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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
The Bridge Of Sighs.

The Bridge Of Sighs, which has been
made famous by Byron in "Childe Har-
old" is in Venice. Criminals were con-
veyed across the bridge to hear their
sentence, and from there led TO their ex-
ecution from this it derives its melan.
choly but appropriate name. It may
be explained that the Ducal Palace is
connected on the east side by this
bridge with the prisons. Ruskin says
Of it, that the bridge Is - work Of no
merit, and Of late period, owing the
interest it possesses chiefly to its pretty
name and the ignorant sentimentalism
Of Byron" Howells speaks Of it rs
That pathetic swindle. the Bridge Of
Sighs;" and traveller writing Of it
says that the sigt ing company that
crossed it must have been made up Of
.housebreakels. cut-purse knaves and
murderers," and the name Was given to
il "by the people from that Opulence
Of compassion which enables the Ital.
ians to pity even rascality in difficult
ties." Nevertheless, Byron thus sings
OF it:
/ stood in Venice, on the Bridge sf Sighs;
palace aud prison on each hand
| saw from out the waves her structures rise,
Az from the stroke al an enchanter's wand:
thousand years their cloudy wings expand
Around Me, and dying glory smils.
Der the far times, when many subject land
Looked to the winged Hons marble piles,
Where Venice sate in stats. thronged ON her hun
dred ises.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
lrrsCELIANrous otrANtNos.

Capt. Hooper, Of the steamer Corwin,
which was sent In search OF Tho Jcannctte and
tho missing Arctic whalers, In report to Sec
retary Window, announces that he arrived At
It Michacls July from the Arctic ocean,
where the Corwin party discovered relics Of one
Of tho missing whalcrs, probably tho viglant
that nothing was known Of any ono belonging
to the Jeanette along tho Siberian coast.
Capt. Hooper also reports tho discovery Of an
island near Capo HerdAe.
Reports from the harvest in Europe
give France better wheat crop than last year,
while Great Britain falls 10 pet cent below tho
average, aud Austria yields something above.
Tho wheat crop IN the Tsrkish provinces on the
Danube 10 classed a. medium; in Germany, cool
In Switzerland ~ very poor in quality, and in
Belgium - far below the average Russia 70.
ports barley - the best crop Of the year. In
Holland oil cereals arc in good condition, while
In Spain tho reverse IL the case; In Italy the
crops ars OF medium quality and below tho
average Of last year.
Fire losses: At Evansville, Ind, nine
Wholesale stores and their, contents valued Il
e25O, 900, the chiof buildings Of Arkansas City,
Ark. loss elOO, 900 tho shops Of the Calves.
Ton, Harrisburg and Gan Antonio railroad, Il
Harrisburg, TsxAs, loss o2o0, 900 the business
position Of Daingsrdeld, Texas los $4,000
The Yorktown Centennial Oommissioa
and the citizens Of Washington and Baltimore
decided 10 entertain the invited guests Of thu
nation In Baltimore on Oct 10. II and II, and
in Warrington On the 18th, l4th and 18th ol
the Same month. II il expected that twenty
distinguished guests from France will be pres
ont on the occasions. Il u also expected tha,
the French Government will scnd over two
large war-vessels with troops.
Black ants have appeared at Emerson
Manitoba, in heavy clouds, and they cover Red
river to the depth Of IN inch.
-Four horse-thieves, belonging to 1
gang operating along the Rio 0rande, wer,
taken from officers near Dolores, Tex, and pu
to death.
A negro named Ben Perkins va,
hanged aolivingston, Ala, for the murder o
Git Roberts, four years ago. An immcns
crowd Of colored people joined in singing
hymns around ~ scalold. Andrew Sander
.colorctD Was executed at Covineton, Tenn.
for the murder Of Michael Miller, and JOIN
Mnndy, also colorcd. was hanged 1t Edgeacld
$. G., for tho murder Of his wife.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

The French elections resulted in q
sweeping victory for the advanced Republicans
and in crushing defeat for the Bonapartista
and Clcricals. The result of the elections will
strengthen the present Cabinet and frse tho
members from the dictatorship Of Gambetta.
Queen Victoria has given her assent
to the Irish Land bill, which now becomes
law.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary
of State for India, stated Ia tho House OF Conn
nous that the Ameer had not asked the British
Government for either arms or money, and
that the Indian Government did not intend to
interfere in the affairs Of Afghanistan.
The elections in France gave the Re-
rnhlicans lOS districts and the Monarvhists and
Ronapsrtists 40 Gamhetta obtained . petty
majority in Bellcville. Tho defeat Of the DO
napartists in Corsica ii regarded ~ m event of
great political signiAcance. Paul do Cassagnac
WAS elected ut Mirandc.
The continued rains in Ireland have
greatly damaged the grain crops. and appre-
hensions are felt regarding the harvest.
Bangkok, the capital Of Siam, is be-
ing ravaged by Asiasic cholera. From 100 to
800 natives Are dying daily. The Europeans
have mostly Aed 10 singapore and Hong KonR.
The cost Of the trial Of Parnell and
lila associates was f9.S00
Parnell is going to issue the Ihited
lrisAmaa daily in the interest Of his agitation
schemes
The long continuance M wet weathe,
has ruined the prospects for an average crop il
England.
There are indications fast accnnlu
la,ing that the tenantry Of England and SEQ,
land will make Parliamentary effort to sccn,
the passage Of land bill of = somewhat similal
! character to that passed for the benefit Of Ire
land. Such movement will b. indorscd b,
Gladstone aud large proportion of the liber
u party.
The loss ~ Great Britain from the Int,
rains, says the London rim.s, ID 70 b. recS
oned BY millions. II s impossible to gathe
corn. and il will soon cease 10 ho worth gath, +
ing.
A London dispatch says that a Scotcl
herring -fshing tieet Is reported 70 have Leel
caught in gale on reterhsad, Scotland. and |
was feared that many VI the fshermcl
| perisled.
Advices by way Of England indicat
that Ayoob Khan il in : periloas position, tina
his force IL gradually diminishing. and thst |,
| has failed to recruit cavalry companies in In
nuruni country. The Marquis Of R,pon. III
/ viccroy of India, seems to think that Abinl
rahman IL fully able 10 cope with his donght
antagonist. But the Marquis Of Ripon
hardly unprcjndaccd authority.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
Praise or Women.

l have observed among all nations
that the women ornament themselves
more than the men that wherever found
they ARE same civil, kind, obliging, hu-
mane, tender beings; that they Me
ever inclined to bs gay and cheerful,
timorous and modest. They do not
hesitate, like men. to perform hospit-
able or generous action; not naughty,
nor arrogant, nor supercilions, but full
Of courtesy and fond Of society; indus
triuus, economical, ingenious, more
liable, in general, to err than man, and
performing more good actions than he.
/ never addressed myself in the language
Of decenty and friendship to woman,
whether civilized or savage, without re-
ceiying a decent or friendly answer.
With man it has often been otherwise.
In wandering over the barren plains q
inhnspitable Denmark, through honest
Sweden, frozen Lapland, rude and chnrl.
ish Finland, nnprincipled Rnssia, and
ihe widespread regions Of the wander
ing Tartar, il hungry, dry, cold or sick,
woman has ever been friendly to me
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
Rutler and Terrapin.

During Hayes administration, Butler.
Blaine and Evarts sat together IN
friendly confab ct dinner company.
Secretary Evarts-a high liver-smacked
his lips over the terrapin stew, and.
turning to Butler, asked: General,
how much would it cost year TO have
terrapin for dinner every day?" An
estimate Was made. "But, General,
I cannot afford % expensive luxury,
and vet I would exceedingly like to
treat myself and my friends to this del
icacy daily. You, who arc % expert
enced in framing bills and engineering
them through Congress. can you not
smuggle through IN appropriation pro-
viding tho Secretary Of State with funds
suificient TO supply his larder with this
delicious viandf "The terrapin is .
slow animal, il it not, Mr.. Secretary Z"
Yes, General proverbially slow" /"
"Well," said Butler, musingly. II
think We might introduce and pass such
. provision under the head Of station
ery."-Haycs' Administration Arch
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

At Worcester, Mass. the State Green
back Convention in Their platform adopted .
flank favoring universal suffrage without no
gard tn rica. color, sex or taxes" Israel w.
Andrea WAS nominated for Governor BY accla-
nation
La a State Convention ut Elmiri,
n. u. the Grcenhackers placed In the field Eple-
tns Howe Tor secretary Of State. aud lohu
Hooper for Comptroller. The platform siriaes
al excessive railroad charges.
The Mississippi Greenbaekers met IN
convention 1T Jackson, and nominated CD
Ban King for Governor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
Doctor and Preacher,

DIR. Louis, Of New Orleans, who il
something Of wag, called on colored
minister and propounded few pug
cling questions. "Why is it, said he,
THAT you are not able to do the
miracles that the Apostles did? They
were protected against all poisons and
all kinds Of perils; how is it that you
are not protected in the same way p
The colored brother responded prompt
ly, Don't know about that, doctor;
is'pect / is I've taken mighty sight
Of strong medicine from you, aud / is
alive yet"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

Or 60. 900 acres devoted to the growth
OF hops in this country. according to the
New York State census Of 1875, O.sego
county had 1910 acres. Oneida 6,6OO
and Madison &, ,557, making in all 20. 7l2
acres. These figures have not material
" changed since that time. The annual
value Of the crop in these three counties
l. over 500. 900,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

and uniformly 80 and, TO add to this
virtue, 80 worthy the appellation Of
benevolence, these actions have been
performed in SO free and SO kind o man
ner, that, il I was dry, I drank the
sweet draught, and ii hungry, ate the
coarse morsel, with double relish
Jared iyD0rks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

the "Stralshtonts Republicans in Virginia,
publishes letter giving reasons whyhe cannot
support the Malone coalition ticket, aud In
which he also states chat ho intends to vote for
tho Democratic State ticket Con- Wickham
denounces the laeadjnster programme
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
uonleyy,s Door.

"I want piece av board sawed OF.
planed on the outside" said Mr.. Dom
levy: "we'd . few friends u at the
house last night to christenin, and
the lower part av the dure got kicked
out In the merriment.
"How wide do You want the piece
cut 7" asked the carpenter.
"The width ~ the dure, ~ course.
replied Mr.. Donlevy.
ssAnd how wide Is the door p
"Well, its as wide as chair is long,
list Ye kin jist lay chair across it to
keep the childer in an the pigs out,
an il fits - though it war matched fur
IL"
"But all chairs are not the same size, .
said the carpenter.
"Aw, thundher an turf yer tinker
headed nor railroad spike the chair
comes up jist even wild the edge Of the
windy-sill."
But how high is the window-sill2 Z"
asked Mr.. Chips.
"Bother the badgerin' tongue O. We, !"
growled MI. Donlevy; it's only the
widness Nv me hand, barrin' the thumb,
higher than the rain wather that sthandls
outside; an nv ye cant make it from
that We can lave the job, an I'll take it
to some carpinther that understands
his business and knows the measure nv
dure in his head widout making !,
chatychism Nv himself. Say, can We cut
me . piece AFT the size ~ that, We
leather-headed wood butcher, ye. or will
I 60 find . man av yer craft that has
half the sinse he wur born wid?'
And he had "a 20 find one.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

Tar Lord Mayor Of London u de-
gant attendant at the Methodist Church,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
Preferred the Hospital.

Zach Chandler was not only strong
man and expert boxer, but he had the
sand to back his muscle, and it didn't
take all day to rilo him. Just at the
close of the war, and the day before the
grand review in Washington, the Sena-
tor came out to Bladensburg to visit the
Michigan cavalry. The boys were in
high spirits, and many Of the Sixth were
interested spectators Of . boxing match,
or rather Of q series Of set-to's with
the gloves. Zach took his place in the
circle unknown to all and attracted no
attention until one Of the boxers was
driven back upon him. Leaning for
ward the Senator whispered:
Young man, / saw . dozen good
chances for your left in there"
"Say, old coon, maybe you're on the
box called the other, q he overheard
the remark.
Zach peeled OF his alpaca coat, put
down his hat, and took the gloves from
the one who had been wOrsted. The
other man was the best boxer in the
regiment, and there was intense excite
ment rs the two squared of. Not Q
pass was made for minute, and then
the Senator found an opening and sent
left handler 80 straight and solid that
his opponent went down like log. HI
got up slowly and in . dazed condition,
| and, removing the gloves from his hands
approached the Senator and asked:
"Say, did you hit me with . brick
hospital?"
mo, / struck with this" replied
Zach, as he held out his left.
The man surveyed it, felt Of il, run hi,
hand up and down the Senator'S arm
and turned to the boys and observed:
THAT settles me. prefer the bricl
1 hospital - Detroit Free Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

- Rmnh tas Company ows u 1eas shsva sss asvy nna
ssa sss Tracks
ire eoses.
ku.is sndas PAelOa
MRAHROAD HOTELS eaoeaos
Canal and Adams Street.. Chicago na "o ss
> sInvsnsP i LEADING LINE
d.sas.:. G.ssS.s. o.7i.. =. 7ss.zs:: 1:so.Ifs.zs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
The Onera-lilass IN Paris.

There is not city in the world where
opera-glasses are more extensively used
than in Paris The first thing that
strikes stranger visiting French the.
ater is the perfect GOODNESS with which
the pit, hat on head, aims it's glasses al
the galleries and how the galleries
bravely respond. and not in the the.
aters onlv. No man can stare at you
more audaciously than the bouleyardiar.
In the House of Commons it Is not con.
sidered "good form " to look at the rep
resentative Of the nation with an opera
glass, and the practice is generally avoid
ed. At the Palais Bourbon, in the Cham
ber Of Deputies, the case is different. In
the diplomatic gallery and in all galleries
YOU see . regular battery Of opera
glasses turned on NJ. Gambetta rs he en-.
ters. or towards NJ de Cassagnac as he
speaks No one objects. This habit oi
staring with the naked eye or with the
opera-olasses, seems to have always
been prevalent here. s'Paris is full Of
those Implying lorgneurs who post
themselves before you and fix upon your
person Q steady gaze. This IS the
testimony Of old Mercier. This habit
is no longer considered indecent because
It has become SO common. Women do
not take offense at it, provided they are
looked ut in the theaters and IN their
promenade. But il any one were to eye
them in such manner in private COM
pany. the lorgneur would be taxed with
insolence and treated as impolite.
Couldn't Really Wait for the Hanging.
"What's ell this crowd around for?"
asked Mr.. McIver, of Texas, when the
captain Of the regulators caught mp with
him.
"They've come to see the hanging"
said the Captain; "man going to be
hanged in . minute; better wait and see
it."
"'Fraid won't have time, said Mr..
McIver, walking sideways and keeping
his hands down. "Got horse out here
| in the brush want to look after; fraid
she's got SPAWN comm.
"That's il" the Captain said. Lit
tie sorrel mare. with blaze face and two
white feet-my mare and you're the
man. Guess you had better stay for the
hangin'."
"Can't,' said Mr.. McIver, "I've got
| to 60 to the shootin'."
So saying, he got his hand on his gun,
filed couple Of regulators full Of holes,
and, with the sardonic laugh Of man
who was disappointed because he
couldn't stay to the hangin'," he dis
appeared in the brush to look after that
SPAWN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

A convention Of Greenbackers and In
dependents assembled ut Jackson, Miss. !,
Aug. -, twenty-five or thirty Of whom
were colored men. Gen. Griffin, Of
Chickasaw, was made permanent Chair
man, and Charles Hall, of Kinds county,
Secretary. After the usual appointment
Of committees, Col. Ben King was
nominated for Governor by acclama-
fian
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

which - 4 prepared 70 trim anA furaiah On short
notice, and In such style and nAnnee ordered q
the most reaso0ahle pricee.
Thankine tAs public for favsss anA ~ cooAdsncs
b tAe pas - 6egs 70 assure HI threads that ~ Il
6eeer0ineA moee than ever - DoE1t their oonl.
0moa, HeGpeee 81 eeatiA1sA paAreaaGA
@. uEvERDEN.
0seoeA -. q, lo1s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01

Wtn kesD ee.staatly o haaA = geeA a. assortmsn,
sale or retail. for cash end noeAiag slss.
W. BUY Tor Cash, 40 ooll ~ ne same.
Credit need nue b aaks1 -, q n Wi NJ b Grsne
od. Am bound 70 eel . eAeap . any one fos
cash, and hope TO give general eAtiafActioa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-09-01
WASHINGTON. Aug. -.

Despair has again given place to hope. Yes
terday at noon few p rsons in Washington
expected that President Garfield would live
forty ought honrs. Some even of those about
him lad privately begun TO make arrangements
~ To what they should do after the fatal result
should come. Int to-day no words have como
from the -eL.room tut those of good
cheer The President is still Improving. The
DANCE. reeas 70 te growing less. There
have boeu tLJse continuous favorable bulletins.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sept, 90. 1891.
The following sale was held at tie Exchange
By Jsye Johnson jr
Canal, Brooklyn sox225 Ross $4,000
RECORDED REAL 9srAre raANsFnaA
SRw.YoRK
Iewis-st so cor of Rivington.st 6oxsO William
ReSkrer e e. a T. TO OF afT nTonst Sr 3ox8o william
sneCkner 10 Davidson so; ,oai IL:
1's9 sssAmsn % 81 drtade ID TssHS geo
I"Ts sns so wife Il Jos
12athst $50 n y Of tn Sd;sys vss 2oxs'io Eagle
s4tss sG% 1ss TlS Nv sys 2oiiOss Stew
char BsSS to Aug
cortiinafst S,srhe No ST. Ward executor, etc
$s we $s
ii2th:st !. 2l5? q ~ 2daye, xlool1; Gal roo
Same property T Gallagher and wife to Rose Gal
seh,st s. i25 W Of loth.aye: 251,oo.5 H "''0
197fss 7a9e1 S5s S5's i sSsSe isyS
For y ashiueten Ridge Road, ~; Dggs ooo
eo hpsoa2s a g Il 81 E9sshSns aaas%ave 9oxio uni $500
versa Life Co to Breen and another..:: 10000
-. Trust Co 70 W stevens .'' 1880
and wife N Ruck $4,000
e4tS.sf n a. 10 IT W of ilth.ave 25xi0O5: Ew
Iyi1s rsteree 70 Mary 5H BunksF a. q .; 9os1
O'u man and husband s to Iy Mct$is Mtiso' na 5000
zosas So Il Of syS bsans
and wife Aug Baumgarten. 10
bth-st, No SO4 East 535 12thst also 3lGand
Lee and another ., Of Il interest "'iV " 1000
Same property; to II NJ Lee, Is OF Il interest
Same property same to Cornela Conklin Is of Il in
terest
mann TO IiastrO 10000
VIM + Lett and wife to John NcCioskey 80. 10000
crime Merfenthaler OF al to r sc6weinfurth 1905
High hhridge 4, plot g. Claremont, other
ortv in 23d and Gath Wards; Emma DE Voc ct al
to Mary Aitchosin -..-...........
College-ave, OF Cores at, Sxl00X266.Sx
lO0 also OF Tompkns-st and Webster.ave,
1OOIl3l8; Emma De Voc at al to IL AitchisOn-- j
Websterave 1918 IT NV of Tompkius-ave,
61.l0xlr0; Emma De Voc and husband to III
Crand-st, s. from Centre to Paxtersts. Odd Fellows
ert Hoe ir eiio i' - w $4,000
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
Country propertp iloaniso.

suitabie for manufacturing orrans ana fiaro ,.,
square tees noor space hiatt and en-
70 200 horse
pace factory destroyed BY fire Sept IS; must he %,n
md shippzng instruments days 5
yclcgsph OF personally stating location terms and ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
6teamboats ai,0 Railroa is.

FEM s anS oF 81 E Wfhk TSs 5T4
connecting at Albany Sunday morning exccpto with
to Albany W. S " GV RaT sef q psss:a
ALBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
n yJBBAR1,N!y {saahys eyc,otsn le.ve vestry.st
San 2 Wiz rer o pa Ssx,APs sx Ana' a
sfeepss sf . Rhoeoegs inc s Ca;<i anu Hulson }sc
srsS ~ ami Hud.sa
West oP @ down Rs boat sp p
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
hFsS6gS s%MS5dIn$ iSSt niton',s Jswol' wharf ~
,,6:So. m-For Fiemington Easton. Allentown Realm,
% T ,tc asas' rTi
w"soriS =" %Sor 7S rlenngton so,,,sv,. nor,.., ur,
ndss STsHsh n,tS. AleP,s%S
Upper tehi II scranton '''''''A'
risbar@ Na"ch chanS PttsfSn etc 0n'~n N'Aans Ha''
S5 TSs n %"a se Mauoa
iso m~Tor schoolev's High Bridge sranoh
4d5Sa m.~EoT $cmervtle Flem,ngton %
Rssdpc Harr,senrs Tquch Chunk, wlke:esrTs: ts"n'
'E ssss sSe N n '' rasso Sa' Hsn Ilst
i orNswarE at : ytS $IS s!S 7n5, 7;sn &,l s:slA
sao 4so LAC, ZIP 55 5:ao as' 55 g. 5i5 s5o T7a 7s6 sm m
For trains to local ooint. Time at station.
IN Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
E OCEAN Sr 'r r,va A%9y s%u ar
m. m. y
. FOR ATIANTIC A TIrc CITY C{,,r
FOR $7Ty FAhgs sS Wit,
rom Aant' Rond n $40,
EREEHOLD and NEW-YOR RAILWAY.
aao Leavefor Freehold5;45 745 12m. 4:30 5:3o
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
$40 SS n0te % @ n st saay n oo rSnc eys sc ie o @ so
.n1 1919. st'. m-FOr ocean Grove Point Pleas
4 For Sandy Hook Branoh,ort. 1:i5. 7;a5 = II ~.
For Monmouth 'each Seapr,yht Co., vi, sr,nch,or Et5
745, m.Va Red sank Iakeyoot Tons sivsr Rsrns
wood, Manchester Toms River ArLANTIc CITY and al.
,.s:soo m-v'a Red Bank Lakewood whitings Toms
River BarneVat &C.
NEw-YoRK AND ,PPHI[LxAADELPHIA. ,P
B0uND BROOK ROUTE
leave leave New York station T.. OF
For 'eR' S s Sfn En- q, On sa2 q PsG ss
EorTnirt and BerSssts ets'D 7:t' ll:i5 lSo4so
e;s0 80 r. n on Snni'v at &tIh o..o 49,,
h9nn ni b;"o t5o $50 T. IL ON SUNDAY $40 M
q Return trains leave PhNadelphia New.Yorr
S'aGas $780, saa @ Il Ana HGaqg IT, & g. o No5 4 nnf IL IN
I On sunday, At s:i5. ~; $40 Il , n
OBJ 2 Ea1a 3"s aHa aeFks SnaSns at 2 ~ G 80 ~ m SD
Or pFon Trcp,oH Warren s9t 051 1D
s% ria % cSs y station to and mo"
a @ for sale o9t " Lhrtv Nos 2Sn 2si p'
Hos2 ana Conrt-st and Annex Office Jew"lrs Wharf
n y Transfer Company Doirs Express WIZ oan and
eaO9ean he made 81 AMI ISS FroaiwW .7J5 Sixth
YS and @ m s An and e's sw s
I3sa&a Gsadta i Aaaass ASiA Ar Con hAa9XsM Aas Xsa
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
Gitp 1]roprrtn Go Lei.
Citn Dropertp Uanteb.

A PLAINLY FURNISHED HOUSE of not
IA less than wanted in good location at low rent
Address Box %, Tribune Office.
"ANTED.--On Park-place, Murray, War
w Chambersts xlO0 feet, for cash customer
rutland & WHITING. 121 Nassau-st.