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Good RezOlushuns for 1872 2and lS13,
DY josh BffLlSGs.

That ! wont smoke emmy more
cigars, only at somebody else's ex-
pcnse.
That ! wont borry nor hnl-I
espeshily lend.
That | will live within my nkum,
If j hey tew get trusted tew do it.
That ! viii be polite tew every
boldly, except muskeetcrs and bed
bugs.
That Won't advise emmy boldly,
until ! kno the kind Of advise they
are anxious tew follow.
That wont wear enny more tite
boots, ii ! hev tew 60 barefoot tew
do it.
That wont eat enuy more tirick-
Ell soup with a onc.tined fork.
That i wont swop dogs with no
man, unless ! kan swop two for one.
That won't objckt tew cnny man
on account of his color, unless he
happens tcw be blue.
That ! wont sware euty; unlcssi
am put under oath.
That won't believe in total de-
pravity, only in gin at 4 slrilliugs
gallon.
That poverty may DO q blessing,
but il 1t IL, it ia blessing IN dis-
gulse.
That ! win take mi whisky here
after straight--straight to the gut
ter.
That the world owes me d living
provided that earn it.
That will stick tew mi taylor az
long ~ he will stick tcw mo.
That ! wont swop emmy horses
with a deakon. a
That no nan shall beat lne 10 po.
liteness, not SO long AZ politcpess
kontinues tew be az cheap az it 10
now. '
That Won't llev emmy religious
kreed myself, but will respekt every
boldly else's. s
That if a lovely woman snlacks
me on one cheek, | viii turn her the
other al,os
That II a man kalls mo d phool, j
wont ask him to prove it.
That Twill lead moral Tile, oven
il ! lose a good deal Of phun by Il.
That II ! man tells me d mule
won't kick, j will believe what be-
SEE without tfreifg II. z n al
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COURTS.
CHANCERY COURT.
POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays pm. Departs Wednesdays and
Saturdays q. m.
Long Town arrives IL m and departs p. m.
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Cresswell
mail departs P. N. and arrives IL N. every
Saturday.
Daily mails close as follows
Going North at loo p NJ.
Going South, at $40 Pm.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from GOO
AN. TO T00P. NJ.
RATES OF COMMISSION CHARGED FOR MONEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding s20.............l0 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding s30..........l5 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding S40........s0 cts
Over $40 and hot exceeding $50. .......25 cts
No fractions of cents to be introduced in an
Order.
Day"United States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank Notes only received or paid,
J.N. WADDEY, p. M
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"a sfsss = f,iaaH fas ssst ais
e. ersrff l.s aa Eas hfI
fss ssHsrsfaf slss hsfs a'raf tats
Ths naImafHr af DE fiHf
~ sla 'hsf Hf ths salft FHh rii
WhHs aatlar b. itssssi
Hss sasK nimsoa haaaff aai
r haahtrn up ihs wesf
Tbs saas.biiii iaa. b.ss .ssisl fa sbf
Amsns Iis fsisag asvsfs
Aad isn e rs1a.rm eFhiar ihsfs
Der summers dtiaE baafsf
Aad even Nature seems ta msnrn.
Tswsieh bright memshts ils
fst fading heauly llsfefa ca
Eseh lsaast aootiag by
Hos can they a,y the simmer time
i sveetcf than the fall
on are no, autumn viihsrrd leaves
More beautiful than All
And can the bright blast u the rose,
However soit aud t,if.
BE half ~ lovely ~ the touch
ct dying beauty there
Oh no--let others weep 10 see
The beauteous summer fade
There is a swccter charm Tor me
In autnmns mellow shade
The withered flowers tha, droop and die
Each sere and yellow leaf
Seems but an emblem Of this life,
So fading and so brief.
The flush must fade from every check,
The lustre fiom each eye,
And all things beautiful must fade,
For all were made to die
The smile must leave the laughing lip,
And joyous hours depart
For Deaths cold touch at last will chill
The fountain of the heart
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The Blessed Ones.

Blessed are they that are afraid
of thunder, for they shall hesitate
about getting married, and keep
away from political meetings.
Blessed are they that are ignorant,
for they are happy in thinking that
they know everything.
Blessed is lie that Is ugly in form
and features, tor the gals shan't mo-
lest him.
Blessed II she that wonld get mar
ried, but can't, for the consultations
Of the gospel are hers.
Blessed are they that do not ad-
vertise, for they shall rarely be
troubled with customers.
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The new postage law adopted at
the last session Of Congress, and
now enforced, has introduced the
English parcel post system. During
the brief time that it has been in
operation it does not appear that the
business public has availed itself Of
the convenience to any great extent,
and the report is that the Depart
ment has not thus far been able to
make the system pay. Ty the new
regulations, packages Of dry goods,
hardware and other merchandise,
except liquid drugs, weighing IL
ounces or less, may be mailed to any
part Of the Union at a uniform rate
OF two cents for each two ounces or
fraction thereof. Thus, package
weighing 12 ounces may be trans
mitted between any two points in
the United States for IL cents. This
new arrangement, when it becomes
thoroughly known to the business
community, will be likely to cut in
to the express companies very ex-
tensively. 1t has already had the
effect TO compel reduction of ex
press charges, and il may drive some
Of them from the field.
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e1 usually get paid for telling
what ! know" pompously exclaimed
d conceited lawyer to . friend who
casually asked him his opinion on q
legal point. Handing him q fifty
cent stamp, the friend said, "That's
all right just tell me all you know,
and then give me my change
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A Queer Story.

A queer story comes from one Of
the faubourgs Of Paris. The wife
Of a retired guasmith having been
bitten by her lap dog, the husband
ran to his collection OF antique arms,
selected casque once worn by a
knight, clapped it over the suffering
woman's head, and clasped tall
for protection, lest getting hydro
phobia, she might try to bite. The
wife became hungry, cried tor food,
and her husband discovered to his
horror that he could not find the
spring Oh the casque. Finally, it be-
came necessary to saw the helmet
in two, and the woman released but
not mad, " went for" that husband
in the most energetic manner.
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An Adventure With lIcdbugs.

"Tulk about bcdbugs,' said 1911
Jones, who had been across the
plains, % YOU should have seen some
OF the critters ! met in Idaho last
spring. | stopped one night with
some settlers, who lived in little
log cabin containing only one 10 I'm
aud n loft. When il came time to
20 TO bed, tley strung u blanket
across the middle Of he room, and
the settlers family slept ON one
side OF il and gave me the other !
laid down To 60 to sleep, aud the
bedbugs began to gather like lunch.
eaters around free layout
tried to cover up aud keep away
from them, but the pesky varmiuts
would catch hold Of the bed clothes
and pull them of from me. They
didn't think nothing Of draggin' me
round the room if ] held on. fit
em till about midnight, and then |
looked round Tor some way Of es.
cape. There was a ladder reachin'
up in the loft, and | thought the
best way to get away from the blood
suckers was to climb up there. 30
| did. There wasn't any bugs in
the loft, and | laid down, congratu-
lating myself on my escape. Pretty
soon heard the ladder squeaking
as if somebody was coming up,
Bimeby / saw II bedbug raise him
self up through the hole in the floor,
and look carefully around the lott,
Soon as he saw ME he motioned to
his chums below, the bloodthirsty
cuss, aud cried exultantly, Come
u, boys, here he is. "
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MASONIC.

Walker n. n, Chapter No. rs.
Regular Conversations 1st Monday in eael
month at o'clock, p m.
f. + MoGEHEE, II. P.
j, G. HARRISON, Secy.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 F. "A. M.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
j. N. WADDEY, Sec'y.
Sardis' Chap;er, No. II.
Order of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month
Mrs. M. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs N. B. Wright
Sec'y.
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- zoe fssf. 10 sissaes. If.l $50
80 aaatis .+tt tIn0
siaNlscgg1. ff Do
HsfEs 20 ADVERTISING.
Dee ssntfs ~ Sea iiass afsi iassfuas. o. 50.
Etrh fiiiIiiaasI isasftiaa rs.
Afrsuisrmsnu ~ thfss mauihs al over.
special rates
hafflset ts4 ssitusfy nafiess ~ bot mote
than Ten iiass-frss. snd over ten iiass. charged
a rsauiaf advertising rates
AZ advertisements n strictly pefsansl
character. sill he shsfTsd Al NE rate of iwsniy.
Zee cents psf line
Editorial notices In local colamn, twenty
cents per line
Jon WORK Of eyery description done With
nea,Bess and dispatch
Advertisements payable 10 advance aud Job
Work on delivery
To CoaHKsrosrrSrs Write plain, with lnk
and on hat one side Of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, viii make
one square.
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Cyfy aud County Directory.

y. 3 Fisher, Judge of,he 18th Judicial District
J. Y. simmons, Chancellor 10Th Chancery Dis
trict.
A. r. Howe. Collector Internal Revenue.
L, OIanne Sheriff.
C.. ". Gleason, Circuit Clerk
j. c. Harrison. Chsncery Clerk.
W. W. Howe, Treasurer.
W. A. Jones, Assessor
II. j. Harding President School Board,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS : II Gunter, Presi
dent W. 5. Hartsfeld, 7. NJ. Sims, -
MAyoR.-D. r. McTIeury
CossrABLE-M Mansfield Williams
ALpKRsrS. w. D. Hefin, Gerald Clarke, 5
r. Blann, w. B. Locke.
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Notice to Creditors.

Letters Of administration upon the estate Of
Paul Barringer deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Chancery Court Of
Pamela county, State of Mississippi, at the July
term, 1877, thereof.
Notice is hereby given to all parties having
claims against the estate Of said deceased, to
exhibit their claims and have them registered
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Chsncery Couri
of said county, within the time prescribed By
las or they will be forever barred.
BARRINGER,
jul2o-4w Administrator.
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THE HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE GAS SUPPLY

meeting OF hotel Keepers was held at the St
James Hotel on Wednesday evening to discuss the
subject OF the gas supply Mr. Hotchkiss, Of the 81
James, presided, and the following hotels
were represented ST. James, Glenham, Cole
man, Brevoort, Grand. Grand Central, ST. Nich-
olas, Aston, Eare's, Spinger, Everett, Clarendon,
Westminster, Metropolitan and New YORK. Since
been some rivalry between the new and the old to
secure the privilege OF lighting these hotels, and
the discussion is known to have turned upon the
question OF which company promises the fairest,'
not only as to the best pas but the most reasonable
rates. The result Of the meeting was not made
public
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The Hanlih LAW.

b. Fl. futile, master of the brig Susan Bergen,
was before Police Justice Walsh Of the City Hail
yesterday for violating the Health code by dis
charging the cargo OF that vessel without permit
rom the Health Oflcer He was fined $50.
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The ONal Contract.

Edward Clark was yesterday deprived OF the ofYal
contract by the Common Council Health Committee,
who gave 1t to George f. Swift, at the rate OF $40
per day. The committee recommended the Council
TO annu and resclnd Clark's contract and instruct
the Corporation Counsel TO prosecute his sureties
for any damage that may have ensued or may ensue
to the city by reason or Its non-fulhlment. Clark
did the work without pay.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE or A
n gentleman Of honor and culture, with view b.
marimony. The writer Is sincere, and those weary 81
fashionable foies who could appreciate home made
beautifully attractive BY womany tact and affection may
planaton Address for ten days Mlss MARINA T. DAVIS.
Herald
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Fatal Case OF Lead Collie.

Martin Wilson, Of No. 167 West Houston street,
New York, who was employed at the Hudson Ave-
nue White Lead Works, was removed to the York
street police station suffering from lead cohc. He
died soon after being admitted, and his body was
taken to the MOrpue.
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The Democratic General Committee.

The Democratic General Committee OF Kings
county met last night at their rooms In Court
street. They received communication from
the Liberal Republican Committee, asking
that q conference committee be appointed
TO meet q similar committee OF that body ON
Wednesday evening to make arrangements for
holding grand ratification meeting The Execu-
tive Committee of the Democratic General Commit
tee was appointed for such purpose.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the action OF
the Baltimore Convention and pedging their Efforts
to secure the election OF Greeley and Brown.
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PRorosAs ToH MATERIALS a4 s.. TO gE swpr Ed
Bureau OF ESapmons and Rserns Oh ''e
NAVY DsrAarxEsr,
RUaa1Y on EsUsafs1 AMP June @sssG ls
81 @ss % FsSsyfS
The proposals Sc ssdres;sd TO tSs Chief Of tho
srias Navy mat they may Be- pSisnsSshsd
az the opening Of
sf
and @
ssFs EATING Of
se furnished 70 such persons q desire to 3D. on sppGSs
sS$ K ses e. al liz y$ads sppestsn
ing for each fas station viii have COPY Of
schedules Of the other yards TOR examnat,on only In
Is desirable to make application for any the classes
prSposais must be for the whole Of elias, b. the
t lie as r tse XII sppsaen
to the assssnss e TsssfSEs Sg will be
S s% q % %Ss nae
sr hs dse they sG Of
The contract VIII be awarded to the person who makes
s SSvy 5a Ssi ss the
reject the lowest bd or any which 1t may deem exorb
Under the provisions of the SECOND section Of the act
% not ed f hs
will not be received. -
Sllreties in the full amount will be required sign the
contract and their responsibility must be certified to the
satisfaction Of the Navy Department 49, -
As additional security twenty per cent,im will be with
held from the amount Of the bills until the contracts shall
have been completed, and eighty per centum Of the
amount of each BILL approved in trplicate by the CON-
mandans of the respective yards will be paid by the paw
master Of the station designated In the contract or II
specified by the paymaser OF the station nearest
the yard where the goods are devered within ten days
after the warrant for the same shall have been passed by
the Secretary of the Treasury
The classes of this Bureau numbered and designSt
ell as f0llows:-
No. l, Flax Canvas, &C. No. ", Leather.
No. q Cotton Canvas, &c. No. 10, Soap aud Tailow.
No 3, Cotton Hammock, No. IA, Ok Hides tor rope
Bag and Cot Stuff No. u, Brushes
No f. Iron and Steel. No. 10, Ship Chandery.
No. 8, Galley Iron. No. II, Tar and Tar on.
No. T. Chain Iron. No. IS, Stationery.
No. g. Hardware. No. 10, Dry GOods
No. g, Cooking Utensils. No. 70, FrewOOd
No. 10, Tools. No. 81, sand
No. IL, Tin and Zinc. No. ~. Paints and Oils.
The following the classes by the numbers required
at the respective navy Y KTTTE n
Nos 2 s. 8. o. 70, Is ~ IS H.
Nos. 1888 L, e sa Is q u IS, 10, 20, e.
Nos. g. g. g. II 3 10 10 n 49, 10. q, "a
Nos So is 49, N u II, y Is, 49, 90 a.
So's' 8 ~ ls IT, w y II h z
Nos f. o, 7, 8, g. ii, L. IL, H. IL, 49, 20. q
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CrxSs;c ~ .TsS '-~' ~ s,sa,SA
Of faE GRAND coxBrNAT1oH'
tssPs e e. e n ssss
wS AS4Rfy i SGsI1.G1R AS 0'n"''''n
July s.i Fax ss%R fTc{ss 81 New 4oRK
Mr. Al0en w. Aiken ana his Company.
BowwzssEB rEH sAiah. xA,.o.,
,ERTDAY EVENING. :yiuiiLiiY il, IAN A'A'
HIS new EmotiS %o. P,s ,S " Ave Acts entitled
Mr.. J. LITTLE as RICHARD and GEORGE vANDoRN
" and &c comedy Of VIE ron bAYy 1ur''s
Mo SSpa1 July a. W. MSHs .%s La
Ao!s, called YAUC0B
W9SSgPSss v Aprxaroo ays AIa pvvx,,woop s
PosiTIyEIX ONE WEEK ONLY
Tho r0prml1xE s SssF sHfM 9oSgnssdiAn Mr.
viii in hi sS STR sd bRas Of tn. Drama
eOAsi1 4Sb THE ENTIRE MUSEUM H 6oGFAs n. 10Y.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Last LAST LE NvHIYsa CONCEPT iNqY Z
POSITIVELY TaEnLAsr XPPEARANCE IN AMERroA
MOST xAeyn1, s sffssssg zs,,, o. THE Aan.
who has '0hsy sSo 81 a0't 81 artistic
rep s ~ % R hAgs snd NJ s
EEB$E$s$ E ESEsHs SSsSHsE
s sSe R9 .ss n and
Admission, 81 reserved seats. o.; private boxes, So
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DROPOSALs FOR GRANITE EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Sealed proposals will be received to July 90 ls2or
the delivery OF cubic yards of cut granite stone
for the tower during the months Of September
at the engineers Office sent application Pro-
posals will be directed to the New York Bridge Company
corner OF Front and Fulton streets, Brooklyn N Y.
Nxw York, July IL 1877
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PROPOSALS.
NFFICE OF TnE BOARD OF ENGINEERS or THE
~ Fourth Avenue Improvement Grand Central Depot
Forty-s street and Fourth avenue,
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. =
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
this Office for the constructon OF bridges approaches
Fftieh streets according to provisions Of the act to
"Improve and regulate the Of the Fourth avenue
the city OF New York." passed May IA, 1879
Plans. specifications and blank proposals will be In
readiness at this office the 10th day Of July inst
Proposals will DO received until O'Clock r. NJ Of the
Atl day 0fJuly. . :
masonry and approaches and for the OF
the bridges and other iron work separately for the
tire work. . .
the bids for the whole or any part OF the work
The right y expressly reserved " the Board of Engi
preudical TO the interests represented by them.
Proposals to DO addressed TO the Board Of Engineers
ALLAN CAMPBELL
A. W. CRAVEN,
EDWARD II. TRACY
J. O. BUCKHOUT
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~
TTNrON SQUARE THEATRE.-v0KEa
rr'm'nds sos sgSse Sx e r. !nimI'.'.
WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE
every night until further notice. preceded By the rafting
Mrsc CHE sn MHSrsa.
Doors open at overture at seats secured BY lot
s R %
state of the theatre nightly the management respectfully
MSs si 81 ts If < *
Next week 81 SE ;esf's 81 5f' TGh KITCHEN
w FOR ONE WEEK oNLy
THE LONG srh hEP!Sa JULY FIX = LONG STRIKE,
GREAT CAST. ,.. FINE SCENERY,
hG THH EI igk4 THOMPSON BuRLEsouE COMPANY
sAhSEs NEW Nv qEsAGt
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON,
Mss CAMILLE Ms r ME EpwlS
Mr. MICHAEL oosN6 5GHF shYEk Mu,,o.. Director
Mrs. nsr suFs ss.,u
Miss FANNIE LESLIE ~ D. Miss FAULINE LESLIE
Production Of Grand Spectacular Burlesque Exrava-
ROBIN "mht6oD,.
Box plan opeu Seats secured.
V,ERRACE GARDBN-FIFTY-EIaH STREET, BE-
1 tween Lexington and Third avenues $780,
'''p' ''''''''Xi . NEUiRNDoRFF's AVN
rH EA mp f sysRY GPGN ~ GoS0EET K
Admission Tickets rs cents each, packages containing
twelve tickets So d.
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T1ERRACE GARDEN,
GRAND CONCERT OF THE
KAISER FRANZ GARDE uRENADIER, REGIMENT
NO e.
direction If np,u Gh. II sARSs 49, on~S 49,. ~
On TUESDAY, the sd of July, at O'Clock 7. NJ,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GERMAN IANDWEHR
VERhIN OF NEW YORK.
Tickets 81 children 5oc To be had at 8. Tamson 50
Hal 66 and Is East Fourth street N BSeason Tickets
not
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VVoODsBuRG PAVILION, woODsBURG, L. l., TWO
w miles from Rockaway, overlooking the Atlantic
OceanThs magnificent hotel is open for the recep
ton Of guests. N. r. SEWEII. Proprietor.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE, FOR SALE OR TO RENT-A NEy
u four story brown stone House, Madison avenu,
the Park, furnished for u Country Home Of ahou
five acres OF land tNew Haven road preerretD or for
SIN all House about Tlrtieth street
WILLIAM GEE, owner. corner Elm and Franklin sta
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AT l27 EAST 18TH STREET
IL near Fourth avenue tor gentlemen or ladies; pleas
ant location; cooler than city, cheap COM
by steamboats, and cars.
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DRIvATE BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN;
l. location above Fortie.h street. Third avenue
breakfast and tea dinner, except Sundays Address
BOARD, Harlem Post Office.
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NEWARK, N. J.-FOR SALE. HOUSE. MODERN I'M
~ provemens ten rooms; large grounds, plenty of
fruit; barr and carriage tor loca Ion Eliza
beth avenues will sell on easy terms, exchange for
good property where q small amount OF money be
realized ~ 9. SMITH, 74I Brond street, Newark
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BOARD WANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
- quiet and refined family where there other
bcardcrs, between Fifteenth and Twenty fifth streets;
terms $40 Address A. e.. OF Mr.. Him. tobaccOnis
2l5 Grand street, New York
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billy are DESTROYS Of procuring furnished Room in
strictly private family, with breakfast loca ton be
between Fourteenth and Fortysecond and LeXng
ton and Sixth Address II. W. H., Herald Office
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N,EETU EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN FIFTEEN
/ years; benumbipg application; beautiful teeth 81 I;
SET SO; bumpers Tor hollow cheeks sets repaired.
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PARE CHANCE.-A SPLENDID FARM OF ~ ACRES
IL alta great sacrifice owing to the unavoidable alb
sense OF The owner rich, level land stones armed
from Philadelphia u trains daily; splendid crops;
acres wheat four oats four corn twory potatoes;
70 splendid grasscus two tons per acre worth 49, per
tom depot large orchard, go trees splendid water;
nice house and eight rooms porch shade trees large
barn wagon house hennery Piggey spring house &C
ance very easy Take the "a NJ train nom foot Of Lip
erty street, New York, New jersey Central Railroad;
come to Bethlehem Ps there take the North Pennsyl-
vhna Railroad 10 Quakerown, where arrive Mt one
o'clock Can rSturn same day. Inquire Bush's Hotel
opposite the, depot for &. A. WALKER or address
box ~ Rchand Centre, Bucks county, Pennsylvania.
Immediate possession given.
no LET-FuRNIsHED, AT MoRRIsTOwN, A HAND.
l. some Residence, with all improvements: on high
ground well shaded abundance of fruits and shrbbcry;
excellent garden, &c, immediate posse ssion
T. EDDY 4 Co, No Park place.
ITO fENr-THE ROCHESTER FLINT GLASS WORKS;
six pot furnace, all IN good order well stocked with
TOOLS ON bank OF Erie Canal plenty cheap ready
market; rent low Address c. b. W0ODWORTH son,
Rochester, n Y
GI Sn0 FOR ROSE HILL PARK-6s ACRES; 40
PI:CVO miles up the Hudson; splendid yiews;
small building NUT springs, wood good soil leo Broad
way, hat store FLA0LER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-19

EXCHANGE--FIvE LOTS IN HARLEM FREE AND
u clear, for y brown stone House.
JACOR HHARPE pinns