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T ySEH r EhfH T>Y r rRh I IP On
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE Mn.r, IMPhoyFIDo. F99TGP.
MEL AZ I II A E45I!ti ii t sAF Ir2NS'7rA"r
IIpr~-. Trains rayr Nos York Dcpro-s'' and cort-
| audi streets Pennies. A. follow, . .. -, .
M s ~ md i :S &c., n 80 and - D.
o.. T. ',.l 10 l- en- = is' ,v ,ce,, sunday AZ
p running through va Iroatoa a"d Jam
elurnns trains leave wt,, rh~lcpa4 !? o. ~ 3;25
-, 7o9 and I a. m l' on snmiay ianI *, . Is <
ssoA m T. T. - 1nd p ~ lrs.r hn1,r'pl'' va OAn
iLot on,rs 80 and 80 hn-d".y A't9r Ions San, and
bn Amer station foot Of Fulton e. bro2Syn Is ~
iie s,1 (, 5rcr .tt'ry pIac.
s1 sr ~, So4 transfer company wall call and cheek
FhAN ,H.rrl.l M.nsrrr Grn1 Psss'r Agent
DONDOIT AND KINGSTON, landing at
IL toIzrns West Point. cornwall Nowburg. Marlhor'
9ion Poughkeep%c Esopn. connecting WIN lsir -nl
cornell ami James " Baldwin lel'e tally At Y a., lot
HARRISON. Norh lsyer except Saturdays. "hen Thomas
cornell leaves ~ =. IA.
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
| NEw.IoEK. LAKE ERIE A"D WESTERN RAIL
'o HaRA>etNrNr OF TRAIN. TAXING EFFECT NJ ISL
Coac.c, 10 bn i.io and Suspension iinise q, m,
nj. II py ranarn ~ WIKI "s .. i i4. to s''% W.. 4d
southwest fIlmans best Drawing room sleeping Co"'hes
p a Daily Pacific EIPEs. for The ws s,G,e'paS
Chicago without change also Hotel binhg cars 10 Chicago
ID
IRAN. chambers street Depot New York Tor ~ -,o
Newark, 6AJ, 40. 1880 a 3 3D. 40, on olU d9P
p ~ and - midnight saturday nights onJ SUNDAY" '''
n rr'or1i and ras-ac g. 80 TO- 1920 mte 1929
m train stops Rutherford only on Sunay+-I- n"oh
AZ & & 30 To- $40 j3u. q TO- go =, lu3o pm ! NM
night SUNDAYS g. $50 1920 NJ, l+5 $50 \ H. anu -
pstsr.op g. $50 1000 m, II noon 45 $40 $40
~ $40 ,, 1890 y. m. and IL mia iinl
sufisT. s. $40 LOGO M, lAj. $50 p III, ard IL md
Nigh r via Newark G45 $40 1870 m g. n. 400 $50,
a. 40 NJ II midnight saturday nights ohy sun
days g:l59. IN. 600 p. IA, - ,.,s AKA = rio Tux
49, AID ~ midnight sundays, D, $50 ~ ~ l. H.,
i.4b $50 . "a and y midnight
Marwcl 40 a m 10 81 NJ. $780, $50 D. NJ sun.
"HonJoot and Kingston o. M, 800 p M sundays s;So
a $50 O. lO:2o mi $3.50, $780, 4;30 7, Tbs p m
, ,''s,. y, so logo a 6:3O Z p w. ,,
5.Ju lU2O nL; 5;9n 4op, = 40 p. m.
$500 \ 10 lO:20a m, $50, p "a Inc IN shu tSg
u. m. trains connect WIN WV '"'- -' 9 -
kalroa At MALI Hs, . 1920 D. nj 430 @ T. 7lj p IN sun
uc,fs leave 2Jdst quarter OF ana quarter after
IN hauf RON J.45 m. TO 45 p H. and At lOA1 and llto
p. t "A sage and for Apartmeutsi In Drawing Room
Srcpn1 coaches can he obtained ami orders Tor tho
sa - mn transfer 81 baggage may Dc let AT the Com
49,. 0btrs 49, 4Ol OF SJ1 Runaway y " ~
lhN, ~ ,kiyu, OF = the C0mpauy's DcpOts. -.
Trains from West arrive In NewforA al ';30
anu il.-o SU ~ ABBOTT Conf Pass'r Agent New.York-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans foI Engewo0d Closicr fiornont aud Ny
ark + A l, 3, T. 400, $50. e. 10 GO. lSJ p 10
Sundny-. - - N. and u: = m me lloO y III tram wiz
leave Do minutes later saturday nightA "a an
Manuel spring valley and honscy ''O1 200 h H. 4''
H~ JAo. y. ABBOTT. GonI Passr Agent Aew.iofS
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RAILROAD.
uu and litri . o.. Isl,

:
AND UNITED SLABS " AlL ROUTE
Trains lr,N" StN Nok. Via pcshrD,sts and Cortlanft
streets ltt-lr~. ~ fDipR-
tt-i-iur~ 'hr West amt south WITH Pullman
r. ie. ~ o. a. o. and T.. m. daily
M4liau-fnit. L.k Haven, = M. = - % m 'nrry and
10 ~. connecting It Cory Tor Titusyiu". PrtrO
leun entire af.i tiir Oll Regions.
r.lfttof. " 'pn al o. South. Limited Washing
f.r Npi,-" OF Pullman PAtior cars daily except sunday
ioA a. at.r " a-lurton o. Regular 1t SCI aui ~
o. 81. 49, = .nl 10 d. ui ..d tlshL 80 LII,
AMI p.
I,ar'-- 90 BALTIMORE EXCEPT sunday p N
] o. No.. 't'lutf chang" of cars
I;ntt- of irn,klSp Anp'E' connect WIKI au t1rnueh
irlIus jersey CITY, Attending speedy and direct transfer for
II.il. ariIyc From Pitt-hrrr = % 80 23j p
d.iv b. 20 M daily. except Monday Prom Mt-'Hs tpa
al I.4.t.u,.,, 80 ul. 80. ~ Ani io - = m
.u,,it, e. 90 A m : and 10 . On. Frm ruls,lrl.
t, 3D. 3d. = go l0In. n 40A no.. 80. -. 3lo o. "a.
81, - 80 % 3d., and 1880 3. m SUNDAY. $50, $50, ;.
lUAu. so A. III. 6iu. 3D. and 100 =. il
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Gountrp 3]rcprrip for Sale ano TO Get.

CING SING ON HUDSON.-$9, 800 will buy
- one the charming views O The Hudson. double
hon barn and buldngs Of land ARTISAN well,
large c.rn beTer 10 minutes from depot property On
Glen Nm stands almost In cen- NJ village and clear o every
surrounding Inquire 90 Nrs H. ~DFIELD. On The HuL or
JOHN I. LYNCH. 53G 70 ji2 West lid-st, city
Two LET-N the highest and most pictur-
e.oue par Port " Arlington. l-ls It, large
and elegant brick mansion with all impVcmr ~ complete
order partly furnished stable aniH ErunidA Huit Tree.
Sc; Tput ipW for more lari E~ az Once OF
estate 81 GEORGE h. L. HYATT No %'3 Canal st. near
broadway.
no LET-Fullv furnished.-Attractive Tcsi-
dcucr one hour from uy. on New leroy C~ntral Rag,
road large house - barn and rage house ~
OF land Iue slidc abundance Of fruit igh ground
near depot. rent reasonable. kULAND x WHITING, IL
NH-sdu-st.
TINO LET-FTPNISIIED.--A neat country
place; - acres; ree house fruits plenty coo te {
above tde garltu planted - miles Via Erie Address d.
V. HOWELL, Monroe. y. Y.
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MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Nll lLl..Lar

BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE wEsr.
vo 9 ana Rer y ~ Trains lsays from Pennsy
ESQ m.-Except Sunday for washington the West
T. mDaily FOR Washington, Cincinnati, chicago and s.
IrHs hsousg eus 10 tmeat d ~. nnati l2oo ma
m saSG ~ Az brP4t az so
points West Passengers can occupy sleeping coach after
! The Nev n. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
70 al trains no other line makes faster time TO the West
iodo se, M est S 6f' a sar ia ana
Company.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ station IN NewYork foot Of Iibcny.st station In
BT9osiyn iot Of Fulton s. Jewes Wharf
Leave New.York. foot Of Liberty-st. a. follows
5:3o amFor Pennington, Easton. Allentown, Reading
Az For schSolGy' Mountain Hgn RHigs branch
SIS a. m,-For Pennington. ~choolevs vountaip. nigh
Maucb Chnnk Wlliam'Icrt Iamalua Driiton Nantcoke
,. For Bennington EAsion Allentown, Reading, Har
5so p For Eason Wind Gap MAuch chunk Tamaqua
40 M For schoolry's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
AL m-For Somcrvile Pennington Sc
s2 p maFGr ha,iS9 u, l. apd wi X r. Allentown
nq9 -yr Fl S NJ 2d y M for 993d s scS
FeT Ncxark a!s4S. d.i5 Gt5. 7ls ~ s.i5 go, ola
5t5 ., dis eao us, SIS 5i55. 1915, iii5. i?P.@ ~
rof AZ p'ilte SO iiAio AVIS ~ stSe'""N
n Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~. ALL RAIL LINE Tor Perth AmbOy south Amb0y Red
Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove AbuTy Park Point Pleas
ant. &c
Leave at 5. 7:l5 Q. ll45 a. $780, $780, 4, $50. p.
EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il Leave for Freehold ats:l5. ll:ij M. L. $50 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ hay Route Via sandy Hook leave at lOlO Am,
for Eat Long Branch.
Additional tfips III be made about June l.
Via BranchuJrt
For Sanlv Hook -i5, a. ~. 5.9Op.m m.
For Monmouth Beach. scabright &c; 7:i5 ll:45 a
$3.50, {. j.su D. m.
Via Red Bank
3 am.--Fnr lakewood. Toms River. Barnogat, sc.
l2O p. m.-Tor Lakewood. Manchester, Toms River AT
LANVtt CITY aud all stations Ia lay-d'.
For IakenOOd, " Iug = Toms RIVER Barncgat&c
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Ciin i)ropcrln iuan'rH.
antiion Sales Of Heal estate.

ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON An''i"n"'T''
VIII sell az auction on TUT -ptN. NAY ri.
at u O'Clock, AT the Exchange .sich III hlV"""N
40 LOTS.
Comprising the
TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
poundel nv 30. LEXINGTON AND 4iA.ANf~, 100 81
ANp lUlST~IS,
And the -four. story brick bouse thereon "hch CONTAIN" i'-
The lois Will he sold siury OF IL parcels Map, cu
lars at once of AuctJHrrIs, Pme-si t9t'uI
MORRIS WILKINS, AuctIonccr.
EXECUTORS SALF-COV NTLI Il- IpINtL at
Throgr.s Neck Westchestcr at auction. H. LUDLOW &
Co will sell at auction TUESDAY. May ST. l'sl. II -
o'clock at the Exchange saeSoom. No III Hro7dway by
order Of c. r. ROBEEF. esq. Executor ihrorg Necf the
late residence Christopher r. Robert, tee q, ,pr ns
about acres directly TIE ~ouf 20 the rolr
OF the handsome country se o. NJ ~~- M - i' h.
Havemeyer M0ru- Adco and others st.u" coia-" stone
barn, stable icrhoIse aud other cutlU t.-s i+I.r u
laid ont Trees large and sna fruit 10 r". garden
healthy and col re-sieCf tru t"Hic I'D
boat. and about two miles from The We-i'hfr i~in1 ~ o.
porchestCr KailIoadVe trains each "af oatY Nl'iF p 2
OF the purchase money remain on bon. AID u
The furniture Will be sold the Preme thc day sf'r lie
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G.iuai'ous Uartc0--fcm

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.AN kinds Of good. competent female scrvants German
and co,orcd servants At The large ctic>tlbn.hcd IoT
above ioiA' t'1A d '''N' 100 O'""''' ''11 "'
CHAMBERMAID or FIGST-CLASS WATT
y KESS ma mai " large family. Apply at present en-
CHIAMBERMAlD and LAI'NDBESS.-By a
y young married EngsL woman viina 10 Poe useful has
not ayt out 1I I S8 s'is g w ~ on In
New Yors. Address HONEST tribune Uptown onoe. LIS
CIIANBERNAID aud SEAMSTRESS.-In a
town once, LIS broadway.
CIIAMBERMAID and WNTRESS.-By a
y hr1rhi int -cut young ist!dv ard IN ap
pcsrauc~ god rsncr OF silver and gia.-wlrc II neat
s5,h st. ''- y" " '''''' '''' Al - - '' '''' !" a.
CHANErENAID or WAITRESS.-By a
y wong 'owan ~ or country. good city references ~
CuIANBERWOEK, IOrSEWORK, WAIT
- I%oT r. : g., 'a',,a9 and , i,ci f''
TIANTfu1U,il 81 R}.ir i., 5l..,e,. ,'~,yc lou. #
COuk-A lady leaving town ON the 9Th of
\ iua- E.hes O." rad f','e oI h'r .'ss es-i" pr.
5 ig. can Oh ''''''' 0''"''' 10 add H. at no. West
COOK.-Ry Grst-class cook best references.
Y Isl Last >adst
COok.-Hy Il respectable girl willing to as
ore va # rry.rat euiI,,er-. so. b ",.t t.,h-t
COUK.--By respectable mddc-ac,d woman
Y "a. r.'d "k uu1 tsi'n'' Deg business, bro. ''k
We,, .i' .l ,..'@ a,,.i.''
CooK.-I Understands all kinds Of cooking,
tc,t c.,5 ,i,.. lc,, =, Vet 7tl, Il, nr t~o ur,,
COOK. Nc.-Ey thmo.sh good cooks; meats,
- s'l i-'. r''., TIt,,,T 't ~ \,
5ss 5yc '' Toe. '''''' b. ''' '''' '''''
COoK. WASH. EON.-By German hclp; for
~, o." s' ,i H., e, ~, ' ,si 1 oa.c . , o "
(WOK. WASHER and lRoNEB.-By a Young
\ v-rA4 10 ~ fr. rr'l md l'u.iress @st
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excursions.
DApID TRANSIT TO TIE SEA.

DAPID TRANSIT TO THE SEA.
ROCKANAN BEACH Excl RSIONS DAILY.
Now lort WOO, haven and Roo kaHay Rairoti
lfaiu- have DAl ~ .s follows
Hunters Point. ln amt iloj a. 10. l.o AMI to p N
I.nshwich =; a. H.. . and II a. l',i and - o. n
FiAtnUsh ave ~ -- amt ~ In i.-i and .jl p.
Ri.fI RNiNG. LEAVE
T1ckaWsy Nclsi 80 and 10 I !. - and al 10 p.
trurs Trse'~. 60 cents Nnehtrgr for flIor tars
Iiaiuro.s Ihrfts. Puap.-. Stu- Last Enl Hotel AMI
Ssas,i. Iiou-' open Tor the srA-"lL
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NFW IISE.
MI !. L m. IL.


Tor TGENrON AND PHILADItPHIA
Leave New.York station C. H. OF y. j.. foot o LIB
for rniatclphla ninth and Grecn..t' at 7i5 lll5 a
~. go, g. 80 $50, :, II D. M On sunday at 80 a. n
ro ihiri AMI n-rhs-t', AZ go o Ills a. $780, 43o,
~ l99n Warm ap ID Iuckcr.,is go - p a.
return trains leave Philadelphia for Ncw.YorE.
ln si~nS o reagi1 and te1GnF T. r. N ~, and
in m On SUNDAY At iOa. M: $50 ~ p. m
From = ID ami B.rks,i,. At - 20 - a. M l. 34o
ooi zoos 20 .. H.. >, .29 i9i $50 725, s25 ?. N.
t,inion m4de atJrr.ey cty staontO d'rom Brook.
sp,. ir al al loot u Liberty st. Nos go POL 'oi 9u
M a Nn-t '' a st Jeurl WG4ri Bnosyn
iIan.it ,"ny boi. LSP re- % 'o fp an
cation o made al 80 and 1923 BroaeNay. i tthave,
cornrca VIZ inc son icepaon' ina isT ,',;cg1Ph
- con. Manager. Gen. Pass AGENT
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOT-
4 ~AToNIC anl SAIGATrCk HAtLKO AI~-St"am"rs
4ye m - 81 l i41 Scr Inty any r of Quite
\EW-lItyEN. HARTFORD. &c.-Farc, 81.
,s'st ic cav, 'S' NJ 1y .Tps' "i
NEW-YOkK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y nlviE E'iIRo -,1n.,,'9s January T. ISL
~ 80, . In WI ID AMI N"lihr.n hApte'' !" "o''''''
io.0a H. Chir,ro l,p.s. i,awiur.room to Canaan.
II 90 3D. 10 Albany ani TROY with connections to Uuc
Saratoga. Giru- IA = and Rutland.
4 40" p. 3D.. Aocnuulp !Afln o" Albany aud Irny. .
eco D. n Louis Express daily "ih sleeping cars ior
s. l'I. running through cyerv Jay in TIE Nr'k, ai-"
Tor Auhurn Noti stations and TOR iu11" Toledo 40 DO
uo aud i,n sunday night for M"atie-L VIA PAtt'-
R,ehr.icr ualo Crvr1ni Toirio. Drtrrt and chicago.
and exec, SUNDAY rivut. rr Montreal ss -. NhAns
D g. Nisht Express with sleeping cars to Albany @ni
1fuv.
M ,".. mi S wa,a"t"n t iroo.iyn -
! IT rot ~ ocii ~up. &. g. MItkEK. Gen rAss'r 81
NORWICH LINE
y 10 gn-fnn Worcst Nashua Portland the Fast
-. N,s lis" Igrr 80. - Nurh River.
- o. ui !A., Suudly- pt, Limited tickets 10 Dos
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90. sI At
9 = 3D., MANS iiiL u-rAL LtNrl"'7
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES line
- p , asd - i,HN .,,-1 s G 6&Y II li'G'l
LA'"'''H - '''' 10 A''''% " " ~ ..ElTi ioojtnL
FALL RIVER LINE
no~ro>. Nrwt"E'f r,1L nrvrM
~. w., know, . 80 va ~ ana rrovlpEHcr
leave Sow Iofs .ai, ~,s,. no.uca. p. M, frvn
C1NSIriIi"'> ~ &SN&x no4t 'o'n nrokiyn. At Pm.
i r5 @ At . to 'i soI ra ndo lime
NTitiKiiS ,rircoV- &C.. c1r ec obtained at al rn
cp hot' -d 'A oai'o, a. a. 9.e I i, ', Nsa -i
% a '.,i''i /. 'C,10SNoIl @. PA
L,uR BOSrON.-InE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman -lr-irr-,is = ~ - u and a. H. r. Law
Grand .n'r- Dr a, t' n a % sccs '' ,ei ueGets
4" a. N.v orr and Ncv aug l-na l'aiiro'l-
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,..,. ill,
Ira,e d,,i- it 81 tafi d AMI Tr.no.e. st. At o. m
-" g. a. 3ni 3D. p 10 i@S l-.i," i' i.4 W1yrly
Ih-c4 cnrv ou' lh-lo 'na nc ~e'i: ann :, tlnnH
Wii,.laric and .;ou pullman sleeping ecAeh'' A'''eh0
'9I @ WIN 74oam and 80 connect for
all points IN AAAO And -4"io' 'G ailI4$S%Tov ora
General Eastern oacc eornc canre1 rM SIN nfsn
| FOR PKovIpENCE pikEcr ro-r via
Connecting with "ofU, i.!... 1ar 1-' i''''
The Palace Steamer MH"sXciius Errs vii lclye on
Tr,stAy. lluf,iars rni saturday, and TO" 7teaii "N
IT, on Aon.ayS " cdnr~lays aud tridaJsh
OF. ~. FROM PIER 20, y. H.
Foot OF Wnrrrn-st. Ncr York. 49,, II,
r,r-., q, . .-sou direct connection VIII
le i..l, ff tl,c Vllfe Mountains VIA fr',i'H'c 4
fe.ttr I'D ,.r,r car. "a through from il' staasl
.u, t lie White Mountains wltl0ut change a. m rruooIo
1trL,t FOR .ale al all principal Ticket ohS "a
secutr Al oncr-o Of rsotrs iIp - 'on Al "s 80
apd gq, ,ro. way aud Metropolitan ana fhh A'0Huo
Hotel ticket Offices D. = BAECocH. President
L W FILKINs. GENERAL Passenger Ag"nt
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON:
- CONNECTING WITH ALL IolNIo hA'h'
The Flrsant
eroNrNsroS on Tn,.la-s Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and y ltIAGAS SLIT Mondays Wednesdays AZ" RI
5P. NJ FROM PIER 33, y. X,
Foot OF arriving M boston ~ - u '|N's'' " ~
A. BY ANI Of lll.N Line ..-,. ,t... D,.,or,,,,.
rnk.f. Tor salo At al principal ticket Offices naor2hs
eccuti 40 .,., 81 siet,ts -tpr - '"h .. 10 a,
add 3g7 BroaNay and ~ metropolitan AM F'itu A'unuo
Hotel uckot Offices ps p.ucOCK ProsLIent.
". FILRINs. GonHrAi Passenger Agent
Until FURTHER NOTICE the Pcnnsyl-
,a,, AMI Railroads W Iun c''t' h.H llvin
-. y,rk H. Atlantic tity WITHOUT tIiAH eaNln!
lie. .,... .nd t.lt!and -t4rtt Fuu's ~ y w.. rh,op.
strdt.. itluuuur. l~tsr AttrUr 'N1 Ut o. - ~" E -
sn,,. tat mr1,i nfOrmnt" spPy Ia "a Ast nilo' 80
.. "a Nstor ii,us,. Gas Bi,llvoy Hnit'fy pA'';
str.. fs.t t.hrl.t- fnd toii ai SIS ~ 81.
,n,.i o. aud Lf.sAyu AlacA foot fal,n ~, y. -
sAAL CARFLNTEl- q. l. 4. -
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Nlusical lnslrumcnts.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 22 stops, ! octavcs,
r.eds - ~ octave Pianos. $40 Great harrus ira
ata0yue FREE Address BEATTY. v Ash.nriOu, -.
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EARM of 90 ACRES, Wcstchestcr County,
Il 80 miles New-NOTk. BanUf,s 10 dcyDt PIC.
$500. Address BARGAIN, Tribune OGice.
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BroohInn propcrtp for Sale an> 90 Get.
c. OS0 $1,000 cash will buy two-story
cpC. -~'tO. basement brown stone. 10 rooms all I'M
pTuyeIeuL 5's Bcrgcust.. near CsutoniVc
III IANI 4 WlIIIINl. l2l Nassa1.st.
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AT MONTCLAIR, \. J.-Furnishcd hon
N for the season or will seilCOnvenent b. both depot
twelve rooms gas bath &C Apply address a. 7. d
No lbs Groenweh-sL, New-fO C1ty.
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~ EAST 4sTH-ST.-Two handsomely
III furnished large rooms psIior room, suitable for
OAcc, all cOn'eniences II desired With O"an AID
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, large and
small third and fourth stories without board 81 Wed
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AT ORANGE, y. J. (neighborhOOd Speciality
h-Prorerty reut all varieties. great Ia sls
EDWARD r. HAAILTON \ Pinest, =. :.
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EIFTH-AVE., near Union League and Uni
i ver-tfv Club.-A private family will rent suite "
rooms wt,eu board Address b. c. Tribune Uptown Once.
I llrrladN
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CORNW ALL, Y. Y.-Farms. cottages, villa
" mills &C. for rrnt or sale JAMES g. ROE
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Gin prOperin Go EEL

ITO LET-Near Post Office Magnlncent urs'
iott for ONCE. Address j.. Box 500 y l. l. q.
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kOR SALE CHEAP, to close ESTATE acres,
Il containing dOnblo BRICK mansion couacryaty attached
briek cottage gardener lodge carriage hpn- stables large
not gralery and greenhouse. cud grzrfy. ali kinds IruL
large lawn well SHADED 30 minutes from New York Long
Branch Railroad membranes easy perfect
drainage G. W. NASSAU. Attorney,
Room IrUadwaV.
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Two PHILADELPHIA.

1iiF OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AID SHORT LINE
,o TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. IuHLE STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO ~ new YORK
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West Side

4 FURNISHED ROOM To let without board,
~ IN private family gentlemen only all con enchces;
references required. 2lO West a9thst, near 1thaNe
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yV,O LET. with or without board, n pleasant
square third door also same on fourth AL I'M
n,ents Mest Olst ST
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DONDOIrT AND KINGSTON, landing at

IL Colzcns West Point. cornwall, Ncwourg. Marlhor
Milton Pom ghkeepNc t-opn. connecting WIN l,ri Al
I,.rurr and Waikiki Naty ltairpAla Steamboats, ibunL
Cornell AMI James " Baldwin leave dty at y NJ fJ
HARRISON North lty"f, except Saturdays, nren IhOnL
4. trlv YES At !
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and
WNOWiNG BATTLEFIELD.
Two nunui,, v,.. from Lrii1GH VALLEY STATION.
EiLLIAEus. HoNrING AND BLACK BNss risHING
TI>E ecFSiHY AID DRIVES
Near Pttstou aud Wlkr-nafro.
= HODGDON. Proprietor.
DROSPECT lIOTSE. Blyshorc. Long island
situate, .iin.iir l.f Island vh iui 100 i. So 80 ihe
Atlantic "ran ht- the tLr-t vs'htnr FISHING and l"h z
,IruF 20 NDR-lo. fec f"u fullsIa and ins'' -
81. mlIlcs' hide from the city
500 poppio Address,
EodEE- Z sIWILi-
DROSPECT lIOl 81,
j NYArEON THE uTp~ON.
June l.ufItr hc IcaTrl house lisa
modern improvement - miles fion Scwhofk. 'tn De-
G,-cald b. railroad OF steamboat
II PORTER fropnetr
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
CArSKGLI, y.
Tlr-t.clas. ao"nuuni4tion fuf 800.
MlA ulrn juno 10.
l. J.. BOGARprs. Manager.
Prospect Park Hotel COMPANY.
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Board ano Rooms.
East Side.

IA EAST 3-TIl-ST.-An elegant second floor
~ Win private table or without board.
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nor SALE.--An elegant house, situate ncaIl

EOR SALE.--An elegant house, situate nearly
II opposite Detroit AID f0u Wayne. Michigan 81
the mOst beautiful rVers tho ooutincrt c'HpsVg hand
house With III roos Including billiard room extensive
stables. barns house tenement house al az modern n
provemeutA Two 81 Law In front OF houHe AID olO
site river, with two carriage dfves and two eutancs trees
and shrubbery each sde fishing rights IN tn yer 10
eluded The farm proper CoBtAs lGOs II vel Ten ~
drained and All improved Thi- rtcc property Al DO
bought for - 900 and COsf ~ prrSrui I"f sU lur
further parc ulas apply by Letter " WILLIAM
BOOTH. 40 WAAhngtOU St. NrwfOrk.
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MAPLE GROVE House,

situated the rh hills ~ ~ull au County, Loo
aus, ir aie ur o." banks ~ t.r NrNerst. iNf'f "h
aronH- rorI IEDt Fl-lllN' ls n"w oi"n TO- sunni
Tor rircuhr a. %. ~. WILL AM-
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PAYMENTS for GENTLEMEN. - 253
~ 5th ave near sthsL: parlOr and bedroom handsomely
furnished ni floor 'front.' also sin gle ruon references
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THE ROWLAND HOTEL.
The 6nost hotel the Atlantic coast opens for mo season
juno D.. T. =. Hp'Iliff.
MANSFIELD VILLA. Nyack- on liudson.-
VI Large. arv. handsomely furnished ro"us marih ny
and forrest views al mr!cTu npfos, ncne c1celet
sat water bathing. boating, fishing ,0" ana p"iir ny
healthy minutes from stallion ten from boat landing
highest references. Particulars ~ ID West J1tlsL
Daily Republican., 1881-04-26
Sill Missing,

Mary Wilson, colored, whose diSap-
pearance from her home, i'll WebbtOwn,
was noticed in the REPUBLICAN a few
days since, has not yet been heard from
She was last seen on Thursday after
noon at the p, W. & B. Il. Il. depot,
and was accompanied by three Of her
daughters, the oldest Of whom is nine
years of age. Mrs. Wilson is short and
stout, and possesses a yellow complex
ion. For some time her mind has wall
dercd, and on such occasions she would
90 away, hut would return again. Her
last departure from home has OCCASION
ed her husband considerable alarm. tie
thinks that she possibly has gone t.
Baltimore, because she was reared i'll
that ncighborhood when a child. Mr..
Wilson requests that the Baltimore Sun
and other papers Of that city mention
the fact of Mrs. Wilson'S disappear
ancc.