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1HE PALESTINE COLONIZATION SCHEME

Tt appears, from a dispatch to New
York, that Mr.. Lawrence Oliphant is still
prosecuting his scheme for colonizing Pal
estine with Jews, and that there is q very
strong sentiment in favor OF the movement
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BORN,

Potrero Valley, May 1-Wfe Of C. Mcdonald, a son
Amador City, May 4-Wife of z. Walkmeister, a
| son.
Amador City, May 5-wifs of C. walkmeister, a
| son.
| Plymouth, May Wife of Richard Hicks, son.
Vallejo, May 12-Wife Of G. Conway, daughter.
Chico, May 11-Wife of N. McQuaide, q daughter
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Straw Hats!
P071On1OS,
Canton,
FN41cy, ana
Milan BrNids.

Elegant SURAH, BROCADE AND MORE
SILK WRAPS, trimmed with lace, jet work and
ribbon bows, $40 to $45. These WRAPS come from
the East where they are much worn, and fast
coming in vogue on the Pacific coast. On account
of their shape and mode of making they seem par
ticulary adapted to the climate and bright future is
predicted for them here.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

The Texas Legislature has passed law imposing
heavy license upon dealers who expose for sale the
fash police gazettes and bawdy papers that insult
the sight of all, and do so much to corrupt the
youth Of the land. 'Twould have been better to
have prohibited utterly the sale OF these text books
OF crime and debauchery.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

The Kansas correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
asserts that one year OF trial OF the prohibition law
in Kansas has proven it to be faiure-that liquor
is openly sold and that Governor st. John is power
less to enforce the law
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

The latest phase in Partisan suicide is to shoot
yourself in hack All you have to do is to tell the
driver to head for the Morgue then fire away, and
you arrive in good condition to be put on ice.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

Los ANGELES papers sound the warning that unless
Calfornlans are soon up and doing they will find
that Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, ETC., will have
the cream OF the Mexican trade.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

THE Arizona Star thus pertinently remarks
Railroads pay taxes, develop values and bring i'm
migration They are the great industrial agents of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

" WORK the Washington monument has been
resumed" All right; if you finish it up in time
for the nations second centennial the people will
return thanks
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IN THE FRONT RANK.


As newspaper the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION
stands in the front rank, and we pleased to
know that it has been enlarged and still further
imDroyed
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"a Sr. LOUIS Court has decided that mans winl,
Ia Il social courtesy and there is ofense in it "
Very well, but how about woman's wink
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

We keep only such we'll made, desirable SHOES
AND BOOTS as are sure to give satisfaction. For
such OUR PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELY THE
LOWEST, as inspection and comparison OF
qualities and prices will show:
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for his leader hereafter. Now the country ,oiH be
saved-sure
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FOREIGN NEWS.

House Of Cemmons-A Stormy Scene.
LONDON, May 16th.-In the House of Com
mons, this afternoon, Gladstone, replying to
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17

'Ir is said that the model Of the new summer
umbrella will be the sunfower." That is Wild
fancy
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DIE D..

Orwell, Oswego County, New York, May 5-Mrs.
Jane Denison, 20 years and months, Mother of
Mrs. George o. Bates, Of this city,
Gridley, May SARAH Adeline Lewis, IL years.
Yuba City, May IL Frederick Brown, AZ years.
Near Oleta, at McCormick's Ranch May 12-Byron
NJ. Mccormick. 26 years.
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San Franclsco Stock Sales.
BAN PRAEcIsco, May I6 1882
AFTERNOON SESSION..
SALOvEN,
THE TAILOR.
ING sEssIoS.

WYE KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTH,
w the latest patterns, the best Of workmanship
the finest Of trimmings. The most perfect ct guar
anteed, or money returned.
No. 40S J, bet. Fourth and Rlfth streets,
Sacramento. NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
mE3p1m
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Asupcountry paper asks, sis crime necessary"
PROFOUND to US something easy.
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Mems Fine Calf Shoes (sewed), =. =. 81 IS
Boys Full-stock, Kip Shoes o5
Ladies Kid Newport Ties so
Ladies Straight-grained, Goat, Lace Shoes, 50
Children's School Shoes (solar tip, IS
Bows Red Top Boots, %. .. -. rs
Mems Full Calf, Alexis Shoes (sewed), -. 3 90
Infants Pebble Goat Shoes tipped o 50
Mems Embroidered Slippers, 2 90
Ladies Kid and Cloth Shoes, o 90
Ladies Walking Shoes q. & T. Cousins, 3 50
Mems Low-cut Calf Shoes (Burt Packard), a 90
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IMPORTANT SALE

business AND REsIDENcE PROPERTY 49,.
D Must be sold. The substantial three- k,.:::;f
story Brick Building, No. So Front street al iii
joining store Of George NJ. Chesley and knoy. a.
the city for Wholesale Manufacturing pnrT@ses
Lot, $50 feet deep TO the alley in rear RnftJ;n1
2lxloo feet; lately provided with new bsserne5s;;
Soor and metal roei. Also. Lots and 2, and @,
Frame Dwelling renting for 80 per month Thea
lots are high and dry, and located In fast i,nnroy-
ing and desirable neighborhood. Proposals for tb.
purchase Of the above will be received for 30 days ~
CADwALADER & PARSONS, Third and xtYeets
Sacramento, or CHARLES STEWART, 1921 MI.
street, San Francisco No reasonable offer viii hs
refused. II not sold az private sale, 1t will be offered
at public auction and sold to the highest bidder
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GENERAL NOTICES.


II is Generally Admitted that there Can.
not be anything exquisitely delicate for per-
Tuning the handkerchief than MURRAY & Ian
MANS FLORIDA WATER, but its great and dis.
tnctive property is its adaptah;ty the use OF the
bath. 1t Is the only perfume that we know Of espe
cially and particularly suited to use in this way
the power 1t has Of imparting to the waters Of the
bath great soothing, refreshing and invieoratipg
elects Is peculiar TO itsef. m7l1t
Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubIed I'm
sze is the largest japanese sale exhibition in the
world SHAfTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why 1chi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't 1t? Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade ma tt
Information Wanted Of Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl native o! Illinois, Vermilhon
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 TO 1873. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR.
Cal. a24.2m
For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 90 to HENRY
flSAER' No. bcs st., bet Fifth and Sixth m23-1n
II yen want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. ml5.tf
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotenoy, Nervous and Physical Debi.
ity, and all that class Of complaints arising from By
cess, Ind.scretion or Abuse. The old find 10 This
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe.
guard and protection. DR.. LA MAR'S SEMINAL,
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their prigtine vigor. Price.
81 80 per bottle. Sent G. O. D., by express TO any
address, secure from observation. address all or
p 1ers to-, to A; INC McsoYLE CO., Druggists Postotcs
BOX 1907, San FRANCISCO il3-3pem
Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Ia the
prescription OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been used
Tor forty years with failing success by mons
OF mothers for their children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-coc By giving health to The
child, 1t rests the mother. Price, rs cents bottle
o31-1 MWS
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"a We have some BLACK MORE SATIN,
~ inches wide, which we have been selling at 81 As
yard which price was considered more than ordinary
good value. We find, however, the goods are
slightly imperfect we have therefore REDUCED
IT TO ST. A YARD. At this quick-selling price,
it cannot remain with us very long
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LADIES'!
The BEST

QUITS EVER OFFERED IN SACRAMENSsO
- for SIS, are made to order at Thomas BrOm.
ley's, No. 500 X street, Clunie Building Call
and see them before purchasing elsewhere. ml7-Sptf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Mother Goose Quadrllie.-Ladies and
gentlemen in this Quadrille for the Bric.a Brac Club
entertainments will please meet at 7:30 THIS
wednesday, EVENING, at the residence of p H.
RUSSELL, Eleventh and II streets m17-lt
Union Lodge, No. SO, f. and A. NJ
Special Meeting Of Union Lodge, No. So ~
F. and A. NJ, will be held at Masonic Hall, Xxx
THIS "wednesday EVENING, May 18th, at!V\
o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By
order. ALBERT HART W. NJ
JoHS Macarthur, Secretary. m17-1t-
The Monthly Social OF the Sixth Street
III. E. Church will be given in the Lecture Room Of
the Church THIS Wednesday, EVENING, May 18th
In place Of the usual programme a Lecture will be
delivered, by the Rev. H. ]. Becker, subject Ian.
guage. The Lecture will be instructive entertain.
ing and amusing, closing with graphic description
OF the Angle American lingual tributaries. Admis-
sion, including refreshments, % cents. m17 1t
Ascension Day Will be Comm emorated
| in st. PauPs Church by merning prayer and Holy
| Communion at IL o'clock, and by evening prayer
| and sermon at 1880 o'clock. ml7.1t
| On Ascension Day, Thursday, May 18th,
at 1880 A. M. Divine Service will be held at the
| German Lutheran Church, corner X and Twelfth
streets The Rev. DIR. Taubner will preach the ser.
| mon. ml7-1tt
NOTICE.
| A LII PERSONS HAVING BILL AGAINST
| N the firm Of EDWIN MEEsE 4 CO., will please
present same at the Office, 725 street, THURSDAY
| AFTERNOON, MAY 18th. m17-2t
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III yen want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and X streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS GRICE, Proprietress ml5-u
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LOUISVILLE (Ky.), May 16th.-To.day wal
fine, the air deIiciously warm, and the track
little heavy in spots. Betting was heavy
and universal The fist race, three.quarterl
I of a mile dash, was won by Gus Matthews by
length, Mammonest second, Duke of Kent
third, Lamboy fourth. Time, 1:164. The
betting was % to / against Gus Matthews.
In the race for the Kentucky Derby, one
and half miles, Runnymede was the favorits
in the pools at $3.50, Minstrel and Windovei
$50 each for second and third choice. Apollo
rank outsider. won by his saddle.skirts
Runuymede second, Bengal third. Time
Rebeccs Price. The French pools paid S169
Bodies Recovered.
ST PAUL, May 16th.-The bodies of c. D.
W. Young, Auditor of the Chicago, st. Pau
| and Omaha Railroad, Irving Moore and j
B. Gossick, drowned in White Bear Lake
Sunday, were recovered to-day. The boat
appears to have filled and sunk standing, en-.
tapgling The men in the sails and carrying
them down.
Another Lake Disaster Four Men
Drowned.
CHICAGO, May 16th.-Sunday morning
John Cretzeld, George Orswald, George G,
Knoll and Otto Gibson, who belong to the
Wolf Lake Pleasure Club, left the city for
the lake near Sheffield, Indiana, to spend the
day fishing. They were to have returned
Sunday night, but as they did not their
friends became alarmed, and yesterday went
in quest of them. Their day suits were found
at the clubhouse and their fishing suits were
gone. as also two of the row.boats. After a
protracted search one of the boats was found
capsized at the upper end of the lake this
morning, and the body of Cretzeld, entangled
in the trolling line, was recovered. The lake
is being dragged for the others. They left
the clubhouse about IL o'clock A. N and
Cretzeld's watch stopped at 4:23 P. NJ. The
high wind undoubtedly capsizsd the two
boats, and all were drowned.
The search for the bodies of the victims
from the Calumet Lake disaster continues,
but none have been found except Smith and
young Bucklin, as reported yesterday.
4 Professor Shoots Student ForcibIe
style Of Promoting Discipline.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi May 16th.-A mum.
Der Of students of the State University were
out ON spree last night, and being followed
by some of the faculty, who proposed to
capture and discipline them. started to run.
One, named Asa Paine, was pursued by Pro
fessors Move and Pike, and finding that he
was likely to be caught, turned and displayed
a revolver. whereupon Professor Pike drew
pistol and fred, the shot taking effect In
Paine's thigh. The wound is not serious, but
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc.. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 20 TO HENRY
FISHER, No. 5cs st., bet. Fifth and Sixth m23-ln
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY, Y, MAY II, 1882

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY IN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Especial by Tslegraph-Courtesy the RECORD UN1oNl
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=. ,.;Io1 sonr 10 tn. more beneficial because III
s1ts 10th As medicine and nourishlng food buck
Ebest flour is poor feed at best for calves
rowtrni that acts slow poison IN tne asser
~ IL II is pure and sweet doubt TINS lls' assc
gu! put correspondent speaks of having caiF sos
Srcppr in autumn. 1t would be much cT' sccorJ.
Them to come in the spring earlier or 'e tb Cof
,t to months Old nut very little hay or grass
before H. and it VIII begin to nihoIe tns, oTS
viii not eat much till four months o t Sr p tsc cali
.ne s",aI nastnre where the grass Is short,
every far day. Whether here or IN stable 1t should
have fresh clear water which II could renvh am
5r;rl, of Measure. Strictly follow or modify Win
Good irJomenf all the above directions, and THINK
eue need have no trouble i'll raising fine strong
c,lvrs-fA. h. Allen.
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CIEANI\GS.

Cnr hest wheat crops have come from poughh2
carly and deep allowing this to settle for several
weeks. and then preparing shallow seed-Deu VIII
the harrow Immediately before sowlnG.-lf arm anu
Tireside. 1t should not be a lule to feed ho'Se
NIL that he can eat but rather as little as VIII AecP
him wcU-IWcstern PlOwman.- W ado
Brown is not far from the truth Nheh nc so % -
o. . majority of our farms thlES' ,, tnnt in
cultivating One-half the lana which II HoN nv &c
go, orI thc growing clover on tile other laiI
Would result in producing lust as hluOh si"n 90
now at greatly reduced C"s' ,rwonJeIf"l benefit TO
tbe farm,-lMirror and Farmer. Our tral lts'S
included four varieties OF the sugar OF euIpic P0d
peas. The pods picked Wnen 9.',tG SUun make
t,latable dish The flavor Is neither IKE thaI ol
tie ordinary pea nor Deal anu ,H as s' form
mo- ~ variety they are quite acceptable rector
Smrtevant', Bulletn......l he superior qu9Ii'S ~
tie Manitoba wheat Is partly aScllDed 10 nT 2o'i'
bat chiefly 10 the amount OF sonar Ilg' r in the
country where the day Is TWO hours loh9ci III wv
height of summer than II j. IN IthuNS lNN"u 1 a.
IPhll.dehha Rcc0rd....-.It Is OeieNou IIi"t '
killing of fish Immediately after taken IIelu lioli
The water makes them superior IN tasic 10 NJ" III
rre lctt 10 de Coast Pilot. some OF 'ho o!t
fashioned ugly potatoes, with detp eyes ',"iu ,5
higher IN flavor tn2n many 0i lio l""N" 16T.n,,b
p\hnitlon sorts British OaIof"... lawu r,
,iSuanaqcluent and lack Of management, V1'e 0n,n
Shortnorn interest mas been att"cht9 pN d SUI
dry rot-llve Stock Indicator, 80. -" lil'cl lgV, -
forage crop 20 be cut ana leu carry III NP'inSt 80
rapldlV becoming popular all through TIE CONN.,
from Maine to Michigan. Every I"IHcI o"9rt
have an acre nioie as a saieGual IL az =" 80
7aVmow or cold, backward weather III NP' -
\ H. Farmcr....... BtssN OOd II cat IN Aueuo anu
sovu INTO boards viii season IN a Ic" Gems az"
s for years II cut IN WINTER I9I NH uJs,I r,cs
fore the seasoning Is COmpIeted.-l OItl"nu AISu0
ilncs Will be good until inc crash colhos'
The sun shines, now, farmers; make nav DC Pr I
dent. be economical, Keep GOWN tNIVu9,s' -
rvery acre 40 It's work. ana clear on tha' mortgage
l'lru
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Che Curt

A DVERTISEMENT> FOR THE NEW.
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL Ri RECEIVED Az THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty,
nrstst 30S West Twenty thiristr corner Eighthave-
NO. ~ East Foteenth corner 'non.sguGre. 100 Third
ave corner FOrty.sayenfhst; 4, the HARLEM OFFICEA
Nos 100 and 23DO rhriavc. corner One hnndred ani
tSentynlthst, up 20 .. NJ al regular hcs Rates.
II Gen LEMEN'S DRIVING ASSOCIA-
~ TON GROUNDS formerly Fleetwood park.
TUESDAY. september %. Purse OF $500 divided
George W. saunders enters bay ccldins Clng~t0ne.
John j.. Turner enters solse geld ug Edwin LhUine.
Purse OF $1,000 divided
! II. Mc'oOn enters bay g ding Pickad.
IeidOr Cohnfeid enters sorre Helene
George Saunders enters hay gc.ding william II.
Dan Mace enters sor:c ge.ding JoAn ;. Clark
EDWARD and SWIVELLER.
Al the request OF the Executive Committee. M FTsnA
has kindly consented 10 have his famous team Edward
aud swivel .cr cNu Ditel.
Races 2j0 sharp good day and track.
Admission 10 hed - "a Grand stand. II %
Admission tluU House accOmr aucd introduced by
member o the a association. - 80
public booths for the ~ tickets viii
be placed The road between cases Hotel and The bridge,
n ~
Trains Grand Central Depot every thirty minutes.
direct :he track. also West -ie elevated rTOi 10 10Th
thence by grounds
j. h. MCCOON. secretary.
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BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
NAVY DEF AETaENT, WAsHlNGToS d. C., sept %. 1882
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, In dupli-
y cate indursed Proposals or sever" and addresses 10
he undcrsiged viii Dee received At this Bureau until IL
O'Clock Noon september 80 rr2 and opened iaule istey
thereafter furnishing all the materials and sb0r
constructing and completing al the United
STA Yard Brook y. y. accordance with tbs
aus specific HE at The Bureau and az the once
civil Engineer Il sad Navy ard, where further
Information IN a. obtained.
Proto-a fOr thus will be received only from
tractors Who able furnish without delay and IN tho
most satisfactory all the materials and labor
uured the prosecution Ot the work VI which sy
Hlencr must BE- Submitted with the proposals
Proposals state prco per ncSl 1907 Tor INC Jrck
the aratC, measuring along
tie sxi, the completed work and viii also state the tiue
al will contract 10 commence said work.
and the required entire com 'ton Tor which
double the 1monnt Will DE required in
conformity with spu.atOns of the contract otherwise
lld. ~ not be entertained.
firrs must satisfy themselves personal examination
Of lie location the proposed WORK 10 the nature and er
tauf al the bee done.
The rh il expressly reserved 10 reject and all bids
''"' ny Id. T. NICHOLS
Chief OF Burcsu.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

4 DN EHIIEMEN1~ tUn iilE NEW
a YORK TRIBCNE v Ill 81 RECEIVED AT THE
UPrOWN OFFICES, No. l237 Broadway corner Thirty
~ East FCuucenfi-s, corner nionsquare 90 hirl
ave. corueg Fort -sryrntht; at the HARLEM OFFICES
80. 100 and 300 ihri-ayc, corner Northumberland.
tsontvnith-st.. up to p M At regular oiice rates
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Of Clna.4t every WEEK DAY at p. connecting at
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trans North west
aut i-tL t... o., p,
". ". EVERETT President.
4 LBANN DAY BOAIS.-Albany and &. Nlb-
y bipl.-Dt.g SUNDAY excepted. leave Vestry.'t Pieg
8 3d. ". 2-,i--l.. g. IN. lBroOAlyn Dy Annex a. M
apiur 90 Nyi.o FrTry, West PJuL NewJurs POkeepsia
IthiururcK Catstiu, Hudson. Connecting al Rhine
,0y terry with 24J trains on Ulster Del K, r.
l'a tl.ln nl C .K Nj n. H. TO! re re
trans for the NORTH AZ W EST ~ opcca SAMOA ZAP
EOR BRIDGEPORT and nh points on HOU
sATONIC and NAUGA1U OK RAILROADS. steamers
leave 'atilrincsAP at IliO e. M, $40 p n %'ist, East
Klycr.J.I1p m tiIe lower than uy any other route
EOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pu Imam Slrepers Y. y, y IT, and H. X r.. leaves
Grand tentI3 Depot al l35 week days Get tickets
and New England Railroad at Grand central
Depot AMI prin INA. n1lil'
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
i KILL MOI NJ AIN-.-Iaudiug NJ Cranston'5 Lanling
Wr-t PJIt. Cornwall NcwbIrE Marlboro. Milton
Pom -hheepsie. -.ppI4 rDln 'olg with Ulster and lei
wa.e ma stony tloF, ltarrohe Steamboats, City OF
..aTlsJn-st North tve except sAgurdays when tho
Iiiy " lrhVc-tl
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Goparinershin Nolites.

No 81 WALL II,
NRw.N sept y. 1882. J
rI,UE firm of Grant y Company Is by
mutual consent THIS Jay dissolved, Nj oe" u John
~hellt I'll ictrlus 1. Om business
continued by the aiming partner,
r. ,UN DAI GRANT, under the same nrm name