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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19
REPUBLICAN coNyE NrIoN'

Pursuant 10 Il call from TIE DIS
f,iH Ext l.iv ON nitt... h
II J,it iieais ~ he Sesr,td g II.
~ itgi Dis riri . ~prnblel In
Convention ~ Cranberry summit,
re fnt county. om " es.lfs ~day,
;-tp cinher 0, 1874
TT invention nas r,lIed to
order ~ Gee. G s5turgi-s. Caair-
10 - % IN" Executive committee.
Col Geo. Il. Latham. of Upshur.
was appointed temporary Chair
man, AMI James d. Butt, Of JcfTcr-
son, Secretary
Mr.. Sturgiss, Of Monongalia.
moved that committee Of nine on
credentials be appointed by the
chair. Whereupon the following
gentlemen We're appointed: Messrs
Butt, Reynolds, Mason, Price,
Jones, Clark, Duffy, Sturgiss and
Buzzard.
On motion Of Mr.. Flick, lae
chair appointed six on permanent
organization. The following gem
tlenen beirs selected Mcssrs.
Schley, Burdett, Poundstof ., Lit
tie, Beatty and Jones.
On motion of Mr.. SchIey the fol-
lowing committee on represen-
tatiUr was appointed Messrs.
Schley, Hoke, Dawson, Koonce,
Hoffman, Patton, Davis and Stone.
On motion of Mr.. Hoke the Con-
vention adjourned at 1880 A. NJ. to
1880 p. NJ.
At 1880 p. NJ. the Convention r. :
assembled, at which time the chair
q lied for the reports Of the several
committees. The committee on
permanent organization report the
following permanent offic ars:
Col. Geo. r.. Latham. President.
J. W. Duffy, Vice President, anc.
Jam ID. Butt, Secretary.
Upon the adoption Of the report
of the committee the Convention
pre- eded to businc s.
The Committee on Credentials
reported the following delegates
as entitled to seat in the Conven-
ton, viz:
Hampshire-J. r. Ioke.
Jefferson-J. ID. Butt, George
Koonce, and j. Il. Schley.
Mineral Z Hoke, r M. Rev
holds, J. Little, and j. Brown.
Upshur--D. ID. f. Farnsworth,
}, w. Havner, j. S. Hurst, A. M.
Poundstone, G.. r.. Latham. G.. H.
Clark, A. b. Clark, and w. G..
lotion.
Grant,. 7. Hoke, alternate.
Marion-A. j. Stone and r. A.
Billingslea.
Morgan-J. III. HI. Buzzard.
Pendleton-W. III. HI. Flick, al
ternate
Berkeley-W. IL. III. Flick, r.
M. Price, j. w. Lamon, I'll. e.
Keys, and +. Gerling.
Barbour. p. Jones, alternate.
Preston--J. p. Jones, w. M. o.
Dowson, Reuben Wasthen. HI. G.
Beatty A. B. Meaur, ard VIM. j.
Fausler.
Hardy-J. w. Duffy.
Taylor. w. Mason.
Monongalia-W. M. Hoffman,
w. Jones, E. F. Hulland, Geo. @.
Sturgiss.
Randolph, Pocahontas, Tucker
AMI Webster were not represented.
On motion of j. T. Hoke the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimous
ly adopted
ResOlued, That this Convention
do not a make a nomination, but
recommend to the voters of the
Second Congressional District, the
Hon w. F. Wiley for their sup
port in the approaching campaign.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, the
Convention adjourned.
GEO. p. LATHAM, Pr It.
JAS. ID. BUTT, Sec'y.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

EXPL A N ATOR Y Some two
weeks ago we received an invita-
ton from the managers to attend
a printers Pic Mic" at Williams
Grove, Pa. Shortly after we saw
a notice of the Pic Mic in the Ship
pensburg Neaos, and, If we mistake
not, in the Chambersburg papers,
naming that excursion tickets
would be issued from Martinsburg
at So, and giving the time that the
train would leave here the regu-
lar trains) and time or return. We
9ook it for granted that the publ
cation was made with the knowl-
edge of the G. v. r. r.. officials,
and made a note of it i'm the IN
DEPENDENT. The result is that a
number of persons made ar =
ments togo from here, but on in
quiring of the agents at this place
it was ascertained that he knew
nothing of any such arrangements,
and had no authority to issue
tickets. We make this explana-
ton in justice to ourselves, that
those who were disappointed may
not charge us with any part of it.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

The Shippensburg Ne,cs sug-
gests to Superintendent Boyd, of
thee V. Railroad, the propriety
of erecting a car suitable for the
conveyance of bands over the road.
A good idea, as the cheap rates
offered by the officers of the Road
to excursion and picnic parties
will keep such a car in daily use
during the summer season.
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the announcement of James II,

the announcement of James Il.
Reed, ESD, as an independent
candidate for the legislature from
Jefferson, has caused quite fur
ryl ong the friends of the nomi-
nees in that county, Mr.. Reed is
a gentleman of fine address and
great popularity among the peo-
pie, and will make it quite lively
for the "regulars." We inclin to
the opinion that his election is not
a matter of much doubt.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

We take this occasion to return our
thanks to Colonel Frank A. Burr, for
valuable assistance on the editorial staff
of the INDEPENDENT during the past
week. Colonel Burr, is a good news
paper man, and we'll up in the routine
of daily journalism.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

We are glad to learn that Mr..
David Kilmer, who had partial
sun-stroke on the Fair Ground on
Friday, is rapidly recovering from
the effects thereof.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

DISTRICT CoNFEREScE.-T
Conference OF the M. K. Church,
S.uth, for Winchester district,
will meet at Front Royal on We'd
nesday, September IS. Rev. DR..
Register will preside.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

All persons who in their hurry
carried away from Floral
Hall articles not belonging to them
are requested to bring them to the
Secretary's Office at once. Please
do not make it necessary to hunt
you for the goods.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

We have received the FIRST number OF
the Temperance Star" new paper
Just started at the " Permanent Seat in
this State, aud devoted TO civil, politi-
cal and social reform. It is well gotten
up, and presents sprightly appe rance.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Morgan county has not, as yet,
any candidai in the field for leg
islatiye honor.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

People are not much inclined
just now to vote at the dictation of
caucus managers and political wire
pullers. They have had enough of
that thing, and will henceforth ex-
ercise their own judgment and
independence in the selection OF
men to represent them in the halls
of Legislation. This betokens a
better state of affairs in the future.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Saturday was one Of the hottest
days ofthe Season, and every body
sweltered.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Hon. Eli Fleming is entitled to
thanks for bound copy of the
Acts Of tie Legislature for 1872 and
1873.
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Keep an eye on the advertise
ments for bargains, as the mer-
chants are now getting in their
fall goods.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Now That the Fair is over we
presume some attention will be
given to politics.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

We understand that the ladies of
the Methodist and Catholic
churches made considerable money
with their lunch tables last week.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

We understand that Jefferson
county will have an independent
candidate FIR Senator in the field.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

E.hOol books will sooa be in de-
mand. They can be had at the
independent book store.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Dom, Piatt denies the story
= - he speeches of
Senator J0nes, Of Nevada. 1t is
now in order for Jones to deny re-
sponsibility for Piatt's jokes.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Hurrah! There was 3unt in
town last week. He walked on
his feet and wore clothes like 9TH
err people Wonderful!
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Several mineral springs have
been discovered in different por-
tions of the town of Newton. N. G
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

If the printers picnic was held
on Saturday last at Williams
Grove, we'll bet there was plen-
tiful supply of all "sorte,"
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Our merchants are making prep
arations to lay in their stock Of
fell and winter goods.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

The Martinsburg independent
acknowledges a serenade from the
Marine Band, and says he likes it,.
The Independent deserves some
thing good occasionally for the in
d pen d IN course it pursues. -
Washington Daily c. tic.
Thank you, Mr.. Critic. The SER
enade of the Marine Band was
quite feast, az I the. compliment
OF the Critic will serve as dessert.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

eating the corn will soon b in
order.
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Mr.. George Small has our thanks
for a quantity of green corn left at
our Office on Saturday. 1t was
mighty interesting eating.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

If any man says Berkeley coun-
ty n, 70 a new Jail, shoot him on
the spot.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Fishing parties are now organ
iz,ng fer lie Fall campaign.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Our citizens are complaining OF
t e unceremonious manper in
which mosquitoes are nightly pre-
senting their bills.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19
Tee Cream.

have just raturned from the East with
nice and we'll selected
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
but don't wish books disfgured You knew u was
naughty, and now must punish you"
Please don't talk mamma. | peer not 10 bo Pun-

Int don't wish nv books disfgured. You knew ~ was
naughty, and now must punish you"
"Pease don't talk so, mamma peier not I" 10 Pun"
ished." 80
But whether Fancy pefcrred It, not made no differ
ence when she had been naughty; and mamma pro-
ceeded 10 punish her little girl She didn,t wnp net
Mrs. Martin didn't believe In whipping children out
she had various ways Of punishment accoralng 70 ,na
fault Now she de Fancy sit down at the table anu
gave her large sheet OF oosca2 paper aud the penc;
Now you must write on his paper very small r, "hh
Really YOU know, Fancy conid1't write; but sue
thought she could and it mortified her to have 10 wre
that down, even II IL WAS pretending"
"Picase let me write, I sorrv,' instead"
"You may write that TOO; but remember 10 put 'ha'
you arc a naughty little girl, first
Fancy wrote until her hand ached The she laid the
1--WE wrlted il two million times. ana that's enough
said SAID she Il Is 'r'a' m'~D"' want 10 ''' N
"No. Fancy: you must write until the paper Is full.
apdd and then you will remember not 10 marx NY '''N
Fancy routed and kicked the table. stll she knew w,
she had TO do IL and after few minutes heT gooH
angel helped her. aud the big sheet OF paper was
Mamma looked at carefully and then tore II up INTO
al don't want any one TO how naughty my httle M
Fancy has been' said she kindly; so ase 'neso ''''
aud throw them IN the SCRAP Oas"cI uuaI' o,,,
Fancy dd SO, aud then threw her arms arouhu i''"'
" loves Won heaps, mamma-most up to the moon'
SAID she. "Now may say my letter'F
But letters presented to Miss Fancy the same crne
difficulties with which they have beset all the other
little girls in the world; and think there must DC
whole country full OF children who will understand now
size felt when she said, one day
Mamma, tan Dol do any ha. he litesf'.
"Then willy did MT he mate little boys and @ dirls
learnedi Why Int he put the letters ana speAi"s
right into my headi'
All little Fancy that is the very question all We
children OF larger growth asking ourselves cOnun
ually. Why need we su1fcr and struggle, and learn
through dear experience hard lessons Shall we al
know what 1t means. some days L. G. H.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Nov. %. 1874.


At the Exchange SacsIOOms to-day William
Kennedy sold two 3-siory basement. houses ard
lots on the north side of Twentynnths IS feet cast OF
Frst-ave. each 25x7i, to ID. Songcr for s2600 Also
two 5-story tenement houses the north side Of Ffy
hst $50 feet west OF SeconGye., each tot 2jXi)O to
W. j. Preston for Sjj,1)0.
j. I. searns sold 2story brick engine house and lot
on the north side OF Boston road Celros) Jj - GX459x
SOy6T to the City NeYork for $5i33 Thc remain der
sales Announced for TINS pos pDncd For
week tio sales announced are mainly OF legal
nature.
Jerc johnson viii sell Oh Thursday The manufacturing
property known No. 2Ol and pa East TWcnynlulE-
st. con, ,i,ting Of plot OF Land 4J8l9j9 with foU. story
building covering lot; also The boiler S;cancD@inc, and
machinery. Also. l,190 acres Ct hc'yy timber lud on
The Mississippi River, half way between Natchcz and
Nichsburg.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Drooklnu nea! Gstate for Sale.

ID s. BUSSING, jr.. No. 2Ol Montaguecdsl
Ia. ontuentI Builiu) DE0KB ia REAL IsiAIE sad ho'i
aGESPsrte, Wiling ~ BOND ard loIHAi can 90
40 through The svecr sound bass Of scutg Afeu
zen 10 The bnsnes, Of persons Real Ea In Brookfn De
% Country Po9erty eIhau for Cry Real Estate New vel bu'
brown stone TO exchange. =, .,-.--.
depression values can learn Of eret chances o
chasing popery applying al the ABOVE once
The Of improved aud vacant property near
P,r having placed Estate in the oil the a1Te
R,s can ,s c choice lots in VARIETY Of locations Desr Fa-
bnsbay AID Plaza the Park the lists TO be had AZ he
.hoys az z. s. BUsSING IT,,
20i Moniaguest., continental BuidnsJ BfookPn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
NldciIlnerD.

ftldrhlnerp.
rgoYA. T. rsKEH JR srEPHRy T n. rAsKER.
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.,
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS.
PHILADELPHIA.
ThSKER IRON WORKS.
NEWCASTLE, DELAWARE.
Osce Fifth and rskeI.s:A, Pbilaielphli.
Orice ant Wsrehouc e. No - GoE-s.., New-Yot.
one aud W srehouse No. SO Ohvcr-st Boston.
Maraers rolgh, Iron Welded tubes plain gasaased ,aa
rubber coated. for ste an. aud water. - .,-
LAp-W hLDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
Oil WELL II BING AND CASING. - 5000
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND CoChe'
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PPB.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian TERMS.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c. .
VIZ WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 OCh PATENT
yULCANIZBp RUEBBRCOArED TUBE
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Gitn Real Gslaie for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-An elegant. four-story, brown
IN stone DWELLING 23I52IlOO 4Ith-st 5:have ies
throughout snd t,elass will be sod cheap r. H.
GRADY, S27 9Th ave, VI q. A. NISSAN, Piae-st
EOR SALE-At a reduced price, 409 West
5stL-st threcsioy aud basement browntone irOa
HOUSE with without Furniture Apply premises Oniy small
amount Of cash required
rJ,HRkE STORES and EXPRESS BUILDING
l. SHOP LIVELY STABLE for sALB leased ground. gSj
Sih ave. 900 also fourttory DWELLINGS, cd
l74 feet Of BFoadss VII be rented 90 Der
msuth folstory DWELLING, newly e,eoed 3J
Wei 58A-s. $3e.0O0 wa BKDBLL. aud builder 95s
SHAVE
VALUABLE CITY REAL PROPERTY FOR
sALKIhere will be sold at puyc auction at .he Eieh.nge
sslercom No III Braiway the a" t Of Deccnber isi
IL O'Clock BY K H. Luios Ca dce of The supreme
Court William keaen Receiver Of
reses Mutual Life Assurance Society Of ne Cnei states
pauE others defendants the tenement
property pt. (stc Cosss 10 the CITY New
York These usd occupied ara
real estate Sac
made the direction of IIoa. Fsne, Barlos Referee
ff'( 465, and 400 5TH-AVE.-FOr SALE at
Js bargains, be sod before Dec l. in9uir
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

II seems that there never year In which it
vas so pleasant to be child in this present year Of
grace have already told you OF a dozen more de-
hghtfu volumes prepared for the deeeta,ion of the
snal people in the coming holidays: and have Just
read the proofshees Of which, IN It's way de-
10 take rank with tho best Of them refer to
"Her Mothers Fancy" Henry L. Shepard & Coz by
Theresa Oakley Hall, q daughter OF ex-Mayor Oakey
Hall. tbnk Her Mothers Fancy" will also be the
Fancy OF everybody who acquainted with her for
she is winsome little lassie you will meet 10 mauy
day-iull OF sweet contradictions; OF goodness and
oaughhness; OF fraukness aud evasion; of tendcr-
hearteoness add csreossness-just a child, who was
everyoodys Darling and xoader. wish every little
girl had az wise Mamma as Fancy had. Her methods
Of punishment were especially bright aud original Ono
DAY Fancy, VINO was Just beginning 20 learn 20 read
was waiting fur her mother give her lesson; ana
meantime. amused herself scra wing all over the dy
icaf Of Of Mammals INCEST books the Queer ,,tte
marks which called writing Jast IA she had aush
her first page. Mamma" caught her. and then c.ma
uotribution.
"why, Fancy you naughty little girl, Didn't ron
know you 10 musnt scravi In marnma's nice books 90 '
"Ohi there isn't letters on this page" answered
Fancy innoceDtly; "pesdes. mamma. I'm writing TO
Dranma Martin. Doesn't you want me TO send a letter
10 my own dranmap Fancy's tone was very reproach-
bnl.
xAa Like you 70 send letters 10 your graaduswms:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
New- Jcrsen Real Cstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for small house
a in the ei.y-Tbe beet oc tc COUNTRY SEAT II PstLed;
house large all improvements fac stable and beautiful grounds
RIHEk Co., D rne-sL
EOR SALE-50,0O0 acres of LAND IN
southen New,Je.e, will be in body tracts Of
5000 Ihs COOL lands ard are Sen21 ~
navigation afos They Hste pOefs gool Wo01
an cedar lumber. AiireJ, Z. WEIGHT. Riwooi. n j.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale and o Once hours from l to 3 m
|. n. GEisi, 30 NASAL cor. LberYs
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
ConUlrn propcrIp 10 Iel.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Until May
furniture small careful family Reat Of hose $37 80
monthly rcieac TQsed Apply Avenue D. dr door south
Of BAyonne-ave Bayonne. ~ j.
1VO LEASE.-Thc popular and wcll-knOwn
the Woo overook viii b. LEASED
for Apply j. TREMPER. RonOui y. Y.
boarl W. Baldwin, foot IIarrisolSt NeSYorS.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Gtean,boais ano Railroads.


DRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and Naugauet Ralrosta Pare 81 steamer BaiDdsroSr
leaves CatGanpe slip at ll:30 M. and Bridgeport al II
LOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
Cosas Cornwall Nssbugh Marlborough hetsa ressaAsep
Pier r. nondaT. Wednesisy and FRIDAY Al oeooI M
EOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, landing
s Coueps, Cornwall Serbush hsriboough hn,s1 hshhsas
(Ssw Pali) Esopa-The ,,etnbost THOhA oohNnhL Sa's
Harnn- Pier 81 ~ L.. Every TUESDAY, THOhsDAi s0a SA'
URDAY n4pm
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
IN 81 leave Pecisp for sewha'ea a. and III
p NJ D,lv Sundays esospe) eonsectsg With tia raro.d
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RALRoADAfr Nov io 1874. shroaxh Rs.ss ~
es1 GrzDaC Cernal DoDos - . - ., -
tArosgs Rochester and st. Albans
m Bpssiai kIore. vsA Eas.srssa sss . es
buTsho
a 1 700 a m Northern andw wsasru bxpcesa
4: n Msossai Rxpces slecUisgass ffca Hesfs< 70
o. AlbaaA
5000 N, Rprss Daily viA ss0sss cars ''s vss''s s'a
sOOnI Paeae RIpes Daily with sleeping cars Tor Rocsess
Bsaso Niagara I.A al'' 0s ceeAs~ VIA both L. sAa
iioo . n Erpr." wish sleeping for Troy end Asasr
VA v.~s " ps' AS'~ ''~' 's'~ CT KRNpRICK.
General Fsssssssr AsssA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

TDHIIIADELPIII9, VIA LUNU DhANIII dHU
Il the NEN-JERSkl SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from Nex-lorG to Philadelphia only - -.
ComInenrg MONDAY Oct 10. 1874 the sarncN ani com
ous steamboat MOSELY aud DAY STAR connecting al
Sandy Hook an trains, will
Leave NeWYork from Pier g. n. r., foot of Rfrorst m
9:t5 PIiadelpha Long Branch, Toms lNyr Ware
town. IuckeIto7. yne and and BIZ rigetoa.
400 D. m-For Loas Braah. Toms River. WaOFa Barues't
ami TuckeTtoa. .. ...,,,, -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
DroohInn i)ropsrtn 90 Ee:.

DARLOR FLOOR OF No. 103 Pineapple-st.;
suitable ofce shop. Icing b3t d10r5
on Tg;on-5. W. !? COOK. 2}j Washnstolst, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
@nrouean advertisements.
GNTWERPosV Van Biengen Black Silk Manufactrs Prices
SHIRE RELISH
Gtcnmboala ano RaI.roa0s.

CITlZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA LAKE CHAhPLAN. LikB GEORGE THs
ADIRONDACKS MOsTREIL aud s points Norh sai West
fare and a reduction 10 oil fnts The &c s,eln5oas
sUENYsIDR and POWELL
leave DAILY (satui,rs exc pf sOp ~ from Per - North
7 fcaifsi
Reus5ser Sarstoys AID Tov al bo!o sll coFncaz
Through sold Bisgsss csc - odsi
I.LpI L
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOARDING SCHOOL for 12 Boys.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
'-- ''' 80 eo,,, BORDEN LOWELL, Agent.
NEw-YORK, NEw-HAyEN AND HART

~ FORD r. E.-NEW-lOIh And NEN-HtNEN UlVIeIDN =
Il 1874. P-s
In NevYck Central Depot entrance Fo..sunIst
"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

II 'AIIl III AIIt I14-NK1
FOB BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAiLr
GCNDAYs EXCBTTGDl AT 4 I'm
From Pier 20 North River. foot OF I,-rt--i.,
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Can't l. G. SIMMONS Cap. b. 81 SIMMONS.
The most Taunton Mdileboo, Plymouth, Nr
Bedford ksrthas Vineyard, Nantucket Cape Col the WHiH
MOUgTAIys end ell pspsl po-ts Ia NwErgal all n, Pov
For Tickets and Sta.erooms agpy at 2il l % oa"
Tgentythrst Tbirfsve AL Oaehln eiani-
wenvsk Dolps EIDress Oees, Q4 BscSlv. AMI 10 Ioot
Brooklyn; the oaee tao Pe. adj ~ all pupepN o1es
and Ticket OEees IN TIE cIf - --
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

MISS OLSSEN's kindergarten opens Oct. l,
VA $50 4have Advanced taught Reading and Wiring
MRS. +. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES,
WI English French German Boarding SChOOL
you-g ladies', No. l3 Eas' 81; st.. Sept "a
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
For Young Ladie5-City.

FOr OUn. LtIle5-OITy,
4 T ALL HOURS-Englsi LESSONS given
~ TO ladies at 453 Sxhaye, HeTiOI experienced LADY
rparhp-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
CTONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON and

The ,taupch aud counolous steamers NAtkA1AN,Hl
s,y, TbursdaTs, SATURDAYS. AMI SToNiNOl"N a
W.dpe.av. snd Prlaya 80 North RIVER loot o y w.
m arriving ahead Of ell other hns reke 70, ~
ali principal omces and sseafei al inc
wescott brpress 3l9 Broad~ay 60. n, .,ux
T. A. DB vRAU. Freight ASeah l. W. sILhs'' 'eA '
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

THE MISSES D0REMUS will REOPEN
i taes DAY SCHOOL, THURSDAY Scyt ~, 81 ~ Bss,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
T'HE FLUSHING. M0kTH 80 \ Ga.yslL SHORE and

TINHE ELUSHINU, NUKIH SIIUNE, "H~
CBNTRAL RAILROAD COMPANf
Short rou.s Bsrshore lshp saJve hd ran's
Ir.y. Hunters Point 1900 p.-BaDIoo waT uNn .,h,
Leave Hunters PsiN y:3O p--Patcdosss man HAa WIZ ~
leave Hunter Psot 200 m-Ps.chogue way uls I'm o.s
Leave Hunter Poa, 80 m-Patehosas t,pes' "n' VIZ
te.,. IIuu.eT. foIn, 500 u.-Ishp way trsia ,. -
For parasTs biis and small time tables Aso o' Ter
ssd from Farnnxs.s Cen1ai Pst aIde Para hnss. R, 50
s.uan~ York, loot OF JsmresP hA y
sn,sS sn1 ol of I'M ~ Esa River 10 minutes
M. deosrtare of Husters Pcat TeA s"h s
sh,.t.d Al rtissy fourthst omee sus
HupseTs PsnI for Ncct Rssneead ds,e h"s Coz
ana I'M var sstous al N and 400 N fvf sk so,Oa
Se PaDt Wheoae and all ntermcdiAts saeos ~ ar1S ssA
IfOO m spd iSO X i6 60O. $50 N l. " pan. ,,,y 80
XVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE III NE"
p.,..as.n Tor thi. nse tsis sos and ss' AZ =
Nan 0r,sa Central Depot ti1o and 80 A
s.d... q. 10 n m sleeping srn'iAs " Ss"ps
&s xu.opoay WARREN. s.ssassnAsaS