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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06
Printing Presses Broken.
WHY SOME FAILED TO GET THEIR PAPERs IN
TIME,

Some of our subscribers, we are sorry to
know, failed to receive their SPECTATORS as
early as usual last week. This was caused by
two accidents. About O'Clock Wednesday
morning, after the greater portion of our edi-
ton had been worked off, a chain on our press
was broken which made it impossible for us
to print any more papers with it that morning.
In this lamentable predicament, we had an &C
commodatipg employee of the Valley Viroinian
walked up, and ask ed if we could have the re-
naming portion of our edition printed On the
press ofthat office. He very kindly and prompt
ly consented, whereupon our forms were TAX en-
to that Office to be printed, but unfortunately
as preparations were being made to print, 3
screw on that press was broken, SO that 1t wat
impossible TO print the papers until that press
could be repaired, which could not be done til
about O'Clock, SO that by the time the papers
were printed, it was too late to get them off
time to go by the first malls. and thus 1t war
that some of our subscribers, much to our re.
greet, failed to receive their papers as early a.
usual. We are under obligations to the Valleg
Vir9iniGn office for the courtesy extended and
the assistance rendered, and to MIR. Stockton,
the machinist. for the promptness with which
he had the Virginidn's press repaired. When
anything occurs to prevent subscribers from
TtC6lVluS luelT papers III uue IlID0, as worry.
ing as it is to them it is much more SO to the
publishers
w. HI. WELLER has returned
from New York, and is receiving the lates,
Novelties in AUTUMN and WINTER DRESS
FABRICS. which excel in variety. richness
and quality, any previous offering. sep29
More Than Was Contracted For.
John A. Stewart of the firm of Ledbeter &
Stewart, well known contractors, at No. La
fayette ave., was one of the three fortunat.
holders of q one-f1fth interest in ticket 9406
which drew $4,000 at the July drawing of Tn.
Louisiana State Lottery. A Tribune represent
tative found Mr.. Stewart at his elegant hom.
at 736 Cass ave-, aud learned 1t from his OWL
lips. Said he: Some time before the July, 1856
drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery, my
friends W. J. Sullivan aud William Hertebu.
of this city and myself parted with S. each TO
fifteen different ffths interest in tickets. I
was my first venture. We expected nothing
but we received notice that ticket No. 49, 06 II
which we had fifth interest, had drawn $40 Oaa
and a check for $1,000 was received. and we d.
vided equaily.''-Detrot (Mich.) Tribune. July
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Novelties in HANDIIERCHIEFS and No.
sIERY, at We11er'S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Have on seen the handsome line of Wr APPS,
oc6 at Shirley & TAYLOP?S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06
More Than WAS Contraeted For.

Have you seen the beautiful Persian
ShawIS, at Shirley & TAYLORS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06
1870 ACRES

of fine land. admirably located and in a high
state of cultivation. This land has long been
celebrated for its unusual cropping qualities.
md is regarded as one of the best tracts in the
county. 1t has been greatly improved In the
ton throughout. A new plank fence extends
along the entire 'front.' and all of the cross
fences are in thorough order.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

JACKETS, and NEW M ARKETS, at
sep2s VVELLERsS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06
l VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

In consequence OF business engagements In
attention, offer for sale privately, my farm
lying three miles North of Stanton, and
about quarter of a mile East of the Valley
Turnpike. The tract is part of the old Wayt
DoIIf tot,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

There is no use to send work to the job Off
ces in the larger cities when 1t can be done az
well and as cheap at the SPECTATOR office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

THE CHURcHES.-At the First Presbyt .rian
church last Sabbath a collection was take IN UP
for the benefit OF the Charleston Is. c. Pres Byte
rian chorch and SOC, or more, were obtain ed for
that purpose
At the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Rev. John Landstreet, of West Virginia
preached in the morning. At night, DR.. e ard
uer occupied the pulpit, and gave notice that
there would be services every night dusring
the week.
According to the recommendation of the
General Assembly, the Presbyterian Corgre-
cations III this City will observe thanksgi wing
day. Thursday, the 9TH inst. They will Unite
IN the services which will be held in the Lee
ture-room Of the First church at II o'c lock.
A.. M,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Ladies. if you want anything in the way of
Velvets, Shirley d TAYLOR'S is the
place to get It, oc6
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

SILK RHADAMAHS. SILK VElOURS,
Lack Silks, SILK TRISC"ISES, Just re-
ceiyed at WeIler's. sepS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Mr.. A. E. Spy.gue. of Richmond. arrived on
the train last Thursday night in a helpless
condition. ard was conveyed to the Hale
House. DR.. Shelton was called to see him.
Mr.. Sprague's condition was hopeless as his
| health had long since yielded to lung disease.
which had manifested itself in aggravated
form. He died Sunday night. Friends of the
deceased rived before his death. The body
was conveyed to Richmond Mond ay.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Have you seen the Der 1ful E7AILLE
F n A N @ AIS E Sill * f5-all
shades-at Shirley & CAYLORS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

w. H. WELLER has returned
from New York, and is receiving the latest
Novelties in AUTUMN and WINTER DRESS
FABRICS, which excel in variety. richness
and quality, any previous offering. sep29
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-10-06

Cattle little better than last week; receipts
24O0; extra 5Ha5% cts. good 434a5 cts, medium
4a411 cents. Sheep and Lambs; receipts Is 900
urine Sheep ~ cts. good AZ cents. medium
4a44 cents, common 215a3 cts; Lambs 315a6l
cts per Id. Stock Ewes 314a3A cents per 10
Hog market active; receipts $500, selling al
sas% cts for State. and 634a7 cts per ID fol-
Western.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Ceaal Notlres.

FIFTY FIFTH -ST.-Supreme Court Of the
state OF Ncw.YOrk, FIRST Judicial District Thomas
tenuents
OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale mado
and enor tho above entitled action the 3Oth day OF
DeoemJer 1885, tho unders nei the refoee named IN the
Will sell public At tno Heal Estate
Exchange and AUCTION Room lllitedl M Nos 81 20 eS
Liberty The City OF NewYork. Thursday the 2sth
day 1856 at ~ o'clock noon on that day by John
Auct the in said JudgneLt
toned and therein described As oilow to witf .
All tha ain lot parcel OF land. with the dwell
thereon erected situate and eeinf ON tho
nofhsrY SIDE OF 65th " IN tho city Of Aew York and
bounded Described follows to wit commencing the
norhey side Of 55ths at point distant ono bun1rel and
fort, 4 feet aud four - In hes west OF he corner
by tho OF the NORTH Iy side OF 66h st.
with the Westerly line Of the save and running thence
and parallel With the norbery line OF b5tA st. nine
teen m nine ~ inches 70 other lands o. The rad
xs ana bnndred OUl feet and
no OF the block 65th and 6et thence sastory
aio, 40 centre limo nineteen feet 8 iacbes
thence southory parallel with the l.tava Ana psrt
s5tn st hundred iOo eet a1a ayo ne place
OF be ginning. ADoLfH l. sA GEE aoteroe'
~ Wall st AsNYoft Clty.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
IDENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January II, 1885.
q GREAT n n n n N II LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Courandt stree;
Ferries, as follows;
Harrisburg ittsburg and West with Pullman Palace
Chcaeo Limited Of arOr Dining smoking and Sleeping
wiihS@sPort Lock Haven a. m p. m. CORY and Eric
sts M eonpecting at Cory for 1ftusyilc Petroleum
Baltimore Washington tho south. Limited Washington
m; arrive Washington 400 y. and sac D M arrive
and % nj and ND II prh sunaex Sao sS ana $50 ~ m
and 3 p m and " night
For Cape May. except syt Sunday liidHa:@.
On sunday s:I5 and p N. 100 not stop al AsSury
Norfolk Railroad, 500 week DAYS and p. in. every
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
At Jersey Cty aordnR speedy and direct transfer for
Tram. Arrive fIon Pltt.orrs. 7so $40. II.so 500
SO ml?O' 326 ;S9 & 80 926 aad 1895 m Sunday.
Scpha 500, $50 800 $50 $40 sa5 $50 Io&o, iiso
q, m; leo q $40 1880 $50 G:2o $50, 72o $50, 92o.
$40. ll;3j a. m, 3:20, $780, 6;5j. e2O.p35, lO35 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trans leave New YORK via pesbrosses and Court
$50. 5:so. = % chicago Limited, and 10 Washington
p M aud Il nlGSi Aeco9moda;iOn oS 80 lio anu M,
aud 440 D. ~ SUNDAYS; L1pIess 6:l5. % LimitedI.
Trains leaving NewOrk daily except sunday at7s6 > and
Ilioa m l. z. T. and p m, and p. M on sundays.
Relmnnz trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia,
Innilcd Express LA and 45o p. f2:ls. 8. SO
& sos snG mo- m 1s4S 0 S0'GaH %med aS SsS &SS
Leave pdcO6 VI. s Camden @ e. m daily except SUNDAY
and foot o; Desbro'ses and Courandt Courts and
RSyn S a 3R3'f tGSt Si cFy @ E%n
Ticket ofire No battery place and Castle Garden -,
baggage from 10; ell cSl,tI Sge TeSidences ,roon
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
NEW .IERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

v y. T. . tsfNr nj
IOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR ~ SlNho W"
PLEASURE TRAVE El- ruH wFar
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is Al1N11o pIvtR
SHORE OF THE W0RLDFAMED1 II HVDN0oM1 DMN0oM1NTAINs.
AND TmRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY oF The
on ana ser Dec 18TH 1885, trains will leave West '2d'A
All trnns leave from new downtown station foot OF NHe
North River 20 minutes earlier than from i"''Vi "'''
Detroit and Chicago a. $780, $40 p IN sleep
through. - ,,-.........,oh
Uufalo Rochester suspension Bridgc NIAGARA rAs Wow
m y N Sleepers and parl0r carr.
Irca and SYRACUSE o. ll:2O o. m, 'ouO, Ply n
iIghand Po'keepsle and Catskill, $50 ll'Zo a. in'
Kingston sauxerties and Albany, - o. ll'So
a m. 3;5j 600 $40, -lI:lO p NJ "a -
Saratoga YEA ALBANY llt20 a. m: o.nv 7, vi
foL ~ monIoal an anu 20 m 1000 's:l0p. m Toronto
amp ,Soo Tsspt psaturday othOr trains daily OK
For ncsois tables, psr9r or ,sgpbt Sbotsa ~ Hudson
st brooklyn, Court ST. Annex Srosdwsy I6s Bowery,
and shore stations foot o. %"rsss vail Il
Javst North Mver. WcscoWs .Ina.. orders can be
check baggage from hotels and res'dshnoSn nSnY GoNETE
ieft at cEet o1ecs onna,s1 % as.ss ssr AKont
$50 Broaiway--
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
y sion al routes a, greatly reduced rs,ss Ws fot
ths beIths reserved two weeks IN advance
LAHsIA0's RAILWAY 1tekot omcs. yS1 hxesowS'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
REAL ESTATE.
n,rs,SEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

n,.o most week has been marked by several
-, q, nortant sales showing high prices. The price
;.ad Mt the auction sale Of No. % Broadway has ex-
,.a considerable comment 1t is stated that two ap
were appoin by members OF the Jones family
- alus the property. They agreed on 900 as the
market value. The excess reanzea, StoooO ~ ene re-
suv sus aud the Union Trust Company. The gentleman
Ialn ntine the Union Trust bid up to the full limit
allowed him. but II is staten Una. su ne nt hs vi
SnuSbt be property under half million The properly
produces a net rental OF $4,000 over and above al
rroperty was sold W. &. schermerhorn j. r. Cham
ferain and A. L. Man. -...,..
% folio Ing the amounts realized from auction
.aiss of real estate in New-York and Brooklyn:
Week ending Week ending Corresponding
New-YorR.. sl4OUzo SI'lVi sou SoA1y
The sales reported by private contracts during the
week were numerous and considerable in amount; "A
brick store No 445 Grands at. was sod 1or
sI7 500 to DR. James. Richards x Sause nave leased
the Knickerbocker apartment building at ana
twenty ghth-st. to f. Rode for nye years ~ y. ia,
ear 4 Sou sold the fourstory dwelling, No. Az West
seyentecnths:., to 5. W. Kneyals llchDorne heroso
soId the dwellings Nos 1,045 and 047 Lexngtonave
so William Cohen for $4,000. Amos X. Emo disposed
~ fnr lots at the northwest corner OF Nnthave and
Sirtesnthet to william Rankin. j. j. Coady Co. sold
two lots the south side OF tIthnhth,st; east OF
E,n,haye. for 10000 to George KICK. w. w. MOnta-
rne solI the three story brick dwelling No. 447 West
FiSbteenth-st TO Leo Won Flenier for $7,46O. j. %.
"a West nehundred and yfifthst, for $4,000,
avd Pcken Lilly the rve-story tenement No. 1859
Firstave. to Joseph Hammell for $4,000
Al the brokers call Edgar Tucker offered residence
M tho shore of Staten Island, near Clifton for $3OOoO
gohn r Foley offered TO loan ID sum of money on prop
erty around Madison Square aud Fifthave at and dig
CIV CIV oaUf Alden AZ Stone olferel to lease a factory
b0xl 90 on the east side below Houson-s, for $4,000
ner YEAR suitable for cigar factory. Alden stone
xate houses streets between Twenty sixth and
Thirty third sts and Fourth and Fifth ayes
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from CbambeTsst Depot for EnglewOOd
Cosior mont ami NyacE T. $780, 10 M. 30 400
b:4O. $40 $40 .. m II midnight sundays 7. a. and
Nannei spring Valley and Monsey T. IOa m, 4;5O p.
Eu nlava q "A. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Gotels.
Uinisr Resorts

HAMILTON HOTEL, BERMUDA,
Il WILL OPEN NOVEMBER Is
This house s provided with all modern enonces IN.
cudng eocrc bells gas hot End cold water baths 30 The
house 10 situated TIE highest ground in the and
nands extensive views OF tho surrounding country hnd ad
iacent islands u, elevator position dryness
perfect drainage Diving boa Ing and 6shas uneIoeled
The cuisine and service rDcxCepuonabe THIS delightful
WALTER AIKEN. Proprietor.
H. III. SULLIVAN, Manager
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
rifrrtr1is anb RAILROADS..
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

A IL FARES REDUCED VIA
a sToNINGToN LINE INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence s. IS to Boston So frstolase Steamers
leave new per d North River block above Canal
St. st $50 y. daily Sunaay q train with
paror rccing chairs between steamers landing ans
Boston without charge
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
u NEWYORK, W.HAVkN AND HARTFORD R. r.
Trains harlem River Station corner 1872 st aud
Imconave Third Avenue Bird Harlem River
Third Avenue Elevated Raroad day except
Sundaya at 6i5 1:jo 9;lO 1000. 1l:j5 2:lO 3:5j
440, b4O $40 and 500 for Port Morris Casanova
Point, Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest, West
Chester 1npsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow (Ciy
IsandL Pelham Manor aud NewR Rochelle. connecting at
Rochelle with trainf for all the OF
Ihe NewYork, New-Hayen and Hartford Railroad, Shore
Line Air Line Divisions; New-Canaan Middletown,
NcwBntan and Sued Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tions a. 1910 a. laily. except Mondays.
sunday trains fol New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
iious 1900 end $3.50 tho latter tra connecting
Rochelle with way trains to Grand Cent depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
PED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

KEU u LINE UF . EAMOHIPo.
FOR La GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo, CURACoA AND
MARACAfBO.
From Pier 80 East River.
VALEN IA....................-. Thursday. Jan %.
CARACAS. Saturday, feb 20.
These AMERlCAN SrEAMEHS specially built Tor the
trade have very superior accommodations for
All letters that be sent the tbs
VIII be providing
closed IN stamped envelopes denomination sufficient
cover tho United States Of cents hafOunce
For freight or passage apply 10
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
V1HE NEW LINE

BETWEEN
HEW-fORk; ;PHILApELPHGA. AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
onOJl ltS FASiER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
on ana alter December T. 1881 ork Philaeloht.
Norfolk isaroaa Company viii Fast Day Night
hpfess bctwron Newlok and Cape Chlres Irplna leave
NeN fork VIA Pennsylvania railroad, Sa m Jaya and
m daily. arriving Ot Point comfort q d m wceS daT.
hbd 30 daily. No tOk 800 D. IN slCen
Ing urs through from Ncw.York Cape Charles ana Parbr
Crr from Phialelphia without change Tickets paror car
sats sud seenE Der hs any Tcs Once
% the Ponnsy wanna I>ilToad Company - 0
Il Is Co X o. GEM Pas4 and Ereiaht Are,,
H. W. DUNE. Superintendent "e0'~
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Giiuanons Danteo--femdles.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MALE AND FEMAtE HELP
TIE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established in 1852. incorporated 1894
q. ODELI. President. T.. V. ODELI. Treasurer
". Ii. PRossER, secretary N. A. KELLOGG Attorney
Main once 1877 Broadwsy and 100 West 34th-st ~ Y
p.ooL,.u }3lS and $50 fnlton-st.. PieTrepOnt
htooAnh' Also S46 Fulton.st. near Vanderbl-ave
Tho references Of All applicants for stuaton.
xatod.
iAU private family. No. Al, at
l3l7 Broadway.
COoK-Fir class, private family. No. ~. at 1877
Broadway.
COOK-Fngiish Protestant; young and thoroughly
petent No. G AZ. NJ l8l7 Broadway
COOK and ASSIST WASH.-ls good private family cook.
No ID a.. at No 1877 Broadway.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK.-Neat young coored girl No
f. 20. at i.3l7 Broadway. - -
NURsE-By a neat young German girl No FAC, at 1917
Br adway -
COOK.gFor hotel; ia an excellent meat cook only No.
WNfTFR-Weil recommended. At 100 West saith At.
WATCHMAN Kitchen Usetulman. At lOJ West
C0ACHMAN. - Thoroughly competent No. lO9 West
3lth.sL M. X.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW
L. NnKK. LAkL EkIL AND MEsTERN RAILnOAD.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILR0AD
AAnsee"'" o. sd 49, 80 ID 'S1 Snn,s eIftt aIisr Defo ON
o. m-paiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
fa!O. Niagara fal, and Suspension Bridge. sleeping
coaches noruesyo to ncinnati and Bu1ao 10 Chicago
solid Pullman train Of Day and Hotel sleeping olches
No extra charge for fast time. Arrives MeaiV lie Il0
900 10 n M. and 81 Lo1.s 7.So tho second morning
p m Daily buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited" arrives
pop sr night train R Between Sew YSfk and Huao
p DAILY. Chicago Express for the west solid train
mira. Baa4lo Niagara Falls cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and rassac, o oi6, 72o 100 9,S0 lo;2O
% 9S & 'IaS g. 200 SSHf 70 STaay' @ z midnight IT,
rs. $40 $50 40 6ot. 5i6. $50 80 8 10 $50. 80
$50, 1890 M y W@idRigght @ SUNDAY bs5 49, iO2o
New ark aud Paterson via NewA[k, 6t3 500 80 1000
II 80 a. M 100 20 20 . 20 o62o AZ oV"P o m''and
sGifefn s6i5 7.5o 30. 1920 a M las, $50 $50 8,
S45 80 ioe0 m IS, 8 80 p M, aud ~ lnidu ght
warwick 445. 75O. l09O a m, 4:SO N. Sundays 545
Newbarg and Cornwall 100. S.so 4so, p. sun
RondOat aud Kingston and Montgomery a. $50 IN.
Sunday y 80 a IN. soIanioD a. M. kundays excepted
So m. sunday SIS $50, 1870 @ $50 Z pm
hadetovn ! % 6s5t 80 q 10 20 a is3 ESQ; 30 =
~ and 8 so p m. with Now York. ontario
Western railroad at Manst The a train stops at
Fort JerVis 44s 7,o. Q, 1920 a m AsO T. g. $50 p m.
SUNDAY 81. ln20 a n 80 30 Pm ms,on
p m every Gheen minues 6i5 p m. to lOi6 IN. eyorg
thirty minutes, and ll46 y. IN. Sundays every thirty
Ticket. passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches te Oba ned and orders for the checking
Mos 4o or sS7 nfoaSSay is7 westst S " 30 Court
1ans from the Vest srvS in at 7o
7SO, II rs a. m and 1920 p IN. -,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
F66I 6F y ITginTY NJ ~ IN N6a n RIVER.

II NEW JENS CEN lkAI DlNlSIONt
df12t 9F Eosgd "a 81 aIygf " f3s,
lis@'F S,S aO. .iSS jsS 5'3S 80
D 3 H s S ConS
DTAWTNG ROOM CHiis on all Day Train, and SLEEPING
a5 a S5 sa5 n s aRS Ssrsn Ss 3
.s al So $50 M, 10 SO s 1892 1899 M TS iSS ssS 'GS
For Ro HATESo fra and nniGfPgBURo II penn
For Fo'G% G%iiLIlfiAaspoRr- IL suNBURY LEwIsBURo and
vo4 MAHAHYY ~ SiTG a IA stS M 81 s sob SocH M
Ills Loo 1850 AGO. $780, o4'. 200 m Sundays.
gSr sc!!ASTgE e Zoo; s4I%@ .S!tSp.@T 7oo o,,,
III I :, so n ~ Ss&sP r. p,' ,o 50. 400
For III = iiIeHTm. H. lo%N and MAUcH CHUNK
100. 40 s.6 m. 100. 1850 $40. $40 p. sunday
FSfE%s Of at 4oo, 7.oO. fA5 LOO l;sg St5, 400
For HIdm BRIDGE BRANGm at 400. s;i5 N. 400
fcr III 'MINGToN ZOO s4s a. n 100. 1880 400 4;oo.
500 $3.50 D. N. Sundays 1850 D. M -
FOR soMERyiLLL st Loo o. 100, SAB 1880 il;l5a 5a
g&io & 700 100 4$ s:is. ioscp pm m Sundays 4;C6 soos.
r6t 1Ie Px iS PSgp 400 Goo 100 s s45 os :ge
5iao - = 800 $50 100. 7sd SIS Sso lo;$" isSJ
p IN. SUNDAYS. 800 500. $40 a. m- l2'Oo m lSo 400
,e SS So Lg%Sca Xxx iYo GRoyE An ra
px1s 5V 'S e11op Lot c@a n TO1c hS az AZ
For For fEkxEKTEwo5D IONS RIVER and BARSEGAT
For tITY tSSP %lNELAND BRrDoEToS at
4:30 O.. m. loo D. III.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. &, North River via Sanoy Hook
Eor HIGHLANDS. SEABRlGHr. LONG BRANCH
'IAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER aud BARNEUAT 4yUp pm
TickeIs be rocnrec foot OF LDeriyst Pier No
North vers ~. 2U7. 26l. 2S7. A. 0A ll4O and l82S
broadway; 669. 757 aud 40 6thave Rivingon St 10 II
q 1i3 .Ureenwich-st: lao. 10 Fast ll5A
R2O Bowerv, s!a ST. and prnciral hotels IN New
YORK In Brooklyn at NO. COurLI 1Ol BlOadway;
bi9 $50 Futon 2iO, 373 Manhattan ave In hoDOkcn,
ES4 Washin stons T. Transfer company viii call for
and gage rom hotels residence to destination
Il ~ MOOiTEk c. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass ana lmke hG
H. r BALDWIN. e.. f. p Agt, ll9 iberly ST. Ny
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. JAN 16, 1856.
No pubc auctions held at the Exchange
md Auction to-day.
The total amount realized the Exchange and Auction
Poem from public auction sales OF CITY real estate for the
xtex ending with saturday Jan. 10. was Sl2l5,o6O.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
L AMERICAN OPERA SFASON
GHAND OPERA sung lii the ENG LIS III LA N0UAOE.
IHEODORE THO HOMAS......-.-........ Musical Director