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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Thomasavc 60 CO n o Wesh-st 22Io0i Anna L .,og
Ecrrian and husband a. Thomas Couehlan . esW
Gth-aye. vs. cor ~ g2d II. lT1hs. alsO 32dst -
fiwofCthCyc. l6i4@4 II HUNT CanUiine /
ll,ih.strs 60 n p Of gdavc. zGrIO1II: Johanna
hglhkcr and husband n q ~hicIn2in ..-- .. l'-'V
Union st sVs IT, u " ~ liichgn dCcaye, 1"NlolK
Alg"2' l.'sanna kennedy to Mary Kennedy ,
Edragcsf 80 g. 2olI -rloo; Isidor Hymcr ct al DORA
lG5th A. = III ftw oi Washington ave. 25Ill7s
Evanccline rhapcr g. = Bundicl and suothe4'< b'o
smyth anf vie to Emma T. Wed ... 1900
3Sdet 100 n ~ ~ 9Th ave, lGeI2l ~ ll1.sI go,
.622as Pa Potter and vii" ~ l. \ Morrison -, o'NV
Couruand-avc, -.75nuof liistst 26HlO0 ,ooo
Ithave y L - n Of i04ti,-t 2s19o. Lewis sand
e. referee. io Charles Z Wills -.-.. -''"u
Ta "a, and n WI @3f to o. &C. TraSoa 1900
MTNiN aa saand 10 , fciisr 1000
Soii aud wiir to Fli.a Ti,au 1866
6lst Il ~ Il " Of 2dave, 'GI 0o5 Anna X Hunt
"a Charles q Cornell ....... ..... ...-
6Stb.si. - lOH u cot llthRvc. .ir looai o. 40,
trsnder, assignee etc. 10 Wn Hrison. ir -... l'+'O
ill.,. =. + al to s,.' n Hudson 1880
lOhhin-svo. 81 lt.ul-Sf, faIc also Noihinsavci
lot 1913 2bN.@u. al-s . r Robbins Gvc. li5 II 4nf
l49tt-si. 50123O and also 50 tcrinanaNo, lot .,
" Peusonia' 25N13 NarEt Glackin 10 Patrick roo
G3d-si. ss956 ucof 2dayG IoO,lon5. BothA $500
smith AMI husband T. Henry lnT'htn ,. :. I'''N'
f ct and VIE 70 chm G,onuor 1880
N,as i .Dd II x 81 Il Eoi1 .V 5000
e1c.p a S y To- i tonlaf 22soo
- ave, " OF ! 18th IT, a.. 1913; Warner 90. ,
ard wife 70 Mary Bafancy .....-.--.--- o''"V'
RECORDED LEASES
Campbell. J. to p W M'ai. SO 1872 Maiden lane q ooo
wears. rem -.-..--.------- NV"
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Gitualiono tuunic0--Ccma

ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR TIE NEW,
r III" Sos VET rx.1, bird cocf fr,,h .vs
20 ~ ta.t fegr'enh; COMET 1i1 'T $50 IL "a
~ to. NJ. 81 Tt culai onict rates
A-FIRST-CLASS foreign and domestic
~ -rryan. q an ki%ss f' 81 - .Ga'ly - NJ T.
CNlAMBERNA lp-By Gr,,-claSs chamber
Y maid in priv At family would to FIVE ling or a-. 81 300
country. X. Il, niuuno pto~n ueoc LIS nf'ad~ny
COOK. BY fr~t-cla,s cook in boaIdn:-
Y house fair not AFRAID 90 ~prt CIV fof renee
city or country To- Wet -OtL.i ,r roor 'front.' r"rn.
COOK.-Compctcnt cool, ia privat" lainil, :;
Nwulne and o'!c.as. count, oy god ot7r fiourc.
NOOK, WASH IRON-By German help: Tor
~ cy Or Soir'y n be- -,r2 al a.. f' M
LVRST-CLASS colorcd cooks, c;.lmhcruaid,
WaitTrs-,s launfics.o+ kit-A'I men "it"i~ general
frou The soui. 2l3 Wet ttt. 81
uOUSEKEEPER.-B a mi Zee aged woman
a. werkins h.g,"scr rr COL ,eao'if SIS a,a 'n,r
one %ccf' Ms NAM Itibunt rtown otce Isi- mod
HOUSEKEEPER or COOK.-Hy a rcsrcct-
SO Az &ddit Si2 Gs%i - %c.t ' Il '' ' "
I ADY, age II, late from Normal College
speaking Fnrlsh and htc German d'sifcs rpi"stuer
sssiacory ref'rcnco} I,4-c cal oi Didres. t. b. siI
t-esi 17jhst
| AIDES BUREAU ('wcdi-hi. iOo 4th-avc:
best Of ~c iudiua, ants Lii. Ar Lk~IED3
froynstrc-s
I AUNDRESS. - An cNpcricuccl Swedish
homc NIT %i G 81 ' ri a ' -5,on T " "'' 0'"
I AUNDEES>.-By n iirst-ca~- laundIc,.. un-
\ destauds Inc wa-iiug futrg l".'hiug. would Nkr
faniy's washing for tho ,unni '0l'd '''sr % Co. Goa,
cenu,ry u years 1ccpuo nabc reference ~ Wet
I'm -. . raiir
SEAMSGRESS and DRES>N AkER-I Ladies,
- Chl iicus. Infants, buys orfaie- sd ut
chimes ~ "a i"r'rct, ~ % d.r. Addr,., j t.. All
Newspapers Adyc,t-irR Oac'. 90 Last lluI.tt.
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Glenmboats anS railroads.

ALBANY DAY ROATS-ALBANI and t..
~ VIBBARUdaly C'lnttys cKceptel. leave Nr-tfy A.
1cr $50. anil 22i IT, az !" D. NJ Nitoo4l; D. by Ahrh 81
M andiugat Nynck Ferry. West Point Nr"pnrg rnlsh
kr,p.r ithinecck A-iil and Eud-On. Connect al knc
beck hy ferry with The 80 r. train the lstt AMI @
aware r. Iickc~ sod AID baggage checked NOkl II an
Wf~r central AID ndson River Il r. a. Set1
good via this line. Tp West Point or Ne" nrS
rctu1inr BY down boat. ~. SPECIAL TRAIN to aud
ff.tuf o.
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Gin proptrln 60 Get.

FIND LET for business purpOSc~.-S"cond and
THAI fpur~ wing hight loAI3i Inquire " g. 4 TIKI
NET1. 80 UhNcf-it, place.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem. with
~ dwelling and stable lu pt4rr aud terms Apply ~ It
LASDG N1iIrISt.. ~ nassau ~
FIOR SALE.-rwo of the hest built double
Hate so loiEyilc. oHi,r 4. kILLl, l5an lsi ave.
INVESTMENT properties payus per cent
i ict uu Bc, uiau l.i.au 80 aui alton
lI tA%ps WllIIINt,. i2I >asslust
TENEMENT PROPERTY ~ Delaney
st lo; -fNlO' h'Ht i'u- o. ne story an bas"mcnt.
house st.ritr log llff cfl.Irs 500 ,'lrf nf
A. D. FNt.k. t-' Hfnouce a.
O. nnn WILL BY brown stone hou-c
- s.N(N(N( u.AT $50 ave. ~II fru' PAL l. T.. TODD,
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RAILROAD.
ou and nfi.r Ny ln, 100.

ANp UNlTFp STATS NAIL route
Train. leave Sew YORK uesJro-,,s Cof',aLdt.
et.i.ia 'tri4"-. f.HiHr-
lInf.lufc IIff.rr, N,-l end Solfh. ifh Pullman
i.4i4a. tu.~ attached e. DID,, fhit $50 o. Hi auy,
N...lrI-pnrf, Los a. .tF. o.. ID CORY and
f" 80 Do committing 81 olry f1r itu-yie PrirO
lclu Cent r. .,t fl" 3D. l.cs.D.4.
faiirra ". nrt1n and Z south Limited Wa-i ~.
ton INnr..s ~ fuu, raruf daily capt
lua D.. arrive Washington = Epynar ~ -
' 49, md lop 20. ana u digit snidy. 30 a n,
,l,l lo \, .nt might
tprt.> e = l.ai'iiu DO except Suniav I p 3d..
I.. Atlantic t.ff. 3. 49,. "If.ot; change - cars.
T.. a. ~ Hr.,Aitn AHA tHil,st N.lh 81 through
tlia Itr-y Cty. Aturis speedy 4ud d,irr; transfer f5r
if.tsly flttr.
If-,i. .rfiy- From .tt~hrrr -. - 81 935 r 49,,
,Ily $50 ., o.. DAILY, rN'.pi Monday s"n ~a,hiust"n
.i;tn.s,. 3D. a2u. o. 30 Irt 30 fii
sunday. T. &c. a. a.. 9 - AM l0.5u p Co., from rlillel.
u "a, In G.u. nl"t' = go q. n, $50. %. 30. %
3d. go. .... $50 and lH . 3D. ~uaits ot. -, ),
lu 49, ID: 30 a.. d.. G.u 9s5. A" % AID 10 30 g.
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Situations tuanieo-- alaIes.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YOPK TRIhl ~ WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
srs, t" Pos - Te nv .a,5 ihird eoincr ehth ave,
No % Est Fmdrenih e. coner Cnionsggafr go ih,la
sos 1907 and 1890 ThudAve corner one hundred and
twenty NTH It. W U , IA, At regular oaee IateA
A YOUNG MAN who has been admitted to
Aihe NrvJcr'c Bar and hss snowiegc % business
c ts 9qpg sop,ty' "t4s oS esSnSc , for pro
IT MORRISlOWN.-Exc accommoda-
dress BOZ 80 roi jaice Nofri,,o~n. IS,
RANK MESSENGER, OFFICE PORTER or
Ord ulan. - years ~ age. god penman experienced
rfoosly ''''' 'A OF '''''' - b. NJ" 80 @'' 'o''' - 49,
CuLLECTOR.-Collcctor Of experience j. an
- Amor. an asr - single can Furnish pn,1 eiio1abie
tG-tinogaa moderate sa-ry aoeep'aolN 81 j. CAROLYN
COOK.-As frst-claSs cook in private fan-
y iiy only Fruuchvomau; thoroughly master 81 her
nnsn,s uno fs;auds French spanish ana Lnc!- CO. .ins
Tribune SSa di o,, - ~ Br eaq''' |
DRIVER or LIGHT PORTER-Amcrican,
- are Il a. irr'r or Light porter undrr-iand- driving
arstcas' city rt'f.l'e. HTGrST Gt@S-. 10 fcsyiis;
! ,IGHT PORTER or .AsSI~rANT.-By a
- yoaih native o. nada a." d. i-a COOL worker ''rcy
uona5ic astnon.ls g. T.. EOS Ea.j' ais--t
| IGHT PORTER or DRIN ER-Young man,
AZ = IT, sht porter or driver Aro"- nc ctg thor
city rc'o-eno.s joins WEAVER % ScscI't BrooAiy.
| IGHT PORTER or USEFUL lOUTH-By
and .Pe S IN .' a 81 h. AS r',a"' pa .[
.,r,oam.ndA,o.o II hale.f 'hAract,r JAMLs BIEN.
MN u 'icrm"ut nV.. lsss
DORrER OR ASSISTANT COOK.-By
1.on i'T RaT "a XII ga. =. 5, ana .a be generally
DORTER or USEFUL MAINLY an Amcr-
can 'ouh. age TO- cIpcrt'ucei cooper rorrr
iccomm. ,i,ont J0nN TrrfiF = coicst Hioaki}n.
II
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Brooklnn lJroperln for Sale au> 60 Eel
| OW-PRCED Lots 5000 EACH mp, IN
rapid, pro. part o. Un'tIrr fur uc f'riv
90 pois. az LA@u e. NlilIiN''.I @I Sa,-sn 81
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INVITE MOUNTAINS.
~ sPECINL FAST ENPREsS THROUGH TRAIN,
WITH pARlDR AND DAY CARS
conuectiIg With the
AIDNlN(fION LINE
sTONINGfON LINE

on and MONDAY IL y T. -, ISL Limited Express
train compo-r n Palace and Day Coaches Will De daily,
,arrpt sundays. FROM sTONINGTON TnHOUGH without
change Worcester Nashua Fabyans and all White Noun
points leaving the Sonngton steamboat wharf at
breakfast Providence, arriving Plymouth az 1880
dinner aud AZ Faby4rs as p.
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Orean Steamers.

DED STAR LINE.
IL United States and Royal belgian Mall Steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The splendid nrst-cltss. fail powered steamers
ZEEiA.. saturday. Jul = g. M
SWTTZFRLASD. ............ SATURDAY. Jnly 80 y.
Saloons. sfaeroOms smoking amt bath rOoirs amllshpt
Second cabin accommodation uncKcellol
EtatcrOoms All on nln de'k
No horses. cattle, sheep or pigs carriaL
First cabin. $40 aud So
second cabin, sos prepaid. f55 excursion, 500
steerage S26 pfopati 90 excursion. si5 %.
PErERW'uGifr spr- ienl Az'ts, % Broadway, \. y.
ROTTERDAM LtNi.
II steamers Rave WAT~OS'S STORES. Broofyn 10
Ma ............ ...... " cluc-.ay, IN -
lst CABIN. seo-sio n cabin $50 steelAge. 81 steer
age from Rotterdam prepaid ~. T. CAZAUX, Gen Agt
- south Wuiamst ~ NCIt, EDlE < CO, - south VIII
lam ST. Freight Agts l. " NORRIS 90 Broadway O. = A.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FCR lUEENsTOWN ASD LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. steamers ~ Tits Line take Tie Lane liutA
recommend by Lieutenant Maury. L. . ~ Oh both tbs
BittIA%N IC cant Perry .. SATURDAY June 2h p. N.
AUEiAIIC capt Jennings. Thurrsay. June 80 40 m
GEHMAr lC. Can't Kennedy ......Nu un.av july y GL
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lOII--T
These steamers are Uniform IN slz and unsurpase IN a
are nj amdsh where the noise and motion Are
least ahorng ad"grea % comfort hitherto unALnA0e
Ft rI;s-saloon $40 ami 500 Rearn tceeis favor
able f,n4 Storage from the od COulty, $50 From Sew
T carry neither cattle. sheep pirs
For inspection " pa and other iniormNih apply a. no
Company Ddce, No 81 broadway, NeS-iork, 49,
RI COKrfA Agent
CT BARTLETT CO., Agents. Boston
BAKlIrr & CArrELL Agents. Philadelphia
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I Gin ]1ropcrln Wanlc0.

WANTED ~ hire for term of years, for a
W private family. ler.c ard g'f'rIhlr unfair sie1
dwelling house located itNrcn goth hri al cts ard sfs
and rtlyc Add.ess With full particulars g. Poet once
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Dressmakinq.

4 IN ERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL HI RECEIVED Al rHR
UPTOWN Of!lCES, l.2nH broadway corner Thirty.
hrstst, @os Wet rwtntytiird..t. corner Irhh ave-,
No 81 East FcueeDthsi IuiCu square. Third
corner Foriy-seveath.st al the HARLEM OFFICES
NOS 1901 aud 300 Third ave. hundred and
twenty NTH st, up 10 at regular otnee
A DRESSMAKER working in iirSt-Class
"A hOuses would nike 10 make few more Engagements ~
Address n D., Tribune Uptown once l2Ss Broad
way.
A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAkER wants TO
N 20 out by the dny NJ 10 private families
would 10 country drossmakng establish
ment; Is well recommended. Address Miss BARR 20
6th-sve.
DRESSMAKER-By day or week can make
~ over nicely Will take work home 1t moderate
prices. 226 East 76thsk
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Ssiory brick building with lot, No 81 Grand Fl 60
Mooney. ..''..1. w. --'' ''.' $40
4iots s. west i2ll.si, 37s Of Cth-avc each lot
2SNlOOll; George Dudley 1876
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/ g., r 49, OPT st.ainrr-
. f.t'- - M ~" on nPpl
/ cation.
FNiUE& q LOWELL. Agents
J Gro T.. C,vvsr o.. T..
. . =. ..,,,, . ,.t.,.,-r, ,r,.t,- iii
/ IWR WlN on IN IN - lhNlN WIN
GRAND central Depot a, D. b g. "l ",eS d'ys ~! l' ;,
ft. -t-' A. It.. ". 90 l " "'fH "'' '''N'S
'H N'".i ".~ anH n i-it''ii '.'''."+
Trtts ItIr
L N'' '''
,-.rt--r.-. ,fDf .s--lt ,rs-.
~ III D. fl'ft ~ w.
..... a.. ...,.,..... Al, ..... NuorruEe
LAM. '.' 80 q '''.'.' .'''' -'''' - ''''''''
TAXI. vffI r1rrIAK
All. Rail iINl-
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YopK. Saturday June 25. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salcsroom to-day
nv John T. BOYD.
story brick huild ne with iof n Grand Il
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
d0GH ,e9 CITY o. Troy leave daily except Saturday.
netting with morning trains for The North and Wet san.
A MARY POWELL.-For West Point,
kingston, landing coElen Miton. Ncwiambnrg. Hyds
s pR at 1870 aS md At SO p ~ undsy. eI
%f siSPns ae
express s rS9S Si at 9s,ifyl oa So' Baggage
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
sdrr PF SIDE a6 81 9HS leave ysry re %kk f S% ns1
~ Gooaec i Albany Sunday morning eNeeoeD With
". W. kvLRLrT. President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
SrEya I" fsTSS' s; q I inssf' " 7''n 10
Leave Sew. SoTs fooi Of iiiberty..t, a, follows,
$50 m-tor ti'mnston EsstOa. Al'DtoWn. Reading.
IDA % For sehooley's MOanssn Hish Bridge Branch
D. and Western t. X. Eason Allentown. wlkesbarres
ps % n,lac, Fe@asrO9 sehosey, %oan',n High
n n. num- Villa sport IAn-sua pnnon SShe"ke'
nl-toI fiepinston, aston Allentown. Reading. Har-
5.ti T. For Feminsson. Easion. Wind Gap Mauch
chunS rangsat DitfIoa, wEess.rrr, scranton etc
- ~ p M For rohHieys Mountain iigh Bridge Branch
~ ,. mo someryinr Flemnrton &c
Rcad9g IIArrisburg, Maueh Chunk. WIKI 'sbsrre &C.
ard soP = d. Tor a'' E1s'oo r Alien:
For Newark At ., 545. - GlS, 7lS 100 100 $50 q
elh t;i5 1913 1913 Ills II M l24b. ll3, p 2;30
y .t9 $50 ~. $780, 545, C. 6l5, ESQ., = $50, Sl5,e.
For trains Ia local points Tine Tables sations
y \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ ALI. RAIL LINE for Amboy south Amboy,
h>i Bank Long Branch Ocean urovo Asbury Park. Point
Lcaye At 645 7i5. o. losoa M - H. p 90 T. $50 $780,
$50, $50 y.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
SHORT Lis E-QIICk
THKOlGH CARS LOWEST FAhIS
ATLANTIC CITY ENrRI:Ss, 2tO y ~. through
carr, HrIf Wing At Atlantic tify nt 50 =
Far" from Newiork one way, f5 p, Round ufp, - S.
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY.
I~aV" for Freehold 6.45 40 IA. II =, 80. 500
tiop
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Iny Route VIA sandy Hook rave at .. 1910 30
80. Boz" - or East Long Branch. on sundays
$500
y loioa m, 34; ~ m For ocean Grove. Point Pleas
ant.
Pr sandy HOOK ,a Branchport, 5t5 7t5. "a - Ins
2 So. $50 D. ~.
For Monmcuth zach. sca5rght &C. Branchrort 645,
80. % Ia, - H.. 30. $50 G3Op
1sts 20 Via Ned Bank for 4.rgOoi. Toms River. lie.
land l'4glts Ninrl4nd and all stations "a lAy ~ae.
i'a "a Red Bank f-k"WOpi Toms River. la
lind Hsigsts. - side Park, barnclat. &c.
p ~ Al RAJ l3O = M.-hl< sandy Hook Tor Lake.
WOOL. YAM, .'-ti, Tons RIVER, hii.A*rit CITY and all
rtatipu- Zoo iag sic.
tiop Via Rcd BARK Tor Lakewood Whliings, Toms
~ leland Heights Ia ucgat &c
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Scalrd proposal. viii Dee received
~ st thc ,'nrl unc' 20 OBJ. Polls" 'cp iin 3D.. "n..
pron rf4r inst. tor luli Information -rc tlt' Record
for 40 so : tlf} liIN
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uoruIr TRAr,. THi MOST IHpGOVfo IQTIP.
MINI A-N TIE lA-tI - Il:i. tgh~s~TLsr
WIN Al>Oll , :. : AtlIL.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
" bEW LINE
BoUSD BKOOh KOTTT.

BOUND BROOM KOTTr
For TRES T0S and PHILADELPHIA
Lave Sew ioiA lrou' station G. H. l. Of :. !, foot Of
for la ielpn, N.nih aud Greent. at 10 30 II IS
o. d., q" = ', 6'. = II = 10. ou SUNDAY AT SO N,
t.r hi-' and B'rs; It's st 80 ~ II u No. 3o43 30.
& ,a M q"i-, ~, - a. o." .go
o H. 20 - 3d. go. b, i2 % nI GA sunday 80 a. ni
E-r.ri rains lc.ve rh 'aa,iphia 70. Ncw .Yos
49, a g. a. ' ,s i i, & = '.' IL M
orSraiay. ak go TO-. '.el. l2p ni
~. c:5. % up ~ua'a. at - ~. ~ 90
o. rom l,'.tls "ar.n a,d TUG r.si. g.. 80, ~
300 3D. j." II tt n 90. %, 81, p q" sunday
- 9-t q. 3d.. ~ p. ~
p co- 'ai; a, ID Ier,ey ~ >truo' to AMI froro
1hta for ,ac NJ h.t of ihert, IT, 80. 2ga POL 4oi.
No* = and C,uiist. AL Annex oh'o. I,~'l.- What.
: ;. r-l.'cl corany p,ir' Errrc-. eu caa for a4h
ave. Nr Nois 4nd CONT IT, Broosly Al these an,cs
AZ connection with tie aeii iecAone ALL Law te.e-
j6SErH :. HARRIS. p. BALDWIN.
IIOR BRIDGEPORT and nh point, on lIOV-
l,l'r 'aih--n' Zip a. u 20 a 3D. - 3D. i".niy iian'
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER IA ~ ROAD 'o'nmcn'iee va -, lH7l,
t.forei tr.ils ot 'a'r Grand g. utrl l'ci"i
~t'a m. Wr.',rn aaa ,'th'm hfW'", 10 Rochester,
10 80 g. 30 d.. 49, 49, drawing room CO.. u '''H'
i,6s No. To- ai,5,,r 49, Troy with connection To Uuca
~araio.o GIcn- "a mi ;utand.
500 T. n.. roI. irir,s. ds.'y ita s ping for
81 i"n.t ninhia< ih'"H4h ,','i Jaf 300 ~ "e,t, G-o
tr' ai excepting sunday nignt for MOntra via ratt--
atorr. Pacific i.,pr's' d.lv, ai'' .'c.rng cars 90
Roc'sur Isuha' ,i''c.snd To,io i,ro.i aHi hcago,
i"n Aist EKprc>- with sleeping 'a-- q" Albany ani
Tr.e o. sal # 80 Bowling Green - a-i <iaE.osi;
,and at Ncrtrot syr~' piHccs, i.h . % - and
" rGjcFi. Ten -ng {. n MI GKH. ocr ra..- At.
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COLIECTOR.-Collcct of experience; j. an
" Amrrt' ace -. single furnish epuonable
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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-08-18

Our Burlington correspondent, Mr..
Robert B. Carter, well and favor
ably known news gatherer oftbat city
has determined to make THE News
ego" there and with that idea has
opened an Office in Mr.. Spackman's
place of business on Main street.
swung out his sign and bulletin
board and is now ready for Business.
As q writer Of local happs- nings he
needs no introduction to the people
of Burlington from this y.ource. They
appreciate him in bis worthy calling
and no dops,t his present intention Of
devob-ag his entire attention to their
ir.serest will be approved. We look
for good business from Burlington
and already have substantial evidence
Of their intention to assist in the en-
terprise. Our subscription list from
there already is booming heavily and
contains the representative men Of
che place.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-08-18

A very serious change for the
worse took place in President GAR
FIELDS condition during Sunday
night, and there was no amelioration
Of the symptoms up to Tuesday night.
His stomach refused to perform it's
functions, and he was unable to retain
any food, even drink Of cold water
being rejected. Repeated vomitings
increased the patients prostration.
DIR. Bliss says there is no trouble ex.
cept the arrangement Of the stomach,
and he Is confident that will be c5n-
trolled. Should the stomach continue
rebellious, enenata will be continued
until 1t Is restored to its normal con-
dition, land of the ability of the sur
geons to hold up the President till
the stomach resumes its functions he
has not the slightest doubt"
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-08-18
WICKED FOR cInReYMAs. = Re,

WICKED FOR CLERGYMAN. = Rev.
-, Washington, D. O., writes:
believe it TO be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials to quack
doctors or vile stuffs called medicines,
but when a really meritorious article
made of valuable remedies known to all,
that all physicians use and trust in daily,
we should freely commend it. there.
fore cheerfully and heartily commend
Hop Bitters for the good they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for family use.-I will no
be without them" - sw York Baptis
Weekly.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-08-18

It has cost the U. s. Government
S25, 900 to discover that Whitaker
cut his own ears. This opinion be-
came general some time ago.--Mount
Holly Nssos.
A little more, nsighbor. Add
100000 and you will come nearer
correctness. What do shuttlecock
and battlsdore politicians care about
general opinion r. That colored
eass will put . large sum ia the
depleted pocketbook of Chamberlain,
the dishonest ex-carpet bag Governor
Of South Carolina. He was in sore
need Of It -Jersey CITY Herald.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-08-18

ded in Car 20 ofthe Camden Horse
Railroad, near the West Jersey Fer
ry depot. Fortunately no passengers
were 10 the car, and the driver threw
the lamp iuto the street without Sc
rious damage.
Rev DR.. d W. Bartine, a prom
inent Methodist Episcopal minister,
died in Trenton on Saturday, aged
II years.
The hogs ia Stockham's pen at
Cooper's Point, Camden, were partly
moved on Saturday and the place
dragged for the body Of Charlie Sny-
der, who disappeared on July 4. No
trace of the missing lad was discover
ed, but the graphing will be contin-
ued for several days.
This evening new Post of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, to be
known as the aSons of Veterans. !"
composed of the sons of the old SOL
diers who took part in the late war
of the Rebellion, will be organized
in Camden.
While number of men were get
ting out gravel from pit, near
Bridgeton, last Tuesday the embank-
ment caved in burying two men under
about rs tons of gravel. The buried
men were soon dug out, when it was
found that one, named Charles Gibbs,
was but slightly injured, but when
the other man, William Stagg, was
taken out, it was feared that his in
juries were Of a fatal character, but
upon examination, it was found that,
although seriously hurt, no vital parts
were injured.
In reply to on article in the Phila-
delphia Times charging that Rev. VIM.
Harris, Treasurer eff Princeton COL
lege, had imposed upon students by
retaining money sent from parents,
oyercharging for coal and gas, and
neglecting sanitary repairs, Professor
Dufield states that the whole story is
an unfounded and malicious libel
upon Mr.. Harris, who is divine of
high standing, who is not member
of the Faculty, and has pothing to do
with the sanitary condition Of the col
ege.
A peculiar shaped building, for
use as restaurant, is in course of
construction at South Atlantic City.
It is built in the form of an elephant
50 feet long, % wide and IA high
The legs are % feet high, and in the
hind ones are spiral staircases for as
cending to the rooms in the body of
the animal The kitchen is to be in
the head, the trunks serving as Chin
neys, and the interior is to be arranged
with sliding doors, 50 that the main
part of it may, if desired, be thrown
into one room. 1t will be surmounted
by a howdah % feet in height, which
will be used as balcony. The cost
of this singular building is estimated
at s27, 900, and it is desired to have
it finished early in September
A subterranean passage has been
commenced at Princeton College, con-
Meeting Reunion Hall and North Col
lege, for the purpose Of conveying
steam pipes from one building to an
other and SO large as to allow a full
grown man to walk through. Being
in an unfinished state, the late heavy
rains washed in and broke up part Of
the structure, necessitatiag its partial
rebuilding.