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The morning call., 1892-08-09

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION, NEW
" City Hall. San Francisco. July 27, 1892
Sealed proposals viii be received by the Supsrin-
tendeDt OF Common schools, in open session, OF the
board. on WEDNESDAY, August 10 1892 from 8
10 30 p. NJ, for the erection ana completion OF
eightclasSroOm frame school building the school
lot on Pacific avenue, between Broderick and Baker
streets. III This city and county In accordance with
plans aud specifications which may be seen at ths
ONCE OF Charles l. Havens architect of the Board OF
Education, room b5. Flood building southwest
corner Fourth and Market streets.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check IN the sum OF five thousand t5000) dollars
made payable to the order of the secretary of the
Board OF Education, conditional that IL the pro-
posal be accepted and the contract awarded and II
the bidder shall fail or neglect 10 execute a written
agreement and give the bond required within sir
days after the award is made. then and In
the said check shall be forfeited TO the Board Of
Education.
The board reserves the right 70 re ect any or all
bids as TIE public good may require.
The party 10 whom the contract is awarded VIII
be required prior 20 at the time of the execution
OF the contract, TO pay cost OF advertising.
Blank proposals furnished by the secretary.
Iy27 I'd GEORGE BEANSToN, Secretary.
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posrPoNEMEMr-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
i Utah Consolidated Mining Comnany is hereby
pos; poned until THURSDAY, August 10, 1892. az
IL O'Clock noon, at the Office of the Company. Room
SIS, Nevada Block, S09 Montgomery street, San
Fran cisco, Cal BY order of the Board Directors.
jy30 I'd A. Ii. FISH, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business. san Francisco Cal. location OF works
Gold Hill, Gold ill Mining District Storey County
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF sesSment No. A.
levied on the eighteenth day of June 1892 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpec-
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.
PRIMES

California Prunes and Raisins show quiet bust
ness outline with good tone.
In miscellaneous goods, such as Dried California
Lima Beans ana Extracted Honey. previous firm
ness prevails.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-Firm and unchanged.
Coffee - Steady al points advance. Sales,
$3.50 bags August Sl2 SO; September. SIP 60;
Oorcber 65
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the board of directors. maze on the 7th daS OK
June, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF SUCH
stock as may DO necessary Will be sold sc public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, room 90.
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, san FRAU
cisco, California on FRIDAY, the 29th day OF July.
1892 at the hour OF o'clock OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. IogetheE
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
A. n. FISH, Secretary.
offce-Room SO. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California.
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE oF rnE RoARn or EDuCArInN "a

Fog the Erection Of Public School Building
on Pacific Avenue.
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Produce AIarLaf

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras
81 4OG4 so: Bakers extras. 81 l51l rs; superhne
~ 6Oap3 p Dbl.
wHEAT-The week opened trmer in sympathy
with an advance East ana abroad, and futures were
higher. No. !. 81 35Gl 371a; choice, 81 Sss.:
lower grades 81 SO@l 1884 extra choice for milf
ing, 81 40fyl 42i2 ? cti for New.
The morning call., 1892-08-09
Portland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.


PORTLAND. Or, Aug. S.-Clearances. s5o5. geo;
balances s5T 900
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-19

In the discussion Of the question of
immigration it is interesting to note
the countries to which the European
tide is setting most strongly. Accord
ing to the English figures, of total
of 334 452 emigrants from the United
Kingdom in 1891, there went to British
North America 1871; to Australia
10, ia, and to the United States 252,
III. The Irish come mainly to the
United States and Scotch go largely
to Canada. Of Germans 96 per cent.
come to this country, 81 per cent, go
to Brazil and the remaining one-half
per cent. to the colonies i'll South At
RIGA, upon which Germany has spent
SO much. Two thirds of the Italians
direct their steps to South America,
while the Hungarian movement is
now turning toward Argentine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-19

ships and in ordnance, by which the
United States has emerged from its
condition of helplessness at sea, and
by the employment of it's own re-
sources, has distanced it's more expe-
rienced competitors, marks an epoch
in the naval developmen Mt not only of
this country but of the world.
Secretary Tracy then speaks Of the
qualities of the vessels under con-
struction. He believes that they COM
pare favorably with any in the world.
Of the Brooklyn he says: Comparing
the Brooklyn with the most recent
types of armored cruisers of foreign
services, the department feels perfect
confidence in asserting that her often
sive and defensive qualities greatly
surpass those of any similar vessel
af1oat or in process of construction.
Census returns tell US that the
greatest potato producing state in
the Union is New York, which de-
votes to the crop (round numbers be-
ing used in all cases), $40, 900 acres,
and raises 3O,0OO,OOO bushels, or fully
one seventh of the entire crop of the
country. Iowa is second in amount
200, OOO-though it's area of
1877 900 acres is eclipsed by the 2O3, 900
acres which Pennsylvania gives to the
raising of 100000 bushels. Illinois
comes next, both in area and quantity
of product, while Wisconsin and Kan
sas cross each other for fifth place.
The four New England states of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and
however, lead the
country in the number of bushels pro-
duced per acre, the average for the
four states being over 100 bushels an
acre, which is attained by no other
state except remote Washington,
which promises to become one of the
finest potato producing regions of
5he world.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-19
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State News Items.

Two years ago the postmaster gen
eral advertised for models of letter
Dr. John M. Clarke of Burlington
has been appointed the representa-
| tive of the Grand Lodge, T. and A
NJ, of Montana, near the Grand Lodge
of Vermont.
Governor Fuller has appointed
Elisha May of St.Johnsbury director
of the state prison and house of cor
rection, vice Seneca Haselton of Burl-
ington, resigned.
boxes. Some 1000 specimens were
submitted. Of this number five were
recommended favorably. The one
adopted is the invention of Alfred d.
Gushing, a nephew of Mrs G. w.
Spencer of ST. Johnsbury. The box is
in accordance with the "household
delivery and collection SERVICE" re-
Gently adopted by the post office de-
partment, extending house collections
to all free delivery cities. The box is
made in several sizes and designs.
In view of the prevalence of hog
cholera at Taftsville and Springfield.
Governor Fuller has appointed from
the members of the Board of Agri
culture, Charles M. Winslow of Bran
don, Homer w. Vail of Pomfret and
Joseph L. Hills Of Burlington to act as
cattle commissioners until the first of
February, 1898, when the law abolish
ing the office of cattle commissioners
and transferring their duties to the
Board Of Agriculture goes into effect.
A case which is being bitterly con
tested in Addison county court is that
of the Wardens of the First Episcopal
Society of Addison County VS.. Isaac
L. Eels ct al. The case involves the
provisions of destroyed will. by which
the plaintiffs allege that the late Mrs.
Lydia E. Cours of Middlebury gave
the Episcopal church of that town all
her real estate and the use of So 900.
The will was subsequently burned and
Mrs. COurs decided the property to Isaac
L. Eels and Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Sperry
of Cornwall. The church peopIe
claim that Eels got the will from the
probate office and destroyed it when
Mrs. Cours was not in her right mind.
Edgar Rowell, highly esteemed
citizen of Bradford, committed sui
eide at Thetford Dec. IL. He has been
and for time last month he was a
patient of the Fletcher hospita1 in
Burlington. He was a soldier in the
Second Vermont brigade during the
late war, and member of G. 4. r.
post Washburn of that place. While
sick, he was great sufferer. men
tally and physically, and once before
he attempted to take his life by cut
ting his throat. His death will be
greatly lamented.
There was collision between two
freight trains on curve between
and Mortified Monday af-
noon about two O'Clock. The two big |
mogul engines came together with |
force, damaging the boil
ers and wrecking some eight cars
loaded with grain, paper, etc. The
engineers and firemen of both trains /
jumped off and saved their lives.
though engineer Cutter, who weighs /
over $50 lbs, had his ankle broken.
The engines were reversed, but they
were too near to prevent the collisions.
The accident is said to have been caus-
ed by conflicting orders. The loss will /
amount to several thousand dollars.
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of the contest will practically settle
in advance the tariff policy of the
democratic party in the next Con-
gress.
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rrcORnrD NORTGAGES.

Ru,'er Jacob y b. Mutual Liie Insurance CO. : Of
lIO.h..i.w - on. / l'of. mortgages. 2OOl.
Igcgcn James. b cNrcutor Michael Mcdonnell. No !"
w cO'h-st. 4 ycars. sl0 800
Cathollc Church q st Thomas to Emgran, Industry
Saving, ltonk, Il llsh-st. = Of sth-a'". year
as 900
Cunningham jane. n George r Hyatt. $ Of Lewis
u, u ~ Broome. st. demand, 5000. 49, $3.50
Fcehan John J. to Charles Lane, n so,hst w OF I'd
same To same -omc property demand. $4,000
Division and Marke. stS. ycars, S20ooo
Kemp. Recanna - Mutual Life Insurance Co. W $
Ogd,naye. 81 Dcyoc--t. year. $1,000.
Kinsman. Clare. % Julia Wlldcf, OF o0tst ~
McTill hcteri.k II. d Kee MacEwcn, es Of
McGnn"-- Ed~ord. to 's'orgc ! Hyatt, : OF S'@.s
u 3dOy', var mortgage s.lOH ~ 49,,
Improvement Co. u -ecch Terrace. of pcckman.ave
wear % 600
Nulholand James = b. "a. Fellows IeNing'on-avr
lot TO- nap - Mount Hope. wears. 81 900
ton-ave. s2dst, years MORTGAGES s23 600
purr John. Thomas t. HAYES. ilst-st stha'e, = "
cornff i27th-t. p years nor'gn-'s. $1,000 49,.
same u Mnicita W Howard 7th.oNe. corner 10th
- 49, jjh.st, SHAVE, year. &c, mortgages,
Ialnlcr John to samuel Kempncr 93s Fast 1i5th.
R"ggi~s James r. 10 John c vanden Ileuvc 1i5 East
1sti.i instruments. two MORTGAGE. ~ 800.
Ridley TclN Y. to oliver l. { Billings. : 3th-st
. i.tavc. war $500.
Thompson william. Mutual I.itr Insurance Co. S
Nichoas.ayc. if5fh-st year. $1,000 a.
Thompson Catharne u. to Adelaide Abraham, West
Sith-t y"1rs. 5000. 49,.
Tho Fourth Pr~lyt'ron Church. 3ith-st. York to
executor. 4 sterling $50 West 3ithst years. S2o OO
Weiss. Rosa 10 Ida Solngcr. 3ls Snnton-st install
Wngcns Ferdinand and Jaroh Reid and Philip Jaeger.
10 Saly T.. Raunhcim, p Plttst. years. 5000.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 30 1892.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia, 100. 7.45, go, 1000, lI3o m,
VITA dns car so 25 Sso With dining car sSo.
d GSs il; 50 800 ao with h. daGs night ss 0 $780, with
a. H. win dining car. 100, $50, dining car 900 D. %
Aidit7oasl trains weekdays for Baltimore at 500 m
FOR reading, Harrisburg Pett.yfle, ETC. a. az M
sss saday a. n2 s5sns
lis nighs For sasbury Lew.barg Wliliah;poTs
Mint via rheSeph ss,1 at iS s6 sunday sSS i
t Sssv .G0 80 "a 15 So So g PAS 7'0
- Fer iethehem Allentown Mauch CHUNK, &c. 400
5 5I5 $40 q 40 M oo tso 90 s9 m to Allentown
For 'w.iKcsbarre. Pi,tton and Scranton, s45 4. NJ.
40 n; SUNDAYS. 40 e. NJ, ,... 1,on.,.o,, eoo
81 For Perth S$Dcy 'S sDS south S%Ss$ 80 SIS
11.15 a. 100, 90, 43o. $50 6.lj. 7so D. m sun
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 80 SIS Ills
H. $50 49, ol' p H. suhdays' except ffeehola
For Ised Bang. Long Branch and points South Poin,
5iS NJ Sundays, except Ocean Grove and As6Sryi
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegst Park and Barne
For Atlantic City, vineand and Brdgeton. 40 MS
TOf Monmouth Beach. seabrIght and Highland Beach.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 8. n. r., foot Rector St.
seabrght and Long Branch. at 43o, 1913 m. Loo.
SATURDAYS only. 3;i5 SEQ p. m. Sundays, $50 a. m.
Pleasant at io1s a. M 100 Saturdays only, s45 p NJ
sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 80 m.
a. m 100 SATURDAYS Ss only s45 'I pa M n'fAesa 'S'
For Freehold. at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
4earbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEACH.
"A Frs, Tutors 6oyerncsses, etc. OF al bisnches supplied
70 Universities. Colleges Schools and Fames. Chs9is!s
Schools 10 Parents Modern Languake, spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE. Book Building. 40 Ftth.ave.. coz 20t-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Profe'sors, Teachers Tutors. JovcIncsscs
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply u
Mrs. J. ". Y0UNGFULroN. % Union square.
r Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches in sny
- locality. NO FEE for registration. Form for STAMP
P.v.HUYsSooN. American School bureau ? w ltA.st
w AyTED-Lades: Art. clocuton ard music, south
w primary teacher with capital teacher for Aeddeni:
Dept; precepcs city school. Fps opallan piano and
violin French lady; with German French lady. sood
family English lady with German and piano.
studied in Germany, interview Monday IL 80 NJ. violin
and cornet vocal music Baptist piano and voice drcc
tress Gentlemen Head master Episcopalian German
tutor. with French and piano. prominent family Eneh
subjects Epscopalian teacher o! Hebrew aud Old Test.
subjects for college English subjects, Normal crid
ate military tactics West Episcopal clergyman French
city; French and Latin. Epscopaian natural sciences
Epscopalan vocal teacher for eraorio choir
director musical
salaries. MIRIAM CoiKIERE. Book Building.
1S0 tlfth-aNe.. cor. .0thst.
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A DXEErlsEMEXTs AMg SUBSCRIPTIONS FOL

A EMBELLISHMENTS ND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cEIvhp AZ TIT IrTowSN otfItE. 10. 90 Bread
Nay, ID door nor,h Of Thirty .hrst.st and ApVEl,.
EASEMENTS at sss tolOYSs s,a9ch onses ?St 9Th
corner fourteenthst go Ihirdaye corner
81. l026 Thidave near SiAty frstst. Los Frstavc
a. So Avenue Al 1923 rhiri.avo 20 West Fourteenth.
1t. 25T west 42d st. 1+0 Churchst. 5j4 Third.aye.
1893 ThirdsSe.
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East onchundred.
md twenty hfth-st. and 2i3 West One.hunded and
iwentvnfthst up t. p M a, regular Office rates.
In Brooklyn, at O3 Courtst. Jos De kalbave.: 200
Bcdfordavc., and No. 10 Broadway, up To D. m. at
regular ofioe rates.
In brooklyn. at % Courst. sos De Kaibave.; 1890
Eeafordayo.. and No. 10 Broadway. up to s D. m. at
regular o.lce rates.
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Trains leave above station via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niaqara Falls and the West

sIS a. n, 7so m sundays. s;l5 a; m. $50 p: m.
7s9 NJ sundays, 90, 10, II 90 40 80 p, M
For Bethlehem Allentown and Mauch Chunk 90 SlS
2; m; 1870, 80 SIS 7So p. M sundays. 100, sl5
For HaiIeton, SIS a. m - 30. si5, $50 D. m. SUM-
days. s:l5. II a. N; 7.3o p. m
123, 80 p. m. Sundays SIS, 100 a. m.
For Wikesbarre, PittstOn aud Scranton, S.l5 a. m. ;
1890 3i5. 7sO p. sundays, except Scranton, sis
a. m, 30 y. m.
SIS a. m, :. 80 p. ~.
Tickets and paror be procured at 49, 235
26l 4l5. 7s5, 92, LAO Broadway. 80 Murray-st, 3it
lana, 81 East ltthst 2S5 COumbus.sye., and So
ton,st, Bt9oklyn, and "a Broadway. Williamsburg
WestcOtt Express Co. will call for
from hotel Or residence TO destination.
A. 4. MCLEOD. {. c. HANCOCK
Pres't & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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pp,ornrn rr.r ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY

RRC oEDEp REAL ESTATE TRANsFllES-N'f \. CITY
n7th.st. 40 2.l35 to 21n; VIM q Wood to
i'2tha', l Eur r,S 70 John Palmer - 10 600
,lITo-c 10 lanes HIiar ...., $1,000
'"I '' lanes II Soathmorth RI 10 Donovan 200
%yiill,pn' o. Greene I, Y G { ii Il i ca $500
recch Terrace. n :. l2j II " 81 B"hmnaNc
.5xloo: wm Il B"sl Lnni Imp co to W II e-oc
IiV M,+ + a,r t ~, TO JseoS y 1tidr 11oo
''y ,asnr "a .',n1 '' u " .. 20 600
IVAN ,an, ~ t., same i'' II 49,. 1000
'. .nrr 70 .0pe .'' =" NM -. 5000
I.o,i.st = :. z = It Of st Xichaa--aye lGsx
100. The Bradley Culrcr Co To- J White
1Ith,t y, $50 fast herman Hii-ch q ma.
Io,h..i. v 5. ~ II u Of sd.ayc, 2oNe2; peter
Kcnnsy . Mary T. Mirrough ....... .......-.....;
?th-a,c. No sos Comelin, & tWi'r 20 3,
g ira2 ~ TO- John PAN az 81 1000
10 ncnry Meyer ..''.. '.'.'.'. 10000
Iii. Jarohs % : fishcr .-,..,'., 20 SEQ
Lane 10 ! Fceian .'.. So 900
Brdrc..t 40 T. and Pe,r.., No : william II
Chesobroush 70 II \ Chcsehroueh ......:,.-.... !
SuHok-st. Nos liJ and 10 Samu" ioreelicr Ia 49,.
I4,h..t = 49, It n " q 5f.a,c. e,Nioss
.,, S" S e. 81. :" rs ;',.T1 r H's'r .eoo
RNingion-.t. so %. l. Groriing 10 g "ro'llng
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the material for O charming and excellently written
volume full OF humor less than Observation anu
had given proof Of courage. resohrceinineSs quo!
sacy and endurance. the Ike OF WHICH Is se'''n'
encountered.
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Gounirp ;]roprr!n for Sale ano Go Get.

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REAL ESTATE.
RJTSINTSS AT THE EXCHANGE


NewYork SATURDAY June THE aI anouns IeS aea
from auction saes Of ey fss e,ate q, % was sc5
he acsrcgate slc- month OF April were e'''-'
LIST OF AUCTIONS. -
Fot the prc-ent week. ending With s1tuday i S'' ~
H. the io6:ns auction ai announced to be held AZ
tue l.NcBanse and Auction Eoom'
TO-DAY (MoNDAY). JUNE 9.
:; i;irsss. ga ad bnoaaTI above C
soN6i7Ss adjoining above oG,o' FOX 2e ave. - RSena
sP %,,er MareD and Moore st. co Heias N
TUESDAY. JUNE O.
loelosqrs '1 pG, "a Of ,n rqd 81 'HAeo q 4s a' q
qd 8 ,S SS p So ; 81 sn sr' sa
s$sS SO g SS on "a
Auction roe . et> 25NovI. and 3.;toTy o"s' d
y MI asR ~, ais 5o 2? g. ,5nS %ogSs %5
lot, ,gether IL SIZE 9NeX451s and s o xo9o all
story fiat 40 2i2 Fast sads'. lois OF 2a+Ne'
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
,uction ale lot 25xiCo. and history housG aud =
story 2dsyS% s;Ia' Of ;f'n s Bay Ridge
Fs'''2 %st 'i.s '' ..a,, A% SsgSs.
s g. 81, lI &ir 32S ana i Aiss.
81 plot Of land an,nG.,ssS :cad to Manson
p 'daa o aA9s xGs s% s saa d%ss
WI @, g ;ssd io6sd g 81
near ighbridge sgcSon sale iC Of tbavc lo 2o<
h@s no and az wT dwelling 80 1876 West G5h''t
of Grand Boulevard.
THURSDAY, JUNE O. ,,r,,r,
rrcc 'pr f. S Of 9SDa 1nf o 'iGry xsI aa
e i S,cunq . : Hamilton Place, l0.G y 81 10.
st. lot. sGSoo5 ana 4sory dweline NO ity we et
is.sSSioo5 and smllar house 80 colT,u.. we:
'.Yd = n 4li.3 70 " OF o'oluhpuSSr w. >
i o5xioO IL and i-story Iuildng 40 ~ ~ and
= ~ It of 2da,c; plot ~ aIi IVo.9>nVo' ,~
- 49, buildnps Nos. los T. LIZ Pafk.aN' W
corner Of so - 93d- EAe,ut9Ts ale lot' 'Sot
"a and 3.tory house. No Loo MNrol-aNe. ~ 20
Ioi Ho 0il Washington ave. r. % IL OF le"ul-st
bot Of land. I9iVo3v9i 5X5l6 Oh batns n.siin a.
"a corusr nj Gfoyr.-t: lot. 3eNloO, - amDrr.na.
ave Gls6 n of G'nion.ayc; auction sale ."' l''n
100 II aud 2-story hous". NO 30 f<iSO Io"n'''' >
Of 2d-aNe. ,.,,.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
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WEoTilIORE RAILROAD.

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trains ice i2d.st. (North River station, New.York
- "1."s minutes earlier from foot West l3thst
3i3O a. M.Dally for Newburg, Kingston. Albsnys
aNly. syet SUNDAY west Of Coeyman's Junction.
''io a. Daily Tor Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 M.1ally for Ncwburg. Albany Utica, Syrs.
cuse ltoSkter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chi.
,,csagYo; a,lhs1Neept SATURDAY., Tor Toronto: w.
iGJDA i'-lily. except SUNDAY, for Albany and UtcA
!io0 r. M-,ily. except sunday for Albany.
o'lo =. VI. eaiy, for Albany Montl al. Uucs, Syre'
cuse hocher. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi.
cage s. Las; daily. eNeep, SATURDAY. for Toronto
saratoga. Mtreal.
S,13 p, MIpy, for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ST. Louis
NEMtO ~ % LNLS. 20 'lol5 \. NJ; y 15. $50.
Sleen!ng-csrs Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Do.
trott; Chicago Louis. on all through trains.
'paty. LOT rkets. timetables. paror and sleeping
car aecommoaa,io or information apply onces Brook
yultoass Newth City, lis. III s6s. 7sS. sis broad
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Qearbers.

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.GtNCY establish 1850. w D. ktrr ~ E%-t l4hss.
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families Address a EVERETT stone 10: West 's'n''''
n, HE FISK Teacar. c notE n bS'''n oI
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