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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Grant.

New YoRx, October IA Times Gin
cinnati special says: The interview con-
tainsd In the following Il In addition to
what was t~slsgrsphsd last night. Gen.
Grant said: 1--WE must elect Gssaeld.
he il q great man. He has but few In
tsllsotual peers In public life. He II
every way worthy"
"whst II Hancock should be slsctsdf"
''Thsn the North would submit quiet
~ and watch closely. Az o a. things
began to 20 wrong every Northern Leg.
islaturs would be convened and compel
their representatives to resign or resist
Q Solid South"
"Ars you hopeful"
eyes; bat I expect to witness the
most gigantic frauds in Indiana and
New York city. A prettxt will DO
sought for throwing out States, or parts
OF States. II the election 10 thus thrown
into the House then Washburns OF Min
nssota will bs thrown out. They are
determined to seize the Government.
regardless OF cost. hope that many
Democrats. who will not change, will
take the alarm and stay at home"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Father rreanor's Death.

New YoRK, October THE news Of
the death Of Father Tresnor in Calitor'
mia BY the upssttinR Of q coach coming
from Yosemite. created profound grief
among his Pensioners here. Ha was
visiting California to raise funds to help
e1tinRuish the debt OF his church. When
the dispatch announcing Tresnor's death
was read by Father Moylan In the
schoolroom Of the church, he wa 90
overcome by bis own feelings that he
could hardly finish the reading. but be
had read enough to convey the whole
sad truth to his hearers. and then be
turned about and knelt down and buried
his face In his hands. Instantly behind
him one hundred women fell into loud
and hystsrical sobbing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Barnum and His Bari and Bis
Mules In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, October I'll has been
rumored for several days past that Bar
mum, his barrel and his '..mulss" would
bs shipped into Ohio toward the last Of
this week. and that during the few days
remaining before election he would
spread himself generally 10 an effort to
carry this State for the Democracy.
There 10 now no doubt about his coming.
he will be on here In full force about
the last OF the week. he will leave his
assistants behind him In Indiana and
manage the Ohio business himself. The
Democrats here are talking very loudly
about Ohio going back on Garfield. but
the Republicans, 20 far. are not scared.
They are working harder than Of any
time since the campaign began. however.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Arr,x.i. Tn. Morni.x.

Neil Burgess. @ W stoddart and wife,
W Fessler. J T wyndahan. Miss n Tsy'
lor. Miss L Pelham. J Collins. W Erskine,
@ II Stoddard. A Moore. Mrs Rawson. Mrs.
De Laney. Mrs J @ Fair. Charles L Fair.
Birdie Fair. Mrs J l. Robertson. Mamie
O'Connell. Faed Burgess. II Rich. A NAL
lon. II Blaekmors. Mrs @ II Thompson.
T Harris. Il L Robey. N o'Hars. II Q
Manning. Miss u Wells. Mrs B~oyington.
Mrs J @ Hampton, R shapero. Miss Hill,
Mrs D O'Connell. E A Fargo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Hancock on tho Grant. Fowler
Interview.

NEW YoAx. October Tin response
to . reporters inquiry, General Hancock
said he would make no reply to the rs.
marks which General Grant 10 reported
to have made about him until hs asosr.
tains whether Grant was correctly re-
ported. The reporter asked: "What
reason have you for doubling that Grant
has attacked your charaoterf" Hancock
replied "In the FIRST place he lacked
good grounds upon which to attack ne,
and. In the second place. he 10 an old
soldier and graduate Of West Point. A.
such hs could not, Il seems to me. 20 far
overstep the bounds Of truth and gentle
manly propristy as to attempt 10 ipjurs
me. even 10 private conversation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07

reason to doubt that the party vote on
the I'd Of November will show . very
great expansion. though It Is useless TO
disguise the fact that SO large q resistra-
ton will b generally accepted as favor.
able to Democratic success. On the
basis OF yesterdays registration there 10
reason to expect In this city q total regis
tration OF over 200 1000 and Q total ole
OF not less than 100. 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
In

G. F. Bicknell. Clerk OF The Supreme
Court, came up from Carson last even
ing. He reports favorably on the politi'
cal outlook at the capital city. The
Republicans there are united and snsr,
gstic. and Ormsby county viii this fail
sustain its proud position a. the banner
Republican county Of the State: Ihs
delegates recently elected to the kspuo-
lioan Convention are all good men. who
possess the confidence Of the party and
OF the people. and are unpledged. AVE
TO work for the best interests OF al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN

hALLpS vnonAhDe
Hair Remover IL . scientific combustion Of
some Of tho most powerful restorative agents
In the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray
hair TO Its original color. It makes tho scalp
vhi.s and clean. Il cures dandrun and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. II furnishes the
nutriivs principle BY which the HAIR 10 nour'
ishsd and supported. II makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed ~ . hair
dressing. II 10 the most economical prepare.
ton ever offered to the public, a. it, effects
remain Q long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. II 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and oficially
indorstd BY the state Asssyer OF Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Hall's Remover has increased
with the test Of many years. both in this ooun.
try and In foreign lands. and 1t 10 now known
and used In all the civilized countries OF the
world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Cslsnei TsyIsr.

Colonel R. h. Taylor. who heads the
Republican electoral ticket OF Nevada,
viii nsxt week be on the stump. Mon-
dsy night hs will delight the people Of
Aurora, and then come on this way.
speaking every night Of the week, and
reaching Carson Saturday night. For
places and dates see advertisement In
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Terrible Accident near chicago.

CHICAGO, October San Inter Ocean
Gibson special says: A terrible accident
occurred here yesterday. While work
men were engaged 4 removing the
props from the arch Of o tils.kiln at
Spsulding & Egsleston's tile factory.
the arch gave way and the immense
weight Of brick and mortar fell upon
and buried the six men at work inside.
When help came aud they were taken
out all were badly used up. It is thought
that Thomas Nelson will not live. Fred
Hummel died hall an hour alter being
taken out. The four others were severely
but not fatally hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Tho lhrhtiancy Diyorce Case.

WASHINGTON. October 6.-Yesterday
was the last day upon which Minister
Isaac P. Chris,iancy could have aled an
answer to his wiis's cross bill for ID.
yoros. He did not do so. and Mrs.
Christisncy's counsel will move for o
prooopfesss. It IL understood that an
answer prepared by Christiancy In South
America 10 at bis lawyers office. but Is
Of such q nature that the latter refuses
IN fila IL.
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p.psr,ur.. Last Evesiss.

II L Robey. G Enos. W N Little. A b
Jackson. N Killslea. q " P~sstiglione. A +
Wheeler. 8 Osborne. Mrs McKenna. Mrs
Rawson. q o Cook, DR. Chapman. Fannie
Ogden. Mrs Z B Reed. A Moore. n Wells.
L p Dre1ler. J Wilson. 8 W Phillips, Mrs
Champion. Mrs b Clark. @ J Paddock.
Mrs. Neal. @ D Hall. Lille Moore. Mrs $
" Non,.-
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70 be Looked After.

NEW Yoax. October e.-Ths Times.
speaking Of yesterdays unprecedented
registration. says: The figures are sum
IDENTITY in excess Of normal proportions
to demand the most careful scrutiny.
An examination Of the registration In
Republican districts ssTtsisly gives no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
Campaiss Documents.

We are requested BY the Republican
State Central Committee to say that .
large supply Of campaign documents,
comprising public speeches by our
most noted orators. political facts
and episodes. extracts from Jon.
Rressional proceedings, and many 9th.
er important and interesting records
Of information, In German. French and
Spanish, as we'll as English. are to be
found at the rooms OF the COMMITTEES. In
the Odd Fellows building. Virginia. free
Of cost to everybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
The Democratic Rally at Indianap.
oils.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 6.-The Dem.
ocratic celebration here yesterday was
anything but . success. It demonstrated
very clearly that while the people are
deeply interested In the struggle. they
are also deeply Interested in their bust.
ness, and they are not going to neglect
the latter any more than actually neces-
sary. II business was not so good. pol.
itics would DO moro exciting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07

Frank Smith OF Gold Hill. sole sur.
vivor Of the tan who were on the csRe
at the time OF the late accident at the
Con. Imperial, has been put by the
Democratic County Central Committee
ON the county ticket as candidate for
Constable OF Township No. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07

1t is stated this morning on @ street
th., Union win.sN No. 1. which has just
reached the 1900 station. II In ore that
viii run from $50 to $50. The report
Lacks oo~narnstion. although Il 10 very
liksly TO b true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07

@. F. Calnan. with J. @. Aver + Co.,.
Lowell, Massachusetts. dssirss informs
lion IN regard to Johanna Adams. whose
maiden name was Cslnsp, and who was
/. Virginia whoa last heard from, which
vss In 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-07
D,s,r,es Csurs-Risiss. Judge.

The following business was trans.
sctsd In this Court today:
Bank Of Nevada VI. Brophy.-Ordsrsd
that an alias summons issue.
]. @. Hampton Of al. vs.. Babcock.-
Adjourned till 10 A. n. tomorrow.
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A CARD.

To all who are SUFFERING from the srrors and
indiserstions Of you'll b. nervous weakness, Early
decay. ioss Of manhood, etc. I will send Q re-
ceipe that will cure you. FREE Of CHANGE
This grest remedy was discovered by mission.
arr In south America. Send . seifaddrsseed
envelope To the hxv. JosEPu 7. lxnAx. station
%. Nev York city, iai6 ~
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aErOnr.
n. Fy.,eisee Beard.
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
$50 Grand Prize, 2 05
l250 Navajo. 600
800 T~uscarors, SOC
500 Day. i0c
s Independence. 75c
100 Albion. 400
800 North Belle Isle. $50
$50 Columbus. 81
so Becbtel. I 70
10 Nj. DiAblo. 4 70
ITO East Nj. Diablo. Csc
$50 Belvidere, Sc
400 Champion. SO
$50 Mono. I IS
$50 Jupiter. t0c
200 South Bulwer. 600. 3Ss
100 Addends. $50
100 Orc. I 20. IN
so Tiptop, 4
100 Blackhawk. zoo
200 Martin Whit. Coo
200 Concordia. 2sc
$50 Syndicate. SOC
10 Eureka Con-. i6k
so Bodie. A.
800 McClinton. loc
100 Booker Con-. loo
ass Silver King. 10. .. ~
100 Boston Con-. soc
THIS MORNING.
AIS 0phir. 81, 81
$40 Mexican. 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry. s 90. 81. 5 IS $50
Ito Best 4 Bslcher. sh.s
70 California. 2 05
las Savage. I IS. l 60
$50 Con. Virginia. Al. 2 20. AZ
Ito Chollar. 2 20. 2 70. IN
37o Potosi. 2 IS, 2 go
$50 Hale 4 Noreross. 4 is. 10. los.
405s5
500 Crown Point. I 60
las Yellow Jacket. ~
so Alpha
4i0 Belcher. 5. 3 05.
80 Confidence. SS.3
225 Sierra Nevada, 81. 81, 81
10 Utah. sa
+90 Exchequer. IS
$50 0vermsn. CSC. 60c
2i0 Justice. CSC. coo
<s0 Union Con-. lsk. ltH, Is, 10 bso,
Is b3. l4k
A65 Alta. 2 so. 2 IS. . 90. 2 IS
lao Caledonia, ESQ
400 New York. 20c
$50 Andes. I IS
2l5 Scorpion. ! IS. ~
AIS Benton Con-. I 10. I 05
so Msckey. zoe
100 Con. Dorado, $50
GO Golden Gate, 3
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nYRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
Wish 70 subscribe for the Coin HuL
n. Z. PARSONS.
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1860. 1880.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
6. ". HALL, Proprietor.

TH1s oLD-EsTAsIlsHkD AND RELL
1 able Laundry 10 prepared to turn out .sny
quantity OF Rsnovatsd and Clean Linen WITH.
oss being damaged ~ manipulation % b.
chemical application.
Psctaess panetuaiiy called for and ~
uSPiors-rnsodoss wola-s Clothing stcs,.
oppostts international Hotsi, o strssS, ths
ginia. and vsssy HOUSE. Cola Anl. Ia
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ON END aiter JCNE 2l. -


VIII ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On and after :! !, E q. 5sse: ..,o.-.
andt streets Fe. res as follows oyo Am .
go o. - $50 ana 10 p M and Il night sundays 4So
Es spG T Is e Y 23% daily except 1880
III. and m. running through via Ifeh'on anu O@"
Boats BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an throush trains
JeIscy CITY anOrung speedy and direct transfer iOr
rams leave est Philadelphia l2yl S45 Az T.
r. s. $50 ma II ~ LimiteI L1press i'51 p M 2 3
o. M -a aa III Leave adep na Camden,
~ ,aS 500 ana q "a s snss So Aston House
anu Desorqss1s ana Sort!- NO s1a
ia IL II, Hndsonst .bosen Depot Jersey Gty'
i- .ie '-r@ oupi III al TO- aud check
BAGGAGE nom , aot.s SSu residences p FARMER
FRA Nh oenerai Manager General passenger Agent.
TINE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
L NEw,YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
RIO RDsAsGEMKsr OF TRAINS EFFECT TO- 1880
td t, na md sSspeu.IoS Bri~r
a1lyIFast 1T Lou. Express arriving Buffalo
PulIman's best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches 70
a. a Dayj-racIlc Express for the West Sleeping
coaches lrOush Buffalo Mug IA tsls Cincinnati and
chicago ~,tnout e9an as% 10, H9 DC Rns CARS 10 s"
Trains csa@Ders iree DPGt S f sa s 1850
D M II Oh midnight Saturday nights only sundays 'o
R5i sY p AMI PAs.1ic 600 100 TO- lo:2oa mthe lo2o
r. tran s5Spi g. SiG 5so GI $50 sO = NJ Il
mdighL sundays 500, $50, lO;2o NJ. Lao t'So D. '
ane ~ ou g. 40 1000 $40 10 1920 llo Y
4s s'lU 49,, S;1U m ana il manshL sundays. ., $50
uIk JaJo a m las $50. Z. y. and ~ mldni mt
Er,rn f1 1850 lV;2U As $50. 800 $40 10
lo.Sn n n, and ~ midnight. Sundiys 500. 53u ltZoA
n, 4. ~. =. 90 7:Ou D. m. and ~ midnight
Marshes no 1870 4 N, $50 p III o nm, =.
NesDnrr ami Cornwall 1900 $500 a. m.' $780, '''o % "i
s9naa{ S5 e KIN gston m. $3.50 Sundays $50
m. q-o lU.1l A. IL. $50 800
Gos'sn I'M NV. 6.JJ $50 1910 GO. $40
H,1 gdiaoNt LOO y:,tu, 20 a. $50. 4.5U $50 lIO
.. snraavs $50 O;ZO b:5J. 100 a. Inc " A VI
ma 1.-I o. trans couneci with New-f0fk and Os"eso
Midland railroad az Man 81 ro IN A. A 7no 7.i5n
7.,O lO:2O a. M, t.oV' o. -, Vo. ''' y
a o. W '.Vo
n' 13a-st quarter "a aau quAir
h,T ,r,n b 40 a. m. s:4J D. H. ahd al 1914" auu 44'
D. -, uas.lge and l1r Apartments in Drawing Room
ana M transfer OF Baggage he irlt Al te on.
ebeckl.ko az (os so 400, y57 Bruacway y. y No.
PAW. tro,kiyn OF tn. Company Depots a. -2s
CouIs' r. ms from Vest arrive In New lorA ~ 500
and ll.-o a. M n ABBOTT Genl Pass'r AZ Se"-ior~
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains i, ave Eugewct Siost g fs W. at an
- - n $50 NJ. l.O 800. 4'vO ..oV. o. Wv.
So ,yyAo m m sundays. 600 m ana vso " M .ne
9Isu = n, Irain will leave 50 inmates A's' Sauu''
nsh Ieus spring Valley and NOasey 7aA s'o a n- ''''
Pm mo n ABBOTT. Genera rassr Asss1 NEWTON
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prooklpn propertn mlnteo.

An ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY FARM OF
y % acre. already for buyer to SEP INTO
bust Erie Railway ore ed In
eychanre for desirable residence convenient 10 corner
FntOp and TOmpklne- RALPH ii. NA0GONhh- 80
Nesey 81. New-YOrk.
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Couutrn Real Gsiate Uonteo.

XVANTED-A large manufacturing prop
w erty extensive buildings and gronnds within 90
or % nn,rs II York. Address PROPERTY, TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE 1888 Broadway.
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Gin DroucrIn 90 fri.

FURNISHED three-stOry and basement
y lonse IN Mar tor Tor four aduts ara child or
60 nor month ana board adults a. enid OF ? U PEI
month aud board TWO adults MI lAOMFsO-N' o. h'''
SOthst
OFFICES TO LET III the buildings ., . and
~ Reckman-st.. and - TO 1873 Nassau ST. hCLAND q
" HITTING, Beekm@l.st
ITO LET-A three-story furnished mouse
good location: SO monthly two rooms reserved a.,
,e,s, nriVlte family ony. ADDRESS ECONOMY. Tr1b-
uus 4 ptOwn Office. No. i.2"H kloaO"aN.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NV YORK CITY.

,.oa.,ek at 900 II Jacob st, to Wiliaus@ eEoo
@5xS1 %. Henry NJ Bower 70 II Doom
2dsve oi s5thst 2oxS7i Mary 9h"'A 1"1 1900
band to John TIE" ers ii,, l. DeWtC
lOrSRsI Z45 II " Q; dave 2o1loolli De"' $500
N iuslow samuel A Lewis zoo D. rs,nea /
Both st, .,0it Of 9ln,a'e' -'A'V''O' I'm. 1900
schuylers sOO IT " Of 9 St 1sOo
l2stlst 3sot " OF s$aa'e' l'A''Ii - - - 1900
referee Joseph spears - e, - ,Rxlt05
x5SxIoos LOUISA cornell and hos'anu 10 Jun" 1880
llthsve, zos 4 4oi tsa't 70 iesns 1920
I'd ave loglg so lS''h ST. 300
o. vii iave So1lVV. 1n"4AoS@N 6aO
Rrews,er aud wife to HOsauna McN Anl'y 49,
lCth.st n E. 52j Of 5trAve @9Ay- ana i1 snN,c n
s4ih-,t. 235 10 OF 6ihavo .. A0".i'. E "
Isrmaudc o BaHche q I.arina"ue
cr,nI' jou2 100; also No a. iehA,st 50
"a OliVe-f also 300 blAnI-st ~,
T<sker y "a vile 10 Mary j. Woo'fuh aH" soo
another Is interest . -,i ~ t,atricE
Leginsionaye T. 20 ,.. IL r.c $500
1871 - T. OF I'M Nc ,ia11 and snoSher 5000
c1irfos.avr q sJU II " Of @dst 10 " AaIu,seo,
5OI2l9 Christopher Il heyno'' anu N.is " 1900
1otb ave " - - II OF lOSd-st. 90 Aallu OK lily
xi0J.l ~ the &ut~a LIE ms u" ID ON"i-' a. 1880
,oeGbst " 5 2S5 II e Of 3G-ave, xiCo.ll spencer
tanning O JOIN II Deauc auf anot .------.---.
1Osrh.sl Oh 81 ave, 1ONt uili spencer n
llAs $ So IL Si 4s ~ I9,n + Desos $500
RECORDED LEASES.
King Constantine TO VIM i Demarest, : = SIstsI
- il " OF 6thave 0oXi2- 4xiIreEuiaI 4oHeUlS' ZOO
Mot II and another TO August koehler No 1oS OK
S-h ave . ears Ieut
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nouses ano Rooms Uanteo.

VXYANTED-Seven or eight nice rooms,
w either floor part OF house part o. city
near elevated road locality; rent must be moderate
Address Il. W. c., Box Is, Tribune once
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Cost ano founa.

nANK BOOK LOST.-Bauk Book No.
ID Bowsy say.ss saos ' s: s e. rn1
sa1s IN day August lse0. Appa>49a GIN DC ~<
"a me Banx fog nav book
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isip Wante6.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK rRIBuNk WILL BE RECEIVED AT r, az
on SJs> Twenty thifist- COT n-s1ass'.s
No o. East Fomteenthst eornes n. ." ~ seiEx
$50 ihird.ave cor fOrLy -seyenth-sLa al Ne hAhbha
1gtICE No 2.1s Thrd-aye.. cor, Osr- nunSi saar
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NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIyI-

I'll RAIL LINE for Peitn AmbOy. south Amboy Mat
Hazle Mdaetowu, Red Bank, Little liver,
Brancnport LOug Br n"h. klberon, Deal Beach, Ocean
Grove ,burv Park Ocean Beach ~pIing Lase. sea Girt,
point ric~ssnt Toms iiv T Barregat Atlantic CITY. etc
ave foot Of Lbery-st, at 54o A5, - llio
I'm 4 g.. ST D.
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xSTANTED-AGENTs.

kNANIED-AUENIN
For life O. Gen Garfield written NJ his home ~ rs ~
eeptoI amt lifelong trend, Hon A :: InaIo n s.hsr
o' sats Tor life OF Gen HsncOct including the Ls
t,,,ss, H Enrlsh B0th bo)xs BEAUTIFULLY .lusrs,ea
-as-ac,n. hooks aie now reauy. Address '" W. "AA1
iAMs I44 snpeIior-st, CisVeahsl Vh'o.
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q. 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; rs 10
- Il TO George and return Tickets good ior ,ns
sIRIToGA and CITY OF TROY leave DAILY 's na sp
sS,nrdayl AZ o. Pier No. 40 lnr wSo All Nottn
Isiyer foot LEROY st.. connecting AZ Troy VII. meinns
train, Tor SARATOGA and LII khsohIs ohIh 5sa'e
Court st. Brooklyn.
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6ffamboats auo Railroads.

ALBANY DAY BOATS.-C. VIBBARD and
e Ah t1 an S p =" S e1'GPfS aTs
at M landing NyaeE Ferry West Point Nsw sadS
Psssensers Ending at West Point SewOarg e
The 2:io D. irain Ulster and Delaware Rall-osa
d sod on On S RIVER Rd resyd for
=; speciai trans u an T. ON Saratoga
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FerIy station in New.YOrx. foot Of LibeTty.st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn foot OF Fuit0nst. JeweiPs
Commencing June u. 1sso-Leavo New.YOrk, foot of
%lST i6s3G1 Bst hsn o Wind Gap %snh
Easton Bethlehem Mauch Chunk Tamaqr-, etc.
Aep,own a p@ Harr.bnrg nancR Chunk
Danvle wiamsport ramaaua, Drifton. NantcOke Upper
lo;soa m Fur scmervine. Pennington etc:
l. p m-For Flemngton Easton Allentown Reading
HsT1s, urt Maae9 nEnE etc pt,snsr, Wind Ga,
Mauch ChuDE Tamaqua DIifton WilSesbarre. Scranton
S9o p m.-For schoooy's Mountain High Bridge Branch
1:i5 D. m For someryille Flemingtou etc.
$50 Nor Eason Del Lack X ana west R r. Allen
'ow9 heIanF as,op MA"ei o"nA etc
For Elizabei6-Ai 30 e15. Gas, 7:l5 745 s, $50
q.3U 1880 lO45 lilo 1l:4j 12:45 l. 1890 9 300 ).
$3.50. si5 s5 4:30 49, O. bio, 5I9 5t6 8, d:l5 63
SaS anag tT 2an. ave. AM M Tor Brook
town n ' rii.barg an a' the Vest
For NewaIk-At 5:4o 6'i2 a. 10 t2, zig ~ si9'
6t5 o I5 81 80 . 4 1912 ,,d Ia !, . y m
Boat Of The BROOKLYN and Erie AnneS make connections
a. jersey CIV station TO ana rom br'oSvn ana Efe Depo
NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIyI-
III RAIL LINE for Peftn AmbOy south Amboy Mat
avian Mldaletown Bank Little silver,
Branchport. Br n"h EberOn, Deal Beach, Ocean
Grow, ,burv Park Beach ~pItlg Lase. sea Glrt
point re~ssnt Toms fuv Barre~af Atlantic Clv. etc
Lave foot Of Lbefyst, at $40, 45. - llio
a. m. l}t, 3:3 4 5l5, q p IN
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of Liberty 81 for Freehold at 74s. lli5
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY nUU For His =. L"l"yue reiptlEnI
II pnlonth Beach Atau icye Long Branch, ocean Grove
Asbrry Park r. Point Pleasant Toms RIVER bdIho
Leave New York foot Liberty st. T. $40, 1915 M, ll0
3:45. m.
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AND NETWORK RAILWAY
! 2i Nv Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ - III '''..lIV7
n pnIonth Beach Auau icyle Long Branch ocean Grove
Asbrr, Park r.. POINT Pleasant Toms RIVER, barhe
got vine. amt. ATLANTIC CRY. etc ., - 10
Leave York Liberty o. 9:2O lO:io m'' IIu
3:45. . y m.
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A wsu Newburg Poughkeepsie kondout aud Kingston
landing at Milton New amburg snd Hyue PaK
leaves loot OF VEsTRYSr $40 aud ~ rHSE at $50 ?.
m 1sundays exceptedL Connection PougIAeePse with
evening tram On n r. r. for North and West Baggage
nv ernress we'd at 81.
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REAL ESTATE. !.

Nrw.YoRK "Wednesday, July z, 1850
The following sales were held at the tx
change salesroom to-day
By Huoa ~ ocme.
sstory and basement brick dwelhng Win IL" ssS
soS 4 enrv 239 1T OF Cinon-s~ io' 3' 40 400
loo 1homas BRADY -----.'-'''-- '''----''''' w.
Bv scott Mvers
, o,. ,-,r,e stoble with plot OF land. VS. ~ N,cn-
eiassvc 5ll H. Of lSstn ,1; PS' oi $500
ss Richard '. Harnen
iIosws ClsremO5.saye $40 IT OF l.za-s i-' 5000
Nv Ynrk tlty central Underground railway rsn.
81 wav commencing in the Srsnd circle = SUi
NJ Cen raj Park running pOrtherlf along the bos-
ievsra nhsissH-st TO hn1sgn r'el 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
POLAND SPhlNG flOUSE.-h
pro rtattrs Houtn Poland Me.

III popular resort on aconnt Of DC superior m.r
Tho Wafer klincv aud vtber
.o beaRy and nealth ulDess OF loea
uequa ed 10 all seeking esi ard hsalth
Pnr rattlsulsr. above. To u. hU1tHlNsON,
agent or tue Spring WAFER BarcaysL, NewNo ora