,
cool breakfast room. I took position
on a window seat, overlooking the lawn.
I had been there but a moment when
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

IIvRRPooI June 25.-Porlt-Pune Mes'-Eastern ateady
st G5 WeseI1l. steady at 81. bacon nleranI w
sfpsdv nj af Co. ShOrI RID eeaOY ~ 81 on@ Cleh
steady AZ :Sa Clear STEADY al 81 81 Hams long
tut dull 80; Shoulders hrmer ~ - Oh BeeI-IhGia N,s
steady nj 7 Extra Mess sCIGy ~ 7j Prime Meas ste ~ ~
Gl IaId-FTine Western, dun at - i, lhii"M-
titv steady az Turpentire Spirits dl a. ~ NJ n'hll
Kosln-tOnmOn steady at 81; Fine STEADY al I'D Dd Che
-American Chocc. dull ~ o. Lard on Gn H h; 2; hc
siellv ~ q I'd. Spnn2 so =, luN AT " W. New Hln,
Ter Western dun IL 9Sd: New southern WINTER. nuh
4. ayd. - Mixed, duh at 6@i 1Wtonseyn m
Rosn-t London. steady al Cd; Turpchuhe Sp
It's nj LondOn, dun AZ 20 ,-- 20, -. .,~, ,o-
the heat grades AmerCaH. LAID 3Jd. per cwI Tor Amen
can The receipts Wheat for tine past three DAYS were
10 900 ccnais. iacu'ng 5000 ANT llcal , -,.o,
ivFuioD. June - I|O p m ennel Petroleum. 1tdSl
per gallon. There Is snail u,inrs at 9wcr prce
4 per Genital for New Mycd Western. Wheat = 80 dPS,i
ner GENITAL for average california White: H6Adln fol Gan
1rnia Club nj. ~ Id for Red Western spring AMI 3D.
az led. for Kcd Winter. ..
per gallon. ,.., ,.,-o,,,,u, r.. 5-t,d
per ra sugar 70 d3G3d per Cwt. Tor CUBA centrifugal
pol iri2'ng .lu' -.., ..,..t..t, a.,
lu and lower, especially Ior yRn~ ." ich ~ Ic'l 'U
iui Shrti o., 81 4. ynrGs. h oz. "a; -tlhh ' Iru
Printer Yards 70 on, 40 4u Mule TWIST tAI' se'
uud quallty l'"'d. o., ., n,,t ...,.s
tllcrs nur iar AniC!icIt The market 81 ut MltN5
"A tr-rtl ~ - traur~ per 100 Ni"~
BgrML> Junr - Nic'Nr Lana r."-ed ~ - h"r's peI
10 II. Pc.Ir.rtun. uiiS~+n l!.i nix -
utT =
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
COTTON MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL juno 2JlZJU u. m.-COtlOn very dun: Mid.
ding ads OJud.: Middhng OTlcAIr G7si.; sales GUUO
bates including .OUJ bales speculation
1900 bales, all American. FuuTes-U pilrs Low
MIddlng clause, June delivery. 6Siad do, june July
delivery 0i; August ana september deiNCiy Gi" .l
dull Sales O Tho 3G,JO bales:
$1,000 bae spectators took 300 bales cxI0r took
1900 forwarded from tIc slps sid dr CT to Sinnrs
1000 bales actual export, 1870 ba0s total CcIpH
bales American, G2OOO bales; tOta stock 1Sl,GO brs
American 52UOO bales amount OF Cotton HfOat 1886 900
bales: American 100000 bales.
2J-3 m.-F -Fuurch-Up Uplands, Low Mid.
dng CLAUSE, and August delivery. G'agd; do.
aud November q Livery, 6T5sd
LIVERPOOL. June 20. 6:l5 T. m.COtt0nTho sales o. The
day Included 1900 bales Amer Futures Ianus Low
Middl ug september October doIVcy, d7aad
do November ard DeceIn delivery Gyd steady
bALTIMOKE, June 2j-COttOn quiet MiddiuR. IL sc Low
MiddLuEs zc; GOOD Ordinary. lUec.: net recrips
bales gross sos bales exports cOastwise 20 bales ses
80 bales all 10 spnHeTs stoek JJ2U bales; wcckIY
celptN Dos bales gross 1463 bales eID1fs ain
1896 baes cOastwise lie baes saes GOO bats spnncis
70 bales.
BOsrOx. June 25-CottoL dull MIddiing. l2c: Low Mid.
ding 4sc Good Ordinary 0e; net receipts 0l3 bales
gos bales stock, lU106 bales weekly receipts
ye29 baes gross 296 bales exports TO Great Brtau
bales
CaARLEsroS Jnne z5cottOn quiet Midcliug &C.;
MkidDg IL kci Good Ordinary 1Oci net receipts SO bales
gross 80 bales sales 90 bales stock 21467 bnles weekly
net roeeps $40 balcg gross $40 bales exports 70 France
20s bales % ne Continent 1900 bales; cceswiae s4j
bales sales 626 baos.
GaLvESroE, June 2S.-Cotton nominal; Mddlng, lisc
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

Low Middng 10io ioc Good Oriinar! 9e net reeepts ~
ha,ea groes 30 bales aaes AZ bales stock 4Ol6 Oaee
1eSv net recepts bales Sl4 baes exports 70
Great ertan lisa bales cOastwse, 17lo palssi sAes
1902 bales. - 49,. -. ,r,a,rro III
weakly receipts 90 bales shipments 4O7 bales sock SS9O
bales.
ding lose; Cool Ordinary 9sc net receipts o9 Dasi
sales $50 bales; stock IL 4B bales; weekly net recelP
ss exports OoasW9e 1913 naies saes 99
,dd,nG isc Good Ordinary lOc net reeepts 06l bales;
oss 57 baes exports Great Britain 4B4B bales 70 5ns
Fontineut 1893 bales; sales OOO bales stock osoOo
bales weekly recepts 4654 bales gross S9a6 a
expOrt Britain l2o2 bales 70 the continent Aol4
bales; coastwse 1880 bales; sales. 1000 bales.
PHILADELPHIA June 26-C0ton Q1ieG Mouhk 9n
bales gross 2OJ bales; sales spnners si bales S91 e1
97b6 bales weekly net receipts 661 Dales gIoss 92t
bales exports Great Britain, 1890 bales; saes ASo4
bales sDinners. 1,60B bales. ,.,,..-. ,,,.o,
Low Middng Good Ordinary 91e.; net
holes ssles 20 bales 1922 bales; weekly net eteCep
9SI baes exports coaswse 76G bales sales GOO baes
COTTON RECEIPTR .-. .
YORK, June 2oThe following are inc Ota no %
Tho hnnt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

SEwYoRY June 25.-BEEVES-Fresh receipts were 1853
cars beadS7 at Jersey City and 10
1908 head, against
the days last The supply
iy demand and there good
81 eroDger prices than current here Wednesday
Ught medium cattle sold quickly at he ady yance and
sd 10 prime generally rated 81 head higher
About Is carloads Of Lg6. Cherokee and Texas cattle
Coiorsdos at to dress 90 and 81 each and
fcr native corned and dstiery fed seers from &c
IOI.e. ~ 10. Mt. Eastman
se head to ship alive 100 heal for expectation
snsrfers and 0odsmth Waixe O. Kahn and Sherman
sstt Parcaased upward q 4Og head manly for expert
1--we Cattle Tor O. Eastman Tomorrow Goldsmith Waixe
E ship 400 ye otte eno 200 I'VE sheep on the ~ Abans
ban z3g Lave Cse tbe Utopia and 80 Live Cattle the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
11vE srocK MARKErs-nY rELEGRArM.

N.FFAO June 25.-CArT.K-iccepts TO-DAY. 2,1OO mean
uIa or the thus far l2G0O head for same Inn" ast
COlsiEitH through, JtO cars; H1ikti
light sales o! Good TO Choice Steers al
ST 1rdSj: Far 10 Medium 81 II 0$i j0 all soll .
To-Day. 300 head trtal il te
week thus lar. l4GOO head for came tim" ~ Wr"S,
900 consigned trOurh SO car; mtrkct anil nj
weak 0ht sale Of load nj S3 20 ioLds ol
Choice ho.ing at higher prico~
today 0tO mean; total for week inns iaf
% - head time ast week. 35,jl3 hean ton-
esnd through. I25 III rngs light prices lud 'c.
lower advces cau~e the depcesson; Aes o
WEIGHTS s. 5j 81 20; heavy and Medium ~ 11a$I 81"
Fair Ends. II Fl 40; all sold. -
CHICAGO. June 23-hogs- Receipts $4,000 hcan sh'r
Packing - lCd ~ 80; LgAt 81 2G0 - So Chooc Heavy
81 4UdSi 30.
CATTIR- Keccirts, $500 head shipments. 1900 head
rec Tits the largest on record tho l!k
OF the supply Catle; SEpWng oc OF at - ~
81 - 80: Grass texans, in moderate
supply ana steady al - SUd - o..
sHlRP-i.ecepis 900 head market quiet and unchanged
ST Let's. Juue 25.-HoGs-LOwer and quiet Workers
ana HalIimOes, 81 2O0 - -; Packing - :Oa$i 81: &:
Heavy slipping, 81 SJG$i iJ receipts G,Gj' head ship
CATTLE->teady for Natives scaTce with fair nGurv
hOce 10 Fancy Shipping steers, ~ - +i ~; Good To
Irime 81 4 a 90; Medlm 10 Fair 1iG$i - Co"s ana
HreIs ~ 20 $3 25; Grass Catil slow Fr 10 ENtrh
S23Id3; receipts. l7O00 head; shipments !, 900 head
SHEEP-Scarce and wanted FAR 10 Fancy, So 81. re-
ceipts, 600 head shipments. n"ne
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
vupoprAN EfyAYCTAL MARKETS

ToSnoy Jpue o5-l23Op D. m-Atlantle aud Great western
Arst mortgage trustees certificates 6I4 Erie Al y; d9
second cOnsOls. 81 III Illinois Central, lOVHi
Central 90 ieldlng, pa -. 1900 mn,
LONDON, June 2jl3O p m-Paris anVSeH luots ,ii'' ~
rentes O2 cenLimes for the account
IoSDOy June 2j-4 m.-Atanlic aud Great Wesorn rs,
0@L2 do seC)nu mortgage
III G New.J Cc1tIa consOls, lO5p kro 4I9i uo'
Oi Illinois Central. 1917: Reading W.
ONDON Juno 2JB nPars advces duoe three per cent
reutes at 81 francs 20 confines for the account
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
4 FALL RIVER LINE

BOSTON AND THE EAST
The hos' .,tNIOtt. lew Bedford, Fitch
hur. i.,wt. sldrthaS fLevari Naa urhrt, White Noun
fuiuS NJ H. srr land. Bangor john y. H., Halifax
aI an pHcpA cllirs a. d lui shore
\ - "a 'ttul tIr Pr bYih -.
tn Nam Ab1I PALACE = IFAMEES
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
New York adayS rNCcltt a. nom Iler 2S ~
X foot Ot MURRAY 81 al $50 p Leave Brooklyn p.
jersey CIty 5:.u D. r via Annex boats 70, >Luay
~" NfNl,rt Lin advert. etn GhAND Pro M3EADE
hO evening 10y the sp endd bands AID
uiClrs.Td att icilri IL tieSe sirl nrr5. -
r. III, NIGHTS RESI-
crmrd landings between New York AMI Fal River
-rt IA, train ravrs aisamrr wharf. Fail iivcr, at
81 mays rxcepc pIGtyng at New port At 6lO ILL., Five
mOrnrr trainS FALL. HlNFRTo BOSTON. .
Tickets staerOoms etc. be aimed IN Newly 0rk nj
20. 2i9 26l. 4Ol, I1. 81 0r 9Il and i!i Broadway
irahWay a-' and principal hotels, transfer AMI
ticket Offices, at the OFFICE OF THE LINE On THE
r. steamers; Nos and Courtst, aud az
AnrX Offices BrOklyn and Jersey CITY: In Boston, at NO
BORDEN 4 LOWELL, Agenta
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
4 81 TO BOSTON.

~ via
NEWPORT LINE ior srtcai limited ticket5 steamers
sem Pbt.I AND O!.D COLONY
leave Ilr - Nr i'Ot Il Muir ua,V tSui'als
tdc l:e at Nowp0It with East Express
lT.l.., ~ iNl ;. IN li'sl'i; nj ':oh Il. M
IctnrIug i,.ive r0.rn Oli "lOpy Denot NJ p. M
Tickets To,Is be sc,Girt He"-lUk ON la
lJ,r -. rih River ana on boar! s'tlincis
BORDEN x LDNELL Agents
L Enl Apt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Eteamboats ano Railroads..

A LBANI BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and DtAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. A. North River
hot CdHlist. ry week dav. me- connecting at Al
raiv l>unAy morning excepted with trains North west
and East. go -
Excursion 10 Albany and return, good 30 days, 81
". w. EVERETT President
A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"a vI!l. NrA burg POutIke"ps Oniout and Kingston
La I.ng u COlLrsr. Milton New. Hanburg Hydo Park
l"ANra ht "f FhNrRi-sE $40 AID i INST ut $3.50
~uida, cNCrItct CrLnCciipu AT POlTlkoer5e with
'rnng raln on 4 r. r. Il. frr North and West Baggage
bY express received at NeSiry 81. only
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Laye NeMYor from foot Of Desbrosses and COrtlan

UK .
ID Leave foot of Desbrosses and Corandt
H. NJ ashington. Ptsbnrg, Columbus, CInninatt
indianapolis. the West, RichmOnd Charleston
SOit'. Pullman from BALTIMORE TO Newark.
OHIO and Chicago "a, ,. - ,.,
D. NJ for Washington amt tho West. Pullman cars from
New.YOk Baltimore aud Washington making c.Oso con
neronS Pittshurg Cincinna. indianapolis. Louisville
aud 81 Through Pullman Baltimore To ncli
matt. Louis and rttstrg THIS train arrives at Wash
0Go D. M daly Washington the south and west Pull
man srrrrs from Newly 10 Baltimore aud Washington
close connections tor Chicago, Cincinnati, lnlnapD
C,s Louisville 81 LOUIS COLUMBUS. PltisburR. the south end
SouthWrsf Through pullman from Baltimore
rinrnti I ni :cOnnects NJ Washington with trains
tnr IvnchhurC Florida <cw-Orleans and tho south
For through tickets please cali nj Company's Ohce BIS
ptnnwny New York. nnd ticket Offices COTtlandt
md Dpshrn4ses.sts, ami Depot Jersey City.
ROT Nd TRIP TICK ELS ~ KANSAS, NEbRAShA AM
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

OFFICE FRANKFORT KoKoMo RAILROAD CO. I
FRANKFORT, Ind. June 81. 1880.
THE COUPONS ON The FIRST MORT
GAGE Bon DS OF this Company, dne July l. 1880. will
Loan and Trust Company, New-YOrk city.
D. E. COMsTOCK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
4 LII RAIL LINE

I LL KAII LTNE
~ 40 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHKEMAGOG aht az CEBEC.
on and at Junr l~ND tie Trough tTain Wii
plrur V.i-. Will leave Ganu CrhuH Der O NowGOrk ~.
y y. H. * H. H. r. go a. "r,Ilg in the NOM aims
':ly evening Dine field AZ Nhle iiveT.
For further paI ticulus APP =
L. +. UEM~rEA9 G r. A,
lIhivr. al "a 42d. ST. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
4 Uiuioemo Not,tes

STATE OF ILLINOIS. TREAsURxR's oFyncR.t
Springfield, Nay 81 1850.
THE INTEREST ON ILLINOIS STATE
Il BONDS, due Monday OF Juv $780, Will be
at the AMERfCAN EXCHANGE NATTOSAL BANK
NewYo CITY, from this 9Th the Gath OF JULY $780, nclu
sive. JOHN q. SMITH,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26


y N.Y. va a. ss and oo
4go l0T 4:sS Fs:s $50 .5tisS a. Si $50 $40
~ ~ % - .:s, "ss n ssy', .ss ,.'o
a. N. and p NJ. running through Trenton and Cam
Boats Of Brookyn Annex' connect through trains
al Cit, alorng speedy and direct transfer fog
Retnrni; trains Philadelphia 1901. $40 4:2,7
n {ssss e. ssdsT 81 .sSi IS c.SS.s
g a:sss os:s
Erooeyn Annex De- t. foot q FIiionst & &srOGslyn EoA
m m sqa Depot Jersey c
Oasss fe.in' iG%Ds' IN, 's". and check
FRANK sheSs General a.ssnssr Agent
'INROY BOATS, CiTlZENS' LINE.-New
i steamers sAkAToMGA M and CITY OF rHoY Ieays tter
astarssy ss "a TEox rs 5ssR T9
ny sunday land at Albany.
TgNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEw.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
TRAINS: rAxEo eryscr 10, 1880
loom Coacl.es to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
m M Win last trans 10 he Wsss and soass
west Pulman's best Drawing sleeping coachcs to
10 S1 Eyre. ssr is ns s,ss
chicago wtners ehanse aso HSIe pnns Cars 20 ohicasa
seys & .ess a. Dgpp & & & t u
p and l2;OI midnight Saturday nights only Sundays Gas
a. In train stops rutherford only Supdays-l2 noon.
l:45 4;4U 0:lO 530 6:lU 6:30 b. lU:30 p IL
midnight, snneays $780, $780, i02o. No. Lac. ESQ., p
Pserson g. e:45 Toe, $40. To- 1920 1l3U m, IL noon
lI5 g. 10 800 4:20 4:a0 6:l0, a:2O $3.50, 6l0 6:3G
q 7Ib e. l:3J p. ana l. midnight Sundays, $3.50
:l5 lO2O A. m. las, $50 4 4. IN. and ~ midnight
unern, 6.Ou 1850 lp2O :t5 90 $500 1lU. 7;l5,
1880 D. NJ. and ~ midnight Sundays $780, $50 l0s20A
~, j: a. n:SO 700 .. m, and ~ midnight =
Warwick, 400 1910 a. M. A:3o y. M
NewburG and Cornwall, $780, $500 a. m, $3.50, 4'so D ID
Konicat and Kingston, 800 m. ssop M sundsys $50
Gosen $780, 1900 9:O0 1920 O. M. $3.50. 3s0 $50 7s0a
7,i5 y. sundays. G:JO. $780, l0:20 ia os1 100
Madetown, I:bUs 9Up, lv:2O IN 800. s3C 7s0 7le p
m sundays, $3.50. l0:2o M. 0:s 100 The 300 d.
N ldland Railroad 1t MansL -. = -
Tort Jeryis 7:0u Uf lO:2U 1880, 6:uu, 70O 7,l5
m Sunuays $50 1920 q m, 6JO, $50 and 700 y.
23 quarter OF aad quarter after each
hour frvn 5i5 70 9l5 p H. ana AZ iEsS aud ll;&d
pT:xets or passage and Apartments n Dtawns Foeu
AMI Sleeping be obtained and eu0
chsckinc and Baggage nav Do HAT the
Sanv's cnaees z3e {9t, or u57 Buaaway. n. Y Mo-
,ourt.si Brooklyn, ct tbs Company 0opota " i
ExDrsss Trains from the West arrive n NewYotk at 72G
"H' Ai'" jNo. n. ABBOTT. Genr Pass'r Art Nswyork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains for Engewoo Co:ter Piermont and M
sck TOO 30 $50 q. 1.0, 500 400 AGO. $50 es1k
$50, il,SO D. sundays 500 m anu o;45 u n. Tn3
lI:S0 m. train win leave 10 nasnutss h1er sAuaedas
Eanuss Spring Valley and xoasey. 7;oa aJo NJ Aso
u" JNo. n. ABBOTT. General pzssr Agent New.Yofx
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CoMPAsY,)
30 Nassaust,
NBw.YORK. June l5, 1880.
THE COUPONS due July 1, 1880, of the
Il bonds Of the OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION
Co. will be paid and after that date the Ote Of the
Eaners Loan and Trust Company, 20 New
York CITY. HORACE WHITE,