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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the frat day Of
of such stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at public auction, at the Office of the Company
Ala California street. San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY, the FOURTH day of OCTOBER,
1881, at the hour of one O'Clock p. n. of said
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the costs of advertising and ex.
penses of sale. 49,
H. DE LAdUNA. Secretary.
ofice--No. 4l4 California street, San Fran.
Cisco, California. ssl7td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale.

HILLSIDE MILL AND MINING COM
PANY-Location of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco, California Location of
wokrs, Bristol District, Lincoln county, Ne
vada-Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, an account of assess.
ment tho. g. NO. being rescinded) levied on
the twentieth day of July, 1881, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders as follows
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Scoville's attempt to prove his mother
n-law a lunatic is likely to be his greatest
effort
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

This is Diamond Pin. The Editor
won it at Church Fair. There were en-
Chances at Ten Cents Chance. The
Editor Mortgaged his Paper and took one
Chance. The Pin is Worth 500. Edit
ors like Diamonds. Sometimes they
Wear them in their Shirts, but Generally
in their Mind.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
ALE and PORTER

TNNaLlsH ALE AND PORTER, in sIoSh
IL or Glass Bottles, sold by the pozen y,
Bottle, at the Pansca Saloon. ~P~"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

In a broken voice Mrs. A. Ii. Nc
Glinchey said that on the 10th instant,
at | o'clock in the afternoon while up
stairs attending her husband, who was
ill with fever, she was called down by a
voice. Upon going down she found the
constable in the house. He had clambered
over the fence and gotten in through the
kitchen door. He said to her: 81 have
got you at last" He then unlocked the
front door and let in Constables Hickman
and Dillin. Mr.. Pritchet levied on the
goods down stairs, even to the play
things of the child, and as he was
about going upstairs she stopped him,
with the exclamation: "For Gods sake,
don't 60 up there; you will kill my hus-
band F" The conversation was carried on
in loud tone of voice and every word
was heard by the husband in the room at
the head of the stairs. She detailed the
goods, including the bed upon which her
husband was lying, As she did this she
remarked; "Why, you wouldn't take
that, would you?" and he gruffiy replied:
eyes, can take that bed, and if you
don't get the money in less than two
hours | will take everything from the
house" She went up stairs, after the
officer had gone, her husband, who had
heard the conversation between her and
the officer, exclaimed, despairingly:
Maggie; it's all up now; they will take
everything, and what will become of
your He soon after became delirious and
remained so until he died. In grief
stricken tones the poor woman told of
his rawlings; How he would clutch the
bedstead to prevent its being taken from
under him. i Wilmington DEL News.
-
NJ d. Fairchild, one of the compilers
of the history of Nevada, was through
this section as early as '65-6 and took in
Pahranagat in company with Hank
Butterfield and an Indian. Provisions
giving out they made for the nearest
settlement. The day before making con-
II lion they did not overlook any game,
acl night found them in a snow-storm
with one duck, big fat rat and raven.
They started a fire and whacked-up."
Fairchild took the rat, Butterfeld fell
heir to the duck and the Indian took the
raven-under protest. Seeing there was
no help for it Mr.. Indian accepted the
situation, sailed in, and got away with
the raven-claws and all. What pity
congressman Cassidy was not present.
He could have secured points on eating
crow that would have been of service to
him in after years. In his letter to the
Reveille Fairchild was free to admit that
a fat rat under the Circumstances was fully
equal to Spring chicken. i Ward Reflex.
<N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
Orcan Steamers.
EIONARCH LINZ


N sl,ns,a ns' : sa asS5i and LONDON
r Esays aoSs aloainS Payonia Ferry Jersey City
' uresSr
Trpaa ssso At SS ss
'' fAT IitFss ' SSGf@@ssEns CO.. Bowling Green
.-------. Passage Office No So Broadway
PA Ach MAIh stesmship Gqmpany's Lines,
SnINNA SEWzEAEAN6 AusrRALfa,, cESTs sAfa AID
f Nsx:9 S9r A fisr foot canalst n H.
%S 3. $ss,E sfs$
cry orroxrdt sa Snga II dqa G.ga
EFT Gfr4 FSSSS?NHlHE sa
or arrival Of as at San FRANCISCO D. %
p'Dy' oe' $ 3%,%9'Sq gsy at Com
RED STAR LINE. -
@s .Psn 5AE tss,, E2
riHHNNB.... ~ :. Gay. Jpy Is, r. m
Saloons smoking ana 'irSg ami M a. Il"
NN! 1 nar.%. . al on 1an dsos
FSi cS,in ~ !5G and saT 81, or 'E''''rl'h
@ sSrsss q ssi%52n s5''
80 "' " RIGHT oONs oeni Ag'ts, % Broadway, n. &.
ROTTERDAM LINE.
~ Steamers leave WATSON'S STORES Broohlyn
EolrEhDAM. ...... ....., "Wednesday %Gr
@ge ,aH i % prepaid f23 cAzAGX Gen Az
rssat At; l. M6HH}n % G BTa " m aSa q y A.
WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
>.c.,. FOl az EENS1GWN And LIVERPOOL.
f'S, at tt ' j. s e. ga n S,! n'q ls
Onward and home vlrI voyasss
- ap: l.ell hur day, Ju'v 81 D. m
- N2pt P'r"'l day. ia :.
- &C. can't 'canng'. ....:.... dav HuEl, neon.
dErE22M The WHITE STAR DOCK Eoor or Iwr;sf
ihN 1mcr3 ire T1i0rn IN str all unsrnassel IN N
me ~ipor, Stat"r)ont SnDSing AMI Beta
i'"lN re mi l5lips
aI'rIh% adetres OF comfort hitherto unlttial 10
VA'fS-Saoan 40 AT Sl)) R,;Ir, ticte.. on flYa-.
York ~ ' ''' 'io" w"
Thea tNtn'rs .lrry lnitleg rlttla. r,r pics
~ NJ tnflr ~
COMPANY OiiceS No - iIrotiwly Sew. YORK
So BARrLErFC CO, Agents, Boston.
BARklII * CArrELL Agent. Puill ,loll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.

x,.,.,'ti.'. fA-I LINE 70 THE WEST
,p.,, fl p'a. lIit'inoy' ant
,''fr ~ Pass'lr'.
iOilu ~'''''''''~ III ptHJIoSNcs-s' ~
80" T. m-Exccpt ~uniav arrive ,Vas,t,,ro, 4,5 y -,
.rs (n ,', - " - iTon g. % daily with sleep.
't' - 'lfg, ollnDIs ant D.
AaF m.-Diy '' line p' Wlshir ION arriv, Cin,ll nj
a. -'N w .; y . D. H1t 3.
',,'t IhFongh 70 Cincinnati ani Chicago Eutre
,'.''- 'lr1tEi - 'Alrltf
grr1 ,,, m 3t ly SO - 'rsate hei lor
49, ,'F ~ y ~ Nrrty" - Cam ten station. Balt'nore
49, o. ~. ishnyion 7'5 Dav rxnrrss leaves Bqlt H.
'''''-''' ''''' Il" VIZ '"'P'lS iul 'i"Nlh-
lHr I'm, ntto' fls.,r time - the West T-ains ar.
I,'t.'.'" W." a. ~ T. u. 80, lO:4D y N.
~, =, "''', martins SECURED oni haWglye called
~, ''''ut.ip1 1T tp1Dauv4 Ofice 81
Wv '"i'' - '"'' h"lii"Nl N''h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
FAT.4L BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI. July 20.-Information has been
received here OF boiler explosion at Watcrtown near
Marietta. Ohio where The boiler of a mill was
literally blown to atoms. Hiram irockway and Eu gene
Barclay were instantly killed Isaac johnson has since
died. and Robert Alexander and William Conner are
nr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
CALENDAES-,JUIY 81.

su:srHT couRr-Gn,NnsHs Held by Cuicn. !-Conrt
~ ~ 40i, 1922 49, l3l. 3j 1Sc, l54 1884, 16s ice Ill
Ia "a re s h51, 3Ss 6S 80 o4o
SUPERIOR roURI-SPECIAL TERM-spcir J.-Court opens
at j. m.-~No DAY calendar
COMMON PLEAs-Sr TERa-Van IIocscn, J:-Court
oncns AT 20 apOlo will heard between
lO:30 AND II O.Cl0ck AID MOtions al II c.ocE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
LORD CAMPBELES ENGAGEMENT

BosTON, July 20.-Yhe Adrertiser to-day
says The reports of the approaching marriage of Lord
Colin Campbell, of the Dulc of Argyll, and dauSh-
ter of the American adv entrees, Victoria Woodruff
wholly erroneous. The lady whom Lord Campbell is
TO he married is daughter of Nj Edward Blood gen
ueman OF large wealth and high standing in Engiish
society"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
The COURT S.
ALL THE LAW ALLOWS.

Judge Truax in the Superior Court, Cham
beers, handed down yesterday decision III which he
grants allowance for fees OF 81 900 to the
PENDANTS each OF the brought against the West
Hatch and William s. Williams. The allowance is the
extreme statutory limit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
Steamboats, di0 tsai!roljs.

4 iBAAl DAY BOATS-ATBANY and G..
- LILA ~ lady (Sunltys rxcrp,cn leave Nestlv.st
a'r 80 an ~ T. ~ a. ~. tBro,kyn by Auurv al :
H. M, lAlil@li NvlcS Ferry West Point New lrr Par
IT, tMIr l,aA 'a'Ni aud hudson. Connect Al Rhine
49, ny err "" ma - - IL train III" Ulstsraul Del
'%"e ~ X. o ne ATs>li.i. MOI rAINS. at nu,Is.n
h'l - y l""r spa = Albany tlo
Inl W's, N - ~ AtA'"OGN = X T. ~ Nny
lulh MIRA ard liud on River r. r. ;ickets good via III,
down boat, IL - 49," ""'7 iN'u'HiNb p9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

charity worldly calculation and not the impulse of a
grateful heart That felOwcreature suffers is suffi-
cicn for to try to aid him, and the
brancc Of that act is, believe ample rccompense."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
f.NALI. RIVER LINE


a., foE FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE East
NJ pest r"ii" t. White fountains, Desert ana all pn.
li' en- 49, miami ,ul Hcl~lprc
the provinces Tl' -rleuiil steamers $3.50
, BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
i'''' orN . tlT iHciulrll
t = y H. root ~ NUitavst. and Fall River
without sforning AZ Ncwnori prnmcnaic concerts
Ia tr4c -Vn"rs Long water flli night rest nye
aquartcr. ~ w '
NEWPORT LINE
-, ,'HLN DIRECT LINE 70 NEWPORT. r. T.
I'M !" 't "ut" - NartlAs Vineyard Nantuckr; Cane
Nl tnu al pc ints on i Colony Railroad. o n con
"i ny tl' me Fares lower than BY routes Mag
, NEWPORT AED OLD COLONY
cave Ncw York daily t~uudavs from
~ - =, x; Connection by Annex brooklyn D. m:
ckci and afc-ooms for both line. may he secured at an
Pu'iN hotels" trlnder and ticket oiccs oi1cc
llrg - and on steamers.
cation go N.Y."
c,, c.. - =, BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
SAVONIC and NAUGAIrCk RAfLKOA DS-Sieamer.
ieaEr '"tl4'lh" Sip AZ 1880 IN, D. rwcnty.thir.
st. La" tN'r 81 m FIR" lower htnDy any ohrT route
s|pN the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
a SPECIAL. FAST EXPRESS THROUGH Train
Win PNhipR ND DAY CARS, connecting with the
~" My sound Lin" running through 10 the
Nht" NouutAius ~ "
Leaves Sonngton steamboat landing daily exccu sun.
Gays nj a. stopping Tor breakfast Providence and
Whi al plymouth, runs through "A TROUT CIiANGFV,
W""'S'ert Ia fapNan's and all White Mountain points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
t,'Ol. TILE.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEbtPUREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE

TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINI.
Commencing June D. special Fds; Express Train with
Parlor Cars viii leave Central pcpot New York via
NY, y. II. and H. r.. 1885 \ ~ daily texc.t sun
days. arriving a. the Wh.c Mountains early evening
toI time tables rates. cie Apply 10 Ticket Agents OF X ~
N. II. and II. II. r..
c. T. HEMpSTEAD o. r. 4 ith.aYc and 42d.st y Y
| EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
os on 2na after Nay "a lssl viii
ao p "a" N f9 G , '2C Easion BEN chem Aen9ga
Ithaca Geneva, ~ ms Bnlaoand West Train p NJ
W5afc and rt;sda ranaa SDnf COACHES S a'ta ad
psi1s in Mahanoy All 'ia1ctoa coal re-
r. = 'cGFS l'G'% X 1G&
~ ssIr canS; mosLY1K W!IrE M9TNTAiNs
$40 p M ,nnGrs cxccptcd and 80 D. H. SUNDAYS i iH
diat" p Ho"S,s wI preI trans or '5oye ana ,nl%rme
T y,ay. - and cSulsl, brooklyn Excursion to New
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
Carmel and 1ay ~" sa a 400 D. Il" Tor """'p''
fitnrH2 Tor Mnhopac, Carmel and brewster leaves
9"B' fpGGa; .r ss. Sss S.,.m
fSs aFG "n y@% f@r' aS@, GTs 70 minutes
connect with trains leave ectorst 80 minutes before
The York Transfer CO. viii call for and check baggage
see new hc,lues.
NORWICH LINE
leave Fer & AN S S"r s H ss
daily SUNDAYS n day I'm. Su,.ys pan
RoNDoUT KINGSTON S GS,,. AN dS. cA AI LII
y wa SSSl%T TpI%%TS a %!S%
Rsroad Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and jane. " N haiG
saep sa i at when m" o iS% c"rs v Noh Hys
c""ce'i"s spcciu 'rn though inc oatsN Mountains
PROVIDENCE LINE:
Connecting Win SH avsaie "a Iasrdi Railroad for
s%s an 1Gi ]. % leave on
Ies LAY ana SataranyS ant me steamer IA
PsEh 49, N ir 90, of Of Wsrre NrM YORK ,o
paiy' ANA at prh 'l'"l hotels and ticket once"
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
CwAXXEI rS Sc, or HIN hTHAYana
$780,. ,u , co MMMMIEESNc 5ISdhg 5HSE y ISL -
Cars Will leave Pennsylvania Railroad station Jersey CITY,
r0 Ed1 u "a ATS%SH ATg ssa
Pullman Sesr coach On $40 p M tram zoe, to
niollation apply ticket offices of Pennsylyan nsroad
81 and SO SS i.s 'T%pa 1ias'''"~ Nd and Nos
JOSEPH H. sASo sa ns ssnsa Passenger Agent
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
The sssn, saMs, wF6 0N A PSM sna
rno, '1a,. 4Ti 5sss 80 m o
HSoi orT line Boston at FARE AS LOW
Sf e M ssos op sSs at %Sns
9 ,; Nos 81 and 1857 broadway and MeoPolitan and
l.. W. rl~"INS. General Passenger Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
lnrco and NEMpoRr from Grand Central Central Depot .,
500 'a,6a a. % oparior cars atachcd and Top with
Sundays % me- with palace sleeping cars Limited
on and after MONDAY, June 8, special LIMITED NEW
thd train leaves az M WITH paror cars az
Ss s Ms. ss ffsn
Windsar ani"I "nisss. Sia arAni DsOOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
FTRTWORKS
/ ONG BEACH.

Ihe most fashionable watering place in America
brought 90 this country. N'N"9'@ cNef
hest n hats,f
llcO commodious bath. houses 9 " wv ""hiu'
Trains leave II unters
an .uh pm Returning, leave Ion. Beach CAS- 500
~; a. NJ 20 D 3:45 D. IS, 7O5 .25 lO:l5
point i s ,a N 81 40 AID m trains Hunters
p H. Trans rom Long Bea b through express trains with
PaieI sunday trains: :. m. l. , r q Z a
and p M Returning, leave the Beach II of AM hon,
up 10 10 D. N. ~ ' - M "oAr
Al brooklyn trains Fatbushave 10 Minutes ea,er
Nc fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
Iummcr Hcsnrta.
SHELDON HOUSE,
OCEAN GROVE, NEwJERsEY.

Largest ana most Central Par and the
only one having Passenger Elevator Warm salt Water cc
trc Baths Telegraph Iron Fire Escape and all Important
F1rscass Modern improvements. Splendid Spring Water
very benedcaD and shady health giving Pines;
no Mosquitoes.
WELCOME l.. SHELDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
Corporation Notices.

:
NVGlCE.-jAMES NJ. OAKLEY & co. will
= Y sell ~ public auction, by oIicr r.
DOCKS ON Friday, July 22, 1851 -
cade ana Beach siS North River
including timber nhcT boards and Pie bnts For fun in
formation The city Record copies for sale al No CIV
Hail. $3.50 -'NS
NOTICE.-Proposals for building n new,
4 wooden pier with dumping board th-iesn. ooe
oi l3tlst y r., viii be we'd by o
Il and ll9 Duanest, until FRIDAY, july 70 1871 al III
ocl'ck m For ful Information The City eord copies
for sale At No. ? civ fan. f~'
NOTlGE.-PropOSals for repairing and WIDEN
Pier A =. r. vii of
Docks ~ ana 1l9 Duanesf. until Friday July ~ ISL
at ~ O'Clock For fan information Clty Iec.ri
copies for sale at No. = city Han.
NOTiCE.-Proposals for repairing Pier 30.
~ T. r. and The adjoining Bulkhcad will rerevea ~
The Department Of Docks. III and llS Duane untfl
Weolesuaf July y, ~ al l2oclock For ull
Ton see The city Record copies for sale city Hail
NOTlCE.-Proposals will he received at the
~ Ohce OF the Department OF Public Charities Corro-
ton NO 90 "av' anA ally % ISL Tor dry goods sraoe-
mes lS' &c. FOR iul Information CITY RECORps
for sale al No. city Hall
NOIlCE.-Sealcd proposals will Toe received
at the Office OF The Fire Department until JAY % 1851.
Tor alterations and repairs 10 the house Of ngne Company
No 20 For inl Information sec city kccOpi, for sale
AT NJ. CITY Han
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A TROY BOATS.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE,
ans Si3s' Of R&5S ..
ns s% pEE Mth no a MoT5
A tas for the North and wOs sun
A L ban BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
'@i 81 81 IaHy e,ys rs
Trains TSrh Yes; Albany morning excepoD with
oef'''o ALBANY eng EVgggff ss
( CEsN, .liAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
HfS%as e n Jane ISL 'owel' Wharf
n s2 mFor Pennington Easion a" Aentoxsn noa,Dr
7:45a. For schooley's Mountain rftr, eriav. pr,o
Wave qn Western r. r. EastOn, Allentown Wilkesbare
B4s Frame nrdnss FEGm,"So9 sehooey Nountan High
Upper feh1s' Wra nspot ranaqua, Drfton Nantcoke
ra5rg aS ES cR Allentown Reading Ha
GA, sa5 mFor Felnineton, Eason Wilma Gan. mauc,
cho"e S WM oSa SG11ni0 91ass r,D
'1 "a n H A. LOW =, etc tc,, ,,..
nca ? TTGr Eas'S D aaa " r. Allentown
Sdiay trains leave at $40 p M Tor Boand Brook
f tna i9gi1e stations ~. e 5;Sop Ession Alien
o. >Gwl G, at ~ 945 Gl5 e5 7l5 79c 500 $40
g. H q f$q 5l5 $50 545, &, els $50 T. 80 S:i5
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
\ Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ED Branch Ocean 'r 9o A %s1 Sps sy A%e6oy
c 545 75. Q, 1890 H. 10 H., $780, T. 4so, 5:so
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
SHORT LINc-QUlCK TIME
no., ..IhROUGH CARS-LOWEST Fairs
wi,1 ~ t,H Mic CITY . EXPRESS. 200 D. m
rare from Ne~-Nork one way 80 20 Round TIN 81 65
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
ao Leave for Freehold 5;i5. 7:45 M I'm 2 4s0 $50
y EN Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
i,y Route via sandy book leave ., a. M 100
$50 n. 7 '' w. v" '"'U"9 =
ant &c f N' '" Ni'''' i'iH' fie'S'
t"r candy Hook via Branchpor 545. 7:i5 a. M 10 H.
t9F IonnontA Beach Seabrigt &C. Drancnport 545
go. y H. N, j. M . 40 $50. ESQ d. IN.
lard j' - ioed Blnt for Lakewood Toms River. High
90 e. VA iti Bank for Lakewood. Toms River High
a!N hrshis, sea Side Park, Barnc@at &c - 90
az All Itai-l:30 p. m.-Nia sandy Hook for Lake
,o g, i.ocvstti, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY and all
800 p m Via Rcd Bank for lakewood Writings Toms
islNer Highland Heights. IaIlegat ,Nc ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
y YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW LINE.


,. for TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Liberty L.. $500 " - a. - Vi ~ d" ioo' vi
For Philadelphia Smith Green.sts nj 7t5 $50 ll.l5
- W. ,,;'o J. $780, o:jO, = II at S:45 O. M
t3i niid and Berks SITS al $50, 7:i5, lll5 M
~ ., T. M on SUNDAY AT SiJ a m.
iiGn''n Ware u ana lnckcrss $50 745. $3.50. lll5
go ~ p. IN. = 49, ~ '-' S - MI
Iitrtuin trains leave Philadelphia New York:
IRON stations Phila ana Reading r. r. Ninth and Green.
en- M ~ ~ 300 II ni l:l5, 34j 54O. $40. u p.
5l"iH MIRA and erks-sts. AZ 5:2O 800 9I5 M. l. $40
-, 20, 800 r. m. sunday at 80 a.. u. m
rom trenton, warren ana TuckeTsts1:2j 6:25. SOB
~; NV I'LL a. m = 2:2l i2G, Go, 40
10 - q. m. G:l5 D..
conn" lion is made Jersey CITY station 10 and from
il"otiNn and Erie Depot, Jersey civ ~
ckci= for sale al foot Of Libcriyst. 29a pol 4ol
- so, ,i,.-b broadway, and the principal hotels
Brooklyn. ' ~ -"NN O"'' ''"ii : " '"ii'
y - transfer Company. Dodds Express cali for and
'n,"" baggage nom hotel or To AuDl
oAi'ucn D. made a yti and l313 Broadwar 7S6 Sixth
ave- Ne"-l OK. and CONTEST. brooklyn these offices
graph 'Nf' "N' i"'" ioAo
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, II p BALDWIN,
General Manager t..f s,es
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DENNSGLNANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after July II, 1881.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
- AND l NITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Palace Cars attached a. ESQ ana $50 y. daily.
>, Wiliamsport Lock IA wen. a. $50 =. Cory and
ieum Centre and the oil Regions
Express Pullman Paror cara daily except Snmday
10 a. M arrive Washington m Regular at $50 and $50
ltxpressfor Baltimore >cept SUNDAY, D. m.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" conmeci viii all ,brouc,,
trasat Jersey CITY, anorng speedy and direct
Trains arrive: From Pittsburg, s, lO4O a M: $50 D. H.
daily; $50 = M daily except Monday From Washington
phia io $50 < sioio4o lao a. b. Iio ron s5o 59o
1910 ll;a0 a. M; $780, $50, 9:55and 1000 p m.
'TNO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAYS EAcM WAY WEEK DAYS AND9 On
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN Pm ILADELPuIA
TWO IN NEW.YohK.
DoTPE TRAcK TIE MOST FINN ESprr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
Express Trains leave :ewYork, Desbrosses Cort-
iand i slrsets terli ss, A. follows; oo ~,
$50 $50, y $50 40 Limlteil IL a. M 800 $40, o.
$50 $50 and 10 and ~ night sundays 430 and
M U rans o AND 10 M an ~ night snr,
$50 Ill and M running through via Trenton and Cam
Returning, trains leave West Philadelphia l2ol y4b 5:25
2, 7S5, 5, S50and M umited Express 1870 D. m l. 3
dys and das except sunday SpH" Via CAM
foot of Desbrosses and Coandtsts Courst and BooS
Ign Annex station foot OF Fuonst, Brooklyn Noa ia
igrant Ticket ONCE. Battery. place '' ann
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for and check
FRANK THOMSON, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Gsnl Paas'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

european Advertisements.
1 lEBfG COMPANI'S EXTRACT OF
~ Meat Finest and cheapest Meatnavorng fors
Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces.
( IEBlG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
k< Meat An invaluable and palaabe Tonic in an cases
Ion winch Nations should feel grateful Se-. N.~icsI
iless " Lancet" +" British Medical Journal" &C.
L lEBlG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
- Meat Caution Genuine ONLY NTH facsunle Il
Baron LeDig's signature. in Blue Ina. Lsoci.
| lEBlG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF
" Meat TO be had OF all storekeepers. GroceTs and
chemists sole Agents for the United twholesss
onylC David a Co.. 43, ark Lane, London, England
Sold wholesale by Park & rlford. Smith yaEdeSpecS
Ackcr Merra Condit MckeSson Robbins H. IA a r. N
IhuIoer & Co. and Messrs. W. IL. schieae.in q Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
GnMn,er Resorts

4 BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT.-
TERRACE Hail. RImaao, RoCkand County y y (f:rie
Railways beautiful scenery; drives boating, fishing. Very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
l ONG BRANCH.
FIVE TRIPS DAILY,

CITY OF RICHMOND PLYMOUTH ROCK
Leaves Pier 3. y. r. Leaves loo, ,sf ga arg
a. 3s5 p. M sun. 4 IN aud p,e~ y ; "a
day = foot of W. 2Oh 81; $50 M, ana n n, AZ
1880 T. m; Pier 3, ". Including Saniavs ~ ~S'.
r., 8 Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
VNO PHILADELPHIA.

TIE Old ESTABIISIIED KOUTE IND SlIORT LIN
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO In NEW-NOllh