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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPIlREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
RAIL LIME

TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing June II, special Fast Express Train with
PaTor Cara viii leave Grand Central Depot NeY ork via
y. y. y. II. and H. X 1895 A. daily except sun.
day arriving At tn" White Mountains carly in the evening
For time tables rates ETC. apply t. Ticket Agents Of
y. II. and II. 4. r..
c. r. HEMPsTEAD G. T. A, 4th-ave and s2d-st y Y
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
leave e. or t ~ ,1 an rl'.r WAY az "a WIZ
Kteaiing Manch Chunk wlke:earre Towanda. w9very.
M a aS SS@s MsGSn GSn
do6S0 D. M "a rranss 9tyiay 4 - NJ p n and 90
CORNER 2n s e SSjHSroN q P genera Eaegn 2Se
NEW-IANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
So Steamers leave Pier % T. T.: at l2Sds. Z. n,
Sa " a sn 9 FOR a9Sy ana Oss
Ws .yo ~ 3 and S9n[tS' Brooklyn Excursion to New
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
Carmel, brewster AND stations '''-''-'
,EXiitLsS ioI Malopac, Carmel and Brewster leaves
MahoJ4c and way specials leave l55h-st 5:55 p. m
Heights Kings Bridge and Van Cor,andt 30 minutes
Toeqnneei wiih trains; leave Ieetorst minutes before
The Ne%iork Transfer Co Will check baggage
scencw schedules
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKlLL
wan Newbnrg Marlboro Mlon Pougnkeetsie i S1In
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley
daily 4 foot naIIisonsL. North River
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell D. "a
srial ,noash Mountains
PROVIDENCE LINE.
l FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence and Worcester Railroad
The rasse a a@s all G9 19G I y TerSr
Tuesdays, Thursdays and ~aturiayS an The steamer
TEA on Mondays. Wcnesiays ami Fridays p. A. ZION
ga eroms secured az Offices OF Wcscos Express Com,
uany, ana at Prnc,i'-l hotels anu ucAet onloes.
@sHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
J.
CANERNS or LURAY and
WHITE STLpIUR VA.
COMMlNGlNG il \ b. Il. 1881
Cars win leave Pennsy railroad station Jersey CITY,
For IT RAY AT 40 A. NJ. ANDS y. ".
For WHITE SULPHUR Ar $50 p. NJ
Pullman SicellnL coach on $50 D. train through Ia
information apply At ticket offices OF Pennsy railroad.
ten"al Offices of The company lasestown, Md and Nos.
81 80 south .d-st.. philadelphia.
,,.,,n,, (liAS. r hAiCn, General Passenger Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
The Elegant steamers SrON MUTTON and NARiAGAN
SET '''''e '%ip 'NA''t , SGHo i a. RI
Foot OF JaYsi arriving IN Boston a. A NJ FARE As LOW
lcAes Tor sale al an principal ticket onccs statorooms
o c,s of WeScoits Express Company
h9i- Nos 81 ana 357 broadway and Metropolitan and
/. ". rILAINs. General Pass, nscr A gent.
1--WE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
and EXPORT, from Grand Central Depot
palace sleeping cars = ' N
sunday At 10 M, with palace sleeping oar.o Limited
ON and after MONDAY, Jane g. special LIMITED NEW
iohI ilaln lI yes ~ p N with paor at
seats be obtained At Metropolitan Fiit AVonue ana
Wnusor Iioiei ucAet Offices and at Grand Depot
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Orean Gteamers.
-----------------------
MONARCH LINE.

MONARCH LINE.
$ Splendid new f MEW Sta.0sIs and LONDON
RyoHn Fs1sy
Cs nno Monarch Monarch 20
age taken voyage PTepa9 steersse at low T
rArT0S 7f rSissss Ss So 81 DS s %aS
A Aoh NAN Steamship Companys Lines
SUM NMEMR4fGEAAa and AIcd CENTRAL and
For T@o saS Fra H9s F 1s e sG%a IL
CONNECTING for Central snd oa,S I@y ana
From san Era f1Sqs sSs0 . ls and Brannanss,
For Ci iT9N or TqKIo saIs TFTsRAY August
CRY or G jay ay$ d5
For general Information &c man paa acpy at
~ INC i'I lOYi coiss LAY AIRY su 1sSfP
RED STAR LINE.
~ u EgF3 aie rqa Hoy2l PeIga2 Nan
DIV, The splendid drs-class fu-powered stea ners
WI Ian samoa Say' Any ~ p m
Saloons smoking and anldsips H.
Second cabin accommoa alton unexceleL
F Err, so SsSa cattle an sheep or pigs Carroll
Second cabin 500 prepaid $50 excursion, 500
ps 'frfIRSS t2S pTFep9 80 ssi sSGn1sGn ~
ROTTERDAM LINE.
~ Steamers leave wArsoN's STORES. Brooklyn.
PCA AN0 " " eo i my my ~ ~
SaS s5o5o Cabin $50 stesr s53Si Say 1 Steer
sge fr2m Rotterdam prepaid S24 II CAZACX Gen; Agt,
aas Freight &es MOTHS 81 % BSaa sSa G E y
w IIIE STAR LINE.
- A AN ;6H Etv MAtF STEAMERS
caSasHt ' ay ' j. S On Sot Sq tSs
outward and homeward VOYAGES
-i-a 4 day,
BALTIC Can't par-eu .. SATURDAY.. Ju'r 30 % n A..
IG Can't Jennings. day Aur noon.
l0TGSr " ~ " 80
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed a
opn@@t9 rhe S1oo9 S1tcro9%* smoking and Bath
lcastet anordng degree of comfort hitherto
RATES-Saoon so ana SOD. Return ticGets on favor
abeterms Stocrae from Oh CDlntr,, $50 From New
York S2&
These steamers carry neither cattle sheen MIA
ilspecon 81 pans snl other iniprnation
CompaDy's Offices No. 81 Broadway New
=. ~. ,,.., ,.. H. COKrIS, Agea%
G. J.. BARTLETT e CO., Agents. Boston
BARNiFI ~ CAITELL Agents. Philadelphia
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Norfolk, May 3. 1881. '' l. 4 ! i'i.i

Notice Is hereby given by the NORFOLK AND WESTERN
NAl lROAD COMPANY, the company which has succceiod
u the property and franchises OF Atlantic Mississippi
S n r,nv PAY Or AUGUST ISL, At THE UNION
"i"h ana Western iiaroad Company viii purchase par
aI eieTn11 interest lie ZIG III PER CENT INTEREST
tue ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO Rail.
ROA issued by authority
Tor ths Eastern District OF Virginia with privilege the
par, Oh me receivers OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
ConpaIy or Of any company which should
10 franchises
bst OF principal aud accrued interest alter notice given
said certificates provided. q ~
me and unmaturod coupons
anu SURRENDERED al the time of purchase All
interest such ltCatcs after
20 1851 IL the holder shall present The same for mr.
chase and payment GRO f. T'YI.JsI pra.t,io,i,,' ~
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brooklnn properlp for Sale ano 60 Get

rINO LET-SGOO for 3-storv high-Stoop brown
stone house. 2oN42 lot 100 ony live Minutes walk
Prospect PARA aud convenient toAcy Island all the
ferue3 by hoTsrcais.
Rutland x WHITING. III Nassaust
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and ONO RAILROAD.

~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WFSr
,.,..., wa lairlphla RaiimoT. and Washington.
after Law ', Passenger
follows "i' '00"i">''~ ~
e.%uA m-Except sunday arrive Washington 80 D. m
NlRh hprs' leaves WASHINGTON 80 D. ~ daily with sloeD-
'I-l"I fltiS'iurs. columbus ant n
p ln-Daly asi line for Washington arrive CYnciunaa
- ~ ~ tmcayt f'1 n, AMI Louis $500 IN b.. g
uSln runs through - Chcavp.
-'u Nldni mt ialy ~lenD attached passen-
E't- after luor Arrive at Camden station Baltimore
30 a. W Washington a
n2u ~ ~ 'N N''i
30 oth'r Inns maSes faster tie West
lNrtron ne West n 80 . n. Etl, N am lO4O m
t S!e'ns b"rthS secured ami BAGGAGE called for
80 'ueA'i 10 NN@tinlaDn at ComnanVs once 81 Broad
& anu al All the ohcs ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Com
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steamboats, au0 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, ITVp
6cA sn c cfaSYe OF 2fa oS leave ZEN
nectinr Win no & Motn River foot o. cos
day steamer touches a Albany. WIZ WITH ana west sun
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINZ
SOUTH cAxhs everT r %Ehk SAY SKY .s
Trains Tc @si A aS1 SUNDAY morning sfesp
Excursion 'eko'' Albany and w re,nT s2oa 80 DAYS s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
Brooklyn Fon J ,%' Is Wharf khsy' station IN
Leave New.YoTk foot 81 isbert,.st a. follow.
9;e a m-tor Pennington. Easton Allentown. Reading
D. and o4qofy' o9aan aS3 eSy; Bsae
g a. mfr Pennington. schooleys Mountain. uiv,
maneh huns Villa nspor Tamaqua Drfton. NanticoEe
n-FoI bennington EastOn, Allentown Reading Har-
cSan r naTor Flennglen Pastor. Wind Cap. Manch
F $3.50 p mLoT ScAooleys Mountain, Bridge Branch
AZ AZ p. m m Somerville. Flemmrton. &c.
h sSB5s; H, Ia Msaeh Chunk wtesT Sc
so%h nmsmSle stations a. 3oD m for Eas;On. Ae
cas- gi5 iol5 1915 ii5 M ~. ~ go zoo -, "a, e
g ;a1 o 80 5l5 $50 5:45 G. 6i5 6s6 = go SIS d
For iainsto local points Time Tables at stations
y Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ ~ ALL Raj. LINE for Perth Amboy south imbov
Pieass ant Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK POINT
70 ea 7s a. 'i5 7:i5 . 1890 m No. $780, J. 49, 5:so
O., FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
,o,, THRoUGH -InWI.ST %ARrs
= ! iANIlt CITY fH.
Win tt"ugh arriving Atlantic C1tv al n ~
rare rom Aewlork: one way, So - Round nm - O.
k-hEEhOl.D and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
eso n we Tor Freehold 5;45 735 a. NJ = s3O go
NEM-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
-. Sh i.nnte via sandy Hook at q lO4O a m l.3a
80 oUV oio p M for East Long Branch Sc ON sundays
an ~ jo'o m, Bias, p mFor Grove Point Pleas
2 5;a, $50 p. ''' 800 1870 a. H. - Ms
"a Sr non@oT5n Beach Seaeright Trancort 5.4s
o;f9 a. uNla led Bank lakewood River Fyh
'anu lelehts lneIand ard an stations 10 Bsy side
$50 fnNia Red Bank Lakewood Toms River YFigh
isna Helsi,ts, Sea side Park. Barnegat &c.
: p m All isll-l.3O J.. n.-Nia Lake
Sosd Malcheste Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY and all
= $50 p m.Nia Red Bank Lakewood Whiting's Toms
1'i'er, Highland Heights, BarDecai. &c.
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Citn Henl Cstate for Sale.


4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK THIBt NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
liTo"N OFFICES, 40. l2aN Broadway, corner Thirty
nfFt-l, HOS West Twenty thirdat,
80 ~ fAHt Fourteenth st. Union square $50
AVE. corner Forty s-venh At; ut the HARLEM OFFICES
N"f LOCI and 300 lnrdavs corner one huDdred- and
T'i''' ~ 49, up 10 T. at regular office rates.
valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem with
nWe,ing and stable For price and apply " IsU
LAND WHITING, l2l Nassau.st ~
INV ENINENT properties paving y per cent
net On De"Aman, william, Nassau and Fht0n-sts
rutland * WHITING l2l Nassau.st
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Dipi0en0 Notlces.

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY Co.
DBEXEL BUILDING BRoAD-sr
E'HE DIRECTORS of this company have de-
CfvT n area q dividend of THREE AND oNEHALF PER
July 20 Ss1 the transs books OF The Frst ~ ia
WV" VIII 10 closed, 10 be reopened August following
i. ". LILLE,
Treasurer.
THE GOLD GRAVEL HYDRAULIC Co. OF NETWORK
NHE Directors of this Company have this
its declared dividend Of THREE PER CENT upon
aole on Monday, July % the Union Invest
Wor ar Promoting Company, 100 and 157 Broadway New
inclusive G. 20 " W 9R 1t& 70 9r W Jmy 20
The MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
iRhAsUhEKs OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPor}
yu1IJr, NEW YORK. June "a, 1881.
WE DIRECTORS of this COMPANY have
G inns day declared quarterly dividend of ON T. PER
cnt upon s capital stock, payable the day of A.
O'Clock p Thursday Both inst and viii he re-
On The morning of THURSDAY the An day of August
S G. NANDERBILr Treasurer.
IhE AXE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN r. II. Co.
ihhAsu REKs OFFIcE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
yy1yrr, Y>rDr1,,ro,>- . NEW-TORK, June "a, 1881
un u ny declared quarterly dividend OF TWO PER CENT
M capital stock, payable the LIST day August next
~ The transfer books will closed at O'Clock D. M on
,, 40 - The JOth inst, and viii roopened tho
inoinlhs OF III RSDAf, the 4th day OF August next
H. d. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
1--WE EUREKA Consolidated" by MIIININNiG
~ wv on a., has declared DIVIDEND of FIFTY
~ Wallst 27h instant On al issued from the New
YORK agency Transfer books will close o 18TH
NsTH DIVIDEND.
"C OFFICE OF rIIE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
,r, NEw.Y YORK June % 1891
loard OF directors of this Company have This day
capital stock, payable July l. 1881, demand
ChAS. \. IL { IL, Secretary.
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PEoaIA. DEcArrR Asp EyAs.yllIn nAnwA

IEORA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RAuWAY)
rvnrrrc, NEW YORK CRY, June =, 1881.
NOllCE is hereby given that there will be
ameeuhH OF The sOc kholdcrs and voting of
5his COMPANY at the Office in thecy PEORIA H. on the 18TH
1851 AT 10 O'Clock an
Srfms e issue OF four thousand ga 900
purchase OF branch lines Of road furnshn additional equip
fnenl anu requirement of Terminal facli5le5 NNi'F
option To subscribe for this onercd
OF" rata TO The stockholders OF record Of Of june at
&lO aare such right option on the day ~
august IoSL transfer books Will close a
O'Clock y. III. b. q. MITClEI,I, Scrrn,a,r,
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y + f..
r,, For lALh i,INElh BOSTON AND THE EAST
clpa cities. ini and and ~eashorc
The prov inces he splendid steamers
Nkl~IOL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave New York daily $50 y m from
ll y ~ H. foot of hurraySt and direct Fan River
without stopping ~ Newport. Grand promenade
'l 'N'nng)r the spleat bands ana orchrss attached
morning rains To Boston abort rail
aquaItcI.
f,.,..... NEWPORT LINE
NJ oNLf plkEFl LINE TO NEWPORT. r. l.
Inc t 20 routc 80 MARTENS Vineyard.
resorts aud all points old COLONY Railroad
n'u.n y TINS lnc fsres lower than by other Mag
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave NeWhork daily Sundays rNccptctl
ilcr-N y 3" connection 10y Annex iroai Brooklyn
1ickct both limos nav be secured ~ an
pnclh hotels transfer anu uckr} oices at the Office
ilrr ~ ana on steamers.
cation
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
GRO. L. CoNNoR @. F. \.
IGOR BOSTON.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman ~cep"rs via =. y. y. n. and II. r. r. Leave
Grand CENTRAL Depot at 1880 p M week DAYS. and 1880
I M sundays Also tram Al $50
VIA Sew y otN ana Sew England Railroad
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOV-
HhroNiC and NACGATCCk RAfIROA steamers
have taharlne slip a. ll:SO IN. D. I. Twenty -hini
st. last Avcr 81 Fare lower ihanby amy
EOK the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
\ SPECIAL PAST EMPRESS TURDTGU TRAIN
WITH PARloR AND DAY CARS connecting win tho
~ rI.lNlNFipN LINE frpD NfM-NpHk
The ONLY Sound Line running through rarlor cars the
Leaves ~tonnston landing daily except sun
days. AZ a stopping breakfast Providence ana
Worcester to faby ans and all White Mouut.n points
ENnJ. THE
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- OFFICE oF THE MERCANTILE I RUST COMPANY)
I2O BnoAi"Af, NEW :Hohk CITY, july 6, 1881
NOTICE Is hereby given that the transfer
books kept by i1s company for the transfers of DE
iaroad Company Will be closed from the 9th uv nj
OF business that ION,
day ofJuy. 1851 at the opcniug business That day W
HENRY G, DEMING, Secretary.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
financial.
/ GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
An SsTYors and nrooklya as stocks and also all kind,
'NoRiii & I =. Lrinff>mSs'
A Ii who are interested in railroad business
MANIAC for 1881 ready price - cent, bymal '''
EArcunvr OFFICE wrsTTsy THl ss TmEg;GAFg
AT A MEETING of the Executive Commit
TELEGRAPH cONFANY held day Tie ioiiowins was
In view Of the dinculues and enbarassncnts making
any Transfers o. stocs in ms coman under The restraining
cases to ush the particular sock enoned being
HG;9ye rn4 the book, for the transfer Of capital stock in
m 0, of ill., l5h Of Juy instant as et9ore ordered
rectors oi this Committee. a. r. BItEWI.t
Secretary.
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
United states Revenue ana Expenditure 1875 Preo
McpOwr H ns9x c2 2$d p4NFFss , ASP ,nGokrA}
''00A = N HN 4o }a.. I1 y'i' II. ritsi.
ROOKS of subscription to the CAPITAL stock
houS'r % HHETtS' EAATrkNE4R R NE 81 o %A
msS1ao o jaY S9 a. this Office and remain open until
McDOwELL BROS. & CO.. BANKERS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
uNIT 15;D,s s[AF rs P;g 70 ;.s,H
C1pita Psid t N Ann s2o9ooo surplus 500 600
r. kH ssisfG c.5lc " T. la g. HSG
RJeg qss, b !, ch4ase D. H. Mqa,tt, rout IL
Chicago CORES pondent Commercial National Bank.
GAS STOCKS and City X. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought aud sod r. r. HEWITT. 81 Exchange place
GWYNNE * DAY,
AGE ddE4NsAS Il H4E shA SIP EBQEE K;
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the NOR
~ FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, the
company which has succeeded
OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO
THAT ON TIE TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1881. al ne
tSitG National Edak IA The Ctts Of
ana western Railroad Company lcu purchase par
erusd ierrS me obligations NJ the Norfolk and
IgLc9d CofepanU ne Souihses railroad Company
6Tna ana Tennessee railroad Company the payment OF
The principal OF which by virtue Circuit
gnia, made November 80 1877, the case of Francis
Skiddy William Butler duncan Samuel L. NJ Harlow
trustees vs. The Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio Railroad
company was extended until January 1858, priv
ee On the part OF the receivers of tho Atlantic
ana ONO Railroad Company the Atlantic, ssipp
ONO Hailroan Company, or Of W
should succeed In It's and
same on payment ofPrnp and interest after
as IN said order provided. o.
The bond and nunatured coupons presented and
AT The time OF snch purchase and Al
interest on slch bonds Will and after
lSs the holder shall fail present purchase
and ayiucnt at that
By order OF the oi Directors
Norfolk May 3. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given by the NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Ak he If.Il ..u
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-IKO4 BOAIS. (NTTTvENrS, q Az,
lHs Note change - = ~
IOoA anu CITY OF TROY da,lv -
IRON PlkR No a. North River foot OF q,
steamer al
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TIVE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON

u and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Douot
Three express trains daily except sunday q Al
500 a. m, g. M lpailor cars atAched and 10 D. u, with
palace sleeping
sunday II 10 m, with palace sleeping cars) Limited
Tie kct- L. Boston. tall rail-
on amt after MONDAY, jane g. special LIMITED NEW
l'tl HISS ilalA with gari0r
tached arriving At Newport az $50 p Tickets parlor
seats Oo obtained At Metropolitan
WinusoT liol ticket Offices. al Central Depot
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Dipi6cn0 Notices.
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY,}
NO 90 NASSAU-HT,
NEW Noik, july ii, 1881.
FENUE BOARD of DIRECTORS have declared

quarterly dividend OF two - per cent payable August
the ONCE OF the Iarmcrs Company, -
Exchange place, cord July
The transfer books Will close July 20 and August -
r. IL. INN DALE,
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DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD.
iii and afrrr lflN lAS.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
-, noUNp BROOK KoUTE,

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND GA
SUNDAY. ItkIE STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEM-lOhh.
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DoUnLr TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP
MENr And TIL FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MlIu ABs0LlIE sAlEIn
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lanot Ntl,eis Ferries. follows:
$50 1885, q, r.. . 40 Iimltciil Il $50 $50.
t e;au and 10 y. and - night sundays l.3O and
M, - n''. ., and 10 %. m. ,
Express Trains leave New Nork daily SUNDAY, ~
;au a. M ana running through Irrnfoa aud canS
den.
returning, trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 S45 2
. 100 = -" ana - a. ni united tAtfsss is' p N 4 :,
4, o:io 900 ana ,. on sunday, 1901 $50,
ESQ a. ms 4, ';o3 and Leave Pha.ephia VIA Am
den, a. M. ana .:aO /. daily, except sunday.
Ticket Offices. D2h asinr lcn.- at0
foot OF Desbrosses Corandis,s conrist and f"S-
lyn station. fuonsf.. ErBoklsH -N''%
II lis hulson-~t oboksn station Jersey CITY h-
Ticket Once, BatcIN-placc.
The New York Transfer company wall can Tor an" N--
baggage from hotels ana residences - -
FRANK THOMSON, J. r. Won. -,
General Manager. Gen f-~~' --
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} tDNNEtIINW WIN ALL FDININ INNT
The Elegant steamers lON MUTTON and NAlkItAGAS
SEII DAILY. ,clt sundays,
- NJ. FROM 3S. y. r.
of JaY-si.. arriving Is A. NJ.
BN ANY OTHER LINE.
Tickets for sale Al AN principal ticket Offices stacrooms
al Offices of Wescotts Express Company,
hol- NOS 8, ana 357 broadway, and Metropolitan and
Avenue Hotels. u. =. BA n, President.
~. M. rL.A y. A.nmcrAl Pa.a. -acr Ag.ml.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK.

GAS STOCKS and City K. X. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sod. +. r. HEWITT. 81 Exchange place
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-30
Personal.

Chauncey Barrett, Esq, is taking pleasure
trip to the West on visit to relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Several gentlemen, wealthy capitalists from
Schenectady, N. Y, are in the city with a
view, it is reported, to examining the beet
sugar works.
Fred f. Talbot has been elected Second Lieu
tenant of the High School Cadets in place of
Lieut.. Pennell, resigned.
Hon. Thomas B. Cleaves, OF Washington, D.
c., is at the United States Hotel He is Sec
rotary of the Senate Appropriations Commit
tee, and. a brother of Nathan and Henry B
Cleaves Of this city.
B. F Atkinson, postal clerk between Ban
gor and Boston, has been transferred to the
route between Rockland and Brunswick
Hon. Jason W. Beatty, of Saco, is very ill
with Bright's disease of the kidneys. He was
somewhat improved yesterday morning.
DR.. Amasa d. Bacon, of Sharon, Mass, died
of erysipelas at his home in that town yester-
day after brief illness. He had been resi-
dent of Sharon about thirty years and was one
of the most successful medical practitioners in
New England. He was born at North Var
mouth, Maine, August 81, 1906, graduated at
the medical school of Bowdon College in 1887,
and practiced in Gloucester, Mass, before re-
moving to Sharon. AS citizen he took an ac-
tive interest in every good cause, served on the
school committee several years and was a mem-
Der of the Legislature in 1859 He was con-
SAINT attendant at the Congregational church
and was always interested in Sunday school
matters. DR.. Bacon leaves a widow and three
children, his two sons living in Boston and his
daughter at home
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-30
Nearly a Serious Joke.

The other day when one of the English
steamers was lying at the wharf about ready
to sail for Liverpool, the story goes that a con-
ductor and brakeman of railroad, who were
off duty, strolled down to the steamer, and,
never having had a chance to inspect one of
these craft, went aboard. They wandered all
over the ship, and finally brought up among
the cattle, between decks, in which they were
much interested. After while they pushed
back on deck when, to their horror they dis
covered the craft in motion, and passing the
forte. They asked where the ship was going
to stop, and were told, at Liverpool. Then
they besieged the captain but he said he
couldn't help. them. Finally, after many
prayers, the pilots agreed to set them ashore
at the Cape, as they said they did not dare to
carry five men in the little boat-not the
usual pilot boat-in which they were about to
leave the steamer as far as the CITY, The
railroad men were put off at Two Lights and
arrived home in Portland about midnight,
footsore and weary but easier in mind. But
they are not going to inspect an English
steamer again in hurry.
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-30
a Sharp Rebuke.

The Denver Interocean tells the following
good story:-"Mrs Blaine had been some years
il Washington before Mrs. -, wife of
Democratic Senator, called ON her. At last
Mrs. - was announced one day. AS Mrs
Blaine entered her drawing room to receive
her guest she noticed the colored cook slip out
hurriedly from the reception room where Mrs.
- was waiting. This surprised her, but she
said nothing. Next day, however, her valua-
ole cook left her to find place in Mrs. IS
kitchen. AT a State dinner soon afterwards
given at the Executive Mansion these ladies
CHANGED to be placed with only seat between
them at the table. The gentleman sitting be-
tween noticing that Mrs. Blaine did not address
a word of conversation to his other neighbor ,ex-
claimed:-'Why, Mrs. Blaine, you know Mrs.
Senator -, do you not?' No. was the an
swer, loud enough for all around to hear Mrs.
- called the other day at my house on my
cook, and her card was handed to me BY mis-
take. My cook returned the CALI"