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every day at III A.. NJ, and fish or clam
chowder every night at s O'Clock. d.
TIE mcanest liquors and cigars to
be found on the coast, at Van A~lstine's
Wine Rooms. Cold salt horse for
lunch every day. =
A LARGE assortment of holiday gift
books, musical albums and musical
work-boNes, at the City Drug and
Book Store. d22
For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds of good boots and shoes,
20 / o Dunkcl Il Co.'S, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
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ness Agent. Collections from abroad
solicited. dis
FRESH ROLL BUTTER and firkiu
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$40
Go To Dunkel & Co.'S for gents and
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New YEARS CARDS of unique de-
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NENISoN.-About Il ton of fresh Ven
ison Just received and for sale at the
Peoples Market. d21%a
JUST RECEIVED-A complete stock
Of boots and shoes, at Murphy's, Main
street myS
lS75.-Diraries for 1873 at the City
Drug and Book Store. d2
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
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Notice of the Press.

The ever-incrcasing circulation of this eX-
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when we think into how many homes itpene-
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

The immense circulation Of the Christian
tnion has been built up by actire canrassers.
No other publication compares with it for
quick and profitable returns. The public
eagerness Tor Mrs. Stoves new story, the
port of thousands of old subscribers, the
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arr DEPIRTNENT 1874.

The Illustrations Of Tie 1l@jae have won n
worldwide reputation, and in the art centre.
Europe il is an admitted fact that its wood
cuts are examples Of the highest perfection
ever attained. The c mmon prejudice in favor
of steel plates, is rapidly Welding to a more
educated and discriminating taste which re-
cognizcs the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility Of production
The wood cuts Of Tie -1{d,ne possess all tho
delcacy and elaborate finish Of the most costly
steel plate while they afford a better render
ing Of the artists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work which
Tie -1iaine is doing for the cause Of art culture
IN America il is only necessary 10 consider
he cost to The people Of any other decent re-
p '"scntation Of the reductions Of great pain =
tors.
IA In add ion 10 designs ny the mcml crs Of
:. M National academy, and ether noted Amcr-
ton artists, TIE Aiaine viii reproduce exam
f4cs Of the Lest foreign masters selected with
q view TO the highest artistic success, ond
9"tatcst general interest. Thus the subscrit err
to Tie liieiHe will, at a triAing cost, enjoy IN
his own home the pleasures and refining III
iluCnccs Of true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 viii be
by Thos. Moran and j. d. Woodward.
e. The Christmas Issue for 1874 viii contain
special s'gns appropriate to The season, hy
our best artists, and will surpass in attraction
any Of its predecessors.
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T II Il A l. DINE

4" Htia'"'ef &Ha'y ,jouraqi uTiursa1g
adu@dto6 be asc H1ad,ome,t Pyioaicoim
a. wsdd. 4 Rlreseat.iice oad
Champion Of Amojcon Tate.
Not ron SALE ~ nook on NEWS STORES.
Tie Ai(iHe. while issued with all the re-
sularity, has none Of tie temporary or timel,
interest characteristic Of ordinary periodical
% - an elegant miscellany Of pure, light and
GRACEFUL literature; and a collection OF pie
lures tic rHrest specimens Of artistic skill in
lack and white Although each succeeding
rmtcr affords a fresh pleasure to its friends
The real value aud beauty OF The .1lGine viii
be most appreciated after il has been bound u
at the close Of the yeir while other publ, ~
lions may claim superior cheapness rs COM
pared with rivals Of a. similar class. The .llaihe
is q unique and original conccption-alonc
nd noFproathed-als olutcly without COM
petition III price or character The posscssor
Of a complete volume cannot duplicate tie
quantity Of fine paper and engrayngs in any
D her shape or number Of volumes for ten
times lis cost; and thcn there are the chromos.
besides
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PRENLElN E0R 1871.

Every sulsctihcr to THE fh'jne for the yeer
1874, will receive pair Of chromos. The
original i lures were painted in oil for the
pub ishcrs Of Tie -1Ili1e, by Thomas Moran,
whose great Colorado picture was purchased
by Congress for ten thousand dollars Tho
objects were chosen to represent The East
nd "Thc West Onc is a view in the White
Mountains New Hampshire; The Other give
The Cliffs Of Green River, Wyoming Territory
The difference in the nature Of the scenes
themselves is pleasing contrast, and afford.
a gocd display Of the artist scope and color
ing. The chrUmos are each worked from
hirty distinct plates and arc in size (l2Nl6
and appearance exact f,csimilcs Of the origi
nails. The presentation of q worthy example
OF America ; greatest land cape painter to the
bscribers OF Tie Atdjae was hold lut
peculiarly happy idea, and its successful re
Hzation is attcs:tcd hv the following testi-
maiul, oyer-the signature Of MIR. Moran him
self
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sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. -1s74

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(Signcd, TliOS MORAN.

These chromos are in every sense American
They are by an original American process, with
material of American manufacture, from de
signs of American scenery by an American
painter and presented to subscribers to the first
successful American Art journal. If no better
because of all this, they will certainly possess
an interest no foreign production can inspire,
and neither are they any the worse ifby reason
Of peculiar facilities Of production they cost the
publishers only trife, 'rhiie equaJ IN crty re-
xOect 10 0fder ckromoS MH are so8 SiBgig Tar
doa5ie he subscription igiss II TIE 4i'me.-
Persons Of taste will prize these pictures for
thcmselves-not for the price they did or did
not cost. and will appreti tie the enterprise that
renders their distribution possible.
If any subscriber should indicate preference
for figure subject, the publishers viii send
Thoughts of Home, a new and beautiful
chrome, 14x20 inches, representing little
Italian exile whose speaking eyes bctray the
Qasszsngs of his heart
TER lis.
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Washington University School Of Medicine.
DAI T,INInptr Nrn
in Chemical md Medical Science.

The next Annual Session Will begin OCTOBER
lst, l-74. and end FEBRI AIRY 18th, l.75.
The Hospital and General and Special Dis
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Instruction. For catalogue with information
a. TO Plan Of Instruction, Fees. Cost OF Living.
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Poly tecEanic College

OF THE STATE OF l'FNNsSA " MN.
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The Diploma of the College is received as con-
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Weekly Family Newspaper.
THE GHpIGTu 4 N ITNINNr.
Henry ward Beeci1er,
L Z

In religious matters this paper is Evangelical
and unsectarian; in political affairs, indepen-
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articles. and both short and serial stories, from
ilh foremost writers; il aims to maintain the
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Household and Family Affairs, with Stories,
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NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 20th, 1873.

NEWARK, y. j.. Sept 21th 1873.
McsSrs JAMES SUTToN & Co.
Gcntltmen II ara delighted wish the proof
II color Of your chromos. They are wonder
July successful representations by mechanical
process Of The original paintings.
Very RESPECTFULLY.
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

en,tets at offending hotelkeepers. simply wish 10
call public attention the fact that such an ev exists
and TO point out the remedy which, happily In TINS case
the law furnishes II respectable women know their
rights In this matter, and knowing dare assert anu
maintain Them such incidents have described
would not occur in beat hotels II is well seteu
law that the proprietor OF any pubic Inn Viuu j" "
"botel and inn the same thing) Is oounu W
receive and entertain every person OF decent "pPi
ance who is not known to be Objectionable VINO app"e'
10 him for shelter aud food. and Is able ana "innt "
pay reasonable price for the accommodation requireu
unjess bs bonse Is already foil there Is some other
vad and substantial reason for refusing BLACKSTONE
says: ' ,r,
Uan iunkeeper OF other vctualler, hangs a out on
and opens his house for travellers II Is an 1b,. vay:
geInent TO entertain ali persons who traVei tnas "a,
and upon this universal assumpst an action on tne ca
will lie against him for damages; se b. Co@. iss
reason, refuses 10 admit atra'eiei'-f" D'' ON
Here are some other authorities;
An nnkeeper cannot lawfully refuse TO recei We gness @
TO extent OF his reasonable Kent's
he impose unreasonable terms upon thom'-i- N
Com sth Ed, 7T0 Noted -. :, no has
49, she SS SSSf M liberty W to refuse to receive guest
VINO ready and able 70 pay hum suitaOe mi H.
upon false he refuses, he Is liable 10 an ac
-lStOry Bailmen;s, 4gI' ,,,.,,, 90 rofrse
receive guest oF whom ne has II Tos having room Tor
day time at night, =. ~. nav, narius - -aosonabe
ground for his refusal or on iase preteuse tuat liz
house full he Will be liable TO an action oU' an 1'r nm
keeper Who having room III his house AT the t,e ,r o
fses 10 receive traveer and II Is not necessary i
fine traveller 10 lender the price OF his ener anhent
Ina rejection Is not placed that ground Ana !. ~ NV
defense Tor the nnkeeper that tg guet e Ws the land
ON Sunday, at an hOnr Of the nlSht altl uN H.
lord mad gone to bed; Is 1t any deicnSe .Da tio
o,est refsed TO tell his name and abode since tue nm
keeper had no right to insist upon knowing 'Ic'' p
ticnlaTs.-lEiwaFds on Bailments, 4Oo-9' .....
Now though so many landlords seem ignorant OF tiie
fact the law seoures--or would sec1re IL IL "ere
epforced-exactly the rights and the same pro-
lection In this matter TO women as to men, mere
east the sexes stand on equality before tle law,
Ana I am credulOus enough 10 believe thai even ai
average Jury ia our day would as readiy aSaltu
damages TO a woman n man IN case against ,, '.
lord for refusing receive guest NV object III n
ing ths let put the female reaHefs o sV
manor i'm posspssion OF that knowledge OF their fIgns
Which n tney have the courage ana hrnness 10 use ~,
sbonld the occasion arise will doubtless save hen IO
being the victims OF suoh an outrage ao Eato ~ nf
occasion 20 write. l ought TO a1d, as a m.''si ND
abundant caution that In such an emergency u Wouu
be tho safer 70 take an excuse a~"S nun nun 80 -
landlord by Offering TO pay IN advance II reqniIeu' ,oi
the desired accommodation. "
Nep YORK. Sept. 3, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
miscellaneous.

GO-OPERATION-"T THE PRENEN IlONvr S,-s
>TSn cooperative society propose % 900 ein' Of ~ nc
MILK on the marzet daily from Ootcbsl at cent pr & IN, A.
rs q, be co0pritye plan Dealers wishing 10 JOIN ne a.
T snv uer.oa desiring the city or eouhp
for tIe sa of lea Cofee Coal Feed F0Ir sc "a We
dent lg8 Intolt NewYofk. The Compani is no" sHPgsf -
Depot gG Flor-st Teas at 40 cts II, usually eA- 0' - "
other
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
90 Uhom Il man Concern

BUREAU FOR rHs CoLLRcrIoy TAxEs.i
Court HOUSE, PARK, :
No. 80 CHAsBsRssr, sept. a, 1874.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtlce is here
~ BY gwen Rolls Tax Books on Real Esse
for 1874 will be opened Tor payment az @ oe on
DAY Sept 10 1874.
P,ymeu can be the hours Of and M "A
deduction calculated from the
se OF payment day Of December will be made on all taxes
paid previous o the ist Of November - ,r
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

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