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mission to Wheeling to deliver q Decora.
ton Day address. appeared on the ros.
trum in full and dazzling regimentals.
The people who behaved themselves
while they hung with anxious interest on
the latest news, probably did not 80 much
as stop to think that such d thing as the
National Guard Of New York was In ex.
~istence. The calm department Of Amer.
cans Of all parties through these days Of
excitement has been a spectacle not less
than sublime. II has made every Amefi.
tan think more Of every other American.
This the " reserve force Of common sense
respect. for law that shove the conscious
power Of a great people.
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10 ne Editor Of he lntlitpcae7.
SlR:-Following is thelaw relatincto the
persons holding office under the United
states Government:
Section l7G9oi the Statutes OF the United
States reads: every person holding any
civil office to which he has been or may
hereafter be appointed by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, and who
shall become duly qua!iiedtto act therein,
shall be entitled 10 hold such Office during
tho term for which he was appointed"
Persons now in office will hold until
their terms expire, unless removed by
and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, preference being given to persons
disabled in the United States service.
The Senate being Republican, it is not
likely it would consent 10 turn out u Re-
publican and put in a Democrat.
Wheeling, NGu,s Ii. LEX ScRrprA.
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As the composite population Of the
country increases, many thoughtful per-
sons, remembering what has happened in
the old world and in less degree in this,
are looking with growing apprehension
upon the peril OF mob violence. Military
men are lsclssiugt the question, more with
regard to holdin. in cheek and dispensing
the mob than to the treatment OF such
social disorders as may breed the riot.
General l., l.. Moliueaux has Just treated
the subject in q paper read before the
Military Service Institution a. Governors
Island. Though this soldier offered many
suggestions for dealin: with Il mob so thu,
property and lie may be protected, he
went behind the mob TO inquire how such
demonstrations might be prevented. Re
ferring to the railroad riots of 1877, he said
the rioters Could have doubled the damage.
before their career could have beef,
stopped, ii they had SO desired.
And then he pointed 10 a remedy for
the prevention Of rail,oaI riots. lie re-
minded railroad corporations that their
employees are a brave and courage class
Of men, who ought to be organized ior
the protection Of the corporations pro-
perry, and can be by enlisting their SYM
pAt!les. General Molincaux added, 1T is
chiefly owing to the courage and devotion
OF men OF this class timt gangs like the
james brothers haze made SO little success
in this country" This is u vel. desrrv.d
tribute to men whose life is rs pprilous
rs the sailors, and upon those fidelity to
duty depends the safety OF millions Of
lives and rich cargoes. Their sympa,hies
will DO enlisted and held to, good service
by n good understanding and fair trcat-
ment. In this they are much like other
men. The conditions Tor getting on com
iortably and peacefully are That capital
and labor shall be just to each other, both
fair, both reasonable.
Alter General Molincaux had finished
what from tho brief report seems to have
been u sensible paper, General Horatio G.
King, OF Governor Cleveland's staff, loom.
cd up and began to talk 4 like a fool, lie
referred to the intense popular interest in
the result OF tho election, to the TACT that
there had been no serious outbreak in
New York, and added, ~ think that tho
National Guard 1.-THE New York mililia]
has been 4 reserve iorce which has kept
this spark from creating trouble This is
not entirely surprising from a fierce war.
rior who, on the occasion Of a peaceful,
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Assioucc's Sale.
A SSIGNEE's SALE OF vALUABLr

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE. i''
ny virtue Of the authority seshed Ia h,u
deed OF assignment made by Samuel lIItSr W q
and Annie l.. Llttcn, his wife, 10 Charlie. Il s,rI H.
dated September II. 1881, aud recorded in ihr " IniISr,,
q the CLERK OF The County COuIt OF Ohio Cou",r
West Virginia, In Deed lNOs No. 70. a, wage II ~,
un'crtvn"h will proceed to sell Al pIltIr n,,n,in'e
TO the highest an ! Hest bidder, al he ir,nt Inn,
the Court House OF Ohio county, In the CItS =" W
Wheeling ". Va. on Wy W
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF DgGENDER ,.u
commencing Il. 10 O'Clock 4. 81. the following ,L,'
scribed real estate, that Is 10 nay; Il certain nice, ~ :
parcel Of ground situate in the City OF Ai,rtiiN~r
con ~ Of ohio, and State OF West viryInIl, d. :
scribed and bounded as follows, to.W!t: Twenty. flea
feet - IT, o. the west eiids Of lots Numbered SytS
(GY. tlity.nlne l5y) md ffty.eivht (SSl In jn,"Mb
caldwell S Addition to the City Of Wheeling snni
In the Sixth ward o. said city; teg!nnl.r al iSa
north west corner Of lot uu INBRED Slxty Ia, any ny
running Ia n southcrly direction with tie wes, lins
OF lots Numbered sixty ttN. Giiy.niuc ~ mi
hity.eight (sS). one hundrd ION iect to a staEr'
then g at right angles with said fine In an eA,trrir;
direction twenty i've tG) feet: thence IN a notthrft.
" direction one HUNDRED (l00) fret, more or A, IA
Twenty-sixth street: theuce III awes;crly dIcr,Icn
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-thisd Of The purrhas.
money and as much mere rs the purchaNtt NAV
elect to pay. cash In hand on day OF sale aud M.
residue ther OF In two equal instalments, nj Nx
and twelve months from day o. sale; the p,lrchru.r
to give his notes for the deferred fnstatmcuts. ani
TO secure the same by a deed OF trust upon The
property sold.
CHARLES h. SMITH, Assignee.
". II, HA'IEE. Auctionecr. n1iGy
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"A RRtvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RErrGrScE MARKS.
Daily; tsunday excepted. monday EIcepted.w
Wheeling Ti,ne: iI-'TT 'o0
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TWO AurUMNAL pnrAMs.

d. .aAHf".HNH| FIN. ~s- VI. N.H. #. aH..## %
When the maple turns to crimson,
And the sassatraS 10 gold;
When. the geitlnn's III the meadow,
And the listers on tho vuld: TX.
When the moon 4 Tapped In vapor,
And the nlghtis frosty colds
Through the fustiius woods I wander,
Through tho Jewels oil the year.
From the yellow uplands calling,
y .erkinE her that still l. dear.
ene Is neat me In the autumn,
She, the beautiful, Is Q {
-Bdperd 7iylor.
When tho jcwelsare with Simpson,
And tho purse ~ minus gold;
When the summer suit Is shabby,
And Tho boot should bc hali--o!ed;
When the hut OF ttrnw looks chilly,
And the uose u blue with cold;-
Through the pool.rootn haunts | wonder,
, Where l. tueGed" the nccs dear,
And went ,'brkO'' this fAtciul autumn,
Seeking for n lnn with fear;
lie Is near me-: (wIll he stake" men 1
lie, tho bUokmaker. Is near.
LIE.
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Afteru Erigiitful Fail.

a mason named Reishter, in Carlisle
Pa, fel! from ahigh scutlold and injured
his leg. For Il long time his leg was full
of horrible sores. The scars are still there
hut the sores are all healed. The healin.
was accomplished in seven weeks by the
use Of Browns Iron Ditters, which, b,
purifying the blood and strengthening the
system, drove out the humors which had
had kept up the sores. Mr.. Reighter i:
well known in Carlisle and vicinity.
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NOTES 0 WOMEN.

Anne Bolcyn has many plastic defects.
Mrs. Alphabet Son.hworth's latest nov.
elistlc c0nundrum, "Why Did lilo We'd
Herr" often puzzles ''lie" more than any.
body else.
A certain well known actress saws TINT
1t is perfectly casy to learn II part in Il well.
constructed play, but hard when the
writer has done his work badly.
Octavia's profile was u faultless mask.
Nothing in her face, and least OF all IN her
chin aud nose, expressed sensibility, which
$ TO classic female beauty what flame is to
a lamp.
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb, who Is very
near to them in regard TO size as well rs
sympathy, calls Boston children cold and
unnatural. New York children clever,
while the juvenile product OF philaladcl.
phia is quiet and proper"
Among the namcs on the pension list
are the widows Of three Presidents: Mrs,
james X. Polk, OF Nashville; Mrs. John
Tyler, OF Richmond, Va, and Mrs. james
a. Garfield. Each OF these receive 5000
a year, according toa special act Of Con.
gress. x,
."
Pascal said that iithe nose Of the Egypt,
ian Queen had been a little shorter, and
therefore irregular, the course OF the
worlds history would have taken another
direction. The truth is that the success
OF C.copatrs's hose Iay in It's irrcgularity.
>kobtleir's sister, who is married TO the
CT RS cousin, is US far removed us Cleo
pata or Salome from the Mary Anderson
ty ,e OF classic purity; but she is the in
car lation Of all the graces, and her ply
sio mony is eloquent in expressing pop,i,
OF feeling.
The late Duchess de Berri would moi
have been allowed to SO mucl, US compete
at u beauty show had she presented her
sci incognita. Sir Walter Scott who wis
close to her at mass in the T'uilerie:
Oh ,prl, wrote in his diary that she WI.
very plain, and that her eyes we're not fel
lows.
The Countess Castiglionc, who had
originality, snavity and magnetism, hat
also the plastic perfection which should
command r%ccognitionin deciding beauty
There was no disrudng her loveliness
The Countess %inaugurated the fashion Of
sleeveless ball dresses. As modcsty be
gins where beauty ends, she could see nc
harm in the innovation. - N- Ton
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grustec Sales.


PuBLIC SALE OF VALUAR1r
turing sites with wafer. coal md on o,bs saaSiac'
nlences. The lae rhilip RidIy fsr,nn U s,,S eohve.
q Glenn's Run, 0lonnri Run Station T. " losta
Mtlroad. river fronts. river bottom Ic,s as SaS NJ \.
aye ssst.' T n sse q yi IsSi 1a q ~ sSa I Rs' n All sSous. <: IS
Station, On tuesday, Noyemter's, lis, comm EGa
q 70 o'clock 4. y. fo, p rleuian csll On IsjI ,cn.ns
Gt!Shiat. No: ny Chap!lne ,t,yeI Or rSsssn1sm.
Wheeling, ". vA,, whsie plAu Of S ttnsS,,t s%nudirs,
can DO found. Trims, oae-ioufth H. st \, lAnt
money cab III hand, Anc The residue if IN
eqtsl s',ii'sl psyrietit.. With Interest from sa rfsf
s siuss On as' shs p,p pssnsa asid 70 BE- secured 81 tsaa
?SHESsS 4 Ek 6ESS,o,
=. TH05. O'BRIFSN
oels Trustee. Of the Estate Of Phiip Rieiiiiy;, dsc,,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by virtue Of a decd Of trust made bv , r w..
i1n,, asI a.;.S W ,Sa T., b.; wtis' e ne tnttn %Ms,
S Mui'f ssco Hs'sd t im ~; 1ls' dsS q February, i. b.iSSln
Court OF Ohio county, III Deed Of Tri,' T u oSnlty
". rage ~, 10 secure the M, ment NJ ~ ~,
rromlSsory note therein NAMES! and I,xc, IRAN
,haii proceed TO sell at the front door q tl, s a.. !
'o"'e =, un,o county, III INC Wy Of Wheeling, nv
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ~ l~t, DH"' Oh
beginning at 10 o'clock A, ", thu tn,t,'
sc:nbed real estate, thai, Is 10 MY; All ~ y de-
tt.ce Of land sitna,eti In Trladaiphia m, St,'Ain
ohio county. West Virginia, and l%rsctIl.r3I !, II
iSHn; hE,nning Al u stake on the north Cdre 81 m ,Na
lot and y; e. Thoruburyh: theics tRlrntvtJ Sr ~, y
ieet :. with the line Of the Cumberland ,noa Nv
stake: thence tatalltl line Wild Bton.trn 1"nt, y a
S 70 L,ss,e y Wheeling s g I, creek; thence with he n,e sac
with aid Bronstroop's liue on tie "a, .iS:c MsaSo
burgh estate. A' =" - lhotA'
TERMS OF SALE-CAsn. The title |, bellev,, N ~
PERISH Esr =, ", Out selling As trustee ! shall only coay"y
nc,s w - 'es'fu " me " atd decd u trust.
WIN H. " MIrESER. 1r,,trr'
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Special loticcs,

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and indlscrc!ons OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood. &e.. ! viii .end 4 70
cipe that will cure YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This
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English basement house. 23d-
~ st also large l01ses aid ilt~ ior reliable
customers tOiHltEE @ DAEDN @h 81 East ] 'tN-''
INANTED.-llou-rs furnished or uniur-
w nishcd fats either Tor salo or a. c'
FOLSOM BHoINtA-. l.-a' Bu'ai~ay corner "i -i-s'.
\XAN1ED.-iiv an old and perfectly rcspon-
w slc hrn year lease ~ god ght store Win drY
cellar ru-ipus ab |ul - by n e~ 10
oatu brV.eu rouIt chambers not over bali =
Of lsasr a. breiu about NOyemscr l.
1854. 10 10 used Tor light fancy shef hariWa-
Address Box l.tH.
NV Anra IIai ON -
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LALUABLL on lands FOR SALE.

Land Company and others,
Of tho 81 thc Cirrut Court oil ne Uid
Stsc- FOR hr District O West virginia ms 10 10 me above
the I'm ~ November 1873, the uudefshod
bS said decree appointed special rOmnHsiues to
maze sale OF the real csato AID property hereinafter dc
sCrIbcd vii
ON THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1854.
n O'Clock g. ~ O1cr for sale public auction az the
Io.f once Ity % paT .6rsburg Virginia
Tie foONiu prup y and real estate namely:
parcel Of land lying and being
of Of
lie water. Laurel Goose Creck Alum Cave Run,
Short and the waters OF Oh SpfinR nun ana cohann
thirteen hundred ninety l39l acres o. lana Sa0 tract
the eastern part what - known slns SUI SO =,
and \. tlr same which conveyed 10 The West virginia
OH 4 on Land COmpauy Waller keeier and wac y deed
datcd I'M ,A ana OF record the Clerk OF
Of West virginia IN Deed
Book 10, pages 49,, 49S, 494 and 40; - ,.,. 10,
other lylhg DtiA- an
sad county Richie containing huhtreG anu t"rLl
four and Une tl2t and bound ana do-clD
genera survey 10 lands claimed by Alter keeer
Cfossng Oh spring Run 10
white oak beech thence south To- west - poles To
beech on the bank OF Oh spring Run 10 land now or
ae owned by George Rutherford thence along said Ruth
erors line north west 20 poles crossing said run 10
. All thence south ITO west - poles 10 al elm corner
SyeE Al the mouth small dram thence down said creek
so1th 81 poles 70 STAKE thence souh ~ Nr-t
pOIs 10 north 90 west lSS ics 70 stS
IN Koiars line pUrth DOH east III Psirs !" the
IN and gar the tubing lines belonging % the West
VtTg OIL & OIL Land Company on tho premise aDso o
appliances and appure 'ances DsiGh !.s an. 81,
~ ned by the West Vtr' on on Land Company Oh The
prgperty above mentioned .nd described t-..
large proportion OF sald land - ahu =
vie ding large quantities Of the best quay ~ a
eating oils and inln natns obs ano pr'On 'nei'' "a
underlaid with voia " cool bitunhOus COAL
said ssle viii be made Tor cash
JAokssoN' Special Commissioners.
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Ciln iJropcrtn % Get.

ETRNI~UED HOUSE TO LET with silver,
4 ,I-ra bedding sfc THfce stories brown stone Owner
ard vile with sftit. who mus e" cd- aDA
Respondent Address COMO Tribune F'""n once.
ETKNISHED IIOj SEA cheerful. Christian
4 flm, d-sr ring tn 1--we crnfn"Ly Ia frnr nf DjalAS
two may ADDRESS OWNER BOX 80. Tribune Office
7IO LET.-lully furnished. the ELEGANT mod
etn house Il est -2ist Permits al 100 Manson DIV.
LET Stores lofts aud Offices m Futon
4 Bee .mJu. a3,iI Am, IJiL VIVIAN feAii ""''''
Jon" AN " '''' RUTLAND & WHITING. Bcekman.'t
rI'O .-Tufuu~hcd. No. IL West
Tltrrt mrff H. near lr'a.us most central location
So the city. br'wns"ne Ieh rp'p hons 1,A-v '
iret finished fr,-cD- ceilings Sc. &C. s,put n f'hs
MI ba rr,sntly been Thoroughly renovated VIII tease n
three years I-ponsihe tenant tal ue ny riil Old
from AbHIAN @. hf'tMAN. l''-. hl''''''"'
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES To
LET iu al part4 81 tne city
FOLSOM BEOTHEEs. ! .23s Broadway
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Sitnailons Uanlto-- females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. TIE star, ot Neu-York1
s. ODEfT, president r y. DOELL treasurer
". L PROS ER secretary. VI. 4. KELLOGG. attorney
Main ofhce 81 Bro-i way. 34th-st.
p~,r.i.as IA 3dave. between 10th and 41tl Sta
A''''i'''' 1872 a. I4lth-st 3d-a'e.
rro,tfr, 50 ard 81 ipuif-st ~ Han.
'A''"' 80 lion. 81. near an'erbiif-aTo
Cne 'er entities % she n all tho oJesa
The refer the following advertisers have been IN
vestgaicd
Acvorf.sers can 10 seer NJ our onca
CoOE.-Priv,re boarding house city country so. 2
az 1917 Broadway.
COOK Tr't-.ia-s. private family city or country 40
b 4. "a .3i1 BrpadHPY
COOK ard ASSIST WAsII-f3ooi private family cook f,
CIT or country -. 90 90 l.jl7 Broadway.
COOK au1 LATN DEf~1 - Good cook and exec Iout
lgrndr.as 40 q g. ~ 1917 RrOldwar
IAI NtftE---FiiHt class private family; city or c0un
try. so O. 7. AZ l.al1 BrOatWay.
bu-lucs4 thoroughly 40 = Ht ..if Eroa'way
AEEFEWDilk and -. ~ trt.E~N.-is "a hr-'e'1a9
char.b.riuaId city .. &c 3l7 BfoAdway
CHAAtH .I.Wui'k and W.T. Nlf-t % lrfsiauGs the
business thoroughly SO p 10 a. 1877 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p iY4t5 family city Of cOnn
ir,. SO u. 90 l3lT r. adwa,.
GENERAL WOtN -iF neat yJuag CIR atiiy hn0cd .
No ~. a. l.3l7 Broadway.
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TOLEDO HARBOR.
4 I-A-La- IL .-ce ENE-NEEu nrEI-E

A UNITED STATES ENGNFEH OFFICE
CIIFtIA ASH. 1HIO. Jiiv - b.. l~7i. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. 81 frDIcite. addressed - the I'M
der yin be- received at tl- o0ir' unti - octtk noon
saturday. August 1885. Tor removing lnFo CUBIC Yards
or Ices of u clay. Sc from the channel through
n sIuafe i'ge Lake Enc.
Fors aud siecincatnns can obtained The
United ~lt.s reserve. ht IO ora lrs2s
The of $1,000 less ordinary cutugrus rKrelrf5 IL
a allble for this work. l. tJDIEt AEtMAN,
Major " Eng
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5ltnations noauteo-femnles.

NURSE.-By n respectable woman as lhlanl
~ would go into The oOnntry Tor res' VI sunsi
best Of city references "a East SBthsl
CEWING or MENDING.-By young glri
> who would IKE out by the day or 20 assist WIN
dressmaker; makes good button hoiee Adhresf
L NJ b. Tribune Ptown once. I,-5o hru''t"
NEASHING-By a coiOred woman To DO Ia
W dies and gentlemens or family nsshhE ''~ PO-
dozen. Gail on Mrs WfENDElb IoO Wee. s-u'S -
WASIlING.-By ayoung, respectable woman ga,
takes yasltnr and ironing the house. or goes out
Apply at 1873 LexingtoD-ave.
WASHING, &e.-By a respectable young
w woman 10 by the day 10 do washing Anu muse
cleaning Ste Esst S7tA-sL
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GANDUSKY HABB0R, ONO.

- UNIFIED STATES t-N.INE-t OFFICE
tITrTIA.n DUio. July % lisa. :
STALLED pPDPS Af~. friphrIfe ac'irt@-ed ' the nm
'r-ig.d, WI ~ rpovc al tcls oicc uul a. cln noon
TUESDAY. Au-ii-t l $50 10y rruOrIuE 10000 rIr yt-cs
o. u clay salc. Sc from the g. anne! 20 san
dUsEy Narrpr. OHIO.
Forms aHL uecf atoms he obtained ~ th4 Office The
Tut. ttS the right fn ANY ar all Proposals
Ii- pt .Of lcos ortuav contingent tHPrn.e-, II
a. 4.4u. flr t-ls W.rA. Z tJDt-h tF ]. ELAN.
AaIoru, Engineers.
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No y sTtT7-sr NV. Yo4E Alg i 50.
PROPOSALS II DUPLICATE SEALED
ard Indoors d envelope " BID fr supplies Ad, or
t-ad" viii ic received Office ugt' l. Ococa, August
1854 fo tho following supplies OF hos quality. b. De de
WITHIN Of order ree Of expense at
BUREAU or 5 TEAM FNCTNEERING
sal quantity Of Engineers stores LIST % which
be- az fms office and ai rho Navv Nsrt
The Tei ~ reI,o al bids n may not
q deemed q want g.oI- g. e. .r lruf O. 'ufnrff
rrsrols Die required Tor prompt and fa
tlI delivery of rhr supplies ava eel
BLANK forms viii be- furnished az this office
Bl-s lot properly ssnc- and cred " no' f considered
4 II GILMAN.
y
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Gelp n1antea.

w Ygrk general agent 10 appoint sub-lgents aud hsndi
crzyon portraits Of Blaine and Logan. BkECA ~" a.
COIrtlandt-st, N. Y.
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0be Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Branch.
W y J.. evey IL E~DAN, III K~bAH aud sATU r.
DAY % August - larcs promptly az 2 30 g..
Si1 seven Races each day HuTie Rae
eacb day Trains ard Boats direct Course
philadelphia and Reading x r. Liberty street Tofry 7A5.
9 IL d. NJ, II NJ. = -. l-+J p PennsJfvanLi a. r.,
1ortlIndt and Eesros-es Ferries. = IlBH 1887
EOqfs Sandy Hook PIER d d %. I.l5
fare Round Trip. uding adm -Ou o. Isd - 30
J. II. CosrEc GEO. l.. LOEIIi.A ku
Secretary. President
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Counirn propcytn for 6lle nu> q fei

ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
~ CIALTI.-Farms, Residences etc everywhere. Lists
free PHILLIPS & NLlI., Tribune BuildtEg-
EARM OF 40 ACRES. Westminster County,
Il FOR SALE
80 OF II with slightly from
CITY limits 20 minutes from City Hall Elevated Road OF
MINUTES Uriv OF Io minutes walk from depot 80 head OF
desired water good house fair good
orchard desirable properly and location
Worth s2O,OOO. Good reason for selling No agent.
OWNER, BoI l. Tribune ONCE
ORANGE, \. j. Vicinity of all depots) Real
" estate OF every variety for sale ard rent.
s. u. CONDTT,
Opposite sr1ck Church station
STAMFORD, CONN.-The residence of the
- late Henry h Shedding. Price 5000.
SHIELDING a HALSTkD 81 Wall-st-, y. y.
WANTED.-To sell 300 900 acres in Mis-
w sour 100000 Arkansas 900 600 in Texas 10000
IN Mississippi Address =. ARCHER.
Anderson W. Va
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BroOklnn properin for Sale auO 20 Get
4 PLOT of low priced Brooklyn lots free
y aud clear cash. exchange fpf Nev-fOfk i'm
P''''' P''''' RULASD WHITING. Bcekmaa st.
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Curopcau Advertisements.
2uclisn Sales OF Rel. Gsiais.

EARM FOR SALE by Sill RIFFS SALE
/ Good chance 10 g.. Is Grat. G. l..ss farm chap
A rur farm o. % acres .uar nn Murray HIl New Frpr
G.nDr S. j. with abundance Of ilui ticA aid eI'l
SIla nup well ~ soft wttt Gse HIrrg 'aHc aou F VIII -
foon. Good .choOl aud MurraJ HI Depot within 10
wuutrs w..lh col tho house.
will b. s0i ~ sbc1Ts sale
in the COUHT HOl 80. kLILtBE II, y J.,
on WEBN E-DAN. 6th INST,
81 O'Clock
All particulars can BE- has A. Room 20 John e., " y
yI 4 II AXIS EHp Sal
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IIlscclIGnfou5

Gin Heal gslalt for Sale.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
' rutland WHITING. j. Eman 81.
TWO ELEGANT NEW HOUSES IN the
y. centre Of TIE fashionable quarter.
NOS aoASU - WEST 5aD-T,
eaor % feet t. thrr- story extension; private --
r rvattrs.
Latest app .r.r- rurf v sI "uf ana ' -aA'- i-
ia.tv!. I'll. PARTICULAR AZ Once. House "I"i.
M,CAffIEI1 OBJ Lt nj hi
Arch t-cf- anu iu tiers. ftI-lFt, near ..tHl
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CETSKILL MOUNTAIN R&iLR0AD


Tassoneers arrive ON 3, To- TWO HOURS EARLIER by
MS ron = than practicable Dv 80 other
Close neUtOu with ali ~llTodn steamboat Ah'7 az
CatskiL For tiWet abes 9dct,ss .., .- ..
CHARLES 4. BEACH, Supt, Cat'siL n. y.
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Proposals.

DREDGING IN RARiTAN BAY.
= U. = HS1ISEER OFfIcK Room so Army Building
OoJ houston and Greene ss NEW-iUEK. july - lTSiS
SEALED PROPOSALS. n trpicste viii be rpceived n
ms Office INIT D. O'Clock. O 1lEr-dsv september -
I'-4 Tor dreCg la llariaR Bay on Point y.
APPROPRIATION -3OONO.
or forms Of proposals. and al information apply q this
ONCE 90 l. GILLESPIE
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SURF KOTEL,

FIRE ISLAND BlA' H.
VIA Blhyon Leave Long Island tJ SOD and lO' A m.
sundays. 8aJ q u.