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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10
Committed to Jail.-John Butler wa!

Committed to Jail.-John Butler was
brought before Squire Brown on Tuesday
last, by Constable White, charged with
beating his wife, and committed to Jail in
default of bail, where it is probable he will
stay at the expense of the county, eating
the bread of dleness till Court assemblies
next September. AS the State can seize
nothing but his worthless carcass, no fines
or costs can be collected, and ten or twelve
weeks confinement in Jail will be consid-
cred legal condonement for the offence of
beating a wife of the class who marry such
creatures, the Judge will order his release.
This seems to be about all that can be
done under our laws and present system
of dealing with criminals of that and kim
bred classes. 1t is doubtful whether this
manner of dealing with criminals of a
petty grade is superior to the Delaware
whipping post. By tho latter system the
State takes it out of the criminals hide, to
use a common expression, but whether the
brutalizing tendency of the cat upon public
morals is not as great loss to society, as
the infiction of the UNPUBLISHED vagabond,
is question which is occupying our fore
most thinkers on the problem of "what
shall we do with our crminals?"
There is something VIGOROUSLY imper-
feet, if not radically wrong in our system
of managing criminals. 1t should not be
in the power of every vagabond who
chooses to become an outlaw to society, to
compel the injured party to board and
lodge him free of expense, in better style
and moIe comfortably than he lives when
enjoying his liberty. Captain Smiths wise
rule, she that will not work shall not eat,
ought to be applied to all cases where the
State has to lock up prisoner for violation
of law, when he is not able to pay, other
wise than by his labor, for his board and
attendance. The most rational mode of
treating criminals in this humanitarian
age, when the criminal is receiving so much
sympathy, would be to compel him to earn
his living, and pay for the expense Of
guarding him while in confinement, by the
sweat of his brow. This is attempted, and
is partially successful in the penitentiaries,
but such system is needed to be employed
in the ials, so that the pettier class of
scoundrels and tramps could be made to
reimburse the public for the expense it is
at in providing food and lodging for them.
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Report of Rising Sun Public School.

There were no reports given in the third
and fourth grades, and some members of
the 9th and 9Th grades neglecting to return
their reports to the teacher at the close of
the term, their averages cannot here be
given. The most perfect lessons were re-
cited by R. Cardle; conduct generally good.
The most improvement was made in Read
ing, by r. F. Taylor and Lydia Biddle, the
conduct Of the latter was perfect. The
farthest advancement in Arithmetic was
made by Ross Smith, and in Writing, by
Elmer Krauss. ALICE A. CoALE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

ty Go into store in Cecil county on
wash day and sit one hour, and you will
hear enough calls for more of MooRE's
Wilmington City Soap" to make you
dream at night, you are making soap in a
tin pan with tea spoon for ladle. Try
it. 2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

ty The old folks say, was young, but
now am old, and l never used any soap
better than the Wilmington City" 8
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

The New American Sewing Machine is
one of the greatest novelties of the day;
self-threading Shuttle and self-setting Nee
die; the lightest running and simplest
Shuttle Machine in the market.
JOHN WILKINSON,
Elkton, Md.
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6, z, s, 8 and 10 cent CalicOes, 10000
yards. Best Goods, at MALLoN's."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

New Prints-splendid styles cts.-just
opened at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

10000 yards A Muslin, 8, 0 and 10c.
at MALLoN's."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

College OratiOn.-Geo. w. Cruikshank,
Esq, of this town, delivered the annual
address before the Philokalan and Philo-
mathean Societies of St. Johns College,
at McDowelrs Hall, Annapolis, on the 9th
instant. The subject of the address was
"Brain Waste" The subject was handled
very ably and eloquently by the orator,
who had for an audience, in addition to the
young gentlemen of the Societies, many
distinguished persons, among whom were
Gov. Groome, Prof Hiram Carson, of Cor
nell University, James M. Garrett, Presi-
dent of st. Johns, the members of the
faculty, and many other prominent gentle
men. On the next day the regular CON-
mencement exercises of the College took
place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

The four Owen county, Kentucky,
prisoners were brought before Judge Bal
lard on Wednesday, and sentenced to two
and three years. confinement in the peni-
Tertiary for Ku-Kluxing.
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Buy Your Fruit Jars and Jelies at
MCCRERY s. BoULDEN's.
1000 more pairs Of cheap Shoes,
at "MALLoN's."

l,OOO more pairs OF cheap SHOES,
at MALLoN's."
II You Want the best Sewing Silk, go
to the GLASS FRONT and buy Leonard's.
% Per Cent Saved in the purchase of
Shoes at MCCRERY g. BoULDEN's.
Dress Goods reduced in prices, at
T. DRENNEN's.
Best "A Percales 12t cents,
at "MALLoN's."
Staple Goods of all kinds reduced in
price at MCCRERY s. BoULDEN's.
Shoes. Ladies', Misses and
Children's, selling at the lowest prices, at
T. DRENNKN's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

More Till Robbery.-On Monday last
Mrs. Smith missed 81 which had been alb
stracted from her money drawer in the con-
fectionery store. A boy was seen in doubt
full proximity to the place. who bears bad
reputation. Constable White was sent in
search Of the youngster when he returned
to town in the evening, but the youth when
arrested had no money about his person
and denied all knowledge Of the act 1t
transpired, however, that he had invested
40 cents in fire-crackers that day to cele-
brate "the 4th." Mrs. Smiths drawer
has been robbed several times recently.
She had better take better care of her
money, and the boy with such bad repu-
tation had better be sent to some house of
correction
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

THE REHoBoTH CAMP MEKTING.-On
Wednesday next, the camp meeting at
Rehoboth Beach begins, and the encamp-
ment will be about the same size as last
year. The same tent space has already
been taken, and about all the tents of the
Association are engaged. Rev. DR.. New
man, formerly chaplain to Congress, and
who has just returned from trip around
the world, and DR.. Dashiell, Missionary
Secretary will each he present and nreach
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10
SURGICAL OPERATION.

One day last week tumor or flesh lump
colored woman who belongs in the town.
The operation being quite a severe one,
the woman was put under the influence of
chloroform. The operation was performed
by DR.. J. II. Mccullough, and the patient
is doing remarkably well. The lump ex-
tracted was about the size of hulled
walnut.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

About eight o'clock the same evening,
the colored band marched up through the
town blowing their bugles, which did not
sound as we'll as some we have heard, but
whether the players had taken too much
"Fourth " or not we can not say.
Thus closed our nations birthday for
1879
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-10

We see by a published card that Mr..
Boulder is candidate for Sheriff this Fall.
A plain, honest, straight forward farmer
waving party affiliations and allegiances
out of view-the type of man the farmers
ought to rally around, in preference to the
tricky demagogue, whose only recommends
ton is knowledge of the low devices prac-
ticed by men who make trade of politics
in order to make living out of them, and
caring but little for the welfare of the pub
l;o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Arg. z, 1878.
The following was the only transaction at
the Exchange saiesroom to-day
By D. W. Ss1mIn
I Q sto-v frame honse W III Mot OF land 50yl1O7x5nr
lls on the g Of - Arn'save. knowwrs lot no $40 . .n
map OF M0risania, 10 HUH Rley .'.''''' so'o"o
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.
vs. 80 IL ?. b. 10000
SPRINGS CNo So 20 sxilss2 xl23 Elias Kahn to - ooo
a. y" - II So, n,sc, So 900
'cs, mi, e. RAIN w t II 1 re.ch 10000
odaye = = 500 n of Osii st, bO5xlOO; 77th.sins,
I IsS T. Of % ave- ooAioZ hnas hNu 70 10000
l47ti,st " s. 100 I wo 7ih.aye 75xgoii I+7ths-
700 o. = a % 5ts Il az mi IN iish ST.
oI sGT%GF az via vn ave XIV II On st , 5000
Vs., o CSsr,es y Low lone h,if par 80. 225oo
9th ST. ns - q OF l0tA,aye fQ 2t - v yts
~ so oI Hart $500
10thave 5, 900 Il sof 57thst ?0xG0; John Mann ooo
10 Frederick n Plat ard VII" llooo
40 Isissf Peri u VI 1900
ILL., III, ~ ~, - 20 ~ on "''' 1000
am. pf'p'''!' 'o'" "''" " ICY" .....- 1910
lZ9T,' i i'ii ~" ~ rrier 49, nominal
129tlst, 3lj 4u-aye 5OX0JI Jen't''h d. ,q5
IEAslHOLD CONyEYAhCES.
sGaye c, W = Co., o' oo'A' -pAoo ''p $4,000
sane properly oeorse "'S' 70 ". nominal
z3d.si. distant 20 q thav' thel," .OI ,'heo
75 II, thence " lj Il, thcacs - u he9s ., II,
thegce = q sin a"G OF t G, WASHINGTON lee CO.
10 the KnicktrDOc ker Ice h'''
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BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.

rnnrE sUMMr9 p0oKs-"FnE NO. 113"-" MORA
rrRGus"-" CHLpnoop, THE TEXTBOOK OF
TIE AcE.'
lrRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIRuNE.l
RosroN. Aug. 6.-There is SO great stagDatlon
IN the book trae at present far Boston publishing
houses are concerned, that even a novel by Emiie
Gaboran does duty a Literary event. j. X osgood "
Co have nearly ready the latest work OF tins prohhc
little wlk!e Collins of France. Like jules Verne
Gahoran seems to 10 have pretty well written HIM
SELF out While he has the records Of the criminal court
10 consult he viii never lie at lcss fer plots; and he
viii Nc doubt continue 20 find readers as long as he tells
stories f0g he las tain gin OF the racenton ana an
ability TO make plots ful OF ways that are dark ana
tricks that arc VAIN ia whc certain class OF eaoeis
delights Tie present novel is entitled File No 49,
end is Of course the record Of crime Ths tine IL Is
merely tc robbery Of bank, OF which two innocent
people are suspected. Usually Ga5orian eondescens 10
noilnr saort OF murder bat IN File No 1lS lesser
cli,nc aus the ncS on which 10 nan. an, a'g
Tened series o un ispTsC amont. love @hais, anu
startling developments g,neraliy: . ~, A., r,,,ioo
We : different nom this leaf cut OF the foice
Court j. the daiity httie tan OF ne g o., vs
Fcreus" 10y william Black. which VIA r. On 9 60 iEe
lust aad 70 teir series OF sci Ct novels Inc seV ~
80 In the s;se irgion with The Princess 81 lhuie
r,c hes, O.. BLACKS charming t&lesj ana nc ~
ish: and r,nny of t,e same characters come 70 the
front in the three stories. In tins htie skSfh ici III
ric ,Tons and is the pair ~ saint who ines good for
time 20 line lovers. Ofthe ErGslm. vho are Writelg
novels NJ pr mn one o. ucn ls So grace
O. Black. and not mosc decided indfy'd,cilI rr,
lee shepard have jast published Ail;shCot; l r.
TcytRl,k ol the Az by TIE Rev. W 7. Crafts uncie
WI n Nj Ib,s volume is addressed 50 Parents, Pas
tors and IcaohosS, and all IovcIs Of Chltlot 1t ~
ne especial lAerar merit but II conta is mary pa
s9ee.otts chdsoH auG ci.dinS Here l. eooC So,
az foI-yt al-od "a E2se PoCtaey CIMcit, VINO No.
q b.acAsmi;is see his fathers horse esoi ana s1-
viewed the operation with Isuch HPaleu s~u .'aeuvi
untn the blacksmith commenced parH- H''> I'.,.s,
wlra tinline this wrong, he sad earnes y, aiy
ua doli't want this horse made a1y s3&icf ileie W."
terrible little cTl named Suso, whose icacI ~ 10
leT "sGsle. you shouldn't make face onii 10Y ",
hol,ely YOU ac faces" Susie looked lios' it3 ..
Ter teacher q lacacnj, and thea innocchIA asi a. Dtt
10, ,naEo leccs wien yoa was a little glrlF Anu mere
are two oneSisns asked and answered IN sunday ccl
ARnie, What must one do before ne can o. ~
Anne ~ IA .reat smUCty replies, ltc lnl!At s'i. ie
oner ira -ntut Of catechtSln Is appropriate ~ t cIl
;.ncnce 4 am writius Yls.lor IN Slnhi3 -,cHoul
tests tie iiblca knowledge Of scAolar VIII an HncA,
Io,cl dls -lioa Lite boy, wAe'c Old INC W. l1i
80 irr,r From l,stofr Vas the natural reply.
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
New-1crecn Heal estate for Sale.

V1OR SALE at a bargain-50 acres choice land
4 rear station on Ces,sa airoat Of NeHJesey oay o.
,a~s f,,l,io. MS rutland WHITING, Bee km2rs
F7OR SALE-At Enelcwood, n. j., or viii
EXCEAEcEona c,o 4a,.s "a @ra r % ior" or
- Ions = tlI e Tone Iraut" r. =. p, .'r stocS
JOHN BAILEY. 20 VAL, entrance Nas'au.st-
VILLA RESIDENCE FOR SALE. with about
ON. aor, ~ land ornareutiy ait out; tarte muutos
wal1 from station; bargain. W. D S4LF-Ne, bNh,sh'
N.y,I reg Ccrlal.
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D-er:leirn.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH.
So single i aold gold, 81 s,,r 81 en- OF ";
rai:oi; eTginre sIcc.cels MEN ,.h Di'N A.
Rooms" 70. FSil.a,e established ISL. BememncI 90
A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
"a rs West TItyt9Drih st. near lroaiTay ara iA,3
tpcci3i auical dentistry Patin' A'i AIT Nu-
cqnte: cora, ccllnOd Take eren cis from
rand street Ferry, sS;liav,. or BI'adn y cars.
NEWL,hJJ Gil, rs v e5t iL.sty i0iIthst.
GtONEVHING NEWi CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FCi-tiv Hoss Pearl Plates unieAiias c1.or and fi9
euc- artificial tretr CNctls tNtiytru HERETOFORE
fcrcd tor beauty strength gtues to De
appreciated, maze ia one d. AID o.y - ier -,
ltrhber SlO 10 SO;
Cold aAd Pan q, 80 to 80. Extracting under GHs d. l.
q. WAIT, - Last Twenty ilir, 81, near M3.s2i!ays
rE'HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 Dr. GED. H. MODENASS, J32 3d-iyc. 3Gtiist,
are rT0noucc D., n! 70 Le the crcwnlnS lht OF dental a..
Best sets, -, $40, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
Cuctior Sales of Real estate.

EXECTTOR's SALE
u bV rq,rtae. fo:e, 1 Of Of the best MANrFAC
~ RiNG rs and in 81, TER PN'Ni iEEl. IN Last
A factlT,, ir 'i.' on tr-1'i hou - an',
sio one hundred af seven dts II valuable l1nf ~ltn the
water mi, .s and I~rts o. ar rte1ant thereto,
on t bqnls tine Fslp1s In the mi 81 Of the famous
Sfautakrn lumber tie Town OF shandaKen III inc
Comfy Of User y s. VIII &c sud. ndr tie direct On OF
ROW ELL LaC,{ WOOD cpI fef .re pursuance ot de
cr,c an ti -mcnt Supreme O 4 safe o. y
tc city o. Kingston. v ~ on me
goth day August, l,7j at O'clock p The afternoon For
par ars I'd x. J.. Bl.DDliEtD, Cashier q. the
FincsfD y a onal B4nk or NhN I.FTEN e CLEARWATER:
ATTORNEYS &c. Kingston. y y, or b. J. HARRISON, Ola
West Twcaty iOgItllst., n. Y. city.
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Business Cbauccs.

A GENTLEMAN WANTED, with from ~, 600
"a 10 5000 q staple uanWfact bushes, On mo-
uo -. i uay per fu1 Gld can be extended nt'
,ulf v viii ltaT ;ho most uO.odrh ms Ss on. fecr-
erres Given a.i ircd. Addrsss O.. :. A. Inh1r" pfc
. DVNRTISERSi-YllE FARMER AND
n .rrf-ANr lrnr. an ~ tla Patron. of liu~uandry
aid were gus o. Industry" M y. J calculates ~ cly
1rua and Cnnc IN thai State hrs 70 haFii l7-9c Ci
la.,n oHglIe op7cTt n.y ioF lu-incss men Ioi
terms, etc, aidro-s =. 4. TEAL, \in'la'f, !.
4 DDiTiONAL capital procured for merchants.
~ a,fsctri-s and ot oia ti?t;
rcol cxchar c fr pifnfS rel Js in oarnl ring
tWlIiont proved ,l'a
Et rgtC,t: q Coz slfcy goods Az ifftti
Pr,ynr Mfg CO. u'uml1g materials B,erIN pt,o. Brook
lr C. GIigcf carleton. Fin. 6 Bs. irOheIr, 9, b"ay.
e.r 0nN-tOR SALE-A very valuable
u O.tB,bU invention relating "a railway cars 10 any
ole ,o can rive proper attention, ts Presents larr "l
money. Cores OnCencc in ted Address
Box lsD \. est 1icri zen, conn.
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GroohIDr Real estate for SALE.

DOBERT s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
IA Estate and MoRTGAGE Las 10. al. 2i or }chSng
Sf vrf"t, II peal I,ta 81 store an D~esl-
hss Of every description m best re- 9hs o. BIZ 40
N,,nt Lots near Prospect Park and elsewhere, Win iu'
,rs loan Farms, Village RESIDENCES ano Cohntl SrSS %
Leland Also Heai Estate Of Ii e. ll3uc0is cl'. nft ~
NAM %: TIE southern Eastern and western Sate fhi
character of thcr rvt' leitS Ut i'e"i
Iqtatr fre il 20 h'r laniage to oiiulfi'. WIN u'
~ vo-r exclusively me IL g0us oA ~
Real Estate tTar-acgns cstlrct uoih t"At ~ I.a,
agent Exchange Of city for county noptrty OF wee Vts
arranged, rcstOn-OBc with owners % ffa ~
tate Ia any locality solicited. No oarre MAD. aes iIopi
j. q en # on rms irst approved OF by toe owner = J.
tics proposing 20 pgr,l aac residence or o'-tI
tiv, 19t y6 their own interest 10y sr'u2a general
tesrr W the sfvie OF prun~rtv wanted location pTe
lrI1a, iat he mas kept Adorned Of slhir "a esd.r
exchange, oHe 81 me Neil
Lest Dgoliugs Br00kiyn lights; al~0 it1t ar>
ana Itnntl ui de- iduc fu =
ots near psr Ia1. 10 EXCHANGE Farm. Parties tsi Z
oal secured mort age real eSAlt eau oman thVl VI
ammo, pal n alv .Woant required en- a'pEc-'oE'p
- RDBLNf 9. Et - %G 2Di NonaGn'ti, bi"'KVh
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

STADISON-hV A very eligible corner
w HOUSE stories cabinet finish, aulged % 0ry iat
n,oroae would be bargain lots r.. ana cleI E'h
il part ia, mcLt EUIAND q WITHIN Ie'hi"'"s
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Ecqal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COTRT-In the
~ ma.icrof the petition &C. Of MARGARE INGLis ior
d'c 10 al r nv onf@ s axe eys nee
,ake ihri p oeST} "a, Ne; =; e s t. stI, on tt ~
on he lin d,y Of SCI next, II clock !.
D"'S' '''' -'' ""' '''"''' Oliver WELLS, Referee
jaws " FIsS, Attorney for retitioner,
u Y.SUPKEME COURT.-JAMES d. VAT
HEEaY T. scGANToE & an or m ,Iv
ngned Yea hesoy ,anoae Saa Te 80 g; t ne
Cr,cf IN, ~ ani Comfy Of New.Yors. County
co rI ouse No"-N erh, luz - serve cops a. ~ answer
70 assam a ut ' ia the ,ity Of Nc@'Yo. wtan twenty
as ace e. he sr % III It yoM o. To ~ the card
90. at within the to sad, the paintt 3 In hs Ae-
Dr. Dr. end fr;,i cois VIZ interest fToa ne fih aay q
the o0S'S 'f Las 80 '- 1;yy IF NSTh 8SS%
iiantirs Attorney, Nassau-st,
The complaint IL the aoye eq,S -gn Ma M y Az y
con- hose ia The Cay Of Now.Yori Daied New.iorA.
Jay q .HS5r EDWARD f Fl R45$ Attorney.
STANTUN ct nj. agt ALABAMA and CHAT
erra Srier Of lin June Is75. VIII ha ADJ Rid
sEss 10; at tho t" %.,lG to' J. HI, 4, ~ y q Hr @ys
iS7 nqare into the several MAJ ,ers therein rfred 70
me. = ,u,. ., TX e; -thihLifa spS, a. Con'aA
SUPRESE COURT OF the STATE Of Of y, New W.
TUFOpftiIVS ARNsrEfN. Iamtias. against NJ DIliiI,
WOLF and JOSEPH WOLF, Dcfeliruts. |d''l 'us Tor
money mani contract. conp.ant not = p, - To Tho
p, sl.,go uanct ard each II them: lON ac hereby
abd required 10 ausV TIC ecmpsini ID l5 action
oficc re rk - the above named
cum N his elce In Cnarthonac, IA tho cay cf New
York ami b copy ~ answer e. nc st complaint
81 thc city ot NoVNoiS with twenty Gays aer
tire lvlcr OF is yOG exclusive iA Gay or
si,l Ice and l. sou fli - Ito sii comnla ut
wiff lie ,e stJr,sl tie plaintiffs In this aotju al tax
i,i,1 md az ..st yOa Ton the of Sven litirc, apd
I'M Cu noas ai t1v Cents vita int as, from the pa
da cf Inv tho sand eight hnutrcd go'i reny-tXr
b, les costs and Disbursements OF tins - Dlled July
-, 1879. -, Ar.
Cer6 OF CITY au Comfy % Ncw YORK. al tie house
IA 40 us Of Sew. Nor., tho 7l day 81 Autrst 1915.
IAt'rERBACH 4 ePINGARN. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
Aus laNJYM No 100 bIoa0"@St Now OLA NY
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Jnsirutticn.
Miscellaneous.
Z az NIpnNIA

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Board ~ Visitors Il the University ~ Nirrnn VIII
the 18th day Of september next elect iloossO o. MAIL
pniics appir Engineering and Architecture Applicants
i In. rslrn VIII address the Chairman Of the Faculty r. u
University Virginia, Abermarie Co. Va.
limited STATES SCHOOL
I AND
COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
zoo pages compiled expressly o. rtfdc 20
aid and guardians In selecting school ~
conleie list of an the aud Colleges IN the thtl
taes information In regard 30 places wherein the sshop1
az incaici ima rarved facilities, &c. aho spc'a
the Gesirah Institutions oi tahlhg
sent upon application. postage SIX cehts'j
g. COIESWORTH P1NCkNEf.
Pr,e.p Of School Advertising and Information Domestic
Buildir1 ooruer Broadway and 14thst New YORK CITY,
Pamphlets ksiiDg semlnarics ami Acahnhes pVn
civ country, ao be obtained free OF eNPens w
calling at the nso tory OIice a. above IN mon sq"ie
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Rcal G,stGte 90 Cxthnnge.

rgNO FXCHANGE-A HOUSE Of six rooms,
with two fall ots. wi,h fety ~ ira and shlHetIl ~
ore of .e bea l,at.uis Jcrscy city Iii Its Tor EA-tM
worth from 1900 70 $500. Address -
p o. Fox 1l2, Hudson Gig, NJ.
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Corntrp iira! Cgtnte for Sole.

At CpOTON, on the Hudson R'ver.-fer
"a SALE a very desirable not OF acr's WIKI a. sing;
i.r,a ana cq.IufR~q frtsl" 10Y genil"nanS COT Milky
III slDF NCE AZ abundance Of large and small ras Oh The
'' EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Office.
A DESIRABLE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT
u frSAl.G OF LACHANGE AT HOTaris Z gneiS, i've
,oes VIC of Saratoga Springs miles from the Geyser
springs 100 acgca and choice rich productive sol Is divided
by the public hi hway ntptwo farms Of 30 an 40 acres all
ha st Of bulldogs each location pieasan; and
healthy; good nogIoIHoo' Vel vatcrtd ant fenced plenty
If choice fruit the shade around tn houses and along
the rolas: oc large dwelling suitable for eentenhs
residence and cod farmhouse aud all The nocess5ry ont
lrc s.,l max god iny, s;lcnt For fgrthcr i mai or
ap m Vs. ~ ING On the premises OF 10 - SWIFT, 10
BlolLa J. ,'swYo-A.
nELAWARE WATER GAP FARM Tor
II SAIL. os easy terms OF EXCHANGE fer e smtil'.
4,.. cont g g. Icsi "s squire Island, nat rt
,.r u reserve: 40 excellent timber and over 100
ainvli GAS Nieh never ov,T0W good tnlOtht tIOIl;
pr and rive elng GOOD farmers buildings orchard, and
ran.ens; wltun 100 miles vi New. FORK: Appy % .
WILLS il tColE,
Delaware, Pike COUNTY Tenn.
GAN DIEGO WALIFORNIA) REAL L-IArI
- - rar. cpartInt' Investment. SOltth az 'lc
ion lstanc Or .l,s Sl. Dc-0 cal, wel t0i',i GDOn
INC - RI. .u4l Lands SO pa BE II - monthly install
Icus q DIEGO enterrrsng AMI growing seaport
CIV ic coast iilJ9r,
Tessanl arac Railroad Ians bought here yesfs ago
PER have since been s"d 9' VJo VIII
cut I'M loF cncns fOC Tag;l. uidrS, CalloT &C. SsS
NEW-YoHK AGENCY BUSH x CO.. 30 Dey-st.
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itlnrble arb Slate AIanlel5.

JASON & ISOLA,
" STEAM aAnBI.E and GRANITE WORKS,
TAG e. 1872 West f0ti.-s'. near Broadway.
Nonumerfs Mantc- Affairs Figures TilnV Wsnsc0t.ne.
Be- IapoI and manufacturers in Itay OF ma DE
work OF every dc-ciipioh
NgI ID. e. i. &. NICUOLS.-Marbic, Slate
w. an! wood fASTEIG w designs, Irfccs Vcly lOw
apo Crossings, stable XtuTos Copper
amer and FINALS. 10 iiudson-st opposite Worth
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fonsrs nr> farms tUantc0.

EWANTED-A small HOUSE during ) to
w months wcl ana completely fUuis oi. ready fog in
inc ic poE FOR laiy and gentleman; 10 children
AnsWcT, ful particulars, c. d, Brcvoort Horse.