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RsaL Gstais.
FOR SAIE

FOR SALE. fffNA HOUSE on Humphrey street, 10 rooms, suit :ii able for two families; gas, water, and sewer ma2 f ..-...zz-.. loi GREENE STREET
 For Saie Low fssA AND on easy terms three two-family houses, Hiil one near Winchester Armory, $2, TOO; near rE.H corner of Whalley avenue and Orchard, 13 hn- shed rooms, modern Improvements, $500; one in Far Haven, near school, church and horse cars, rooms g. 800 Also nice building lot in good Ioca- m2 Ct 1O7 Whal1ey aSeniie
 FOR RENT,
 iA aeysn; Apply at ofhce of
 TO RENT.
 MA THE house No. IF Olive street. lately 6ccii7 1lH rooms; Rent ss5 per month Possession inn %ai Apply ooe No 10 SSh RoadIey Pha Bndine
 FOR SALE, %e@ Family Liquor Store and Saloon at the cof- Mill ner of Whalley avenue and Spsfry street. h. 75s h 1O1 wHALLEY AVENUE
 WE HAVE &A No. Property and men that want $45, eco cent Those having money to loan at that rete pte in that shape can hear of hrst-class investment fe28 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE. hAA THE Brick House and Lot Mo- 124 High iiH street. The house contains 12 rooms, is fur kz.g nished with range. furnace gas and city wa ter, and is conveniently located the principal churches the colleges and the business center In- luire of R. E. RICE f12 eodn 125 High Street.
 FOR RENT. &aA DWELLING House and Barn 216 Lombard s.a street; house contains Il rooms; modern EsV veniences; heated by steam Inquire of Il
 GEORGE N. BATES, m1 3teod' 266 Ferry Street.
 FOR SALE, dhkkAA ONE OF THE BEST FARMS located in New | ;iH Haven county. will exchange for desirably | @.I located dwelling from Se, 900 to $6,00o.
 Geo. A. IsbelI, Omce, State st., cor. Elm, Todd's Block. f26
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aleu sarea naitg aae1orniag goatnal aad Gonrier

miles day during the contest. At 12 o'clock the score was: Panchot 327 miles, Sullivan 317, Krohne 300, Curran 28O, Campana 269,, Lacouse 264.
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Perfect Comfort Guaranteed
 TO ALL4WHO WEAR The st Eighmie Patent Shirt.''
 The Best in the World.
 Only to be had in this city of
 IT. P. Merwin, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW HAVEN, Office tat residence, No. 28 College Street. Postal Ordars promptly hIled. ma2
 Family Soap \ N boxes Of 30 and 70 pounds each This soap is made under our own brand by one Of the best makers in the country, and ia equal to any made i; the price is very low. D. E. HALL SON. $ : m1
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NOTICE.

We take pleasure in advising customers that we are now prepared receive orders through the Dis trict Telephone for goods in our line which VIII bs delivered to any part of the city with
 We carry at all times large and carefully selected stock of House Furnishing Wooden Ware, Brushes, Brooms Baskets, Mats, Matches, Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweepers, etc., etc.
 Fine Feather Busters speciality.
 Also an assortment of Shovels, Spades, Hoes, spa ding Forks Garden Rakes Reels and Lines Trowels, Wheelbarrows and all other staple Gardening Tools
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Sweet RenNse.

w 777
 AM having wonderful success with this brand of N cigars. The reason why can retail them at box price is because manufacture these cigars myself the premises, and my expenses low. have not to pay any high rent and therefore 1t matters little difference to me how dispose of my goods, long as get the cash for them. Eight Sweet Repose Cf- gars for % cents By giving the above of gars for so low price induces the to and buy their cigars me- and by doing they 60 per cent warrant every cigar Havana nlled and guarantee satisfaction to everybody Price $500 per hundred,
 A. NEPEL, Manufacturer.
 mo f. A1o st.ka Az vaav f,o,.rt
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 STEADY young or middle aged man as partner CA Tn light manufacturing cash business paving loo per cent profit small capital required; rare chance for man that can commence work imniedi- ately. Apply at 337 CHAPEL STRFFT uaa3 ltE p-Ss,s
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Max Ternp si Min. Tenn. 22; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow {inches and 100ths), .04; Max velocity of wind, 20 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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VOL. xI4IX.
TNants.
WANTED
WANTNn

\ ADiES to learn to make Artificial Flowers some A thing new. For particulars inquire at
 ma3 It. 337 CHAPFI, GTREErp T,~,,x,,
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WANTRn

WANTED, A CAPABLE girl for waitress and chambermaid :: "A must have city references. Apply at mas 1t@ I36 CHAPEL STREET
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ARRIvED-MARCH 2. Sch Lillian May Petipaw, Ponce, molasses to G Stoddard Go. Sch James Phelps Rockwell. Va. oysters to Fair Ha- ven. Sch Carrie Webb. New York, iron to N Y. N H H RR.
 CLEARED. Sch Minnehaha, New York.
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STTUATTON wANTED
WANTEn

DY neat, tidy American girl in neat family of a 1B or adults, or where there is light housework one that is capable and would like to be one of the Iain1iy good references given. Call at address
 mas 1t* I26 PARK STREET
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}A Whole part of a House; modern conven-
 ii5 fences centrally located for family of three AsI persons. Address O. R. J., 0Iaf1rc cbafraa
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WANTED

Rf young man of hrst-class ability, position as D cashier, collector or bank messenger, or in some store or oh1ce. Address 0. W. PERKINS,
 ms 6t- N New Haven. Conn.
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EnR RENT

hfAA THE four story brick block House No. 168
 H Temple street. heated by steam, for rent at $38 iIN per month. H. Fl. BUNNELL. n3 ff 2lR ChaIaI SfraAt.
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WANTEn

CoRsET sTTTcHERs 50 experienced straight 0 sttchers and closers. Also, if desired work sent to the house and called for.
 s. ROSENBLUTH CO.,,
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SITUATION WANTED. ID & respectable girl to do general housework in D small private family Good city reference Apply at 194 WALLACE STREET ma
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WANTED. ROYS wanted Apply to MUNSON & CO, 1I mhS 2t Rear of Court street.
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Srrr0HERs
 ATLANTIC CORSET WORKS mh3 2t FACTORY STREET
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 BIRTHS.

 TERRELL-In Ansonia, Feb. 22, daughter to Eugene Terrell.
 MARRIAGES. SHELTON-wATSON-InB Bridgeport, March 1st, by the Rev. H. N. Powers, at the residence of the brides parents, MT. John C. shelton to Miss Jennie E. Watson, both of Bridgeport -PREsCOTT-In Bridgeport, March 1st by Rev. M. H. Pogson. Mir Walter Lewis and Miss Amelia Prescott both of Bridgeport.
 DEATHS. BACKUS-In Norwich, Feb. 25. Joanna Rudd widow of Elijah J. Backus, aged 82 years. BLAKESLEE-In North Haven, March 2d, Gopher, in- fant son of Zerah and Eliza Blakeslee. COLLIGAN-In this city, March 1st, Ellen Carberry, wife of James Colligan, aged 47 years. DICKERMAN-In Mount Carmel. March list, Martha Dickerman, aged 64 years. ze
 MARINE LIST. S.8 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. 2&&
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lfsA HOUSE on Humphrey street, 10 rooms, suit
 iii able for two families; gas, water, and sewer M.l connection; will bs sold low. Address Box
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTEID, A GENTS to sell Spring Beds and other articles "A on instalments; good pay to good men; refer ences required. Inquire at ma2 If CENTER STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-13

SAN Francisco Oct. 12.--The leading ComstOcks
are being supported BY the Bonanza brokers, but
Transactions are light. Senator FAIR returns to Vr
gInia City tomorrow. when dealers expect more
active market. roo
TIp-Top declares dividend of 20 cents per share
Contention 70 cents and Northern Belle rs cents.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
cit y yesterday from the mines
The Horn Silver Company's bullion production
for September from two furnaces at Francklyn and
two at Frisco S3S tons lead, and 143 4S2 ounces
silver; gross value dead 500 per ton and silver
81 10 per ouncel S241 $50. The net earnings for
the month are estimated at over $4,000.
Cherokee superintendent reports cleanup Of over
81 900 gold from the first 100 tons of ore milled
from the new strike. The ore is free milling and
easily worked. The ledge is full and strong
Sonora Consolidated superintendent telegraphs
from Tucson, Ariz., October 6 Made new strike
in PuertictOs mine Tuesday, $50 feet below main
works Vein 3 feet wide; average assays 81 SO per
ton Orc from S5evel the last week milled $102
per ton. Mill doing good work. Shall make another
bullion shipment on 10TH"
Barcelona superintendent telegraphed October
10: i" Big ore-body lover level Dividend in sight.
Grading mill-site.0
The Inyo Consolidated Mining and Milling Com
pany has declared its fourth dividend of cents per
share and an extra dividend of like amount, both
payable October 49, The transfer books will close
on the l4th and reopen on the 10th.
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MINES AND MINING
WEDNESDAY. oct. 12--P. N.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 1T '''
The mining stock markets today were ao'' rr;ces
large business was done, but az rregu in noipt
III Leadvlc shares rather LED the marke. u ~
ne .n,iv,tr but generally were lower in prices
S CT ps declined to eli and Big 7 p's sents
,od OWN to 80 cents closing at. at silver ~ re Cliff
IRON Silver was steady at 1852 and n Moose at
atso5. large business was s done to Isio
100. Robinson Consolidated aa T mos in demand be-
Gold Stripe sold upto lio' az" vein Of ore in the
ns a aS Line. and held saq ye at eG sHd
800; and s'os sf;,inr stock was steady AT
s4sss ComsGk sdre e 10 and
and StesoI cents bid. The markets closed acu'0
and irregular. ,.;11 90 GOO 600 flor Sep
Ibe u sna, hnen dccl red by the Homestake MIN
s paysS at % We r anIS S lose
90 the 1otb. The Homestake dividends 10 date az
gregate 81, 100000.
y ,,,yryc SrOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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Glln Real gstalc FOR Sale.

A NEW LIST of houses for sale sent to any
"A address. H. >. CLARKSON d CO.. Finest, ana $50
6th-ave
DEEKMAN-ST., near GOd.-Five-stOry sub
stantia marble building or sale excellent Investment
rutland ~ WHITIsG, III Nassat-8L
NOR SALE. - The desirable three-stOTy
English basement house, l3i East 10th st. one door
east of AMI opposite the Murray lil tGsp'
terrain Church, the house contains nine and bathroom
and Kitchen size l-ONfG house in iar condition, ana
is very desirable for small family. Apply on pre- misses
40 EAST G3D-ST-Pcrfect gem of house
fD inad floors, fresr0c first class order, Fountain
builder; story high s0Op stone front, viii sell low
". II. Ora T., 5l2 Pne-st
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RECORDED REAL 5srACs rRAN5FSa&
xRwYORK CITY

2othst lot s NO r herman anu 1850
6thave YS1eyS OF 5ohS 2oO1lo lne nAyo. lGOC
West lth-st No 245, 2LlOx757; Maria II. Gbbonsto ,
l2sdn nd , % IT SSi 'h2te, 'oA'' " 1900
AveB, II cor 3dst 2i2xSt; Levi strauss and others
.mS 5,a31 ;aa,; ana wife to II Cohen :: 275o{
69th.st, l25 II OF 9th-ave 37JNlOOb; f. lAYlags
2daye to W q ist-ave lots 90 So 81 and S. look
200; Emma l.. OLSEN 20 Clara a. Cocks .....-....
03d FmaI n EAST l'A'o D. rhi and 1880
hadso' 10 sargarct Rro SS 25OC
el,1 s. S S93 fS To- OF P oohioO lOOO
Thomlsonst n g Prnce-st, 44No5.SNf49Neb.Io
s Strauss and others to J. Strauss
l29l Po T,ig soi '''e 'oh'oii '' 1879
l2s g Ss rob VI al ard Sir S MndeP siOC
MadiI21afS e Tsn nj i3o' d. 10000
il'lhsL s. l'o Heoi f'ha'e' LUX 1900
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autiion Ga!es of Real G5ialc.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

"A
EXECUTORS SALE or WHARF PROPERTY on
SOUTH-T.
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON will II at auction
on FRIDAY. october ~ at II o'clock, at the Exchange
Sale-roOIu. III Broadway. -- ....,.
Nv q der of ]. H. $40 rWELL, SURVIVING ENECU.
TOk Of the f.STA1 T. uf Lucy II. EDDY, DFC'Dt
The undivided mt crest Of the IN the valuable wharf
property out-t. extending r m wall Street Ferry TO
Mairnanc having frontage Of - feet inches, ~ when
UuyIIcd share o. ~ fect6 he's, or
nth of the whole ih' whole lost com
pIlses The pcrs Nor H. l. the half Of ~ and the bulk
heads The net annual nco ne % This share FOR The
' Mans AT once Of s2ct!oncers, Pinest 5000
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For L Il L. \ ION and pHII.A LEI. PHI A

For TRI.N TON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-YOTk from station G. X. r. OF Nj.
Philadelphia, Ninth and Green-sts ut 7i5 $780, lib
1880, 4, 4:3O 63O Z, IL On sunday at $40
$3.50, ~ .. m.
FOR Third and Berks-sts at $50 7i5, Ills m l:SO
4:3U $3.50 : p. nj. On Sunday at Sl5 a. III.
Trenton, $50 745 $780, HIS $780, 4, 430 $50,
Z, II p. m onSunday $40 a. M $50, II p; m.
Return trains leave Phlade pha for New-York:
From Plia. and Reading r. Ninth and Green.
ss 1870 go $780, IL l15, 3;i5 5:40 6:45 ~
ON Sund y at $40 o. m, $3.50 II p.
From Third and BE ksts at 500 s20 915 m, !, $40
j:2j 625 30 p. III. sunday at 7:45 m. 430 p.
From Trcnton-l:25 6:25 sO3, 9.0j, 1910 1l:4 m, q
Pol 426 t25, 7:20 D. Sundayl:25, 9:25 6l5
Connection Is made at Jersey City station and from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey City.
Tickets sale foot Lbery-st, Nos 239, 26l. 40l,
944 O57 1913 Broadway, and at the principal hotels
Nos. and Courtst and Annex Office JEWELS Wharf,
Brooklyn.
n y Transfer Company Dods Express, will call for and
check baggage hotel residence destination App-
be made at 9tt and 1928 Broadway 736 Sixth
ave, New.IOrk, and COurtsL; Brooklyn.
JOSEPH ;. HARRIS, III. p. BALDWIN,
Agent.
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Hlinrng.
sTIRR.GRoyR SILVER MINING CoMPANf,.
-- mug XnpR Sent 90 lSHl.

S'AhhoHo'h MN. YORK. sept Pc, 1851.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOGko,
L HOLDERS of the sTARR-GROVE SILVER MlnlNSsS
COMPANY for the ELECTION Of SEVEN TRo E W.,
will be held at the cOmpanys ofhce, NO ~, ciock
York. WEDNESDAY,, october 10, 1881, o. 10 ooio0A
noon. n .n1 reonen
o''o''i TTaoMAs L. CARPENTER Assistant Secretary.
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/ 4-story building with lot. No LAG Readest s. Il"
Of Greenwchst lot 25xG3 John Mnl ar1e, ~
3 similar buildings with lot Madisonst, fILIt "
OF James.st, lot 27.6A D John II. Cayanaugh.
4-story BRICK building with lot; No l33 w $50 ST.
e. 400 II W OF 6th-ave, lot 25XlOO.5; Iohn MulIane
l 4story brick building with lot No 1,4O1 2dave'
ws, 5l.1 IT W OF 73dst, lot 25.6x1OO; same buyer
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RAILROAD.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
L and after pctphrr3, ISL
r-.,u. AND UNTiTIE6 srHfrS NAIL ROUTE ;,o.,,,,,.
Trans leave NcwHork Via Desbrosses ana Cortlanh5
iarT9ars ps5"Tq tho west and So south WIT AZ, Pullman
Wnlamsport, Lock Haven "a m, $50 E. M; Cory and
e r1 centre 1 and the u Reson. 1O'' O
ton ETPTess Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
lOa NJ arrive washington p ~ e9naT al i:2Y Ih% oj'
and 10 p. N. and Il nieht 'l'
Express Tor baltimore. except SUNDAY, pm
For Atlantic city Tin at 'sp b a through
trains at Jersey CITY anordns speedy and direct transfer
ai0sa arrive From ritt'DarS lo4Qa. M j 1922 P @
anday $50 a. nj 90 oS{ and 1855 m PalaslPh5
SAG G5S o III ioo S soaH o o s 60 go 1913 S
il:iO a. m, $50 0:35 900 and lO.5Op III
TTO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OLD EST ABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE:
20 s sUNADAY 4HEE sfATI6 6 Is 81 PGILAbEG
DOUBLE rR AUX F FM2 n MoSF EQUIP
MENr AND Wifi T4H FAsTEaTT T gAFEr S?NsS
Express Trains leave NewYorK via Desbrossos and Cort
1;o 7S9' 5, $50 10 Limited, II a. m; l. 800 $40
cD s9 ana 10 ann M and ~ m a6d n@h ''V '
73Oa aud m running through via Trenton and Cam
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 945, 525
7! $50, > $50, and II a. IN Iimed Express l3O p MI l. 8
a. 'o2 ana P ~ on sH saS pbodcSSh ma va Cam
den M aud 800 daily except sunday ,,o.. On,
Ticket Offices b2b and 0ii Broadway Aston House ana
foot OF Desbr0sses and COrandtst COurst and Brook
Ign Annex station, fulton-st, Brooklyn Nos H.
ll6 and lis Hudson-s ohOken station Jersey City Emil
grant Ticket Once, Battcry. place.
Tho NewYOrk Transfer Company will call for ana CHECK
baggage from hOtolf aud residences
FRANK THOMSON j. H. WOOD
General Manager Genl Passr Agent
rENHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALL RAIL fTon Grand Central Depot
Thrce trains daily except Sunday 10 Boston, AZ
sQ5 NJ, paror cars attaohedl' and 10 p H. (With
palace sleeping carsJ
SUNDAY IL D. m. with palace sleeping cars.
Limited tickets 10 Boston tall rail) So
Tickets and parlor seats be obtained at Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue Windsor Hotels ticket onces anu ~ oranu
Central Depot
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3-stoIy brick buildings; 3story brick factory and
stable with lots Nos 2j4, 25B and 25a W.s2d;st,
SIS 176 IT Q OF 3thave lots 25x9s.3 each; Charles
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Bay route and sandy Hook 1920 a. d.
NJ for ast Long Branch, &c on sundays, $3.50 q. m
Via BIanchpOrt-FOr sandy Hook and Highlands g. Sis a.
m, IL 4, ), y. For Monmouth Beach and Seabrght
.. $40 q. m. I'm, $50 4, g. p m
VIA Rcd Bank-S:lJ q. III. for Lakewood, Toms River,
BaTnegat, &c. N. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations to Bay Side. p.
I'D for .akowOOd. Toms River, Banegat, &c.
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Broohlpn propcrlp for Sale an1 60 Get

7 $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
- acres land brooklyn ncIrt 80 lines hor,s-cart and
Immediate vicinity paved aui shwerol streets rutland
4 WHITING. IN Na-,lnn-
rINO LET.-3-story high stoDp, brown stone
1 go Csrlton.ave, near Prospect Park rutland 4
WHITING, l2l Nas-du-sL
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90 r)hom il mon Concern.

MIR. AUGUST BRANKMANN, from Cieyse
WI land Ohio missing from the Ao ANY, eos1 AI nes
sspnslipg Information OF him will receive rewArq ~
Teegrsph u the Superintendent Of fonceS
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1881.
Yesterday. To-day
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxE.l

The Tip Top Mining Company has declared a
dividend of 20 cents per share.
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Counlrp propcrlp for Sale auo 90 Eet.

4 CHEAP STOCK and Dary Farm for sale.
~ one ~ the best in Ltchdrd Coz MY, Conn "a miles
from depot 2gG productive s0 comfortable housc
three lag" barns abunda Of fruit, good ncighorhoo
schools enieuL For nud particulars Apply 10
rutland " WHlrlNG III Na7surt
4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
N County =. II. ami -. AMI y. -. ani Riiir,iit
hours from NewNOfk - hours from P0ugkeepNe hon'%
IL roou-, nearly COOL barn. stable ami oihct onDnl
IN and garcu wei ~toCaed win
fruits and abundant shade mountain scenery, pleasant
drives Desirable Tor permanent home or 81 inner residence
locality exceptionally hraithiu AM fayJnc with summer
bOlrdGrs. Address ". CRANDELI- AtucbuTy, v !.
A + ORANGE, y. j. (nelghborhood speciality
Kl-Propcrtv FOR saH AMI r,1t ~ eIei grei bar gHnt
EDWARD p. HAMILTON ~ Pines. y Y
NWICH.-AttTactivc modern residence.
" sIojns modern convenience nne order high ground
pleasant rel 81 bOrhOod. shore privilege Ou, $4,000.
ATWATEE, 81 Park Row.
MONTCLAIR. y. New house near depot
w rooms conveniently arranged thrco stories, Welt
built wide plZld- very rrry lot IJN-Jl ir't piico
$4,000. terms easy. Il. q. BOYD n6 Frankln-s', y v
ORANGE, y. J.-llOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS toilet ant 'D-fiif turl.st"i ani intrtft'L
BLACKWELL& SMITH. oppIulin station on1th y
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Rn Richard Z. Harnett.

3.story brick front building with lot No 131 Allen
81. W S, l50ft OF Rivngtonst lot 25xS76; Goo. N
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REAL ESTATE.


NEw-YoRK. "Wednesday. Oct. IL. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
6alesroom to-day:
By Louis Mesfer
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
5o1,r DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER a North River.
M connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted with
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 80 days2 so
w. w. EVERETT, President.
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
"a VIBBARD daily Sundays excepted leave Vesry st
Pier 500 and 22dst at m: brooklyn by Annex at
NIL land ing at Nyack Ferry, West Point Newburg Poug
keepsie, khinebeek Catskin and Hudson; Connect at
Hudson River Railroad tickets good this line Trp tick
cts TO West Point NewbuTg returning down boat 81
Last trip October 49, October Oh 49, Vs.
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baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.

Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
On ana after May ~ Passenger Trains leave from Pennsy
follows
$3.50 m.-Except Sunday. arrive Washington 4:25 D. m
Night Express leaves Washington 9l5 daily with Sleep
for Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati. at
reached
Up m.-Daiy line Washington arrive Cincinnati
$3.50 2, m Chicago 1850 q. M and ST. Louis $3.50 b. q
palace seepers through OCtncinnat and Chicago Entire
train runs through 10 Chicago
~ 00Midnight daily Seepers attached open for
gersaer 1890 D. Arrive at Camden station BALTIMORE
$50 a. Washington 1885 Day Express leaves Bat.
cinnat.
No other line makes faster the Trains
from the West at $40 m, $40 p m, and l040
Tickets sleeping called
way and at al the offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ station In New-YOrk foot OF Iiberty.st. Station In
Brooklyn, foot Of fultOn-st, JEWELS Wharf
Commencing Sept 20. 1881 Leave New.York:
0:30 a. m-tOr tlemngton Easton, Allentown, Reading,
Harrisburg, &c
7:l5 a. m.-For high ridge Branch Easton Allentown
Wlkesb9rTe, Wavery, &c
0 a. For Pennington High Bridge Branch Easton AL
cntown Beading, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, WiamspOrL
Tamaqua. DTiftOn, Scranton,
p n.-For Pennington, EastOn Allentown Reading Har
risbuTg, Mauch Chunk, PittstOn, &c
3:45 p. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Wind Gap, Mauch
4:3O p. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton Allentown
4:4j D. m.-FOr SOmervtle, Pennington, &c.
$50 D. m.-For EastOn, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg
Maucn Chunk. Wilkesbarre, &C.
trains leave at $40 IL fer Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at $3.50 for Easton Allen
town, Harrisburg and the West. 49,
Newark at ., 545 6;l5, 645 7l5 730 500, $780, o.
0.15 $40 1915, i045 11:15a I'm, l245 ll5 2 2:3O
0:i5, 1890 ll:ij. IL D. m.
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
TROY BOATS.

4 -CITIXENS' LINE. TROY BOATS.
~ NEW STEAMER SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave PIER Ma a. North River foot ~ Christophcrst.
Daily Except saturday. ~ m, connecting win early
Tor the North and West Sunday steamer touches AT
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6otels.
Cost ano foun0.

OST.-On or about 21st of May last. Cerl-
AGATE No 299 for 100 shares Wisconsin Centra Ill
raa Company stock, standing In name or Charles hss'
Co. ~ No ,or Nh ca,s of Halcarten a Co..
% Broadst, New-York
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Hllnlna.

ARTHUR +. WENDT, Mining Engineer, of
~ city, leaves for Tombstone Arizona this week
Professional engagements can be made by applying TO H.
Wal.st.
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For trains to local points see Time Tables at stations


AVs Leave az D. sl5, 1910 II 2 33O Z, 8, g. p.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, y. with through
| cars arriving at Atlantic City at G:j5 p. m.
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Gituatlons tl)anteo Males.

A GOOD. SMART BOY Q6l, residing with
n his narens position in wholesale house where he can
advance himself dry goods preferred Address '" H. A'o
West
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