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A TERRIBLE CHARGE.

CLINTON, H., March Jack Sweeney, q
man go or Gj years Of age, was arrested by
II. c. Henson, city marshal of Clinton, on
the sworn warrant Of Matthias Stewart, a
respectable laboriqg man of this city,
charging him with the diabolcal crime of
attempting rape upon Stewards little five
year.old daughter. Sweeney is a married
man, but recently left his ife,prefernng to
live alone He was lodged in jail to await
preliminary examination which will take
place tomorrow. The above facts are au-
thenticated by the mother of the child who
claims to have caught HIM in the very act
of the ticadish crime. Sweeney denies the
charge. The affair has created consiicra.
Die excitement in this city.
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DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
ments may be found in The BULLETIN.
DRY GOODS,
c. o. Pater q Co., Commercial avenue and Nine,
ttenth street
GROCERIES.
G.. d. williamson Co
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. j.. H. Marean; office 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS,
Dr. ". G. Jocelyn Eighth near Commercial
DR. Y W Whltock, 1870 Commercial avenue.
LIQUORS
Robt. smyth, No. % ohio leyec
INSURANCE,
II II Candec. No. 7oohlo lcyee Cup stairs
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Iwcilu ana
WIDOW. ald Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
aud Commercial avenue,
- DRUGGISTS wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
Geo r OHara, Eighteenth and Commercial
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, ~ and Commercial.
On, National, ohio .eyee
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three states
ICE.
John spry.,, corncr Twelfth and Lcyee.
BRACKET STORE.
E Ford Corner NIu,a aad Commercial
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AMERICAN MOTHERS.
New York Times

No woman under the sun, be they ciyiliz
ed or uncivllizcd, take maternity so hare
as our American women. Maternal dutic.
are, if fully and efficiently discharged, en-
crossing and onerous under the most favor
able circumstances, but they may be made
by over.conscicntiousness much more wist.
full and wearing than they need be, as i,
hourly evinced by the mothers Of thi,
country. The women Of any other nation
do not begin to be such slaves to their chill.
dren, and it is altogether desirable that this
slavery should be mitigated, if not abolish
cd. In the first place, 1t does the mothers
harm; secondly, it does the children no
good; 50 that it is waste Of force and al.
lection, and unproductive, besides, OF any
beneficial result.
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CALIFORNIA.
Boston Herald,

California is rich state, capable of enor-
nous production, 1t was unfortunately
cursed by monopolies in landholding, in
finance and in transportation. The new
constitution was an effort to right these
wrongs. 1t turns out that it alarms capital
and enterprise and stops the accumulation
Of property, The gamblers evade the laws
and grow rich but the workingmen are idle
and the deposits in the savings banks are
decreased. II is all laid at the door of the
Chinaman, who lives on next to nothing,
works at low wages and lays up money.
The fault is not with the Cinnamon, but
with the great monopolics, the impoverish-
ment of the people by stock gambling and
foolish legislation opposed to natural laws.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03

IAN OLD PHYSICIANS ADVICE, - Coughs
colds, asthma and other pulmonary altrc-
tions should BE- looked 70 and promptly
treated In time and thus all serious results
may be avoided, ard for this purpose we
know Of no better remedy than "Dr
Swaync', Compound Syrup Of Wild Cher.
ry." The first dose gives relief, and it is
sure to cure ;he wors, cold or cough in a
very short time Try % cent bottle and
be convinced, and you will thus avoid a
doctors bill, and most likely 4 serious spell
of sickness Price 2j cents and 81 per bot
tie, or six bottles IS. The large size is the
most economical, Prepared by DR. Swayne
& Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadel.
phia. Sold by all prominent druggists.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

ADJOURNMENT. WILL II OCCUR IL JUNE!
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Republi-
cans IN congress are beginning to show
signs of desire to have congress adjourn
before the Ord Of June, the day Of their
convention. They say it is necessary for
them to 90 home before attending the con-
vention, 1t is hardly expected by any one,
however, now that an adjournment will be
had before that date. 1t is predicted that
if congress sits until the Republican con-
vention, it will also be in session at the
time OF the Democratic convention, June %.
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FROM A Prominent DRUG HoUsE,-H.
II. Warner & Co.. Rochester, n. Y,--Dear
Sir;-It is now only three months since we
received your first shipment Of Safe Rene
dies We have sold drugs in this place for
twenty years, and have never sold pro.
prietary medicine, that gives such univcr-
sal satisfaction as yours, especially your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and Safe Dia-
betes Cure.
We could mention many who have re-
ccivcd great benefit in cases of kidney diff
fcuties, asthma, rheumatism, diabetes,
Bright's disease, etc. Respectfully yours,
sisson & Fox, Alexandria Bay, n. \.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN

LIVERPOOL, March 2, p. M
Wheat Small business at lower prices,
Wheat lis q lis Sd; Spring, los 5d@
lis Cd; California, average los IDOLS cd
California club lis 1d@1ls "a. Corn
News sgd; Con.-Old-
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOPHOSPHlTES

speedily and permanently cure. Congestion OF the
Lungs. Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION, Neryou- Pr0stra-
ton SAu:tness OF Breath, PGlpitaton Of the Heart,
Trembling Of the Hands and Limbs, Physical and
Mental Depression, Loss Of Appetite, Loss Of En-
ergy, Los- OF Memory. II will rapidly improve the
weakened functions and organs Of the body, which
depend for health upon voluntary, semi.y0untary
and involuntary neryou. action ltacts with Ngor
ccn,ltncss and subtlety owing TO the exquisite har
mouy Of is ingredients, akin TO pure blood Itself
It's taste is pleasant, and it, elects permanent
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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DENVER MINE INVESTMENT COM
pANY

This company is organized to exist twcn-
ty years, with capital OF 10000 shares, at
- each.
1t proposes to buy and develop mining
claims in Lcadyillc and its immediate vi
cinity.
ITS OFFICERS ARE:
J. A. Mccain. president; +. {. Avery.
vicr.nrcsido,t A Avarv secro+orv and
....,
"."'"''''
Inc president ana vlce-prcsident are resi-
dents and real estate owners of Denver.
Mr., A. Avery. fine secretary
orI ,,oo,rro. !, .no nor l.a,,,,
anu "V''O'e'' t"' We" Nuo""
glove manufacturer OF Fifteenth street,
Denver.
Previous 70 his locating in Denver l.,
,.o. ,o.,,,,. on,.,,,1 :. o.T,o. .L.:.
:" INp',''7 vac ~"
efaI resources OF Ioiorado ana New
Mexico, and the company relies largely on
his experience in selecting nronerties for in.
vos,mort
r.. &C., 90,
me INNING u''F'cI Oh wA'ch Leao'i'!e
Is the centre, has large body Of ore IN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03
NEW SERIES---NO. 215.

APHoNIA CuRED,-FELLow's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYporHosPuITEs.-Aphonia or
loss Of voice, is remedied in a short time,
no matter whether the cause be from in.
dammation of the lining membrane, from
cold, or from nervous arrangement.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, March ., l2;l0 P. M
Wheat quiet No. . Chicago,
81 43O$l 46; No. Milwaukee, 81 AZ
al Az; Red Winter, 81 45@1 81; No,
Q Red Winter, 81 so No. . Amber, 81 as
Corn Qlict--No. ., ssh.
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OFFICERS:
WILLIAM STRATTUN. PRESIDENT.
EuARD OLE MANAGERS.

J.J. GORDON. Physician .., .,... .,.. Cairo,
Mr. \, Z. TAYLOR, superintendent OF
schools Alexander COUutyu..........
j. A. GOLD~ilNE. of Goid-,iuc y Ros
euWatar, Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
IN Staple eal Fancy Dry Good, nm.
\. b, IHlsW.GWJuD, OF uiukle Il
Thi-tlywoga, Commission MrrClalts,
Cotton AMI Tobacco Factor. ...,....... "
), i. Az hEe, ol Ayrc- " Co., commits
sion Merchants Observation-Disclosures. "
THOMAS LEWIS, Iu-.r.u. Manager
ana Attorney ~ Law ,.....'r' ,.,.......
WI SDEAETuN OF STATION Bird
NlOlr.GIy GruCcrs .,...,,. ",...... D.
GEO NJ. ALDEN Commission Mer.
chant, - ONO observation-disclosures. "
JAS. > REAKDEN, Agent Mississippi
Val ey transportation Company ......... "
CuAS Il. SIT AIT, Wholesale and Ri
tail Dry Goods aud Notions .............. "
EDWARD 4. BUDEk Manufacturing
Icwlvc and Wholesale dealer IN Watch
maker : Tools and Materials .,....... "
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster \
Rice, Lumber Dealers ,.,..... ......,.' "
c. O. PATlER, [. o, Pa'ier Il Co,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants. ....... "
REV. BIZ. GEORGE, Pastor Presbyterian
j. {. WHi'f'E, iasaraace Ascnt',""... "
&. W. MCkE AIG, Postmaster. ........,
:, p. WHEELER, Attorney and Counsel
Mas. LOUISA F5ISiBAGK.."'."'.'".,. &"
OSCAR uAITu RI, Wholesale aud
Retail Boots shoes anl Dry Goods %.
4. J. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
Proprietor Observation-Disclosures. ....
WILLIAM KLUGE, General Merch DISC
r. G.. SCHuH, Wholesale Gnd Retail
Druggist. ....... ......''.;..,,,
1T RENNlE, Foundry ami Machinist- "
ALBERT LEWlS.................;. ..'.....', "
Mis-. l.. 4. HOWARD. Boarding House.
W. L, PITCHER, Insurance Agent ......,
\. HALEY, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and
Hardware ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...''..'
L, W GREEN, Green, Wood Il Bennett
MlliCf~... ....,.s.ss.....4s.ss'.'s
II f. POTTER, Editor and Publisher
Argus-journal Mound CITY,
NRs. =. A. ..........."....Vllla Ridge,
A. J, FRENCH, Farmer ......t..Blrd Point,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03
CmcAGo. March .. 2:3O m.

Whcat-March, 81 2519; April, 81 952.
Pork-March,S11 7715; April, $l1 OK.
Corn-April, 80; March, 3G55@H; May,
H@H15.
Oats-May, 3j35; April, BIZ March,
81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03

CHICAGO, March ., 1000 A. NJ
Wheat March, 81 esq; April, 81 26
May, 81 212I.
Pork-M arch,s So; April,s19 OK.
Oats -3j12,
Corn-May, Az; March, 3G2l; April
375.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03

healthy manner, while the formation OF tubercle Is
retarded The rapidity with which patients take
on flesh while under the influence of the Syrup, Of
itself indicates that no other preparation can be
better adapted 10 help and nourish the constitution,
and hence be more efGcious IN all depression OF
spirits shaking or trembling of the hands or body,
cough shOrtness Of breath or Consumptiye habit.
rhe nerves and muscles become strengthened and
the blood purified.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City OthcrrS.

Clty OlHt'IN'
N,yor.-N y TAlst,swood'
yrr,.gr--EGWard Dclyuia
t..rk-Denu.- J, Foley.
CoWr.,pr WIN b Gilbert
Nar.hal-J.C LaAge ....
A,,n-ury-W!l an Hendricks.
BOARD % AapEGNLS.
First W.rI-N 4. Aow.e, u w,os.
ssconI Warl-Day.t T. L.aega' {. h "oO1.
~ To,,, w.,l-w ? Wright. Esaer' Smiia.
~. W,rl- casrle- q paNey. James hyass'ot
F1Gb W.fd- ". Halliday, E5-e-' b. Fe''''
County Officers,
C,,rll, JUDGED. J. Baker.
C.-rgit C'aih-l 4. Reeve.
Cyuu,y Iulse-R. :. los-m
County C.e,k-s ] HGmm
Coauty At,o-u,y-W C. Nt'tr}
C0~1,y Treasurer Milo, ". Parser
sh.ri8-'oLl NDlge-.
C1r,urr-E F.'zgs-a.-. 90. ,...,... I
u G..5.. >aw.y. b-.t}
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THE NAILS.

,.,rxvEAL DELIVERY open ''SJ a. u; closes
I 6.3Jpm; SUNDAY; tos o H.
Money order Department open at ; a m closes
~ -o5 ~ EXPRESS Male via Illinois. Central and
yt.i.,-,oi Cea.gAl Railroads close at ltH y. n; -
Gsi-, KID Poplar Blgd Taro1Gh and way NAL
,y., ~ Ma illinois Central, Cairo, and Vim.
r.',,!- .pG Ml...ssippi Central Railroads close AZ
'wt ~ W.. T.. Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at :
A. EL,..,.-d Evansville River Route closes al $3.50
. N. c2,y except tHaa,l
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II. w. SNIrHEIeS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
through Express leave. C4i.g........... ..tjarl.
Tsrol-a Express arrives ~ Z, - Louis coop.
Through EEpr",. leave. =. = Louis. 900 An.
Tago..l Express arrives 81 Calro.,...... t.!uP u.
Nlrplysh0ro sccpmmoda'iyuiriy-- Cairo 900 3. u.
Ng'rlys5D-O Acc Gg.iy,sa NErgLw,1ysO -, pm.
MgrphysAo-o Acc. leaves Mg.pLy-norO . 5:tna. IN.
NlfPaysbJg9 acc arrives Al Cl';o.......li % II.
tn, Cairo & $ I.oVi. Raj Road = the only 81,
Raj Route between Cairo aud 3. Louis Under one
management. therefore tLy-a aye no delays a.
way station. awaiting CONNECTIONS f-an other lines.
C.o-g and sure connection. - -. Lyli. with other
lines f.. North, East and Wes,
IA NACGLE. l. JOHNSON.
A-eLi Genera. Manager
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03

BRowSs HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world.
Will most surely quicken the blood wheth-
er taken internally or applied externally
and thereby more certainly relieve pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alIeyhtor, aad it is warranted double
the strength OF any similar preparation.
It cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat. rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and Is the great rolieycr Of pain,
Browns Household Panacea' should be
IN every family 4 tcaspoontul Of the Pan.
acca N q tumber Of hot water (swcetencd
il prgferycdj, taken ut bed time, will break
up a cold % cts. 4 bottle,
uasr.uxna
MUCu SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed 70 other causes, is occasion
cd By worms. Browns Nermiiuge Comfts,
or Worm Lo2engcs, although etlectual IN
destroying worms can do no possible in
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found tc be abso
lutely sure In eradicating worms, SO hurtiul
to children. twenty-five cents a box.
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MEDICAL.
GENERAL EFFECTS OF
FELLOWS
F s9HSf SP Hypophosphites
Ut IS PERFECTLY SAFE, AND THE
TASTE PLEASANT"

THE Grst apparent effect Is to
l. increase the appetite. 1t as
sists digestion, and causes the
food to assimlIatc properly--thus
. the system Il nourishcd. ltalso,
by its tonic action on the digcs.
tive organs, induces more copious
and regular excavations. Its cf.
feet on the mucous mcmhrance ia
such that easy eXpectoration IL
produced; not only are the air
passages easily voided of the Sc.
cretion already deposited, but its
collection l. carried on IN o
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6tenmhnata AMI RaiIrnans.
RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
81 90 ZACH NAY BETwEEE n YORK A 5s BOSTON
Sa ana tss ss Sa S y .DSs o
T PI sng TYgs; nI9 sG RH4X
from f1er IS y. r. foot Of Mmray-st, $3.50 p m. =
srGSyS p M LEO ANY aNo at 30
76l n s6i, S27 9s7 BSoadwsy sPd e a BInSP9
IISE on THE PTER and board steaMsrI; Noe and
Boston at No 0d state Hqqe snd at Old Colony RsUg
GEO. L. CoNNoB. General Passenger Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station in New. YORK, foot OF L1be1ty.st. ,
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot Of Fut"n@ Je~eHs
COMMENCING October g. is7o.-Leave New.York foot Of
$50 a. M For Pennington Easrcn Bevidere. bethlehem
Bst, Allentown, MaRei Cnnnk. Tanaqna. Nahan"y CiIy
With Deiaware LacsaTanns a,d Western Railroad
n-FGr IIieh Bridge Branch SehooGy'S Mountain a
fburg and the Vest Maneh Chunk. nnaqua, Wn.esbarre
1850 a. n 45o p M For suameTynr and Femlns,Gn;
Cbnnk Tamaqua MahanSy Civ n asieton Iunkhannock
S5nT,,9 Prs SgTsnH a4, Eee e Columbia
p n'.-POr High BRIDGE Branch, schOoley's Mountain
Budds axe and Lake HoDatcoGg Easton Belviere Allen
town and Mauch Chunk. =. 49, e,...,.
E mir Re3diRs HARRISBURG and The west Connects at
Junction for Delaware LackaVmna aud Western hailruad
For ElzaDc,h@Gt% SIS, $50 c:t5 7l5 745 $50 st5
$50 Ij l. SIS 1870 49, O. 6l6 500. BIS. &, G;l5. 3d.
Z, 7:l5, 7:45 s3 9:iE. l0l5 ~ y e m m ,,o,,. roos
ara ntsF@esir $50 p. for FaFtOO' Alien
Fer SeTF 5ig Gl5 e. 7ls "a s ss 2 3s
G. $50, 7.l6. SID. 9:l5, II, II p. m.
Ftr ira local points TiGe Table at stations
Boats the BROOKLYN and Erie Annex make connections
at city station and from Br'okyn and Erie Depot
JC.sey tiiy.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVI-
1 SION.
l. ave NeN ork foot Of Liberty st for Red Bank Long
Grove, &c, at q. o:lj, li:I3 n lI3 SSI
(f.NI rrRsl T. 6;lJ p. -....,,.. a -, ,,,.. -
siaac connections tp ard from KEYPORr At NATAWAN
sTNIfON 10 and rom OCEANIC arc FAIR hAFEN aJ
RED Bi%k. 10 a.u from POINT PLEASANT at STA
l. REEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
COSSECTiOS.
foot Of Liberty 81 for FrteLOu NJ flo, lI:l1 H. NJ,
4. NIB J. IA. - . -. 90, ,r,,v,x,
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New-York fO0t Hberiy-~t. {. r. r. n y j.
t;i5 In-f"r tarInmsoale. lois liver BMn,Sa'' anu
Intermediate 4 ttO~s.
90 a IA, i0r Long branch. ocean Grove, &c.
II5p For 1crs RIVER. Vll,lard I'll stations 70 Biy
Slide An d FOR ATLANTIC CITY. ~
Y IN -Por Funhur7alc Toms River, BafhoSat Tucker
town X. n. and Pha' egiiEi.
i:lJ d. m tr Long BtinCi. $3.50
SINpANS-f0a'met rilg NAy 30 1871,
M - Long lFfnrh
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
y
nnI. ID HNNnK NOUTE.

unt' I'D BROOK ROUTE.
FOp rI.ESION AND PHILADELPHIA go
tr -fS,n cofnrf Smith and Green ss 10 o. 1l:l5
M. l: -. 80 1:l1, - j. m On suh'ay 4 "''' !" HI
tor -1i,"n corner Tnr Bers st at $50 o. lll5
. 49, . D. ~ On o5H I, ~ a, - + w. ~ -,th @ 1!l5a
49, u .,j t. $40, - y p m on sunday Of SD a. NJ
MINING ir,n, VIII rayr rldld,phi, Tor NV York:
lrt. s'.'n rhaIDrlnha aud EratF far"i'i ' si
mn 'uq &c 80. ~ ~ ~ ~.o NJ 80 p m
r.l min! ard tst-. nt 8. ~ do !t2 II a M l2'
3. t!., ' No. l,'-J Al ''0' "' . "'
hon, It.tun Wares AID Tucker ste 10 teA'ct NON
G: D.. F.. u. IN SUNDAY -. .: . IA, - y ~ -,
NIKE for .'I"a ~ 49,; Of IlltT, T. - ." =, - a.
;i'it -. a'lj Au.,l oio, J,f els WHAT I'"".h o..
sew - Transfer t'13ify ION 'H'."' W.! III 19
T i ~, b.. n .ie a ~ i'radwsy ara 7:6 SHAW
. 49, q, r. " ~ a.'s SDS rs a'' N
''''' w. H. i,LbVfN. DruerRi rss.'7l or \ cent
LOE BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
,ttk ana l'n.i"ac i:al,fgaa,ai ~ i Nh
t,ir o,,. tam 10y lnJ "'.c' route
%-FW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ riVtE BALBOA 'ncng h7y 10 lAon
m .ycs,.-n ad Totclu Tsjrre- :" Ro-h'Si"r -
A.i,'." Aon'rr y' S-r go VIZ M ni T, S ~,
can ana e"ena IS 'r'is. ana 'Li D. =, connection,
to- T. q, -ara. ,,,. .rr, fa.., aus I.rtasA
;o1 No. 49, =, uit a., tr.s daiv. vain Siae,ine Tor
~. en-. - r o" ru~' 20 ,rrt, "ni f"r Montreal eN
Ia. -' ~. - = III "a, ro. hester ani torn.
ml. Wee ,,n.,a r,tprg 'Irs 10 "eh''A h"e"Fsef a''
M D., i.grt f.>prss.. dan. win s!crTi's c4rsto sra
,.~ i'r,rr..,' An-1 J.. ~ E-'I'' q. '-"'' '''' |
,r. 3D. >..i. s,pr,,.~.,a .cp.nE 'ar' to Abanj AMI
g.t,. -ac ,, No, - am fl5 d. al.y. aaa t Vat
80: w. me- aa 1,s le.. NV" WV i5n
N AZ. ~. Gcn. sup {. d. MEtttH ""a ilsSr vt
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FxpcAs Trains NrW York. via DcsOrOsses AMI N"s-
isndt STREETS Fr,tteH, rs iOllOWs;. .,.o , AN
1:ii Nh GO La ttetll IL A. m l. d..iu. - N't
q. 80. $40, and 10 p NJ ana - nitm,11 , Mi, ~
Exrt.s Trans leave Sew YORK daily, exec NhuAl ~ ~
A. m, and p M running thrUlRh VIA Trenton ana IAN
Btis OF BROOKLYN connect with all thrOuah usihs
AZ J.fgry ty, anOrng speedy anu direct hAhSe' Ioi
r. trui trans leave West Philadelphia l2nl go. 345
40 > 80 md II m Gmcd Express 1850 D. ~, y D.
= q ana 7:,O p. m. ELy. eXceDi Mun.sy, i;29 n M
On sunday T. o. 30. 3t3 4.2J H. $50 am Il y ~
Law Philadelphia, via (audri A. IN ana "oo p H. eA'
cert SuuCay. 90. -,-.- - ...o. tro,.a
tnt al rSlra,rs Cortlandt Sis; No COurtSt aud
iir otiy,, Annex Depot II FuiOnst. Br"hhn MOL
iii I'D aud Unison HUbO@cn; Depot jersey lily
tmigrsnt Ticket Oncc. No 3 Battery p1.e;, ,,,,vy
FRANK THOMSON L. =; ! AhaA ~ -,
GENERAL Manager. General passenger AGENT
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6lcamboats anO KalIroaOs.

ALBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS. corr
iar ;;:- ana ,la1il
ALBANY BOAT>-PEOrLE'S LINE, DEW
~ an. pt - WCdho$" Law" Fog so J.! '"i'" o.. a,
baI, t-ml,t MOAN t1,rrtri vita trMa, Nuf,L "rst
ar! f--t StafrTu.II.. s.G,ri % -.'f.'
". '.'N i.i.ti. 'r'-''. ~.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
10 Lave Nrw.Yori firm loo Of lee ros-ss ana ar amt
% M r., E ns.ns,n i t.. .oa . Glo2 .
an 18th lu nan cars from Iai rorr - Newark.
o'S .i asantton a51 snc vy Pa. ca,, f l
accuS9' iT in5a i rs5,sn g sai,n I, n
nat. - Loais md 70 'og l'' Ia" '..''' a. "'''.
i6ca p. Ia ,lir, Tor wa-h,n son TIE sonth nd Wes gi
Sleeper rom New fork To- u nl1r Ant " al ng"n
G,s Inuav, Lous ,o!uri ~ -butg. tc S,nn aud
sSnTS'' Ioas c1nH1s. arr at l Wiz frns
G Gon |nr,nr. llorla N,FOrtans ana De south
DI"aemsT Sew Yofs aud Al cte oaic loot OF Corilaa
10 Sd TRiP TIcKETs ~ kANsAs, NEBRASKA AND
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
/ Vii NEW ) !.i--l.N 50 t-fDE ..EsORl~.
Commena41 NOS NJ = ~ = tr'in' vii leave
'' %a H IL sc sI5. i,l5 g. IN 5. $50 ,prc.
S S Ez .tus w. X X sec a55n, Ie 10 1890
STEAMER ~ fo9T E9Ehy Gay. vIcavr
Fi,r :, y. T.: IiDery t. OK ONG EANCH II 9J
IL. A.. BALDWIN con. Pass gent
ENOR RONDOUT and KINGSI ON.-LandIng
NJ COzzens West Point cornwall, NcwOnrg Marlboro,
Milton POu gkeepde EFOpua COunet tng With Ulster anl
DrI1gat and Waikiki Valley iailpnds tgamhG4Is IA y Is
". HALDW - and THOMAS BRNELl leave DAILY ~ 1
'. N, Fler %: SoriA r or 100. a liar sc.r
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRAINS on ana after Nay 90 1880 will
leave drpoH. foot Of CprtlaYd and lcbU.a.ss+, ~
?. ami $50 p Ter tastOn, Bet chrn AllentpS
PC3aiuG, NauC Chunk WA 's14ire lON Huda WAY CRY.
uhac Geneva LyOnl BuG'io a.. tie West. Pullman sleep
lug coaches attacked Ia u.}u IA
Trans having at y. r. connect for all points
In NELauuY and Hail, tDu reld04a
r. b. BYINGTON. tjcht.ai Passenger Agent
ROBERT ~. Say RE. GOEcr.i superintendent.
Geseral Eastern Ofi,c corner hul ID and tGthDdt7
Q. n. CyMMINN- Agent.
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Real Gstate to Gfthange.

country residence OF
tern, me or four desirable DIOWnsOne Brookvn dWei
iincs fine location rented. HoIT, SON d. MESSENHEh'
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MANHATTAN BEACH, CONEY ISLAND,
VA by way Of Bay Ridge. Steamer d. y. AAWTIN. com
mcncing Nav H. leaves Pier l. H. H., foot whitehall
hourly at - minutes paai the hour frum 2j 72j
Direct comm cjlUuS WItI all tne elevated roads.
STAKIS'S EXCURSIONS.
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CEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MY.
Best most reasonable, hsalthul Family H0asei tnor'
onRhy renovated aad painted partly I.f1misned eRen
Iupe
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Gin propertn mant:0.

XYANTED.-An UNFINISHED house IN good
repair between 18th and S5thsts eas o. SaT Vu ~
bn,frDiture party DESTROYS Of renq shing
Ing Address with location ami price p Box 5632 T. u
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BockIrn prcpsrtn for Sale ano 60 Eet.
TO LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, 81
EFickssf: house and store 40 81 Nassau St; house
~ ftemsen.st GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clarkst, BrOoAyu
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Ram bupg ALL city country convenences unsurpassed
School church society anages; frequent dhuy ran
ROAD ana communications win sew OK III
one Of New Englands most beautiful and desirable clty
towus; situation very heatbfuL high: with commanding
yfeya Nothing superior Rent, wei furnished very mC
crate or sale low, on easy Terms 1914
A I Ill RrOaalMaV. y. Y.
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A SBURY PARK.-Ocean Grove-seasde cot
"A tages 10 let furnished unfurnished Address 3 b
liz ALI Park. n j.
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EAST TENNESSEE and NORTH CARO-
Il LIMA MINERAL and AGRICTLICR.Akk ai I.LSb -
TENRY 4. COLI'ON, Knoxville, Tenn. Sew-YOrk CITY
referencee frst-caSs given.