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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

great ch. age - tAa1An'S passing o'sf tn~
North In n dGoexiGg that IL distinction he
m. al m decor dang xHL dowcrs lLc graves OF
Ea,,er,l ar Co asoderAto soldiers. "a the annual
cnstom how Is, ttAe g,.s!Gu Advertiser pays high
Commitment To the bravery Of the men who
fought Tor the o1til' aAe eNei E"'s NJ H' hs 10
a,imi, they ioae ht ''ior fruciple Which they
halJ dear. and ser which LAey were willing 10
.,rr,6c, their ljy ~ II desrCsi that the aniuosi-
,;ns excited by the war, should now cease. aud
calls upon the oh anu 'ne S.sy UIhl'ai
,r5,esv The soon Globe, IN hngraga still
more complmenta = '" ue oouln' sNs.
sa,,h.r, hr.thnn i'm the war that VIC
- h ~. surh In are, and 1t would be unjust
:. Is,y ,hs slpc,rt OF the great body OF our OPP
p0nenti as to impu; III ,ueit couiaSe' ihsy 'ouee'
| lor what they belle "S 10 pe - tue ''Su. -
| moi ,s,rd tn keepu ,'tle spirit OF antasonism or
strust which iuvld ssad uisti etlohs III lne uecot-
/ -, ~, th, graves, their soldiers would natur-
| ally excite. Ii wea W. hANe senu'ne on.ou-
one of hsaIts as at -sis oi hahos mus
.n,tiv.,s The amenii ies&nd perpetuate the lesson
| - tha ,lavo,ion illu, tra:Ud both sides of the
| - ,,ntast as the hes. means of insuring III,
/ S.so,ion 10 those reGt Silrinclples Of constitu
tional liberties whie ~efs 'hefe ehiofeeu
| Nav let General b, uheC Tetura those spoons.-
Bdit (1dsefte.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

PUBLIC sALE& g.
TRUSTEES SALE,
Tn Cecil County. Maryland.
TNvirtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
scrber Trustee. will sell at Public Auction, at
the Court House door. in Elktcn. on
WEDNESDAY. The Sd day Of J,ne, 1874,
Ats o'clock. p. NJ.
All that Valuable FARM.
itaaiei 10 sassaras Neck on the Bohemia river.
IN CECIL County of which Noble Pennington late
"i SAID county, died seiz,d lntaining |
$50 Acres OF Land.
more or less
This farm is situated about FIVE miles from the
town oi Ceciiton, on the road leading to kikton,
lhe Delaware Railroad. 1t Is on navigable water
wiih convenient Landings. and three good duck
iuS points on the properly.
The iocation is considered per iectl healthy, and
all the fields. ~ "
The improvements consist Of good and !ha>a
| <gsse sGostantantial ., 2 Dwelling Hoass.
| s ssS 3S Mith az The necessary outbuildngs XII
| SSTAior Il hrst. class farm and a fine ~
-~s- Largo Peach Orchard, three years old last
| spring, VIZ ~
The ..bovo described properly is composed of two
| tujplh,hg parcels. one ot which is known as the
/ Hack Point Farm. which was conveyed to said
| Noble rsnnington by deed from William IT, No
| land and wife. and Morgan A. Price and Others
containing
3DO ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
ot which about go acres arc in cultivation. and
tains ''' ""''" ''u
ESQ ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
| !, tho same land formerly owned by BENJAMIN E.
| rice deceased, and is described as follows: Be-
| inning NJ stone standing in the road leading
lioui bohemia Ferry to st. Stephens Church. and
IuhulnE thence UP said road to tho land form a ly
owned ny Benjamin Ferry; thence binding or
stiu i.thd 10 the lands formerly owned By William
opeucer' dcreascd; thence by and with said las
ucut'oheu lands TO Scotchmans Creek theme,
doHn ana binding thereon to the "Heck's Poin
. rrntu, anu thence up and along the line of sale
ueck foint Farm" TO the place of beginning
| ihe shid TWO parcels will be sold separately o
ltoEIther, as may he preferred.
| ihe sliu ianus are of very superior quality an,
haNe neen mighty imprOyed--oyer twelve thousan,
pusucis 81 lime having been spread thereon withil
| the last few years. "'N''
TERMS OF SALE,
Al nrtserihei by the Decree are That one-tbird a
lhe purchase money shall be paid on the day 4
saie' ana the residue in two equal instaIIments !
SIX ana tWelve months thereafter, with interej
Y | rom lhe day OF sale, and security APPROX cd b
,0an,z.s, HENRY ". ARCHER.
m"9 10 -tu"'s Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
pOLTIIC4lL.

EoR SnERIRF-LaHN W. WnlTEMAN, ot
nom'ratiJp f'the Democratic Party. ,aarslm
GhERlFFALrY.-T TIN ELECTORS OF
- New Castle OountY. tioatinmen i again
oher mySell To- yGGg oons derat o. rs "A candidate
ipf tF Hlhee "i sheriff subject t. the DECISION OF
tha hmlhili,n II tho Democratic PARTY And
piedge my eli To give the NJ alnLo A c,,,.rfl ahi
hearty support. Ecspcctfuliv '
ieb j. ls'l-t WILLIAM H. JAMESON
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LIBERTY

John H1g's Contribution % Lo,os Lsarss.1
What man r. there 80 bod that he should say,
'sThuS and TINS only would have the seaT''
For whether lying calm and beautiful,
Clssping The earth IN love, and throwing back
The smile OF heaven from waves OF amethyst
OR whether. freshened by the busy winds.
IL bears the trade znd navies OF the world
To end 81 use and stern activity:
or whether. lash6d bv tempestS, IL gives way
TO elemental fury, how'll and r1srs
At all its rocky barriers. in wild lust
OF ruin drinks the blood OF living things,
And stress its wrecks eel leagues of desOlate
shore
Always 70 j. the sea, ana All bow down
Before It's vast and varied majesty.
And so in vain will timoTOuS men ESSAY
To set the metes and bOunGs OF LiEertv
For Free dom Is its own eternal Law.
IL makes ~ own conditions, and in storm
or calm alike fulfiils the unerriug viii,
Let Us not then desVjse it when IL lies
still a. a sleeping lion, while a swarm
OF gnat-like evils hover round it, head:
Nor dOubt tWhen in mad, disi1inted tunes
IL shakes the torch Of terror, and its CIV
Shrills DER the quaking earth, and in the flame
OF riot aud war We see its awful form
Rise by the scSffOld, where the crimson AZ
Rings down its grooves the knsil Of shudtering
kings.
For always n thine ewes. q Lib ertv!
Shines that high light whereby the world is
saved;
And, thou Say u, we viii truztia thee!
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y CO-oPEGArIvE HOUsREOLp-I have
heard, writes a London correspondents an
amusing account OF the failure OF A rsc5nt az
tempt T. establish a comic leratsd home in L0n-
don. Five families possessing small iocomss
united in the establishment OF common no ma
= large house IN the Bloomsbury region was
taKtn Tor the purpose, and tho arranyeIn erlts
TOT TIE regulation or the household we're IN A ta
WIN the utmost care and precision. There w as
10 be a common dining room, ia which ALI the
meals OF the household were to be taken; and
each family had set OfIOCms Which t. was To
furnish and arrange a. suited lls own cOnve-
ulSIce. There was 90 be one cook fnr the
whole household, and a couple of servants to
DO the other work. The experiment was com
menced, and for the first day OF two matters
went well enough. Before a week had passed
however 1t became evident that to govern q
contederated home would be nearly as ditficult
"a 10 manage al Irish Parliament. The tive
famihes could never sgree upon what thew
should eat and drink. The dinner especiallv
was standing subject OF dispute. aud tue con-
sequence was that the kitchen becams a scene
OF constant wrang!ing between the uufortunate
cook and the five mistTesses. Five bells gOuId
frequently be ringing at the same time, aud one
ialnl!y would complain that they were neg
lected, and that another was receiving undue
attention. Then the children Of the different
families would quarrel, and each mamms was
sure that her darlings were hot tue cause OF the
disturbance. Before few weeks had passed thu
cnniecer2ted home became what the person
who told me the story called cOnfederated
0lsCOrd, and had to be broken ~.
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FARMING IL GEOEGIA.-The Atlanta Herald
OF the 18th inst. speaks enth 1Siastically OF thu
profits OF farming in Georgia. It says: "In
yesterdays Herald it was shown that a Georgia
farmer, upon one-hOrse farm, had made in
one year - ,49l clear money; that another. upon
two-horse farm, produced crops that sold for
8 ,207, and cleared in net cash S2,Oi2; that
another farmer had, upon four acres, made a
full and abundant living for family of eight
people, and had laid up money besides; and
that Georgia oy under twenty years of age
had by his labor upon the farm, supported
himself and sold produce to the amount OF 1863,
The process by which these wonderful results
have been achieved is perfectly simple, and its
accomplishment lies within the compass of any
average man. IL IS no trouble to get land.
There are thousands Of broad acres in Georgia.
clothed with virgin forests, with all their rich
loan, yet untouched by the hand of man. There
are thousands of acres lying falow for the want
of strong arms and willing hands 10 make them
spring into bloom and beauty. And yet three
line advertisement in the Herald of last week,
asking for statesmen in dry goods store,
brought s;xty-two applications before O'Clock
on the day on which it appeared. Why some OF
these surplus young gentlemen do not adjourn
to the country, and get down to work, is a mys-
terry we are unable to solve.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMORK AND ONO RAILRoIp-
WIsTTB scHKDULE-SovEusxs Ia Is,
FROM WasHH.-ov

"ISTEB scHKDULK-NOvENsxs Is. lsr4
From WASHINGTON CITY.
T.oos; m, Baltimore, AnnspSIis, sSa Way sta.
IS s@; ssI5i% o5s and sDG s ssl.y.
= 90 q m, ses Iert, PhilsaeIphis, Bosom, RAJ.
$40 n. ShioaSo. 81. LO9i.. Loui.-ns. c,De,B.
ssrioeD n.y. ,i S9sndnsky, PIttsburg, h.
vile, Frederick; steGh Ton, Valley srase a
S-a.S So .. PEG Sea Cas-: O'--r al ON
Ia a NJ Point o. Rocks and Way Stations.
1850 5. M. Ba1Snor SD AID q Rei sIs'iOn'
~ I'M, Baltimore and WAY Stations
) 80 .. N Baltimore, Lsnrsi and Relay.
50 tom. Wis metre pOlits1 brsachJ
$40 2. r.. Baltimore, Anna polls ans Iutermediste
q SO , N. BaE,mo SsI sp6 v az Stations.
DO p m, HsEers;owD, winchester, aud wAy
sol "a. Rsi.i@o Se sna PS glisy. D'Aa'h'
e.lV ? %, Chicago. 81. Louis, Louisville, Oino'r-
e., ~, wan CS,s; B'sskJou al Pirysrs5u-s
20 ?. m, Baltimore and Way station,
RarEesyi PCin Of sooss. hsTtins5GTS sd
90 ,. M, Baltimore sud Rslsy
= so ?. NJ, Baltimore ana wsy stations.
II az , m except suudav, uhiceg' and 81. Louis,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
baHinSs6e "a a. , We! Sa'i0ES.-s, .. m, ] so,
Fc' Bah'nsors aHd R,iav "a and 12sam
~ ., m and 10 p. n, stoPTiag O. dur
Pi,tstt5s T.5iH.-s.sO Pm, stopping as drriug
.ss-A az TNatns $50, si F,sara HOstl, Relay
For further information spply ., toe Baltimore
sd Ohio Ticket oaces, Washington s. alton, asd
40 Pennsylvanis avenue, where orders will -
Laken Tor Bagsage to be checked and received a.
fHSS; E, sRsRP. Master Of Trsp,rortstiOn.
y, a COLLIE general Ticket Assent.
GEO. b. K0OHTZ, Genr Agent. jyE
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AN oBeERVANT ENGLIsHIAN writes: osThe
TACT that the common frog is capable OF CRYING
cut Justify when be feels himself in danger
doee not seem 10 have been frequently remark
ed. II my small walled garden there is a com
mon fiog who IL prosecuted By three cats. His
resldence Is heap OF Of states a the foot OF an
Ivled wall, and here he is safe. But ii he ven
lures tar abroad his toTmentOTs soon espy him
and, though they seem nearly as much terrified
as himself they can not resist the tamptatiOn
to touch him with their paws. He immediately
opens his mouth and utters a prolonged crv
which appears 70 be very Surprising to the cats
who draw back Tor few moments, and then
pat him agaln,appSrently out Of "a ere curiosity
70 be again scared by the same unusual sound.
This sound IS a shrill and rather sibilant wall
Ike the note o. a small penny trumpet or the
cry OF q newborn infant. There can be no
mistake about It, as l hsve repeatedly touched
the frog with my own hand after driving the
cats away, and the same cry has immediately
followed the lower jaw beng dropped SO that
inch at The tip"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-23

R-"Verts" is the word now applied in Eng
land to persons who change their faith. Con-
vert being in some cases too respectful and per-
vert in other cases not respectful enough, the
barbarism Is held to be justihable.
fSA deserted California wife found her lost
husband I'm Polk county last week living on a
s12 900 farm with another woman. No made
the sold man" give her half the farm and
s4 900 in money and No. 2 took the fellow and
what VAS left, and left.
1A verdsnt country editor L., to use his
own words, "delighted to see that New York is
improving In Its religious and moral character %
He goes into ecstacies and writes near q coll
umn because he sees so many "sacred concerts
announced for each Sunday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-23

NEW VIEWS OF THE Respiration OF
PLANTs.-M. CoTenwinder, who hiss for TWEEN
~ years pursued in one direction his studies OF
vegetable physiology, has proved that tue noo-
turnal respiration OF plats, though supposed TO
be exceptional, is in fact perfectly continuous
and constitutes their only true respiration.
What hitherto has been called diurnal resp,ra-
ticn, viz the absorption of car benic acid the
seat of which il the chlorophyI, Instead of be-
ing the true respiratory phenomenon, is a phs-
nOmenon, OF assimilation and digestion, as
pointed out by Claude Bernard. Plants and
animals respire both in the same WAY. This IL
the grand fact, the proofs of which are given
by Corenwinder.--From Povuldr Science Koataly
for Norember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-23

~ Tousant Keusler, the poted half-breei
murderer and outlaw, was hanged yesterday.
So Olive Harper, gosslping American news
paper correspondent, has just been married to
French marquis.
- The Burlington Free Press eays that the
EDDY brothers, the Chittanden n.aterializlno
medi are regarded as humbugs in their own
neighborhood.
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PLEASANT HOMR.-Helen Huntssys: HTbe
most perfect home L ever saw was a little house
into the sweet incense of whose fires went no
costly things. thousand dollars served as a
years living for father, mother and three chill
drsn. But the mother was the creator of a
home; her relations with her children were the
most beautiful have ever seen; even the dun
and commonplace man was lifted up and en-
abled to do COED work for souls by the atmos-
phtTe which this woman created; every inmate
OF her house involuntarily looked in her face
clear. From the rosebud or clover leaf, which
in spite OF her homework, she ALWAYS found
time 10 put 10y our plates at breakfast down to
the story she had on hand to read in the even
ing, there was no intermissiOn of her influence.
She had always been and always will be NV
ideal OF a mother, wife, and a home maker, III
to her quick brain, loving heart and exquisite
lace had been added the appliances of wealth
and the enlargement of wider culture, hers
would have been absolutely the ideal homa As
it was, 1t WAS the best I b. ave ever saen,D
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AZ EECHAET's LIRE on sTFsMsBTP,
w fhTNEEN
WARRINGTON And HEW YORK.

GSr,s. seT s5s q. 5toaalsti ps 4. Z. AaEGEEs-z
~ -. SlA.sGk II n,s5s rgElin- week- So
4 NIX $780, ~. tOEhr A. =A Sse-.sHtt -
gAJisN ElyG b ~ fCliowBs-LCavs NEW YDHE.
Ton tcF % 1ast river every SATURDAY M q
, L. lSa'y - Y nc E1Ok ~ eYerF FRIDAY q .
q. y aiid ALEAANDBIA the sans day - Am.
~ .uil l.l- rf12tluB aPPiy 2 3. p i. DEEHh-z,
street bridge.
}, ~. THOMPSON, President.
80, Ire.fnts csltvercd y KnlI's ETpIS-s. CT
1eia zen - t9ccral Once, Sos peuasyivausa ave.
Cley = q ths Etsansr wharf yin - EroT6tflT ~
tended 20. - " Co.
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s bEXANDRIA - wASHINGToN z =

ALaAAhDRlA & FRED ERICKSBUH @ s-Is
OORHBR OF b AID SIxTE STpyErs
LEGAL trains leave for AlexaIdria IS toIloEs,-s
., - ~ II IN, 4, s, 6,yV r-.; .
ELdsy. III ~ -i0 NN'N- '~0sf'
k2Sa5 tTsins trcm AtsTsndria rTive ~ follows.
i:55, 1893, 1888. S:S5 o:3S, 1855 .. N Tho So
other trains ea!,y except Sunday.
q -. o. u, aud ~; connect with trsins OF
EISHkiOED FAST 5XPRESS leaves sally, eE-
GREAT soUTHERS EXPRESS, via BIoEr7Cnd,
leaves " eshlEgton 80 .. daily except SUNDAY
ilrough tlck etc &C all points South and South 6EI
t9T sale 81 Ohcss corner 18th street and PeEnsyNa
ala avenue, snc Garner eh street aud PeuusT vscts
avenue, where passengers cen leave orders for bGF.
tsronRh &C destination,
y. =. YOUNG. Gen1 Passenger AGENT t-ss-t5
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EU NARp LINE,
HOTICE.

HoTICF.
MiS ne vic1 ~ diminishing the rhsaCrg "a 81.
1ogrf flr Cd seasons - lie year.
Scrf or b IEton, cTGs-irS NoT,lSy "a - ~ Z, Gs~
o. Y1ftiuC 60 tbc north a Is ''
" ne lflsNga-i passage, cr1ssir- tue ris-iFfsB
SiSO ~ A. at, or notniag % toe north u a.
TER BRITISH AND NORTH AAEEIuAN
Y ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BSINEEN NEW YORK AND LT~EF 10nF
~SzLLLAg AT coax EAREOR.
-, gSos SSS,w le1K- FRox BEyv YcEE. o
I d,us7's.-.'- Vs. = ov' ~ Rusis vs. "t nr-. -
tarih,a We'd Dec. 81 Parthis-...- " cd, } AZ. 8
a.eeTia-. We. Dc. n Algeris. W ed. AZ. \
UkDhF Ton NeE N-rk -
s,esnsrs marked 90 ust carry Storage rssssn.
BARS OF PAss.sE.-CAbia, 9s0, slOJ, sud sIss,
Ecld, accord l = ac1omm 5-hiiUu. ElCkcss q pa-
rs, ., gJlo, e--lticuai. ksturn t-kCls ~ fl1aE.
cte -agc tiCee.s fr1rI LIVERPOOL and gussr-fov-n.
se -. Pc 81 E1FoPe ~ lowest rsfes. TgrovFh
Antwerp, and other ports on the Ooutiusnt sud Tor
asuiteTranean ports. kor freight ead cabiu psss-
3TeCu; fyT s.ecrRFe gas=sCe, n. IN Vr1s.-FEe
trin!'y EuilainF, or 70 eTlS BIGRLOW, Banker,
pa sa 81 IItFs' fPSs''G Psssgt 9T5S9y
ttAsElAgT0N, RgkIOLK, INV EQRh
BuSTCN, AND PEOVIDEeCE
IGs me irrE steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE,
aeyinz Tes7r7ed her regular trips 20
sixth street. eyefy MONDAY audrfr7s-E<zss--E
THURSDAY, ~ .. ms teaching ~ the princtp,l
aver landings, ccu4.ctTag AZ E0rf0ik with sf-ar6-
tvuce; with the Old Dominion StearlshIr cor.
psny, Tor New York. Freight should T. sf5r.-ses
care q Ls1y 81 the Lake, via Norfolk %
h, Il. EETZdUGH, Agent, sfh street wharf
a. q. PLANT, General AGENT,
s51o ON 30. 10, Plant Building.
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The Montpelier Female Humane a..o,,,,,o,
eaartered ~ the Legislature OF YtrRipis ana m.
oItSut .SsyuIt OF orange county, proposes, by .
series OF Hrane Gift Concerts, 20 ests hsh spd en-
qss, hSme LOT the Old, Inirm, and Destitute
LA1les q virginia" at hontpelier the fo-nlsr red
oence OF President James Medisop -
Inc ASSOCIATION u under the control o. elghf
unrtees eix OF whom are elected bisnniAlly By the
Seknoloers ano two appointed By the Governor Of
Ranittsnces for tickets may be made BY expires
prepaid, post-ofioe money order washington
u. o., or By registered letter, addressed 10
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presr NJ. n. Il. A, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permfEeisn: His ExoeIlencv. l.,
l.. kenper, Governor Of Va; His ExceilencT an
bert q. Wslker, III. Governor q We; Hon RsSe-,
n. Wtthers, Lieut.. Governor Of We. and n Il So
ator electi Hon. Robert W. Hoghes, JndFe E..ssrn
from Virginia. VI N0Asnos
xo5 fan particulars, testtnoniAls, &C., send
Address Hen. JAMES BARBouR
Presr M. v. b. A, AIeKAnsrfa.v
belsoie Agents waited eteTywhsre. sus-eOly
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TIE TRADES.

IIE 1HADEN.
.SIECBAIH RO8ERTsOH,
- fTGFt1dt -4I1l'HIsrs IId EIslNs 5aIrcFs
Urders solicited, and sKsulingtlga o. Rors III 8.
serl4-sn fronting on PeUusyITanis .r.,,1e
"A FOB sroaEs,
Eaulfa-rnFrd ~
Nj. -. COPELAND,
oA5 AcEisfHus avenue, one door e.st q ~ rtrsst
r,,i,, 5'Ss toF Stores, Public Hu!linss, ho.als
ZION ~ AsFs fo- s.Cr-s, ~ Tarrary griCss.
~ tSASs' ChaF-hEEIlNG TEATs Tor saio %
Aggat FOR toe Improved MIdsw Proof kxpiu
S1oSs. ulE,s-tF
A NEINGs AID AWHINa FRaNRs
n 81 tUsgrg-'c S;yLs oAa Psits-a.
fof Storee, Hotels, Public BCicings, Oi.y aus C11p
~ hesideooes - fsOtoTB SricsS,
Manufactured by
JOHN o. HoGAE,
1lS Market Space, between tn sld IN srrrs--.
Elsgs AID Damp Meeting TENTS - -sie or rent.
S2le agent for he Only GsaUias Milssvsi Proof
PAIN
have method q preparing Pelsi ~ess5
canned by detective brick gsiis a. Isssv -5-,I,,
l-t-es provided tie paint IL applied bF r0y uaa
neeSs' Frioe 81 cents per square iSot fcF ttroo
.HOCsEs snd SIgEs painted 10 ne very Ist5ss
Being thoroughly eI1ipred Tor ove-y kind of u---E
n ny tine respectfully AsE triGi from 81 -
Ssom as.e not heretofore met gsoiessi0asisF
sa9g, soc lSsh street bsswson a ana L n5Itss;os,.
Le0E-LY lBAAC QUERY.
pLU1sLb ., SAs-FITgIb0 AMP sEWE--
= gka{s BEEN ais1'f PT 70 q si' = ssi
Sos Louihisns ays.ge, Desr g. sfreei, a0-.h si6
LINED PtPE siysys On hand. T57
n I,,s Beck saa JOb P,lEtsEsi
2CF3-Ay EHaG VEL q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
IL HYDRAULIC CEMENT
The undersigned are now prepared "a fu-B,,n m,
shove Gelebrsted CKMEHT to dealers and oo1frse
J.G.&J.m. wATsas.
!e1S5n no. . Hish street, Georg st6wa
NEW sPBlEG STYLE OLRRIAGEs.-Oysr
tUO OF the lstSss Ssv York styles Of = es6szk 81,
TOP Basgies, sash and Low a9r Door sSG S6G
Jump seat Carriages, Secondhand Oar riasss taken
P D. s6HSIDT CO. So SaE $50 lsfs sTosf Re-
:sTssI 1aG =. Ts,oinEton' s0 - 1ayc.ts
| lAEI LIMEn LInxm
wOOD-BUBsT LINZ.
20 cents poT barrel.
THOMAS FAHKx,
arSseS street, bet. ldth aud lIth n. ",
pORTLAED lIuPoBTED CEMEEr, EoR
ulshhg artificial btOne % any kind o. Cencrale
S2Gt GenSat n the weird. s2!s agent Tor DissTiS;
HA5s-tr o. Louisiana avenue.
y LIsHa EET-EsTABLIsHED IsIg,
nay be in the world 4. FisHER, Sse2t,
6ls 9;h street, between AID Q.
bring your articles soon to get them back IN s.ns
a, FISHER, FIRST ObAss sCoURER,
sPStT . ~ street, 2PR1sssste s Paisp; Once
LagasS Dresses cleaned without taking them pa.
1tH'.sz7eAS C!OtASy cleaned without sbrlnkiUE,
Grease spots removed eneCtually, that they
kid Gloves cleaned on short notice. Prices no
efSte; Dunctuslit ygusTsnteOa. sspl-ly
EsT lis ii IssI
yOHR @. BARTasL,
So. lIs Year and-a-H AZ street, zone aOor scst.
,,.a,.. Of 0oloni5aticn HALL
tA1lee dresses Cleaned S1f DYED Eitho1E bsiT<
esptisTnels Garments CLEANED and DJea vtteoa,
K,s Gloves, Shoes, Furs, ETC., uesnsd at ssg-sssa
OF uovls-I
- BEsT FOOD FOR INFANTS,
other Kind Of Food perfectly fGihiiRs its objectS
that Of promoting the growth and heslth Of the
sre supplied with this Food, aud the Medical Pro-
fesson recommend it with the utmost coRndence and
w s.. MedloaI Ceyt,scates and op,n'ons.
hS Ns e Rh hSts S, o. the nsnGiSc,TTers'
And retail Of s Chemists and storekeepers through
VoRY MooRRs pfGRsT hT sl' oo SCC91y For t5r
DysSep,ie and delicate persons Of all ages.
NEW AND -sKCoNp-RAEp-oNsf PRICE
bic rTc. e. oeR e. sSs Ss Gons
s S1,p esss ss, p els street 3SItsyss
northwest. ys-t1 tn
THE GREAT REMEDIES for Consumption,
no.. ~ oMssstlIs, and Inaigestion, are Savoy a
Medical men who have made il q special study tes-
S .snES and Weight a
greatly promoted, nourishment impaired, and the
general condition Of the body improved BY their use
Price from Is. 20 2ls. SAyoBYk MOORE CChem.
ists 20 the Queen, H. Il. r. the Prince OF Wales his
highnees the khedive Of Egypt, &C. l43 New
Bond Street, London, and all Ohemists Nor
Name and trade mark on each bottle. bnSsiy
(Vaxs toAn 0IHIol, sssW " ia ssss
nork eysnue; The nost private Loen once ~
u sne ony. Honey loaned q the loves refs e
by Ms.srsH 9n oold and Silver Wstcbsa, Dia1s.dr,
80 ~ ~ Narss Guns, Pistols, Lsdiss' and
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i5E PENNSYLVANIA RoUTEiSI ,
,,.,,.--, 10 tbs
u aims leave as follows:
~asctDSto1... s:3s a u1. Baltimore $50 a. N,
-.ll:Ss q I.Ia Z. d f.
49, 7:23pm e.. s:45T. ~.
e. lO:l D. N " 1880 ,. n.
les GBEAT DOUBLE TRhUK ROUTE,
sit1 1tssaht scenery, Palace State-room BAY and
. sSLt Cars With mOn6erD improvements.
isy l1noTed miles saved q Western and Central
MAKE COEgECTIoEs
HIG1sn IRON WASHINGTON to the WEST End
HOBl6 without change
iichets y this route re procured 81 the o.osa
eorEer q lSh street sud Pennsylvania avcuue, aud
corner OF eth street and Pennsy vagis avenue ndcr
hatohal Hotel, whsre Telisbis Information VII h
owen at all times
Passengers procurtus ticket. a. these orsoes car
se-Cre sccomm od8tloGs IN Palsce Cars for Clfo6t.
PittsbuTg, Buffalo and Elmira.
I'D, ,, NOUH9, SeuersI Passenger AEeut,
n g