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glory your lives are devoted, has said, thas
where 1.-TWO or three are gathered together IN
my name, am in the midst Of them." There
fore say to you DO Of good heart; clouds nay nay
lower and lightning fash, but He who wslKs
upon tho waters," rides the storms, ana can
bid them. "Peaos, be still !"
In the future, ~ in the past, the forkeo,
hissing tongue Of Islander may dart its venom
YOU wear render you poison-proof. Truth and
Virtue viii force back through tho fsnge OF tne
slimy reptile, his fatal venom, and to his own
1 repeat, therefore, though .you have had
much to contend with, and much to discoursge
You in the past, be of good heart. and Fbeeasss
faithful to your duties, b hopeful Of ssocess. -.
ali weary-expressing my earnest wishe. Iol
the success of st. vincent's Academy, and the
hope that We may all live to witness and ENJOY
many, many more such oo0as, .,aa,;on wv
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IfNew York were really governed by
the Irish" as the enemies of the Irish
would have the country believe, the cir
cumstance would show that one Irishman
can do more "governing" that three men
Of other table n W 1ass
;untpn shows that the whole number of
m 1ogse CITIZENS in New York city is 1874, COZ.
this number S544 OF less ns than Soe,
c;t;zens outnumber the Irish by 15,s95, and
t the Whole humber Of voters ,o'o are not
osee sip7s
a a1s ta,ss thn" one half Of the foreign
voting population: To sum mp, we a have
"a aas naturaIized voters who are not Irish
a and SAY voters of Irish birth. So oil the
Radical eosh 1.s sSo Work to os bs
,;fe Radical bosh generally, unadulteratet
falsehood, and the proof thereof is furnish
ed by Radical officials.-lrish- World
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PRov1Nc1AL1sM.-Judge Reeve was tn.
tor in Princeton College prior to the war OF
the revolution. He often entertained MS
law students with On account of his efforts
while tutor to designate, in q conversation
Of half an hour with each student, as they
would arrive from the provinces, in which
portion of the country they resided, by
reason of the provincialism they used
He encountered greater difficulty with MT.
Madison than any other, as he spoke, such
pure Saxon. At last Mr.. Reeve said ="
pp Tesims' ".' ppesume," ssid Mr. Madison
nyou mean cymblins." "Then," says
Reeve, "you are from Virginia"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Life Of St. Patrick: Illustrated. 81 "a: y.
Cusack. New York; Catholic Puohening
Society. Chas d. Elder, 1A Camp street,
New Orleans.
Tb,. IN a work with two distinct merits |
to it. either of which ought to command TOR 1t |
q place in the library of every Catholic not
only Irish, but American too-in this city. IN
the first place it is a beautiful monument OF
art. II ia printed on very fine tinted paper
the printed matter not occupying more than
half the page, while it is surrounded with
broad and elaborate border of ever varying
designs, still leaving q very wide margin all
around it. A great number of beautiful en-
aravines interspersed throughout the work
and the very handsome style of binding rem
der IL complete as a book fit to grace either
library or center-tabe.
"A a literary work it can scarcely be Landed
too highly. Every source of information has
been thoroughly exhausted and collated SO
that in the line of research it is complete. The
theological views and reflections which are oc-
casionally called forth by the subject are go lu-
cidiy stated as to be clear to every Intelligence
while at tho same time rendered highly inter-
esting by q fascinating STYLE The thorough
correctness of oil such disquisitions is guaran-
teed by the fact that the whole work was pre-
pared under the theological supervision Of his
Grace, Bishop Moran. Every Catholic family
Of means ought to possess so valuable work.
It can be had in. cheaper form when desired.
B;storu of Frederick the Great. By kbbott. IL
iustrated New York, Harper g. Bros. New
) Orleans, Eyrich.
, Written in the usually vivid and interesting
: style of ito Unknown author. Anybody who
! can read novel can read Abbot's histories
l They are in the main correct, however, ane
. within readable compass
o Iuelrs Ele,neuts of Geology. New York, Harpe
4 g. Brothers. New Orleans, Eyrich.
> This celebrated work is here recast and re
i published. 1t omits the theoretical discussion
a of preceding editions, SO displeasing to many
u and does not assume that its readers know
Ia something already of Geology, but that the
t, are ignorant of it's first elements. Hence it
20 great u tility.
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BY tho recent discovery of old documents.
haa been upon subiecs Of Efeat e
our early fiends It 10 we'll known and pnquestionea
beauty that IL doubtful whether g fair ereasusS
Beautiful that Marx Anthony threw away an empire
that he might reysa In hor smiles Since thas time ~
IN the vein endsavor end ont the cause Of this
ton and the effort abort 70 b Evea up ynsn inS
the secretshe used the M %
oricks, druggist, ls2 Elysian Fields street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-The
cmttse of Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair, to be
beld at Odd Fellow Hall, commencing Thursday, sd
of November. 1871. for the benefit Of st. vincents
Home for Destitute Boys, will meet THIS Sunday
EVENING, August %, at st. Vineents Home at D
o'clock.
Presidents Of Conferences respectfully inVteo 70
attend. By order Of the Committee:
nuao It DIP. sCANLAN, Chairman
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PERFORMANCE ON THE PERSONAL TRUMPET.
We clip the following extract from G. Francis Tram
orsat speech recently delivered in Cork Ireland;
Every show person not real grit is oqs nine GTi
wonder Thus Palmerston. Wellington k9ss4tn; Maat
hadi Thus it shall with Theirs who VAL pe Ior ~
ten in three weeks; with Gladstone wnos9 stH.ue LII
Nav Zealander shall not discern In ST. Panl VIII
that snch man was living Now, is 1t not singular
thing that l. G. F. Train, not mere nrno Of
wonSer have been fifteen years the Wonner y,
this sublunary sphere. AS nine Gays S,o ether man
That's Rule of Three, and gives the reiauSe 'Aioe "
the fraction. 49,,
twill be admitted that George possesses one Nc
1nodestv Many persons will believe perhaps, his es
mate of the probable duration of the fame Oh inc
named show gentlemen as being very near inc "u'
Init had he attempted fix the limits OF the tame Oh
men of real grit who have spent years In devlsins
means for the amelioration and advancement Oh 'ne
human species, satisfied that ne Wouiu INV
failed. For instance, though he has traVeea sen" ~
thousands of miles every quarter OF the elooe' o
he possibly know the happiness dhuSed IN hunoreS
thousands Of families, the comfort enjoyed Dy mio
Of people by the possession of of those celebrated
| sewing machines invented by singerf
While .Irrcpressible George"
! Dead and turned to clay,
May stop hole to keep the vino away
his very name forgotten in his wonted hAun'S' IN
name of Singer will In each household throughout IN
world, be cherished as that OF one Oh inc s'e~"'S
| veutoru and benefactors Of the human race
Singer celebrated Machine can always DO seen ~ u
, Once Of tho Agents, Messrs. w. e. cooper
Nos 7 and Camp street See advertisement 0 "n"'N
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DIED !:

CAMPBELL-At his residence, No. II 81 James
street 81 IL O'Clock P. NJ, Sunday. August Ell Law
romeo Campben member Of Branch no. =. Hioern a
yesrs 8 native Of the parish Of Cestletown county
Ieath Ireland and resident OF this city ZOE the last
twenty. five yeara
DUMOUsT1ER-On Tuesday. the 18th inss. o. !. IL
six years. . native Of San Domingo.
IRw1N-On Thursday, August IT. Of u p: 4, james
H. Irwin aged hfty three ysers native OF isnfaeo
(Carramore) County sligo, Ireland
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REQUIEM MASS.-Tuesday morning, at o'clock,
there will be . solemn High Moss, At st. Patrtek's
Church, for the reposs Of tho soul Of JOHN DEEV6s
The friends Of tho family are invited to attend.
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j UILDER,
- 1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.
rob,,,ne done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention piyen to general repairs OF stores and dwell
ines Cisterns made and repaired:
Orders lsfs at shop Box 2s3 Mechanios G1SnsnEe'
10 Union ct, promptly attended TO. mnAS I" Ay'p
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WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETc.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF MISS GATHER
InE NJ LAUGHRAN. formerly OF S Ssrd o aS as
living with the family of Mr. 8. NJ Wells who Tseade9
o few miles below Floyd, Louisiana. one .h P Po
aomethinQ Of interest by addressing os%
Office box 49, vicksburg, Miss I0 ~
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS Iea C,OooJ
Nl and well Furnished Meeting koen: Spnbs etc by
delet atreet will rented to Societ,ee, SluoS o.o "
Inc evening or month, reasonable SefnD' ApPS ~
tho ofRce Of the MoRNNo STAB 49,
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND M aCt No.
~ requiring well instructed BoaS rorrSa tSa ssme
from the 81 Vincents Home for Destitute Boys 81
Ecnvilie street by applying 70 the President vi Co
mon street. The boys can continue 10 BOARD AZ -
Home IL necessary. INC p
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1t appears from tho official returns OF
commerce to the Treasury Department
that the value Of domestic exports at the
ten principal ports of the United States
during the fiscal year 1870, was AZ follows:
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Hugh McCloskey, John Henderson.
Patrick Irwin, Thos Gilmore,
Robert Carey, Thos 2. WAsh,
Edw Copery Jno. McCadrey,
Jno. r. Gibbons, Jno. Farrell
WIN Conway Thos. AoKenna,
Thoa Marhev Nicholas Burke,
Thos KING Jno. T. Moore, Jr.,
Il IN O'Brien Thoe. Fitswilltam,
Michael McQuade, kdw. Burke.
Thos Dunno Jno. henderson, Jr.,
EdW Sweeney T., b. Briggs
William Hart Patrick Dwyer
Jno. W. Lockhart, Jno. G. Ryan,
Michael Duty. jyS 5piy
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EDUCATION. - EDUCATION
Colleges, Converts and Academies,
being about to their casses. Pupils must make
immediate to take their places therein
Parents can obtain, CHARGE, full information
on this subjec we'll letters of to the
VERY BEST SCHOOLS IN AMERICA,
by applying to the undersigned at hts
NEW CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE,
where Teachers may find q full assortment of School
Books and Stationery, we'll as Prayer Books and
~ CHAS. u. ELDER,
je4 5ptf 1874 Camp st.. opposite Lafayette Square.
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deprive Him of His worshipers, ana h ~
churches of their affairs, you eG""o' NV
our schools. baen. and
a,wavs will be: God himself was INC G Glss
fa"cSer. He taught Adam and Eve in the jar jar
den, their duties; what they snH H T..rn and
should not Do rha After their dsobediepoe
Ga st;i1 t.rcht them their duties-ano tney
t"maht tbsir children, and they theirs: until
3naliv God established other teacne1S' =" '
persons Of H!s prophets an" acs.sary for the re-
demption and salvation Of mankind 70 est nv
Iish nav laws and teach new doctrines, Uou
became again teaohsr in the the Rs. cS during In
His whole life. He then sent His Apostles 20
teach q ali nations" imparting to them tno
| wisdom Of the Holy Ghost, and promising W
with them al daS; she
and established other teachers, and they Others
hoth male and female, as their rapidly spleaos.
inc doctrines and the increasing plumbers oI
their pupils demanded; and go on from age 70
sSes and times, when we look around us
| and behold how faithfully and we'll mas De 6a
exocuted the injunction Of onr Saviour' oo
and teach ye all nations f .lI; 70 ~" and
there will point to You teachers OF the Cstno'
: lie Chnrch-those cinctured, cassock-ciao mis'
sionaries, forever preaching and teaching:
Es:.sg VI ss mS d
Eo,,ow ma from Zone to Zone, from the sun
,esa CLINE of the Frigid to the over,heatee
Torrid from the rising of the sun 70 Gne sSs
ting thereof; and wherever we nnu Cnt11l.'
there Maids s Of the Church
, teaching, refining, elevating their sex; spread
l inc christianity, and ut all times ana IN q.
nIsces. and under oil circumstances, perform
ing their self abnegating, seli-sacrihc'ne "o'A
of charity and mercy,
=.
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The Life Of St. Patrick: 1llustrsted. ~ "a; y.
Cussck. New York; Catholic Publishing
Society. Chas. D. Elder, 12A Camp street,
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ICAED' NEW orlrA,s, August o. 1871.
Cant T. g. williams President Live Stock Ins. Co.
Dear sir-Please accept my thanks for the prompt
payment for mule which died OF on oth
II aroo,t G. C, SCHAUMBURG.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nav YoRK. Friday. Feb.

NAV YORK. Friday, Feb. II, 1871.
There were no public sales at the Exchange
to-day. Several legal transactions postponed until
next week Tomorrow sale advertised 10 take place
Next week several important sales will be held including
a valuable coal field at Scranton
FOUNDING CITY IN WEST VRGISIA.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company have purchased q large
tract Of land the riverside at the point Of inter
section OF the Guyandotte River with the Ohio and
tending down four miles Upon this they will lay out
town, 70 I've named Huntington, after the President OF
the Road. The bridge the Ohio will be built
there and leading capitalists have taken hold OF the
terprse 10 make OF IL the leading city Of the upper Ohio
calculating upon advantages which are not possessed by
any other locality.
Attention is called 10 the advertisement In another
column Of valuable sugar plantation for sale New
Orleans
All who have real estate for sale or to let
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
paper, and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief win
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements each
read by All casses The TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly TO the value Of ts cob
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver-
Using follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is per line. About ten words OF
wide columns line Terms, cash in advance.
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VNHE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY
CORPORATION Noilees.

DEPARTMENT TAISs ASSESSMENTS,
No. % CHAnHE ssgr., sEv.f oEK, Jan 2 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the AS
~ sESSMENT ROLLS Of he Real Personal Estate Of the City
County Newell for the iS7l will open ihsecton
and aer MONDAY Jan. 1871 and win remain
anti the h daI Of Apn l inclusive cor the eprr,cOa 81 errors
lie equalization Of tie Of the Oreazd and personal
Ctr and Coantv Of New An pcseas Believing
themselves asevo make application che Comm darag
period above mentioned 10 eni obtain The relief provided By ~
...... .. .... gao H. ANDREWS. Comm s.ioners
T1tOS. J. CRRAmRR Of hres
d. go sa S S4 4 KISs Sans I..-. :sS
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fona aslan0 Real estate for 5ale.

4 COUNTRY HOME-Flushing, 20 minutes
n from ourth-s modern House: all the Ve1rrss
ase stable and oltbung 81 complete order pnce
l. te-lns asr Alirsss L. ". LEAfIiT Co.. la Nalst
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| ooK OUT
DON'T MISS THR BEST CHANCE OF THB SEASON
FOUR FINE. WELL-LOCATKD RESIDENCES
FOR SALE,
AT
PLAINFIELD, y. j.
I OOK QUIT
PLAINFIELD, y. j.

RESIDENCE No. l.
Within xa Of the Dept Of Peace and F rs
FRAME BUILDING containing "a rooms We'll asnt
10 6ne order Stable Carnage and Clubhouse ChAsni sc
The lot 1856 we'll set with u grown shaAt al
apple and eberrytrees OF best
msture; blackberry raspberry and other 'seht Of puh ~
abundance.
RESIDENCE No. 2.
within fve minutes wall Depot the north side o Fh
near Chery-FRAMB HOUSE. tEosones eoniahng n1e 5ns
Stable Carnage ant Outou-e
CtIeay &C. Lot 20 feet front deep With shade and
fut trees stated Residence No ], above described
RESIDENCE No. 3.
One ,rd half Of the Depot Broorn Road nv pre-
ent BUILDING stores II e ion anu ~ '
den containing well arranged ant good order with >
other Quito Lot about seven aeT-fS
oui feet deep fronting on tao roads set MID sAe ~u
fruit trees j. described 10 Residence No l. 49,
have infinitely described these properties a. am sHare hai any
vii carefully all TIE points ior ~
selves vii be pleased any time to ho~ the polers " 1y o
and have the letting nk tie would De Ell
residence described No 3; also .n1le AZ th
Oare Of A. MARSH Real Estate Agent opposite fafosd
Depot PAuhed n j. A. D. kBLLICh j., Bko, tlRest
Ne9-lork
want and will sen IS per cent less than properes Of re sane
dspou selling for Tie last three tbs hboru"
balance for term Of year, on bond 40 mo iA
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professional Noiifes.

~ n HAMMOND NJ D., formerly Professor
at,st sp@ei.lues In heheal College ~ Y.
SsI gYheth-st Thirdsve N Y Csty Nervous Debi
~ nd ~ otSsr spsa general diseases, &e Dr. rs worn oe
ON STRICTURE.-Its true nature and radi-
~ I treatment; symptoms varieties Consequence tls
resembling mistaken for
S ~ RaPH second EditoB: proe 20 At bis Office lt
1s n or IN envelope thrOagh p o. Bon 5T52 Veal bach
- nemor basness oapSty. fynPomAuc
DHEUMATISM CURED FREE OF CHARGE,
III .Bd . guaranteed
RIItS prcpetor Brsdcaior for Ne positive
ss RbeHnAu Lumbseo kc desiring &c convince tb public o. IT.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY from 20 3
eArl Of charge Of al applicants Affected with
be UnterAkes he viii
AZ desired Ofoe and laboratory el5
Broa where original tesmoL ale b Puee
. boib For sale by sr eruggsts
THOMAS WILSON,
ATTORNBY.AT-bAw,
II -Four md hANst,
WASHINGTON. r. C..
Prceeutes the United States exclusively before the
Q Cams and Supreme Court OF The United States
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Brooklrn Real estate for Sale.

DROOKLYN HOUSES at all prices. Send or
ID can for hit NJ A. rutland Co.. 5Beetaan-st. y y
EOR SALE-A HANDSOME FOUR-STORY
brOwnone HOUSE; all iHprgyeatsi 2I. y,,h or without
be- al rescnsbv md Apply DELsoEk VII
COX Real Agents ~ tour-st BTooEgn
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Bieamboais anh Railroads.

-
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
s Boston ,.s'y o,.'I s,. ,s.sss . .sc . re-
CIR ' on so Tss s'T and '.''A "''"s"
's-'I .''i of CRY aTY, or fh1AwRyycr and ,.
~, l:s' sI ss' T,, e S.s: s,si. ''' r. '''
LSSdoo and soG-i,S sAsrs competing With Rrpr. tss
f NE shove Loseou EsrseA saa "'''s
Per isssS dsis'. and q sSt py s :. q. ose' Per :"
' ss.'Sori o,, Is, 1892 'A'"'' -
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
al n. from Pier a. n. H.. bot o. Rsen.east
p .s' a i,' = b S ), I: PsSyDsscE !.
~. s s1 ssfa i s.s ss." ~. ~.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, sc
steanen Pses clip hs .H.'eH 's Tia' se'A -.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cor
SsC4 s ss e. s, s.: ss S1 rs5ss q
LIZ LINE Per 9, non. rive, d.Gy RATS Log 30 ssss
sS e. Co ~ % rot: "Tsr csY ' ss . ;
'Tp' ''o~''' '''O VIZ " PERvEfL cs,.r.i A,..s
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
..e ss%sr,s via sosaS s.sss sSs !. a.sSos iss.s.
.s we ps'-ss and western kso.i PshpssT
ss v.nsy s;jyIs:a i.ras. ~ Pa
van. and New Yort st..s; - - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Connsncng January % lS7l.-Lssve Ssv-rork foost
n.FOr Plemngion Esstop Bethlehem Mach wins
barre Pttston haAsnoy City NJ Carmel Hae.ou Tunihss.ess
To-ands Wiv,ry ks
1901 n.-For Esston-
m-WksrERS dss santsys),
l.no-n Hsrsburg and the West CosBees soEsye sr Pen
insoa stroudsbury Gao BghAs
syr.eu,e PbIpsburE for Mach Ch1ni WAsshsrs WI
Transport Ri: Ea.tGa for MAAeA cHnh h,ha.', Go, NJ
Carmel WihAnspon, Bre Sc
1904 n.-Way Train or Bonneville
Pennington kAston Alentoxu hsaen thanf hhsner
Ct H.Iletoa wlEebsTr,, reading Columbia LaneAssr hgs
Pottsyile, Harrisburg, he
IN n-FOr EsstOb snd Allentown
33o D. n-FOr Eaon, Allentown naach 'honk ana bt'~se
Ig0p n-Por someryille and Pennington -, -,
snn-CrscrSSArI EIPRk.s daily. Tor Bssion Behehen ~
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh chicago ,na Cnesns so
re and Palace Pt5srgt ard Chicago Counef Jnhsssa
With Delaware and Western Railroad for seFss'A
s. - Somsrvine
D. n-Por sonerVine.
D. n-FOr EsstOa-
ID n-(Enigantl-Por Easton-
9.4Op. m-ROr PlA nneh
~ nm-Por Psnaed, Wors-dsrs and ssurfsra - 49, -. -.
Fot Rr.beth At 500 6:1 7:l5 100 s:g 500 SD Nn " %
III No. 100 Too 3l5 33O 4oa 40 80 s;lo, 9.S' 30
500 g. % 700 100 500 $40 200 $50 49, 100 n s.l
Tickets for the he obbed the ofee the rn hA
road Of New Jer,e, Lhe,st and The bot
.ad let osces IN Ey YORK KICKER Superintendent
VI p Rail- Cen
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Gouses ano farms Udnteo.

WANTED Immediately, between Twenty
eighth aud Fourth and Fiayes r'e
HOUSE apply viii al PARTICULAR to WIN ShOLAh.ii
Co.. . Pnest
NAyANTED-LOTS, with or without build
w me- ioOsIO sreu;h and lh sTthsts folrth %
eayes particulars under T. TO- bon V ~ the lD
Ofce.
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Nrm-Jrrsep Real estate for Sale.

DARG ms" Central View" near Plain
ID ssh with three or buags terms extraordinarily
. ' Ss% a.bS .ss.n D:ss T Sr sS properly
R.hSs sI. Psra. BoandSrSSa nd s q. Can 90
BUILDING SITES, from TO 10 acres each,
ID or,ng, Leweln Pm for shLs y .sc e-s,r
s HASKELL, onHss, n J., or By HAZARD Arrhohr 0"'
CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE, com
~ bncd in the most promising part Of Elizabeth 20 trains each -tJ
ey "i IS to 8 .H1 .s s % Sc pos sIIs
oGTTzGE HOUSE @ =. van: sa,s. fruit ID
$ SnSs s,s Ss %. s.S hi. p1op
ssn Az p.e, o. IL. th.ssr sud Worth 600
% b I'D for sSrK Rs sJ S.&sni Co %i' i'''''N
ELIZABETH, n. IA new frst-class, Man
II HOUSE,, esdes bath and Laundry 90 hge
.S e.1er . Ds % . ass. ~,i % three Depo
se ea; Sa9 N''-'''' APp' = N.N0''
NOR SALE or TO LET-In the Village of
H.eien.aei GARBAGE FACTORY h1n -ii be .boS 100
yi. from the Depot udsDd Railroad Also splendid HOUSE,
6 rooms hot hath and gs tItas oompeei % f
and plenty Of fruit Also $50 LOTs on Geene and Mans n A.
so a 80 LOIS 81 s e fks4sT HOUSES
"V Al or .Dy ps o iss stc,.-e.Se property M be @ m ut
accommodating terms b9rkNs,
EOR SALE-At Montclair, New Jersey, near
two stations Of tAe Railroad and onsenienf 70 zoe
Rfv sS1 Ho6s E. ' en- s%ss y ., high
and mn a0 ne : S s % .n .osn On
large overhead shoe bense heated By farn.ee .'
each eh.nber-spk 100 choice fruit st as season. ge
e. Of which 50 Ado Boz 2SI kesfon NY
or j. p wAKBNAS, 50 Psrkpsoe, Eewari, n
nor SALE.-A handsome tw0-st0ry and
Il French HOUSE, stustod 6rOve, William Bas'
Orange Commanding extensive vsv Of The or,ns Moan
Fruit and ornamenia trr<s Pnee $1,000.
easy Apply premises or Of
H. {. MEYER 4 Co., No. l4 WEter-st, Few fori
JENKINS & WAY, New Brunswick, n. j.,
hi s g Rsi nd s,' io S4Ss
Randolph Ward PrehnEhuy,eD, Wm Taylor
PosOoe John Hill President Of the National bAni Of Me-"