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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
Potato Cultivation,

The potato was discussed recently at
the Central New York Farmers Club.
The facts developed in the experience
of farmers present were that, though
soil and season unquestionably have
much to do with the favor Of potatoes,
the late potatoes retain their flavor
over Winter and into Spring better than
early sorts. Professor Roberts found
that under the same conditions, small
potatoes for seed gave the poorest re-
suit the middle part of large potatoes
next. the seed potatoes next, and the
stem end the best. A whole large po-
tato with single eye is the best posi-
BILE seed. More work is needed. but a
better crop secured by cultivating in
rows or drills, rather than in hills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23

There is no writer but may fail some
times in point Of wit; and it is no less
frequent that the auditors fail in point
Of judgment. What can be more RI
diculous than to labor to give men de-
light, when they labor more earnestly
ON their part to take offense'--to ex-
pose ones self voluntarily and frankly
TO all the dangers of that narrcx pas
sage Of Improbable fame which is de-
Tended by rude multiludcs Of the igno-
rant, and by armed troops OF tho ma
licious? II we do i'll, many discover it,
and all despise us. II we do well, but
few men find it out, and fewer enter
tain it kindly. II we commit errors,
there is no pardon; If we would dc
wonders, there would be but little
thanks, aud that ex'orted from unwil'
ling givers. Co,cleN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
The Cairo Prices Current
Office Washington Avenue,
lCornerTwelnh streetO

Tue CAlRo PRICES CURRENT 10 published every
Tuesday and Friday from the office OF The CAIRO
BULLETIN, and ia intended 10 give a true report OF
ne condition Of the market day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts that full and complete
quotations will be given by the business men Of the
CITY
TEkMS.-0nc Gem, 'rcopy On all orders Of
IS or more, of same date the subscribers name
will he printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received BY 10 o'clock A. M,
Oh day Oi publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
DlSCOY EllER or
LYDIA z. PsNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The PnsItIve Cura
For all Female Complaints.

This prcpsrauon' "a lts name msuuAos CONSISTS o'
,ssss Invalid Upon one trial tbs merits OF this Com
pound viii 30 recosnEed' A. relief Is immaculate sh'
when its useh coh'hnea' IN hlhe'! hle cas- IN nun
dred' .perInAhent cure ",.i ~
my. On account Oh Us proven n'e'lu' - ~
commanded anu pn~cr'peu o' 'ne O''' P"'''e'N"' ~
the country
VIII cure emireD IA" "or'' 'o'n' Oh iainas
OF the uterus LHucorfhnN' u'esula' N'l pNuu
henstruhtion, all ovarian Troubles IlliiinAuoh ana
,.ou.p, .uIpn weakness. and IL especially adapted 70
the Change Of Life 1t viii dissolve sna oiI' JUNIORS
,endeusy % cameron, humors there Il checked very
,p,adlly by itsusa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23

There are now 10000 Protestant
Christians in Mexico. The Presbyte-
rian Church began its work here in
1872, and now claims 1000 members.
The Methodist Episcopal Church sent
missionaries in 1878, and has now 337
members in full connection and 1878 on
probation. The Protestant Episcopal
Church has $500 members The first
introduction of the Bible into the coun-
try was by the soldiers and chaplains
of the United States army in 1917.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
Moro Comfortable,

Carrie was 6 years old aud quite q
model Of propriety; but one day she
shocked her mother by doing something
very much like ordinary naughty chill
dren.
"Why, Carried exclaimed Mrs. b.
chow could you do such thingP' ;. =,
"Othcr little girls do so'' replieu
Carrie. i.
"But that doesn't make 1t right, does
itp" asked Mrs, b.
NO." answered Carrie with deliber.
alton, "but II makes it q good deal
more conf able" Z
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23

Undoubtedly the use of anmsthetics
and lonics in many diseases simply
prolongs and softens the process of dy-
in0.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23

Clear head and voice easy breathing,
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and hear
ing, no cough, no distress There are con
ditions brought about in catarrh by the use
of Sandford's Radical Cure, Complete IF at
mcnt for ST.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
SPEClAL ASSES MENT NOTICE SPECIAL
- WARRANT NO t.

- WARRANT NO J.
Public notice il hereby given that the county
court of Alexander county has rendered Judgment
for special assessment upon property bcrcdtted
bv the following Improvement VIZ: The coh,truc
tion and reconetructlun OF sidewalks in blocks mum
90 Il, IL, g. a., 46, 81, A. u, 50, 81, 81, 3d.
g. 80, 10 % city of CmrO.
Blocks o, II, l5 IL Is, q, q, b. 2d 80 81 D. so
~, Is, So, 81 In the First addition 10 the city OF
Cairo, and block in The secund addition TO the city
Of Cairo "a will more fully appear from the certified
copy OF the Judgment on fc IN the Office of the
city clerk OF the city of Cairo that warrant for the
collection of such assessments is In The hands OF
the undersigned An persons Interested nrc here
by notified ta call md pay the amounts assessed at
the collectors Office At the Alexander County Bank
within thirty days OF the date hersof
THOMAS T. kERrII,
City Treasurer and EX.oilic0 City Collector.
Dated this 18th day OF August 1881,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
Investment Securities.

Savings Banks, Insurance Companies, Trustees
and Investors generally are invited 10 correspond
with us regarding bonds they may desire to buy
scll or cxcha 90.
Municipal Bonds Water Works Company
Loans, and desirable Railroad Securities vi
WAYS on hand. j, N LEWIS n CO., Bankers,
" Cedar 81, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

BOARD OF MANAGERS:
william Stratton, Of Stratton 4 Bird wAolssals
grocers; Paul &. Schulz, Wholesale and retail drug
cst; Hazen Leighton, commission merchant; JAS
S, McGahey lumber dealer. j. J. Gordon, phys-
ican; j. A. Goldstine, Of Goldstine & Roeenwater,
Wholesale and retail dry goods, etc; VIM. Y. Pitch
or, general agent; Henry b. Ellis, city printer and
book binder; Chesley nsynes, Cooper; Jno. c.
White, assistant secretary and SOLICITOR Albert
Lewis, dealer In hour and grain; r. Bross. .presi-
dent Alexander County Bank g.. W. Hendflcka,
contractor and builder; Cyrus Clote. genera
AGENT Thomas Lewis, secretary and ATTORNEY at
law; l.. =, Thomas, broom manu- fActlrer; w. II
Russell, contractor and builder; II, Rudd
agent q. ST. l.. On y. raiaoad, Moses Philli
pcnter; II. "A. Chumbley, contractor, Cairo, Ills.
Rev. J. spencer, clergyman, st Leuis, Mo, , q.
Bethune, circuit clerk, Mississippi county, Charles
ton, Mo-; ). II. Moore LAWYER, Commerce. Mo-;
d. SiIgletary physician Arlington, ny. J. W.
Tarry, physician. Fulton, Kv.; VIM. Ryan, farmer,
Murrv, XIV; A. Stcinbach, manufacturer Of sad
dlerv, Evansville, Ind Ike Anderson, secretary
To s,perintendent G. st. l.. ON o. railroad, Jack
son, Tenn; ]. s Robertson. physician, White
yille, Tenn Thomas A. Qsoorn harness MS.. maker,
tsing Agenc," Holly Springs, Mlss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
Sales and Quotations.

NoTE.-The Drices here given are Tor sales from
charged for broken lotsln filling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23
EUREKA, EUREKA,l
A SUBSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANIES.
WIDOWS 4 ORPHANS
Mutual AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized July Iith, 1877, Under the Laws
the state of Illinois. Copyrighted July
., 1877, Under Act Of Congress.
OFFICERS:

EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE
II, LEIGHTON, l.. b. THOMAS,
j. G. WHITE, W.. PITCHER,
! n McGAHEY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-23

LARD.

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GIcamtoai5 a!ta Raiiroa Is.
TROY rOkTS
CITIZENS LINE.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~ Note change IN ioeabon. NEW STEAMERS SARA
IOoA ana CRY OF IROY leave daily, except saturday
meeting with morning trains North and West sun
day steamer touches ALBANY
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
N DREW and ST JoIT leave Pier ~. North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI~Sr. WEEK DAY at 80.
n conn 'c;ine4t Albany tSaalay morning exoeaeD with
tickets Alban end 30 aays 80 81
w W. ~ EHErF, President.
/ LBANI DAY boats ALBANY and &.
" NiBBARDdaily fSuDtays eNcepten. leave NestryS.
Pier $50, and 22st at = tBra,klyn. by Annex
M iandinsa Nyack Ferry. Vest Point Nrsyhurg
kegSle ithaehec Catss ani I'm san Connect Rhiae
teck ny terry with The 2: tran the Ulster aud D
f~ais ~ r. e' iise Ii MOI NrAtNS g hudson
lilisiclit Lebanon al ALBANY North
ami West snf SPECIAL SARATOGA FNPRFEs Nsx.
OK Central AID Hudson River Il. L. tickets this
me TITO ttnke5 To West Point Durg returning
down boat a.
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Orcnl1 Giegllicrs
LINZ.

MoNARcH LINZ; ,,u.,u
sicialns Pay so Ferry Jersey City
Persian Ans.ia
age taken eastward veya rseplii s;ssr5go
Apply - F& STii Wilkins i9 Co Bovine Green
SA Aoa NAL Steaship C9m2anys linnes
SSnIN NE,WZAl Ia Np, AUSTRALIA CENTRAL aad
, Iro.i SSy, Yer5. f3r l5st Canalst. y. R.
CITY Ah 5ps sa ~ HSbs o. s Fa'e oo
fiSaeiaoo Ia and sTanna @iS
os cl ,,9 TOXIC ssls sz4iRbAY, A,tgust e2pmr
GGl9 OF W. era AZ 81 q IA
r., or on arrival of London mails nj san francisco
piy" once a %SS$'5 9E er ia RR COM
PED STAR LINE.
W. rs The spleaaid lirscias fupewere! st5iner
MD Ian & gy '"g Ny & a. y M M
saloons satoroans smoking and Da5 araishipa
Seeond cabin accommoi ation InexcelloL
S NaarSng c al lt ga G ao,, ieeS
second easla SO prepaid $50; excursion, 500
pEI& < Suns t,ea Msss 80 80 ,Soadway N Y
ROTTERDAM LINE.
No. steamers leave wATsoN5 STORES. BROOKLYN -
RqT r. E1 v WsanssseSy aug
isiaSn seos7o ID Ga6a, So EtSsra as %s5 steer
Sson Wiaasp riRG NIL ia npa e o. y se oga Wi
amst. Freight ACTS l. ". NORRIS Broaiway q. p A.
Nv HIT SiAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL Ma r STEAMERS
won, FOR llU fSISNS1 OWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CE-rhe steamers of this Line a1e tao Lane Route
1econmendciby Lieutenant Marry u s. ". both tlo
outward and loncwari
bAslIC Capt Saturday. July 80 7:30 a.
StE&&IMl.AANlc capt Kennedy saimday il $50
From THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
These Steamers unorn in size and usurpasset in ap
poiutments. rae Saopn StaterDDn smoking and Bath
rooms pacet nj tshDs where tue noiSe AMI notion ars
leasie aor ling OF comfort hitherto unlttinlbs
RArEs-Saioon so All SD, aetlrn tcSets favor.
abetsrns SJoerlsefrontho OLA Csaa5rE $50 From New
York slS
Thesestsaners AIRY neither etsda shssn nor Dig1
ForiusD scel Dt plans ihor nation at th3
Company's Ohces No 81 Broadway, Nav York
Ri. CORrLi. Asea-
G. /. BARTLETT tS Co, Agents, Boston.
EAkHlIF ~ CAfTliLL Agents. PhilSdelDhtL
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND oCEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALI. RAII. LINE.

LAKE Neutrality-suspicious. AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing june 27, special Express Train with
Parlor Cars viii leave Grand Central Depot ok
~ y, ~ H. ard IL. H. r. at 1898 daily Except sun
days. arriving NJ the White Aonnts carly In evening
Fortune tables rates. Apply 70 ricke, Agents "
n H. and II. X. H.. or
~ HEMPSrEAD. q. T. A.. iti-ave. and a2d-st. ~ Y.
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PASSESGEft TRAINS, and after May I'd 1881. will
dcpotS ~ cortlal ttali
Eau - ~ aust t5b Tor tsIon. Bethlehem. Allentown
i.tehulhg, MACH chunk Wilkssharre Towandl Wayery
ltasiou, Betllcien, Allentown
Nikesbaire and Pttston. Pullman
"o'p u - ifI :tvi 80 AL -. and "a
D. m c"niectipr ~ points In Mihanoy
gions r. H. BfiNGfON, q. r. Genera! Eastern Office
CoTtllnitst& q. H. CUMMINGS, Agent.
EW-lIANEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFiEID HoLYoKE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
&C. Steamers leave Pier 30 T.. Ri D. IN; (23dai r.,
o;l - M unHs excepted. and 1880 y. sun1ays IN
c!ne connecting witt ecai
WAY, y. \ AMI Codlt-st, Brooklyn Excursion New.
Haven and return, 81 80
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
ci6aNe iooth-st 900 Il and 4J5 d. M for Malopac,
Carmel BrowStcr stations 49, -
,trts - 81 Hiahopac. Carmel ana brewster leaves
Mahopac and why specials leave l55th-st b:55 n. ~
EAflD lRANslI TRAINS for Morris Dock, ford'iam
Heights KING Bridge and Van corila,dt
liGh BRIDGE SPECIALS Intervals
Ioconnect with trains leave So before
time OF departure IRON l5jtist
The Newly ork Transfer aud check baggage
from hotels and residences
see new schedules.
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albany DAY DOATS- ALBANY and G.
RALTMORE and ONO RAILROAD.


wa Phlla ,iclphia. Baltimore ami Washington.
VI III" iter MAY p pagseayce Trans pennsyt-
follows ~- ~
,e.@"t uatrceFt Snnlsy. arrive Washington An
I,lStl leaves " tshtngfou -
es "a" PittsouTg coiamtus cncianati Pssior
H-psity fat line ior Washu ,toa arrive cln,tnnh
T. d., 'hic ~ - 4 7. h.
- palace -cepers through to Cincinnati Chicly,
uain mus ihrrurh . G'hicsea.
l-;lh- Nlaglt daily Siesp
gi4 after ln@op Arrive ~ Camden station Baltimore
"''' 2 l W ishiuy0n I.N1 =. Ialti
N''''''' ~'-'''
no plsr hn, 1tkss tss,- tnn tho West Trains
N'tt e 81 n. VII m. anil 1910
ani 'e,ay herths secured aut hscrayc csed for
10 l'salnlttpn at Iomn1nys
'''''' '''''N'" S''
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
rcova N Ut thHNToA and PHILADELPHIA.
IiDerty-st ~ '''" e'"u'h u H. H. Oh ~ j. foot OF
r nntaepha Ninth and Groen.sts nj 7:45 $50 Ills
5:30 II .. M ' - - T. H. On Sihoay III ei@oa H. hi-
6fo ihre and Berfs ss at $50 7f5, l115 u l:3Of3o
";3p p IN ON sunday VI s:il a. M '
for Trenton Warren TucEersts 5:3o 7:f6 $50 l1l5
$50 ~ y. m. N' - 80 ~ II" NA 7'"i""s 0'f' a. N-'
tSrtutl trains leave Philadelphia New-Yorx:
rom stations Pha and Reading r. r. Nirfh and Green
On S"p, 60: 9:J III nj 10, $40. 5:i0 645 l2
~ liiTd ard erhssts at j:3o 500 915 m l. $40
- ~. ll'u IN. SUNDAY al M
ron Trenton, Warren Tucker-stS-l:25 G25 s:as
~ i 80 ll;S4 p m ,. 22 <:2G G:25. 7a9 .. sunday
connection is made mt Jeraev Stmion TO and from
brooklyn ana Erie Depot, Jersey
olt az '"r see =, loot Of iryst Nos 22o 2Gl 4ol,
~ ot, ,i,oZ3 BFnadwaN, asid nj The principal hotels
an Couttsi, msd Annex Once, JoTel.'s Wharf,
80 transfer COMPANY Dodds Express, win can and
Nfh bA gag" iIru het residence dasfiuatidn App.
catoncan he made and 1871 RraaIwav $50 Skin.
ave- New York, and Coursa Iroolvf All flese Offices
graph ~ ~ i0 INV A>"" i'A0'
JOSEPH s. HARRIS HIP BALDWIN
General Manager t;.n gsass ase,,t
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Gitn heal estate for Sale.
INVESTMENT properties paying ) per cent
Il net, on Beekman, William Nassau and Fulton-sts.
rutland 4 WHITING, l2l Nassaa-st
CTORE PROPERTY in Peck Slip for sale
- low rutland & WHITING, 12l Eassau-st.
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Gou,lirn llropertp ipaniso.

pLAINFlELD place wanted in exchange tor
Il Brooklyn lots. rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau-st-
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Gitn l1rcnerfp Wantea.

VNANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Cash
Wv country place aud clear city, will be
for nice piece of store property rutland WHIT
ING, 12l Nassau-st.
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FALL RIVER LINE.


Il FOR FAIL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best Tcntc n White NopHlps Nj pcsrrt
cpai clti iutul ,easIUtu
the provinces. The splendid
Bl.lnIoL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave New yors daily Sunday incluirl sO ~ ~ frpn
F,t *, " H. loot Of turrays aud drcci TO Fan
without stopping AZ Newport. Grand promenade
every evening - ne spell baut* aat 0rciestrs
To tt"sn siepers Long Nasr rIie fuii nights
morning trains - Rps0n short rail n De itinc
aqHartcrl
NEWPORT LINE.
ONLY DIRECT LINE NEWPORT. r. l.
The best routH - Nsrias Niacyara Nantucket Col
resorts aud ~ POINTS Old Colony Railroad. No ostOa
ueuon bs thShn Fares lower than by other rOute. Mag
hlhCcut
NEWPORT AID OLD COLONY
leave New hork csy (Suntays cXcctaSi) At On from
Jersey city, p.
Tickets aud slae.oons tnes secured
prnriIra b"to transfer and ticket Offices Office
Pier ~ and ou
List of on app,
cation -
90 Co.. BORDEN LOWELL. Agents.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
= sAToNlCani NAUGAruck nAfLROA DS-Steamers
leave Catisrtne slip At li;.lJ % Twenty thru
st. East River 3lJ IN. Faro lower lhanby any
EfOi. THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
Gonntrn sropersp for Safe ano Go Ge..

A Il ORANGE, n. j. (neighborhOod speciality
LhPropely for sale and rent all varieties great bargains
EDWARD p. HAMILTON. llo Priest, n Y.
CORNWALL, n. Y.-Farms, cottages, villas,
W mills. &c. for rent or sale JAN fsS q. ROE
TOR SALE.--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
90 ACRES ala ia high state OF cultivation beautifully
situated in the plclsateSt part OF the town OF Geneva
of land unerrained with tile AMI
uuctve, 40 bushels wheat apple
and orchard and of all kiads abundance
not expensive place 10 keep but is Sssus1 All
has not its of It's size in the state Geneva
surpassed OF its lake and scenery with
Apply 10 GEtRIT H. SMITH premises
Er0R SALE or EXCHANG E.--A desirable
residence with modern garden with iruits
vegetables, SC, carriage house, within hour OF City Hail.
York Brooklyn viii pay difference
TOP SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA, n.
u j. SO minutes from city via Central Railroad of New
Jersey minutes walk station p daily
several hrsciass dwellings, ttnig to twelve
besides bathroom. buffers al Kitchen pantrcs.
deep. 50 wide of Ia, healthy
sirabieiocaittesia the state taxes exit smely will s3i
al 81 the good parties aaly plrSI
iarsappiy 10 .. q. BENNETT. 100 Brolway
ORANGE, n. J.--HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS to LET and for sale. furnished aud unfurnsel
BLACKWELL &c SMITH opp main station Orange. NJ
ITO LET-Furnished, for three months,
country Residence At Tappan " Y; hour from cfiv;
AMI garden very healthy Apply ALrHOSS.
BERGMANN IL co, S26 Broadway.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
CONNECTING with Providence Worcester
The a nn al ya % leave on
TEA on Mondays. Wedneslays Frlaysat T. A. IRON
rthh ~ n s ,i DOT Of warlen.st HeT
pany. and at prin ;ipai 10 els AMI tcbet onnces.
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
Az M1nNIAinS landing o. Cozacns West Point, Corn.
connecting with Ulster Delaware md Waiiki Valley
Railroads steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W. Bald
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves as u ~
co"uc,iis "iti seci 1ran though the Catsi Mountains
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
co $Sh1SE cfi@Sr sSSS, \ sa ss,
cars VIII ie"Vo rensvvania Haroad Station Jersey City
rG sas WIFE I$SHsJ A. a;s
PULLMAN sleeping coach train goca through
White sulphur without change have The
s q eo. s the Of or
general onces % tlc company, Hagerstown Md.
,osvp, cHAs ,i E BATCH. General Passenger Agent
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
Sfp Nh pSIm and N EnsETA
oso oilf. fsee kR sogmne ~ e. 40
hSsY Trrtspi u gSston at A NJ FARE As LOW
Tickets for s,e IN principal ticket Offices staterooms
~ Ss, OF Woseotts Gypross Company at AsCr
Fifth AvsSas s o ana 1897 roadway and and
1. W. s1..tINs. denera Passenger Agent -
TNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON
Three es sr Wv, rSA draad Central Depot
Ssi ~ & F. m sparior ears attached aud lop with
t,s anays at ~ with palace sleeping Iiitei
iachd M tiaS lan leaves az r M wit. lar,or car. ~.
car soa c be- 81 Sssar 5 az r S a
windsor Hotel ticket oices ana at arani Central Deoot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

Brookinu ilropsrtn for Sale anh Go Get
THO LET.-$6O0 for 3-story high-stoop brown
a stone house 2oK42. lot 100 only tive minutes
Prospect Park and convenient to Coney Island and all the
tcTifes by horse-cars-
rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
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{ 1EtNsI.,RAL RAIIRoAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Hrooi IN New. York. Iibertyst Station in
on@eho SGss g i as:as 81. AZ; Iewo's Wharf
Fs sas. q a'' i5s as f2e,,
:, 7;4oa mEor cheeleys 40 rntaa ,Iza Bride Branch
WaY,Jn western r. H. Easten, Aont5wn, Wilxesbarrs
Bysa l9 -a Flsmingtoa. schooleys Mountain High
ManSh t6 faeh, ,iIastoa AHcntown ReaAng IIsis5lrg
Upper Lelliyb Scranton. ste. 'O'' -'AN'''"''
r5@Fs Maue asf Psf tSa etc allentown headns Bar
Chunk ia n9r ,lle,lns9n I}ssten Wind Gap Mauca
Easf" !. p sceieys Mountain iish Bridge Branch
az i:a3p p na-Hor sonsryille, Flesnin ~.cn &C
Read aarrsar s mauc cn AK ~ r. Aent0~n
and Amy .lsns leave at 3'i ~ for Brook
town Harrisburg and the wes, "op H. Ion Easton Allen
e a. l6a5 S ii si nc ci3 19 I go 500 $50
si Ia ~ 1i % 58O 5:l5 g. 6l5, 6,3o T. 1890 sl5, D
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
n Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Red BANK NH r LINZ for Perth Am9oy south Ameoy
ESQ 7S oa9' 7'45 lo:3oa 10 $3.50, d, 4:so 5:So
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
FOR ATT TTHIIRt2qGH LoW NSa = FhiEs
rare from NcwYork One IS % Eoand TIP "a So
f'REElIoLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
$40 pgp ~ ffeehoad 9;45 745 IL M 2 4.30, 5:2n
NEM-yERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
a. ta66 Route wa sandy Hook leave at O. l3O
ga wv e:4o p n for East Braneh a, &C. On si,aiys
o q le4oa mr. s;45 p Ocean Grove Point Pleas
toE Sandy Hook via Branchport 5:a5 7:f5 a. r IL m
go si5 ga "a ~ a II 10 ;ci a5e } 80 o
land Heights ynelnd ana ali =; as TO- I, 9s siSc nigh
land d. gia Red Bank for Lakewood Eiver High
2GmA Rsii-:ao ~ r"V3a Ind Sf Hook for Lake
stations s" t TOMS River ATLANTIC cry all
RIVE tg p mIvia Ned BANK for Lakewood Writings Toms
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(OOk.-Will assist with the washing; private
~ family only has excellent references, nds
OF nrst class family cooking Address NJ. MS Box,
Uptown Office, l,23S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

IL lIlE kAli4W Af, now known "a the NEW
n YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
= a. N t'inciHlHn and Chicago Day Ixpress IraNJac
room coaches ~ lilao and Suspension Brdge Connects
6p. m. tDay)-Fas 81 Louis Express arriving AT Buff
slo ~ ~ H. c"inectng ~Eth fast ana
10 Buffalo. Connects ~ TuETrrs 90 Ncvburu
p M daily Pacific i;xIless for tho Wcst Sleeping
Chicago without chance also ninag Cars 10 Aicag
90 j. m .inigI ant tIain Tor the West
va 49, lS H. ~ H:lo ago. BON s;lo. 1:Sp
j. n h1 - lldhiShi saturday nights only Sundays, el5
lar B $50, l;i0 BIO J5o Gl0 e30 s. 1890 ~ M iS MA
nghL S1ni., $50. 1910 M. liJ, G:30 300 .. n-
IaIesop,G 40 q:ae 90 a IL noon l45 3 $50 lao
q. $40 b:3o, Glp ESQ. 7:l5 1899 y m and ,ns2qht
SUNDAYS. g. $50 IG29 m. l;45, 650 p n - nAnisht
Paterson VIA Newark bfi $40 80 M 81 o. A1O 5sD
t;lo 1880 and ~ midnight, SATURDAY. night oaiv sun.
sneern. 6, $50 ga leo m. I;aJ 3.50 s. G.la 7:I5
l'i9. ESQ p NJ aud IL midnight
warwick, 100 a. 4ssJ y. IN.
NrwhulF aud Cornwall 700. a. $500 f3o GOO D. m
Sunday, $50 al n. J,
houdout aud kng.tln, M $50 sundays $50 A.
Goshen, o. 600 q 1910 100 3:5p Asa, E. 7;l5 p
Sundays, q. $50. 1920 a. IA G:3n. D. IN.
Mldciovn, ?5o 9 1920 W. $50, 4:sa Z. 7;is. p. M
2 treius connect with NewYork and Oswcgo sidlGnd
Port icrvts 7syo p loso a. m; 1890 G. = 7.l5 a. M sun
days. $50, lb2o a mi Il. G..p and D. m.
10 TibE CAISklIlS.-Hp.V. Pullman from
SsS r. sSiiy9 Gs Z. S's f. ~ ,s,onF si;Sst
ley tOseFiooS Mountain. PhTnec.a, Pine Hin, Hninnit
Grand Hotal and All stations the Ulster and Deaw
I.assrnee checked from residence.
2d. quarter and quarter hour
Tickets pass Apartnents DRAWING Room
and sepng Coaches can Ia obtained and orders Tor the
panys OG,csf Sos i. color 957 Brosdwav y X No. 2
court-si Brookiya or Al The Company Dcpots.
IN a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

TRAINS leave Hunters Point s:S5 10 and = A. "a.
49, $50, $3.50 aBd y. 1bB $50
a. on tSins h otess through express taies with
ciii,ie tc i
PR ss,s "iin through cars rom Brooklyn.
Leave Long Bcacn i:35. $40 $50 liza n n s.<s
5l ta3, i:25 ana 1915 a. N - 80 80
SUNDAY trains Leave Hunter Q.35 anl
and ri,rsu4
Brcotlyn cais lime 10 miues ciarning II infey ed =
boUs. - ~ % .