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n 90 rs
REMNANT SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS
IN REAL AND IMITATION LACES
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs AND COLLARS
At Great Bargains.
FRENCH FLOWERS. LACE NECKwEAR. RIB
BONS. DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
BEADED LACES AND DKESS FRONTS.
An Elegant Stock Of
REAL LACES
In Venice. Point. Duchess. Applique Collars Capes
Fiehu5, F1ouncings.
RECEPTION AND PARTY REQUISITES A
SPECIALLY.
l. MOOT,
% sl5 ENNsYIvANIA AVE-. Washington. &C.
MRS C. DONOVAN,
Aa FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY,
viii open a. Ter
BRANCH HOUSE 1885 STREET
Washington. d. c., some elegant
DINNER. RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES
that have just been received from Paris
Dresses &C. Ge beforss going ts
;a2s-9w MONDAY. January 80 1882
DOUGLASS,
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES.
TWO CAsFS MORE
' CHE ndTsqfn aSb ai DIX , Iga Trimmed
MAKE Lover prices than before for the quality
OUGLASS'.
t2s NINrm STREET.
OPENING OF REAL. LACES.
Xsn,. Du na Lace Gets and Hdkfs Pointe de
line Fo sna 6e.0P sGs Dpehesss Spanish and Ma
T4nn L4es spanish Nets Bs sl' and %iits
ms goods 3 eeia VIII he se aain e m pra
yaIsa a 70 oier Tie finest and ost complete assortment
NJ WILLIAM.
9oT PENSSYLvAN AVENUE.
Cite Treyise Paris jaIs
NJ NE. B. VAN REUTH,
ROBES 1T MANTEAUX
lll2 Thirteenth street northwest
flescant Costumes of all descriptions furnished NJ
short notice. ~
Latest Novelties in Dress Goods. Trimmings Lacas
Oo.eons, &c. jaiI-lm
MRS C. v SMITH. NO 6l8 NINTH STREET
~ northwest. has on hand 4 fun stock If WINTER
MnLINEIY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES'
CAfe q specially, d5
NINE. Won BRANDS.
W MODESTO
Fennsyyanf3 nempsey's Stationery Stors
korneriy with Lord h Taylor. New York, and Wm
Barr 4 Co., ST. Louis.
Evening Dresses; Bridal Tros;sst-aus A specisltv.
Cfoaks Doliaans and SUIT. made at the shortsst
notice. perfect work. superior ntting satisfaction
8oe<AnsS1u n26-6m
NINE. WASHINGTON
AVA FASHIONABLE
ORESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE
12ll PENNSYLVANIA AVE-,
Ofeaees BUTTS. Costumes, Ctoaks &c,
nor style at short notice. Ladies have Dresses
mo o9rtesi a.ld perfect NJ guaranteed APPS
VHATTS CARAdEIS CAN NEVER BE SIR.
Tkax-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

Sixty-cne smallpox patients were treated In
January ut the quarantine hospital oe Daltimore,
and eleven died -
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Expenses Of President GarfieId,s Ill.
ness,

LITTER FROM DIR. BLISS WHICH Is WITHHELD
FROM PUBLICATION.
The select committee of the House, of which
Representative Taylor, of Ohio, is chairman,
charged with auditing the expenses attending the
Illness and death OF the late President Garfield,
met to-day, and after hearing the report OF the
snb-commttee in favor Of paying the sergeant-at-
arms - GOO for money expended by him during the
obsequies, heard the reading of a conainr-
nication + m DR.. Bliss, the surgeon in
charge OF the late President during his Illness
For obvious reasons the committee decided
not to permit the publication OF the letter at this
time. The communication refers principally to
the work performed by the respective attending
surgeons 1t contains no itemized account OF
charges, nor does 1t suggest what compensation
should be allowed, but leaves that matter to be
determined by the members of the committee
In view OF the criticism as to the exorbitant
charges which would probably be presented by
the attending surgeons. the members of the COM
mittee regard the communication from the sur
geons in charge as a very appropriate and con-
Siderate one. 1t Is understood that Dr. Bliss was
authorized by Drs. Agnew and Hamilton to pre-
pare "a communication to the committee and to
forward copies Of it to each Of them for endorse
ment.
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The Fight Over the Atlanta Revenue
COlleCtOrShiO.

There is fight of some magnitude, over the Office
OF internal revenue collector at Atlanta, Georgia
General LOngstreet, OF Georgia, who, with several
Others have the OF the President on the organ
katIon and encouragement of the Independent
movement OF Georgia, wants Collector Andrew
Clarke, Of Atlanta removed Collector Clarke is re-
garded by Commissioner Raum an excellent OIL
Ger. General LOngstreet. and the other people
who are connected with him In the 1ndepeld-
ent movement in Georgia, thought 1t necessary
Tor the good OF that movement that Clarke should
be superseded. and Col. FarrOw, formerly district
attorney for Georgia, made his successor The re-
sultWas that determination to put out Clarke and
put in FarrOw was arrived It, and the papers were
yesterday made out. For the first time yesterday
Commissioner Raum heard of 1t. He took steps
which delayed the fulfillment OF the change de-
term1ned upon. FarrOw was removed cOuDle
OF years ago from the Office of district attorney
upon charges which have been again brought up
and were to-day laid before the Secretary There
was hearing before Secretary Folger this after
noon in regard to the matter, at which both Com
missioner Raum and Gen. LOngstreet were present
The matter was not finally settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

AN AssIGNMENT.-W. NJ. Brown and Eesgs an
Clagett, dry goods Dealers today ma le al iSs-sn
nent TO Wni. \. Yates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
Cu.EGED WITH vroLAr1so TUE posr,L Laws

CHsEGED WITH NIoLATISG THE POSTAL LAWS
To-day, Detective McDevitt sware out "A warrant
before L. 5. Commissioner 5. {. Mills, charging the
confidence man Charles IL. Wilson, who is now
confined in the cells IL police heJdau lttrrS, With
violation 81 the postal Laws, in making Of the
post Office TO further his swindiag schemes. De-
tectiTes AcDey,,t and Noss took Wilson before
Commissioner Mills this afternoon. and he was
colhltted 10 jail for the action ol tlc grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

DEATH FROM SIALI-PoN.-ChSrleS Spencer
Gray. the cO!Ored child six years Old who WAS
moved TO the smallpox hgspit Al a few days Slnse
from 14l7 street northeast. died to-day of the
disease. No new cases have been Developed nor
any reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

SUIT FOR DsMAGEs.-Hanuah kenlcr has fled a
suit against the District of Cculbia for 5000
damages alleged to have been sustained in conSe-
qu'uce % the excavation FOR the Boundary street
SEW al April, 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

THE Snow STORM does not seem To Interfere with
the trains t. or frOlA the north. With but few
ccptions they have on bOth roads b-,n on, near
IL On, time. The trains from tie south have been
delayed, some OF them being two hours behind
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

LIEUT.. DASENHowER ORpBREp HoME.-Secretary
Hunt to-day sent tie following dispatch 10 Lieut.
Danenhower, OF the lost Jeannette: lowing To con-
ditiOn OF your healta the order tn remain and
search for survivors, OF Jeanette is revoked. Re
Turn homo, brnslng inNaiiIa win you.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

A 7 COST! AT COST!i
FOR CASH ONLY.
Our entire stock of French ani American BONNETS
ut one third less than marked prices many them
much be actual cost Entire stock of FLOWERS,
FEATHLRS and MILLINERY GOODS at and below
cost. for two weeks enly. for Cash
Lot of GOLD MEDAL JOJNIN BLACK KID
Cloves button for Zoe. cost II. so.
MRS. III. J. HUNT
io4 62I AND 623 ID STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

WHAT'S CARANELS CAN NEVER BE Sur
" passed. They speak for thesnsclyes Msnufac-
Led fresh every day SEQ 9th street. BrsIth Store
tSS0 xSnnsyivanis avenue northwest diO-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

OPENING OF REAL. LACES.
" Duchess Iaees. Giets and Hdkfs. Pointe de
Nenise and Breton Iaces; Duchess Spanish and Ma
nne flouneiugs, Fcbus and Spanish C;uipure
AUD trimming Laces: Spanish Nets. Black and White
loaded isces and Dress Fronts etc Having made
TINS me OF goods eciaty. viii benceforth I've pre-
ever shown In this city.
NJ WILLIAM
Cite Trevise, Paris - 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

DEATH or An ARMY oFFiCER.-The War depart
men: Is informed taat Capt. :. l.. FERRIS, attn in-
fantry, died IT Port ID. A. Russell, Wyoming, this
morning, Vi acute gaotrltls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

MI KS C. v. SMITH. NO 6i8 NINTH STREET
III northwest. has ON hand 4 fun stock Of WINTER
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES
CAPS specially, az
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TIE REVENUE MARINE SERyICE.-RepoTts re-
cevcd at the Treasury department show that an
unusually large number of vessels In distress have
this winter been relieved by revenue IA. rne cut
terS. The revenue III irinc s r,ice is doing good
work la This direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

PETERSBURG, Va. February 4-SmalpoX has
broken out in a thickly settled section of Notto-
way county, in this state. A hospital has been
established for the accommodation OF the patients.
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NINE. Won BRANDIs
W MODESTO
Us fennsyiyana ave., pempsey's Stationery Stor
FORMERLY with Lord 4 Taylor, New York and Mn
Barr 4 Co., ST. Louie.
Evenins Dresses; Bridal TroUsseaus a specislty.
Cfosks. Doiiaans and SUIT. all at the shortest
nOoce perfect work. superior hitting; satisfaction
8ue<AnsH1u- n26-6m
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THE GARFIELD HOSrTTAL FUNp-Trcasurer GIL =
Milan to-day received the following subscriptions
to the Garfield Memorial Hospital: Washington
Socley. New Jerusalem. Washington city, SIC; A.
vi. SOueldo j., Washington city, 81: Thos j.
McLain, Jr, Nassau, y. T., Bahamas. So; W. II.
Hester. i. NJ, Central, :. 4, IS: I. !. Maxwell,
stafford. Kansas, 81; g. Aylv n, T.. NJ. Atlanta,
ldaho -; ID. Saunders, l.. Nj, Nalterhoro, s.
c 81.
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Sentenced.
Spread Of Smallpox in Virginia.

JERSEY CITY, \. j., February 4-Michael Cam
bell, who was convicted OF killing bis Wife. WAS {
day sentenced to years in the state prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21

san Francisco. July 2O-The COmstocks
continued weak, and the tendency Is GownWard'
Assessments arc expected on four or five OF the
The WexIcam WINE on the Q, 400 level is down 50
feet and is still in ore that stands almost vertical
The quality Of the ore is unchanged
The upraise from the 200 level OF Union Con
solidated continues TO cut Strcaks OF ore.
At the Yellow JAG ket election the ola directors
and officers were reelected for the ensuing year.
Bullion receipts for the past week Contehilon,
$40 $40: Eureka Consolidated, 500, 619: Northern
BELLE SO $50; Standard Consolidated, Sl4OOo;
Bodre Consolidated, $1,000; B'de Tunnel,
So, 600; Silver King, $3.50; star, $2'9oo;
Noenday SO, $50: North MONDAY, S2.l4O
SILVER REEF Utah, July 20-Bullion shipments
for the past week StOrmont. $ll,lOO; Chrlsty,
SS.O1G; Barbee and Walker, 81 ,24O.
TOMBSTONE Ari.. July 20.-The Boston mill will
do no more custom work this year, but viii Work
o' Tbe Randolph Mining Company has bought the
Hopkins fve-stamp mill, two miles below Tomb
stone, and will begin working its ore August J.
The exhibit OF Tombstone ores Tor inc DerVer
Exposition was shipped Tuesday. - ,
In the Contact mine small stratum Oh norm Sill
yer ore was struck Monday night.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received III This
city sterday from the mines
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
terday as reported by Watson q Gibson, were
Grande $47sa$5; Plata, S4l2OS44 "A; Bella, 81 W
az Apache, . l20S1 30.
The Lake Valley mines shipped 1000 ounces of
silver yesterday.
Old Dominion Copper superintendent teegTaDhed
July IS: Shipped to-day by wagon IS 900
pounds copper. Fifty tons English coke have ar
rvcd."
Ii is officially reported that the Robinson CONSOLE
dated Mining Company is about to resume work on
its mine that the two large pumps viii be set III
motion i'll few days to clear the mlne OF water, so
that the extraction of ore can be begun, anu that
the company has upwards of $4,000 cash III the
treasury, with no Indebtedness.
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aurtlnn Sales of Gipr Stock


ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, Nd. ,23S Broadway, corner thirty
fTst-st 30S Twenty -third-st eolnG Eghth-1ve,
No 92 East Fonrtcenthst Union 100 Third
ave- coTne- FOrtysevenh-st.; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 100 and 23OG ThiTi-ave. corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty hfth-st. up to p. atreguar ohce rates
TERSEY CATTLE AT AUCTION.
~ Tho entire imported
ST IL .LIER HERD,
owned by
Mr. w. II, T. HUGHES, Great Neck, L J..
FRIDAY July IL AT ii O'clock.
at pier 10 East River foot Of Walst, NeWNoik
Mt i. A. LAWRENCE, AuctiOnecr.
The numbers 81 head all entered In the erd egler
of the American Cattle CLUB 1t includes the blood
Of Glory Coomasse aud other popular strains The
owner PROMISES absolute sale without limit or
accident sickness excepted and there VIII De no
account of weather ample shelter nelns
provided cattle viii be brought to the place OF sale
Thursday forenoon July 20 where they viii remain subject
10 inspection Previously they be at the
owner arul Great Neck H. |. For catalogues address
PETER G. KELLOGG & Co, 1O7 JOhnst. New-fork
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, July 2o-P' NJ

THURSDAY, July zV-r'"'
Robinson Consolidated and Decatur stoGss l rs
ecallv were all there was OF to-day arn tbon
markets. Robinson rose 10 cents 10 i,Oo' o. more
tnmbled 80 cents, to LEO, while Deea as some
slowly dropped from SO cents 10 % 800 which
purted decline from II to l3a Ia cen'S All Int
mas ma nV and Oriental and Miller were ouii 'N'
stponger The markets closed dull.
.<1Es At THE MINING ExCHAN0Es
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CHARMS mn, ,,s,o,, MON,
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, y. H., foot OF Cortlandtst
Conenments Of freight arded directed to any part
OF the world. - ..u..o,,
uvEouALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received of all kindsof freight and ner
ehandise 10 any part of the city. -
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghered' 70 any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates - -
STEAMBOATS,, BARGE5 AND GROVES III ChAh
TI n FOK EACuRS IONS
steamors John H. stin and Erastus corning TOT ~ ~.
HAVEN leave Pier IL. N. r. at p Ill aAip t01uiuAyS
eiMJIigTR6PoLIs EXPRESS co, between Ne"'forK anu
ew Haven care and dispatch guar "a a., por 10
Freight or points d., l. & W u. IL receive" WI 49,
tor ev, II ay,n and points East at Pier 10 am D.,
roI nTu Ii1nE STATEN ISLA ND.-Fleven Mnes ior
Ten Cents VIA steamers from Pier J. r. H. 100, @
TGifSTRAI SIIIPYARD, COmmunipaN. n J-Dry DOCS.
Machine and Boiler shops. even hhg appoI'Ae !" ~'
construction and repair of vessela
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ..,.o-.
1 EnR PRnNIDENCE DIRECE

DRONIDENCE LINE. - -
1 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence Worcester RlS 1870
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST wa WOkCt.SI sl TX
The entirely new and paatial steamer Rhode ISLAND
ON Mondavs Wednesdays Fridays, and the favorte
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays ana
Saturdays will eaveat -
3D. N. from Pier 30 ~ r.. foot of Warren-st, r,
CoDhccfiops made at Providence, via +. & w. H.,
or Worcester aud all Northern Eastern ana Wmte-
Mountain points. Tickets for sale az an prlncps ucAee
Offices Staterooms secured at offices VI Westco Express
90 81 A-tor House. Nos 2Ol Sol, 3J7 and AZ Broad
Svo and - Eib Ayenue Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Wa phlalelnhla EaliImOrc and WashlngtOn.

PARLIAMENTARY
on and after May 81. the magnificent Passenger Trans
Pennsy vania Railroad Depot foot OF COranus|
an DcsOrosses--t. follows ,,ou,
D. NJ except Sundays parlor attached arrives WASH,
ngtOn D D. III Night express leaves Washington st ~
n IN daily Sleepers day through to Cincinnati
and Chicago oo.. -. 9TH
cnnat $50 Chicago $3.50 and 81 LOUIS sou D. IN
b. ~ O. palace slecpers coaches though to Cincinnati
st. Louis and Chicago. ooo Dou
IL O'Clock night dv arrives at Washington $50 m Day
Fxpress leaves WASHINGTON lOf0 daily Sleepers
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati ,,
re- 40 other line makes faster time 10 the west trans
arrive the West at CODA M 500 p m am iooT
Tickets and seepng secured and baggage called
for and checked to destinaton companys ONCE, No 3lo
broadway and at ali the Offices the Pennsylvania railroad
COMPANY.
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CT0YIYGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON.

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON,
y CONNECTING WITH ALL PolNI , E "a.
- FAREalwayr LOW ~ by any otnet iino a, lava
Steamers NARRAdANsETr and sTONiNSlV0N ,ontnt
daily Except Sundaysl AZ p ~ roh r'oi 90 -'' ~
Jay.st arriving Boston AT a. N aos e,a,eroons
Tickets sale at al principal ucAot az Astor n ouse
secured AZ Offices Wesicoit EIpres' 20 a,, v.nc ami
g07 AL Sq7 and AL Broadway and at fith A'eu"0 ~
"i"u'o' w H. w. FILKINs General Passenger Asshs-
rNUE POPULAR SHORE LINE u,,,,r,sr
i FOR PROVIDENCE; B.ISiV 70 s AND T. DEPOT
Three express daily sunlay- 10 m with
500 a. m. p ~, tparlor cars attAchouE A ~
palace sleeping carsb o.rt, q.
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON tALL Rail- 20
NEWPORT express at r. M p-Tor CT"
nyes II Newport p m. . =. ,oarlor carr at
PROVIDENCE special express Al p H. p~''''
tacnedJ arrives Providence lO;2O D. m S ..nre ann
Tickets paror seats secures, AZ In "a Dcpot
Windsor uote tic kct onices, aud vt Grand tentH
l. W. PILkiSs General fAssensei Ase--
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STockS,
SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday, July 20 leSZ'
Yesterday. To-day.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

The Utah Mining Company has levied an assess
ment Of 81 per share.
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5tenmboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
C-stauon In New York, foot Of I4berty-st Station in
N Commissioning Ing june e. iSs2 Leave NewYork
HSsSn "q GsP
Upper Lelngl 90 ~, ,,,, ,, ,.oo,or..
Mountain EasIon Allentown Readluc. Harrisburg. Msuch
Chunk WilamspOrt Tamaqua Nantcoke. Upper Lehigh
For Pennington. EasOn Allentown, Reading. Har-
80 WmFof Eastn IND oaP Maneh Chunk lAAqua
A p m.-For Remington High Bridge Branch schooeys
4:5o D. mIFof somcrvilc Pennington &c.
630 p m-For Easton. Allentown Reading Harrisburg'
SUNDAY train, cave s:sS M NJ for BouDd Brook
ana intermediate stations at 6S0 for Eason Allentown
SSSsTs Si5 Cl9 go 7ls $50 s 3 SIP Is, $50
800 3 800 i:sd J. BIB $50. 5;45' g. 6:I5 G:3O l. 1880
p AIMS tSc points time stations
For sewaren at 7A5. 8, II q m. 4, pm
For FfseSo AT aS koy6d at 75 Il % ssO $780,
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For ThENTox and PhiLADEIPHIA,
For !Snn .s% 5irSr "a 10 ll
5 4 ' p IS For 1 aSS TX on s 5 M
For rsS S ~ rs nj on SuH1ag at aso so T.
i2 on SUNDAY st So, IsI,s 80 9, y m vo,
rG q sst" $50 S5o III sS S4O ds5
0! S%@@ny Ct s sO serR. Ssc at L go os $780,
Teno6 S s e s%nq s s SbS 1905 tiY
4Zo, t:24 12S III. sunday. l;25 9lSa m, GLIB D. m
~ lLAAN PARLOH CARS are attached 20 day trans
ana SLEEPING COACH rs 10 midnight trains from new
YORK and Philadelphia.
connection IL at Jersey CITY station 10
brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY. - 49,
Ictes Tor sale loot of LbcTtyst Nos 239 2Ol 4Ol.
J. 3zs broadway AZ the principal hotels NOS
ana Conrtst and Annex Office JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn.
N transfer Company will call for check baggage
nom hoteis OF residence u destination.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. Il.
- s., ~, ~, Pennsylvania II. r., foot Cortlandt
stauons III Ne"1o OK A., and Desbrosses-st.
r.,,p Nru Won central X. IT, ~ N. J., foot Lbertyst
LEAVE NEW YORK, commencing June 1852
For bOuth AmDoy. e.. H. IL. N J. 7f5 g. II o. m
300. 4, |, m; VIA Penn. II. r. $50 "A m 10 m B. SD m
For MetIwan, &C., via {. r. r. of y 7 7:55 q II IA.
23l 4. 4:jO. D. In via Penn. r. $50 a M IL M g. 3
y. Ia. . -,
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asburv PARK
Sea Girt, Point Pleasant, &C., via c. r. OF ~ 74b g.
IL 2so $50 a. $50 p. m via Penn H. H.. $50 $40
a. m ~ NJ, 3, 300, D. 4 D IN.
For Frehod and Keyport C. II r. of N J.. TAB, o. IL
q m. $50 40, 6 p. ~.
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat &C. via C. r. H. Of
N j.. 1915 No. p IN. .
For seaside Park: via Penn. + r., $40 n, Sen
II. T. BALDWIN, j. X. WOOD ). r. IANDOLPIi,
O. p A. O. n. X. Of n. J. q. +. A. T.. X X. Sup't
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers 81 RATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
leIcept saturday, q, Pier - North RIVER foot Chris
tOpherst connecting with morning trains FOR North and
West sunday steamer touches ~ Albany
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Gxrnrsiuns.


A EXCURSION TO WEST POINT (allow-
~ ing hours for sightseeingl and NEWBUk0 as
nonIsl Sec ALBANY DAY BOATS" ADVERTISEMENT
A - ONLY DIRECT LINE
TO RoCKAwAY BEACH,
and the
GREAT IRON PIER
The Palace Steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
makes two trips daily 20 the Mammoth Ocean Pier nj
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Leaving H0boken (ith-st Dock ......... 600 a m.
2lstst, North River - y.5o A m 2. so NJ m
lOth-st North River lO.iO $40
." Pier g. ~ X. (Rector-stl 1890 $3.50
Returning leave ltOcka~ay At ~ 20 and 8 o. m.
Excursion tickets good week days only cents.
Including admission 10 the Per.)
special excursion tickets
Good TO return via New York. WOodhaven.
Railr
RocS thus anong passengers going down by rail- oppor
tunty for a delightful sail home down by
can return by trains leaving every hour.
Passengers this Only Direct Line avoid danger.
shoals Of Rookaway inlet the reekng doors Of
Island and land upon the magnificent Iron Pier
tending 200 beyont the breasers passing directly
upon the beach long dusty walk Of over quarter
OF mile in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21
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