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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-09-21

OUR BELOVED GARFIELD
rs NO MORE!
FIFTY millions of People are
I'm Deepest Mourning.

President Garfield is dead. That
great, good and noble man whom every
heart had learned to love and adore,
has been summoned hence. God in|
His Infinite wisdom and mercy has
relieved him of his sufferings. The
deepest gloom enshrouds the nation
to-day, and all is sadness and sorrow.
The Presidents symptoms became
worse on Friday, and on each succeed !.
ing day he became feebler, until on
Monday night at 1895 the great man
breathed his last. The following from
the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette on
this solemn occasion we can all fully
endorse:
, "The golden bowl is broken The
silver cord is loosedl" The great heart
of James A. Garfield ceased to beat all
? 1926 last night. and the Nation
mourns his loss to-day. For eleven
, weeks the hearts of the people have
been alternating between hope and
J fear, sunshine and darkness, confidence
i and dependency. During the past
few days it became apparent to all
, that the end was approaching-that
the President was already under the
shadow of the dark wings Of the Angel
OF Death, and that Ae must surrender
i the sceptre which loving and con,
: fiding people had 80 recently placed
an has hands. The tender sympathies
= OF a stricken household, the untiring
I devotion of q noble wife, the touching
soIicitude of venerable mother, and
7 the united prayers of a trembling
/, Nation were unavailing to stay the
Christening hand.
a Great as is this calamity, and far
!, reaching as it may be in its effects, it
Q cannot seriously disturb the business
of the country or interfere with Its
q peace and stability. His own words
e on the death of Mr.. Lincoln are as
applicable to-day as when he uttered
k them: "God reigDs, and the Govern.
o ment at Washington still lives!" The
country can never know what it has
le lost in the cruel assination of its hon
2 Ored and beloved Chief Magistrate.
9 No President, since the time of Wash.
d lngton, has ever excited higher hopes
a in the public mind, and no one ever
8 gave greater promise of brilliant ad.
ct ministration. He had the intellectual
training, the ripe experience in states.
4, manship, the moral firmness and the
n sterling patriotism necessary to devise
r and execute liberal things for the
1 benefit of the whole country. Just
q Why he has been stricken down on the
very threshold of his executive career,
is proposition too complex for human
> solution. 1t is not for US 10 question
! the dealings of Providence with us as
a nation or as individuals, but rather
] to trust and believe in Him who edo
eth all things WE'LL"
There is some consolation and no
little advantage resulting from the
fact that the President was not sud-
denly cut of, as the assassin intended
as he should be- Had be died or
that fateful second of July, the shock
would have been terrible and disas-
trous. Business would have been par
alyzed, and serious consequences
would have resulted while the par.
alysis lasted. All this has been avert
ed, but against the beneficial results
must be weighed the intense suffering
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Estray.

M NAME to the premises of the under
~ signed in Foxburg, Howe tp Forest
Co, Pa, on or about August 1881, one
ired and brindle COW, about IL years old
zone white COW about years old one red
ana whi'e cow years old. The owner is
thereby notified to come forward. prove
property, pay charges, and take the same
away or they will be disposed ofaccording
TO law. ~ p HILL.
September lst 1881.
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NY address viii be c. wolfe, Lewis
burg, Union County, Pa, after No.
vember Sth.
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Robinson e. Bonner have just re.
'eeived large invoice of mems, boys
and children's clothing which they are
selling at extremely low prices. The
public are cordially invited to call
and examine. 2t
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"A great variety of Transfers an,
Carriage whips just received. VIM
,Smearbaugh & Co. 2t.
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-Psruns cured by daughters sore
eyes after oceulists had failed. c. r.
Allegheny City, Pa.
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DIR. whittier, orpittsburrl. Pa.

Dr. whittier, OfPittsburgh, Pa,
It Is well known, has for many years stood at the
head Of the profession in his specially, all chronic
and blood diseases nervous prostration and all dis.
Astrous consequences See his card in another col
ann. Read his works and judge for yourselE
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-"Whenever you are sick and the
doctor tries this and theu that, stoE
fooling and take Peruna."
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Late Dispatches.

WHERE THE BALL WAS LODGED.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 20.-An au-
Itopsy has been in progress for more
than an hour. One of the first dis
|coveries made was large clot of blood
in the heart, which corroborates the
opinion of the attending surgeons re-
garding the immediate cause of death.
The statement that the ball was found
IN the region of the heart has been
verified, and it is stated on authority
that the developments of the autopsy
prove that death was inevitable and
sthe Presidents life was only sustained
by the most excellent nourishiug and
constant care.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR SWORN IN.
Attorney General McVeagh has Just
received this reply to the dispatch sent
] by the Cabinet TO General Arthur
last night. 1t is addressed to all the
members Of the Cabinet and says: "I
5Aave your message announcing the
death of President Garfield. Permit
me to renew through you the express.
ions of sorrow and sympathy which /
have already telegraphed to Attorney
iGeneral MacVeagh. In accordance
with your suggestion 1 have taken the
oath of Office as President ofthe United
States before Hon. John r. Brady,
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
State of New York. will advise YOU
further in regard to the other sugges,
tiOn in yosr telegram.
[Signed.] G. A. ARTHUR.
The other suggestion referred to was
that President Arthur came to Long
Branch this morning.
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Female College,

RANDOLPH, N. Y.
1T Is a large and thoroughly equipped
sSeminary for both sexes. Established i'm
500. Proper Y free from debt, SlO3. 600.
New BOARDING Hall with steamheat, etc.
ierectod in 1873 at q cost of Sl5. 900 txcel-
slenL board and home like arrangements
throughout. Total expenses for board,
FURNISHED room, steamheat, light, washinc
iand tuition for IA wotks, S40,20 for ono
year, Sl5O. For catalogue or further infor-
nation, address Prof. j. #. EDWARDS.
ID. d., Principal.
&9~F Fall term opens August %. Win
Ter term opens December6. Spring term
"opens March 81.
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8 ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaves Claren.
tdon 7:26 a. M, Warren 7:4J a. m, Irvine
Ston $3.50 n. IN. Arrive at Iidioute 0;45 a
4 M, TioneSta 1880 a. M, Oil City l2:3t
ZIP. m.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION -
sTrains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, ri.
Etusvi!le, Spartansbnrg, Centreville, Cory
sMayVille, BroctOn at 7:00am, l0:4Oam
f2;45pm, 4;30pm, 8:45pm, Arrive S:OOaln
lG45am, &;OOpm, 3;35pnl, S:3Jpln, lO:25pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:3Oam arrives
e7:05pm.
UNION & TITUSVILLE BRANCH
! Train leaves Ttusville 5:25pm; arrives
sUnion City 7;l5pm. Leaves Union Civ
t6;4Oam; arrives Titusville S:iOaIn.
Trains run daily except Sunday. + FLAG
gStations. 90
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Through coaches between Oil CITY and
Bradford ON trains leaving Oil Citv
I;OOam., Cory 6;35pm.
4 pullman Sleeping Cars between Nav
sYlile and Pittsburgh ON trains LEAVING
fBrocton 6:35pm and Pittsburgh 9;45pm. =
Tickets sold and baggage checked
TO all principal points.
let time tables giVingfull information
eiroii3 COmpany's Agents.
-, 4, III. WILSON, Gen. Supt.
\ w. s. BALDWIN, Oil Cifv pa
Gen'l Pass. Agent
Al Exchange ST., Buffalo, N. vi
H. H. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
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mn Malehes stem windcFa $3.50. White me- al ,
- lANlAlou GoidSG solid goldSl2 Cheaf.st sn IA
~ 9 snur own use of snecuaivo puposes Etiusia ef-
- -i0sAeHee ihOhfeOA co., 49, Nassau s. Now rofi
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and weary weeks. His struggle for
fife was heroic. His powerful physique
3melted away, as it we're, to mere
Skeleton. His large aud vigorous
tbraiu was clouded and benumbed, and
8he becaufe as l;ttle child. All this
5agony he was willing to endure for the
ssake of family, friends and country ;
land, alas that he should have en-.
sdured it all in vainl
4 The whole country has been more
or less in doubt as to whether the
medical and surgical treatment of the
President was the best that could have
been obtained, and whether he might
mot have had better chance for his
life had he fallen into other hands,
ION this delicate question we have no
opinion to offer The surgeons unques.
stionably did the best they knew how.
The whole subject will come up for
discussion at the proper sine. It isl
but reasonable to presume that post
|'ROrtem will be made, and the mystery
of the location Of the fatal bullet fully
revealed. In the light of such revel
alton the surgical treatment will be
|rigidly scrutinized.
One of the effects of the Presidents sI
prolonged suffering has been to pre-.
pare the country for the change which,
is to follow. Vice President Arthur
will quietly assume the duties of the
Ioffice, and the affairs of the Govern
Iment will 60 on without a jar. This.
|is not the time to speak of the polit-
|ical changes which are likely to follow
the inauguration of new Administra.I
ton. 1t is enough to know that the|
executive power will be continued inI
"a tried and approved Republican, one|
who has alwayo had the good of the|
party and the interests of the country|
at heart, and who will discharge the
duties intelligently, faarlessIy and pa
|triotically. One of his first acts will
doubtless be to call the Senate in extra
session, that a President pro tenn. may
be chosen, and such executive bust.
ness transacted as may require to be
laid before that body.
There is no occasion whatever for
alarm, touching either the business or
finances of the country. A great mani
has fallen, indeed-a noble, pure and|
devoted servant of the people-and|
another President has fallen a martyr|
while serving at his country altar
Like that Of Lincoln, his memory will
be embalmed in the heart of every
true American, and his vaIor, bis de.
votion to principle aud his broad hu-
|manity will shine brighter and brighter
as the pages of history pass under the
|eyes of succeeding generations.
I ata nie0ofobao
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SENATOR DAVIES supports the
ticket
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bon SPllTTNEMEN /! |
TEEE GUN BUSINESS

T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
4 stand, and am prepared to attend 10
all my frlends and the public generally,
who upnl
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6teamboats ouo RAILROADS.


T. I'VE 46nk kAIlli NV ~ now known the NEW
room coac6ea ~ & and CHICAGO Day Express
' q ~ "a Tor frd ihe Catssills ~
F Sai s ERT sns "a aT .Ss vest s B sn
Buffalo, Come ~ NJ sS sleeping Coaches
COACHES ro1ny to neae Express for West Sleeping
75 MLenP e4anfe also Hotel Dining Cars TO Chicago
M na o y midnight saturday nights only sgndsys SIS
1is'!s sS S 5iS ss 9O io %Is &
ab - snnGays $780, LOGO m l.i5 GsB 800 NJ M
Paiferson 3:59 $50 lego AM 10 noon las $50 4ao
sn 2ig os "a z i6 S ' az 5 oS9 d5ghs
Paterson via Newark Oh St6 o i3s M - midnight
SaV sg No. ana y midnight saturday nights only sun.
1919 s9@grp g. a nae ?S 8iI liSS1 45 7l5
l;45 $50 mg ana IL mdnght o 0;So Io;so a. M"
Me,wbqrS ana Cornwall 49, a. M; $780, 4:so GOO D. m.
E ESgSSa Gqq Spsi io9o mn M $685.
sqqaaSEs, $50 i6;5oa No. $50 p M sou " ''i0@ H.
trains connect with SewYorE oswegO Midland
Port Jsrvs 900 . 1920 $50 g. 4 7.l5 p m sun.
no TIE sKILLs-specal Pullman Car train from
G * d S9 % SG @e wS @r
Hotel ali Stations on the t pisor and Dsa%ae
Basea9e checked from residence.
oS & M i quarter an o aqa aSa after each hour
and Es oE S for Ag1T in Drawing
Seek9S and ira sleE Of d baggage be left com
Courst. Brooklyn, or al the Company's Depots ." w.
Emi@rant agency No. 10 tiroenwici,-sf.
Trains from tho West arrive in NewYor at Toe
and 1l:25 a, and i0:l0p m. - -
JNo. N ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Trains leave for Engewood Closer Piermont Nyack
y 500 1000 M, 3, t. 400 53O, $40 $500 1l3Op m.
sundays am and 645 pm The 1880 pm. ain win leave
oCinlnles later Saturday nights
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey 700, 500 a. 450
D. ~ JNO y ABBOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent New-Nork
EOR BOSTON.-T1E LATEST TRAIN with
a. Pullman Sleepers via n Y. y H. and II r. r. Leave
Srthn central Depot az 1885 week days and 1899
pm Also train ASSOC
via New YORK ANA New England Railroad
ENOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOU-
"A SATONlCant NAUGATUCK RAILROA Do-Steamers
leave Catharne Slip at 1880 m. p m. Twenty-thir.
tt East River 3lJ Fare lower thanDy any route
FOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
JJrr1A SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOR AND DAY CARS, connecting
,u STONINGTON LINE from NETWORK.
White Mountains - ~ Wv
Leaves StoningtOn steamboat landing (av except SIM.
days. at a. stopping breakfast Providence and
Gunner at Plymouth through WITHOUT Via
worcester TO FabyaD's and all White Mountain points
EOL. THE
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~'@"". VIM 1901.
n meeting of the Board of Directors of
"A this Company, held this dav
Whereas The decisions OF the Courts tieations
against this Company that the Preferred
STOCK valid that
TIE net earnings Of the Company hand 10 Dividend
OF cent, and that the Dividend from the surnus Of
such earnings Is to be declared rata the Preferred
and Common stockholders;
And herels The holders Of than fvesvths Of the
preferred stock have authorized the this
pany 70 settle the said tgaons and subject matters
thereof, such Hoard
their discretion deem advisable.
Now therefore, This Board cOnsi the premises
ad 10 en SAID htgatiOns and contests
that tds Company out of its earnings hand
DVldehd OF ga cent the Preferred Stock beng per
cent ana - per cent the pro rata division OF such surplus
earnings ana also TO Dividend pa
common stock OF this Company (being pro rata division OF
seh surplus earnings payable the office Company
on and alter the l1h Instant transfer books be now
opened and that they be closed the Sth Instant ~
ArI.AlI 49,
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
rooo ,ior TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA. .
Iibcrtvst, '
For philadelphia Smith aud Groen-sts, NJ 745 $50, llJ
58O, ~ y. 49,
aorIhird and Berks $50, 7;i5, ll5 n 13ol;30
o.u T. m. ON SUNDAY al ga q M. $500
H. nj 100 L. $780, $3.50, Z. ~ D. ON sunday $40 H. mi
53O, IL p.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.Y0rl
from stations Phlla and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
sts, AT 40 $3.50 800 II 80, 3d5 540 Gao II p III
ON sunday, nj SAD ~. M. $3.50 IL D. m.
From Third Bers.sts at 500 900, 0:l5 3io
DID o;20, ll:do p. SUNDAY at I:i5 n. $50 -
FROM Trenton Warren and Tucler-stsl;25 O:2o, SO3,
800 1910 1874 22l, 426, 625, 7:20p y. sunday
l20, 0:25 n. m ti:l n. m
Connection IS made Jersey city station to and from
hI0ok IYn and Erie Depot, Jersey city. 80,
"a ickelS for sale at foot OF Libertyst Nos Ky 23l 4oi
nf oOH ,323 Broadway, and at the prlnclla hotels;
HOs,G and Court-st, and Annex once, Jewells Wharf,
y Transfer Company. Dodds ExprosS WI eau for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination Appn
cationcan be made 9i and l3}3 Broadway 736 sixth
ave- NcwNork, and Courst, brooklyn All These offices
are IN connection with the Bell Telephone and Law Iele
graph. .--
JOSEPH s. HARRIS IL. p BALDWIN,
Gen ass
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
l. FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT,
Connecting with Providence Worcester Railroad
Worcester and all points north, via Worcester
the Palace Steamer MASSACH USETTS VIII leave on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, AMI the steamer ALA
TEA ON Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at r. NJ. FROM
PICK ~, n. H., loot of Warren-st., New. York.
Siaerooms secured at oces of Westcots Express Com
pany, ANA at principal hotels and ticket Offices
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSkIlL
IA MOUNTAINS. landing Cozzens (West Point, Corn
wall Newburg Marlboro Milton, Poughkeepsle Esopus.
connecting with Ulster Delaware Waikiki valley
Railroads. steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W. Bald
win lelye daily At foot Harson'st, Nortn hivefs
except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves AZ
connecting WIN special Train through the Catsk Mountains
TINHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
4 and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday TO Boston az
$500 a. mr. p mr. (parlor cars atached and lOh m VIVA
palace sleeping
sundays 10 u, with palace sleeping carSD Limited
tickets TO Boston, TAIL rail,) So -.
On and after MONDAY, juno o, special LIMITED NEW
PORT EMPRESS train Mt with paror ears at
ached arriving Newport :35 p. Tickets and paror
obtainedat Metropolitan Fifth Avenue anu
Windsor Hotel ticket at Grand Central Depot
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Eost ana Goan0.

\ Dl EkIlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= = N nORh TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
NIIoNN OFFICES, No. i,23S Broadway. Gamer Trirt1
Hs' d 3gs West Twenty hirdst, Eighth ave-
40 ~ naSt foIteeni hst corner UnoDsqHare 200 Third
No. Io rn @ sno ST at the HARLEM OFFICER
.,'e''y ith's' up TO p IN, at regular onco
Ram BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 4S4.377
" ny oToS savings Bank is missing The finder is
bank Tor book " w '"""o y" 'iio
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TIE ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
RAILWAY Co, 63 WmIIASI-sT.


. c, - NEW YORK, July IL, 1881
A SEMl-ANNUAL dividend of THREE PER
CENT has this day been declared Capital stock
OF this company payable and after Monday August l.
AZ the Office OF the
NEDH Il Co. No. 63 Willam-st., New-YOrk.
Transfer books win be o'clock D. H. on Wednes.
oay July 20, and will be reopened Friday August at 10
O'Clock a ia GEORGE STEPU EN- Presdent
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Dipioen0 Notifies.

BOSTON AND NBwY YORK AIR LINE RAILROAD COMPANY
TREASURES OFFICE. IL WALL~sT,
- NEw.YoRK, July 81, 1881. !
A DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT has this
this day been declared the preferred this
company payable and after August hold
OF record August TO- 1891 books win DO closed
from August 10 to August 90 inclusive.
d. ID. HITCH. Treasurer
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRI. Saturday. Aug. G. 1881.
The following public auction was held at
he Exchange SalesrOon today
Bg 9. J. Lyon
history brick dwellings with lots, Nos CD to 623
Fast 15ths N s, SiS II Of Aye-C each lot 2JX - o
los 81 w II Williams S@oOVV
RECORDED REAL ESrAFETRANSFGRS
NEw.YoBK CRY
Grand.st No 81, 22Gx72s; White referee, to zoo
pd.ave' 30 556. Aig NJ smith and another 20 Ann Il
2d.ave 10 5Ss Aug NJ smith and another TO Flor
ence 4 Mccarthy. ..-.--....-;;
pd.avr. No t5S Aug VI Smith and another TO Mary
1s5thsst = s. 90 II OF 10thavc, 250T99.ll; $40
Pounhap referee 10 Ebza a Cutter. --a,s;--;-. lVo
uareu Commons lots 2p, y. p, %. 32 SOB, 3tf,
3O5. 800 aud 5D7 J III Nor executor, etc 20 an ooo
EgeHtOn orphan Asylum. iZVOO
S2d ef H. +; IiSb endeson 10000
lo4 hst II " 6tl-aVc. 2JXlOo.ll; cain.
Fettrcach husband to >ias II WitherbCe OOOO
1lltl-st IA g 3d-ave: S3XlOOll; Weber
to III flaming S,fOO
12Ctl-st 12a II OF Ave-A, l6.SN10O11i Daniel 200
Reaua and wife Ellen w cko6. q: 0,0Oo
2Ist-st n e. 1856 4th-dve, Chas strong ard
9s6en etc@2s interest ........ 11,G67
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NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-
~ ROAD

NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
THROUGH TRAINS.
Danbury, Brewster Mahopac inor
mediate stations, leave l55h.st. 0:3 m. daily.
DanbuIy, Brewster, Carmel and Mah0pac EMPRESS with
paror leave lO0tii-st, sunday
brewster Carmel Mahopac intermediate stations leave
156tlst i55 III. daily, except Sunday.
Mahopae special and way leave l55thst $500 m daily,
except sunday.
See change in official time table High Bridge and Van
Cortlandt
10 connect with Trains Rectors 80 minutes before
time of departure from l65th-st.
TICKET OFFICES or THE COMPANY.
NEWNOKk. ,l6S Fast l23th.st, near 3d-ave.
Lcve Alden, 207 Broadway entrance
o4A broadway. to IectOr-st stati0n)
Windsor Hotel, 5th.ave. Baggage Depot. 243 West SD
1,323 broadway ST., shave.
737 0tl-aYe. 42d-st. BROOKLYN.
Cosmopolitan iIOtel, cor. Cham No. COurtst
beIs.st. and West Broadway.
The Newly win call for and check baggage
IL al res
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Ileamboat5 du0 iini,roa1s

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, IrNp
IN Note change location NEW STE ,Mt7pS 70
9, hi nv Sif OF TROY leave daily except SATURDAY
Iion fll. NO A. North River loot OF Chr.fooherst 60
meeting with morning for the North ana West 81,
day steamer touches Albany N 49," sun
A LBAMf BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI-Sr every WEEiz NV a atG
trains North. West mi tlst 'H 0''0" WIN
Excursion ucketsto Albany return good days 50
w w. EVERETT, President.
\ LIAM DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C..
pier AZ bbA HDnay Sundays excepted leave Vesry.st
rler o;p', anu Z!q-st. At y (BrOokyn Annex at
T. M andingN Nvack Ferry West Point Ncwbnrg Pongh
tnneheck, Catskt and hudson Connect nj Rhine
Wy LOFTY WIN the q train tho Ulster aud Del
a"a" I. H. at hudson for Pttsheld Lebanon spa etc
-, n ATny Tor inc North ant West ana SPECIAL
600 nrA IN PRESS. New York Central Ind
i ndyer "; H. tickets good via this line. Trip
west POlnt bV
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BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant Steamers STONINGTON and NARliAGAN
SE1sr leave daily, except sundays, at
D Y. NJ, FROM PIER 33, n. r..
Foot OF Jayst, arriving in Boston A. NJ FARE
BY ANY OTHER
Tickets principal ticket Offices Stateroorns
ohees OF Wesoots Express Company Aslor
House. SSl and 337 Broadway Metropolitan and
Fifth Avenue Hotels d. S. BABCOCk President
L. w. EILlAlNS, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

PED STAR LINE
~ United states aud Royal Belgian Mail stslner.
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
s.,,,,, Inc splendid ars5-clss fulpoWCreJ steI Nora
NJ - ~ SATURDAY, Jug. 49, $40 n
Bt.iFst MA ,urday Aug " ~.
saloons stater0pms smoking ana Ami tshpL
SVV."nl y pih accom- no lation unsScsuoL
TNttIIoroonS 81 "a nh1 t,3@:
IES,o Ell cattle sheep or III q 1t:rsL
Flrst cabin, D % AMI SIS
Second cabin, - prepaid BJj. excursion, sloo
,,5itefagc, f26 prepaid. ga, excursion, "a 30.
TEL hRWHiDif n SONS, Geni Ag'ts, % Broadway, NJ Y
ROTTERDAM LINE.
~ Steamers leave WArSON'S STORES Brooklyn.
IN w tdHcs'dy. Aug. IL
~ fh')AM cane may Aug 81
lstCabin S8O-s7O % Cabin $50 steerage s26. steer
geIfoIn ROTTERDAM prepaid III ~. CAHAUX, AgL.
'am.st Freight Agts L. W. MORRIS. % Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM ERS
NON, FOR EENS1 DWN AND LIVERPOOL.
nollCEIhe steamers OF this Line Lano ute
ane'u,on,nendedp5 Lieutenant Marry u s. ~.
outward and homewari vOYa seS
&C, capt Kennedy Saturday Aug IL, 7:30
nLt capt Irving. Thursday. Aug. X
EAIitrGC Capt Gcadell. Saturday. Aug. ~ $3.50 m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT oE ' wVfi;ss 81
Thesestsa pnttorn unsurpasseI in Az
nolhtnents; FhS saloon Stltaroons smoking ana Bath.
rooms lr5 pllce slDs AM motion Al,
atibL
RArG3-saloon SD All sl)) Return tioxets on favor
York, j.I 49,
TheseJtstnsr5 AIRY nsither sltAs s1ssp nor,
For 1sDsGtion II p Dthsr lpr nation 10 y a. ths
CompanysD ices. No. 81 Broadway Nev.Yorl
9. L.. BARTLETT IL Co., Agents BOSTON '
oAhhhiI CAFfELL Agents. Phladcphh