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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

The Cincinnati Commercial is evident
ly afraid that Means, Democrat, will be
elected Mayor of Cincinnati. The Ga
gette supports him, and the Republican
,,srty is split on Jacobs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

We really hope the Rep. will not hurt
itself in its efforts for Cassidy, who
dreams each night he will be lord Mayor
of Cantor. 1t is all dreaml
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

W. ]. PIERo our nominee for Mayor, is
q man with back bone, and will make
a straight forward, law.eDfOrcing magis-
tTate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

TIE Cincinnati Gazette, Republican,
says that Means, Democratic candidate
for Mayor of Cincinnati, will be elected
nv five thousand majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

THE Alexander Hamilton, Federal Re.
publican party are in line constantly.
The Jefferson Democracy should be or.
ganizlng the country over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

GEN. JAS. B STEADMAN is Democratic
nominee for Mayor Of Toledo. May the
General 90 in.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.

MAYOR Harrison of Chicago has been
renominated by the Democrats Of that
1itv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

GARFIELD is appointing reputation.
lists to office in Virginia that Malone
recommends. This was the bargain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31

MALONE is called the little man who
holds the Republican senate,up by the
tail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31
A. MeGREGOR, Editor.

DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
For Mayor-WILLIAM j PIERO,
For sollcItor-JoHN c. wBLTY.
For Marshal-LoUIS RIGLER.
For Street Commlssloner-GEO B. BENDER.
For Water Works Trustee-PETER BARLET.
Board of Educatlon-JAMESG g; q; LANTz
GEO DEgBLE,
For Council list Ward. JOHNSON sHERRTCR
2nd " r. s. SHIELDS.
3rd " H. T. WARNER,
ith " "A. D. COLDREN,
For Assessor lst ward-ELI WAGNER.
8Fd -EDJ. GoUENAT.
4th " -CHAS. SCHLEGEL.
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET
Justice OF the Peace-B. F. FAUST.
-7or Trustees-ANTHONY WALTER,
DAVID SMITH.
FRED WIELANDT.
For Cle-k-JOHN A. MACK,
For Treasurer-LOUIS DUMONT.
For Assessor-JACOB D. MILLER.
Constables-A. w. WEBER.
B. ADAMS.
r, H. ANDERSON,
Allowing Hogs in City LimIts-YEs.
Allowing Hogs in City Limits-No
vacatng Old Graveyard-YEs.
Vacatng Old Graveyard-NO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-31
Ehe Aen1nrrat

ESTABLISHED A. D. 1888,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTNEST.
BUREAU ENCRANIAS AND PRINTING


BUREAU ENGRANIAG AND PRINTING, J
sEATur, roo,oc.x May q, 1881. \
10 PRoP0sAIS will be received at this Office until
NEEDED ~ m NJ W EDN fSDAf, Jnne % 1881 supplies
ucu py inns bureau during the six JuiV fo
DS.enbsr 81 1851 Of the following classes DIV Coor (u
typographical Inks, Textiles, Ma
Dexttlue rocers' Sundries BLANK steel Plates aud
Cas- S.iae and Irvine, Iron and Castnes
&C. Morse Ec Ldllnngs Lumber Charcoal. Lime, Cement
ors or proposals articles either class with in
as 10 qualities qualities cof,lifions ,.i 10
iunshed on application to te undersiened Rds Vii
f,,a.S o ssSh item separately basis Of the Il,
,ricas from tiie samples a,d
ioc IN, at equations will be from tin,e n,
e on the accepted bidders whatcN~ r auana. s ~,
=" ,, Ss aae NAY De needed during the stated - w
VIII De gwen 10 articles OF
Thoss conditions Of price and quality being e9na
osc uesng blanks and Information shouId
"eh oiass they qualified propose as award - m
articles wanted vi "0diois IN Inc
served. " ''Jo'' any y, 1r , az bifls Is re-
Chief of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Gin Ncal estate for Sale.

A valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem, with
~ dwelling and stable Fol price terms apply
LAND * WHITING. l2l Na,s-I-st
FOR SALE.-Those handsome lots mort beast
lflsts'. and COiege-ayc. by GEORGE c. COIL
LER, $Gaye. ana l34ts-st
INVESTMENT properties paving per cent
L net GA BeckIlan, William, Nassau and Ia. oa-,t&
RI LAM * WHITING, lZl Nasslu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
NEW-YoRK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

Leave l55th-st 935 N. and i:5J y. m. MaAopac,
carmel, BltWs"r and stations.
EAHitI~7 loi MAhDpac, Carmel and brewster leaves
lI3thst f:l6 p.
MahOpac and way specials leave ij5tl 81. 5:j5 y.
,RApiD TRANSIT TRAINS Jon Mouf Dooh, tordham
Heights Kings Bridge and Van Crrtandf 30 minutes.
mon BRIDGE SPECIALS at frequent intervals.
connect with trains leave Rector IT. b5 minutes before
time of departure from l1Jtl-st
The New Transfer Co call for baggage
from hotels and sIdcnroA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
GUNNER Resorts.

SEA SHELL COTTAGE.
nov oro. =, ASBUkI PARK, NJ J..
open 'or the reception OF guests Situated n, ,-
"ltnh I'VE of The he.ch o., o,cy
neine comforts terms and sI2 nor 49, airy rooms
N. J. ~SNhs oea smell Cottage Asbury Park
SEASiDE PARK HOTEL
~ LOCATION PERIfFf,rI y op.,,c
f,Iy "a $3.50. EES OCEAN AND RAKNEG 40 nav
>e ~1u uainihg unsurpassed Address "aS' SanS ish-
FRANKLIN HARRIS, Seaside Park Ocean, 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
l)roposaIs.
PROPOSALS for AMERICAN, RUSSIA and
MANILA HEMP.

NAVY PAY OFFICE
No. 40 NiLK-,T, BOSTON June 10. 1891
iroposols sealed and indorsed Proposals Hemp Win
o. ieed al tbs olice Until July H. 1881 at j. O'Clock H.
s furnishing and delivering at The Nayy Ya. Boston an3
ue follow ing quantities of Hcmp, VIZ: 'N
20 tons American, 2,24O pounds ton.
~ tons Russia Riga Rein, 2,24n pounds Der ton
o. 20 tons Manila 22iO bounds per ton
separate proposals VIII be received Tor each kind OF Uo
p wy PSs must include delivery at the Navy Yard Kii
ne 5,r "u3t ye removed al The risk and expense oi
"T ghiue,l and II wiz be at his risk until
"O satisfactory suIctcs must
teSihg faithful execution of the oner. ii accepted
ne Ight is reserved TO bds not consid
el. az antageOus 10 the Governments
4ahA iOIuis Tor proposals by this Office
g. L.. THORNTON,
Pay Inspector, L. s. n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Ocean Steamers

4 NClIoR LINE z. $. NAIL STEAMERS.
beyo jug g. T. M AoS p p m
These a,ocrs elrry cattle siceo or NJ !" H.
N"'D' Ssconi ;Ilon .'c sss a. rSlnesd RACES
From cf 40 q NG 9 hl2E yis o D u ro,,.
Caiis ls5 AMI Ky T. ~, n r 4 l,.,; - ~ ? m
ES0Hs6S HRori. &ga a's a h5 SSs sr nsa
PACIFIC NAH. Steamship ComDany's Lines
ss6 TTI rRAtiA a,t cE Il, Ata and
fro.u Ney, Yor,s, Picr iooi coual.st y. r..
cR,.ac,,~lf o r. ii *. Ist,mgs Of ranmna:
Come tos io 5 csttai Aa op,h NeSGo
CITY or rot-, For rs ]pp4 q, a A ciga:
t ~, 1904 ~ Hit~I lAlAND and AUsrhAiiA
or on r1, Al II ics Gi RAJ, II i)A - aiy - H. A.,
pays oicc aoiN 5rh hi Rgiy al Com
IL BI LAY, Superintendent
fRED STAR LINE.
rD gy III .,5i 55rIUn6AY EGt n @%&ar'
1WHIIlIlt.itih D-....-.-....- DAY. Jus 80 m.
Saloons 'aicroors smoking ana 5a .ro5s aiaships
sa ,t,5 gl''l i e ,,, anefeeoL
i1' i' c,s', '.ii9 ~ ~, oFpiss olrrieL
sfeoaa casq 20, gIspal 20 exeursioq SO,
-'I," "i'itilI " SONS Gei Asss 80 Broadway, y. Y.
SVHIiTl,Et. STAR LIVE.
,.or FoRQG ErNsIoW'N AiNSb lIiVnRP661h.. VIZ -
nn,, ~ leutean furry u ", Dota ths
caet h'aue saturday. July o8 -.
Capt. lireae .......rhtr dav IN q, lFop m.
1nf,IftpNN, THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT Of WEST
es e1mcrs are nnorm I'm sizo and unsurpassed ~.
po'atmeats, fhe saloon stltroom& snoNpE ana Bath.
i' are placed amdS.ns, where the uD'ss mi motion
atsfL
RArES-Saloon $50 ard 500 Return tcse,s on favor.
apicclmh Stselge lrOm Tho OH Country F3( From New
York. IS
4e.. .tealp,r' irry aeitner e'ttln snee2 nor pis
az in- ecilol OF plans anl other Information I'D
company & pilcrS, 10 81 BlOairiY Ncs-l0ra.
lJ. CONrI5, A. sl~
b-AI1ilIl * CAIii-i.i Agents, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Couuirp 3]rnperip 9or Sale auo GO Est.

4 SUPERBLY picturesque Hudson River
~ villa size; 500 feet river 'front.' distance 81 miles; river
and landscape views magnificent - acres price, 1870 per
also 2-aCre plot. VAN Az hEN n Broadway. Room l.
4 4 ORANGE, y. j. (ncighborhood speciality
LAProperty l0r sal and rent a varieties bargains
IDMAhD p. HAMILTON. - Piuc-si, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Steamboats, ano RaiIrnaos.

a L IAN and BOATS 90 rs, Pc, PEOPLES line
ira SS Vb Albany inday morning excepted with
Excursion tickets to Albany eng FeEq gqea 80 e 30
4 Lrb,A aN DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
Pier Hf'B ga daily Sundays exeepe leave Vcsry-s
M andgaf NyacG FSrry Wesi osay DIV Anne ss st
beck ~ ferry With The y 4 n ana 2d''a Connect A. Rhine
VEST Il l Yor ao 3ni eaggage ehece NoHpI ana
ItnrH sa b dsyD rTp TICKETS g West Point or Nerr
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
brooklyn foot Of a9 J 1sS' e an s4 Station in
iioa,,eS I, >. = Hne ~, ISL -,
ep E. m-ter Bennington. Easton, Allentown Reading
d. aad T. as 9r o42ofya 35o.'p isa Bridge Branch
1 =: MT Flemingoa, schooey's efountan. HIGH
fS II.nch laston, Allentown. Rcailne, IIa risi us
I 4n' villa sport Tamaqaa, Driitoa, Nant.coSe
,i l9TIor se,ngton aston Allentown, Reading nar-
cinnt Poa gor re,rinstoP Esson Wind GAP. Mauch
rison scA9oeys Mountain, high BIidge Branch
ii: ..S ?. i ID, 5oneryie, Flemngton, &c.
F. sg i,Iarr.sggTg Mageh chunk, wk5sbaIie g
fo stations - $50 p IN tor Easton, Aon-
O. fr Newqg5k at :4 Gl5' ci5 7:l5 $780, 90 $50 O.
3 ;aq 5:39 3l5 $50, 545 g. Ci5, $50 T. 49, SO, .
For rains al points sec Time Tables at stations
Y ard Long BRANCH DIVISION.
l;en Bik Long Branch, Ocean Grove AsIury n. point
Pheasant, > '' '"' '''''
o dsaZe q 5;i5 7 o. 1880 m p $780, a. $780, $50
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT IING-QEFCF TIME.
lIi ROUGH cAi}S-IOMIST FARES.
ca IA A y ii, ~ i;NfitlSS, 200 p with through
farei'om New-York: ono way, - 25 Tip, 81 So.
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
coo ia'e for Freehold 5i5, 7t5 y s:3o o3o
Y hWs y. IItii SOUTHERN. RAILWAY.
lA l,oi' Via SANDY HOOK leave at p 1910 o. Dee 30
$3.50 o. u. - - w. "a ----'' .
az y 1910 A. No. 2:i5 p mFer Ocean Grove Point Pleas
anay Hook Via BIancnpor', 5:i5, 49, i m.
,ionmonih Beach, scabraht Sc. via BIauchIo jl5
- d, y p in, ~ f'- 4:3o, $50. $50 p. m.
":l3 r. NJ Via iicd Bank Lakewood Toms River Is
A"-H l.eis u.s. iisiad and ai stations 60 ia, side.
~. %. -Nie lca i.uk for Lakewood. Toms River Is
Al,l heights sea >iec Park. b.rucgat, dc.
. J. ip.Ah iaili5O D. m-Nla SANDY Hook FOR Lake
N,,'' Toms River ALLAN &c CITY AID al
r, g mN ia I'd Bank for Lakewood, Writings, Toms
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EOR SALE or TO LET-At RI MORA.
Counlrn l]roperlp iDanlcN..

WANTED, in Wcstchestor Comfy Country
" place near railroad pot one hour from New York 20
TO 40 acres good land ani s,iit able buildings. |
rutland Il WHITING. l2l Nassar.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

Express ans Leave New York. Via Dosbrosscs Cort-
laIoi Streets Ferries. a. follows:
1870 900 = eiu. N IiultcD, II IN; 32O 3:s0. l. D.
g. = $50 ana 10 and - night. sundays. $50 q a.
Q, g. $3.50 ald To and - night
Nplcss trains Leave \rW-hugh daily
$50 L0 p. running through Trenton
ietHrnne trains leave West Philadelphia - o. $40 5.25
= sfJ, =, N.aau u a. liincd EaplcSs
= 3Ao, = 900 and . r. M ON sunday, i2ol. 3:fJ. 52l =
$50 !. = 800 ANA Leave Philadelphia Cam.
den. ana 200 daily, except
Ticket Offices, J20 and ga Broadway. Asnr
foot OF DcshiOSs ana tortiandists. Brook
p Annex station. foot of ftonst. brooklyn. Nos a.
iaIiut Ticket Oihro. Rattcrg. place.
The NsN-l Transfer Company md heak
baggage hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, J. z. WOOD.
Arens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Gbe Chr!
4 ONMOUTH PARK RACES.
LONG BRANCH. X.
VxcurSious.
>. ]. sTMMTN M.TrINa. -

FfAIIY EXCURSION ~ West Point and
= Ne~"nr- See Albany Day Line advertiser. ~.
IRON STEAMBOAT CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

s+OR RENT. for two months or more, on
L Orange Mountain, well furnished double house viii
twelve rooms. cheerful: bathroom shady piazza.
minutes walt from depot idrcss Box 1884, MOntea y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
rENnE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW-lORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD.
AiitANcTMrNT or rRAlNs. TAKING EFFECT MAY I6 ISL
m.-tino uuaii aud chicago Express.
Coaches Ga Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
D.. DAILY Fast i.Nnress, arriving
southwest Pullmans best Draw Sleeping Coaches
Z p N. ,Daly) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through bunaio Niagara Fans, Cincinnati
Chicago without change also Hotel Dining Cicago
7:l5 D. -Emigrant train for the West.
Chambers street
NtAaA, 6:45, $40 ll:30 $40, 42O. 5.20 6:l0,
p m and y midnight saturday nights only sundays 9l5
q. M. $50
Rutherford Passac 6, 7:50 TO- A. m-tho 1920
Il ain stops at rutherford only sundays-i2 uoon
PaeisonO 1850 $50 c:2o am 70 noon; l:45 ? 800 4:io
sundays q, $780, 1920 lao, ESQ., p and II mid
Peterson via Newark Gi5 slo 1870 a. M $40 400 5:2o
6lO, $50 and ~ midnight, Saturday nights only
days $40 a. m. 81 10, ESQ ?. m.
1880 IN, and II midnight Sundays g. $50, 1920
Warwick 800 n. 4:30 u. Ia.
Roudout and Kingston, a. m, $50 p. Sundays $50
Goshen c. 100 o. 1920 M $780, $780, 4:s0 T. 7l5 p. IN.
sundays o. $50. 1920 a. M $50, p m. -
Sundays $50 1920 mi $50 p The and a:So
p trains connect with New-9ork aud oswego Midland
Port Jcrvis 100 O. 1920 A. M 4so O. z 7l5 p.
days $50, 1920 a. m. q, $50 and p.
Xor-Iioats 23dst quarter OF and quarter after
545 10 ss5 and al lO&o and LAD
for passage Apartments Drawing
checking OF be left the
pany 2S9 40l 957 broadway, \. ~ No.
Court st., Brooklyn the Company Dcp0ls.
Trains from the West arrive in NewNork at s25
aud fl;25 a, M, and 1910 Z. M
JNO. n. ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

Brooklnn l)roperln for Sale an0 Go Get
I OW-PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH I'M. i'm
rapidly improving part OF BrOOkiyn
Ill plots RULAND & WHIT NG. 121 Mass u-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

NEw-YoRK Tuesday, July >. 1881.
The following legal auction was held at the
Exchange 6alcsrOOn to-day:
By Peter p EfcVer
slofs udgcsi. llock front between lst and "a -oo
aves, each 2JXlOO; susan 4 ~heiw lod---.-.- .SOVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
DENNSlLN ANA RAILROAD.
on ami aitcr Nay iG. lSoi.

AND UNIT. ID STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans lr'N" NcW York VIA DcsJTosaes COrflauat
STREETS fcrIlc~. le follows:
ag,hug. iitr.uIg IAo West and south. with Pullman
i.iH'c 60 Sal Ia, Aet a. ni, - ana $50 p n. daily.
Nll4tIl-l'it, lu'h a. CORY
l, $3.50 connecting Iltle,llfa plf.t
l,Iri e and tls Isl, rion..
4@iiinu'i' i>ll-tion aud Che SOUTH Limited Wash NJ
tom tNprc.~ "f fuan Parlor daily cNcarf ~r,l-
N a. L; aiilNc - le0-ou T. Regular ala d. I'D
:" t' no. and lop n, aud - might. Sunday $50 - r
iI.
Npl' s. fer halumor" eAcept sunday p. H.
t,i Aillt4' 'lf', ! /. Without change ~ cars.
ipsfS "f ".ruohNu Apn'N' connect Win all tlironr
asTsy ling
BloutMutlaYcl.
IIaid,ari,c; From Iftshur- s. 1880 A. H.: $50 D. ra
u"it 800 H i, oal. tAcf "a 5ouasl Inln ION
and a.t-aou, 600 a. ms 500 o-e 1913 and 1000 D. IN.
SUNDAY. ~. a. m DO and lp:jJ p. Flom pnill Ii,
ril: DID, 600. = . 10000 lllo IN. l:io - $500 -
1910 lI:iJ .. M ESQ., $3.50, s:'5 and 1000 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

CORNWALL, y. E.--Farms, cottagrs, villas,
" mills &c, tor rent OF sale JAMES q. ROE.
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y, EW-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA.
- NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
rcT TRENTON and PIITIApfl,PrTTA
irafe |'f YORK iron station G 4. r. OF y J., foot of
.. f a nea Npi9 agd Groenst at ~ ea2 lll5
*, 5gT ihie ana Bls; ss At 30 40, HIS m. l:so,so
Tor F. a , TIa, nd "a 20 :. ~ -qo -,. oqo ,,,,
T. Ri ~. T. $50 $50 :, y p. on Sunday $50 a.;
,nrn traius lcasc Philadelphia for Ncv Yorls:
ST., n ~ is ga i,eaa'4g D; e., N.lrh me Green
From ihlrt ard icis.-is m go 500 9f5, M J. sfo
o;@a o.. 1880 o. D. 1T 7.s5 a. ~. s:aJ D. H.
i IT, :" u a, r. M 2 2:-I l2C o21, 720 sunday
- '.y.--.,, ;...l" ,.-' p. ID. , .
bnogyus. 5.o depot. Jcr,3y cS. 7'''' 40 "H' "''n
90 81 1873 Bra5sSS. 5ld az me , 2 is, 4oi'
49, .nd courtst, and Annex oacc, Jc, clis wharf
c y lIan.'c, coapany Do'4- Eypr-. WIN can ;or ana
c.'ncan be- pia.o al pa anl 1873 HrYa.way 7s5 Skin
ar, connection win ,6o Beii Ic,Ilouc ami Law q -
'5 assl,sI Il -il @AnEls HrearAailDgEIa.
s1roTitaod NAcaAfcc'E i vi i.5S
ft G y, 81 D. m ~ iou ', Il h H. ANN o. ,' '. .i
z ~ --'T-1UjITIT TTl-FTITr MI HUDSON
through trine W" leate d. and Central Depot:
r55uP ~ 1i6 5m " aaa Montreal LAp'es to Rochester
lyaoa m chicago lNrress drauiasroom to Canaan
l2ooa 30 Albany aud Troy vita connection to UOca
$3.50 n. an. ,ar.tog. - ial.
sso2j mr Aogoa1Doi. uoo TO albany and Troy
49, en-' i2Anos ii,oosa e. sy gay in t'c web. ESQ
tot and, excepting sunday Night Moatgca. fiats
,e'0 m raclc Eyprcss daily, with sleeeos car. f9r
-, -. ''' 40 ,iih', i"e,o i.' ti' ans chicago
l goo p u at iAIloss wlth sleeping albany
4ssi. :, a. 10 ssg,eeg 2s2 and tl2 Brood
j. ~. i6Ioiti cen ~o6 e. b: 5IfibIi Con iss.T III
NORWICH LINE
tl' eM slnls leave Porn 10 AVItl Hlsei,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Englewood Closer Piemont and Nyack,
T. 500, 1000 m, D. 4, AGO. 5So, $40 $50, ll;Sop M
$40 The 1850 VIII
3Ominutes later saturday nights
spring Valley Mosey, 100 500 4:5o
b. ". mo. \ ABBoTT Gen'l Paas'r Agent New-Saak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Summer Resorts.
PECT PARK HOTEL,

FDEEN&KILB, NY, Military Academy, St,m-
4 NOR schooI u liencr. Addrei IRi. W. A. fAt. Pri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
Summer Resorts

A FEW BOARDERS DESIRED at farm
~ house, convenient 70 all points OF Interest IA the Cats
good board For particulars ndiI.ss OLIVER WRIGHT
East Durham, Greene County y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

- Oily SUNDAYS fNCyIir,Da
IIANI- 3D.. ever hors, q. IN. 10 =. n.
La l. i-a-s :, y. r. 80 min i.s iaicr
atliHNJNt.-
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COMFY ISLAND
p boats ~ fhis Company being bcilf o. iron Win e,
gen iil-is e. apartments. shssluelv fr,rrsf as
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

GEA BRIGHT PENINSULA HOUSE
- NOW Open.
Lower rates until une -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
EMpERlAL GERMAN LINE.

u lIamburs- American Packet Company's Limo for
ii;GmON III CHhKtoUkD and iIAMi}U 10. 49,
~ .fI,li ,-'.-.''Jmy M5'i ...-. ..Jny ~
ai"s9l hassles to Plymouth. London Chcrbourg Jam.
gpR ut an points "a the south OF England FIRST CABIN,
St,VH n'1ohl talhn, 800 Stecrage. 80. Round trip
al telicei rat,a Sicrrago from Hamburg and
SOUTHAMPTON,
kUNHAKDr & 60. CT RICITARD.( CO.
General Agents. Geural Iass,ug,r Ascu
81 BIo1d-st.. y. Y. No IL broadway, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

A LRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
sc1r pW ap M ST JOHN leave Pier A. North River
p ps, COZ 2ochy% Albany sunday morning excepted with
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 80 dave 80 50
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A Male Critic.

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