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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09
AsrER
The Amusing side Of b San Fran
cisco Mint IuvestigatiOn.

cisco Mint investigation.
There are q lot Of Eastern people en-
gagged in investigating the affairs OF the
San Francisco Mint. When Mr.. Bryant,
of the Carson Mint, was on the stand the
other day. Governor Young asked the
question:
Why is 1t that you did not get the
bullion from-er-that All Mackay?
Witness-From what mine?
Mr.. Young-why-that-sr Maekay gold
and silver.
General R~amsey--Do you mean that-ah.
Fair3
Mr.. young-Thst's 1.-THE Maekay 4
Fair.
General Ramsey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bonanza series. i.
Mr.. Young-Yes. Mr.. Maokay's series Of
Bonapzas.
Director Buchard-You mean the boz
nanzas bullion Of Virginia Cornstalk
Mr.. Young-To be sure. the Virginia
Cornstalk ore.
Mr.. Ramsey (approvingly)-The Bo-
nanza Cornstalk Of Virginia. =
The witness-Do you refer, gentlemen,
to the bullion from the bonanza mines2
Chorus-Exactly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

It ID the talk on the street that . new
hardware house Is to be opened in Eureka.
A representative Of Huntington Il Hop
kins 10 now here viewing out the fairness Of
the land. Huntington 4 Hopkins have
immense hardware establishments in New
York, San Francisco and Sacramento, md
are among the heaviest iron and hardware
Of Eureka will be pleased to learn that
there 10 . prospect OF so strong . Arm EN-.
barking In business here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09
OPEN SESSION.. 30 r. M.

Sierra Nevada 9s sbs, Mexican sb, Best
A Belchor lob 10ha. 0phir SAB 5ba,
Belcher 295s 3b, Hale 4 Norcross Sd. JUS
tice sob s5a, Con. Virginia 1S5a, Bodie
Tunnel 2s0b, Utah Sab Ska. Exchequer
hob lisa, Holmes los, Overman HOB,
Savage 245b, California sob, Chollar 2lob
290s. Grown Point 2f0s, Day avs. Alpha
"A, Union 9ha, Gould d Curry 49Os 4s5b,
Yellow Jacket 495s, Sutro 25s, Alta Sob IA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

Through the prompt and energetic ac-
ton of Griffin & Andre, Insurance Agents.
the greater portion Of my loss by the fire
Of July 7. 1881, has been paid, and I can
recommend them and the companies that
they represent TO the people Of Eureka.
jams q. AhIxx.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

There will be . literary entertainment
ct the Ruby Hill Methodist Church this
evening. The following ladies and gentles
men will take part in the exercises: The
Misses Frank. Miss Emily and Carrie
Mette, Miss Sallie Dunkle, Miss Gertie
Middlemiss. and Messrs. Peter Cox, Os-
borne. Vincent, J.. and 8. Nicholas, Char
ley Murphy and others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

DEPARTURES SUNDAY MORNING.
1T Gilmer A Demery
Mrs Burket Miss Dora burket
d E Bailey 81 White
VIM Smiley LID Fuiimer
ARRIVALS suNDAY sIoHr.
NJ Cahill ] Connor
8 o Alexander DIR Chaigneaux
Mrs Stanley child & maid
pxPAETuRKs YESTERDAY MORNING.
Miss Jennie Reese VIM varina
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09
THE LATE BREAK.
Some Notes OF Interest About the
Eureka Consolidated from q Sam

Some Notes or Interest About the
Eureka Consolidated from q Sam
Francisco Source.
Referring to the late break in the stock
Of the Eureka Consolidated the San Fran
cisco Daily Exchange says: There 10 nc
reason Whatever for tho decline in Eureka
other than that which may exist in the
silly fears Of small stockholders. The Ex-
change referred on Wednesday to the defer
ment of dividend day from the goth to the
9th. and explained that it was to enable
the Eastern stockholders to obtain their
dividends simultaneously with the stock
holders in this city. 1t was done at the
request Of the New York agency of the
company, which monthly furnishes the
home Office with Q list Of the stockholders
in that section Of the country. As q gen.
eral thing this list did not arrive here until
the 23d. or three days after the old divi-
dend day.
The financial condition Of the Eureka
Con. Mining Company is better to-day
than any other mining company on the
coast. There is no cause for alarm in that
quarter. The following items from the
Secretary's balance sheet for the month
ending July 81 show the resources and liza
bilities:
in bank at San Francisco. 500, 918 90
Cash at Laidlaw's, New York. 1O1 ,587 II
Cash In Supt's hands ......... 307 90
UnsOld bullion HOG, 900 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

The condition of the mine is good. The
old Slopes are producing the usual amoun
Of ore, and there has recently been quite
an improvement on the nth level"
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MISCELLANEOUS

Go early and secure bargains at the San
Francisco Clothing Store u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

Storey county 10 cutting. down its exc
lssa; srsSai IL ssssis taIidinSs.' '''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

san Francisco stock Exchange.

knm
MORNING BOARD.
1876 Ophir-5s
ITO Mexican-Ss ~ .
40 Gould & Curry-585 otbS0
150 Pest q Belcher-lOe
$50 California
AZ Con Virginia-l95 z 2bl0
100 Chollar-22o NV
400 Potosi-265 260
90 Hale & Norcross-3lO
o00 Gown Point-220 225 220
XII yellow Jacket-5t Of
1850 Imperial-15c
100 Kentuck-2A
26O Alpha-405 4lo
500 Belcher-3lO
100 Confdence-3W
o5O 3 Nevada-9 9blO 9b5
$50 Utah-St u
200 Bullion-60c
o1O Exchequer-115
90 8 Belcher--54
270 O~yerman-115 l20
100 Justice-So .,o
XIX Union-109 % 9f 10
400 Alta 1916
on C~aledonia-40c assmt pd
$50 Silver Hill-15
so Challenges
30 Occidental-l3O
100 Sutro-l5c
2OOAndes-135 130
12O Scorpion-l4
" Benton-95 SOC
n New Wells argo-3Oc
AFTERNOON BOARD.
* Eureka Cop.-245
100 Manhattan-z
10 Grand Prize-2Oc
200 Argenta-15c; asst paid
$50 Star-30c
$50 Day-260
100 Albion-160 100
80 Belle Isle-20c
1000 E. Mt. Diablo-15c
400 Holmes-75c
1870 Bodice
100 Bechtei-13O
100 Tioga-25s10
100 Buiwer-225
800 Belvidere-45c
15O Blackhawk-10c
100 Con. Pacifc-Oc
$50 Jupiter-10c
$50 Addenda-5c
200 Noonday-90c
200 Noonday-90c
$50 N Noonday-55c
300 Oro-55c
SO Summit-25c
IS Silver King-20i
500 Addenda-5c
10 Bodie-7B
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept b,
Davidson at the p. O. Cigar Stand. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

For the best green fruit of all kinds g
to the Red House of B. Alexander. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

The Weekly SENTINEL can be had 81 W.
=. Psnfois's newsstand. Ruby Kill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

Messrs. Franklin a. Co. have the finest
assortment of carpets ever brought to this
market. and sell them at astonishingly low
prices. Call and examine the various
patterns. No trouble TO show goods. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

Has the most complete wholesale liquor
and Cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

B. Berg, on North Main street, has some
fine new potatoes which he sells at three
cents a pound.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09
N EW
Dry Goods Store
MAHER & MANION.

CONTINUES TO BE THE CENTER OF AT
~ traction. The principal cause Of our
success is that we give our customers better
goods and more Of them for their money than
any other house in town. Our stock is new
complete, having added many new goods
within the past few weeks, and will add from
time to time whenever there IL anything new
to be had in the wholesale market, SO our GUS
toners may always rely upon getting the latest
and best the market affords.
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LADIES

Will confer q favor on us aud save on their
purses by giving us q call before making q
purchase elsewhere. as they can easily discern
the difference between our prices and those Of
our competitors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09
THANKS.

We thank our customers for their past pat
ronsge, and hope they will continue to favor
us. We will try and merit it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-09

Will also fnd 1t to their advantage to purchast
their furnishing goods from US, as our pr1cei
are lower than the lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
AIoRRIs WILKINs. Auchoneer.

fXFCUTOR's sALE-COUSTRY RESIDENCE u
hroggs Nock weso hester. auction. 7. r. LUDLOW &
co vn se at auction on TUBS DAY Nay 81, ISL at 2
oe.sf a. the Exehanre aalesDom No III Broadway ~
Greer Of C. r. ROBERT esq Executor ThrOggs eek. the
late residence n Christopher Robert deceased, comprising
o. land wing directly on Inc nnnd me ncch
The country seaa q Nessr m shllek
Wavemeyer Norris Adce and others stone cottage, st"i
barn stable icehOase aDd otsr ouiOn NinF- fi'r Wei
laid nnf fine trees small u and good aardou
Bea.hy ard cool residence convent ~ steam
bost ar ateyat the est esier station - the
Pertchcster Railroad five trains each way daily rity Pr
purShase money fenaiu ho and fnf gas
furniture VII be sold the premise Le day slcr the
al
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Counlrp 11ropertp manteO.

FURNISHED House wanted within one hour OF
n Y Tor summer; real uat % exceed s21o Tor season
must have Fix bedrooms aud stable fr lnr.' ana COW fn
preferred fhrrr ~ plenty OF
must healthy locatpn and within orc r-e ui I4" ~
station. Address W. o., Box ~. Tribune 'aco
ESyANTFD.-A furnished house with about
w seven rosais In ulEurit y j. nrer rena's
and bon 20 with fn who have no other Doldt& Address
Toy PA Newark. 3. I.
EVANTED.-By a private family for the
W summcr cottage. ur--sd ptit-f intns afi ga
ling Island sound in Wesci County Addlr7s Boz a.
Jrblue Cllce.
NYrANTED.-Country scat with first class iUl-
W proven rut- abauf lunatr.r long rnI -nn ne.
two hogTs from otg pu caaseT a PAS taal hl LAND
& WHITING. l.l Nassau-t
WANTED FOR TIE SJNilER OR lEAR.
W A small family az saura w1nt coni,na.i'iN "nGf
uishrd co'uty house aitA stable 8tS h" Mot D. rA M
drv erUund Sith mountain Tr alt Wif1n Tour h'r 'lle
G. NewNork. plfnse 1.r fuA pac1nra oi hnn- ahN ',
ruuuainas ln replying so ether D. I'usrs N r u1.,l
Wiling 10 rrut fr Tie A0uioa-, stating
terms, II. H.. Tribune Oaco-
WAITE. 81. 49, ..-.,.. month. furnished, plain
country hCirr. with nttoen a1e - Geo fh nfif
cur ard pot siln hour aud usU OK New oIA In
teDt..u - % purchase u suite
-'' ' IT, %. Hor 4o41 Nev-yorR.
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ALBANY roAIS. PEOPLES LINE
- u.. 800. 1..i '.. '.r t... [o"'t . .,. r.
-. ...a,sl'rs, Aot.t -mo-5 incoming r'.'p.~I ''
I-,.i,a ur.r. 20 A.J-ay 4na r torn r,' ao aa1e p. 3d.
" 81" LNii--i.., t.'.n.'".
FALL RIVER LINE
ro-loy. xrwroar PAIL RIVER
ANp TUE t-r .......,.,
i,s'~ >ts y. aai, -.res,, a,. i,., ~ go a. 'oa
,oSN .cTioN ua1VNEv r.,t from nro,tivu. o. TO-.
r. NJ " , to ~r .,. -t -' - F a. '' fa, c
1IiKEI4 -ftrFRooW- tc can D., obtained 81 au prIn
epai ho,es and fraet sncc. % ~ once 900 Pee - So i
Oh ieai 81 ,. ,g.. .,, o. g, loi'JEN o. Lo\Ll- Agents
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman si.rpcrt sla " S.. s. g. 4nd a. - D. Law
p m sundays k.pir,ln % p. DO r.,k aa,t G,tuelcis
wa Sew. YORK and Sol" in-iapa Railroad
| EIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
la.v- !epot loot Of Cort' ap nrsrro.,..t al 4o ..
Keaang aaaca Cians. Whles5lrrr' r,ssaaa az.
Ithaca Geneva, iyou-. Bunlis and the West Tnin % no.
v L alle 80 i1r-ton Pullman 'iec coache- n'aohei
=, s a f' E. :. 80 ana an M ss s , 90 connect '
General Easion once oOrner carc, ana C,stl.ni.,4.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
1 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting Win worcester and AL points north, Via
The Palace steamer GxssXcnrsErTs Win leave on
r.
TEA Mondays Wesin~ ssisl and Fridays II
6P. NJ. FROM PIER %, n. R.,
Foot Of Warrcn-st., Ncv -York. .
direct r0nn0~tlnn WI
b. naade Tor ne white Mountains Ir ssncs and 'of.
ceser aud all fe through truui fhr 30 '
andlug thn Whe Mountains without change "a herrtf
~ nh clru trket ofncer rt--tri
aecHfs ofiresof Mercntfa Evpnrs COMPANY % Hf 2
and 50 nrosdssy AMI ~ AetoPdiuan and Fdh A'eA-'
D. :. HANCOCK President
T. W. FILKGNs, General Passc nscr AgeoL
C,TONNGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
y CORNECTINO WITH ALL POINTS EAsT.
The Flerant 1teai1ers
EToNTNCTOE. rlfsl4Vt TAnf stays and NsiAlfst r.
and NAHRAGANSB1T On MoudHJA Wednesdays anu TIT
5P. NJ, FROM PIER 20. n. r.
FsrYi ~ Jsv arriving boston A. NJ. PARE A. LOW
A if ANY pfilfh LINZ
1Irftts Tor sale RI AT princph Ticket ONCE
secured ones Of Wfstn0u's fxprss 'nap<n t Hf ~.
3J7 broadway aud a. metropolitan snd flh A'eA-"
"' T. s. BAHCoCK President
l. \Vzs'ILKINs, General PASSENGER A~~"'
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6elp Wlnlc0.

NGELL'S Turl;-h, Electric and Roman
y Bsfhs Ci Terinytou.are.. want young American men
AMI oI batnA
NVANTED.-A neat. young Protestant girl.
w deserving hsale, o. plain hDuaes ork Cal. 80
Waisessing. of address 3r. HNCHJfF crar ~ 81.
NXrANTED.-ln the Office ~ wholesale h8rl-
w ware h0n-e boy und 20 quick 40 hgurcr god
wiior ana habits. need only apply A-aieas p o. BOX -
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goar0 auo Rooms.


East Side.
| DvrRT1cFMEN u.s. FOR THE NEW
y {gh -, - ~ =. h B. 6say ~. c6ro.i rsiy
-r..., EOS W-.s lernt} thir'-t ,"llcf lfH19 -
o ..-,, ' ysr,r'. W., e.. IS h. HtRlFN otFiCEs
en- " r a d regular e. ao, rate.
GOOD BOAGD and Pleasant Room4.-iIand--
=. - 10. r@Ssi o. slsf ts-t ,i II. Ic. sied station
SUITE of APARTMENTS or les in private
- noa.e 4.ry ~,I htl~i. on f~'nnhr rrfns 70 st
tda.a ..tn-t4 iu.a..c u 20 t--tt J'tiist
%TII-ANE.. so. 3O9.---A parlor floor, ~''conc
- ro aaf ot5,r r .' ,c.. i, g,ns6e
Dt Et>r 2nTW-~T-A furnished second
p d..,r usul ai-o SIN r roons or E'Lucl-eh
rrirrusrs
.D9 EAST 2OTIl-ST. Two neatly furnished
> r,.,n 20 nlu 'front.' aiif lntri. 10 iariy 10
-rar permanent r,oa- ior ne summer h rent reasonable
AZ EAST 25TH-ST.-Tvo large Handsomely
ro,rI on aSper f,ot to icL ~i'h board references
or EAST f9TH-ST.--A handsomely fur
- usled IaEor hoor Ani ou r Furnished o0iaa 10 ~
~ mcu,ratc prices.
West Side.
A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE J. HE ~ E
/ flows oFfiCEs, va 2ss Broaewsr corner Thirty
70 81 ssi Foar cuih ScInsr 2 Tain
- r"T M 40 Hin, aa zoe correr ore auneIud and,
-,nt hlfh ~. up 70 p M. 81 regular oaa.o fa''A
A FURNISHED ROOM to let without board,
,sr IN sTs asir ' o S5:. 55 any naar
4 SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY will rent one
n nicely Furnished rosaas to se-'i"eA 10 "'
fethsL
NICELY FURNISHED large and sraaii
~ roons toilet Dori Desirable loeasoA - "'''
1904 ~
IDEALLY WELI-FURNGSHED ROOMS, with
II Or wiihout yea toard. In small Fyae family inquire
$50 2Dt Acct 44th st
AAD.ST.. No. Al WEST .-Desirable rooms
- uilh ar7ei eIsss hard u. A. CURTIS ---
~ WEST 3iST STA large, square, nicely
- furnished rulm lob without, 1lsf. oi' " w"
r,ntieraen az e.ntieman and VIE rclereaeSA
~. WEST 25TH- 81. Handsomely furnished
ID spaents nSy o. en- suite also p@rof aoSfi
10 sUntsaicR only.
HAO WEST 24TH-ST.-IArGe room, with
~ bath III rash,d unfuruishoi gentlemen PRO
feFT-d
Board and Rooms Wanted
A RESpECTABLE WIDOW with a son wOuld
y Nrc b- ehsrre 81 house ur the furuish
900 rrfefruce. Address r. a., 2DI Eust SJth-st
9raies dno feilosrs.
I S. CONOYER g. CO,
81. Doegncra and man lfacturers q
ARTISTIC GRAZ ~ AND TENDERS
aa Na ~ - I
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GOnuirr prOpcrtn for Sale an0 90 Set.

N"H"A'g PA"fNAA1 ~N' ~"'~ Wv"
A STORIA-FOR SALE, by order Of executor,
NJ ie PIT e s9s eSs'S ss o s2s e With T
Ss. 2ss iTsf s c 5 s aSe ~ .5r r- %
sA'y aeeea BY horse Farca r.. ferry e. Apply SOW
Al55@ I1ne-st
AT ORANGE, y. J. (ncighborhood specaly)
sReFiy 5or sais 7Sd rrnt AZ y.rees great
AT LONG BRANCH.-Ocean front furnished
hg piOts Nm LANE, sole sgeDt East LoaS BrAneh " j.
CORNWALL y. Y.-Farns cottages, villas
~ mils &c, Tor rent o. sale JANIS @. ROE -
E'OR SALE.-In WEXFORD. r. l., near the
IapCg French roof ootsge Of eight hedss clos =
H. .SSfs Iesrss house nr5 psT ana cHpwicT
Ciiy IAN. Providence "A /.
TOR SALE or RENT.-A furnished house At
PisEmont the y sdsas within fainuies ~ tas SortA
sra kSsa 81 NeWi cr-ey station three and TIRE quarters
1s, S e sfI ST. '' i sI ssss h1iIf s s fa
Apply % EoBr H0BAi.r sMrTH, 40 s'aii-st
E0R SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA, y.
Jersey Sar YAK Ts ,,asaa g rain: asy estn ssy
% bssas s SsSrco &~'i S%s. ana i ieSS ~
soseis furnace SCI les 20 v 20 iee irs@t ard lo feet
rsbie localities in ths STATE sEos extremely low Vii
ar s YS 9;si: 70 80 5''i siSS S' O
FRUIT Farm, Country Residence, Sanitarium
- Of saEReT Bosriing. - sixty lsnates by cenifAl
bssse brook ~ sefth Of seineTvie ami from yindesse
on sc0ud door stable good spring water
ss.ssrs ors "a and yround Sheltered ron north snd east
~ asa Issl,an Ns.sy rver cana sDd rsil's me
s ssss " s"sss vG spes rsfrsn S 10 Sy9rac
xssss Hillside SID ' PR fhk ,@ so
NEWPORT, r I~-F6r sale-Beautfully stu
stsH On Newport Beach (siiddiesow eD hons. fifteen
ssssle sven serss Of an xSlre-s Dr. T. y cH%SNiG
ONEIDA, y. Y.-Fog sale, or exchange Tor
ssy ea i ~ Sss " t sss s1ss, ssd sTsss
Oeeida principal ygiaiing Of brick soTits 100 feet f
% e Cent S AID q S.. se ys
SsaFo asd Western RsAtoad stations Suitable for ssnr
- <. HIGiSBoa{A1, G 61asG ny 4. Y.
an PEC0NIC BAY, Long Island, water front
seven mies including lafgs nslls 800 seTos 400
eIss sppy suLxS6 whfTiss III G' SsssSasI If
(lRANGE, n. J.--HOUSES and COUNTRY
M FAT 70 ~ ssa tog eAla. furnished and unfurnished
e-AckWKIi. a SMITH, OPP. main satlosI Orange NJ.
10 LET.--A desirable house, with annie
xsoeated about mile n from ses sbnB ssd
Sssaasss beach AYpy % cIGEIEs 7. WHITE q Co. q
k's aaslroAs persery Sssthy locality 10 isaSs
@ SSsS r ssss DC r as' ~ ss,,. .s e
ss s ssa Sd ssd S win be $500 or
hx 'o as ss ssss aselRx modern s,yis ssr barooo.
ssoHs1 ss p " "a iS an sS y TSss g, s,a
s,ss y sssss.Sl esn,y situated furnished Soa
Sycry careful sss tsr tour notas, s5OC
:, % s.sssasys 4 S sssssssSs n iir WA1'H't
~ Lkr.-Cranforj J-Co,,-,-.- -- -,
~ A. y FOSTER. III broadway ~''''
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RrookInu I)ropertn fer Sale ano 90 teI.
= - 9SN $500 cash viii buy two-story
q sp. <s'5ty. Easement brown fHf Dr. rooms. a-l l
yrrvercut 54- Rsrr-usf. uaaT carton ave
LCIANbt WHITING, l2l Nasrhr.st.
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sieamsOats ano Railroads.
A TROY BOATS,
CITIZENS LINE.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~ Note change 81 location. NEW STEAMERS 50 ltA.
lttA fru CITY OF TROY eaFe daily, except SATURDAY,
rom PIER 10 &C. N0fth River foot v Christopher a.,
ncfnr vita morning trans f0f She NolIh and sun
deg steamer rea Aifauv
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gounirr f]ropertr for Sale auo 10 Eel.

ITO LET-FURNISHED neat country
place 10 acres large honse fruits plenty ~ ieSt
above garden planted AZ Mhes VIA IRE An1lt55 u
V. HOWELL. Monroe \. y. ------
VNO LET. Furnished farm house, at present
occupied by phycisns Family eglt aaes rom SqfWch
Cam. Las Than = ude froYa a h. SIS felcgriphi post
Office and churohcs bcmtul. hcatly iocalon osaihtg
spring hopse me plaCc for fanny OF young ei
crrn no ufarfI DO mosquitoes 31oderdte terms tor the
season With fesltaDie pfvlte family. Sketcn - hQa -
and particulars obtained OF d. j. A. r. NO - West '4stsS
before ia Or amer ..
Two RENT orristoNn, y. J.--Dcsirahe
house, ro0ms with iuI The Li owen
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TOR SALE or RENT.-A furnished house At
PtsSmon the udsos Within minutes ~ tir Norfh
tra ksoaG ~ New rrsy station three and tnrsf quarters
srss With bsrn stable garde Living sprng ana abundance
Uh1c Oh shade tr@s beautiful view hen}tiui pca lun
Apply 70 E0kL MOBAKr sM M. 40 v all-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

E'0R SALE.--In Wexford. X. l., near the
sinnington Railroad Depot and he newport -oamloat
IauEg French roof cottsge Of eight beiia tlt~ =
Az clothes press house nearly and within u let Of
1as shore. Address HORACE T. CHADWICK.
CIV II ALL Providence, H. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
Dressmaking.

A FlRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER deuIes a
~ few more engagements by TIE day respectful, ilu
hes thoroushif eoupetcut teens e. ~ 9sl day Addrtas
n D.. ispk ~, Tribune UptOEn OHice. l23- BFuaiEay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

4 STORIA.-FOR SALE, by order OF executor,
n nit Of Land containing 5000 Square feet 106 feet
frontage opposite Episcopal thareh. With nIs
class history frame Dwelling SIZED 90 with brick M modern
tuaUveeuts Jut the late owner for hqsn occupancy
ADRIAN II. 3fU LLER 4 son.
(AlsJN r1ut-st.
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Wfean eieamns.

A NCHOR LINE L. 8. NAIL STEAMERS.
y NETWORK AvD GLASGOW.
Prom Pier No ~. North River. New York.
Devonla-.. Mav T. noon. Ethiopia May -, noon
AHcL0fa MaV "A. q. Furroes1. MAJ -. . = "a
These Sfrnmcrs 30 not carry cattle shecp or PIG.
Cabna, ftp o. go Excursion tickets ~ rel ncsf fscs
second cabin. $40 eeagc, rs
NgW.YORK TO LOTfDN DlRFrr
From Pier 49, fG North River foot Ui Charle7-gf
BOLIVIA ..... Way lf. p. M. i0fta Soy ~ noon
Cabins Ft5 ani tfi. 1rsiol tickets ~ reduced ftf
HENDEEsON BRCTIiAs. Agents. BoWii1g-GfccrL
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CORNWALL, y. Y.-Farns, cottages, villas,
" mills, &c. for rent o. sale JAMES @. ROE
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All TIM RAGE.

Fgrrv night Maiinees ,dnesAsT 2nd Saturday AZ 2.
hy IN- Conoy Comb Ition. ~ acted over lt a.eks.
HAYERLl'S NlBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE
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AT LONG BRANCH.-Ocean front furnished
n cottages ~ Theron choicest s-0 hGrr huli
hg piOts Nm LANE sole sgect Aast LolS braneh " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

At ORANGE. y. J. (nciehborhood specialy)
lAPTuffty for sale aEI rtnt All VARIETIES great bargains
EDWARD P. HAMILTON, I = Pino-st., y. ~
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Giip prOperip h,anleS.

Cash CustOmer-1nxlUO Y
w oeo bet,seep dsnlaae Gna Caasl Pearl and surc
a. rr,ier corner rutland q NHiilN'' EeeA''-''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

Gin ftal Gsioir for Sale.
DLOCK OF LOTS between Madison and an
ID ayes FOR sale RULAND a WHITING, III Nas''l's'-