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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

This week J. b. Cool, who is located on
the Connor Brown ranch, up Elm ten miles,
through TIL. OBryan, purchased from
Alonzo Gardner % headof twos for So and
20 head Of 3 year old heifers for SIS, nice
lot Of high grade heifers which he will put
ca hit ranch.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Lon Richey, Tcg. Barbee and Henry l..
Lawrence, who have been holding cattle up
on Thompson creek, passed through here
yesterday on their way to Newton county,
Mo-, their old homo,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08
List of Letters.
Strayed Horse.

Strayed, from my place, west of Lake
City, six weeks ago, one dark brown OF
black horse, 1411S or Is hands high, brand
ed N on left shoulder; had saddle mark OIL
left side, heavy name and tail. Liberal re
ward for his return or for information a.
to his whereabouts. A. j. HARGIs.
Lake City, Kans., Dec. 8 274
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Standiford, Youman d Co., are prepar-
ing for the grain trade and have fitted up
their cribs in convenient place near the
scales and..are now filling them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

o. p. Pool, of Leadvile,. Colorado, who
is oft here to invest in cattle, started Tues
day OH trip to the Territory and perhaps
to the Panhandle country to look ut the
prospects.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Last Friday John Frebaugh, of the Sand
Creek and blackberry pool, died after an
illness.of several weeks with typhoid fever.
a brother came from Ohio on Tuesday but
too late to see the young man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

10 Bowers, Ed. Bromley and Charley
Noble, three summarized men" from Com
anche county, were in town this week, the
first two being witnesses in the nillman
case.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08
Dissolution of Copartnershin.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Faxon & McMurtry is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. October 2lst
1882. A. ID. FAxoN,
q RoB'r. MCMuRTRY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Mort Strong went up to Hutchinson
this week on business. Frank accompanied
him and will go OH to Michigan to attend
school.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

b I, the celebrated Smith, Frazer &
Co.. hand made boots. Every pair
wal anted. Tor sale i'm this cor nty by
s. Utrecht and RUDE LAKE. 20
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08
Real Estate For Sale.

business lots on main street; s good
residence lots under fence, with shrubbely
in .outbeast part of town: 80 acres o
p: adioinig town. J.. w. MOORE Att
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

The McI.ulu house hasl n new register
sufficient to take in the. names of its guests
for some time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

W.O. Thompson Of Lake City, found
shelter from the storm at the Medicine
Lodge house Wednesday night.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

News reaches here Of the death of Charlie
I.atiiner, who held position. in the lick
man bank ut this place.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

There are at Mr.. Puseys at the heal OF
Sand Greek in Pratt county the following
stays cows and calves branded Il r:
one 2-year-old steer V II; yearling steer
TT.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

ol.Colcord came i'm from Kansas City
Wednesday. Where he had been OH bust
ness.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

E.W. Payne is spendingfI lew days ut
his oldhome in Missouri and attending to
some business In Kansas City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

VIM. Phillips won the horse rallied off
last Saturday. Dick Lee purchased the
horse soon after for $50.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

The transit of Venus occurred according
to advertised programme and from our OBJ
servatory we had fine view, by aid of Il
smoked lamp chimney and piece of glass.
1--WE had loaned our telescope to party of
SPECTATORS who were out looking to see
how high the price of cattle had climbed. !
AT o'clock the sun could not be seen or
even located. Pulse 90-respiration natulr-
al, but weather foggy. At 8 the sky was
partially clear and the Iarallax. of the sun
appeared to be a mass Of cosmical and asyn-
arte matter Pulse fast-respiration quick
and irrigation frequent. At 10 the first
contact was observed the tremor in tho at
mosphere having retired with an atrabila-
rious attack. The sun appeared about
like this EN as near as we could make il
ont. The ~ black spcck was about the
size of a piece of chalk, and looked like u
daub of mud on Il translucent base drum
head. As long rs we observed the grand
and glorious sight, about two minutes, 1.-THE
observatory having no fire in it, and our
coat being down in the Dice, we gave our
seat to another scientific gentleman) thespot
stuck OIL, ifthe sun did appear to be making
fifteen million revolutions minute. But
the heavy wind storm in the afternoon got
in its work and must have knocked Venus
crazy for we haven't seen her since. II
don't make much difference, though, for we
know of Venus right here that is superb
or in every way TO the old one.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

w. d. vanSlyke has purchased thrrc lots
on Kansas Avenue and expects to build at
once.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

j. V. Fishbutn, of Sun City, well known
to our people rs reliable book man, is
around this week with some nice specimens
Of Bibles and other useful books suitable
holiday presents. He should be patron
iZefl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

The new livery stable being erected by
the Mize Bros, will be 25xs0 feet, of frame.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

X. f. and f. s. Downing of Missouri, are
here this week looking after their cattle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Dec. 5, 1881.
Receipts 1888 and shipments $50. Offer
ings were generally of medium and COM
mon quality The market was quiet except
for good to choice shipping steers and
butchers, stuff Slles were:
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rtfT 49,
the CATTLE MARKET.

We publish statement of the condi-
ton OF the cattle markets this week and
statement of it one year ago fol- compar-
isOn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-08

Kansas City, Dec. 8, 1882.
Receipts S12 and shipments $50 head.
The market to-day was steady for good but
medium and common were rather weak
opd cl0xv ca
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feaal Notices.
upUSTFF'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS THE GoLDEM Ea ~ ~ IN Ina s 20 "a IA
laws OF the state YorS d the hrs DAY Of May
bonds beng for one dollars EACH respectively
S SeafSr iT ne sa principal
nIst dsG y az The rate OF six per per snu paya
6e first days OF May ana NoysnDer 10 sseh s esy
naae both principal and interest being made payable a, tho
whereas the "a ~ te II d copaag
r. iasr'' Certain aa On deed ef rust
date M the following described ard personal
ns e., and seSS IA Eagle %n
IN said County pOiat three ",ss "rst u f sS9
T M n Consisting o, hfeen e vein length By eighty
feet 0 width an south Sa me d Ro Of he
convsyc said ,eesa b bs sms S S PsnS ~
S IN the record said county Of i1na In Book
-Four Of Dee odon Star Nine situate IN Globe Mining
B V, GS %ii about a%S two
ften hundred linear feet ~ 'h,se M p s eonv"yed 70
s Se laid Golden Mining Company es Charles ~
by seeG F"sS Of DEEDS .7s said County Of rn.
And certain % S Sp pS' Of pS territory Of Az
on together with The quart mil hsr.h fS 9. ,ns aod
pS mines mining ghs beonsing .ad sppsra,nns
70 ssd nj also imp eent and property
noever longing said Golden Eagle Minns company.
with S night u.
and ~, 81 me saS Of 3 bonds sstaer
re- .a"1s according 20 anu effect thereof
% "a xhercas said written assent duly filed and 70
corded IN the Office Recorder Of the So15 o. rnA
.r,,-y al Arizona the 18th day OF April 1851 IN b"
@ Gus Records page sla and szn deed el
mi ar mortgage duly led and recore 10 .ns ones
said Recorder, on The IN uAJ Vi nay $780, - " 49,
Mortgages. page S3S -. a.. a, IN. naxu.nt NJ thu
- LID bn.s the ypent OF The interest,"
thereon ..r,. NJ h.aser~ s.LN
M nv virtue power OF SAFE vnsed n me oy saA
vonesx rust I viii public auction by Richard Han.
s. snetioneer the Exchange ssiesroon no IL brcAn
net - Work CITY 18th day 0f June 1854 Al II
no ali me ABOVE Described property and PREMISES
Sew.York, MAY "a. los2 JOHN H. CohNkL..
HIRAM A. JOHNSON, Eroseee
Attorney for trustee
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Real estate Agents.
GENERAL UNITED STATES LAND
n


A GENERAL UNITED STATES LAND
y OFFICE
great need Of General Agency
IN ORR CITY where persons can OBTAIN relae informs
cr a. ards prices locality climate SOL &C. IL All parts
al The southern Western states aud th1
made for Colonies or lndlFonai am
s ofoe ement the undersigned has been enable
brough facilities ned from responsible ana HhueheHl
tes 10 fully supply this urgent and growing demand
HEW.YORK 'ClIY AND BCkBAN DkIAI'l MN l.
attention also pad To buying selling ana rent
ng ty property and also suburban property esPeey on
h line OF the Railroad Of NewJersey us VlsioAs
and branches. ,,.,,-r-,-oro
Sidney president Union Pacific RAILROAD, western
Union Building. NeW-f OK <,.-., ~. 49,.
TAYLOR Johnston present OF inc NehA -e"''e49os
Land Improvement Company.
George VI. Potts. president PARK Bank NeW-l Ok
~ Dodge No. IL ClifsL, NeW-l Ork:
Francis IL jerks president safe Deposit company OF new
York cor OF Liberty st and broadway
Hon Frederick 7 Freinghuvsen. Washington d. G.
GEORGE r Baker president First National Bank, YORK
Thomas r Buckley vceDosident National Bank u the he
pubic
= G knight Phiadcp hia, Penn.
Cortlaudt Parker. Newark, y -
I Romaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
Of real estate specially Rents couectedG
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

ESTATE
Valuable Building 4th and 0thaves and Divisionst
ADRIAN H. MULLER & son will sell at auction on
TUESDAY Nav %, II O'Clock. the Exchange sales
room. No. III Broad way, ~ ORDER OF THE So
GATES COURT OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY, under the
direction of ELEANOR F. MATHEWS and WILLIAM
PORTER ALLEN Administrators
4TH.AVESUE-1 lot, situate the westerly side,
mencng 1853 south 18th St, 2j.6xlOO IT,
4TH-AVENUE-2 lots situate the easterly side,
mencing 5l.2 south of Y9th-st Each 25.6xiOJ
4TH-AVENU FL situate the westerly side
mencing 76.S south OF SOthst, ZJ.6XlOJ IT.
lOTH-AVENU E2 lots situate the easterly side
rlencing 40 A 2 south 32d-sL. Z4.Sx1OO.
lOTH-AVENUE- lots situate the northwest corner
ST, corner "a q, inside 24sXlOO IL
DIVISION STREET. lot situate the nOrthery SIDE
commencing ~ feet Of SuAolksL Is feet front by
ABOUT 20 feet deep.
Maps and particulars the Office. No P1nest of
ANDERSON MAN, Aftys. "A Waist
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l. 4
NEW-YOHk.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
xpress Trains leave York via DesbrOsses and Cort
langt streets Ferries As fOllOws:- 40
40 20 81 . 80 10 LAnnI,d IL a !, 800 $40, ., D.
z y AID D. H. anu ~ n ght. SUNDAY O5u, g. anu ~
m j. o. : : and p. NJ, and ~ b,ghI ,..- -. = On
NeW1 ork daly except Suhua az -O
a n p. running through via renton sii1 tno-
stnr,nx trains cave Broad street station Phadephl-
l2OI, 800 ~. IS. $50. 75O so oJS sh9 - a u
limit Express 10 l. j. L. D. o. 49, Loo anu
s2O D. m IN sunday l2.Ol O5 SO 80 o,3o a. M D.
go SIS, 81 p IN. Leave Phnadeiphil Via Chin-
dec. A IA. and 40 D. daily except sunday -
Ticket Onlces and - broadway Ast0r House anu
foot al De.Drossos and Cortsudtss CourtsI, ana boYH
lyn Annex station foot oil Fuiton-st BrDoS n Sos -
I'D and lis Hudson HObOken station jersey ClJi %
igrart Ticket ONCE. artery place . , a., -, III.
Tbr YORK Transfer VII eau ioT ANU "uoeA
baggage lrOln hotels ana ~ adenecs u wooD
FRANK InOMsOS, c.n.ra a. tas,,r 4 osnt
1CROY BOATs-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
1 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF Itol eavs
daily leXcept SATURDAY At Pier ~ y = soDt Cht
fo, r-s connecting with morning. lfAlIs 'ot NVtsA 49,
Nest sunday steamer touches az ALBANY
rJ,HF POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSION
/ . ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot posto, NJ
Three express Trans daily except Suhia ~ =, 1rth
500 NJ u m iparlor cars attached ana AZ y - WV
p.aanaaSs AZ 10 D ~ with palace sleeping osr<'
united tickets 10 stOn AL raitl - a, u.,,oocs,,ao
Srtrtets and Dar1or seats 10 ~ ~ az
nm Avenue aad Wln4sor Hoea ticket OUNCES AN' '-'~
I .nua DeDok
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STEAMBOATS, anb RaiIroaoA

A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
a, wall Newbnrg Poughkeepse Rondout and Kingston,
@ ~ Sransns formerly CozLenss Milton New Ham,
yVg ana Hyde Park daily Sundays excepted Leaves
se,tr1 81 pier at 3:l5 and 22dst $3.50
AZ Fouahkeepse with evening trains for the North
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
and after May !, lS-2.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE;
Trains leave VIA Desorosses ana CorAndt streets
SPECIAL.
TIE FAMOUS
.NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
COMPOSED EXCLUSIVELY OF
PARLoR, DINING, SMOKING AND SLEEPING
CARS,
Leaves New York every day az a. m
the table dhOte plan are served on the train In
'"o NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
which been iacl III service ana passengers viii
limited time who 1--we ~ distance from
III Inc order Of meals Is as follows
Lunch, u to p. m.
Dinner. 3 To p.
breakfast, 70 a N
Train arrives ut hicacO every day at 1910 O. L.
A NEW FEATURE
smoking male Tor this rI when Tor elegance OF
appointments - not co dalled
Harrsburg Pittsburg the and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached ; a. H. ami : r. III. daily.
WInaaspUrt Lock Haven. III, T. N corr ana t-rie az
connecting stCorry Tor l1tusYIle Petroleum Gen.
psnnre Wssbne ton and the south Limited Washington
Fxpress Pullman Cars daily, except SUNDAY, 10
a. m arrive WashIgtOni D. m. REGULAR AZ O. 80 and $50
m. 34u. :. and p H. and II night
Express for Baltimore. except sunday p m
For Atlantic city with through except sunday,
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect With all through trans
Jersey city, aiOrdng speedy and direct trdGafef Tor
Ii,.g sr1Iye-From Pittbure G2O 1880 30 and
1910 D. H. daily. FROM NAshington aud Baltimore, $50
G3OF6 10 a m. 90. lO4J 1880 p. m. Prom Phls
deIuhia $50 q. 20 go go, $50. 94U luJO lao A. H.
l2, . $50, 63O go. 30. so $50 lO4O and los 2
M sunday. $50. GO. 6.3U $50 IL ~ a. N, 62O 80
a. Uaud D..
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REAL ESTATE

xvw.yosx. Monday May y, lss&
.o,.s were made at the Ex-
The following sacS "0''
=. salesroom today
By Bernard snyM
- iron hr.proo building with TIP. D,ot s 81 No
g and No 90 c. land I'M
lanes e SS 81 % ooO
.s Us' S shave s , ssSf J RSrissas5
ss,Sry erOwE cor Of ss lots together In sle 100000
SiisS same S purchase ast ss6t 100 fe of $4,000
s'AS SsSave lot 2S19ss same OSy IsS lot No il
,S prov? s ssG9' hSn o shave S 10000
ss%s SUy S about s4% or i FSTi
80 s@th.sts. same buyer - ---------'
By u. NJ Sca''d% 80 ooch
.,o,. On East esh-st Of MadisonaVe e'. 10000
I5xI0O; William herman
BY Ed'0drd ft'tu'e'r. -. ,a,,.st
+0-r ,,,e honse with lot 80 tsA ul Eass loIOo
AAs,oi v of Ave. lot 24SxlOSS' M sun sun.
Bv s,ehdrd v HaT1'eL x,,os.
- ovo n a cor OF I45thst west $40
Farms each 25xIOV Luc!
orvnpr.T ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xEw-YoRK CITY
s7ths, he Hebrew sheiterng society OF New $4,000
~, s AS II n Of Ss,h-s'i l6OxiVO $4,000
. ~ ana eoS Of 5tst 25x75 William ferS0 10000
to e. sei 10 81: Margaret Carroh !" "es 1000
, snsIle 81 90 Of lthays 5$4xlooo 'ane' 10000
ara Ti ss e e Of F' Wes;I t2GxiSo4
- also VI est-st ~ -, siso
eIrxsl. x6al l-5xSO - nv NJ - Is-ankln and
West-st IOjx L ciarkson' uu''eo 10000
post 20o # OF 2dave 1oox2o-'@ d h.O 10000
to Mary Duty 80 : a. yts 10 hudson River
ri,h lands under XsteI adjoining iuilp $4,000
20 10 iiauush A Rigging 10 n - 2 10 New
n, - n ecor OF Chestnut u II er,n 10 F
o'' BoEery x9ioIl7sI7s6' william !, Leu'p WV. 145OO
Lqeo a S. ii Of jst is247o Keller and $4,000
Wiz - = i}csson 10 II Blossom q 80 4'
go W & II 80 II Of ljh--L 90 80 - 1880
80 husband Fink inner ara ,,cr.c
.,, ave > cor 1O-st.2ZHS2i : y OouiVHV' $50
80 t. MARY rs n Of 7athst 20yS2: to same I40
49, ave 80 II 90 1Othst 2OX0l; a3lue ~ ~ 900
~ u Of 4Oth-st l>.aA9 W $3.50 -''N
Il ~ 293 SIT of BOTery 2l.-AoI'i y A"ioi-' 500
., a. II OF Bower, 81 '2xoL7 same TO 400
sddsL 2o7 lift OF BoNe!' $3.50
sd-st $ lst4 fl o. BoTeTy' ia 1o4. $3.50
lstaye As it OF l1Se't l9Aoi Z n'u'@l 1880
b2dst cor Of 4ih.aVe' 'o7Aio'' u $4,000
t2dst lG9 Z o 4th ave ''oA $1,000
s6th.st. Ne l45 West ~ S95g7'' '"'Oo ~ $4,000
Bayardst g. Iorsy r .s'' $4,000
I2ost cor y 81 LeA md al,o, 5000
~. cor ~ sf-ave. Xlu,.J, NOS 800 rnO H91
Iss-ave a Do"dney Ahu "us 70 '.. 14.Ooo
Prnce-st Nos . l0 ~ "a asG o ,4' anu W 1890
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DARTITION SALE
Of al the unsOld property oitAe
JUHEL ESTATE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
No Ill Broadway, New-York.
MAY 81. 1882.
By order of the supreme Court.
PIiILO I. hUGGLES, Referee.
SIXTY PER CENT MAY REMAIN On BOND AND
MORTsAGE FOR REF YEARS AT PER CENT.
lie property sold consists of premises $50
Broadway and 10 Liberty mansion and 1888 city lots
l5gthst. St NichOasavc., kingsbridge road,
l75t-sL, Highbridge Park and Croton Aqueduct about
upland OF the Aqueduct aud IN frOnt
Harlem River about 1000 feet together with the pre-
empve night the land under water In 'front.' Thereof ex
tending out 70 the new bukhesd Rverst, containing
about the same
IN maps aud further particulars apply 20
PHILO 1. RUGGLLs, esq, referee, No % lADertySt
ROE MACkLIN. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Nos. l56 and l5S Broadway.
AUCTIONEER5
LOUIS MEs1ER, lO6 Broadway.
Nm. KENNELLY, 5ls P1ne-st
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m NJ. vork ontario AMI Western Railway Company
have published pamphlet entitled summer a Mo' Ws,
hov Se sea post office address OF those dosirlns
boarsr copies obtained without 90 ~ AZ
N New li Erle lickss ~ y. y .sns,s 81
1,er,..ts Sey.YOrk Of j. q ASDEfS9ON' oeuehn -
"a yer Agent. Mi,AiletOVn " u
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rVHOSE wishing summer board Win P riyase
iA an5iv 70 MA L O. sEAAAS. Greengilo. Greene
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1'cnoers, ctr.
Glcamsoats ar0 Rai.roa0s.

LBANY DAY BOATS.-Commencing Mon
~ day May % leave NEsTHY STREET PIER n $50
and 22D-r PIER at a masking the usual anlings
LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line
~ DREW and ST JQlIE leave pier Il North yer loot OF
Caualsf every WEEK DAY ats p. connecting ~ Al
banv (SaniaT cxce3toj with trains north west
and east. StgtarO1ms warmed. M -. o., -
AA''--N ". ". EVERETT. President
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD. EsTABLIsIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY " WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
DAY 3srATIOSS ~ PHILADELPHIA IN
NETWORK.
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GUNNER HOMES among the Mountains.

- CONVENIENT To NEW.YORk -. ~
~ ,ror maria with pure Air hne scenery ana ~ inooe-
A'N rate cost
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STONINGTON LIE FOR BOSION:

y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. II,
FARE 81 for first limited tickets soou oy
as specified their face. , ..o,-,~orcu taava
st.tn,efs \ AftRAGANSETT and STONINGTON lsaNe
daily except Sundays at from Pier 49, y IT, O'' VI
Jay-st. arriving 10 Boston AZ D A. IN o..,o-o,-,s
Tickets s-ie ~ AL principal ucket omceS 49,
Westcott Co, 3 n
Z7 Ssi Ss7 AL broadway aud at Fifth Avenue anu
lAu''f hO'ei " FIIKiNs General senger Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE most IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAfErI.
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NEW HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
y Observation-Disclosures MONREAL ana inferno
date points steamers PIER -, f. T. al and /
ma SUNDAYS excepted connecting with trains tW.
HAVEN, Tor MERiDEN, Ai.IFOED. SPltiSGFIELD.
sc tickets checked al 34i Broadway, y.
y anu Courts Brooklyn Excursion 10 Ncg-I Haven anu
refIr
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STARlN'S ,vnu,pa,e Transportation

y CITY RIVER AND HAaBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier IL. y. r., foot Cortan itst
Counnments ght forwards as directed u any part
Of tie world
UNEQUAILED FACILITI Es FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery al kinds Of Iesa' ana ner-
chandise any part Of ths citv o
SEA AND HARBoa TOWING AND RIVER AM
HARBOR LIGHTEEAGE
Freight every description promptly shtered TO any point
n the harbora al reasonable rates
sTEAMBOATs, BAgGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOk EXCU BsIONs
John Ii aad Esastas Corning Tor y"
HAVEN leave Pier Is " Il at 8 D. III daily lsaSuri@I'
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New fOfk Anu
New Haven Care and dispatch gLArsat>eL -. a.,
Frs4ght H. 1. W a. & dVsi Al fi'- ~
FUr New Haven and points Last az Pier Ia 80, A.,
SHORE. STATEN ISLAND-Elsven MICS ot
Ten from Pier l. T. r. foot "hItelt-s
CENTRAL sHiPGAkD, CO.nnunipAs. S.I.-DrY oosss
achiDe aud borr shopA sfI.IiIAS " sAs
uCLI !.
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DROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence & Worcester Err -
for ali FONTS NORTH and EAST, via NOlsCESIl.lE
I7,e en- RELY new and palaA steamer Rhode IslAN
on MONDAYS wednesday, and Fridays and the iavoIlte
Sfeamer NJ AsSACHUS Sits Tuesdays, Thursdays snd
SATURDAYS vii leave al - - Z VI. 80.
ConIocions made a. Providence, VIA L. q W: * X
NJ Worce-ter aud all Northern Eastern snd Whte
Nonntan uopts Tickets sale at All principal ocAet
ofccS secured az oces 81 esteo,t hAprs
10 al A.tor liouse Nos 2O1, 81. a9 ami AL Broad
way aud IL Fifth Avenue aud Windsor hotel tc .e omeeA
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SPRINGS.

- Thi. we'll and popular summer Resort oa, ~
fullv Lower Sar4nac Lake. tho roy W ~
mountain and Blue Mountain Lake kseon Vges
TabIe esl I'M the rooms large wen
- hly renovated and newly furnished thrOushouti
ar-onp I'D atoms $50 guesta Send for circnL Auuio"'
Mill y NILLEi Proprietor, Saranac Lake n. 4.
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= JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Commencing April !, lSs2.
STEAMER JESS HONr WILL LEAVE PIER g. y. r.,
- FOOT RECTORoT:
For Highlands, Selbrisht Monmouth Beach and Long
BI44l-a . 4y;4J - M. 3.tJ D. M SUNDAYS ~ a. H.
Tor ocean Grove Point Pleasant. &c, lO;l0 a. IN:
ci Lakewood Toms RIVER. Ea1cgaL &C 1:io D. M
VA RCD BAN k-Fron foot Liberty =: % a. m roc
Lakewood Toms Rircr Barncsat &c. M for Lakewood
Toms River AtluDc city. stations TO Bay side p
n. FOR Lakewood, Toms River Barn gaL &c. ,.
VIA EEANCNPORr-FfOm foot Lluerty-'t.; rot 0alny
Hook l. M; for III ,hiauds Il IN, T. NJ loT Monmouth
Beach m ~clbrlch- s. - a II m. .. m -, -,
Tickets reading va BOAT and SANDY HOOK VII not De
good RAJ t. AMI tickets reading via Rail VIII hot De recos
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Gunner Resorts.

DASS ROCK HOUSE, Good Harbor Beach,
ID Gloucester surf bathing scenery
Atlantic Coast Send for book describing Cape Ann