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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-07
Punahou Preparatory School,
V AL u ABL E
Sugar Property
FOR LEASE.

The owners of the Princevillc Planta.
tion Co. have decided to offer for lease
Ior term OF years part of their prop
erty at Hanalei, Kauai.
There are about 800 acres of rich land
suitable for sugar or rice cultivation in
Hanalei Valley, which can be delivered
up as soon Us the present crop of sugar
Is taken off; with about $50 acres more
valley land which can be turned in Mt
TIE expiration of the present lease in
April, 1890.
There are 300 or more acres of good
sugar land in the uplands, well irripat.
ed, which can also be delivered M AZ
fast as the present crop of cane is har.
vested.
There are 180 acres of land in the up.
lands planted with sugar cane for the
crop OF 1881, which will be sold upon
favorable terms. '
All OF the lands in this estate have an
abundance OF water, thus insuring good
crops.i
There are scows, plows, tools, railroad
and cars, carts and implements neces-
sary for planting and harvesting crops,
which will lie sold upon favorable
terms; also, go head of well-brnken
working oxen, which will be offered for
sale in lots to suit purchasers.
The mill is in good order and capable
of manufacturing so tons of sugar a
week.
All of the above lands will he leased
together with the mill for term of
years, or the owners will run the mill at
their expense, grinding The sugar cane
in shares.
GY- For all particulars apply to Chas.
Koclling, Manager at Hanalei, or 10
G. BREWER q CO.,
Agents at Honolulu.
Pc. JONES. Sec'y P.PCo. 172w
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IMPORTANT SUGAR TRANSACTION.
MOST OF THE HAWAIIAN CROP GoES
INTO NEW HANDS.

After the arrival of the 5. ).
Mariposa in Honolulu on August
9Th, it was bruited around that
Messrs. Atherton, Glade and Jones,
who had come home from the Coast
by that vessel, had not succeeded
in coming to an understanding with
Mr.. Spreckels regarding next years
crop of sugar. On the face of it
this looked decidedly blue for the
Hawaiian planters other than those
of Mr.. Spreckels' own company,
"The Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Company" 1t was more than
doubtful if our sugar could be dis
posed of farther away than San
Francisco, to advantage. The ques-
ton naturally occurred, =" why
cannot the planters out in the cold
treat with the American Refinery of
San Francisco?" But the answer
was that the sugar seeking disposal
amounted to probably over $4,000
tons, while the American Refinery
can only work up 10000 tons in a
year. The next question, which was
put to two of the returned delegates,
was, "Can the Island planters not
make it an object for the American
Refinery to enlarge it's scope, by
ensuring them their crop and, if
necessary, taking stock in the estab-
lishment?" This was not directly
answered, but the proposition was,
noticeably, not objected to. 1t has
proved that negotiations were al
ready opened for that identical
scheme. By the S. S. Zealandia's
mail of Saturday came the intelli-
gence that the American Refinery
Company had contracted to take the
portion of the Hawaiian crop offered,
increased its capital to a million
dollars and begun measures for the
enlargement of its works. 1t is as
certained, further, that some Hawaii
an planters have taken stock in the
reorganized company. The name
of M. S. Grinbaum & Co. appears
in the incorporation list, which in
itself is guarantee of financial stabi-
lity. A very important phase of the
new arrangement is the matter Of
sugar freights. Hawaiian planters
have the privilege of selecting bottoms
for the transportation of their croI
upon the most advantageous terms
available. 1t is claimed that a con
siderable saving may be made OF
this score. However, on this AM
other points we shall express III
opinion at this juncture. For TIN
present, we give simply consensus
of the views of others upon the nev
sugar deal, which will be found be
low.
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NlR SALE OR LEASE.

w L have been authorized to offer for
w sale or lease the elegant house
and premises owned by L. B. Thomas,
situated on the corner of Piikoi and
Pensacola Streets. The house contains
four large rooms on the lower floor and
four airy chambers and bath room On
the upper floor. Hot and cold water
pipes throughout the house. This pro.
perty is too we'll known to need further
de.criplion. For particulars apply to
AVERY & PALMER,
General Business Agents,
1873 No. &C Fort ST.
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Wanted, Outside Work.

A STRONG, healthy German. aged
IA about 2S, wants work. VIII make
himself useful IN all kinds of outside
employment j. f. WlSEMAN.
ttS Al
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ATTENTION 1!

HEADQUARTERS Gro. w. DE LoNG PosT,
No. 40 Dept. Cal, g. a. Il.
rJNHERE will lie II regular meeting of
i the Post at the Post Room to-mor-
row, TUESDAY, Sept Sth, at Z 80 PM.
Important business. Full attendance is
reaucstcd. N. Il. EMERSON,
Post Commander.
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FOR SALE.

nNE Phaeton, Business Wagon,
" Break, set of blacksmith's and
wood workers. tools. Iron and carriage
material. Apply to
lO5 I'm G. REWCASTLE, 80 King st.
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FOR SALE.

nNE full Nickle.platcl bicycle, 80
" inches, nearly new Cheap. In.
quiro of R. MORE & G y, King ST.
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NOTICE.

MIR. d. L. AlIPlIART hereby init
lNl mates that he has this day with
drawn from the firm of Soyong & All
phart, and that he will carry on the bpsi-
ness of an Employment Agency, Anglo
Chinese Interpreting, Collecting Ac-
counts and other Agency Business at
Sun Kim Lung Co.'S, 43 Hotel street.
ll2tf
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of the American Refinery are being
enlarged by the addition of wharf,
warehouse and manufacturing facili-
ties. The business has also been
reincorporated with enlarged capital,
which is now $1,000, 900. The now
life infused into the enterprise is
supposed to argue well for its sue
cess, and at the same time will prove
a good thing for consumers.
(Mdrh:et ReUieso.)
1t would not be for the interest of
the city or coast to have this de-
generate into life or death struggle
of any long standing. Manufacto-
ries require to be promoted and
fostered. Sugar refining among us
has had remarkable growth, and
it is one-the leading one of those
industries that have been able to
sustain themselves and hold their
ground in the face of Eastern com
petition, and this despite many OBJ
stacles. 1t has now attained n
value of sixteen to seventeen million
dollars year, and every year in
creasing. We have encroached on
the territory of Eastern refineries
and have driven them almost al
together from this market. 1t is
our interest to be able to do this.
Were both refineries closed to-mor-
row we should be deluged with
Eastern sugars, and not only that,
but our grocers would find these
same Eastern men selling to their
customers at their very doors. 1t
is, therefore, all important that we
should hold on to the sugar trade.
Brisk competition is the life of
trade, but competition that kills
is of questionable benefit.
(Eyening Post.)
Among the jobbing trade very
little stock is taken in the yarn
about big sugar fight. The tend
ency of all the sugar markets of the
world is towards higher prices, and
the planters of the Hawaiian Islands
will realize handsomely on their
crops this year. A gentleman who
ought to know says that the crop
will approximate $4,000 tons, of
which the California Refinery will
handle at least $4,000 tons, includ-
ing the $4,000 tons of the Hawaiian
Commercial Company's plantation,
and the American Refinery will
handle 10000 tons if its capacity is
sufficient.
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The completion of the new Bishop
Hall of Science, fully equipped for use,
offers rare facilities in this department,
which is in charge of PROF. l.. l.. VAN
SLYKE, q specialist from the Univer.
sity of Michigan.
BY the addition of over 600 volumes
of carefully selected books increased
advantages arc afforded in the Literary
Department.
Lessons in Vocal Music, Drawing and
French by the former able instructor
are given in the regular course without
extra charge
Punahou Preparatory School,
Under the efficient management of MISS
r. V. HALL as Principal, offers excel
lent advantages for those wishing to
pursue preparatory course. III 2w
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NOTICE.

MR. NJ. d. MONSARRAT, surveyor
.Nl can be found at his Office, Mer-
chant Street. III 1w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATrrREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

1t was another day of light dealings and mar
row fluctuations values at the Produce Exchange yes
terday. Even furry in November corn In chicago
failed to affect the market here to any apprccaDe eA
tent Cash wheat was without decided change; there
was no export demand and purchases for home wants
trivial The options opened 40 . cent ie.II, o
later the advance lost ana prices eased on al "a b
The close steady at the inside hgures ana S@
ls cent lower. Here the last quotations.: My
ber 9lls; December, 9 Glen, J@nu9qu" corn corn
cash lots also quiet, aud shippers TOOK oHlg
81 600 bushels. The options at one time scOIeu gaa
a cent, bUt the close only steady aU Blu
of is cent as follows; November, 54os DccehDet
53lo; January Asa; February. 1873 cents me o"t7
mAr1et continues and cash lots advanced ~
cent Exporters bought 10000 bushels The option
speculation was only shade better, put prices
ended firm No tho best points OF the
day and l4Gls cent higher at 32as Ior
November 81 for December ana 81 cents for January
The provision markets were without special Ieat9re'
but Lard options made good advance. NOvenDei
showed gain " cents at SO ~ December ~ @o 40
January at SO 43; February AT 50 90 ana M"leh
"a 80 g. -,
At NowYork. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston I'D :
receipts Of grain yesterday were: Wheat, 90't~O
bushels corn 1i7I4J Bushels; oats, 7l,9J1 DusAc5'
total grain BIZ 767 bushels; four 2tOG7 barrels mo
arrivals az CHICAGO. Milwaukee and st. LOUIS weIe
Wheat. 2O9IGG bushels; corn, 1861 bushels; cato
125I16 bushels; total grain, 1929 bushels; Houl'
. = Z nupra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. II (SpeciaD There was more
interest in pork to-day than in wheat In the
latter there the most hundrum market imaghaDe'
with Just as little action possible. Wheat for Deem
opened ss2 cents got up to ss ana ala not get
below cents This just enough to encourage 'he
scalpers They did all the business that was done IN
the wheat pit. In there was more talk, II not more
trading Tho receipts only lo2 cars, and TIE
crowd Of shorts struck with Of the little panlcs
which unexpectedly when trading is as duh as
t has been lately. The November option went rom -
TO - cents with half dozen traders and with OILY
four or i've intervening quotations. Then the price
dropped just suddenly to below - cents There was
really drop Of cents without any trading
at al. All the traders had stop orders to
sell within about y cent Of the opening. When
ore Indicated that De mad for sale, everybody pt-
CAME SELLER aud the bottom dropped right OUT OF me
market. Tho shorts. however, 1uay regret the Dreah
The price ran up - to 4j cents again with sur
pI-Ius rapidly. liner" was an advance OF 80 cents I'D
pot, ard some large uylug. 5chwaH * Duper Cuaa y!
and TIE Chicago Packing Company were al buyers &c
short afternoon board to- l4y q tuic bcarish
AT 9:3O D. H. the close was: December wheat, -
MIS- January, --- cents; November corn u ~ cents
year. n cents. December pork, - TO- January
80 G2l3: December bard, 80 l2i2i January 20 ~
j mary ribs, ~ ~.U u S7i2i Aty oats, '''se 3p%
cents.
Puts on December wheat THIS evening sold ~ 1l2
cents calls ssh cents Tho receipts to-day were lu&
car, Of wheat IpZ OF corn afu $1,000 head ~ hoss
The anticipated receipts to-orro" arc SO cars oi
wheat, 9~ OF corn, aud 10000 head OK hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
IVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
rHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINI;.r Egn IA
DOUHLE TRACk LINE FON ~ -, - "

rHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINI.r EgC "a 90
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR Bl' i-'i-7' W.
PLEASURE rRAN LII, eruE WEST
TIE WEST SHORE ROVIF u AytINE1-6V RINIR,
SHORE OF THE WORLp-FAMEp II N,oI MAINS,
lRoUNp FOOTHILLS or CAISkLLLt ~ or fds
IND TuROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALE
duHANk. - II, isax West 4-d-st
natiOn follows; -.,,lr, foot Of Jly.ft..
north River 20 minutes earlier than l'''' wv
' bc;roit and Chicago 1910 M, -eoo. $40 p l"
nan seepers through. ,,r .l.s,er,
pU6"Io Rochcster. 10, 'lu.lO q. N, 'o'V0' w.
Shoppers parlor cars - .,u .,o11s II 900. $50
p o-... -oa sfO.la li;gS Q. n, 'o;uc DIV
pm D.u.-.u,,a ara Catskill .7:2O, 'lclO' ii'-''
n, Y.55 no. sll:4O ?. m. Albany .7.aJ, sl0.l,
Sn,Sburs hlng SION. Saugcrtes ana .ll''.J' 49,
~ a n, i.5j GOO, $50, .llAO p ~. ,n N M
saYaf.ga via ALBANY i:2O. ll;2o a NJ. Wv Sn5 n no.
EnT%eatIcai ami Canada Fast 12o a VIZ - Va Tor0nta
uswirnn London. alG;lO a. III, '6'tO DIV y "
iol9 ALL SV tran. Gaiy except SUNDAY 81, acc,oal
jcksfs time tables psror or se Pr a. 20 hudson
81 y nforma apply at OnceN az ,ost Fu;tpEstl
49, BTooEiyn. Court ST. Aenei ass sSi Si5, lt l5;
Broadway. 557 Gasy,. ~ s ~ 42ti: .si 100; q
Tat North River. istt a. tess: SEess
So,is sad rsxiisnsea cfGeEs .sh uENEY mon sIl.
A"'-' sn.r.si PASSENGER AscaS
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DHlLADELPHIA AND READlNG r r.
NEW-JEKSLY CkN IttL DINI3Ivt',
FO0T Of LIBER G-s T.. NOn y ~ - f. o.

F10r a. TIBFR = = T., NOh- y ~ L'i,,',.
TIM TbRtF-TAKING tFFECT o -. l. % b.,
Tor PaILADfLPHIA and TRENrON, Bonnp1a ~,
7sG 3'G 2 az t I'M stSDXI5at 400 si5 a. m 5'8' i-o'
R M connection lt wlvae Junction Tor Germ aat
tacstuut nm ut Coumbi1-ayr for Nan'yu O'-'1''
ME fo.2n So Ss Oh all Jay Trains and SLEEPING
R SAS on l Nis ptIILIDELPH. yqta AID GE.er s
G M so S'T>i6iY. as5 a. H.. 50 Zoo n Iair' at
For oGi q p EGHAVET P,ALE and fHILLIP7BUHo P,'a'
POI V&IiiiIAM.PuRr- sUNGURY LJF5}|I66BTR 9 arl
MAHANDY oIlN IT 'i - y "a i mn ig9ll3l 400
Tor HARRIS C ..D al Z: D. 80 ~ NJ .'1'' - .
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For For Tofl E and rTisf5 4 7o' STAN
i.u1. !. %. Bio. "a p. I St.ao' /, "-o'' . 49,
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r aS ~ II i6 rs ti1'7:O - a. uc1 i. 'S 400
r5'f 'lII6GiI BiaDGE EIANCH at AGO. s'-' o 'a' 400
r5 i"F MINGToN ZOO -, m. lco 1850. 400 49,
Fors6MEiYlLE 81 .o q, o. s6 So So $500.
m ~ -a .',. icsii. n s.ua1s. $40. -: Z.
fiSII, 400. C:e5 ZOE. 77:i5 g., 30 :e5 5i5
'U M DAYS 800 -oO, ol5 mg 1900 H. 1871 ''V
So S:o 99' ,A@NtcH '6ptEAN GROVE Sc An ran
80 - lI:1Da m, To-, 800 ~ az ~ = 30" "
,, h.IFtoib at 20 II:oo m $780, 400 300 wv
Trp.. TTAKEwoop. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAI az ''"
: 2; M: =; e4,Ty VlXEIASD AMI ERIDGEr0N a.
4..J q. AL, loo ,. ,,..,..,C,,-
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
from Pic. 40 - Ho an I, l,e yen E'' ~, BKANch
Tor H!oHL.A2EDS1. > ,Si 'FAHIIGAr alp m
Iics.ts IN b, pro,u7ed ~ '-'' o. Or ia ai ii
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SO Bowey. and IrneiM h',-' A ,.r,y s. SIS Fl.,
ton.-t 2lu, Mann tln w. 10 IA ir ANA cck :.
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TARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Arrw-YnRK CENTRAL. AND E1rnSou

~ RIVER Acknowledgement June ~ 81
through trains will ieave Grand Central Depot:
- A. IN ochester and Montreal Express through draw
ing.rOOm cars Rochester, -. Adams and Montreal.
800 Fast Limited Chicago ana 81. Louis Express.
with nnns cars, stopping 40 Albany Utica. Syracuse
Rochester lalC, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
at Chc9"o 20 m, Cincinnati $50 and ST.
LOUIS 7:i0p. m. next day.
Iu.J p. press drawlne-r0O cars 10 Canaan.
daigua Rochester .iaC'ra Falls and Bula0.
III m. Western NeW.York and Northern Express, with
drawing room cars.
so D. ID, Albany Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars. To SaIaOaa, H. LGy ard and Glons
Ialls on Saturdays only go
I d m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
sfp m. Chioagp aud s. Louis Express WI soop1ccars
for Niagara Fills, Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Ill
CaEO and l. louis -, ., to-. -.- - e-
Aubufi no h nd 10 Saratoga also To Montreal. .
tpl5 D. H.. PaSnc ESpCs- with sleeping "a Tor R0cicl
ter Buffalo NIAGARA Fails. Cleveland, Toledo "ui DeOal
10 Watertoygn ogden burg NV except ~iiur
ll.ll M leht Express. Win siecpug,aIs TO Albany
and T-O Connects with the muIui trans for tie West
for the North except saturday nl9htI.
Ticket, on sale Grand Central Depot, NO B0wiigg
Queen Broadway Harlem Depot l-3tirsL and 4thave
and NcscOtts Express Omce-, iarkpLcf near Broad.
way IS and $50 Bro dway, aud O. Vest tnst, Neg.
YORK. 33B WASHINGTON and 80 ultOnsts, bo0.ih and 10
An 81. Williamsburg
procured any ticket Ouccs n NcNlO.S ely and
50 WASHINGTON ST., Br. -. Ign.
baggage ca led toI and c 4eCscd from residence.
these trans daily. al Othe daily except sunday
t1he-C trans stop m Harlem l2Dth.st ami tlIyC.
Ton sunday runs only 10 Albany aul Troy; .,.,.,,.
j. ". IOltEh - " kFN'fl'k.
General Supcuu,cuiant OcpeIa Pdss'hgef Agent
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:|tw 9Jutllrlilou5.
DUBLISHED BY
THE CENTURY co.
now READY.
SAMUEL BOWLES.

r,.r,,oand Times GyGEoEGE s.. MERRIAM
900 ,,,..tos Tins work is not only poItTaltuTc ot
"o - .,r,.o and uln-.slicd personality, who was
oaod NV the world sam Bowles for 80 many years ed t'
~ " snringield Republican" but covers the WAGER ho"
Of mia Times" this hook are desclhe' inc w ems WIZ"
T-piou Lovers Republicans, The two WI = oi
,c pcrracy and the secessonsts The war Is described
g. significance and spirit rather than inmiiary detail
e oe of demonstrations the questions ' The ne" era
Grants two admiustra onsi The greeley 'a"f"'-D' inc
n, reform and specie resumption; the disputed
ry ana electoral commission etc, are all treated by
tAeautl0r.
Troyo,s Price in cloth, - in half morocco -.
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FOX PalLADELPHIA.
THE NEW LINE
..
BETWEEN .....,
j, - r,rrrr ., - ',,ti a ..rr'lTES OLD POM

NETWORK, PITILAa EaT a. e.. - pRfJIN, OLD .oi-'-
COMO RI AND IS. 500 -. -..-,
5HOURS FASTER THAN ANY >t4t Nob "a ~
Tho Ncw.York, Philadelphia e NcrfcF ii.li~esc '"'
now runs Fast Day and ght txpress het"eSl SsN
and cane Charles. Trains leave New York, VA tel9 IA
EiilrOat g. 20 a. week days and daily afVlfe
Point COmfor, 5i5 days and 80 g. n IalS -
flik q D. IL aud Oh sleeping through toHI 80
YORK 20 cape Charles and ParlOr ar frcW fi'dt p
ont change T'Gcts UarlOrCar seats auc seeprg ba'
ie SO Ia IA any Ticket Office OF tls ie.L-f NbHa
Ceneauy r. y COOKE Gen'i Pass. and tre-s-' -'e'N'
IL ". DUNE, eupeIinteE dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
THE ART OF PHEIDIAS.

7-ss.vs ~ CHARLES WALDSTEIN, Professor at Cam
,,id,o England +; NJ \. Columbia College, y. y.
The essays include NUMBER on creek art IN genera ana
M The works Of sculptos OAer than Phedia Illustrated
Win mates and wood cuts. Large octave 400 pp Price
g 90 send for descriptive circular
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0rdcncrs.

A lFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Proessors IeacheTs IGt% nl do'
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Ina thorough elementary NV
Vnrc Ipri.h course drawing. 81 mo IStl grt letoN'
delicate and edward pupils specially, ~ l,ONii,,
BOX %, 1riDUn" ptown once Los bIoiu""''
GRADT ATE OF Smith College gives Eng
"a lsh creek aud Latin lessons oulE gltlS
preparing for college ~ INV PHI a. a.
Tl6%." Box 80. Tribune ujown once LIS hr""l"'F'
rgNrTORS Goycrpc-scS. &c, in every branch
Of art and icarniu-. supple 10 schools ana amle To-
MIRIAM tuNRILiL 81 Last I''i'-''' MA ~ P, -
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE / EACllfho i ~
W pFAT srlDples Professors. Teachers. Goyrrne,7,N
Nfusc,n4 SC t6tooe.s "pl7. Families ana 'huch,S,
-ruorrHr-I CupyI5ts 70 business MINUS
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y ORWICU LINE.

y ORWICH LINE.
y reducuon Of fares t. nj point, Ro,ton SO 49, p
a. So Steamers leave iu y rth River I'' VI a'.
next pcr above street Ferry ~ 4' I' III IA ~
i g vr. SUNDAY.
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etsamtoats auo Railroads.

4 LBANY B0ATS-"People's Line. D-DPpyv
"a and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier A. North R,va w
foot OF Canalst, every weekday D. m connecfina
al points North and West Freight received unl 1ne Of
departure
A TROY BOATS - CITIZENS, LINE
IA Fare 81 30; EXCURSION GOOD DURING SEA snN
S2 So berth included Steamers SARATOGA and CITY 81
TROY leave Pier "A, y. r. foot Chstophes daily eSeen,
Saturday, at Sunday steamer touches at Albany
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKJTT.
"a MOUNTAINS, lanlino az CTanston's twess POINT
Cornwall. Newburg, McTlbOro Milton Poughkepps annj
EsopuJ cOnnectDc WIT Ulster and Della arc stony Gnu
and 4tskill Mountain railroad steamers CITY NT
KIN tSTON and JAMES W BALDWIN leave eve,y
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