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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

the above symptoms attond the disease, anu hI
other times very few of them; put the liver Is
generally the organ most inV"!Fea' '"'r l"'
Liver with
LIVER REGULATOR,
A preparation Of roots and hcrps, WARRANTED 10 I"
be strictly vegetable, and can q" II" INJURY u"
any one. - ,,. rn
Il has been used by hundreds, and kh9Th Tor
the list ID wears as one Of the most rrlhbie, o.,
6cacious and harmless preparations ever oHcreu
to tho suffering Iftaken regularly MI" Per7's-
tentlv it is sure to cure
-. Dyspepsia, headache, Jaun-
= dice, costvcncSs, sick head
ache, chronic diarrhGa at
fections ofthc bladder, camp
Regulator. dysentery, affections OF the
Kidneys, fever, nervousness,
chills, diseases of the skin,
.. -----#impurity Of the blood, mel
ancholy, or depression OF spirits, heartburn colc
or pains in the bowels, pain in the head, fever
and ague dropsy boils' pain il 2th% thf 1ssE SS SS
Prepared only by j.: 4: zEiLhN Mdncn q Gsoa}s Eo,}
Price 81; by mail 81 25. For sale by n,,o
janlG-iy f. s. LEADBEATER / BRO:
ESTABLISHED 1882.
II s. LEA DBEA T F r & BRO
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINEs
cHEH5GAtSh j ahSA shFhi FhiNls' olA''
SPICES, ACIDS, &c,
Nos s and South Fairfax st.,
aug 2-tf Alexandria, Va.
H. Il. COOK. WM. r. oREldhIoN'
COOK & CREIGHTON;
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Vsrnshes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
No l07 King street
Prompt attention given TO urder: and inquiries
from the country. mar 9-tf
SAMUEL II. JASHET. MAHLoS H. IANHET-
IANNEG x CO.,
q DEALERS l.;
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD,
Paints, Oils and Varnisbes
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY
No 145 King street
~ Orders and Inquiries from the country
nromntlv attended to- sep 22-tf
---"-----
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
Il WITH INTEREST.
Under date Of April 10Th, 1871, DR., AENRA
]. ROGERS, 68 Sharp street, Baltimore; an en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02
MARRIAGE f..

Reflect that II aound mind and body are tn:
most necessary requisites to promote connublnl
haupncss, Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darkens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with
the me 'ancholy reflection that the happiness 81
anoti.. s blightcd with our own
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DREGS IND TNE.WICaLs.

y The symptoms "f Liver
Complaint are unaasinrsS
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in tho
| shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stom-
ach is effected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general costive,, some
:stimes alternating with lax
d with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
Of memory, accompanied
!! with painful sensation Of hav-
ing left undonc something
! which ought to have been
, done. Often complaining or
weakness, debility and low
sspirits. Sometimes many OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

r7HE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
Il WITH INTEREST
Under date Of April 10Th, 1874, DR., AENh1
] ROGERS, 68 Sharp street, Baltimore, an en-
inent physician. writes regarding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of tho loyal Collegeof surgery Of Lon
don, Graduate OF one Of the most eminent Co..
leges in the United States, and the greater part
of whose life hus been spent i'll tho hospitslsoi
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many troubled with ringing ia
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness.
being alarmed at sudden sounds, ba:htulnesii,
with frequent blushing, attended sometimes wItb
derangemeut Of mind, were cured immediately
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

Who have injured themselves by certain prac
tice, already described, habit trequentl learn
ed from evil companions OF at school, the effects
ifnot cured renders marriage impossible and
destroys both mind and body, should apply i'm
medately.
his country, the pride OF bis parents, should De
snstched from all prospects and enjoyment o.
life by the consequence OF de'laling from tne
path of nature and induging III pcrncious
habits. Such persons must, before contemplate
ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

Physician of this celebrated institution, has di5,
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant ana
Efectual Remedy in the world for all
n1cEACEG OE IMP RIIDENCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02
MARRIAGE

Married persons or Young Men contompst'
ing marriage aware Of Physical WenkHess
(Loss of Procrcative Power-lmpotcncy,l Ner-
vous Exc. oility, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Ne; Us Debility, or any other Disqus!l
fcation speedily relieved.
He wnS places himself under the cure Of Dr.: j.
may !. :iuusly conidc in his honor rs gentle
man: confidently rely upon his skill US Il
phyai III.
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Dr. L. respectfully informs the public that for
twenty years he has given especial attention to
the preservation Of the natural teeth, and wall
continue to do so and invites those who wish to
save them to call on him, knowing that many
are extracted, and destroyed that by, proper
treatment might be preserved and made useful
for life Artificial teeth inserted only as AP-
PROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES. noNl-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

FRUIT JARS
have just received my first supply Of lso
dozen FRUIT JARS.
I sold last year 600 dozen of these Jars, and
have had no fault found with them. They give
unusual satisfaction Call and see them at 6b
KING street. ,,rrD
lie 2-eO3m r.. j. MlLLEli.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points IN the
1Tnitod States, and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Internal Revenue stamps for sale. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-02

Especially, who have become the Victims OF
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep TO- an untimely
grave thousands Of young men of the most eH-
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who might
the thunders of eloquence, or walked to extacy
the living Tyre, may call with full confidence
.MAPRIAGE ----- I--------
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sEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

Whcl misguided and irprudent rotary ol
nlcu,,r ads that he has imbihcd the -ceIs "I
thispai. Al disease it too often hhpPchA That nm
ill-times cnse Of Shame or dread {" discovery oe-
tcrs him from applying to those who, from educn-
ton and rcspcclablity, can alone hctrlend hini'
DELAYING till the constitutional symptoms OF thIH
hC,rid disease makes their appearance sucn ~
ulccratcd sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in the head and limba, dnhr.s OF sight,
5Gc.tn,ss nodes on the shin bone. and arms,
hIotrhcs ON the head, face and eytrc:nilicS, pro
crossing with trighttul rapldity, I'LL at l'5L the
| H,l,t. Of, the mouth or the l'';c- Dl The
| nose fall u and the victim of thu "iu! disease
becon,es u hnrrid object ot cotninlo.cratlon t!l'
death puts II per iod to hiS dreadful st'lr'ng, "
sending him u that undiscovered country iFoin
whence no traveller returns.
! II i u melancholy fact that thousands DIE
victims to this terrible disease, through ls!I!ng
into the hands u! ignorant Or un'hiliu! fNE-
| TENDERS, who, hy the Use "I Tint deadly
Poison, Mercury, &c., destroy lnc '2hStnI'oa'
urd incapable OF curing, keep III; uhh"rPy a."
| t.r.r ,uui;th after month taking thir n"Ni"in "
| injurious. compounds, and ln.tetd vi bcihs ~
stored to II rvn.wr! ul Life, Nig"rand liHlI';".-,
| in ,lesunir leave him with ruined l'"'th !"''%'
over hi, gnili"g dl4npI"hli"rh'
DIX. JOHNSTON,
,vvrcr NJ. :, SouTH FREDERICK NrHth
BALTIMORE, MD.
| Left hand side gong from Eh!'!'!i"' '
donrs from the corner Fu! not to ''h.'lfo Ga'"e
and number.
contuiuiug y stamp to be- used on III" reply
Persons Writing should state age, and sc'Id p"'
ton of advertisement describing symptoms.
ENFORCEMENT OF TIE FKEHS.
The many Il ousands cured at this Establish
ment. year after year, and the numerous import
ant Surgical Operations performed by DR. john
s,on Witnessed by the representative. Of the pres
md many other persons n"tlc':. Of which haT
appeared again and again before the public be
sides his standing gentleman ot chuructst
and responsibility, is q sufficient guarantee to
| afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEED ~ CURED.
| Baltimore, jy 7-lyI
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- CP1CES! !SPlCES!-Sultab!e Tor the PICKING
- and preserving season. Just received large
invoices consisting in part of Green, Race. and
Jamaica Ginger; Red, Black, White and Long
Pepper; White and Black Mustard Seed; Cori-
ander, Caraway and Aniseed; Genuine English
Mustard; Mace Clo"es, Nutmegs and Allspice
Also Cement for Fruit Jars. a superior article,
and Jar Corks. For sale in any quantities to
suit purchaser: nj lowest rates.
mug 10 JANNEY & co.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPEsr
DC. ic., DC,
No. II KING STREET
Ma~Give Inc a call jan 8-tf
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All operative work in proportion:
Can be found after Office hours at his residence,
corner Pitt and Duke streets.
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1t gives me pleasure to endorse Dr.. cox as L
| will guarantee all work done by him.
| aug 29-tf Dr. LOoCKERNAN.
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The head is trouble

the above symptoms attond the disease, and
other times very few Of them; but the liver
generally the organ most involved. Cure i
liver with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
COTTON MARKETS

v,rorr To- 2-Co'en que Low 'i.h'ncs lie ne, s,L
- 49,. osp,.s-c4ta 8s, J19 bslo2i sales ~ oA'''
e21s b7ts $50 . 49,. -. -. 40, crotshlv lower, Md
49, iJ. r.l ..s. DO lH' gross CO 1is. ys' 49,
"a 81 f.lv. s.ls o.. stock ls2" e.e r,,,irtt
IS, Ft. Cotton dull, Nil nf ~. sGl bscs
y, Nj .fafts-to S-e,l Bitau, Q. g5 bales 'ai'' w.
a,c t TOTO, ana s,l, lower; Nid.nss .,o,t
M re,,.lt SIS oa.-s; r.os r,cosi' go hai''' '-''
4osHy r,7 q--Cas ,u 9; N'inv llgItC n bales; sales
o., e.. egI,..-:o o...i,-..iu, 4i-l ba.e'i o'a'''
rtr I.t- l..s. Co.. .te- ~ - o.,-.rr i2'.; recrts
e,tvt,. .-h 2-yocl r-d Goo un E,,.t- ,arl a. i1I
81 balls. ,t-,-..-,o..ia..c 20 bales .'''''
NEu ori-,~, w. eCo's va 'i 'elpors-o Vera Cruz
o. ..- .-r. r...... -rts. ~, t.'..'
ua.ss ... Al q. 't't frrs. He; receipts l.0
TuvNet.t ic. 80 VI ,,e, I.j tsIcs; stock 2l3 bales
Savtn.sr fc. .-to'"h 49, T-it.r 90 bsIos, ses lJ1J
c.it's 27.I t-.s. cr er5s-.' ''"
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srg Nsett tS.s Fy, Ss s0e$7 ~ rennsIlys1aa 90 70,
g. Shrg Ohio Rel 81 50 White - 500 81 b 1 S ee
Wheat unSua- - ,r fellow G00 re, Mined Western 'saouC
e &c - ~ trrs-Stock snl small bushes
ts IN pl olum steady; Culc, Isle Refined ~
Dc II &C..
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Thursday, Fob. 2. 1871.

HBw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb p lhl-
The sale of the Cipriant estate by MesSrS'
i. II. Ludlow & Co. drew a largo number OF spectators
to the Exchange. The property Is all well 0cateu lo
business purposes and brought good prices, Win INC GA
ccpon of No. IL Pnest, which sold 1T the very low
price of SOS, no. The firm sold two Dick DiIIES
and lot. known No Iu Readest lot 25Xib6 t0fhlVNV
Tne annual meeting OF the Real Estate OwnoH hntliu
Protective association OF the City Ui New YORK vas nv
last evening 10 elect officers Tor The ensuing year Io
following were unanimously elected: r. Francis GlDOoh
President; Philip Sch1er, First resdcn CDhs' -
G"elcr second NcclTesten Joseph llaght, JFca uioI
Frank WindhO2, ,cIciaTy John Hess, Chas. ). Gycr'
Trustees. Per order Of Committee, Frank NinuholI,
Secretary.
v X Stevenson & son have sold on tho Grand Botle-
ward. commencing 80 feet north Of SlXtytild-5 osag
side, the gore lot loet front the Boulevard ana
with an average depth VI 20 feet, for $4,000, IWords
cash.
AUCTION SALES or NEw.YOEK REAL ESTATE.
=. ~. LUDLOW.
.tol brick ore ant lnt 80 - r1sal- 2ilO q John
~; lot Tll1 lfaf unl AIf J. 10 a. 81 ..-.. "J5"
sory a4d marble lr'a ,u Ding an pt No II flnsi. I'd
4 "o hasaa-sti 0 4oI,JJ, Tuol u1ti haJ lSl a. ,o
"'i''
tsor{ brcs 'iore and o;, No 50 Liberty JL2 Of Nan.
~ O WV
lrcs fuiIrs' ard lot No l Rea. ~ 2 " % Hnostj 800
I'l III i"''
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"a. eo,srn., j., P NsvcosS - b ~. 49,
DRONLAMATION OF the SALE Of the HOI =

Ton TAP AND BRAZOEiA RAILROAD ty the Governor
E Of TeIs ami by the authority q The State Of Tera
whereas Toe roso company Known that ~ @ Houston Tsp
kap4t arg the School Fgnd Of the
s r q ;he Spec al School Fund loaned
re act Of The Legislature o. August lJb 1856 entitled An
The o. Special
- ad Incorporated the State tbe
1e0 Which primo and The boLds
7o made and executed the Of Texas under
nnd aiasl4nelts; and
"herei said railroad company BY failure TO PAY ae interest and
Hhng u1d Of aid Indebtedness las complied With it obligations
S $40 act o. August 18th 1856 and The amendments thereto and
Sso not compiled With he Of 3 Of Auglss 1870 entitled An
4, Seloo Fu1: AID
"s Because q sseh fufe The Governor Of me STATE e.
Se W SAD sets o. The LeZfA-re said railroad be sold
"a ntnsrloa q sad B1ebellrss
Aov tsreore he thrown that conformity with said Of the
~ s-tqts EDMUND DAVIS, Governor Of said vii.
LDNsAf the 18Th dsT o. February A d. 1911 be sold
- 'a1 Houston Tap and Brslors Railroad and the yh Of
"a COMPANY cuHg toe r0Si bed ught o. way grading bridge
~ eolpneas and HAso8 and all the stock subscribed said
~ oonPaay Necessary a bunsA4-sad Isroa beng
eeh rae 70 l place public auction ssd n5h) then;h dsy
fs5f1aT' A D. 1911 TIE " ue Capitol Otbe State Austin
Seen - ho Of iO Y O'Clock and the sale 10 tie
% es ~ prorted hOueter thlt The Governor the
hs % b. De q advisable boy said property In for the
Ie o' fun1 should cssh I'D b. sufficient
EllcpaI an interest dee tie Fond
whereof laye Lee1uio signed and have esutd
~ W g SEA Of tie state Alfred at The City Of Austin,
"a o. re ca Of hoVemge A. 100 aud u e INDEPENDENCE Of
=, 4tiAs l1t t4itftNh EDNUND J. DAVIS, Governor.
~ We b0TefuOr: jAEKs r. Secretsry Of
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RALkOAD.

Dero IN ,r Yora Blrciay-s' 5ot n Co1lest
MONDAY. 500. % 80
31am EMPRESS NAIL TKaiS cuIe. % q Da1 D, W Cd Don
l3rer Chester Branch Na03 1 snser y =
Washington slta te D. b. anI W. r. r.
Ga r1asburg scranton, Grr Bend Bnefta syria
case Oel and al points tie LscAartnna al boomsaug
aid lel,vure and Huds1n K P0s,s
I:Ga No.. LEiGH VALLEY EXPRESS Eors A. He t,'k h0rns
town. s,se Washington rn. s1lr anl h'oni ~
meets 20 RI u.I urs Bel. D r. r. lr drTr Co. a.f g
ta,'or " ID l. v r. Bethlehem Allentown, hauch Chunk anA
hIikce6irrr. .,
2 at Waterloo r. ard p Wash ngoa Nth D. l. IHf
w. K. K. FOR Water Gan. Stro1lF r.l aad srr11i0a.
500 L. HACKET MAIL wth BoOtton, Che'>r
Railroads. ... .. ~.
and b:tU N. $500
SUMMIT md iHtermedae stations az b 4; and i0' NJ
f.'0 f:2a, and b:O p. 10. 49, . q. ...
Il 20 ~ I:l0 10 $40. is 80 $780, t)J oo s al ll't'
For NEWARK a. $50. 100 oO $40 9Io 1910 lo:n 100.
i1 ami ll49 n rlo 2V, '!5o 3;1h 800 80 $40 w.
$40 $40 $3.50. GOO, folJ $50, @S $50, AID l'tS p a
Trans mar I'd stop 40 Pas. Newark - .
Leave Srw-Yorl OF BLOOMFIELD and HONItLAl - 0p ana
A IN anl 200 20. $40 AID ~
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMBFT.
on sBi aNer MONDAY OCT a. 1870, Trans vii ha's JAnessp
follows
G:lJ a. n Crnsn?ort and Sag Iiasbor
1uiD .. NorhGot WAY Tram
srb0r aud kEshead EIpss rar through 10 Green
SATURDAY nghs
400 2. SortlpoH Express.
500 ID Hempstcii Way Train sP Sscrliy nights
6.DJ b IL SortArc.t Nay Train.
All trsns connect al branch Hempsesd Sany trains or sJa
Glen oge Locust Valley Hcksve alngo1, and NrtaPot ave
HgrsSs POM al 9: - a. n and D. J. D. BARTON. SapL
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- SAFE of m


L AND NEW ORLEANS RAlLROAD-Br the Governor Of fhc
SeIss-Wberes. Tread company koSl a. that Of Tie eIss and
SesOrears Railroad largely Indebted DE school fund n The state
re1as for rsurpt sld interest o. se- school ni osa~ -
sane ti- LEGISLATURE Of August 1851 1856 entitled
proe he OF ODE special sCJ. Ud 10 Tie
Bond, o. ro -7,l incorporated hr i.e S and d. amend
interest secured by IN bonds o.
r-1l l1 executed 10 The STATE Of Ie4S ln-er
GA ac, al au..ln ut,, and
comp1uv, by fure pay The interest and
Gt.i1g f1r. Of aes. has compiled wH ~ oato'
SAID ~ August 1872 1856 Ga tte ame1-r~tH thereto an
bas $50 complied With he o. h o August; 1870 entitled Az
Ae io- lie relief q rr't companies il1Jt 20 e STATE Tor oas
Sor tie tpeciI scboo. fund" ana
fll1re The Governor Of DC S'
s ace o. toe LsEta 70 cause sad railroad - BE- sold 10
OltEdsuo8 Of sad .lcsiteisess
Nov therefore shat in conformity With d acts ~ c
1sga1rs EUMUSD DAVIS, Governor o. ssd sac vii on
TUESDAY e lta cav Of Feb1r A. D. l 20 be cold the
ait Texas and NeSOers Baod ard the charter nghs Of m
equipments for sai
COMPANY opois DEPOT stations all tne properly ovnei
COMPANY It's bus1esaa railroad being about
hundred aal eghs GU3I niles long.
sale 20 take public ton o. said ih day o. Fehrus
D. 1871 he door Of Cap Of the STATE a. Austin between the
Eou o0s AMI y O'Clock aBt The sale 90 be- 10 he hae cssh
6ds p04Ced AOTtr that the Governor reserves the rgt should
r. deem advisable boy property FOR the beDeb Of the school
Egni should rash j be s1cen. 70 Tie pne and 10
Se's.i doe the schOO unL
hsreuno signed ny and have
caused seal 81 tie Ss'e u Do Alfred a. thr t o.
IL 81 dav Of November A. D. 1870 and o. tie ude
ED2CND J. DAVIS Governor.
D.. do L.. ID Cat
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Sales bn Gucilon
Giluat.oue Unnleo--femnlcs.

GOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
" lIDS German Institute II Noro2st, between t'nson
ami S'suon-'t+
yyTANTFD-A SITUATION by a competent
w Ces1 Girl for general housrork cooi warbler ami
oner; is Hing .d oleug beal OF cy re.rFeuee Call Al '5
Isae-y entrance Fr,ist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL, AND WINTER ARRAN
Commencing MONDAY, October H. 1917 Roosevelt Az CaAA
ierres
AS m. MAJ for Paichogue
~ A. m, Acconinolat for Bsby.ln
Piace.
go lsup Accomn ition Saturdays, through 70 faeaosaa
$50 ,. n, Ba0,lon Accom- soosiioh
$50 p IN, Megrck Accumulation
Strcar Tor Rockawav
The $3.50 cut arr ito ard f ~ t'ains eon = NF
4. ". DOUGLAS. Saperniee1eai
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Gonnirn i1ropertn 10 Set.

Tg1O LET. for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CIV eriy-Br Fs1hai ghts depot suf 40
rom H. nice H.s COTTAGE conieinilg kitchen cellar
earea &c. iiImedIGeg Splendid location Apply to
ECtr'-.. II Aln~t
Tg1O LET, or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
4 for l broom HOUSE mrrl Gtngs; depot; Is minutes
from Wa Ga Communication II coats per tnp. Gyort"
nr travel Inquire Vest Elizabeth Jorsey Station or aidress
q. g.. box No 25J Post o &c., Hes-iork
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Gonnirn Real estate for Sale.

SHOTTERY - Stratford upon Avon.-ANNE
~ HATHAWAYS COTTAGE and GARDENS The poss-or Of h
most property Offer for tho purchase Of ne
by private treaty Address Mr. WIN THOMPSON Architect and
Surveyor, Chesnns Walf. S,raiior upon Avon
WATER POWER for RENT or SALE.-The
OlsatoEc Water Co Offer aHe Sites pennsnet va povsr
and unsurpassed facilities n manufactures Are only three hours from
Ne~iOrk, with both railroad an vrter communication Adfress
OtSATONlC WAraR Co, DerJy, Conn
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IT foY 81 CaAnh.rs-st and foot ofZ]lst a. follows;
Through IL
and p daily New aIi Improved Drawing Room toaes
accompany iL0ug1 ualo, cLg Ho-a-A
vile magnificent Seng Coh rl1ing through 70 Ceeani
Gslo1. Sleeping C0lc accompany The tram from su
Qehlnnl 10 Buffalo. tie 81: sn fom Nee-l 70 Buffalo, al
tn oo Nevlork HonesTAc, bUda0 and 81 N a.
An Emiuaut Tran le'yes dEiy az st5 p ~.
For Port Jerys and WAY. $50 l-3is., f:i5 p. NJ
For AUlrtosu aud Way 81 $3.50 (2dt 33 NIL and Ssa
DAYS only B:3J III. t2}d-st. t:i 4 NJ
for OHsu.e WAY. a (21l-st. '7:l5 q. NJ
Sewauuh lad Ws5 330 and +;3J lJiit oiS
n. 1913 aud 1918 I. NJ
Fo Suf-ra and way and p N P3lt, 4.i5 aud 5:5 NJ
Ticsr Train. III 30 !. tAtist.. I'll a ?. NJ
aEI WAY 81 DIo,, a.t: 1913, aud ll-o
J:iJ 5:lJ, and 6lj FROM thaubc5s Depot At
6tS Iao ms y n; - 20 s. 81, AID 8; q p n 80,
lIecke1sacs and hiae, from 25,i Depot 1850 "a A1a
2:i5 $50 t53 80 ant t6: From CLamber'A Depot sS
a H. arl L. 4. t5:l5. O. ami ts:45 p n. .
For Peuoat Nyse. T,lHans ani Way from 4 St DEPOT az ys
lis 1918 f:ls. 5l5, ART 1918 att Siiur only III ,
Chnnt.n rer0t, at 9' $50 1873 4;l3i IAN.
5lj 20 p. asl SATURDAYS ol.y, p DO nlingl
Pa-c and Apartments D1vi Room and See
Coaches ard flr The checking aa transfer Of Bag
gaze CoDany Offices pa 5J and 5I BuGNa =
miers GreerEcsi.; llJtis- and TIrlre, u es
Frionst Brookn Deros OF Ch'mbet and foot NJ ~
Nevor EEchaugac and Long DOCK Depot jersey C and
ofihr Agent. "a. the primo lalho..l , . ,.o,.
l. D. EuCHER, Dec e. WV X bAkk
Cer'l Srp.t LI0. Geni Pas'r Al
.p.rt tF,r Hac4e-ascE only.
n, pc- ferfg rarktr
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Gonee5 nub farms i1dnle0.

WANTED to PURCHASE, for CASH, or
woail EXCHANGE. rna HOsSRS 10 BrooErn On hr
terms r,rloa. or HOUSE alOI $4,000 0nc8Lcfe
lc,.cca IWeuty-tiirI an For.c.l-si& Apply
ENANTED-STORE PROPERTY on Beck
william cod, cr CnTsts g. A rutland & Co. BrrkmanaL
WANTED to PURCHASE, for CASH, a
HUGE y. CAMP, 81 Pnelt.
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Grooalna Zeal Cslate for Sale.

EICR SALE, in Broohlyn.-32 LOTS, with Gle
Z -tfii fiis~ f-ol h.'rl.--s
a.! 1ent 60 . .'rs. SOD. Dr divided si pn'-fs ore
o. l-..l.t ti tIf, 90 In.s.,E g.. l.a tI-H
~ pc 81. B.. ,a, cla!s 0i TIE BE-, St-' ISLAND ALL
heg.J,re7, DC
LOTS fn- to cree on Pssr p, ri thasc ar Io-g
Il.-t Am, % HOMER HD tjAN. Zrr~-. AN
E1OR SALE IN HROONLYN-3-,,oiy finished
at. ,t.raent. 'front.' No. q Emillcc
nc.-t .). ar. r, Piston ik 'e on hr rcir
Tur Dr. % &C. DIN ly 10 tf- ircr T2Jo Terms 20
sut Dap n .l. Wii nf .Jli e. larate n Irs.ertS
JOSEPH HHGEWAN.
corner - Wi.oughby ara J., artists ErookJn
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A-rwApK And NEW-YORK RAILROAD.-

" 6sp0r IL NEw YORK, foot Of Li0eriyst, NorA River.
- o. I,snsrv 81 1871, pass Trains Slu o0ss:
IFSVg SEwTORK F0R bgRGEN-AvE AND NEw ARK-As
"a, IN 40 g.lS 8:s5 Yl5 $3.50, lot5 l.
ScS 500 5:S 400 40 SEQ 'Jo 600 co. 7oo 80 s0
80 w NV Is y5RK FOR WEST BRRGBS-Al 600 6 TIA
~ IA 4, m. 80 f:J) 53a 6iJo 5:to 800 0:i5 l.
49, w. X. T. Kicker Superintendent
II. y BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Agena