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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
CURE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannan s Vegetable curative IA war.
ranted 10 permanently cure all forms of sperms.
toTrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility.
lmpotcncy, etc, and restores Lost Powerp and
brings back the "Youthfal vigor'' OF those who
have destroyed II by sexual excuses or evil
practices In from two TO seven weeks time This
remedy, which has been used by DR.. BOhannan
IN his private practice for over thirty years, was
never known to fail In curing even the WORST
GASES II gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect TO those middle aged men
who feel weakness beyond their years. Its In.
MIGRATING properties are ielt at once Yonnr
men suffering from the consequences OF that
dfeadfully destructive habit Of Self Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance Of speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient painl
strength and elasticity Of spirits NJ once. A. II
acts directly on the parts Affected as n gOothins
and healing tonic and anodyne 10 the relaxed
seminal vesicles ana irria,td ducts, in,partlnf
power and tone and restoring them 10 their nat
ural state the same as II the baueftil habit had
never been INDUCED in. The ingredients are
simple productions OF nature-barks roots,
herbs, etc. and are specific for the above dis.
eases.
ss- Price, Five Dollars sent with full direc
lions to any address. For sale only Mt Dr. G. A.
Bohannan,s ONCE, No 62l North Fifth street,
between washington avenue and Green street
81 Louis, Mo. Es,ab lished 1887
sTDr RS, Treatise on Special D'tcasex
which give clear delneation of the nature
symptoms means OF cure, ETC.. OF SYPHILIR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. sent PREE 10
any address upon receipt ofNne stamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day
were l56 bales, Of which Leedum Il Bar
nett, of kaufman, sent ll9 bales The only
shipment was % bales, by Collier Il Hill,
over the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe road
Prices are unchanged In any of the leading
markets save in New Orleans, where there
was decline of lie. This city still main
tains fine market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
The Most skcptical Convinced.

THOUSANDS feel . thrill of joy whenever they
gaze upon the magical words, Hunts Remedy"
for 1t Is the best Kidney and Liver medicine ever
known, aud it recalls to memory the blessings 1t
has proved TO them. II is n positive remedy for
all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary
organs. The proprietors' names should he writ.
ten in letters of gold, for few men have done so
much for their suffering tellow.beings. One trial
will convince the most skcptical, causing them to
proclaim to all their friends the many virtues Of
this great medicine. The demand increases rs II
becomes known, and where 1t is hest known the
sales are the largest. As Mrs. Browning says,
"Great is he who uses his greatness for ALL"
This is what the propretors of Hunts Remedy
do Their great medicine is for all".--CoR.
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Hunts &cn,cdu.
Rescued from the jaws OF Death.
Verdict of Thousands.

MIR, n. W. TRuDE, Of Milton, Penn, writes,
Nov. 10, lss2;--
Enclosed please 6ud postal order for Ave dol.
lars and twenty-five cents, for half dozen bot.
ties of Hunts Remedy. | keep grocery store,
and can sell more of your medicine than any
drug storc as recommend II to all afflicted with
Kidney disease or DropSy. | tell them that, II
they have life enough to swallow it, it will raise
them from the dead for fact; for 1t did raise
me from that sumbering sleep and, although
this was over three years ago, have had no Kid.
ney trouble since. Like the woman in Scripture,
had recourse to many physicians, aud grew
nothing better, but ever worse. But, thanks TO
Hunts Remedy, am raised ms one from the
dead"
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THR GREAT ENGLISH RBmEDl /!

~ u ueVer-IAlllnK
FOR Nervous Debility
|exhausted vitality, scr1i
nal Weakness, sper.
matorrh@s, LO 4 T
MANHOOD impoten.
oy. paralys, and all
the terrible effects Of
Iself Abuse. youthful
10 lies and excuses in
maturer.y s ars--such ~
Loss Of Men DRY, Las.
|situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
Ision, Aversion to SOcie-
q
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Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE. observation-disclosures.
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of France;
NETWORK AND RORDEAuA DIRECT - -,
LATTE 1000 tOnsl--..-- - ar 1ay DEC
rs CHATEAU LEONILLE 4,O0O ionsl " edIesdAv AL 40
- C'TIATFAU MAFGAUX "A, 300 tOns) .... January
Prom Prentices stores" near Wast Ferrll Brookyn'
Travellers for France. Spain end Italy Pyrenees Pau
Nice &c time and expense by taking this Tine
cabin Including winel. $50. steeIage so.
fOr passage Apply 10 T. LIE BOULANGER, 80 Beaverst
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsTERN Rail.


Arrangement Of trains from Chambers-Street Depot
fam-Daiy except Sundays Day Express rawtng room
coaches 10 B,nghamtOn Elura and Buffalo Sleeping
sy st Louis Lned" EIpress~No extra charge
Tor fmePuman Sleeping Coaches 70 Bnnso arriving
land lao Cincinnati, $50 m 81 ten Lo9s - stGa
seeo1d day C"nneerns, Ian1 aTs1 De'ro" 'io ui
~ m CDailyIPscdc Express for the West SOLID Train OF
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet sm9kng Coaches .le,, 70 c9 ne TO-.
noon ia5 g. $50 40 SID. $40 $40 e$G 1880 1890 M
~ Midnight Sundays $780, 1920 a w. iAO' o'o u -
Paerson g. 100 100 $50 1920 NJ 70 noon las $50
midnight. Sundays q $50 1920 ami l46 $780, s pun
y Ne%arE sud paterson via Newark GAP $40 1870
so 400 500 g. o. 7S9 n era sao midnight saturday
sunerP, s. 20 logo m l%S S5 6 SSo 70 80
Warwick 100 4;SoPm
Newburg and Cornwall 1850, m, $780, 4:30, 81 m sun
Gay Rys9 9 and Kingston and Montgomery 43Op
sq iossp 100 o. 1920 $50 $40 AGO. g. s15
Sunday $50, 1920 m 6;S9 pm. ooo 40 s,hDn
sunday $50 loo N $50 SPIN The 800 and 80
trains eonnee, wn a'o ni2 hA'roao At
poT1 a isr SD' g 80 i0O "a 43O g. s5p n sunday
go III s, quarter Of and quarter after hour
fIom 6'45 N to 40 H. '''' bang -i1''' A ~ io'
aS massage and apartments Drawing Room and
1 coaches can obtained and orders for the checking
No. a III 40i or 957 broadway, 1s7 Wessr n. " No
ccurts BrOokly9 or at The Company RePG.S York at
49, iJ9S IA ana aaBBGT Gent gent NevYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Engsgoo C9s so XXX Io sni
IL midmighf. sundays T. o m and 7;l5 m; - In
Manuel spring Valley ana Monsey 71o 10 H. 4'oo m
'un' gbhN & ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agent New York
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EUR Hearth Rugs, 81; Velvet, 81 75j Reversi-
cloths Druggets ANDREW LESTER 4 Co, 764 Broadway.
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GIAKIN-S ~, ,,sc,,rr,, ~
COMPANY

y CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
OGHce PIER - y. H., loot OF COrtlandtst
opsgumeuts OF freight forwarded directed To any part
CitlC world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery OF all Kinds Of freight and msr
chsndise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hgered to any point
In the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John a. in for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
ls ~ IT, foot OF COrtlandts, at p. daily SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-fork and
Neg.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier 49,
Fol- New Haven and points East, at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten cents via Steamers from Irou Pier ], E. b. foot OF
WhitehalLst.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, y. J-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaing TO the
construction and repair OF vessels
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING

'''''' from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT OCT. 1s 1888
For PHILADhLPaIA and TRL%ToN 9 Bound mo B 7
o9e at ' a2S s sac at 4 "a nv 800 90 NJ
connection at WAYNE Junction iGI ana
1RAWTSG.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Retn ADELPEIA N,n'h "a and Green Go SIS,
al 9 $50 gao ado0 m d o Se9 o4V Third Sdd
Bes ~. al BIO 10 SO 600 ST m 100 $50 90 SSop
M. SUNDAY, S:l5 a. M, 4;3O ?. m
1s Cs TEY 5 TsIr0R and T5 s s 3 O
SUNDAYS. l25. els a. IN. cas- IN
For w1LLIAMsPokT at o45 146' 300 a H. $40 +oo
TSrsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG ate.45. 745 a. m. 8+5,
TqREAnING and HARRISBURG at ~ 200 90 IdI5 a. m'
ForsCRANrON at Gas, 900 a. No.. $40 P. m
Poo TX $50 81 s saa FTTF5dS o At 3d. 'o' H.
TUDHIFToN Gas q. ~ $40 IN.
ImTANAQUA at 6z5, 7,45 900 M $50. 345 400, 1900
ToTBErfIL ETEM A LII and % MAUCE GMGNK
For EAsToN at e.I5 900 m. 100 $780, s45, 400 4SO.
For STATIONS On HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
m, 400 p
FCrFLEMINGToN at 6:45 900 a m. 100. 80 400. 49,
For scMERvTLLE at s45 300 1880 lIlsam 100. 100
days DAYS s a 500 Ca a m $50 $50 sOOp m.
do M Exc .5 go 80 80 s S lSS 800 go
OoSe9 9sS 80 1879 3o 100 I55 SUNDAYS at 500 '''
IorELllABhrH at O:l5, e45, 7.l5 7t5 500 $50 800
g ESQ s 49, $50 i - 4a9
54S G99 eiS go az SO so 80 So rs SsG s 4S9
5 5lSB G by ig0 % M "a '' 0''' -'' NV
ga sSS SIX &c P1 ga Sf !S Zoo SDo $
l5, 200, 2$O 800 $50 400 4S9 500 5;l5 55o 545
zoe 90 800 sSN s s6d 49, $50 GS H. i|OO I" iio
For long BRANCH oGEA sS GROVE AZ az ~ ram At
ocean cToyej 81 400 lO,45 IN.
@FREEHOLD-At5, s:I5. HOO a IN. I;sO 400 6pm
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BAkNEGATat sl5
am $780, 4:SO with through PaIlor cars on 4:sO
ICrvINELAND and BRIDGEToN at lSOpm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 3 North River, via Sandy Hook.
Tor LoAO BRANCH. EArUN TOWN. &c. ~ %.OOp.m
Tickets be procured at foot Lbery.st Pier No North
1si7 1873 Broadwsy 7S7 and 7aS shave; 500
.nd aSP 6c o s5'e yg ~ G5esPTa
ana Court F iIs eFCaaTsy and s5s FC3
anser Company w ea for aud check baggage from hotels
81 residence to d''nna'io e. G. HANCOCK
General PASSENGER and TieKet Scn, p,rdo,nht,
J.E. wooTTEN General Manager: 'o1' '---l'''
Passenger Agent lie i4bertv
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
HEw.YORK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO railway
ANP eS!e 0 sSd WESTERN 5
tG aey ie Fss on so szG q sS port
albany a 5SS SstsE :. S2o ii2S $50 ,el5pm
Kingston, Highland. Ponshkeepse $500 ll:9O am $50
f Sde 15T5 $50 So i52 S &C. ssS
Baset Psfof Cans on 40 and li2O "a ana 4sO, train,
Pullman Bullet sleeping Cars on 5I6 m train for Albany
fsSant Pullman sleeping Cars for oswego p
Sk'i s, CIV Fennsyvsnis RaiToaa Stallion hrsosya
Coq A5 YSy ONE once moo 1904 "a @ ST -na ~ I'd
ss2$ hroaaway No. UEon sg1sIe No. 70, eihags7 40
s'- 1N' 'O'' GEERY MoNETT. Genera PassenserAgs
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WINTER RESORTS. .o,-
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

CdToMUIk ISTHdJ[s OF PANAMA and NICARAGUA
Tourists are invited avail OF these ps which they can
MAZE Ou any rOute tAknn Company steamers A. the
extreme low plce - per day which Includes al
and yipr on board whole me passengers desiring 20
Change er rOute NAV transfer 20 other passenger
steamer Of e line they may meet ON the voyage For passage
"PPH PIN FORWOOD & CO., Agents.
81 20 state-st, NeW.GOgk
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Express Trains NewYOrk Desbroses and COrandt
Sir Ferries follows 10
Go 72O g. $50 90 and 10 Limited, H. II 10 m, -
sac, L. g. o. T. and D IN and II night sundays Ibl D
Trains leaving NewYOTk daily, except sunday ~ sou
and l1lO "a and Pm, connecting at trenton TOT
Camden. ,o.o,
petuTnnIg trains Broadst Station Philadelphia, l2Ol
Ia X. r. - MOndaV $50. 7.SO, $40, $50
ii aud Ills Limited Express 80 aud 5:2O p M
l3.4 3. q. G.30. 20 745 and m. ON sunday, IzOl
S.l5 800 T. 435. 500 a 10. (5:20 Lmied5 $50, TAO
Z: 5and m Leave Philadelphia via Camdeno:JO u day
cSet or1css ass. SAG and 944 Broadway AstOr House.
ana FOOT Of COrtandt streets Courst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fultons BROOKLYN Bnsch
Hotel HOboken station, Jersey CITY, kmigTant Ticket
onica No 3 Battery Place aud Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company viii call ior anu cAecA
lag1a re from hotels and residences 1900
CHARLES h. PUGHt J. X " OOD, 49,.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE NORTH RIVER CoNsTRUcTIoE Co.
Mills BUILDING, NEw.YOEK, Dec. l. 1883.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the North RIVER C9hetuc
ton Company offers subscribers 10 lie original ana IN
creased capital stock Of record at the closing OF ne BOOKS on
December g. 1888 whose subscriptions are tulphn me
right 10 subscribe for First Mortgage Bonde OF the New
York shore and Buffalo Railway company 9eiongihg
10 the Construction Company the terms aud cOnuus
an agreement subscription Of which copies eau DC hAd ~
this office. .,o-... ......o. ,t,r
Zach recorded holder Of fupaid certificate Lepeseuths
shares OF the Construction COmpanys stock VIII have the
gbt To sbsrfbe Tor one bond OF 81 900 for every twenty
shares OF stock represented by such certificate al the price
SgOO receiving also OF the capital stock Oi the
Hallway Company. belonging 10 the Construction Company
All lights To subscribe will December a. 1881 az
u ~ For purposes OF this subscription the transfer DOCKS
vii close December 6, 1883 al to be reopened on the
morning Of december 10, 1888
ny O'"' u A F. f. WORCESTER
Secretary.
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financial.

oTTIcr OF rnr YKw.YoRk TK1As LAx1 coSRr LnTIEo'
NRw.YoRK December l, 1881
PROPOSALS TO sell TO this Company Its outs
standing scrip VII Dc rsSef'eu " 'H' UNIV
PSysnt viii be made IN notes which this company holds Tor
The company the right to reject bids in whole or
Bsnk forms Of proposals and circulars with further deas
arc " NC hau NJ Nu'' 'ANS0'
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ateambnals ono taaiIroaos

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
i KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at Crauston's Cornwall
ing with Ulster and Delaware, stony Glove and Kaatersk
Railroads. steamboat CITY OF Springfield leaves Tuesday
thursday Saturday at p. NJ, from Harrison-st
EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
~ (Pennrylvania RR., foot Cortland
stations IN Naw.YOrk ( and DeSbrOsseS-st.
(Pha& Read. RR. foot Iiberty-st
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing oveuiber 20, 1883 -
For sOnth Amboy via Phila. Reading r. r., SIS, LOO
am 100 l. O. Sundays, 400 l0:45 via Penn XIX
800 a m II IN. $40. PM Sunday 8 o M - -. =,
For Mstawsn, &c, Via Phila Reading RF, BOO $40 II
n M. 800, 6pm sundays, 400. le@D N
Via Penn. RR. a m, IL m. 8 m sundays N 5p M.
For Red Bank Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park
Grit Point Pleasant &o via Philsdepha and beading
stopping at ocean Grove Asbury ParE 900 1913 a.
via Pennsylvania RR, a. IN, ~ m- 3lOi m sundays
Grove AsbuTy Park,
For Freehod wa PLade Pima Reading RR. sl5, H.
n m 30 400 y. N. For Keypor Philadelphia and
Feeding RR 300 II m, l;3O; $3.50 5s For Lake
For Vineland BTidgetOn, Atlantic City, a. 1870 p M
CD i y; IA p = r. RR h. G. 4 PRR Acrg supt
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Brooklyn propsrtp for Sale ano 90 fst

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine
eenth Ward Brookyn near the fountain ntsIeiaSs
10 tenant Apply TO A GAL
LAGHER 81 4th-st., Brooklyn, y Y. Telephone NO 4b4
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EOR BOSTON,
FHIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen
NORWICH LINE no,, or.Dr
TO poston a.. W1r ester 81 80 Nashua So So Porta

IN
To Boston So WOr ester 81 80 Nashua IS 30 Portand
sc. and no transfer.
Tie ew steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant roa on me SOUND AM
Che faVOI1te CITY Ot bJN l''4Ns 10,
leave Pier 40 River foot OF Natst next pier
shove daily except sundays al @
Drawing cars 10 Boston from Ne"L"odou At 81 d. IT,
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILBOAD-COmmencng Nov l., 1888,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -,
a. ~, Western NcwYOTk and Northern Express WIN
drawing room ,-- ,., ,,.,,. ,or.
tOppiug al Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Ere
Toledo Chicago 1870 a. m next Gay
1850 a. w. Chicago Xprss, draw room cars ID Csnab
dagua. Rochester aud Buffalo; connects for Oswegn
IL m. Western New rrk ar0 NOrthefn xpr.-s VII
connecting Tor saratoga Gems fas ana
Rutland
3SOp m Albany and Utica express DrawtngrOom cars
Z n m. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy
Express with sleeping cars LOT Niagara
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati except saturday Toledo DeuOis
20 m Express with sleeping cars Syracuse and to
m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago ST. Louis OsWe
70: also low ,c except saturday. --,
Night Express. with sleeping cars 70 ADany an9
with the trains LOT the west anu
North tt1Cept saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 30 and 4l3 Broadway, and at NestcOtts
Offices PARK place and 7S5 and 9i2 broadway Ne" OK
and S33 Washington and SG4 Fultonsts brOOAyu anu j
FOurL-st.. Williamsburg.
Ragg4ge called for and checked rom fesuthc
M ,ToTTfsF,Y -'' {. b MEEkER,
General Supern tendent General Passenger Agent
II
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RAILROAD.
L On and after Nov. Is. 1888
npEAT TpffNK IINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. .. o..
Trains leave NewYOrk via DesOrOsses and COiaI street
Ferries follows - A., -, p.,,-..
Harrisburg. Pittsburg, the West and Sont WIN iuln
Palace Cars attached, IN, and p m daty rev ok
and Chicago Limited Of PaIor Dining. Smoking and soop
ing Cars at 9 a N every day - r-,o -. =
WiiamspOTt, Lock Haven, m, p m lofty Hul -, -
at tor IitusVie fetOio"u S0u't'
and the OH Regions 49, ,,,-.-..g ,t-..tir,, NJ,
Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Masnlu3'a
Tynress OF Pullman PaTor daily except sunday pa
m. arrive Washington Al Regular wa ana X u?
at "a and 80 q m 340 and m. and IL night VIA ~
and o. r. r.. l and p M and IL night sunday wa IS gu
y RR m. Q D III and II night via Il ana " htN
m and II night
For ape Nav except sunday. ii 10 NJ. .....,
Long Branch Bay Junction, and intermediate stauo'
via RAILWAY aud Amboy g a m, II noon, $40 m. On
sunday m and docs not stop 81 As9nIy P "a
Poas Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with al through
at Jersey City anording SPEEDY and direct transfer 'O
Trans ar,veFrom Pittsburg 6lO and ll20 m $50 and
I0.l0 y m daily and daily except Monday IRON
ON ana Baltimore $50 ana b.jO m.34 sou, O;8O
e. To- and 1895 sunday, SO 600 m; l0O6 ana
Josh m From Baltimore, l;20 on sundays " p m
FROM Philgdelphis 800 6lo $50 600 T. except mo95
7.30 $50 9:2D 1905. 1922 and 1875 sunday
$50 coo vs. $50. 7Oj, 1885 M $50, 1885, 3d. lO;Oo
<
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Gitp properIp manteo.

NVANTED.-City property for country resi-
w dence. free with acres and fruit PAUL TODD l4o
Broadway
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CUNARD LINE.

" Between New York ami Havre ,,,. -.
COmpany's pier nc) ~ North Iiver loot OF
travellers by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and fe discomfort crossing the Channel IN smaH O5
Special leaving the cOmpanys dock at aYIe dIet o
PARIS on arrival Of steamers Baggage checked al Ne"ioN
through to Paris. VI ~. 10 o ~ m
OlINDE ROdri' "ea, DsO, a. aaro1s
payable sight amounts 10 SUIT on
Transatlantlque Of Pari1.
For freight and passage appytO - o,,--,.-- 60.
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NKw.YoKK. Nov. 2, 1853
ITO THE SECOND M0RTGAGE INCOME
4 BOND AND SCRIP HOLDERS OF THE NJ h q

RAILWAY Cos -, .-...-..., ,hs
The directors this Company have this day suhoreo rne
issue Of Per Cent bonds under and iaSn IN
sions OF II General Conso Mortgage OF December l55O ~
exchange for the Conpanys second Mortgage income
dollar ION dollar when presented In sums OF eAu
Five bear interest from october l
able semannualy, In June and December ana 10 Fun u"
cembeT ], 1920 ,,-- -. ,ou.,s.r Nth acrtn
REPRESENTING such coupons also be exchanged al
per cent value fat for said Five Per Cent
Pending preparation Of the new ooId ths mcoms Has
York after the 7th inst TO be st2Peo
No ieH''"s " VIZ H. B. HENSON. Treasurer
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSlSI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-20
The JeWIah New Yenr.

Next month will be series of fast days and feast days for the Hebrew people throughout the world. Tishr, which cor responds with the October of the Gentiles, is the first month of the Jewish year, and the first day of Tishr is identical with the second of October and will this year usher in the year 5.644 of the Hebrew chronology. On the second and third of Tishr will be celebrated the New Years festival The other festival days which will be observed are the Fast of GedaEah, on the forth of Day of Atonement, on the eleventh; Feast of the Tabernacles, on the sixteenth and seven teenth; Hosana Raba, on the twenty-second; Sheimi Etseret, on the twenty fourth. Sim. chas Torah, on the twenty. fourth and Sab bath Beresheth, on the twenty-ifth.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-20
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.


 Senator HawIey telegraphed to Gov. Jar fair. The story of the finding of body on the West Falmouth which was reported Monday is not confirmed.
 Tho members of the Jeffersonian club and their friends go to Double Beach to-day for au old fashioned clsmbake.
 At the stable No 40 Temple street will be sold to day at 1o:3O B. m. carriages &c., from the stable of E Malley, Esq,
 Mr John Curtis, of Kankabee City, III, father of James A. Curtis of Meriden, died of a cancer few days ago. aged 58.
 Senor Bonito CarbolIo, governor of New Mexico, is in Meriden visiting with Mir. John W. Coe. The distinguished visitor attended the fair. Maurice Bremen, the ten year old son of a woman employed as a cook in the family of c. M Ingersoll, has disappeared. No trace of him can be found.
 The railroad commissioners went over the Hartford division and branches of the Con- solidated road yesterday in the Transit. Roadmaster Lane accompanied them.
 It is said that New Haven has applied for membership in tho,Union league of profes sional base ball clubs. A meeting of the ap- plicants will be held in New York to day. MT. Charles Green. is on hand in catching bluefsh, and meets with success as he does in the season for game. He caught large string of fine bIuefish vest sterday at Fart Ha- ven river.