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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
DEPRESSING NEWS IN TIE EVENING.

The crowd which filled the corridors and reading room
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening while nurner-
Gus and excitabe In marked degree
than on the previous evening, nevertheless
hopeful. The bulletins OF tho afternoon Civ
ing the improved condition OF the President
were commented upon and 1t felt that although the
Crisis was by no means past, there well grounded
hopes for the Presidcnt's recovery.
Soon after o'clock the following dispatch was re-
ceiycd:
"WAsHINGTON, d. c., July g.
Ana official bulletin will be issued 1T 10 d IN. The
symptoms not 80 favorable. Pulse high"
This had the effect OF reprcssnC the ioyous
antIcipn ions of the more hopeful aud confirming the
fOrcbodings OF the less sahuine. fearful that
the news OF the past few hours too good TO last
those in the hotel went to the telegraph in Twenty
tlrds and awaited the coming of the promised bulletin
1t was received at the time promised and was
or nature TO chill the hopes OF the saguine. IL
read; washinglon; y. G., Jnly 3.-Presdent sinking
rapidly. No hope OF his recovery"
Silence fell upon the throng When men spoke it was
that the list hope had departed No one in
The multitude but seemed TO feel
TINS was continuation of their worst fears. silently
rdor and ut the telegraph station in hope that
later Dispatch might be received, but before midnight
all had gone homeward, with rorebodng the morn
ing journals might announce the death the head of
the Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
FORMAL EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY

AT n meeting of the Good Templar Union.
yesterday afternoon, the following resolutions were
pasacd:
Res0trcd That the of the atcmpted assassnation
or President Garfield received by with
profound sorrow, ana thai tender
and family heartfelt aympatv and express orr nor
and indignation at This atrocOus attempt made upon
his life.
ReSotrei That copy of the above be signed by the
president and secretary of the Templar Union and
forwarded 10 the President OF the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
A VALUABLE LIFE In JEOPARDY
ne IN :, "a,
CHARGED WITH HIGHjVAY ROBBERY.

John NOonan, of No. 157 WaTcn-st.. VIII
lam Collins, of No. 6ll Bergen Point Plank Road and
Ambrose Connolly, of No 10 Ocean-avc. are confined
IN The Fits Precinct Satonat Jersey Cit charge of
hlShwhy ropD,iy, Juiius RushrcA alleges that Smtur-
dau ilSht Whilc ne was gong through Lafayette
PRISONERS attacked him. knocNed him down ana robbed
MN OF about - IN money. Detective Ryan,
the arrests found the in the lower part the CIV
Thcy were nod for examination. -
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A BREWERY BERNED

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July "a large portion
OF the great buildings belonging artholomeys Brew
Ing Company burned last evening The fire orig-
mated III the elevator nachiDcry und was cause i,y
friction The hrcmcn fought tlc four hours
The tot loss, which IL over $l0OoOo Is fully covered
hy insurance.
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NOT PREPARED FOR ANY CHANGE
$780, rom RE Nclccrt Idccrfiser (Eep)

whether the President lives or dies the les
son Is The si;nc This who fred the ought To
be hung AT short notice without reference his SANITY
Ana some olr silver tongIcd phianthropsts uliuht
hang with him with cordial 1t il only two
or three DAYS since Wendell Phillips in one OF the
most scoundely speeches made within the lines of
civilizations Justified III" assassination OF the car IA a
protest BY the people against their government
ami praised the act His logic fairly carried ont would
Justify a criminal in shooting the Judge upon the
bench That IL precisely what this murderer did
what the consequences Of the rcadents death NAV be
we can easily but sorrOwfully orcscc country ia
not prepared FOR the succcsSorsiip The party never
contemplated the succession of Arthur with Conlug IA
the man al his back. We wait in hope and hone 9oliu
that this assassin had no promoters behind him ~
there are it Will be the sadcst shame in American Lis.
1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
APPALLED, AND DISTRESSED


1t is hard to say whether the country be
more appalled, or distressed by the ghay tdmgs Which
come to us FROM the National Capital. The asaas-
sination of the ruler OF the people, at all times
ana under all circumstances dreadful to contcin-
plate, Ia In this instance attended domestic SIR
uan OF such gentle character with il
SENSE of personal bereavement. The President of the
United states has been stricken down in early morn
ing OF what promised To lac career OF political useful
the least OF sincere devotion his country IL
IN fortunate that the hand which dealt The blow
was not that or Southern man, because If
IT. had been, we should have from one end
on the land To the other ri awart cutlery AGAINST the
south The author of this crime seems 10 be the
mcrest Vagabuhd, yet he claims ia he Stalwart: and
what ~ there III the character of the whose name
and interest the deed done, and whose deepcrnfr
fortunes III saves from destruction, rescue them
from suspicion which would, by chang in
that authors nativity, firmly attach itself 10 the
most lnnoccnt pcoplcf Mrs.
clTcuIuStdntia evidence than mind IA
Roscoe Conklng aud Chester A. Arthur The vile nature
OF the contest at Albany, the dcspcabc rancor of t,
ties, render murder ~ likely weapon as auv other md
whilst we should be slow to accuse ybOdy
u That the t'uifcau is not tsc Instrument of con
sIfacy We should not he eager to
by every other crtme-not ccpilatc in wishing TO
hurry into power band of bandits and
may nave planned this assassination their last resort
VALUABLE LIFE IN JEOPARDY.
- . From me Toronto Giebe.
Like lightning from "a clear sky comes the
news 81 an Aucinpt upon the lie of General Garfield
IL Is sahdenng, Indeed 10 hnd This valuable life placed
Iii Jeopardy, even II not actually taken. Should the
worst bcfa!l the nscnsate folly which nloccd amcb n
PRESIDENT Garfield SUCCESSOR is By unlikely to
reap its full reward.
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IA RLNE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArU RE ALMANAC.

MlNIArC RE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
sun rises. Ara sun
Moon sets. HE'S Moon Moon ,tsVs
mod WATER l,DAN-A NJ
sandy HOOP O30 Gov. Island LOG Gate .. 255
HI|d WATER TODAY p NJ
Sandy Hoo&.- O;5i Gov. Island l. 80 Hell Gaa a,a
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OUTCOME OF RECENT EVENTS.

=, 7y"' TIT T7F7tIuetPHtd ItIeYIdpH TRepD
III may be harsh thing to say, but it is n
true thng tat this attempt to murder the President
Dut the legitimate outcome OF events that occupied
agreat portion OF the public attention the In of
March last In saying TINS do desire in the least
to hold the most pronounced OF Mr. Garfield opponents
to an accountability that does properly belong To
fhrn
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

es and OK Charles Deyens Of Ma:sachu
Mass St,rterant House-Gencral L. c. Hunt, U. s. A.
..St Rtchotas Hotet-Genera George p. Buell. U. g. A.
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Announcements
4 SUDDEN DEATH

smith died suddenly his morning from OF
DYscntery pnlv last night c be
AID his friends VIII be surprised Of his sudden esb
now man, tlu's allow. ia
reason deaths tso-r
psint DiarrhUa Cholera MOrbus NOT l.cause ma
diseases pesuie kno,v
Ion I" treat Them neglect i too ate
OF ftshf DAVIS PAIN little
eneh water uo water prcierrei taken honr viii
cuie any o vel Trouble
m 'nne If u" oas H. unusually treatment hs NOT
promptly commenced S,.ulo ,e n.t
externally well internally directions -
every bottle 1t LAS 81
uie''l"hs bottle IA the house may he that would
be lost while waiting FOR doctor. 1850 ~
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INDIGNANT SORROW


This Intelligence produced a profound scnsa-
ton among all classes of people. gcdy terrible
occurring at moment OF unbrokcn tranquility AID In
the midst OF AN absolutely calm popular feeling fell
upon the Nation with the clcctrifying surprlse Of a
thundercap III winter sky. Not since The
OF Mr.. lhncoin h;s anything appalling occurrc!
II Is an event shocking In itself and Understandable. in
It's Influences We feel safe saying that our people
one and all, echo the aspiration that Mr. Garfield NAV be
safely brought through the great and terrible blow Which
mas oVertakc him. His inCumbeucy had been acccpted
by the South in all faith contcnnlcu and nis rule
was looked TO with thousand pleasant hopes
which nave been suddenly Transformed into indignant
sorrow There was in him prospect for the south
winch no one Will be infatuated enough to dream
ing III Arthur ana tOnkling The viii experience
and express over Mr.. Gariclds death II profound and
genuine grief. ~
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TO TRAVELLERS-D0 not leave the city with
ont bottle oi d. robiass Venetian Lnimen IL curss
ehoeil dyseni"y. cole. seasckncss Il perfectly
Innocent 10 take Internally Over 500 physicians r.rm nj
H. warrant II Tor over hiItyfour years a bottle re
turned \ Few drops ID naNt. whale.
some "a drink only - and 80 cents per bottle sold by an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

RIKERs PURE Essence OF JAMAICA GINGER
~ cents per bottle Sold every where Depot RKEAs IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

Flies and Mosquitoes cleared out by a Is
cent box Rough on Rats" Ask druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
PREMATURELY OBSERVING THE HOLIDAY

Much disturbance was caused yesterday i'm
some parts of the city, especially tencmenthouse
districts by the discharge of pistols drecracers and
torpeioes In many places children allowed 10 SET
on fireworks in the street Superintendent WalIinr
went to Police Headquarters before noon and
much Indignation al the apparent negligence of the no
lice In permitting such conduct ia streets on sunday
The use OF fireworks bad enough on a Sunday
ne said, but II was all the worse yesterday when
the President OF the Nation believed 20 be diving
at the Capital He sent by telegraph the following
order TO the police captains
III is disgracefu that recrackers are being SO, off tn
uay. fou must send some citizens dress 10
stop IL. ' w
Lizzie August ten old while standing in front OF
ner Nome No go West Fifty-fonrthst yesterday was
struck just below the left by "A had
oeen nrcd by some unknown person. The wound MAS
not WV
Judson Brown twelve years old, OF No. sl7 Green
wc1st was shot IN the left eye and injured seriously
yesteruny AFTERNOON by playmate Louis siml
with n toy pistol which BOYS were firing AZ Hudson
cldental. 80 $1,000 We ~
fre, supposed To have been caused by iFecrackers
was discovered on the roof OF the large house
NOS. So and 3Sf Tenthave. yesterday. Fire De-
partincnt was summoned, but the upper part OF tho
puding Wac destroyed before the flames we're extin-
were made homeless for the time. The damage by the
mr. was estimated at $1,000. The building was owned
by Adolph Jantzen
slight IRE caused by children playing with fireworks
occurred IN the tencment-house at No 237 Ccntreef
yesterday III rooms occupied by Francis Wozbcrger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

EARL x WILSON'S " short band collars and
and bead edge cnns arc the best sold every W here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

Dyspepsia Is the costly price we nav for
iuNnles most potent remedy however found in that
.nlr, ana genial tonic aud Alternative TAGRAxrs SRirzEs
AfEiIiNE sold 10y All druggists
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A HORRIBLE ACT.
II


Whatever may be the consequences of that
ACT we can hut utter the scntincuts of
aided inspires We did not hesitate express our all
h"rrcnce of the deed at the time of the ASSASSINATION
president Lincoln, nor Will hesitate % condemn the
norrihe act or to-day Vengeance passion that pro-
ceeds by such ways is always criminal 49,
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move In public without danger to his life Are we In
condition similar to that Of Russia, where the assassins
pistol and deadly grenade threaten the head Executive
This horrible spirit Of assassination and crime must be
stamped out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
MELANCHOLY AND HUNULIATING


There is probably no Government elsewhere
that would be httc disturbed by such crime The
complicated wheels of the Executive machinery will
haIdly be checked tor AN Instant II Garfield us
should General Arthur become President there would be
CHANGES but they would be chiefly in the person
ne In matters or genera; pollcynotaby in affairs of
inance-he is in total accord with present Admins
tfatlon. The assassin calls himself "Salwart" what
ever That may be but II ia lie to give him only po
cal Significance which he never possessed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04
AN IRRESPONSIBLE ACT

AN IRRESPONSIBLE ACT.
From The Hartford Eoenfn0 Post (Rep.)
How far is the moral responsibility of men
In their right minds controlled purely by their sell
fish interests and ambitions affected In tracing the
or TINS assassins irresponsible act How much has oil
the talk OF the severely exercised stalwar organs and
apostles contributed to upset the balance OF weak
mind already disturbed by personal disappointment II
TINS poor weak fellow has been about Washington,
Nursing his grief from day day he must have habitu
ally read the daily datrbes of the sO-aed Washington
organ OF the Conkng faction and the Star Route gang
MENACE TO THE GOVERNMENT.
x,, From The Chicago Inter. ocean (Rep)
Throughout the day and night the people
watched with the suffering President and i'll the vigil
there to them thoughts that only to free
people in great crises. There in quarter any
excuse Tor the act any expressed implied sympa-
thy Tor the murderer. There disposition, except
among the shallow pated and ttle-soued turn the
tragedy To political account, aud the maudlin mutterings
OF TINS class were promptly rebuked The people, to
Their credit be il sad, the attempt the life
or the President in the light OF
ace against the Government any crime
against our civilization They than the
friends of General Garfield they tue champions
good government protesting against and philosophy
any fauaticisn, nhi,istic tendency
however slight, that would excuse such
n crime anywhere that wOud fan
10 condemn it. If president Garfield should live through
THIS crisis all the people will he their thank
uncss and as one man i'll their rejoicing. Should he
die they VIII turn in their and wrath to crush
an the un-Anerican mushroom sophistry that makes
assassination possible.
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Gcuntrn ilrcperIn b)nnlr0.

FURNISHED II ouse wanted within one hour of
" y for sumner: rent exceed S2ll for season
must have bedrooms and stable Tor horse and an
old fashioned preferred where there = plenty oi sdc
must healthy location AMI within one mile OF railway
station. Address IS. H., Box ~, Tribune Once
INTANTED,-A large, well lighted factory
w with roln Tor extension IN healthy location 81 easy
access TO New.Yolk. Address FACTORY Tribune Uptown
ONCE. l,23s Broadway.
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Two PHILADELPHIA.


mn OLD f-T.AWIr-IED ROUTE ASU SHORT LINE
---...... $500. ..,, . ,.,.
TRAINS EACH WAY Wiik DAYS AMI ~
SUNDAY. IhHI.F STATIONS Us PHILADELPHIA
TWO rs NEW NfEh
,...,, ,.,,.....
j." sNifrNr. NSb Tin. FN~ii.-I' IINl tuNsIsTlNr
Express rrnius leave York. wa pchro-se- and Oori
'4o go 3D. q io,Imit,.iI D. 90. T. D ao. $40 p.
T. 4. r. \ go and l0 d. m. anil ~ might. ., ,
n w ni A D. NJ, rinnna through yil Trenton ana
d,n 80 zoe
k'in' ming trains 's'r Wiz , ii' IT, 20 ~ M T. g.
$40 e. s05 and IS d. 49, ON SUNDAY, l2nl. So 90. 70
S 80 a. a. i'{ a. ,a5 20 n M, dair except sunday
Ticket Onlces 500 and pil lnoldNy.l Afor House ani
ioo' & an f9ioa 700, % Faoi Erooy No- ili,
no ani io hna i y ;;i,i, "p,1,1
st, = e, y.,E T.u-fer company VIII call and check
bareagr from hotels and Ic-d,n,c, -
no Gou'r.l I,nlgrr Drnl va-sr Agent.
npNDoIrV AND KINGSTON. landing at
X t,....s ~. p..nt t.,-otau ufur, Marlboro.
- ',h,uf '.- ~. ,,r...'fio,. am O. I.fer anil
MH'oN, olEn xxx. y ,t.ro,l -,,,l,lt- hoina.
cornell and James " Baldwin l'lv. ii IS ai o. p,. l,
H.ftl-nn $40 Nol.h tifri, except T''"lN'f' "'''' 1900
cornell I'l't7hi p ni
III. ~ "a, - 'ltf ~, ,t,t-rtuN RAIL
= ~ l.N-A 'i-'' Lam '+'''' -
ANASorfFSf QI fE'Ns rtKiNa ntEI F2 ts.. Drawing
room GoaI9e 10 banao and 9a 1 sr Slng az EuL
faloai o. u connecting win fast trains 20 ihc "ro.
roaihH,-D fuliinih s'e'' HiH"'n' .'''
70 m tDauy-pacihc Express for tne West sleeping
chicago g2ai change a' iIs'ei R's cars 10 'D'''
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giip Real estate for Sale.
DrOOhIpn properip for Sale uno Q
aurlion 6ales of Real gstate.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auchoneer.

-
EXECUTORS sALE-CoUNTRY RESIDENCE ri
Thrcges Neck westohester auction. r. II. ludlow
CO win soil at auction TUESDAY. NAY 81, ISL al u
O'Clock al the Exchange Sslesroom No III broadway by
order OF C. r. ROBERT esq., Executor Throggs Neck, the
late residence Christopher r. Robert deceased conpng
about Id lying directly on the SonDd IA the neigh
Sfd on the handsome country Of Van Sch1ck
HaTeneyer Morris Adee and others stone cottage stone
harm stable cehO and other outbuildingS place wen
IA ont nne old trees large and small fruit and good garden
ycry healthy and cool residence 10 steam
Nal and sot two miles from Westchester station OF the
Porehester Rairoad-ve trains each way daily Sky per
cent me purchase remain bond and mortgage
ThS hSare will be sold the premises the day after the
sale
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4 '.bNNl BoAlN, fEDBLES LINE
sorTH Da o. cHS3i-sr very WEEK DAY sr 't
r., e., 20 y,i iiaqy s'iAy morning eHeep'eD With
Excursion ucS,,-to iOaHy rstar good 80 DAYS g So
~. ". EVERETT President
BALTIMORE aad OHIO RAILROAD.
- N0D.-l; PAST LINE TO TIE MksT'
, n 1' a'Gr Alrl 3 20 sngT Imn' leave from Penn.yl
% ~ H. es' q ee foot Of coardi st. and also foot OF
go "a, o. m-IKsselt sum, ~ for washnson ard he West
Lon!,. Eng ra!u Though to Chcago also through
P NJ Daily 'or Washington and the West with Sleeping
i9e Ne,y r. and @. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
~ TT q ave iTou me West az Gao H. so p and
Principal New York once. al5 Broadway.
a Company once 81 Brolsy and ar the iiaren, ores
ft'e p"ni-y r. r. Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
BTreoslyn i.oi Of Futoa..t icR.lrs Wharf
Iommencinr January 10. lssl.
Lave Nrt-lors. foot of Liberty So. as fol0ve
,, S,9 M For Ioniug'on, fas'on. Allentown Rcadag
go m For scioocy's Mountain Hi,h Bnlgo Branch
a., - ana Western li b., Easion. Aleuown Wikcsbarre
So an.For Remington. Easion. Allentown Reading.
Nanticokc, Uppcr Iehigh. scranton. &C.
81 w., fi femingi9a Ea,iou Allentown. Reading Har
$50. 2o ror El'tou. Wind uap. slauch Chunk Tamaqua
4$or m Iog schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
445p. d. For someryule. Pennington. &C.
B,adie llari.bnr, siurh chunk WINK .blrfc e.
sunday iiiHs irKra. 500 ~ f0r Bound Brook
ard Intermediate stations. $50 B. Tor Easton A.n.
town, Harrisburg and tIe West.
For NfWafh 20 IfI D. 81 iI Tit. 49, Sl5 SIS. 0lT.
$50 TO- nn. - iT To- I, q. .. $3.50. 9. a.In.
64E. "a. ci1 c.il 1.il -i5 9IT. H. ~. 1876 I2p.u
For trains i1 local points lime Tables go stations
NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DIYI-
a SION.
pa AL EtIL LI'E 'or Perm Am0oy s9nt9 Antoy Ri
ani, inm- River. UI.Hl.if. ATLANTIC tiIl.f
Leave at5 el5. ll45 O.. w, $50, 800. 4, 5.2o p m-
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Lave ior Freehold % sl5 ll:f5 a. no.. g. $50 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
for or Tong Branch. &C.,
Additional iln- Val o., made about June l.
Via irl..itnrf
Ior~lnor llook $40. "a. No.. 5.1op. n.
For Noum0uth Beach. srabrgAt >c. S.i5 HAS o.
$50. :. r. m
Via ltrd l.ms
H-if g. u- For Lakewood. Toms River. pawcgat Re.
lHn fu-f lahrRrpi. Mtit hester. Toms River At.
lANIlC cray ard alI stations 20 Bav-fc.
o. rfor iakrnu ri. N Aungs Toms River haIutraiHc
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EALL RIVER LINE

DAY steamer touches al Albany.
FALL RIVER LINE
HosroN N NIH f,lE XII RIVER
The welltuown steamers BiusIoi. and rUovIDENCE
Leave Ncw 1oik any, -uuday7 Included at 'io J.. n '
Co$&EcTi6S Via XSNEX Boat from Brooklyn. at pm.
Five morning trains 10 boston. short rail nie. fime one
TiCKEis srhTERooNs &C.. can be- obtained at all prin
cpa hotels ad ticket oae, ~ ne Office Oh ier - ~. ana
01 a ' ,coiSNoR, @ r. g. - ~ ''-'''
TOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Seepers va ~ n. IL. ana n. a. Il, l i o
ia New.YoA ana New England Railroad.
/ EmGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAssENGEE TEAiNs On and after May 2d ISL W."
leave dc?nts foot ~ Coanai ami Dr.bIo,sc ,t@ 40 iu lu
q idiug, Mauch ciuuk wlsc.haIrc; Tovanda wsyerly
iol Easton, bcihehel. Asntosn Reading Mauch Chnnl
hesbArc ond rttson Pullman sleeping coaches attached
Train. iei,ng Al 80 p M. and $40 connect for
T. u. BYINGTON. q. "A
General Eastern ONCE corner char SrM saa ean %S:a
PROVIDENCE LINE.
L -. ron IRoylDENcE DniRECr, 81.
The Palace steamer MAS AcIiUsETTs VIII leave on
TEA On achdayS Wednesdays ana fraays at
5P. NJ, FROM PIER %, n r.,
Foot Of Warren.st New.York
ne D g59s 5p f t White Moanians Via Pfyenee snd
eser and paro cars vii be run through tro the steamer
landing the white Mountains without change heretofore
secured st orceso %escos Express company 500
and 500 broadway and 81 metropolitan aud FIN Avenue
~ D. :. BABCOCK President
]. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
MAEHATTAT RAILWAY COHAyY,
OFFICE 90 GENERAL MANAGFR, $500 Z
Al BROADWAY, NEW YORK, May H. 1871
CPECIAL NOTICE. Commencing Sunday
> May - and until further notice he aTs SUNDAY I5s ~
10 Ia fnnor M Heretofore r. X. HAHN.
General Manager
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- tONEECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
STONINGTOg on Tunsiaya Thursdays md SAturdaYs
and NARRA0ANSETT on Mondays, Wednesdays and ~
bP. NJ, FROM PIER 80, \. r..
Foot Of Jayst arriving 10 Boston A. "A. FARE As Low
A OTHER LINE
Tckcfs at All principal ticket Offices siatesooa
errtd Al ocos WcstcOtfs Express Company az Nos ld
and sea say and az Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Ho'eA "'N'' d. S. BABCoCK. President
W. PILKINs, General Passenger Agent
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Gitn l]roperln n1anteo.

WANTED-FOr Cash Cust0mcr-j0XlOO to
w 200 between Maiden and anal pcar and thuT'h'
So prefer corner rutland WHITING, Beckman e.
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excursions.

DOCK AWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS
IL Nrv-Y YORK. WooIhaveu and Eo' KaWay Railroad
Trains leave DAILY a. f"llgws. ..
Hunters Point al lo, and 1905 q i 81, 800 "a" p u
Bushwick .. % aud II a. d., $3.50 alA 4 y, p ~
Ilntbushavt Al : sI aud d a. M. - au't i3J p 10
RETt KNiNt, LEfN.-
poctawav Reach. 1.sU 10 - -, 800 blU p IL
t,.trstoi So cents No charm Tor Fliof 'at-
-, eri Hotels and Restaurants uu" Open
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STEAMBOATS, anO Railroaoe.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
"A. note change in 10 alton NEW srEAMERs SARA
TOGA aud CITY or TROY leave dllly except SATURDAY,
nom PIER No a. North River foot uf Christopher +.
meeting morning trains for the North and crt
dow Ito me f..l al
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4 T.DANN BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
u Dt.W aud ~. JOHN leave Pier Al, North River
SOUTH Nibc o. tANAf-sT, every WEEK DAY az q p
&C. co,a'rtns4 . Albany sanday morning excepted Win
f-1ias Nrff.. Wet ana I.f-s.
Excursion uoS' to Albany and retag sqol 80 9ay; e So
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llusical gustrumcnls.

DEATHS ORGANS, - stops, II octayes,
rls 80. "a octave Pianos +l45. Gfclt bargains lId
catalogue FIRE. Address BEATTY Washington ~.