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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

BuEf EDS "a Ids
GHonGE ALOE
r1nnuM C10AR MA1uPACroRY.
Observation-Disclosures ssreel..........1ss
BELOW CANAL.
Address Lock Box 3is PostodncA ja34
y. v. ..........-......-........s. sosau.
| EA6THAM 4 MORRIS,
Manufactaren and Dd&lers in
BR H Es,
No. Is UNION STREET, BOSTON. au
r FRED. BIRCTzdEIER,
WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
| 49,. .Washington street..........100
Between Prytanis and Coliseum, opposite the gate
Of Lafayette Cemetery No. l.
chssers, ToMBs Of Marble OF Bsicf, Monuments,
Tablets, Grave Stones, Counter Tops, Slate Hearths.
Images Of Marble or Plaster Paris, Vases, etc.
| Work done in any Cemetery and in the country.
II 1AANAOxAS u OVOAA6As
N. A. LLAMB1As- GKoRaB DoCKTER).
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
WESTERN AND NORTHERN PRODUCE.
No. lis Old Leves Street.
New Orleans.
MA, nIV
| fel2 ~
DANIEL CUMMINGS q Co.,
(EsrABIHHED IL 1897
WHOLESALE DEALERS
WOODEN WARE.
su4 Boston, Massachusetts
r.. HEATH-
7 CPHOLsTERERs' MATERIALS,
WALL PAPER AND CURTAIN GOODS
| No. 30 Camp Street.
window Shades, Cornices, F1inges, Gimps, Cords
| Tasseis Damasks, Brocatelles. Terrifs, Pushes
| Hollands, Enameled and Hair Cloth, Pictures, Pho
ture Frames, Mouldings, Mirror Plates aud Pssmes
W. W. SHARPE & co"
| 10, THE LATE y,ax OF JOY, COZ 3 COY
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGBHTs.
| Tribsse Buildings,
w. H. BELL
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
122......... Cars.Aeiet Street -.........123
WILLIAM NEUsER'
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
u.s.. .Caro.deiet street.....-...115
| NEW ORLEANS,
my27ly' LouisianA
b. p. ErHE3
MERCHASDIsE, FLOUR AND PROVISION BROKER,
No. les P:ydras Street,
W.. TAYLOR. JOHN N. BURKE
jazz ly Statesmen
il. A. DE- HART
DENTIST,
.Dauphfne sreet.....15
tel41y Pour doors from Canal
BUssE1 & CO
Joxxs, McDowELL 1 Co., Little Rock Arkansas,)
| BrssKY Co., St Louis, MissOurL)
COTTON FACTORS AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 4S Carondelet Street.
Refers to Canal Bank Bank Of New Orleans, New
tholow. Lewis Co.. st. Louis. Missouri. oc2o
T WILLIAM DAVIS,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
SJ..........St. Charles Street............SJ
Masonic Hail. New Orleans.
4 Prompt attention given to buying, selling aud
leasing Of plantations and other real estate paying
of taxes collecting rents. etc. se28 1y
A RNOLD WEBER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Observation-Disclosures sqeef.......14
ocsly NKW ORLEANS.
JOHN G. FLEMING
cas- FITrBR
| DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES
l44.......... .Poydras Street............144
Near St. Charles street
NEW ORLEANS.
VIII attend punctualy and faithfully to al or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

NTAURY 4 CO.,
WI CALLER COURT, NEW ORLEANS
Ship Agents, Passenger Agents for Hamburg direct
Southern line of steamers and
GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENTS,
are now completing their arrangements for supply:
ing Foreign Labor, 90 much required throughout
the South and invite interviews and correspondence
with planters and land owners se3 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18
By d. E. Morphy.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.

Succession of Ramon Martinez.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

VALUABLE LOTS IN THR FIRST DISTRICT OF
THIS CITY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18
e TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orlean
No. 1898.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25
Early Made Hay.

The practice OF beginning TO cut the grasses
&, soon as they are fairly in blossom is rapid
y gaining favor This favored time comes 10
many fields in this latitude, from the middle
10 the last of June. With the improved
implements Of hay-making-the horse NOW.
er. rake and tedder-it is not difficult
now for the farmer to gather all his hay crop
at the time when 1t makes the most nutr-
tious fodder. The carly cured grass does not
give 80 heavy yield OF hay - the acre at one
cutting and the same bulk will not weigh 30
much rs the grass cured two or three weeks
later Bat very careful experiments show
that the hay thus treated is much more nutr.
tlous it is relishei better 10y all kinds of neat
stock and nothing is left in the manager. This
tender sweet hay, i particularly important
for sheep and young stock in the winter. If
!, do not nrin- So much in,market OF at the
stables, nj least the hay that j. retained for
home use should bc early cut 1t does not
exhaust the soil So munh ~ where the seeds
are allowed To mature II the ground Is very
rich it allows ct a second cutting in August.
II not, II makes heavy aftermath. and shell
tiers the roots OF grass in the winter. The
practice IS increasing among our rejecting
farmers, which j. pretty good evidence that
X is safe - Characterization .l9rtcV,''Ti''.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

TIE SU-FLowrR.-Yca ago the leaves Of
this were used rs "A substitute for tobacco. and
were said 10 be useful in asthma. They are
excellent fodder for cattle. The seeds make
good foot tor chickens, besides yielding ve-y
superior oil, The stems make the very best
bean poles, and II cut and kept dry, are good
kindling wood. The leaves, whether green or
dry, are eagerly eaten by horses or cows. We
are not prepared to vouch for the correctness
OF the opinion, that the suntower is an absorb
ent of malaria, and therefore a preventive of
Ltevers, but some persons who live on low
ground cultivate it near their dwellings I'M
der this impression. Leaving this point out
of view altogether, the plant is worthy of cul-
tvation. one good quality has not vet been
mentioned, but it is one OF the most import
ant recommendations affords excellent pas
ture for bees. Indeed, the ilorets are so full
of honey that the bees seem to be clogged
with the excess OF sweetness, and they are so
covered over with it that they become help.
less, until their comrades come to their relief
We are persuaded that if a corner of q yard
or garden has once become devoted 70 the
raising of suntiowcrs, there will be no dispO.
sition in subsequent seasons, to let the supply
die out. Take it altogether. the suntlowcr Is
deserving OF far more attention than has usu-
ally been allotted TO it.--IourHal or tie Farm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25
.tarm-@arnen-Rousebolo.


q" -~OrSmeFm Sta1eS.
One OF the most common objections to the
more Northern States by persons living far
ther south Is that the long, cold winters are
so severe on the stock. The last monthly re-.
port OF the Department of Agriculture makes
the iolowing statement concerning this mat
ter:
An abundance Of provender is found to
nave more to do with the condition of stock
than mildness of weather merely. As hereto
lore, 1t Is found that the cattle of the North
ern states are in better order than those OF
central or southern belts, simply because they
are better sheltered and protected from expos
ure they are also better fed than those of
portions of the central and of nearly all of the
Southern States.
No cattle IN the country are in more heal
thy condition to-day than those, OF Main and
Minnesota, and those of New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Michigan, and Wisconsin. are unsur-
passed in that respect by those OF any States
south of them. They are not only sheltered,
cared tor, and fed with regularity. but the
uniformity of the winter Is s,imulant to ap-
petite and conducive to health. In the lati-
tude of the Ohio Valley, cold and warm sea-
sons snow-storms and thaws, ice and mud.
are endured in turn, and cattle that are ordi
=.
in the lee of straw-stack. are left to stand in
pools and mire, or to buffet storms Of seet
and biting cold, for many days in every winter
Further south, where the friendly forest
furnish the usual protection, and the green
cane-brake both food and shelter cattle are
left entirely to the resources of natural pro-
duction, and to the protection of the elements.
The result is. in exceptional seasons, and with
SI,r of l.,,t
q rule, owing to the deficient forage at some
portion Of the winter, or to cold storm Of
rain and seet, or protracted norther, suffer
ing is experienced, the flesh is reduced and
vitality impaired. In proportion as nature is
kind. man thus becomes cruel; if his kindly
services may, in part be dispensed with, he
becomes totally negligent, and nillcts upon
pocket losses proportionate to the measures
Of his own inhumanity and to the sufferings
Of the dumb creatures that minister to his
wants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

The marketmen of Boston form substsn.
tial guild. They represent a business of $45,.
100000 annually, divided among the public
market houses, representing 1874 large dealers
in provisions, and ESQ retailers, to say no.
thing of the 600 wagon dealers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

boy five years Of age, having stolen can
ct milk, his mother took him to task with
moral suasion. and wound up her discourse
by saying: What in the world were you
going to do with the milk, anyhow ?" 81
was going to steal a little dog to drink it."
was the crushing reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

How TO REMOVE INK-STAINs.-Miss Shlr-
ley Dare on u summers day" arravcd in a
robe of linen striped with brown and white,
and trimmed with many rows of braid" up
set ink into her lap. Quick she rinsed the
skirt in tcpid water; still remained hand
breadths OF doletul color. These spots were
then dipped in a solution of oxnIic acid, hot.
In minute they faded, taking the original
stripes with them. Another rin>'ng in warm
water and wettins with diluted ammonia
10 the primal beauty ofthe fabric is restored
the dress is good as ever" lIenceforth Miss
Shirley Dare keeps high and sublime cour-
age over ink mshaps," be the robe she wears
of the kind described, or wool or cotton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

Henry Ward Beecher says: "The only
way to eXterminate the Canada thistle Is to
plant it for a crop, and propose to make mo-
ney out of it. Then worms will gnaw it, bugs
will bite 1t, beetles will bore it, aphides will
suck it, birds will peck it, heat will scorch it,
rains will drown it, and mildew blight will
cover it."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25
II. X. BOYLE, Attorney.
Dated this Eth day of MAY T. u. $50 HER
CATHERINE y DEIDRICH,
may2S-6w' MARK. Adm'x.
SAI,Ic-Wlerra, on the mir


NORTGAGE >;>LI1.-Wheyas on the nine
M teGnih l9t4 day OF May Il D. i in the county of II
e, her husband made executed and delivered the
signed Peter ophan a certain sale morsase upon real es
tain ptomis,ory noie 81 EVEN date Win sad oge tor the
able to said Peter ophant with interest the rate per
cent per nnng paya9e which sai mortgage
La Sale on ne twsntysiyth 6t day Of May D. 1862 and
Record, aid county Sale PAGE hundred and
s ad sar an II? s a he Il. @ a oGia sy
preS,ly w'y rrl,e and reinqn,l my ana all rshs under
ton tie OF Illinois, aud the exemption thereof
Iom %@a Tei M a sa2 Jane e and the said
empower the undersigned his hGir> executors administrators
the said prcmi,sory note, cnrc be paid by me mort:
saf Of T ia 3 na Jane 3 an 5ins ala
Gn nj so no of t d %rS o e hT ~ ae
said county of La sale, the highest bidder cash.
after giyns four 10 weeks public notice Of the Time of .nch
published in said county La Sale whereas default has
money By the ,ai morsagc secured be paid whole
Interest eof ee e on the n6 % & y ." Mv N H. s ss
s smn OF hn mT @ a T nr H@ o o same t NJ
ne rate OF zen per cent per anum from the said nineteenth
Nov, theicort, Peter orhn, mort sagce in said mort.
sn n Gy y,Ge o.; M power ~ me- DiG% anu ny ts terms
shall! ON Tuesday the wsnty@hh 2.iio day OF June D;
day AT die south door OF the county Court in said city
Of Ottawa in 9d county OF La sale STATE OF Illinois, sell AZ
ae.crb'! premises nr me SANG ,peclcai in al MORTGAGE
S to If .r Of adr M nbS @' three s ~
township number lhr three c north, OF range number two
,nsSar The pSTes and apqr
tenamce, tn,euio M'nImS toGet Md, AZ l rsh utie.
.sest Of tie said Sarah Jane c and the said Matthias if.
The amer , Money 1d S 9 Ia s sa
and oXrsase t" Of y t'' rETEE oLHASf fO'
BRrsu Y BrrIrR, Atys Mortgage.
NOTICE.17Esr ESTATE OF MARGARET rrrzEr, DECEASED;
~ Notice hereby gwen TINT the undsGnCd Executor or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25
mayer

NOI'ICE..-EsrAIE OF TUtDpErs H. COHURN. DECD.
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned, Executor
of the last will and testament of lhaldcu H. tnburn late OF
the county of In sale and State OF Illinois. deceased will APP
pear before tho County of said county third Mo
day thein, the 18th day> OF Angus. 1870 NJ IN. Court House In
ottawa in said county. when and where all persons havin
claims demands against said rsta" notified attend
and present the same In writing tor adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of May \. II. $50.
SAM FL c. WILEY,
may2l-6w Execute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
Ciin Rcal Gstaic for Sale.

FRANKLIN SQUARE.-For SALE, a large
PEtF o. PROPERTY Pearl-st, uuning through Wser
ST. suta large manuaurrL uusrs Carts can
ron from Waier-st oi fesrs front Fu part
Ian from HOMER MORGAN. 2 PinrsL u,G2
FACTORY and HOUSES FOR SALE or to
LET-Four lots Of Ground wocy frame building, rcA rae
tory 50llOO - feet high. 4hors Bos In
qu Of G. SCHWARTZ 5J East Fy-t r-s before 10 be
tween 4 and p m.
NOR SALE-An eligible LOT on the corner
ninth-sf Central PARK, and Broadway. Particulars from
HOMER MORGAN, ? Pines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
Gilna!ions uanie0-- females.

by an elderly American Woman-A position
IL fCf-, tItE ~ NURSE small ian; could tSkt entire
- rt- r,f RED. sifac c1y references 70 cspaDbG sna
te.ro- S.ti.y. Aadr,s A. i G.. Box 100 Tribune Ohre
EITSr-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
IT. h. PIEECE Co. Bow Greeuhorns ana o'hei sse
eops ION American Lughs, Scotch Germans sSee 4fsn
GOOD German Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
u uLys German iutae No III H0ok ST. between a'iIsoA
49, St. tousis
NHJANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w German Girl elea boEscsors, or a. cook gs'I s9
roRcr; willing and lguC best OF CIT! references N"n ~ ~
BOvery entrance u FlTs,st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
BrookInn Real estate for Sale.

A NICE HOUSE and Garden, 50x100, in South
~ BROOKLYN, Ma 3 Twelns between Third and Ioqrb ave.
containing 10 AMI has all motern
offered EXCHANGE for GFAh Of about ~ or 100
as not newborn Applications by letter Ad
dress FARMER, ?. o. Boz 2j9, Biooflyn
NOR SALE. al a bargain, or Exchange for
Il smsll pace country handsome new treesoy HOUSE.
Brooklyn
ParE For psrtoUlars address
Bon 925. ". Y. PostOfico-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
Situations manleo--m alfe.

HHTNESF. CHlNESE.-Thc undersigned hay
f19 resided The last a now Tra1f o. in
sa CHINESE IABOREitS Manufacturers Laundry Men am ohrs
"a. "a uonth fcf Ter
aaar. inquire broadway, Of vh NJ
RO,ses be a hOIAN4S -
T1APsI HANDS AT 6 ling-green.-PIERCE
Co haze constantly baud 6rstc svees GennAnt scotch,
ard Ruglsh. also Mechanics Coachmes, Gardeners, &c
CCOTCHMAN and wife, Enghshman and
- Ne frste houseeeper just arrived want SIT
"N' PIERCE Co, 6 Bovibggreen-
CITUATI0N WANTED by an experienced
- ,lkpe bes. Of rerece Address ACCOUNTANT Tribune
Ohcs
TINO PUBLIC COMPANIES, Property Own
ere end the sivertser who thorough
tracles career aud joiner, SITUATION Would undertake 'ne
MI large iscory where NJ required neg
ulsr employment the object Address A. D.. Tribune Once
NHIANTED-By an honest sober MAN, a
Nv saon LIGHT PORTRR writes hrsirate hand anu would
he sat6td wages Address W c. Box ~ nhnn. Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. .. 1870.

INV YORN, TTldaY, DOC v I7IU'
The transactions at the Exchange to-day
unmportant Messrs. Roberts & Mcclure sold two
lots 26xOO, extending through from Fiftyeighth TO
Fifty ninth-sts about feet west of Ffthave., for
$4,000 Benjamin p Fairchild sold leaschold property
on Ffthave., commencing Is feet from One-hundred
and tenth-st, for $,625. There a wooden tenement
upOn the lot, which is subject to grOuudrcnt of SiO0
per anuum aud having years 20 run This closed the
public sales for the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10

Tabernacle baptist Church. serondsye AVID Terhs Rcy
L X KEND3lCK ID D. Pastor Services TOMORROW MORNING
sd che usual Discourse before the
"Norlg PooI es Unon.'
TRINITY Methodist Episcopal Church, in wee Thirty fourth
rear E.hthsveprc1ching SUNDAY, the llh int, by the
IT ROSSMORNlNG az lHl oclocl EVENING al u
oao Subject for tie evening; The Bible IN thc Schooh"
The eschcrs' Association Of lhe Bapnt sunday School
IN with h Calvary Baptist Church in Twenty thri.
.~Tr Faa.avc On MONDAY RvEdNG $50 oclck All
az sssct otted Rev H. NJ HEN rs II IHrtOwn
ar Rev LAWSON 81 lrooklyn will adresS The u"eiing
Tho PRAYING Bond-SAnURl. HAISTED, Ieader-Wn be
l,tt-t AethotiS Erscpa church inear Sandi n Y city,
AZ invitation cordial JOHN 5. liAUGh, Pastor
Tqsc secord In the Course Of Sermons TO the Young
viii e .oivero Church. broome
s,d RidvS THURSDAY EVENING Dec IS 1870 alta ococs
y. h, lev JOSEPH a. CARROLL. Por % the Lee CHURCH,
brcosiYn.
U-tv Ch1acl Unitarian Society, Onundrd and twenty
srh IA vi oil roarhave Rev. ". T. CLARKE Pastor services
At IA a ana y p Surdaych'ol ct p m Az invited
fniNermlisu.-Ucv T. G. SwEBTSER viii preach 10 MoR-
row ENKING Caurrh Of Brechcr and loynesS
a The Oui'traut Oeh'' Nuo
;eT e" The iuiversalis Idea q he Devil
Pew fer sale CHURCH OF DIVINE PATkRNiIl or
CtasiE's) Afpl O. h.'AOODH' % r'N -A'u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
nlathlncrn.

GUN MACHINERY for SALE-2 Lathes, 6
and feet fIc milling shaping and gging chimes, dnl Se
Aodres. }. BACON. Box 2S-3 Posi-OGce hos-fCk
GORDON ONE-EIGHTH MEDIUM PRESS
VI for SALE Pnce, Sl5J, cash. BUiNEs MAErIN;
g. Fulton STE
CECOND-HAND Roper CalOric ENGINE,
- cheap; warranted GOOD order 2bore poser ~ Cortaudis
TANNERS. PAPkR-MAKERS, CONTRACT
ORS and al o,hers ecoHomeal and efficient PUMP
viii consult Illustrated lam
uhle CONTAINING snuon 81 our Pump and Overwhelming
testimony % its favor. Over rO IN Address
HEALU. SISCO a Co. Bsldvinsyile y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
Sales bn An1lior

4 Nr7wIv. AJctonecr
by BANGS, NERN IN q Co., Broadway, cor.
a Of BOOKS NoT ~ Ar' Ease go - .uJD.l &C
MONDAY. lbs, y. At D. univ AND HANISOAb BOOKS
ESnS nay r 6rsIsY and TRIDAY -. ami re- At
m,I0lf OPiB O. AGL WOUKS particularly ,hc mot icai-
Fr-sl r1tl,r. Curc.ei with iuetraous Alo,
R,rap or CO. kcugs Antquaa Curoa-
&c. Booss o. trlycls aud Explorations
t,n4. A IcAvIrr. Auctoneer
p0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
} utII Aston &c arf Egrtt-gi. LEAVfTT STREBEGH
(rysgvNsve. LIBKARHs CArsiOGVED
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY and following O'Clock sle Of
q pRIvhTE fTS-tbN or GiRR AND STANDARD EOOKS-vsi
.ht SCI,klss4C ND.A. THEOLOGICAL WORKS &C.. &c Cat
A.cyult cady. 4o-ss 90 cEthhou
DsPcT QvAerUxN asrKRs OFFICE
JEFIyHsoNyILLE, Ind. Dec ], 1870.
GOVERNMENT SALE.-Will be sold at pub
IA tcar TIE Depo, q Jacksonville lid, conn hSrs
he m dcy Of Isunsry I'LL st 10 O'Clock IN the
.r 7a.ui., smncd CLOTHING, CAMP AND GARRISON
az CO.. a * OF Coats Sak Coats ToNsf Forage
- "a. 81, R.lazeS Mosquito Bars &c
fo- taflter clri r'laH q, ~ % ine unatrs'gied
T.ruso' saC IL per en- Z W .--.r y o. uen'tf''
IL o-icr a. iao QgaTeruost17 -Centfaf
L. n HOYT C4p'sia, A. q H., L. A. DorOt Quartz mAsief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10

ApllAv II. Muller. Anciioneer. - . = ono
KXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS )TS
II or NlNTiAyE AyD ssyEE FhA N cE I'm
sc aucf TUESDAY I3 y o'clock r. the EIe se
Sal oom No III B.osiEsy, by order OF the erecgFs Of d.
'uuf valuable Los tic souhe east
Ninth hist and also Tie twelve Lotson thu soas
10 fe Of Nnaye and hear Genital
PARK. Sixty per remain on bond md morgsge.
GGt8) NOeE McDANlBLS Attorneys Nos. and u pinest
IMPORTANT SHERIFF's SALE of YALU-
i ABLE REAL ESTATE IL HaoSerssd " Jon SATURDAY
December H. 1870 at Al the onrouse IN ilaSac SAD WI be
sold esuce Of r. r. Robert 0f5 2O OF land
with everreens hrubberv a. well
ptcd rr'lcn residence situate taapaaye, Ihrst
willow the public residence oi G. n Angem
Further information ~ j. T. bsrcu Sheriff The property
applying Aaron Moses esq Of heconf hprinR
Nsiey-avc. HacseEack.
Trains leave newborn for 1ekrsack topper depot IT and u
m returning have Usckensack aud D. for Ne~-iok
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DTIII II N0NIC SOCIETY,
GRAND CONCERT.
- n.IUsTRToUs LUDwIG Won BEErH0vEE.
saIURyAY EVBSINt Dec H. al oclocl.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
yApEMF Louisa LICJlTNAY.
MISS MARY hkbBS
GEORGE ViNDESHOFF.
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF lOC
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F 4:i, e , s .a ss,'s s o
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,e m tetarsai. viii haya rrecrencs above Other
FhInafA'lc ~, ~ tid ,L!ts ,roy,d me- a.,
-, .o I'd tsc.sl az the ,s Oacs Academy Of Lasic 90
WEDNESDAY Dec Il the hour of ioA AID On
tor d. only --,,-,. >, ..,o
n L--ho sean ouGase0 81 ie'H'' pn ~ srpS We p.5-t
=, g.. e.. '"'' - ''' ~
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! jaSiAPY NJ ls7l an the n Y ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
n s % me ri ATE HOMEOA THO ASYLUM FOE TiE INSANE
us1er tn supes q TO- Ladies and Gea'1nen Of ths
ste aa Of To- Manners aa at the principal bo,ela
''N " " ~ P1,.,Irnt--M MIR j J. RuOgByFIr
Mr. ANN s STEPHENS
Mrs X B. PHELPS
PARNE GDDNIN,
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IL kBREW CHARITY FAIR, for the Beneht
/ O. the Orphan ASYLUM and Mt. SINAI uOSPIlA Al
EVERY DAY. at the ArmOry of the 22d
gmen Foucentrt SHtbaSc tsan1ays eIepeo
pEST of ALL the FAIRS ever held ln tins
Ed city excluding only the SANITARY - 1904
DEBECCA AT THE WELL, Fine Art Cal
iery Ccsy Restaurant Serenity Tables With 81 endd dispEy
livery FAMILY SHOULD VISIT IT.
II Open daily II Fridays 10 to 2; satur'rs to II D. H.
WHY is the FAIR such a SUCCESSES Call
w DE ArlBcry FO-rseptbst end sac for yourselves,
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mesitbesisr Ccunin Real estate for 5ale

At Iii BROADWAY.-For SALE by STAN
~ LEY DAY THE Real mailed free upon reqnsl
WEST PARMS TOWNSHIP
Cen-avC Forihsm BUues and 2OlOO acres and 40 ono
Wooirulave. SIR - 80
MORRIsAKIA TOWNSHIP
Elm Dwelling lot l2IlOJ - 200
E. e. Z2x2 lot 2a ln0 t2sO
EASTCHESTER TOWNSHIP
l0nI50 fbDD
RYE BEACH PROPERTY-John Duffy Map
Lot No J. Corner Plot about 20 CITY Lots S3oD
LNARM for SALE, SO miles from New-YOrk I;
oneha from Cppaqus Harlem Hsroad 100 acre. COCO and
free from Apply W. NJ PAGE Cbapyaqa
p p PAGB IS CgtlalIne-si, Nev.lok.
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Mem 1rrsrn Real Gstatc for 6u!e.


A DEPOT being established at MENLO PARK,
N NJ r. and r. Co philadelphia koul) makes IL Of
within % les Of te C Hall Lots 20 by 1850
from 500 800 the greater portion Of which can be
Iad monthly instsments Of SO Pull preua with Lese 20
visit po bad The Office Of the RLO PARK LAND
COMPANY. Nos is aBd 10. Is O1dwdy, Room No. l8
JENKINS q WAY, New Brunswick, n. j.,
~ Real Etste Brokers and A9eieTees havs @ SALE COtNIRf
RESIDENCES FARMS and HOUSES and LOIH The character Of
e hrm can by referring 70 Tie following cteen Gov
Rspdoph Wsr Senator Irrlnghuyseh Nm Taylor y
pasOhce Fireman, Cashier Hanover Bank " J. Branch
Office No PiBe-st, New York
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Gin f1ropcrln 10 Eei.

GTORE and HOUSE TO LET for next year,
- possess Immediately Eble locaiionBorih eide Of Broome
Two LEI-FOr business purposes, one large
CORNER ROOM 50N30 with Retiring Rom communicating,
Of Booths Building" Of Twenty rtst and
sThHyo Apply on the premises
Two LET-A few connections FLATS or
rrre SUITES ROOMS apartment building, Her pema
neut Of jsnior Inquire Of CHARLES G. WAkELY No lOi
East Tenib-st N v