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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
pENE'A. R. R. TIME TABLE.
FOCAL INTELLfGENCE.
Next Tuesday will be election day.

Next Tuesday will be election day.
sleighinr has been much INDUCED IN
since the late snowfall.
An interesting railroad meeting was held
in the Court House on Friday evening.
The Richenbach mansion farm one-h.lf
mile east Of Mexico, has been bought by
David Sieber for sll 900.
Twenty-nine hundred dollars worth of
Court House bonds were bought last week
By citizens.
The taking down of tine Court Hoase has
.,ecn awarded TO G. ". Smith. Esq, of
Patterson, for $500.
Franklin county is reported as having
six Oranges of the .'Patrons of Hus-
bandry."
There was a wreck of freight cars at
Thompsontown few days ago, caused by a
neglected or open switch.
The weather report from Fayette is in
too small handwrite TO be OF service
Give larger hand next time.
The genuine Signor Blitz was in town ex-
hib;'ing his art on last Saturday and Sstur-
day evening, according TO announcement
Fifty-eiglt bids were handed To the Com
Inissioncrs for the taking down of the court
house. The highest was SI375.O0
When YOU rnd yourself in need OF a soap
for the Toilet, the Bath. soap that is scft.
.icxible and healthy. that is good for Cracked
or Chapped Hands, FRESH Cuts or Wounds
ard Diseases CT the Scalp and Skin, and IS
Good Shaving Soap, go to the Post 0ihce
ard ask Books to sell you the 90 Persi
Healing or Pine Tar Soap"
An exchange gives the following test
Of the purity or impurty cf mo!asses: ::
Put 4 spoonful of the maiasses in a cup
Of tea. If the syrup is pure it will
deepen the color of the tea bat slightly ;
but II the drugs are in it, it will turn
almost black.
Tie Register was too modest to say
that the ground hog didn't see his shad
pw. There is another standing local
that we have missed about
Z black cat in dark cellar at mid
night; Bring it out, neighbor, and
don't be afraid lt's not dry, only
dark.
An eminent divine says, II have been
using he Peruvian Syrup. II gives
me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elas-
ticity Of muScle.'' Seth W. Fowle &
Sons, Boston, will send, free, pamph-
let of 50 pages, containing full ac
count OF this remaik kable medicine. TO
any one sending him their address
Ok Monday morning a farmer living
along the railroad about mile below
Lewistown, was run over by the Pacific
and killed 1t is the sad ''old story"
of walking on the railroad and the at
tention drawn to a tram approaching on
another track, while one comes up be-
hind on the track on which the victim
walks.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

IN order that those, who patronized
our Free School Entertainment, may
know what was done with the proceeds
thereof, | submit the following state
ment -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11

Mr.. LUCIEN DoTY met with siDgu
lar accident last Sunday while attend
ing the funeral of Mr. Simon Bssom.
His horse became res:ive and backed.
The rear end of a runner OF the sleigh
came in contact with stone solidly I'M
bedded in the ground, or with rough
hard frozen ground, which brought It to
l sudden stop or halt, and caused it to
rear where the shafts are fastened, to
such degree that the occupants Of the
sleigh, Mr.. Doiy and his wife and Miss
Doty, fell out backwards into the snow.
1t is a source of songratu'ation that no
2 me was hurt, and that no breakage of
the sleigh or harness took place.
The Register, since the adoption of
the new Constitution, Is constiiutionally
opposed to the ground hog. 1t says it
is not a constitutional pig. 1. is hoped
that the constitution of the pig is not
thereby impaired. If it is possible for
1t to entertain prospective view of the
future, it no doubt is now indulging-
Notwithstanding the Register and It's
slght-in pleasant anticipations OF an
early spring that will revivify its old
constitution. The pig, while it has no
voice above grunt or squeal, by its
action proclaims renewed constitution
once every year, 1t is in fact the most
prominent constitutional animal living.
Come, neighbor, you should take back
what you said about the constitutional
ATTY of the pig, AMI give it the recogni-
ton that it is entitled to- Ii has been
your annual favorite for twenty years,
and to thus dismiss it isn't nice, partic-
ularly IN a mistake Ii 1t were not for
the mistake possibly the pig would not
survive.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
G. OOD PICTU Il Z y.

Having prepared himself with the BEST
INSTRUMENTS in the market, and
all the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, Miniir;own, Pa.

IOSEPH HESS woult respectfully invite
- all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
of themselves or their friends to give hin
a call, aud be CONVINCED that this Is the
place to get
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
LIST OF GIFTS:

voc Cash Girts will be distributed by lot
among the icket-holders.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
DIED:

BILLION the 5th &st, in Fermanaeh
township, Mrs. Bell, wife of Samuel Bell,
aged about 35 years.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate crcu ton exceeds that of other
paper, and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will found only ia New York and all its cities and
villages but in every state and Territory throughout tie
Union. The advertisement should be brief will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear tOthe
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for thethree editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
SemiWeekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently, adversementsin each
read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value of its
nmns advertising medium. The charges for adver
tsing are follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE s. per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is per line About ten words of
our wide columns ayerage line Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
6onses ano farms Uanteo.

CMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, with
- crop ind tools com e wlnei 70 lease work shares
privilege Of purchase will faithful
vice charge. References Address WORKMAN lS4
Elizabeth y. j.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Fan n. upped London Clothing perfect In style and st. by follow
. instructions seifMsument Rnes In Ne" Fashion
not Which samples Of materials, forwarded post free he
need necessarily the order Arrangements
MADE Forwarding Companies Agent shall at the
s oSsIyery collect the amount Of invoice together with oNIng
es and Customs This mode of collection and delivery mas
s und coniucng extensive Amersn trede
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Auction Sales OF Real Gstate.
A. J. BLEECKER, Auetioueer.
ENECIITOR's SALE of NAIIIARLE IM

A. j. BLEKCKER, Auetioueer
EXECUTORs SALE of VALUABLE M
IL pROVtD PROPERTY.-A.J j. BLEECKER AuciOneer will sell
at auction 81 IL O'Clock the BI
change Sesroo Broadway the following desirable improved
property:
~ Unonsduare between Fourteenth and Ffeeuth O and
good foursoy BRICK bulling with basement and cellar.
through 90 Churchst
with snbcelar
INK the entire particulars inquire the Office Of the
Of IRA o. MILLER No 100 Fuoust
nor SALE-On the premises, at Woodsde
NewJerev anctOu. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, at p IN. RES
IDFSCR on EASHNGTOSAVE opposite EwOoiave ateiv
hy T. Fowler chance purchase elegant
suburban home ocs;ed UPPER PART OF NEWARK ~ j.
Schools markets horse the
place leading all the railroads. large proportion Of purchase
The No1clie depot 0 Erie RAILWAY
within nnute, has double walls with II modern
handsomely oamented iut trees stable dc
JOG3US. fronting broad
living adyautageousy for dividing Take 1880 train foot Of
Chsmbers WOOise Station, Newark, Nj j. X H. L. HAY,
E.l-Ile a-l Enlrt.-LHe. NeMaIk y u
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

Gitn propcrtp to fft.

VNO LET, with steam power, FLOOR at
I23 and 1876 28thsL 5Or5O feet well lighted and oDe Of
The best in for mechanical purposes VIII De rented cheap Az
plT on premises Of SMITH CRANE -
HNO LET-In West 72d-st., near central Park,
ple,ant place. large HOUSE with grounds list vide
-ee. bouirya sye Fghtavs rent low. Inquire
of 4 VAN AKIN, No. 3i6 West 52ist
TO LET
TIIR BRICK STORE SECOND LOFT No. ia fronst Pine
light ofhee rent $1,000. Apply to
B.H LUDLOwk Co,
No 3Pine-st
fI'O OWNERS of TENEMENT or other
PROPERTY that need, good repair; The undersigned
he to Ike such property needs the most repair aad lease the
. , ,.on,e time will Arantee TO putt IN GOOD order
O. ,b te mentioned Security gwen. required as to and
pairs join D. ST.. sanh W..tt..,o,
.,"sra sn, 900 90 Fourteenthst. Of Thraye
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Brooklnn Real gsiaie for Sale.

Droohlnn teal Gslafe Tor bale.
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
flst ash and ropeet Para Plaza. GORDON FORD
s7 Csfi-st BUosyn.
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos AZ wowst 81 Hickt lO2 Pin.appest, 1873
30 D. and 80 Nassaus 2G6 and 26s wsshngtoa.st
179 aDd 1871 Woagb6yst GORDON FORD 81 CaIks Brook
bn.
CTORAGE STORES for SALE or LEASE
- Atlantic Dock froang Ess RIVER Hamilton Ferry
rent together ~ 100 App 10 " H. SCAIEFFELIS Co. 10
Hihsm-st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. May Is, 1874.
The transactions at the Exchange salesrooms
to-day all of legal character, and were without
special interest The market in all departments con-
tinues extremely dun and spritless, and there is
prospect OF any Improvement before the Autumn.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
Ry ADRIAN n. Muller d
10 l-ave an 7 2.jIlOOll 8ehrbach S275OO
25ti6o Th". 0Roaise l26OO
io5 Thos os'c, 500
By Richard !. HGrHsu
Of s9e 25Iico O Jame. WOOD $3.50
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Ciin Real Gstate for Sale.


A FOR SALE ON Sixth-ave. at a great bar
~ gain HOUSE aud LOT. 2JI75
mortgage to cut Apply at 099 SIth.sve
EOR SALE, to LET, or LEASE-DWELL-
II ING HOUSE 1913 West Teuht. threes;oy tWOstoy
tenoa sale Seyensve Der cen, on
lobd ald louRgzC llqu Of W. A TURNER Ninth Watd Bank
OF N. BANIA, ll9 Broadway. Room 3j.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
~ or NEN-YORK-HENRlETTA LYDIA CHASSEAUD, plaintiff
sgns LUCRETlA ELIZABETH RlLANCE and others dieudantA
OF
NcwYok msde the aboycated action J. Benjamin C.
uamet said nneut Will sell public auction
1874 May,
the Exchange Sae.roOm, IL Broadway the
Cy Adrian H. Muller auOHcers, follow
inecrbd premises, viz All that certain ot piece, parcel Of
the tteeuh Ward Of the City OF NewlOrk the
soUtLey side Of fOcrths between Wooster and Ibompons;
AMI distinguished cen map land belonging John
Ireland by biwa Doughty ty Sayeyo dsed Oct "a 1878
No ~ bounded and containing a iooHs wit Beginning
scstefy side f0uTt distance OF hundred
WoOstest
% parallel with said Woosterst
lot No
parallel
said FOurthi and thence outery along
OF
April 3. 1874 B. {. THAiEK, Referee
J.xK, X HILL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Hldrble dn0 Slate Hldntels.

A KLABER. l34 East 'Eighteenth-st near
- 1hlnaye Is ehug AMI manufacturing all kinds MARBLE
anl MARBLhIZhD MANfEL aud other Marble Work at greatly
reduced prices. Marble Tnmus for the trade
4 \ extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
Marble-novei ami usi designs, prices wash
Ipy. Gnl Slate Work q description. PESlS SLATE COM
fANi, lnonsquare fonthaye aad seyenteenth-st n \.
STEWART's Slate Mantels Marble and Wood
- HineA kchanl elegant designs the oges, 10 nI ~
NtstlWtnY.nrlst. between Ncyrail and Eghth-ayes.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
6aplnQs Banks
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

AGENCY of the ST. LOUIS, IRON NOUN
IN TAIN and SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-The COUPONS
Bonds Of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Afkanss
Co. and the Caro- Arkansas and Texas H. X Co, will
b. pad al maturity al No l2O Broadway. -
H. G. MARoUAND. vice.President.
ADAvs Express COMPANY 80 BRoADwAY,}
NKw-YoRK NAV l3, 1874.
yHHE BOARD OF MANAGERS of this Com
psEy day declared dividend of TWO S2 DOLLARS
Der the lt Of June stockholders OF
record q tie closing Of tue transfer books.
The transfer books VII be closed from May Is, to the
ing Of June . .o
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
6teamboais an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TllB WIST.-Pasenger and Freight
Station in Sewlok foot Of Lbeyst Connects at somerve with
Branch r. H. Hampton Junction with Del Lack and West
H. r. riphurg With Lebh and Suquehsnna Dyop also with
Lehrh VALLEY Railroad Direct line 10 Harrisburg Pttufg and the
West also o Central Pennsylvania and Nev-lork State.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May 4. ls7i.-Leaye Sewiork as follows:
5lJ mNEws TKAIS fOr EssOn Bethlehem Bath, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, 1amaqus. Wilkesblrre, scranton, &c.
500 m.-Na Train for Somervlle and Femington
700 Way Train for BastOn Bsydere. Mauch Chunk wilkes
Mahsuoy CITY, st Carmel, Hlzon TunkhaLnock
TowAndl Waver &c Connects Junction with Del, Lack aud
West. Il. z.
$500 ExPfg daily Except sunlays) for Rason
Allentown Hsrnburs the West Connects somere for
Eon hsuch Chunk, Ismnqls Nikesbarre
Scranton s', with through to Da1yle WiAutPor &C.
1890 b. m.-Wty Train for Somerylle. -
l24O m-ExPREss for FcmmgOn, Easion Bath, Allentown
Msuch Chunk Mahsno City Haon WkesDare Scranton Read
ing Columbia, Lancaster EDhss Pottsvie Harnshurg, &c
2:3O mWay Train FOR Easion and Beydere.
$3.50 mWay Train for Plainhe On saturdays only 70 soner
vile.
400 mWy Train for Eaon. Allentown aad hauch Chunk
Junction with Del, Lack and West. r. r.
4::'O ,. Way Train for Soineryile and Remington
m-Nay Train for tUmcrylle
5:lJ .. m-Wa, Tram for PlsnGeh . 40
5:3o -EyKSIyG EErhEss daily for Ba,tou Belvdere Allen
and z D. m.-Way Trains for Soneryile.
1880 ,. m (EmgTantl-For Ba,ton.
9;ljp m-WsV Train for Someryiie
1850 .. m.-For rlaiffeh
For Elizabeth at 5:lj t. G:1O G:iO Z 7:30 e SAB Q $50
1880 1l:l5, IL 1870, 1880 ., 23u 3, $3.50 345 l.
4l5 i3O 4;45 D. 5:l5 80 5:ij 6 GlO, G:3U f:3O Slj
glj, 1880 1880, IL p IN.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

II SPRING HOUSE. RlCHFIELD SPRlNpS
valuable tDe pa May 1s74 12
on TIE premises sulphur Springs Bath Houses Spung
spd complete all hst-lass
recently been thorough
Hotel imne
given at once. - .-. -. ..,..,..l.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

SAMUEL BROTHERS guarantee TO supply the very ln''
with g,y.m,ply ,y sound and exquisite workmanship and perfect
f The Stock he largest n LondOn) divided into
piece garment marked the class to when oe
and the price plain sgure This equitable system has been "s"p
gaining confidence between Buyer anu
seller Patras Dude SELF Me1surenaent seni Pre-
Al sizes sry Stock for mmedtdn use or
1Ids 10
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Brooklnn propertn 90 Let.

COLUMBIA Nights, BROOhLIN- Fine
uOUsR v and handsomely funshed terms easy to small and re-
nIiis family Address 4. .227 NevYork PostOhce
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Jgo. y. ABBOTT, General Passenger Astnt
NEW-JERsEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Passenger depot. SewYok Jersey ierrs from 1pot
COItlsndt and Deslrosesst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK As FOLLOWS.
m.-OsWego Express for Oswego Oneida.
Nor-ich Sidney, Debit Walton. MddleiOsn .,rmea
without change Of G through Ia Oswtgo.
$40 mNallon WAY. for Watol Delaware
and diaie. without change Of ears
1l:5O a. NV orendyke Accommodation.
800 p. m-Bloomingial " ~.
4:3O m-UeT Express through 20 Pleuve yIont
chaLge Of
h.iu D.. Il Bioonrgiale Local.
$40 D.. fn-Wor-udykc Local
City Ad Abary Division Tsppntosp al
$40 -. end 4 1880 D. ~. without -
FOR Raj road at 30 H. naliny
connection lt Franklin.
ALL TRAINS SrOP st HACRBNSAtK AND PATERSON
Tickets soil ard baggage checked t. al principal pac.,
Fre.h received forwarded Tor n points Pier North Rive,
n Pennsyana Il K Go wsrehou.e adjoining Dr-bo,ess Perry,
QUICK DISPATCH and LOWEST RATES
General Ohces, SO Lbery-st, Nrs-l1rk r. H. CHiPHAS.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

DEM NSILNANlA Ia RAlLR D.-TIIE
n GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOTTyI
Trans leave Ne"iort from foot of Desbos and Corand SIS
follows:
EIpre,s IIarrs'ar Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Car attached $3.50 and $3.50 Supdsy std
$50 r..
For WiBsmspor Lock Haven. Cory aDd Ee Phla Re r. r.
.. $3.50
For Baltimore angton and the seuh Limited Wellington M
prcss Of Pui Parior daily except m ar
nse in Washington 40 Regular at $40 m. ana a m
TIpr,ss Tor Philadelphia $40 $3.50 N: 1880 g. $40
for rreaton 7!2Ga "a 2 SlO TO- Sunday G.lo D. m
J. 2 $50 BIO $40 4lO l3O D. $50 J.iO T. GIo 6so Z
nSp $40 TO- 1880 and IL night SGuly j:20 6:lO,
rer Kals6esi, 6, G3o 7.eo $40 e. o 10 Jam. lam.
= - $50 $40 $40, 4lO 4:SO, 52O, 5:40 o. G;lO G:3O
.,V 80 TIv 10 II3O p sni II nisnL Sunday 5:1O. GlO.
fef Rs6say. 9. $50 1920 g. 10 an, l2 nj 2 go BIO
~ ~ $50 5;@O 40 q. y: TO- $3.50, $40 10 ID and ~
Ios Woclbris Perth AMboy and souh Anlov q and IN u
1880, 4:lO and 6 D.. IN. ''' "'' ~ '"'
for New brlrss,eL 80 and a. A. IL BIO .:3o 5,2o
~. y PlSs,;iSid 70, Sid - nglt Salday, tclU ,. IN.
For Rat Milestone. ~ b ! OanI f.tO
Tor LsnberiT'ic and ilrlingoh go a. ~. and nm
isI FAilpshar sud Bt!Iere, $3.50 a H., . and I'm
hccnmilo iol botnioTn burlington Agd C.usn 5,oD .1
bjD q. l-Jnl =, 3:lb, J. d. IA. ''-'@|
Iol Freehold. 7:2D a NJ. . and ! y. ~
FOR iIunii -lale and iqusu, t:2o y. m. aUd = D H.
Tor PGnuc.tDn sul tlAsIen u a. l. 2..pu.
I.u afpc a iJews;-Irnm i5aIgA T. 10 a. m 10 "a ,rl
1873 f..ly; 1855 dailr except Mpudl Prom 49,
al1 Bi4afr tUJ -, ~ II a. m S1n,v 1
IO..3 o.. From PmlaGeluhl To- e. % IN inIr
500 g. M = -, Hl@. GOO STA. IO@1 y 10. Sunaay IL i0
G.2o. o.JD. II 500 q. "a aud 1927 m. ''4''
Itit ofees j26, i3j, 2iI aal 9l BfoaNa No. A.,or II
f foot Of . ald tO.iu!sts EAigaut re 4 On -
Az. CAs...y. GsG.E.! A4l4.g s""
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
SAMUEL BROTHERS so Ludgate Hill LONDON

THg n,rouced by SAMUEL BROTHERS, and hvor,by
tested for THIRTY YEARS. admits Of possible dsappont
By the EsrIRr sTooK divided into Nsz CLa'ss respect
lively Married 70 and graduated In quality and price livery
and Of cloth plainly unmks MARRIED tho es
to which II belongs
The OF Clothing and rs.., md most
London calculated satisfy asaoa4 taste and .ucbs
an conditions and ages
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
t. = hIt hEhi NuFI ald hhg.
II. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
ERIE WINTER ARRANGE


ERIE RAlLWAY.-WINTER, ARRANGE
~ MbNr o. Trains taking effect January ~ 1874 From Cham.
bers-si. Depot (FOr 23d 81. ec below
900 mCinonnsh and Chicago Da7 Express DravisrRoom
Coaches TO Buffalo and sleeping Coaches to destination.
1915 m-ESps Mail for Buffalo aui Niagara Pa@ Sleeping
p ayc-Paasc Express to the West Sleeping Coache.
through to Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago
without change
Jerus .oO 900 1o:3O and lo:4j 4:3O 1880
Midaetown 500 1880 900 .lo:3O and lo:i5 H. s:i5
4:30 1880 = Tie 900 a. ~ and 4:3o D. m trains
connect with New-iork and Oswego Midland Railroad.
Ronout and Kingston, 800 a and $3.50 J. H.
Goshen. 600 500 $3.50 900 1850 and 10 i5 m 33O
3:45 4:}O. 1880 and ZOO .. m
Newbursh, ts:3O and l0:45 ~. $3.50 and 4:3Op.m.
Wfrwicl. $500, lO:1j m. ANA 1870 p m
suaerD, - Gi5 $3.50. 1880 sudlO:ij a. H.. 3:ij. g.
iddgewood Hanoku, Glcdale. end Ramseys ts 6:i5 g.
1880 tlO:$0 l0:i5 am 5i5 . t. 900 and ,ll:3O pm.
A. M ~ noon - 3:lj. $40 4:4j 3 5i5 s. $50 II
Newark. 40, a. $3.50. fO45 II 80 a. n 3lo 4:45 O.
noon i15 l. BIS d $50 sI6, 1890 .ii:3O D m
Hlsdse, Iaokensack an Wa1 - Sl5, and tS.ij g.
an q and ~ Saturday nights only
Rueiewood 9 8 49, aud 930 30 35 AIS 445, $50
G:3O, ami = 7:i5 D. m. and II Saturday nights ony
Ccsk D. 5. -, and $3.50 l.3O 3lJ, 4:l5 5:30 G:30
and .7:fj p IN, and ~ SATURDAY. nights ony
Spsrkhl 3 .. t9 and $50 m, l3O 3:l5. il5 4.45 630
G:S0 t7i1 and u SATURDAY a;si' only o az ,- 20.
$50. t7:i5 .. III. sul ~ Ss:uriay nights onlv
sprng VALLEY aud wsy. and y3Os. 4i5 p m
Twenty thirdst 10 minutes earlier than shove
Chambest quarter hours y Twni thin II 30 earlier
trains leaving Chambest at same hours The and ~
mdn ghi trains start from Ch,mbeGs-st only.
Tickets p and Tor apartments n NngRoom and Sleeping
Coaches be obtained orders Tor the ehecsng and transfer
baggage be left ofccs-2il, j2J and 9JI
Bcadway Onehund-ed fth., si 1hriav.;
Court BooEn ths Compauys DeDcu an Of Agent al the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

p Duhess County - miles northeast of Poughseelsie on
mile from Sssirg station and r. r. one hd mile from Al
tebuy G. r. r. two excellent LAND vel stocHe
fruits; pure water comfortable house good baFn &c 10
attractive views and the whole reghborhoo
is exceptionally belthu Address A. c. lnbune Office NeW'lor
fgfv
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

EOR SALE-My exceedingly pleasant cOun-
i try Scarsdae, Weschester County, Possesses every al
vantage in locality surroundings Particulars and pho
tographs with ADAMS BAILEY - Liberty ST.. Room 10
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
MILLER A VAN voLKENBrRGH-

Of ,le furniture Of the Spring House viii take place imme
distely after the sale OF the real estate.
JOHN r. SEYMOUR, Mortgage Of personal property.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
eonntrn propsrtn TO fei.

EOR RENT-ln Springfield, Mass, we'll
Iihd IosE Of IL rooms the u =. Amory grounds.
T h, n,S for ~ months Pnce $500 for the
& BRIDGMAN, Springfield. Mass
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

L. DENCk, cniisHg large stone mansion with the uus out
buildings and II Of aud The grounds pleasantly vaed IN
nd
premises and els are around IL is ocau
lust limits Of the Cty Of Hartford Conn
For further particulars and Photographic view o the promises IN.
oure Of Mr. PHILLIPS ABBOTT at the Office Of Keller Blake III
Musyst NewIoTk City; Or Of s. j. BBSIOR, esq, 24O Mans
IIartlurl
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EXTRA NOTICE.

TT,HEATRE oOAIQUE, 5A BROADWAY
Mr., JOSH HART ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ole Pronrfetor
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DOWERY THEATRE
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. s. 1914
GRAND SUCCESS OF MISS LAURA ALBERTA In mo
great sensational drama OF
PASSION,
introducing famed speealties Banjo 6olea Songs.
Dances &c, preceded by the sIAMEsE TWINS
Saturday, Farewell BENEFIT of Alberta VIM b BRO
duced Monday q new drama, called LIFE OR DEATH.
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Goa OLYMPIC GA
OAf. vAuDEvILLE AND NOVELTY THEATRE.
OVERWHELMING OVATION.

OZ4. VAUDEVILLE AND Novelty THEATRE:
ovERwHELMINa OVATION.
CROWDED WITH LADIES AND CHILDREN
EVERY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY AND sATUR
DAY MATINEES.
.on slss s sxsHies so gEssE4ny
introducing the S shss@ s1f hiIT Hd RsRas
The Gfnssa sSf eps S5EsS v0e"
The popular frs sHS. r S5sR.pu BRAsp1sl
0,enssa. anoe as a. q h1skiR 2 HOLMAN
world regSwned opera boue arranged and adapted BY
Ia aRAN6E StcHEssE DE- aERoLsTEIN,
followed Sy Grand Novelty oho with galaxy Of stara
f fEE Sss s4 81 R P,sA+K1
First "esl Of rs afi HsD ss g. the World
~eeA Of the ': 5Shs %d Sfsssn Actor and Vocalist
First week Of the celebra aYa European aymnass.
First week Of H. fns kssY s1 ssSlsS
The %s En- SaSss G6Enis
Those 'oDe bls sHHfltSS WIN 1sb HEsenEs
me queen Of S S1gs rn %l PsRc ss;omEns.
The ever p''nl'55 fse'4 as1s GSSHssS'sso'
ssEa ~s ,Axss YIreHsE LEVINE
full and efficient Farce and Comedy Company.
The whole to ''H' s4 xa Wfss farce OF the
FAMILY MArrNREs WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
AT O'CLOCK
EVENING PERFORMANCES BEGIN Ats
s sus sn Reserved Seats orchestra
VHEATRE oonIoUE. 5A BROADWAY.