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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

The Horse SHOE AS A SYMBOL or
LUCK.-Question: Why is the horse
shoe regarded by some people as sign
of good luck? Ansocr: This notion is
500 years old, and, according to what
we have been able to ascertain, il was
derived from an old fable. that a de-
mon in the form ola horse once APP
peared in England, and gave the peo.
pie warning Of an extensive conflagra-
ton which was about TO occur. On
this account the animal came to be re-
garded as especially friendly to man
kind. His perspiration is said by
some to be a cure for epilepsy; a horse 8
tooth carried in the pocket would pre-
vent toOthache, and horse shoe
placed under child's pillow would
save it from an attack of collie; one
fastened against a building was good
insurance against fire, and finding one
was a sign Of good luck. Some of
these notions are rife now Phren.
journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11
SAM M. BURDETT,
ATToR NEY AT LAW
Mt. Vernon, KY.

Will practice his profession IN ROckcastle and
adjoining counties and In the Court Of Appeals.
special attention given 20 collections.
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j. Z. VOWELS'
VARIETY STORE !

I" - A@hNNN<ANs IN 49,
Agency Of South Bend Chilled Flows,
Avery's Cast and Steel Flows, Buckeye
ReapeTs q Mowers, Sweepstakes rhresh
ers, Mitchell Farm Wagons, New Home
Sewing Machines, TayIor's Elastic Bed
Springs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

THERE are 2,345 convicts in the II.
linois penitentiary. This is quite a
number but It would be quadrupled if
justice were melted out evenly in that
State.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

Cowardice asks, Is it safe Expedi
ency asks, Is it polite Vanity asks,
Is it popular 7 But Conscience asks,
Is IL ripht2
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

A man started ia the livery stable
business last week, and the first thing
he did was to have a big sign painted,
representing himself holding Il mule by
the bride. "Is that a good likeness
of me p he asked of an admiring
friend. "Yes, it is a perfect picture
of you, but who is the fellow holding
you by the bride 2"-[Texas Siftings.
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w. M. OWENS

Il an independent candidate for Assessor Of
kockastle County, August election, 1854
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

A Canadian widow recently achiey.
ed local notoriety by marrying her
daughters widower eleven weeks after
the death Of her husband.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11
FOR SALE {!
20 DOUBLE SCHOOL DESKS

OF the most approved pattern, manufactured BY
A. m. Andrews, Chicago. In good order aud cheap
Inquire at Christian Church, Hustonyille, or adj
dress J..B. DUNLAP, Danyille, KY.
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Is candidate for County Judge OF Rockcastle, at
the August election, 1882.
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A COLLAR BURROWS ODD History.
"A romantic history Of q collarbut-
ton was related 10 us the other day.
Several years ago Mr.. Z. w. Walton,
Of Eatontown, Ca, lost gold collar
button. After long and vain search
he sighed heavily aud braved himself
to bear this sad, untimely parting
from long and useful companion.
Its absence was accounted for in differ
ent ways, when in about two years IL
returned to It's owner, after journey
fraught with many weary apprehen-
sion. Mr.. Walton had fattened pet
COW, and upon butchering the animal
was surprised TO find his companion of
gold snugly, and, to all appearances,
happily resting in the fat Of the diges-
tive organs. He at once recognized
the button as the one he lost two years
before, renewed the pleasant associa-
ton which was so wantonly termina-
ted, and is TO day in daily companion
ship with the button. Il appeared
that while feeding the button dropped
from his shirt collar into the feed, and
in that way started on historic jour.
ney.- Eatontown Chronicle.
ADJUSTING PRCEs.-In the anti.
bellum days, a New York State grocer
raised the price Of a certain grade Of
tea from "three shillings" to forty.fve
cents, and an old farmer who came in
with barrel of cider.vinegar to sell,
could hardly credit his senses, when
told that his favorite brand of tea had
advanced several cents per pound.
"What on airth is the reason for
this sudden raise2' he inquired.
Scarcity OF eachests, was the
brief answer.
"Well, do you want my vinegar
"How muchp
Eight cents gallon"
al only paid you seven for the last.
"Yes; but cider has riz, you see.
"What has brought cider upf' ask
ed the astonished grocer.
Scarcity of bung-hole plugs" wa'
the quiet but serious reply,
They looked at each other without
winking, and then tea dropped back
to thirty-eight, and cider to seven
cents.-[Wall Street News.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-11

OSCAR WILDE has a colored servant
who travels with him. Down in
Georgia the other day, he demanded
that the negro should be given a berth
in the same sleeping car with himself,
and stubbornly persisted in the de-
mand until told that if il were allowed
a mob would sieze the train at the next
station and tear master and servant to
pieces. Oscar did not wish to have
his aesthetic legs torn from his body,
and therefore agreed to let the negro
20 forward to another car.
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MT. VERNON ADVERTISEMENT.
R. n. MARTIN

i candidate Cor Clerk Of the ROckoastle Count
Court, August election, 1882.
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JoHN ID. WmTE, who by double
dealing has ousted Col. A. NJ. Swope
from the Collectorship, now wishes TO
obtain the influence Of the admins
tration to prevent Hon. w. o. Brad.
ley from running for Congress in this
district. lie says in letter to Arthur
that Hon. John Bennett, Of Rich.
mond, is the only man in this district
that can be elected, and if "nomina-
ted he will accept, not to be voted for
as a 6gure.head in order 10 dance at
tendance at Washington for a Feder-
al appointment, but will pull to win;
besides he has the pluck, push and abil-
ity, coupled with character and rela-
tionship, Of which we as a party in
Kentucky so sadly stand in need. Be-
side, Bradley has run for Congress
twice and failed by less than 800 votes
the FIST time and more than $500 the
last time; yet he would try it again,
and Mckee favors his nomination.
John ID. is evidently Jealous Of the
who is as much superior
to him intellectually and socially as
the sun is above the moon.
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r,,rWIY's LEGIL Troubles

,o Y. Y. July 6.-Lcgal proceed
NEwB, ho' e.. the cases Of New-wudsor property
ins' con.n the West shore RAILWAY recently I I
% $ in y s1 Of COURT a1 ' na. srn'sS
" ancon against I'll. railroad " i"'' Trar in front Of
.trcion OF The wa,gt % IN dispute judge Cuen OF me
De Tc9Ta P Of III. state IA. gra IS ' Kms %
acton Sr as'S order dTc [aEGS@
tam S saS 70 ge 6c iIV Gaoq and
iSS he gasP To remove 5"S the roadSsa already
also Orc a W, me dock. free aud open to 'O"''
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n,.u,s :, REGARD TO TEADE-NARKS'

u.n-ropn Conn, July 6.-Ihe decision 'l. III IN
HAkIt"''' -, s.,it was announced to-day 10y
an AMIN uP'I Eaiehold being in favor of the Collins a
J Joass Of tl. d manufacturers OF e edss
'olnI""y' a,rtcul,ural implements. THIS com
'o'' ,.hose trademark Of Collins 4 Co. If "lueS
~ recently learned that the Ohver Amos
ss CORPORATION. o. North Lsston Mass, hsu 6 :. Co,
ita co Ire collins COMPANY applied 1T 1T "a ~
I'M for damages aud Tor an ACCOUNTING iue ,'o
lunct on, IN maj having used n so long, the trdue-
tvliP'1. Collins a Co" belonged 60 IT, Jun.5 b' 49,
mA MAJ r,p- A p,rpetua iniunC ion against tHC -N'
lvu ana orders All accounting ana DEGREES Iol .
tom9 est. thu, confirming The night OF Corporation
.. - .oIe use OF IT. own tridc-mdrA
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Cost du0 GOnnl

7 OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued hy
II the SFAAIIN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, Ncw-lork, 70
the subscriber and left Of John N0a OF Ne"n
CITY ~ the II found returned 10 the Hank
withD thirty days I vii apply for new DO K .-
New.l Ork July :, looS PEI LIZ JphN W.
i OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued 10y the
Seafuers Bank for saving. TO the subscriber
II not found The bank within thirty DAY VIII
al ply a book. JOSLIA hAI19I'
NeW.YOrk July :, 1882.
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They celebrated sS T. ss%eTs rsS and
toving furnace gas t stee together with numerous
q making Sss the been SUy sa was
Only ne 'SSss re
@ sST r2 ne G laws nS Sn@ daHno
IA @ nSsS SSTn tSSo SS9T yhc to
S for Sf S has taken the prsSH%%p court GO ST
sloa Ihf he .a% fte s S$f issa :f
" ffsnitet states
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wEDDING THURSDAY.

. p.r,ine seelisman, daughter OF MIS-
Miss I"''.-. lii, wasmarricdto samuel KRAFT IhurS'
CAROLINE the Rev F. d. Sofa Msnas' at S"S Ho SS
e. nc ss,u the Da' brother ga%. %I Ter n and
vurlbur1c'' s,u o. the Rev. Dr. Gottheil were
pr WILLIAM -, wore 1 dress Of white corded SIN
the usher I'll 'Sa.cnd win orange flowers ca SS Of
mod ' gS G0 so g'ff n SS'' The was
hne a a1 'SSsscoraied with no"err'
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PROVIDENCE LINE.


Connecting with Providence Worcester n ,
for all POINTS NOHTH and EAST. VIA WOkCt@ *
The entirely and paatial steamer hllVpE 49,
steamer MASSACHU SETS Oh Tuesdays Thursdays anu
m from per % y. r.. foot Of WaTen-st.
CONNECTIONS made Providence va = q, W, ~ IT,
or "A orr.-t4r and ell Northern, Eastern anu .Wht-
Mountain uoinf4 Tickets sale al All prhtpal TICKET
Offices ur-d AZ offices " Meatco.l Express
a. et ,si.r lfOu-c sos 1U7, 1~ SH1 ami Al Broad
W., and ~ Fiffn Avenue AID Windsor Hotel ticket offices
'-' - ~ i. ". FILkIN-. Genera Pass. Agent
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5teamboa.s ano Railroads.
1 FALL RIVER LINE.

80 for
FALL RIVER. BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT RI and all principal cities inland anu sea-
shore resorts ~ View I'm gland and the prOvnceA
The mammoth palace ate Imers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NcwYo daily fsundays included at b3O p m
from Piers y. Murrayst Connection VIA Annex
boat from Brooklyn y. m Jersey city, p NJ
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
evening by tn splendid bands and orcesra attached
10 these steamers
Long water route; full nights rest FIVE morning trains 10
Boston short rail ride (tlmc seventy-hYc muuteaJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT, r. I. DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave New York daily sundays excepted at p VI from
PIER ~ North River.
These make their Eastern terminus Newport
Tickets and siaerOOms lines NAV secured az
all principal hoc transfer Offices at the office
on PIER -. and on steamers
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE Of APPLICATION.
BORDEN * LOWELL GEORGE % CONNOR,
Pass.
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Gin Rea! Gsialc for Sale.

TOR SALE.-On East 51st-st., 3-stOry brown
stone free clear VIII trade for downtown business
property and pa ference IL cash. rutland WHIT
INC. NO. BeeAIlan-st
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5topes, Ranges, Nc
REMOVAL.

LANES E MIDLAND. manufacturers Of the BEEBE
A NGF ornamental irOn-wor. and stable hNurc-, nave re-
their store No. 70 last tst titi door
west Of Broadway.
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Real Gsiale Wauico.

NANIED.-FOr Investment Business prop
W erty below Canal--t. also wanted foIr Is suitable
g. 'actoy purposes EULAND0 WHITING, NJ. Beck
nan 81
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT IItTNk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYorE DesDroscs aud Cortandt Streets
Harr-irg iitt.oarr the and South. with Pullman
Palace 'aIs attached l.' - ana p l W. & -,
inc cars al q a no. every day
wiIIamspori LOCK Havcn m, p. m Cory and I,rie at
3D. 3D. connecting at CORY for uiusyle Petroleum Cen
ps al ashiaion and the south Limited Washington
a. H. J. $40. and J.. ~, aud II night
sunday D. . a M ana . p H.. ana - ~ t SUNDAY
va Rahway and Amboy $50 and $40 IL noon. s.
Toms isi5er WI seaside Park -:4oa NJ and p m
Boai Brooklyn Annex connec! VIII al thrgusa ,isns al
Jersey city aforng speedy and direc' transfer iof bro'A
Trans arrive From Ps1qre 600 and 2q m go and
TOTO daily. From WashIna .'n ana & y ~
a. H. and 1850 From Baltimore - p M 23 on 9l1
6 . 10 i65o II.3o a ~ 10 . $50, 80. go $50,
$50 g35 1910 and 1890 M sunday "yo O'-o' o3'
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLpEsrAB1IsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TnAlys EACH TAY T Y HFP On
ZIN NEW-YOkk-
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPRRoyyEpT -, EoTIP'
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
rrre.- Trans leave NevYoTk. via Desbrosses and cort-
lanet streets Ferries a. folog5s: , 400 q..o45s7
5i, ,;5 $40 ,n +" l ne sundays jI5 ana 10 a. Ill.,
!. D. Z, and rn and i nish evca, sunday At 90
III aud p H. running through va lrcn'oh snd ann, ~
Returning trains leave Bieal 7te't ~ ~, ann n M,
Limited EEprc.- 80 p M 6; 40 49, a. 80 a. ma l' g.
t:3o 100 and s-O j. Leave Fliaie pIa VIA camden
I. 1rces SO and 93i Broadway, Aston House and
foot Dr-bro-ses and Cortltndss Soui's. an, 'y1
yn station loot OF injon-st bflDAy yS CIV
iIo ana Z cEai one : raitery prre
Tie York Transfer Company VIII eau ior ana chec@
baggage from hotels and residences p WOOD.
iA'-A-'N t,,e-ai Manager. General Passr Agent.
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Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINE L. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
- NEw YORK All GLASGOW. fia Lon Don DERRY,
-, lruu Pier so -u North River. NcW-Nork.
llrelA .lf - IA nlI AnCA0rla MY 20 10 a IN.
Ao-'la ly - a 10. Detoua. ......july %, J.. IL
a. ..,.,... Rate, Of passage tO
N--A-''i'Ht AINl i.lNDl. El.LrA~ or lONDoNDEkE1
-.. - io 49, Excursion lcsct- a. reduced rates.
t,.IN aNil $50 -te.laEe outward So prepaid. so
POT BOOK ~ Tours In scotland Rates Plans &c apply
MA Dt.isooN hkDIULNS. Ascut-, 7 Bowling Green.
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STAMP En AND uARnon TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS ..-..,,.,,.,, rp ,Sspopr,rrov
CO1ii ~ once PIER j.. y L.. foot cortisnit'L
Consgnent. snt for" arel IS directed u any pat
OftAe world
UNEQTALLED FACILITIES FOR bI7IAl'h-
order. we'd fo delivery Of all klad oi freight and ner
chandise 10 any part OF the city .... $500.
80 AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEkAGr-
Freight OF every descr promptly shee 81 70 any poIhs
IL The LArJOr4t reason Dle r4e%
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAI-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS -
Steamers II. starin aad ErAstn' CORNING l'r NJ"
HAVEN leave Pier Is " T. Al p IL daily .7AtullAyf
executed
METROPOLIS E~PREsS CO.. between new OK ana
Ncn-na,eu care auddIsDAlca guaranteed ,...,, .
Freight fOr points L. & W. H. r. rt;sFod ~ I-'- -
Haven and points last 40 Per - .,,..
LEI Cents. steamer IRON FsT l. t. =, l'Ps
GENITAL dlPTAEO, COnnuniJIf y ~ D''HH
boiler -4JJt eTgrTtA4As AJJ't-hA1s ~ 'A'
COnsJl uc-4Oa AL rsJAlf ,. F5'''iN
rVHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
maj through Pullman from New OK 70 n r
nv the Ire ana Grand and Chicago ana 9I~ue ~
Ealroals leave New York from Erie Depot al p m ~@4iJ
Tickets al tie oaces Of The Ere Railway d pF.CU
General Agent q. T. and O. and O. T. hailways-
TROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LlNE.-New
i steamers sARATOGA and CITY OF IhO1 ie@se uIA.y
except saturday az D. M Pier ~, North River iool ms
tOpherst connecting with morning gains Tor NHf'h Az
West sunday steamer touches At Albany
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BroOklnn pruucrtp for Sale an> 90 Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, n fOur-Story
brick dwelling on the west side Of Columbia HelghtS
midway between Fulton all street Ferries, overlook
the ba' and through 70 Furman7 with Tour
story Furmaut lot 25xljO small amount only
o. cash required. Address T. LESTER, IrJune once.
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Ccuntrr properip for Sale ano 20 Eel

AT WESTFlEID. on the New-Jersey Cen
"a ral desirable building lots location high dI'nast Per-.
feet obtained favorable terms IN plos To- sun tt
purcla-er bv applying TO J. KIRKLAND 81 Tie Wesuei
Hotel OF JOHN l. JAOU Is OF p. g. PEAItSALL- real s.
agents Westneld
nor SALE.-Handsome farm. Is acres near
4 station y. p. T. r. ~ minutes from Philadelphia
high. healthy location eNtenied view great N4iley 81
fruif. nice shade; good buildings Address W T.. Ely
North wales Penn
nor SALE.-ChOice Orange County farm
~ 10 LOO finely located half mile from Ere Kail
rad village good buildings sp.u1tg wLiered poud and
streams; na,ara immediate possession GEJEGE ".
ALLISON. No Desbross--st. NcwAOrk
HOUSE (ten rooms furnished or nOt), and
lot JOxlJO. for sale 40 A-tury Park. y J.. $1,000;
terms easy. 81 RNHAM. Box LIZ New4oTk Post Office
MORRISlOWN.-Ane elegant mansion fully
vi furnished with acres, we-salde To let j. HEN
II JlAN~lA. Aorfl.i0WLl- y j
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Wa philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington


Via PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Washington.
On and after May o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot Of Cortandtst
and Dcshrussee-st. as follows
sundays, parlOr attached. arrives wash
ngton 10 NJ Night express leaves Washington at 10
daily sleeper, and lay coaches through to Clncau
D. m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 2:2j M Gin
ciuna $50 M. chicago $50 and ~ Louis -ol a IN
y o. palace Shoppers and day coaches though to Cincinnati
~. IOui. anH Chicago.
~ oc,ocs night arrives Washington $50 Day
Eyuress leaves Washington at lO4O daily Sleepers
day coaches through to Cincinnati
~ 40 other line makes faster time 10 the West Trains
arrive q Csc NJ. and 1910
Tickets and sleeping secured and baggage called
for aud checked 10 destinations at cOmpanys ONCE No 5Io
broadway and at all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
COLORADO,
~ OREGON, CALIFORNIA or. PAUL. MIME.
APOLIo AMI points IN NEBRASKA UTAH, NON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNEoJrA AM this NOkI H.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO vatIb
CHICAGO AND NORTIW EaTERN Rg
II IRON Two 10 i've trains daily elch way between
CHICAGO AMI prominent Western pDutA IT ALONE
ri ~ IMPERIAL PALACE DINfNG CARS west Of
Chicago PU LLMAN SLEEPEi.S are run on an 81 its
through and night trains For Rates 81 fare ani other IN
iormau0uappy by sttsrJ:u pesol - ~ cJ41Jl ue&3s
General Ea5i,n gent No 4l5 Broadwav. New YORK
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. SToN AND TIE EAST
ALLRAfL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express daily sundays excepted u BOSTON az
sos tIaror cars attached ana 10 p H. with
palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON tALL RAIL, -.
NEWPORT express at I =. IL, lpar.or attached ar
rve- at Newport IN.
PKOVIbENCE special express p. m. parOr cars at
tacmed arrives Prominence lU.2U D.
secured AZ Fffth Avenue
offices, aud NJ Grand Central Depot
l. ". FILklNo General Passenger AGENT
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EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing juno pc special through cypress train with
Will leave Grand central Depot y l. y
a. q IL r. H. daily except sunday Vt 500 a. NJ, arriving
al the mountains early the evening two hours earlier Than
last connecting Wells with express train iol
Ncvport quebec sc. seats 10 drawn rgomcars may
r tagged n advance d. T. * ticket Office IN Grand
central Depot or by addr ny mail telegraph
g.. +. ~ EMP-rEAD, q. I. a,
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-NARY pOWFIJ. for West Point. Corn

n. vail Ncwburg glkeepslc. HOndput and kIhEIVn
landing CransiOns formeflyC Ozzenss Milton New Ham
burg and HYDE PARK daily sundays excepted Leaves
Nestry-st pier al alj and 2Zd- al 800 r m, connects
ri POuglk pse with evening trains for the North.
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[EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

FOOT RECTOR-ST: $1,000
Ior Highlands, se3brght Monmouth I5cach ana l,ls
Branch $50, 49, . Il a. M. $780, $40, o. 80 j. n' sun
f5r Auaauc Hshland "a Il am 1872 80, o. 5:a5
J:sJ II. . ,.oo
Foi Whiting. Atlantic City vineland, and all stations TO
'''' @''' II. P. Baldwin, Gen. Pass Agent
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- BLIWkLN INV YORK AID HANKE.
=. 'pnlauy new. No A. North River MortOn-st
PtaeAger- ~ this line void bOth transit Eugisn
anal boat $3.50 - 80
I'll LAJ RENT ~ervan- "Wednesday Tufv 20 o - o.,
FERDINAND d. Ll.-- T. p - Ihurss AZ Jifv II
r. ftile re i4@utei4'e W eout ,dtf, July TO- q
LABkADOk JOlcd.-.-.-.. Wednesday Julv rs = u m
~, LOUIS DL BEBiAN 81. o. Bowling Green
ne ternaud DE- LesSep- 10 sail for Havre
~ IN MY. ua-sNug
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CUNARD LINE


W 'lle,tia}. IL, 8 p
SkkEf .. t..'..1.-i ~ 80. g, -, -
l-A ..--- oiucsiay. august 2 a
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsrABLsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Il

uOr-Rrr TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED IQUIP
80 NfIssT .%D TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ne fefLnand De LeSSep- % sail for Ia
~ In July, taking CABIN passengers al :
NPLRIAL GERMAN LlNE.

TAFLbIAL GEKMAN NAIL.
s--... NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
SiLAMcHlP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORR,
gIrrru q, sOC IHAHPrON AND BREMEN
4uee. ~ NV "a MOSEL-.-.Sat July -
st July %. MAIN ...--. Wed. uiy 2J
-~AAf@s VI PASSAGE from NEW YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
FIRsr r, NJ Ton. HAVREor BREMEN.
~@1D4N .-.-.--.-slOO. SECOND CABIN .-.....->bO.
Re,n-, 49,. sIEERAGE $50.
e.fs uekes az reduced rates Prepad cerh.
fAI4 ~ 9eo4ners "a! from pier between second anc
- oELHCHs d CO.. 2 Bowling Green
y lIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, n. Il.
NJ EEN SHOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT FOR LONDON Victoria DocksL
FPAScF - Ly' o. ~ a iIlAIY-...... Juy II. ..
Cabin a. -, -, ny IL pm lCANADAJuly TO- 1880 III.
heEst ~ p 20 outward tickets sz6 prepaid steerage
Gsus1e, VelnE - lower than Inca H. W. IA E5l
-'i % ana IS broadway, n \,
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~ bard.-Dsly SUNDAY excepted. leave Nestry-st Ilrf
s.35, W.221-st. brooklyn 10y Annex al a M
landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newbug Fougnstep
Rhncbeck Cat-kill and Hudson Conuecths az ltih
beck tby feTry) with 2.4J trans on l-er x De X, ~
and at ALBANY with TRAINS for ihc NORTH ana W Isl anu
Special SARATOGA EMPRESS.
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EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
L Kill MOCN1AINs.-Iand.o g at CTansion's Landing
Poughke~ase fso?us, c.nnrct1- Win Ii-er ara Pea,
Cafs.iilanl Jane. w. Bliwln leave daily at e. foot
OF IIarris0n Sorh RIVER except >aturilys wAeh the
(ifvo 4t.kl cavesa. connecting with evening
train Tor summer Resorts tar0u-h the tatsEh Mountains
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IHICH NAILF1 NAILNV } y, i I-~''IlytI
IL trains after NAV y l>52 will leave dep0s foot
Of Cortlaudf and IesbrOsse--sts SlU $40 ana
G.3O ill., kastOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Reading
Nauct Chunk. WlkesbarTc IOwdnda, WJvrriy Ithaca.
Geneva LYONS, Northwest. Pull
man through daily Trains 81 for ka-i0n
Befa.ehc 4 eutowu Reading Mauc' Chuus, Mkesbarre
and PittsfOu trains AT for Laston, Bethlehem
Cop3y -,,
noiufs m MaanOy and HazeOn coal regions Sunday tram
local for Mauch Chunk, H. Leave Mauch Chunk AZ
D.. -,o,..--,. .... ,.--.,--. Al. -
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LIN
"a DREW and ST JOHN leave pier Al North RIVER 100.
OF Cana-st. every WEEK DAY. at m. e1nnc, mr. a..
hany sunday morning excepted with trans NORTH "o7'
and last Statero0ms warmed 100 - r., -,
Excursion tickets 10 Albany and return Sood oIAy y - ~