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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
A Public Duty.

Weare not in the habit of putting any
sort of patent medicines in our columns,
for the business of a newspaper is to let
people know what is going on in the
world, and not to lend aid to what may
be an imposition. But we happen to
know DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout,
N. Y, and can personally testify to the
excellence of the medicine which the
Doctor calls "Favorite Remedy" For
diseases of the Blood, Kidneys, and
Bowels it has no equal. We would not
be without it for five times the dollar that
it cost Daily Times
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

aB Here's G. Fosters wonderful log
ic: II may be an unfit man to be Cover
nor. Mr.. Bookwalter may be better
man than I am. The Republican party
in Ohio may be unworthy of confidence.
But because a miserable, office-seeking
Republican shot Garfield, therefore ev-
erybody ought to vote for me-"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
After Eight Long Years.

G. G. Jacobs, 78 Folsom street, Buffalo,
writes that for eight long years he had
tried every known remedy to cure him of
piles, also had been treated by physicians
without success, when.he was ultimately
cured by Thomas Eclectric Oil. For sale
by j. C. Saur.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Gen, A. V. Rice says: "The State
ticket nominated by the Democrats is
an exceedingly strong one, and I be-
ieve it will be elected"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

rT- One thing was made clear by Fos-
ter in his opening speech at Delaware.
He is In favor of running the State char
liable institutions as political machines.
He made a clean sweep of all the Demo-
Gratis in all the State institutions to ex-
emplify his faith by his works.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

.a1 The Republicans should add anoth-
er plank to their platform. telling the re-
lation of the party to the Temperance
ticket and its platform, and the relation
of the party to the Methodist church.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

* Under Republican management
the canals of the State have not paid ex-
penses.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

8" Fosters sloppy praise of Arthur
when he thought that Garfield was dy-
ing showed the true character of the man.
lie is time server and trickster.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

- &C. Foster has subscribed $50, 900
to the Republican campaign fund, and
assured the State Executive Committee
that he will expend $500, 900 if necessary.
He expects to purchase the State.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

"a It is hard for the Republicans to
appear to be in favor of temperance
and at the same time abuse the temper
ance people. ..--s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

az There is evident alarm IN the Re-
publican camp. The boastful talk about
the ease with which Mr.. Bookwalter was
to be beaten is heard no more. The Re-
publicans see defeat staring them in the
face.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

O. The Democrats have the best can
didates and the best platform this year.
Aud they will have the most votes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

~ The Republican press is not run by
a Literary Bureau, not any Asyndi-
cate Of liars seem TO have possession.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

gB The Republican party pretends to
be friendly to the workingmen, and de-
cevxes them with lying promises, 1t also
defends the present iniquitous system of
hiring out convict labor to lniure and
break down free labor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Is Fosters campaign speeches are
not having much effect In rousing the
boys Mr.. Fosters speeches this year are
weak. He makes no attempt at argu-
ment; he merely whines.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

-1g- The Washington county Demo-
Gratis have nominated Hon. Henry BOIL
for Representative. Mr.. Bohl was mem
Der of the House in 1889.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
SILVER CREEK N. " Feb 6 tss,

SILVER CREEK, N. Y, Feb. 6, 1880.
Gents-I have been very low, and have
tried everything, to no advantage. l
heard your Hop Bitters recommended by
so many concluded to give them trial.
I did, and now am around, and constant
ly improving, and am nearly as strong as
ever. w. Fl. WELLER,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

.E- The workingmen will vote for the
friend os the workingmen, John Wesley
Bookwalter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

- Foster feels more like swearing at
the Methodists now than he did when he
said they ought to be snubbed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
she stayed with her husband most of the

she stayed with her husband most of the
time.
During our interview with my son
Charles, he asked five had seen Dorr, "A son
that died in infancy; informing him we
had not, he remarked, he is here and
will have him come and see you, and
without remembering whether in that or
another sitting. A strange young man
stood before US, with brown hair and
beard, resembling in stature some OF my
family, though little in countenance. In
forming us that he was our son Dorr.
asked, are you our little Dorr that died
when he was baby? He answered, yes,
am Dorr, and departed
Ny next article on this subject will be
chiefly devoted to the interviews with the
friends OF my wife. In conclusion for
this time allow me to state the skepticism
OF my mind, amounting almost to deter
mination that would not see human
countenances under any such conditions
as surrounded us; having examined the
closet with a light and found a small
empty closet with only plain wood
bottom chair and little stool, with no
attachments to smooth papered wall,
just like any other papered room, except
a little tinkling bell to give notice to Wis
itors to come to or depart from the closet
door. 1t did seem certain that no intlu-
ence there existing could produce form
after form without the least rifle of l Disc,
and especially the nearest and dearest
faces of departed friends of our own, who
were never seen or known by the medium;
giving him no possible power in art to
produce, having no earthly knowledge Of
such people or countenances. without
further pursuance of what we saw ard
heard, simply ask: What is it?
Through my own inadvertance or error
oftypo, two or three slight errors crepr
into my last letter; as published l200o
should have read l 200, uncomprehensible,
incomprehensible, was were, etc.
c. C. y.
Tihorty Cnptor n AuD On 1881
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
An W

r.
as friend write you these few lines
to warn you of approaching danger. Do
you correspond with that W girl
yet? If you do am the very chap that
would like to see you few minits, tor do
you know she is the most false hearted
Jade it has ever been my lot to meet.
Many poor fellow gets in trouble by
listening to her lies, to make 1t plain,
for lie she will in spite of all. Do you
know she is keeping company with an
other fellow new? Yes, not only one but
every one that strays that way.
l Twill tell you the fellows name that is
basking in her smiles at present, Will -
You have saw him know. 1 think he
was going.with s. girl. Yes, A
s. is her name. Iff you have ever
saw her bet you will say she is better
looking than the one that cut her out,
Yes, and better girl to work, for this
know for am well acquainted with both
girls. Now Crist just let her rip. let go
of her and take hold some better place.
You write to Miss S. iff you don't
believe what write, and you will find
out all say is true and a darned site
more, but do just as tell you. Write
A letter and you will get answer,
and it may be that you and her will make
a match, She is boss girl. Well / must
close, good advice from Friend. p. s.
Ifyou should write to A. her direc-
tions are Holgate, Henry county, o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

G. C, Foster has not yet explained
why lie refused to make an address at the
temperance meeting last winter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

out promises: These are plain questions
and truths. and they should be weighed
carefully by the independent voter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

s8 Christianity and temperance must
be made subordinate and subservient to
Republican success.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Gs" John W. Bookwalter began life a
poor boy, country lad. By his own
single energy and intellect. he has, step
by step. elevated himself among the alb
lest and best men of the grand old State
of Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

NS The voters of this Senatorial Dis
trict are not quite ready to send two
bloated bankers down to Columbus this
winter to make laws for them. On the
contrary, they look upon these monied
sharks as dangerous individuals to make
laws for the common people. The mon
led power already has too great grip
upon our institutions and upon the
throat of the poor, and middle class, and
labor, and the honest voters will see to
it that its grip is not frightened.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Ed. NoRTHwEsT:-The following is an
Henry county Miss to young man III
Richfeld, Crawford county, O.:
HoLGATE. O.. August Is.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

D6y Democrats never entered a cam
paign so good naturedly as in the present
one. Before they could take breath af-
ter nominating their chief candidate the
opposition attacked him with such a
whirlwind of furry and calumny, that
thelDemocrats silently and sensibly with
drew, leaving the opposition to fight it
out all alone. But a few days ago the
opposition paused moment in their one
sided battle, and discovered that they
were simply amusing a large audience of
Ohio voters, and "took tumble" They
are now preparing new tactics.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Us Democrats should bear in mind
that the next Legislature apportions the
State for Congressman. 1t is therefore
important that our party has majority
in that body, so that no more Jerryman-
dering against the Democracy shall be
allowed. A fair apportionment of the
State would divide the Congressman
about equally between the two parties,
but now the Republicans have three
Congressman to one for the Democrats.
We must prevent this unfair work by
slecting majority in both branches Of
the next General Assembly. Therefore
it is important that we elect our cardi-
date for Representative and two Senators
from the 33d District.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

The Republican candidates for Senator
in this district. Good enough fellows
but powerful dangerous.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Liberty Center, o., Aug. 80, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
diinatlons Uanten--temales

I AUNDRESS, &c.-A tirst-class colored
a. laundress wishes geniemen's and family washing
most reasonable terms collars and cuffs
curtains. pillow shsns srtisiicay
done; reference nrst class Call address MARY Z.
GORDON, l2S West 3Othst
GEAMSTRESS, &c.-By an American girl, 81
~ years Of and attend children in
private fam lived ut is excellent operator has
worked white goods for mbeT of good tempered.
willing and respectful references from present employer,
Address l.. NJ. Tribune Uptown Once. l,23s Broadway
NEAMSTRESS and CUAMBERMAlD.-By a
W ropecta le young and CHAMBER
mad machine references city country.
Address H. X. Til Uptown OfIce. .23S Broadway.
w ASHING.-Family washing by a respect
W abe person. on reasonable terms c. NJ. S2l West
42t..st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
{ tsamboats auo Railroads..

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
- FALL RIVER LINE
1890 10 BOSTON., FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKETS
CORRESPONDING reduction to all Eastern points MAGNIFICENT
steamers NEWPOkr and OLD COLONY Daily. sundays ex
cteIrO l1er N r. foot OF Murrlv.stat i30 pm Leave
BIECx t D. m; Jersey CITY 4op via Annex boats
lChcN stateroOrns &c, be obtained all principa
hote, and ticket ocs the Office on the pier and board
GFo L. Common. BoRDFN l. rovFIJ
Gentl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

wan Nb'Si'o IL oar FL J.
on AND AFTER JANUARY H. 1881.
EIpess Train. leave New ORR. via DeDrosses and Cor
land ln streets Ferris as follows non an,
o. g. T. sjOand 10 p m and IL night sundays I:;O and
Express re-; IRA Trains leave aaiy rfcep sunday
7:3O and running through via Trenton and Cam
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with oil through
trains at Jersey lIy anornS speedy aud direct transfer
heGTnig trains ioye West Philadelphia l2.Ol 345 l.25
T. 73J ). $50 AID IL tlmited EXPRESS 1880 p nj l.
4 ann ana M On GraSs p6adopa va can n
iicxet 0aices, ga 'roaGSay, House and
O Of nss -S1 A loot or @ and Noi It
G and IS liudsons Hobokrn: station Jersey CITY En-
The New YORK Transfer COMPANY will call ior and cheek
baggage from hotels aud residences ,,,,u
General Manager GEM Passenger Agt
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE EalE AND WESTERN RAIL
and sn TseasS Lay E1pre's Drawing
CDaly Fast st Louis tNp,es. arriving at nut
Southwest Funans best DrawinSrO'm sleeping caches
H. in ~ y-rachc Express Tor tho West. Sleeping
Coaches through to Bd1alo. Niagara fal' Cincinnati AMI
7I5 D. m : MIGRANT rrsin Tor the West
tsAnOsT 'aeGi DsD eTG 5! Gr 7so
D. M. Il I2O0 midnight Saturday nights ony sundays.
Rnineriord Fassc T. 7;2o d 10 lO2e m-tHe loo
@ 40 aS 9 40 SU ST. SG io2 tC oo 4 3d.
"a r1'sr s Il? E IS $50 cS go I oj ~ H. aud az
midnight SUNDAYS o;3O IO:@U H. l:4J O3Op w.. and
- pane,nel VIA Newark 6:lj e4J. l:3O a. n $40 i2b
DO 6IO 1897 w. ANA ~ midnight saturday nights only
Sn1ern 6:Ou 7:5u lO.Oa ", 40. 800 900 dl1 ll5:
aud IL mi SUNDAYS UOO o.JV LU%O H. Lao o:oo
~ NJ, aud j. hndu shl. IN i..no IA
wsIw ,. and cornwall low - $50. 4;JOJ IN.
u Ron n" ad Kngston' $500 sundays. $50
g. III r, . .:JJ B. 1910 J:.J 800 4:JJ Z, 7:lJp IN.
A,,"%. "a d. -.JU iV:2J9 llr % : I T. III
s9mt1tleown 1,O ). lO;-Oa IN. 800 lJI a. m
suny SS Gomez %ltn Sew 3ofk and os%cS1
kaiiroAd ~ H6 j. IO:.ul H.. 40 81 7:lJ p. Ill sun
80 10 - I1.lt A. al; q, D;iJ ana =. NJ
va" :, lea IS Isl. quarter 81 aui quarter after
rn r trom bIj III. lO9 45 IN. anu Al iO;+1 and IltJ
, ,r massage aud Apartments m Drawing room
., n !, toIcncs 10 -tllnci. end UiIers
u ,,i ana traDslcr OI DdgSA3e nLy De et al tue Con.
cue. 1air,4 NO. -JJ. jJl VI 1Ji HIJadWY v A.,
PAM bI1gnu ~, a, the C1npanys DcpOtA ,.. -. 49,
Nou.' ~ AIN, iruu west Ncw'iOEk IL fi!J
and Il'-0 a. ri ADlOrE den'i Plssr Agt, NoW.York-
NOKTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trans cave EngeHoOd Clostor Peru In 4ai NJ
ak ojL IN; & L. l:JJ J10 EtI ooJ' lloo " ~
Sundays ~ III ana J:JOI ihe lI;JO D. III. uAl VIII
leave 70 inmates atsr saturday nshtA ,,, . u,l
Manuel spring Valley aud Moascy 'ioJ ''''h L. -''
D. m JNu n. ABBOTT. General pAss'r Agent New'forS.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.


and a9a all points s ON San
aIine sip tPer So h. RI daily at 1850 anu
\ EW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
throaeh trains WI leave Central Depot
2UU D. H. western aud northern Express TO Rochester
lUao a M Chicago Express drawngroon cars ID Canaan.
ll;oO M 10 blay and ROY with connections to Utca
saratoga. Gleu's Falls ana isntlud.
4Uop M, Account jdatOn TO Albany anil Troy.
o1U D. Ill., II LpIls dIuY WITH 81, Jng for
for 4S5r G 5 ;l syery aay "a 9 Teex Hl,o
nr anu excepting 9undy might FOR AoltrelL VIA Pats
90 p m Pacific Express, daily with sleeping for
hoea.et; buhao Cleveland lOl H. Derot and Chicgsb
I'D p Ill., Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
1ekets On sale at nos. 3D. 252 and Broadway.
MestVoits iKpr5ss Offices Par olacJ aa 7Sj and 042
j. NJ ioU'hf Cen ~up. {. b. MEEK Et,, Gen Passr AgL
NORWICH LINE
~ To Eostoa Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
al 4:oop H. IlL ouud4yJ eIceps1L Llnited ueAe,s 10
ROCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York. Wood
SUNDAY. llAuIers Point $40. 100 a. H.; 4:40 D. IN
Leave hocKa"d, GiOA w; 81 O;lO y. ~
SD TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGION LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALI POINTS EAST
MASSAt nUsErs on tuesdays THURSDAYS SATURDAYS
J5,at
4:50P. NJ. FROM PIER 80. y. r..
Foot OF Jayst arriving BostO A. NJ. Sp 'a Limited
flStCass nc eis Ort~een NoSi aId boston. GOOD
IcAes Tor sae at AZ prncOa ticket Offices sta'oro1m'
90" an ~ bIohl"y ana II Metropolitan anu Fltd AVeld1
steamers IEGf:, ai ALX "a GAYS Par - Norh
Rive root Of Warrenst dairy ,e1cops al r. NJ
UI ltbsiui. prJY.dc.ce
Freight VIA either me taken At lowest r'tes ,,..
- l.. W. FILKINs. Genera. Pa;,snisr 1EoI.
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Sales bn AucIlon.

GALE of 40 mead of NlPOR rE El .o JE IN b.:
- CATTLE-E. A. Llwranoe " 5jI WIZ sou vi ,,h"r
ra Farm " I'm fne Village of Jmli5r At auction without
reserve Wedurs lay. eeDruary at LOU pr and mix
by cNlfsis{ or JILL 'uu NJ
oualitra arrived per nslp clio roster ~ S"S
Ii""ncs anply A A. DEGKAUW, lmpOrter' JAMAICA L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
6elp mahteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AL THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I.23S BrOIiwly corner thirty
frsts, or S12 oixthave bit Forth seventh ana Forty
3OS Vest rwsntv thirdst.. cor Eiyhltve No.
o. East FOurteentlst corner Uniln tglire 100 rhrt
ave. cor FUryseventh st at tho HARLEM OFFICES nos
OOI and hoo rhrlavo., O0e.hun1rCd twenty
Gtthst, upto D. H. at regular Office rates
CON OF A RICH GENTLEMAN-Study
- teegraphy- engineering take posiuon-AGENT COL
LEGE ELECTRICITY 1870 East 2Gth-st.
NHANTED-A Protestant cook (wOman), to
w assist with washing and ironing TO leave the city
Address b. - Metropolitan HOte.
NVANTED.-WorkIng hOusekeeper for small
w family at 2.202 lstave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEM, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU IL SAFETY
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RALTM0RE and OHIO RAILROAD.

On ,no y a3,rI hI ,s Iatim2rs ami Washington
depot the loot Of n Sf s1vs rS a EGp X
icep nday for W shlngton aud tho West with
p m-Daily. Tor Washington Cincinnati Clica,o and st.
LS knurr train runs through TO CacigO also through
I:5n m'-Daily, for Washington and tho West with
The New 3. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
NOothcriinc makes faster time to the wes.
Trains 1rTiv5 from the W. ST at GAO and a2)
Principal New.York once SO Broadway also ga Bro,L
1cket secuted and baggage rough
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- St'ilon in NewYork foot Of Ilbertys. station in
Sommencing December l. ls7O-Leave NewYork. foot Of
$50 = m.-For Pennington Easton Allentown. Reading
1880 a. m.-For schoolcys Mountain High Bridge Branch
D. D. L. & Western H. II" Easton Allentown whEesbarre
s:45 n.-For bennington; Easton. AIIntown. Reading
Harrisburg Mauch Shunk Wllanspori. Tamaqua. Druon.
p m.-For temngton, Easlon. Allentown Reading, Har
$50 j. y: FOR EasIon. BAH, Mauch Chunk TamaquA
1890 m.-For schooleys Mountain. High Bridge Branch
z:i5 p. m.~FoT somrrvile Femmgton. SC.
,t;S9p Nor hpst9n nT T. ana W Il H. Anentown
s%"da tram. I"a5 at SAB m IL y M Tor ;aa
and intermedi1e stations at3 80 M Tor Easion Alton
ci'. ffi5; 7i5 81 ,o So "a s'2 e 9i
S4S ' i aa e 7'is 8 sis aIs '''
Boat: rooyyn ami Erie Annex" make connections
to aun from JeIsev City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
AL RAIL LIE for Perth Ambcy SOM, A@ooy; a Red
Bans Long Branch ocean Grove Asury larN out peas
AM. IomA Rvrc BarHcgit. AT A MIC CITY. &c. -,
cave New.York. foot Lbcrv.,t. at s. s:l5 ll;io nj
1890 $500 e. 6:jO u m.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION. Leave foot OF liperty5L Tor Frcehoii
al S:l5 ll4j a. M. l. 5;30p ~
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN. RAILWAY
~ Leave New.lorE loot Liberty.st. ~ Il
Via liTanChuOrt
For SANDY Hook. Sis. lliil. m. 4 p 800
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrisht ami lliShandI5 @l5
1875 a. M. $50 D.
Via Red BANK ,. ~, r.. q.
l:r n m-For Manchester Toms River AfLANIlCO
%p ~ mFor Writings TONS River Bar1eEl- go
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auriion Sales Of Real Gstate.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOneer,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, February 8,
)ck, at Exchange Salesr0Om, Ill Broad

TUESDAY. February g..
At O'clock a. SHeeaGTe Rse sH% la Dr0"""'
10 Beekman Place corner 6Othst-Foursory high stoop
brown stone house and ot lSxY s, ,onse with onesov
Dit ave and 64thst-Two lots northeast corner
500 Lexingtonave corner story high
s1Sw sa i9 9S aS9is s " nAu "Oo
Lex IS high sO0p brown stone
DoUDERr EE6A AS9e gS 6 and 20 "i'm'
10l ami 1903 East l9thst corner 4thayeTwo two story
basement and cellar frame houses and lots lox75 Zach
houses sa and I lots rs s5ress each
524 l4thst-Fours,orv and cellar brick house and
w. WIN '''' XDMTSisTRAroRs SALE.
$78 cherry corner me % anu
60 EAST s6hst sos feet east Madison Elegant and
Sse East 10Th story cellar brick house with
Ss4 East and cellar brick house and
bwostory and cellar rear house and lot, 2k165 .,oo
Shave, northwest 12Uth stone lot 20 9xlOo
Maps &c. Auctioneers Office Ill Broadway basement
RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE
No ls EAST wAsHINoToN.PLACE
Southwest Corner Greene-st.
Between Broadway and washington Square,
O'clock at @ 81 Way
ent and cellar brick house and lot Size OF lot 2s1G From
o0.,Sn ana s1s suited iOf
'A'''''A'' SALE POSITIVE.
J.. s. STERRlTT, ESQ, Referee
Maps &C. az auctcnesr oaiCe iii basement
RICHARD Y. HARNETT, Austioneer.
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TINO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ BETWEEN
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA.

NINETEEN. TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
SUNDAY, THREE DEPOIS ~ RI LADELPHIA,
Two IN NEN.YOKk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD &c.-farc, 81
IN steamers leave PrCkslD Tor Sew Haven 81.
~undiv- Ncept ,fli connecting with IN
'ENNSYLVANIA RAILRO Nd.

l. GREAT fRT X LINE
AND CNllED STATE MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NnT Via Brslro-. COrtlaal 10
Streets Ferries ~ .
HaiTs utg. P.tt-rurg the " e. ami -outh with Pullman
IAace cas- "a tatLti M. q and s.'h f.. m dai.y.
Mulamspurt. Lock Iayen q m. -:.,l = ~ and
$50 connecting nj Corr Titusyl- Retro
cuni Genre and tho u Regions
Baltimore. Ma.lnh gtOn AMI he SOuth Limited Hhng
LApTtSs" Pullman PaGor dai except SUNDAY
arrive Washington pm REGULAR NJ $50 AMI D. -
A. $40 and 10 p sunday. I. 20 a. m ami 10
EXIr@s. Tor baltimore except sunday. y. 49,
Express for West Philadelphia, 400. 20 = 80, 90
Lin ted. ii a. $50 ;4u. 4. -. I. \ o. and 10
ana II NIGHT SUNDAY. $50 and a >. q, T. 80 and
10 aui - night
Of Philadelphia VIA Camden $50 a. M and y.
except Law
haas of DroOhlyn Annex" connect with all ihrnurh
train. tv. anordinga speedy ami direct transfer
u" aiI,s airI,e from rrsburg T. 1910 H.. 93j p IN
dailv $50 D. daily. except Monday From
Washngtnu and Baltimore G:ioa 3:3n 80. luJO p.
SUNDAY &: o a m aud 90 From Philadelphia. JjD.
Gu lOIb. ll:iOd lll, $50, 90. $50, 800
g:9i and iOjOp sunday 800. Goo. s. 1910 ll4O a. H..
a.. IN a a rd n.