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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29
y. %. G. n.
Methodi-t Church.

metHDH~t SHHffus
Rev. RI. A. James. Pastor Services In the NJ
n Church every Sunday at II O'Clock a. IN. and
$50 o'clock p. IN. All are cordially invited.
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock a. m.
HOT STRINGS
Sabbath School at 10 a. m. each Sabbath
Preaching each third sabbath by
ii. A. James, Pastor in charge.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

s. 5. S. $l.00. Safe Cure Sl.25. St
Jacobs Oil 50cts. Pills and plastcrs 25c,
Diamond Dyes l0cts.
Van Deyort & Co.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29
Born.

HoLMEs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holmes, of Four Mile, on last Monday,
the 24th, a son. Regulation weight.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

cluuleTatlOn N~-
dred thousausak district, seven 10
the bordcrswest of Custer City
outside dir company is putting in
t this gently to reduce the tin ore
n, in : bic veins and deposits
strong this district and the
IT of ante district. Stream
"A so per cent Of the
thift gold placer ground,
,oasway Of the gulches. The
instantly IL be regular defined
nishes tEyls and granite forms
alto contenfr surrounding forma-
,is property isa English syndicate
'aid from the ssntrolIin2 interest
,nding three hun,made. We are
pment it does not pas to Judge
sted with mining and A. Lucken
made up his mind IL 100 Welton
lot abandon his or Journal of
81 wait for il to
W accord will alao give the
n expense. !.aper a few lessons
.isLeg tho ore boSof the Black Hills the
the people oftho south
ssxSAA re indebted q hints
fs aeniiorsd editor.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

| want a party with means to help in,
crease my stock Of drugs &c, and put in
a general assortment of goods. Rare
opportunity.
P.S. Physician preferred.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

Times: A petition is in circulation
for increased mail service, Deadwood
and Custer. 1t should receive favorable
consideration, for, as the CHRONICLES in
sists, "therc are over 1000 people who
receive their mail ut this place." Custer.
Cooperation on the part of our Dead
wood, Hot Springs and Horsehead
friends in petitioning for a daily service
from Deadwood to Chadron via this
point apA-tir5se mentioned would no
douM result in the establishment of the
( Vice, which would supply a "long felt
pt by speople of the Central and
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

a. n. & 4. n.

A. n. g. 4. NJ
Custer City lodge, No. 66, A. r. 4 A. NJ. meets
in Masonic hall in regular communication on
the first ana thiri Wednesdays az each month.
D. w. FLICK, w. NJ.
r. q. n. Y.
Fidelity lodge Of 7. O. q, T.. meets at the
Court. House Mt 100 p, m. Saturday evenings.
j, c. CARR, w. G. T. g. r. BoyDES, w, 8,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29
Mining Items

Ralph Kenyon, has on exhibition a,
Hitcheoch's fruit store. a tin horse shoe
made from the metal extracted in q
crucible from ore taken from his mine
northeast Of Custer and would indicate
that Ralph has a fortune in the proper
ty.
From Peckenpaugh, who is in charge
of the Four Mile mill, we learn that af
ter a two weeks run 1855 ounces o.
amalgam was taken from the plates and
that the indications were that the mex,
clean up, to be made on the 5th of mex
month, would prove better than the
first and show a yield Of about s. to the
ton.
Work on the mines at Warren's gulcl
still continues and shows better ore az
depth is attained. Already San Francis
co capitalists have heard of these prop
critics and will probably be on the
ground shortly to investigate and in.
vest.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

Custer County, Custer City, Black Hills
ID. L.
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NJ
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

week
,de last
of Custer
ling to I'M
SSH, kept the
he was obliged
reporter happened
conversation by the
, that gave him a clue
as reporter it was his
the evesdropper and the
er. He Immediately corraled
,eriIf and in answer to q point
AK question, stated that one night Of
lst week, about ] O'clock he was awak-
ened from his slumbers by the sound of
something falling on the floor of his
sleeping apartment, a % in the lower
story OF the court house. He immedia-
tely jumped out Of bed and was lead to
the fallen object by the smell Of powder
and "a spark caused by the lighted end
Of "a fuse which Was attached TO a full
stick Of giant powder. His discovery
was none to soon to save his life as the
fuse had almost reached the cap, but
with one jerk he separated the two and
was in a position to take advantage Of
u lay-over ticket for the unknown sta
ton, and investigate. The would be
murderer had hurled the death deal
ing engine through a raised window
and made good his escape and so far no
clue to his identity has been discovered,
and probably never will.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

All Patent medicines sold mt eastern
prices Van Devort & Co.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-08-29

II. A. JAMES, Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
LITERARY NOTES.

Anoiher Southern writer has appeared-miss NC
Ceapd of Norwood Va sho is the author OF the novel
" Oblivion which Henry Holt & Co. will soon pubsp
Some new matter concerning George Eliots religious
beliefs has been Incorporated with the latest eoioo oi
Mr. Cross's Life of his wife. An Engiish"omai
who knew Mics Evans while questions OF rNngous
doubt were uppermost in her mind believes that QUO "
the chief causes OF her repulson from Ohristi@S W."
the discrepancy she per ceived between P'0
LESSONS aud practical conduct
Mr. G. p Lathrop says that series OF 1et'er'
written by Thackeray ultimate friend ana tnro"
ing bright light his history, are now IN existence
In England but will not be published until bis daughter
piyes her consent. perhaps not unth alter Hei
death. Mr. Lathrop adds: Thackerays wlie' as
MANY people know became insane and renamed 50 ,
and these letters the heroism and "
his character 1t is said that they indicate thae oil
that he wrote for the world was simply what ne WIS
able to accomplish under the most adverse c'eu"-
stances, and that he never had fair chance 10 u.i
his full powers have heard them spoken OF most en-
,brsoscav as casting positive glory upon bis char
seter Permission for their publication was sN0' "
one time. but aherward Withdrawn"
Mrs Macquoid is the author of the story Az '"'
Red Glove y recently published by the Harpers.
Mr. II. Ingram has published through Redway' OF
London, and Armstrong, VI 1'o"-'' r. -,
edition of Pces Raven" accompanies by al aeooU''
of the genesis of the poem short history Oh
,ations of il into French, German hungarian anu
Latin. together with most of the fabrlcatons a'u
norodies to which its success gave rise Inc Volue
also contains photography and index ana version Vi
Albert Pixies Isadore" poem from which Mr.. IN
gram believes Poe derived tue germ thought Oh
the Raven"
The recent discoveries in the excavations at lrEhs
have Obliged Dr. Schlemann TO still further delay tne
publication of his book printed six months ago aha 10
prepare for it quite different ground plan Inc
workmen in striking deeper level laid bare the walls
of buildings of an earlier date than any hitheto suS
pec,ed The book will appear
England is to have new quarterly magazine which
will be devoted wholly to Asiac subjects MIR. ID. u
Boulger an authority in this department. Will DC the
editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
DODWORTHS DANCING.

norc,pg and It's Relations Education and social Life
With New Method OF Instruction Including Complete
Gune t, the COtillon German with $50 Figures BY
ALLEN poDwORTH. Illustrated PIP. vi, 27s Emo
leather Back and Ornamental sides 81 go
Mr Dodw nth high authority On an art which ne mas
Taught uIy many years He has supplied the a.
raand for nanual OF dancing with Work winch WI" 'eh' u
dancing universal Ia It's methods 1t is eninenty prac
a the instructions perfectly clear and aided by ius-
>rators and the tone Of the book is nexcebtonabe
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tXTEST SHORE RAILWAY.
rHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST ESo OF
DOUBLE TRACK LINE EoK ~ SIN 49, cd

rHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FIN EsStt,SS OK
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR ~ SiN'. -
PLEASURE TRAVELS THE Wbs
THE WEST SHORE kOOI = - AtrIiI,,o-oN RIyssSS
SEoRE OF THE WORLD-FAGED ~ Dror NTAlS
MOUND FtOTuILLS or tAIShhi.It IN OF I'D
IND THRoUGB BEAUTIFUL VALLh' "a.
bOaAWk. $500 II, ,a,ve West ~
tan, leave ~ en- new downtown staon ,a u w.
North River, 20 minutes earlier thSn h' ~
Detroit and Chicago .IOlO a. $780, 's'io p
nan 4 eopsTs through. nil, ~, slscners
Bufalo Rochester, 1920. -lo;lO u H. w. II
slecpers and Paror cars 80 ru. .,o l0a IN $780, g
o. - -oo .,o,n II.o5 a. NJ $50"
pm nr..,a md c.tstiIi .720, 'lO:iV =
~, - g: -, u 40 D. IN. Albany s7..0. 'lV'T
Kingston saukcrtles anu oi0"S'
,i,ha M 1855. -e.Oo. -S.lu, .ll:9O y M, ,o m NJ
S,Yaroa via Albany 40. ll:4J - ~ o,'' Rt D. IA
Fo Montreal ans C,na.Ia East To- .s " n Tor0'-
u,,niitou | onaGn, -iO;lG n M. 'oOo envy
toi~ 0her trains daily except Sunasy csr acco1ms
Far tickets t,io thies. pIior OF sic PM ~ HuS.s
nS ar ,nf0rr a;.on Apply nc OF ces ,a,i OF Fuits
st bYooS:yn Court St. Annex 0ns SSl 9S,i IA
Ncv-Vork City so7, .D - D oS., 3S.t u Bos
proadwaY 7S7 Gclave. ~ as, NJ, IsIst AMI fg0,
80 Vest shore fst o. for su checked W
Trrt SurL River BsfsA.eea' T 81 Al cgot oul''
SoielS and reAbsusss oiSsfs 90" HkNRY hoS "a &c !.
CAAansl fassaasoS -
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PEPPER AND SALT: OR SEASONING FOR
YOUNG FOLK

Prepared by HOWARD PYLE. Beautifully and Profuse-
y Illustrated by Author. PIP Iv 49, 4to Illuminated
Cloti. 81 co.
"Mr Pyles poi uarity tie little folk Will be en-
tan,ed bv the pcaton OF this beautiful juvenile with It's
quaint and arts pictures ami CHARMING STORIES anu poem
rt hoo contains twentysi1 fuilpage aud many smaller
ulusrtos II not only delight tho Children but II
Will iutort 81 and amuse their elders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
WHITE HEATHER.

A Novel By WILLIAM BLACK, Author OF judith
shakespts,c"" Macleod OF Dare" "shandOn Bells" &c"
&c Id. 49s l2tno. Goth. 81 70. Uniform with the
library Edition OF William Blacks WorKs)
MI william Black Of the few living noVeliss
whose apreerancein print something Of literary event
Tneie is all his VIKINGS 80 intense love OF natural ee'u
and so exquisite artistic feeling. that they interest ana
selig;,t his readcrs- Boston Daily Advertiser.
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ANA hAlLhoAD.
On and after October IL. ISIS.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave Now. York. via DesDro ses and Courtln s
Uarris ,urg !ittsburg and the West with Pullman PAIN.
aIs attached a. m s, and .. m. daily. New.York Al
CSica-o Hunted OF raror. Dining smoking aud slsepns
,c0ismsSort Lock Haven, q. m, P. M Cory and Rr.
At o m connecting At CORY for Titdsyle PeTokga
Centre and the OH Regions ., 49,. 81. .
RsItinore ashu gton and the Sonth Limited Washtg
EInrcss OF Pal man Palace Cars. daily except SUNDAY %
a m arrive Washington +;ij p m; regular At go SAD
gao m l. $40 and p m. and IL Digat SUNDAY, el5
a. M $40 AMI 0p m. and y night
Far Atlantic CITY. except sunday, p m.
For APE Nav except Sun Law. so a. w.
Long Brancn Bay Head Junction and INTERMEDIATE saer,
WA EahwAy ana AmDOy. - = m, ~ noon gu ~ =
On sunday and p N do no; stop at Aseay psrs.
For Did Poiut Norfolk. via ew- ork Pnaoe ha AL
Norfolk railroad. 0: o a. m week DAYS ana N even
day; via Ba timorc and Bag Line $40 70 we-k Gay.
poats OF rooklyn connect with al tarohgi l1r,
ar Jersey City anording speedy and diret lrin' %
Trans Arrive From Pitsbnrs 2. 8, u 80 m sSs y;
e.S5 n m daily From Washington ard Batmore t:o
10 40 $50, $50, go add l0O3 p. m sdDal 20
Sa m 3:2O 800 1905 =. m. Prom ptade pha S:g ~
- 9.lD g 80 1910. 1880 a. M l;2O, :, 80 wv ~
600 G 50 1920 $50 ego. $685. 1905 m. ard l2o r;,.s
Snnaay 800 6lO los 800 il:3j q u, $40. TO. Is.
ego. 9:35, 1000 D IN.
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN poryi
lELPuIA. NOkFOIK, OLD ~

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA OkFOIK, OH w. .
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH: ,or-Tu
bFOURS FASTER THAN ANY 9TH k 80 Gao ossf
The New.Nor Philadelphia & Norfolk Rsii iSS
now runs Fast Day and ight Express he;H 'ea
and Cane Charles. Trains loave New NOIh va y
r. ilroad $40 week days AMI IN. dsly iS SO
Point Comfort OILS p ~ week days ADD 80 ~ is So
fo,k d m aud 81 a. IN. sleeping brousa 70. 40
Yo,k to Cape Charles ard Parloi Car from s' rsej
out change. TrcSets parOcc9c seats and see ra
be SEEN, TrEe6 once OF tire lie nov fs segL
Coo gany II. h. COOK T., Gen'i Pass. and + Gels"
II. W. DUNE, sapectRte adeGI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
Jcc Cream.

4 FACT-UORTON'S ICE CREAM is made
y from nurr cream Horizons Pa super. Frozen ck'
of &c anr>nis. churches testivils g VII
ec hs ri Ok hour country orders promptly uled bcpO
40 4thavc l.SS Broalway. - cha hanst ITO East
/. 5thAt. Ncw.York. and 80" ia ton-'t.. bto)NWn
ECSSRLI,S ICE CREAM. No. 7G0 Broadway
II Ncw.Nork.
Families supplied Out-oLtown busness speciality Inayd
oa Lrck. fairs Telephone 4Is @lss
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Cletllon Noilce.
CTATE OF NEW

oFNcB or THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ALBANY. Angus l. 1857
To the Sheriff OF the County OF New. York;
sir-No hereby given that at the General Election
tote IN this state on tho TUESDAY saccceins tn hst
MONDAY OF November next November 3d. the following
officers 40 to DO eleotoi u Wit;
AGovornorin the place OF DAVID HILL
4 secretary OF state IN to place OF JOSEPH B. CARR
A Comptroller II the place OF ALFRED G. CHAPLIN.
An Atiors.y.G.norIi IL the place OF DfNIS G'shiEN
state kusnrer and surveyor IN the place OF ELEA-
Jusc. mo supreme Court for the First Judicial Dis
tilct rising The ouny Of Nswfork IN the place Of
A ko9rcsent-tiys IL the Forty ninth Consress OF the
United states Tor the lshth DIST COMPOSED
County Of Neu-l orr, s the place OF SAMUEL g. cox
a senator Tor the Firth sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth
Tenth and Eleventh senate Dis,rctt
County officers also to be esstsd for said County,
Twenty flour Mem; ors OF Assembly.
shoils In the place Of ALkXAHnER V. DAVIDSON.
A County Ci,r- a. tie place ofPATHICK KEENAN,
4 ju.uce Of tho Superior Court. in the place JOHN
9fsH' GIty C,uTs e Place of DAVID MO
A PRESIDENT OF the Beard OF Aldermen
Trcnty t;our Aldermen. - -
NhRD > MART \ AMI MILAN II. KEN NEDY.
All ~hose em' Of Oidce will srpns On tie last dar Of Do
H'''S Sd9MEI YETI 3 CARR.
Secretary OK State.
Aoticc 10 til, uEs-vs5F OF the 8 eacs
said note to De pu lscd according u Iw once in caca
npt the election lboo Laws OF $780, Chapter 4s2
csrtlfy the above to be true COPY OF tho Election
Nstce received by mo this day from the 7oty Of state
shorGs the CITY ami county OF Sew.York.
Publishers OF neTapsper WI not nsert this advertise
ualoss specially authsriLod ~ TO 40.
Sheriff 81 the city and EQUITY OF New.York.
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THE BAY LINE
FOR

day. except SuadayA VII IeHDsy!gaGa Earuad $40
y. Ls-lor C4r tL10~gE to stosneA-
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Ncw fluctuations.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
Publish this day
THE FALL OF CoNsTANTNOPLE.
Publish this day ;

ps,,c the story of the Fourth Crusade. By EDWIN
PEARS III. D. ID xvi APO. svo, Cloth 50 so.
, ,,no,tant historical work 1t treats exclusively
,e5 70 which little attention has hitherto been gwen by
ny,sb b.toriaus and 1t is absorb ngiy Interesting MI
pearss long residence In the East as President OF ue
Furopear Bar and his researches theIe
o,,.l La work To the serious perus Of all historical stu
dents aud Of the general reading public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcngc
Il trains leave depot foot Of Cortland and 's
Alicatown Reading Mauch hunk. Glen summit, Wilkes:
barr Iowunda Wavcry Ithaca Geneva; Lyons Eunao aud
H. West Pullman through COACHES run daily Local ira ns
at a m p IN. for EastGn; Bethlehem and toplay
TRIMS leaving al |. and $40 p NJ connect for all
pous IN Nalonoy ard HR,lcon coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauc Chunk and IL y cton 10 a. ~
N'"" ' r B. BlINGTON, @. L. A.
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eieamtoats ano Railroads i.
TARIEM RIVER BRANCH

~
Trains leave Harlem River station corner s3 80 R.
SssSed f a aSIS:
ao s and nd! MOI iSr po Sola
Coax Point Hunts Point West Farms Van Ma. c,,asanoyi
issnd Manor ad New Rcche 1ss sa5tSs
WIN ans t2r al and aarS Re
Line and Air Line piysons; ssnss
Midnight train for New-RochelIe and all ineruo,...
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all incrmsd,,,..
Stamford '''''' 1850 ''"'' 'eD'taa
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUncon
M Ef rims RAJ es9e June @
: m lSchessr and Montreal 81 press, through s,
Fast fsS Sessa sn sPa 81
Tth eRni S sas s Stopping . r. Albany Alba st
arriving at Chicago $50 a. n Cincinnati 1856 d. .s%
LOUIS 1902. m. next day.
dagua, Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo osna
til a. m. Western New-iork and Northern Express 49,.
$50 3. M, Albany, Troy and Utica Express n,,.,
Faiis oh t Saturdays only ~ N'"Ara and oss
Up. m. Asco@ISOda,Sn to . Albany and Troy
for niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detrat G
tGiop Express with sleeping sars to syFacu.
AaerT5 po Fsc e. SsSs Win s 70 MInsre
tor Bufalo Niagara Falls cleveland. roed ana Des, sa
TO m ShS EXprSs. Vita sleepinsenr.
and Froy Contests with the me- min trans TOR the W
for The North except saturday night '"e&
Tickets on sale at Grand Central repot No 8 Pox.
Green 4l3 Broadway. Harlem Depot lZJthst and I~g
and at WescOtrs Express Otccs Park.plGcc pear p
way. 7sj and 9i2 Broadway, and 81 West l2jIast va
Attn Williamsburg
Acronlnodat Ons m dra win and sleeplpgcar.
S33 Washing ton ST. Brooklyn. "&
Raygace ca led for and aecSed from residence
s1hese trans daily III 0the DAILY execp su,s,
tThe 90 trans stop at Harlem 12jth.st 4t6aye
ION SUNDAY runs only TO Albany and Troy:
. j. NJ. TOUCET ID. NJ kENDRfcg
General superintendent. general Passenger Ages
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~ ,rpsEy SOUTHERN DIVISION
REDUCTION OF FARES
NORwICH LINE,

THE POPULAR INsIpE ROUTE ,x $50
To Rnston 50: Worcester, SO 30; FiWksgWS
Nashua 80 IS lowell So 30; nd Port and ~ or gEs
stama CITY Or MRE rs loot Of watSst, ln'l
Pier above Desbrosses-st- Ferry 1ay ApY Agent
d.. IN. 6EONhh '"
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IN NETWORK.
r,nrcss Tram, leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Cur
laudt Street Ferries. as follows; % 49,, -
100 40 s. ., CHICAGO Llmttedl. and 10 lWasanrn
Limited II. IL 10 m i. SO, 40 i,+O . o. es3is
a. "a: $40 D. q, :, and p ~. and II nisht a. -,
Tgus NewY ork daily except SUNDAY ~ fzV az
ii'iOa m l. >. I. and p. IN. and p. m on saaiit
connect ut TrrptOn 100 Cain.tal. ., ,,,u-,,-,.
Return trains leave Broad street Statoo raosPli
ioOI BIO 4.3 s. 5:45. go 4 $40. so H. saa y !
am 0inited Express ia and % y m ~, a. ~
& "a 10 40 and lG T. on SUNDAY. l2Ol, - ~
8 "a, $50 a 10. I2:Fi. 40 Limited, taSo, iloI y
p N. Leave Philadelphia" via Camden . n H. "Hir s'0r
Sunday. o., ,, .,o. u-.
and ,o,t q; De Sb COurtlanit sSs Coutst I.
Brooklyn Annex station. foot o. Fultonst Moo.gs
T,ckrt OH No \ Battery p.sc" and Castle Garlen
The New.YOrx rrluser tOH-any Will eau FOR a1d M
bneras &c from hos els snd residences $500
CHARLES r.. PUGH. JH NCo9
rc,s- n
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DED STAR LINE. p.p1s
sailing from New-YOrk and Antwerp ey ~ W ~ IN a m
BELG n Ian ID -..--'''----- T. Q a NJ
WAESLAN .tpn 10 $3.50 Second
,aIin q n ,rcuron $50. Stersg- at oNtst
Npp'Ck. r WHICH 1 n SONS, UeuI Agts % oio"""''
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Nntnmn Resorts.
HOTEL NETEHEREyOOG
LAKEWOOD. NEW-JERSEY.
pn5lucss Chances.

pn5lucss Gbauec5.
ARARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ BTSISI-s MES AND CAPITALISTS
Taftio. ing Dccrnr Interested IN q n'ton"uE OF
the new I1wc ana InCandcsCc ia, IL
M ehef - organ atinu O. new con plnle' ~ corning
ndI,afcs Ia plchsc tud boz pgoycm"E r cNsiine r-
Wrs . lurci ~ stock and nj in"rcst ~ com
a.rc d. otran ed vi" receive iu Information oy 'd
dressing no .....,. . $1,000
Norriaonn. ! q o. 3t. Walnut St. Philadelphia,
nj hId' Cor IL" ted t1''- an In ,aas
Inc ayster can De- until October 81 III IN opcr llln
At the Novelties Exhibition Of Franklin Institute Ph Ia
dcphi1.
lTkNIrTRE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-Ihc
icstahshcd busn,-s OF j. -. Nuhrr sons VIII e
sold for h,n stock. ut o. sickness prop
ery t"rm OF yeart 4 ply al the "atcIvoh'
nixon c"r. u navy SIS, Bio)Alyu.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM.
~ Frs C. IL. NORTHAM AND CoNTINEYTAI Isr
Peck Slip. Pier IS, +. r. at D. n ~,
speciIi trains for 81 ERfDEN HARTFORD, SPRINGPIIih
HOLYOKE &c Tickets sold ana baggage checked atssI
broadway \. Y and Court-st, Brooklyn. EIcursia b,
EVIL Have 81 80.
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DOPULAR SCORE Line -FOR ROSTON

AID tie Ela All rail from ap CeCfTll dc pot Tb
espIess irur daily SlC'sys scer;eii IL postan a. g.
iarlcr ar fttscre art pa-sHe st.g-
inS cars. >mcayS q II iw, psare sieer tOg o..)
h"wErt fast cyprces leaves a. and teG Depot psfior
h. W. PCPfLE, Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" Trims leave Chsipbcrsst Depot for EnglewOod
Clnster Fremont ami Nyack T. $50 10 M. 80 400
b40 $40 $50 p. m IL midnight Sundays !. y a. H. ana
TaHurf Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 A. m $3.50 p. IN
Sunday, 0 a M
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WHITE STAR LINE.
etcamt cais ano RAILROADS.

=
sTONINGTON Line
y. o,,.so. I IM- rp.5 dSm,oriabIc lin. to
ONLY rRovd dr5 \ E.w gqI nElsnd Points
ca 40 steamers %E VI FIR 49, yo,tH 2iyGT ;ooD,
-. u.. sunday r at ? ?. ~ Broadway and
OF cr nss run o.. S &c . 10 ''T reclining
BOSTON ems ne" 5 5c1 WIN .rc,mer and
f' 70 p Sil %.t 5 general Agent
and syHd :cd M IT, 9'y G S''a
cept sunday, at . D
ALBANY BOATS-.People's Line."-DREW
tot Of Cahas every weekday AT D. m. connecting with
departure &C. S2i" >0''' 1'D "''~ '''''' ~
4 -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CAISkILL
Cornwall Ncw9urg MaiS9ro Milton oaSESs Stems c aRs
iE %S S reSSd' G every cry
aS, at wSe Es5 y qS us q, N
A TROY BOATS - CITIZENS, go Linz I6y
- 80 berth Included steamers SAKtIoGA ana ~ or
dturaa SaS az G'Sr M sandY touches at Hbny
iL NJ aai cArsKILL foot otJAY
ST. N - sHt s' on Efy 6LIHH Bi:rH INCLUDED.
NAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
An Is, ana s& WI F9H pl st n Ri bXi nFS,
SUNDAY eIcepe HrdiRs al EePESrs EicGsslon nc tets
reeiucsd rates special rates - p'rtios
T1AIL BOSTON. 50 00l FARES
L fEIyEER EEEtiWir39IEyTkR co. REDUCED
Firstcass limited tickets.
Corresponding reduction 10 all Eastern points
Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave Now York on AL
tcrnae DAYS (Sundays included 1t p M from ilsr ~
North RIVER Murray st, connection VIA ANNA ooaV
from Hrnok lyn 50 D. H.; Jersey city, D. M ,,,-r
LONG WATEE ROUTE. Full. NiGli > hES a.,
Five trains (, Boston' snort ran ru' 'nio '0 ~
-. ......, n, all rr.pcinal no
col, transfer and TIC ket Offices Office Pier Is, and on
ste"un3eEpSnrN e IOyELI. GEO. J.. CONNOR
A,zA Gen. Pass. Agent, New-f ork.