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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-30

the different schools present uniformity
of school books; mode of furnishing
books; furniture; apparatus Irregular
Ity of attendance; truancy; parental
co operation studying at home classified
ton of pupils; longer school term local
supervision; grading salaries; care in
selecting teachers; to what extent
arithmetic shall be taught; what new
studies are needed school houses
ornamenting school rooms, ETC. On many
of these topics teachers or others had
prepared essays which were read as an
introduction to discussion of the subject
The discussion Of these themes awake ened
the greatest interest, which was sustained
and intensified to the end.
The evening lectures were upon more
general subjects; but all of the them
related more or less directly to the sub
ject of education. This narration is here
given as practical illustration of the only
way in which our school system can be
made efficient, viz by showing the people
what powerful instrumentality is N their
hands, and teaching them how to use it
Other methods may be better adapted to
other localities Bat substantially, and
to good degree, what has been done and
is now doing in the two counties named,
can be done in many other counties OF
the state, if not in all, with proper wisdom
and effort. 1t is the testimony Of Prof
Maris, and of the present superintendent
of Chester county, Mr.. Pierce, that the
good effects of the local institutes are ap,
parent 10 the schools of the vicinity where
they have been recently held. Among
theses they specify better houses, better
furniture, greater uniformity in books,
greater solcitude for good teachers, the
establishment of successful graded schools,
an increase Of the professional spirit
among the teachers, and better apprecia
tion of the school system.
The work in Bucks county is full OF
promise, and some fruit has already ap-
peared But it must be borne in mind
that Bucks has had but eight local in
stitutes, and they reach back only two
years, while Chester has had about sixty,
and thsy cover period of nearly seven
teen years. Time is, of course, an element
in the question. Give the local institute
fair opportunity and time, and then let
it be judged by the fruit.
If any apology is necessary for introduc
ing the names of several county superin-
tcndeDts in this article, it is deemed
sufficient to say that many of the thoughts
expressed have been obtained from listen
ing to their elucdation, and witnessing
their practical application in connection
with the official labors of the gentlemen
named -School JOnrnal
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FOR THE GIRL HE LOVED.

A young man Of this city, being at an
up river town a few days ago, took a skiff
to row to the next town down stream.
About the time he put out, he noticed
man and woman in similar boat on the
opposite side Of the Ohio, the man pull
ling with all his might down stream The
Evansville youth did not want to be beat
en- by a man who had a load while he
had an empty skiff, so he bent himself to
his work with great energy. Row as hard
as he might, the Oarsman on the other
side kept ahead of him, until the young
man made up his mind there was some
thing wrong with the current, and he
tried to cross.
This seemed to give additional energy
to the other oarsman, whose "ieath-
cred oar was piled with such a will that
he gained sensibly, and our Evansviller
dropped back, but still kept the couple
in sight.
After half days row the single oars
man stopped at town, rested aud did
such business at he found, and took the
next steamer for home Ga the way
down the steamer was hailed, and tho
couple from the skiff got aboard. The
young man, after short time, approach
ed the chaPion oarsman and remarked
"Well, you beat me, didn't you but [
tried hard 10 get ahead"
"Thunderation 70 exclaimed the man,
"Was that you pulln after US. tho't
it was Lies dad, an jest lit in with all
,is.hf k,,t -
ried for good now, stranger, an wouldn't t
row that hard even ef the old man was to
heave in sight. = Eoaaspite JoMnal
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He Learned It.

A firm dealing largely in coal in one
of our Western cities had in their service
an Irishmau named Barney One day
the head of the firm, irritated beyond en-
durance at one of Barney's blunders, told
him to go to the Office and get his pay,
and added, You are so thick headed
can't teach you any thing" "Begorra, :"
saik Barney, II larnt wan thing since
I've been wild ye?' whats that 7"
asked his employer. "That sivinteen
hundred make ton Z" Barney was re
tained
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S. n. z. PECK,
~ Surgeon Dentist.

n announces that having just returned from
Dsa,al .sl. Coilegs, he is fully prepared to make
sfllhcaI teeth in the most beautiful and life
',. ,'1s manner, and to fill decayed teeth &C.
'|U'ng TO the most improved method.
'Vsln extracted without pain. when de-
me', by the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas,
w "rIcn 'i Is entirely harmless. Repairing Of
rs anus neatly done. All work warranted.
'aofges reasonable.
oIce IN J. G. KeIler's new Brick build
: wan ) rect, StrOudsburg, Pa.
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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG'S SOLDIER
LOVER

The following comes from very grace
fully written sketch of the great Ameri
can prima donna, from the pen of Lucy
Hamilton Hooper. A singular and mourn
full little romance is connected with the
earlier portion of the fair singers career
During the last year of the war, and after
one of the last great battles, the chap
lain of one of the Massachusetts, regi
ments, was rendering the last services to
the dying, when he came across a young
lieutenant, lying by the roadside, and
evidently desperately wounded. The
chaplain proposed to summon medical aid,
but the young man declined the offer,
saying that he was dying, and that he
preferred to be left to pass away without
further suffering. After doing what he
could to make the sufferer more comfort
able in his last moments the chaplain ask
ed the dying man if he wished to send
any message to his relatives or friends
mo, he had ueither-he was alone in
the world" "Was there no one," pre-
sisted the chaplain, "to whom he would
like to send word Of farewell 2" The
young officer hesitated "Yes," he an
swered "thcre is one-Mss Clara Louise
Kellogg She does not know me, nor
have | ever met or seen her off tho stage
But she is the one, the only woman that
| ever loved | saw her in opera re-
peatedly when | was last in Boston, and
the effect she produced on me was in-
stantaneous and ineffaceabe. And |
should die happier did | know that she
would one day learn that had existed,
and that | had loved her" A few brief
lines were penciled by the failing hand
on leaf of the chaplain's note, book, a
single dark curl was severed from the
locks already growing damp with the
dews Of death, word or two of thanks
were family spoken, aud then the dim
eyes closed, and, the brief romance and
the young soldier ended together. In
due course of time the letter aud the lock
of hair were placed in Miss Kellogg S
hand and if the spirit of the sender, at
the moment of receiving them, was hover.
ing near, he had at least the joy of know
ing that, though unknown to his fair lady
love, he had not died uuwept by her.
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IN. II. J. PATTERSON,
OPERATING AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

Having located in East Stroudsburg, Pa, an
aolnces that he is now prepared to insert arti-
acsl teeth in the most beautiful and Iife-like
manner. Also, great attention given to filling
ana preserving the natural teeth. Teeth ex-
IIacted without pain by use Of Nitrous Oxide
Gas' All other work incident to the profession
a2ns G IN the most skilIful and approved style.
AL Al work attended to promptly and warranted
.nsFges reasonable. Patronage Of the public
UAce IN A. w. Loder's new building, op-
Poslte Analomink House. East Stroudsburg,
Ia.l july II, 1S73-lv.
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! MERiCAN EEOTEL.

be b,. subscriber would inform the public that
Eaar5,' 'eaSed the house formally kept by Jacob
.uj5"Ir IN the Borough of Stroudsburg, Pa,
i Drsa, Beng repalnted and refurnished the same
Ga 'rT,tu T, 10 entertain all who may patronize
ID s,oa.i ., Is The aim of the proprietor, to furn
nd Nm EI'ior accommodations at moderate rates
dr. If =. spare no pains to promote the com
nlron.aae ,ae guests. A liberal share of public
r,9;I'lage Ja,;I 22 solicited.
- '~-u.I d. J.. PISLE.
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1t is pleasant to see a young creature
come into horse car, seat herself for ad
miration, look happy for five minutes,
and then wake up to the miserable con
sciousness that there is a rip in the mid
de finger Of her right glove.
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Phoebe CouziDe, the young St. Louis
lawyer, appears in court dressed in heavy
silk with polonaise rightly trimmed with
black lace, roses in her bosom, white
frils around her neck, aud sparkling
aigrette in her hair. While pleading she
wears a modest jacket, with black velvet
hat and plumes, which she often removes
when speaking.
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ANhS H. WALTON.
Attorney at Law.

By IniG ;3 N n the building formerly occupied
n,- w. , u. bqrson, and opposite the Strouds-
4, p5DI; - X Nam street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
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WILLIAM S. REEFS,
DIR. ]. L A N T 2,
Suroeon and Mechanical Dentist,

sill has his Office Nam street, in the second StO-
-, NJ Dr. : WaIuu'S BRICK building, nearly opposite
c Srl ld>6urg House and he fatters himself that by
~beer wears constant practice and the most earnest
,ri rrefll attention to all matters pertaining tn his
r9fr>sron that he is fully able to perform all opera
,,n Jr the dental line the most careful, tasteful
and <kil lful manner.
Sne m attention given to saving the Natural Teeth;
s,s5 10 the ia>e,loa Of Artificial Teeth on Rubber,
C,d Silver. or Continuous Gums, and perfect fits In
MI cases -uSurcd.
Mos, persons know the great folly and danger Of
,rusting acir work the mex Jenenced to those
1rrrnq Al ,istance. April Is. lS1I.-ly.
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\ TLE HOUSE,
RONESDALE, PA.

''p'fal location of any Hotel in town.
10 MAJ. r. W. KIPLE & son,
'aaqarr| o street, rect Proprietors.
II j' j', EDWARD A. WILSON'S (of Viii.
gApTTIIEo, o,53ggrgh, N. V Recipe for CON-
haaded ,oN and ASTHMA carefully COM
4 s1'uLlNSHEAD'S DRUG STORE.
h, ., ''so'ci"es Fresh and Pure.
l7o7 w. HOLLTNSUEAD.
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Is man with corus eligibls to men,
hership as Grenge. 7
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.R. J. EE. SEEEEE,
DR. GEO. w. JACKSON

DR. GEO. w. JACKSON
PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR.
In the old office of DR.. 4. Reeves Jackson,
residence, corner of Sarah and Franklin street.
STROUDSBURG, PA.
August s, lS72-tf
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ~ ZOE
i Hampstead Concordia NYG; ~ ,,
Manufacturing Company DaiNru

In conformity with an order of the District Cour OF
the United states Tor the Eastern District OF Texas, at
galveston made the 4tl day OF Nav 1874 will SELL
at public auction in front OF the United states Court
the highest and bes: bidder Tor cash satisfy tho
mortgage bonds and coupons said company and all
cumbrances whatsoever, the following described prop
cry situated in Waller Sate Austin, county, Texas viz
and and half OF in block number 2s according
the map OF the town of Hampstead also zoo acres OF
land, part of the Headrigh league OF d. r. Grace Sr
together with the large nrics factory engn.s looms,
and improvements including tenement houses for oper-
atives; also oil the chartered rights privileges immrn
dS Of the property reiercnce Is
cage bonds, recorded in Austin county Texas ih OF
January 1870 The acorywas in operation Tor several
ton cloiis has - looms 1so spindles ample thread
making power, with improved carding machines There
ALPHoNSE LAUvE, Assignee,
0Alveson. Texaa
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. xs(

aOAsES. CANNlAGES. 81.
eFR sFRosE NgD AsR saIE
THIS DAY fStSRf n SysE !aAS5H F. O'CLOCK
BY oE&nHss SzsH5$a59s 5 bSSSi SddfISSrnn. sEHSE
oi ave handsome, tast and sound Horses.
elegant and Ss GSsy b.Sses Sc
the whole the properly Of private gentlemen. who
sas sas ssssa rs ss sSSssns
Of the e s ws sy MI os edn E
TIouSSlsI ne s isss hands hsh; s,. yeas old Was
cassins @ isH siacs VIM NAME
and tail and Is without M doubt On one Of the ass
sRs
g. 10 tHss MSKes on ens
trot on same track in ve days he received forfeit after
sSlss Heats On al s ana
finely prop0r,Honsa very muscIsr S amy amount Of en-
EGnss''r ns as can be seem ne '0an0 ana
sss
was va 3 rassa d ana . DreH ana
iuIi mile s Ssweufg this spring il s1s time present
Kind this
8s pSmp o
h oa sX en was rr anG o m
sold at r AleHanders sale to present owner tor ssA
and Dr e nS snd has no h"
ssn
George NJ. Patchen: he is very muscular with grost
endurance, and hne oispostfoned horse ever
nothng can trot In 2 and for family beast has Iio
kind.
Fast and high bred chestnut Gsdipg ~ hands hi a.
out-styled has full flowing name and tail; has fine
action any amount Of endurance; can trota !iie
superior pole horse and is warranted sound and kin
Pony Phaeton two top Road Trottng Wagons sin
gle and double Harness, Blankets, Robes, Whips. &c.
faoture and in fine order.
N. B.-The above stock will be on exhibition at stable
at all times prior to sale and will be sold positively to
highest bidder without limit reservation.
REMEMBER, SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHI NE.
PROMPTLY AT l0l% O'CLOCK.
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A VAN TAssELL 4. .KEARNEY. .AUcr1oNEE!,s,
no. liz AND III EASG ASGEHH HHTEEHSHG SVsSSS STREET WEAR
REGULAR & 4sR s4s. ens
CATALOGUE OF !sis siI DAHs TUESDAYS, SALE
EAST NzT hS5 f5GfH GGEFH ATEEa BROAD
TEAM BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, nx HANDS
high o na SnS true Sy in all
mSs9tsd SpHs Ham Hnefs and nv MINER STEVENS
Fs aosss, rA rhSt #1sbs hiah ~ ss ShD;
aS aIaf be
safe To ana RoAp MAa se BY
TEAM BAY MARES lss HANDS HIGH, 7AND s
years old; kind and true in all harness from vice.
rs close 10 minutes free prompt and styl sh drivers
rpss s5 a5ylps WH s0 Nth " HTss FS and sD SHAFTS BUILT
as9 M%MsLEfoSlaS ss1t %SE%S nA.ps HIGH
very stylish fast tsayecr ears nothps first class
';%Sf hSE'i ;S = S$S"9ss HsSH',' and
IN an harness; tree from vice; GOOD tray'liers an ~
SsF MSs TIsS ISbs soSn Ass 1aA 5hO
and in ali harness; free from vice; has fine style
'?s cTB SA aPG y
Nj oSENGER MARE l5sa HANDS III GH YEARS
cid; kind and true in all harness; Tree IRON vices has
fnc style action trots in minutes hes great
durance and can be driven by lady
ALSO SET HARNESS, BY DUNSCOMB.
SULKY, IN GOOD ORDER
BAY HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD !;
kind and all harness; free from vice extra
good horse for general use and warranted sound.
PONY PHAETON, WITH RUMBLE AT.
SORREL COUPE HORSE, l6H HANDS HIGH 6
years old kind and true in all harness tree from vice
ros close TO 5 minutes and in every way safe and
liable.
ROCKAwAY, IN GOOD ORDER.
CHESrNUTMARE, l5L HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness tree iron vice. excel
lent mare for general
SEVERAL 6THER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TINE
Of sale.
Park Phaeton, in good order.
Top Pony Phaetons top and top Road Wagons,
Harness. &c, &c.
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DIRECTORY FOR AByRTSERS.

r.e.saaa
s91sb hs toDcsd s.s
BsodkH3s sslia SouRn RsAL ESTATE FOR sALz-s.oouD
sysIkEas stI5i5fs ss!H%h rAe.
Ely REAL EsT3fE soR f.oa@R.
cLEkRs AND sALEsMgN-rwELrrn PAcr--rhird col.
ooAcHHsN AND DGARDENERs-TvEIrrn PAor-1hird
Ns isR'sa fSS%Rh COL
eossFS Fts fss.-A and sixth CO..
HOUSES 70 & sssR AND us
PTSIa and
Column
ESs B sfHRassrs fsaHs
rr,,sIrTy, sEc1sp P4cK-second ono column.
AsEf SS.1%n
HELP iH iSo%a r4cu-Fourn col
HORSES CARRIAGES Ac-Finsr PAss-rhird and
HSgsE aS5Ss e. sS!ss
5sHssE 5S sss AND
Essfy sssa sSsn'
t0AS 0 oFE1CESvPInsT r.e.nsecT1nd column nm
MACHINERY-FIRsr PAcE-Fith column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MEDICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Fifh column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FrRsr PAor-Sec-
INSTRUMENTATION PAcE--Sxth column.
MUSICAL-TwELFTH PACE-Fourth column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-TxN7u fAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Frst column. .
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEooSp rAcE-Sixth
sHua5zs stsss1e
eGF SI SALE OR TO
RENT1SEeoS4D S. % 4 PASxTFirst s;7I st column
REAL ssfXfH ;fecns '@4NFkDs.cosD COL
REwAKDS-F1ssr PAc1-First column.
SALES AT AUCT1ON-FIRsr PAcE-tffth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-ErzxE PAoz-
Third. fourth, hfth and sixth columns and TWELFTH
.,,r PAGGNsirst Snd sseGnd Solunns:
Third column
SUMNER RESORTs-Tw.IrrH PAcE-.sxth column.
rs LET Foh fs BUSINESS iNS PAGE
rRAvEIIEks' Gui.DE-srcoSD PAo.-Fourth and nsa
UNFGRSI"HED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoND PAGE-Second and third columnA
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TwELrrH PAGE-Sixth col
wEsTGaEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALK OR
TO LEr-SEcoNp PAGE-First column.
WhITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
v.caTs sFsoSp Spt P4sE1dF,rss HsdT coiSmn p.es., -,
umn.
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THE TURF.

PURSE OF $40 Is OFFERED BY THE FLEET
"A wood Association for horses thar have beaten
minutes; $50 70 hrst $50 to second slo to third mile
heats best in s. in harness.; entries close at john
sons pool ROOM corner of Twenty eighth street and
Broadway, Wednesday July l5 and trot,ed Fri
N"'' ". IL VAN coTr, superintendent
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SPECIAL NUTN ,ES.

A -CArARRH-DIsCHARGE
"A. foui breath, sore throat, coug
&c, speedily ana effectualy. cured.
Is West Fourth street, near Univers
sent free.
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heats best in in harness; entries TO close John
sons pool room corner Of Twenty eighth street and
". Ii. VAN coTr, superintendent
IJEMPSTEAD DRIVING PARK L. l.
The S:iV purse TO be uotted tor on WednaSdAy. July
Is, is closed.
wlllla%s, smsSs X Z & HnErE s' 9.esss sss'stt
W. =. Pettits o. colt Lotus
j. wards b. <. New Dorp.
q. II. Hcard's ch. Ellen May.
T. Eyens b. g. Roday
I. Benefits s. IN. Kate Malloy.
J. Wards b. g. Baby.
W. McMahons Gus
j. B. Pettts IS e. Hempstead Boy.
Trotting commences O'Clock sharp. South Side
s:zs James slip $50 Leave Hcmpste6d at 10 and 10
T ONG BRANCH RACES.
II Monmouth Park,
commence July and continue Juiy 9 II Il Is l6 and
wx e. RAYsoE, Secretary.
pRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.-wEDNEsDAY
y July is. at O'Clock, good day and track, match
$3U, mile heats, in D, IN harness
ii. W. Howes ch. s.. Alma, formerly @. E. Cooney.
l.. 5. Sammis' b. g. Plumber Boy.
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
DOoLs SOLD THIS MORNING ON THE STEAMER
Ncversnk, from the foot OF Twenty-f fourth street,
North River, At 10 30 The boat Will surely go
DooLs WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT NO.
L LAG Broadway, ON the Races at Long Branch and
o. L. MARSHALL
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
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(1ARRIAGEs FOR sALE-AT THE OLD EsTAB.
lished Eanufs ctory No l0 Nevins street. Brooklyn.
All STYLES and second hand, 20 per cent less
New York prices II. B. WITTY CO.
CARRIAGES sOILED. SLIGHTLY DAMAGEp.-sEv-
" eral different styles family Carriages and Baggcs
UNION CARRIAGE wAREROOMS. 6A Broadway, near
ckara atra
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AT AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
"A VAN TASSELL l. KEARNEY. AUCTIONEEliS
successors to Johnston Van TasselL)
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO. liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, WEAR
FOURTH AVENUE
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MILLINERY

TROUSSEAUS,
l. every descript.
tistic style, de flying
dies and misses II
cialties; orders frog
receive prompt atb
office. I
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DoOLs WILL BIZ SOLD THIS EVENING AT NO.
i LAG Broadway the Races at Long Branch and
on the $40 boat from foot Of Rector street
o. l.. MARSHALL
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DO0LS SOLD THIS MORNING ON THE STEAMER
L Ncversink from the foot OF Twenty fourth street.
North River, At 10 30 The boat will surely go.
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| TTENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D.. 81 n LEXINGTON AVE
II twenty ninth STR ,et-Speciai attention
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AND DKESSRIAKING.

.,AYETTES AND LINGERIE OF
ION made in the most elegant and ar
4 rivalry either here or abroad; la
Irlatan, Swiss and lace Dresses spe-
Il any part Of the Uniled states will
,ntion. Address Mrs. J. s.. Herald
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LET-UNE
"A hour from New York; New Haven Railroad on
river bank bathing. boating fishing; mosquitoes
Address Y. T., box D) Herald Office
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T ONG BRANCH RACES,
IL Monmouth Park
commence July and continue July g. II, Il, 1a 16 and
R JOHN HOEY, President
VIZ. z. RAYNok, Secretary.
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ELEGANT COUPE ESTABLISHMENT.
u BAY HORSE, 10 hands, years; every way re-
% liable.
8 ELEGANT PONY TKAM l4}S hands, 7 years; very
E gentle and reliable
e PONY PHAETON; nearly new; city built.
RELIABLE HORSES OF every desc crtption at
z ARCH. JOHNSTON'S MAkT, ID to rs Thirteenth d.
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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&c speedily ana enecuauy cured. DIR. DE kkEMEN.
l West Fourth street. near Univers Try place Pamphlet
sent Free
n JoLLY's SECURING AND lDYEING CENTRAL
". store 6S Broadway ms rem owed around the cor
ner East Twelfth street. between BROADWAY and Fourth
avenue Uptown store, ,2O4 Broa tway ilsey House,
downtown store 157 Fulton street. Goods received and
delivered by expresS
JENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D., D n LEXINGTON AVE
II near twenty ninth str ,et-Specia attention
to the diseases OF men.
HEADQUARTERS OF COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS
IL OF the Metropolitan Culinary Association 440 Sixth
avenue.
JTAvANA LOTTERY.-FREE INFORMATION AND
III circulars given and sent Address j. b. MAR
TINEZ CO., Bankers, l0Waili street. New York Post
office box 1895
HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW
IL ngs-lnformatton given and price list furnished.
YHEODOR ZsCHOCH, I6 Mas sau street, New York.
Lock box 5,594
VENTUCKy STATE Len drERY.-INFORMATIoN
N and circulars sent FREQ Address G. W. CARPEN-
TER, box 1915 New York Post o 1ice.
T Asst OPrORTUNITY.-FIirH DRAWING OF PUB
IL Lie LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, Juy 81, 1874.
S5GO0,U0 scheme. Only l0{I0 tickets issued. Whole
tickets, $50; halves S25 tentt S. Apply circulars
tickets, &c, to THOS. E aRAMLETfE, Agent and
1HOs. H. HAYS CO.. 60s BIZ badway, N. Y.
NrOTICE.-HEARING THyr THERE WERE SOME
IN of the relatives of 3ie late George Gunde, Of
Liverpool, England in New York at the present time,
they will find II 10 their advfr ntage apply TO ALFRED
LETEBvRE of D. Rows 1877 Prince street. between
7and A. N.
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uCTIoN AUCTION AUCTION.
AZ residence i03 West 2sth street. sixth avenue,
this (ursday) mornirg Jny IA at i1 O'Clock precisely
25j lots magnificent Household Furniture 5OI yards vel
vet, Brussels Carpets rosewood Panoforte, richly
Arthur Parlor Suits Paintings Curtains Vases Clocks
Etaqeres Tables, wood and walnut Bedstcads, Bu
reaus Washssapds Dressing Cases. Mattresses, Library
Dining Furniture Hall stand, stair Carpets. &c,
J. KRAEMER Aucuonaar