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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
SelfReliance.

There is nothing more likely to re-
suit in the successful career of a young
man than confident self-reliance. 1t
is astonishing how much more youth
will accomplish who relies upon him.
self, than one who depends upon 9th
ers for assistance. Having first ascer-
tanned the direction in, and the means
by. which his object is to be reached,
let him put his whole energies to work,
and, with unfagging industry, press
forward. The young man who, in
stead of rising at five, sleeps till seven
or eight, and who spends his evenings
on the corners, or in the companion
ship of those who are wanting in lau-
dable ambition, rarely ever wins po-
sition of honor, or achieves reputa-
ton above that enjoyed by the COM
mon masses.
In a country like ours, where the
avenues to honor and wealth are open,
alike. to all, there is no reasonable ex-
cuse that can be offered for mans
failure to achieve one or the other, or
both. Ill health, or extraordinary
misfortune, may keep him down, but
these are the exceptions that establish
the rule. Few men know OF how
much they are capable until they have
first thoroughly. tested their abilities.
The amount of labor, literary or me-
chanical, which a person in vigorous
health can perform, is almost without
limit, if a systematic method is adopt
ed, and d>the proper spirit melted to the
effort. An hour of each evening spent
with some good author, or the study
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
How TruMes Did it.

| returned to Ashville after an alb
sence of three years and found my
friend Truff1es grown fat and jovial,
with face the very mirror Of peace
and self-satisfaction. Truff1es was
the village baker, and he was not like
this when I went away.
ssTruff1es," said l, chow is it? You
have improved" :"
Improved! How a.
Why in every way What have
you been doing
Just then a little girl came in with
a tattered shawl and barefooted, to
whom Truffies gave a loaf of bread
"Oh, dear Mr.. Truf1es," the child
said, with brimming eyes, as she took
the loaf of bread; "mamma is getting
better, and says she owes so much to
you. She blesses you indeed she does"
"That's one of the things Eve been
doing" he said, after the child had
gone.
"You are giving the suffering family
bread?" Iqueried. l
sYes."
''Have you any more cases like that
eyes three or four of them. give
them loaf day. enough to feed
Them
ssAnd you take no pay?"
'Not from them"
':Ah. from the town."
sNo; here" said Trufdes, laying his
hand on his breast. CPL tell you,
he added, smiling. "One day, over
year ago, poor woman came to me
and asked for loaf of bread, for
which she could not pay-she wanted
it for her poor suffering children. At
first I hesitated, but finally / gave 1T
to her, and as blessings rang in my
ears after she had gone, | felt my
heart grow warm. Times were hard,
and there was a good deal of suffering,
and found myself wishing, by and
by, that l could afford to give away
more bread. At length an idea struck
me. I'd stop drinking, and give that
amount away in bread, adding one or
two on my own account. Ibid it and
it's been a blessing to me. My heart
has grown bigger, and better every
way. My sleep is sound and sweet,
and my dreams are Pheasant. And
that's what you see, | suppose. "-AA:V
7. Observer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
nNPThe editor of an up-count]

ngrThe editor of an up-country is
still laying about Milwaukee, afraid
to 60 home. About month ago his
wife met him at the door with flat
iron in one hand and in the other
copy of his paper with an editorial be-
ginning, beautiful Jane! how we
have longed to feel your balmy breath
upon our brow" Her name is Maria.
and she won't believe that he wrote,
beautiful June" which the type-sax
ter changed to Jane.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
Volume XXXII.---No. 81.

of some branch Of useful science, will,
in the course of few years, give to a
Young man who thus devotes the small
portion of his time an amount Of in
formation (literary or scientific which
cannot fail to fit him for positions to
which he could never properly aspire
without this attention to study.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24

This showing is highly creditable, and
proves, beyond cavil, that under Democra-
tic management it has advanced toward
becoming a paying investment for the
State.
Further, the inquirer after truth will
find how this net revenue has been expend-
ed and how those debts of the Canal Com
pany having priority over the mortgages
of the State have been gradually retired.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
Making reduction in four

hahiHg IsduCtioh III IuNI
years oi.... - -SAl tS 80
The State debt has since increased by the
payment for RAILWAYS in Charles, Calvert and
ST Mary's counties, under the act of 1868,
chapter 454, by the sun of S352, $40 OG.
Ii stood on ihe 3Oih of September, 1874, (the
las; report of the Comptrollerl
Sll ,095, ,0l9 %
Less intercst-payiug Invest
3.4Go. s73 &c
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24

In Observation-Disclosures. $40. CO.
Thus reducing the expenses for
1874 to-. ..........................Sl 932, ,O7+
The State debt on the Both of
September, sec, was.......... II, G92, 93s
The same stood on the 3Oth of
September. S1S..................I 10, al, ,3l5
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24

lures in 1865 were c...............s 50, 1e5, 565
In 1866 ............................. 3,390,6l7
While under Democratic control
they were in ls73......... 2,2S7, ,O3S
And in 2,276, SOC
Ofwhich there was invested, un-
der the act of 1864, chapter 90,
and act Of 1872, chapter as. IlO, ,S32,
For Deaf and Dumb Asylum. l25. 600,
For Southern Maryland Railway lll,0o0
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24
Wit and Humor.

When is soldiers ammunition box
like country road? When it is full
of cartridges.
A Mount Bethel township farmer
cut open an old hornets nest, just to
examine the inside arrangement. He
saws he thinks he will be able to see
his barn in about week.
A Missouri man tried to ride mule
across creek thirty feet deep. The
man was drowned, but the mule cross
ed in safety, walking on the bottom
and breathing through his ears.
When man goes to quilting par
ty about tea time, and sits down on a
ball of wicking with a long darning
needle in it, he will think more of
things connected with darning in a
minute than he can mention in two
hours.
The happiest moments in a woman's
life are when she is making her we'd
ding clothes; the saddest, when her
husband comes home late st night
and yells to her from the steps TO
throw him out some keyholes, assort-
ed sizes
A Scotch minister, who was famed
for his dryness in the pulpit, called on
one of his aged hearers, and as usual
partook of a cup of tea. He remarked
to the good wife that her teapot ran
very slowly. "Deed, ay," quoth the
guild wife, ''it's like yersel it has an
unco' bad delivery"
s'Thunder!" exclaimed man, rush
ing into railroad telegraph station
the other day. "The express trains
gone off the big bridgep' s.Many
killed! many killedw exclaimed the
bystanders. 'Not one" said the
other. ''She just went on at one end
and went off at the other, just as
usual" ----------
A youngster being required to write
a composition upon some portion of
the human body, selected that which
unites the head to the body, and ex-
pounded as follows: GA throat is con-
venient to have, especially to roosters
and ministers. The former eats corn
and crows with it; the latter breaches
with his'n and then ties it up. This
is pretty much all can think of about
necks."
A colored man employed as deck
hand on a propeller, was rushing
around town yesterday, and inquiring
where the polls were. "Polls! POLISH
repeated the citizen, ''why, there's no
election going on to-day" 'sThere
hain't?" "No, SIR The man stood
a moment looking greatly disappoint-
ed, and turned for the river with the
remark: ssAnd now de program is to
find dat slick young man who said dey
was payin' six dollars apiece for wo-
ters."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-24

hension that they cannot be distorted,
even 10y the most barefaced slanderer.
The finances of the States are in con-
dition of unexampled prosperity, and we
frankly challenge a comparison of the con-
dition of the treasury with that of any
State in the Union. Its credit is at the
highest point, and its certificates of debt
are sought for in all quarters as the safest
investments, for which the largest price
is paid. Indeed, its stocks can hardly be
purchased at any reasonable figures, and
wherever offered are seized upon by capi-
talists with the greatest avidity. \ ref
erencs to the daily reported stock list will
verify this assertion.
The expenditures of the State govern
ment are being rapidly reduced. Under
the last two years of Radical rule, as COM
pared ith those of the Democrats, the re-
suit usratly in favor of the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY

A. A
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For New Brighton Snug harbor west Brighton All
Port Richmond boats leave whitehall s.rsss = foOt,t
Broadway. daily. ats:n s.i5, s:3l l,:s An n.jA
gas s:lo. $50 80 andi.SP
sundays At halfpast evcry hour, froms:'o a n
Fare 10 cents
Aston House carstearc vsssy strccsor ferry F~s
Scents
(,ArsKILL-BoATs UP THE CREEK, New CHAM
- pion and water k.eu, daily s,nalays exeep'edl
lNITIZENs LINE or STEAMBOATS, FOR Troy con
- meeting with Az railway lines North aaa west iare
giant steamboats, leave tally; saturday excepted At
Through tickets sold over ali connecting lines
L,ALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON -, -..
wa NsTPoT, ana fa caye per
North River. loot Of Murray street daily snnd june
PAL hotels ~ the city Halls hand engaged for the season
OPPosTTIoN-ALBANY AND TRoY-FgASkLIN
street. Pie vi dess az 1sea "a ans m
days, s r. u. Fare Brfaio. Sc "a ~ W. HANCOCK
DEHNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Il The great Trunk Line and United states Mail
T fD leave New York. footor Desbrosses aud
Express or Harrisburg PitlsburE tha West and south
y rSilm s@p dave ana Tars sPeai ~ Ana
For wlamsper1 and Lock Haven !a ana
s:sJk. NJ. For wilIiamsport Locg Haven. Cory ana
Petroleum Centre and the Oil regions -, .t.r.,,.s
fG sssngon ass1s op Pullman Paor Oars daily
fpt s ssnSny AZ Pl 4 srr aHds = 2 sunday
sp.a'gs SD &c 3 2 niSSs NJ san Iae
$50 4 $50 and ? Z. N. Emigrant and second class
rsr Nsyssrk ats sso ~ ~ y ma MAN. s.S
7S san, 10 il:s1 r N. and u night sunday, 5:'of
For n Eiilsbeth. s. $50 Z 7:o, s. 10 An. rM.Ls
EfsyI s:io Y; u 90 r NJ aud u night sunday "a
rS SD R- NO s 80 s $40 s y rs si 81
For wocdbridae, Perth Amosy and south Amboy'S and
no S. W. E Eg s,SS Inq AMI sa1 $40
81 So Ss ss flP y and Z night sapSdsy IN
For Kingston Snss T' ana ROXY Hill andtaos
For princeton, ~ a M is55 4 40 - ana q and N
F FSr Pne.Surs ana aSo scyiders 80
rS and r sS sG iss5 a%a I%I ~
F or FF5nsrsmnaSdale and sonsn IA NJ and Pm
Tor iIighsiowp Pemberton ana Camden va Perth An
ro noi Ii,ahtstown and Pemberton. M
Trans a and IS = u dss' 65 and 79f n
Gag MoaG 5S ann E o s aaa ss
An and I9:S = " Fyqm fsilasdeipnia 9:S sa
sH lo;zI rM, sunday 5aO, 6:9, 6:5A 1885, A. "
rsse e ofSccs s,S and Broadway No Asor House
ami foot Deshrosses and Corandt streets No Court
Hoboken hI,ngr,aant iicket ofice, 80 Batery place
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent
IL NEW YORK And BOSTON
S1ONlNGTON LINE.
From pier r 3 \ X foot q Jay street me elegant
s""""'"' - PROVIDENCE LINZ.
From pier n ~ r. Of Robinson A. the see mshtp.
Electra and Galaca day except suudayst at =. n
DEoPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY-DoDwORrH
,aq np AZ dc e2nssr esgo On n s Gas,
e1ceoted from pier 4 North River. sts r. y.
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LISE.-IHE STEAMER
n AaMENIA will. on aud after Monday. May II, leave
New YORK on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. from
Nestry street. pier 30 North River. 40 ea8 A. VI ana
Tweuty-rourth street at A. NJ, landing West Point
Ne wburg PouQhkeesie Rhinebeek Catskil and hud
son. DAILY PASSAGES will be resumed aud after June
y. when the q. NfBBA ~ ana DANIEL DREW
will bc placed routs.
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JAMES NJ. CANS
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(NUNARD LTNE--B AND n. A. X. NJ. S. +. co
" NOTICE
With to dimini shing the chances OF collision
the steamers Of this line take specific course tor all
seasons OF the year.
on the outward passage Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing in the meridian 50 at ~ latitude or
nothing the north Of 81.
on the h9meward passage crossing the meridian Of %
at AZ latitude, or nothing 10 the north OF A.
From NEW YORK Tor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
PRUSSIA We'd Nav 20 ABYSSINIA.. We'd, June .
SBOTH Wed, June sLGEkIA. Wed. June 10
steamers markea do not carry steerage passengers
commodatlon. Return tickets on favorable terms
stecrage- tickets and from all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates Freight and cabin office, No Bowling
Green steerage office, III broadway Trinity Buioing.
CHARLES q. fRAACKLYN. Agent and
7. II. ~ yERNET, corner Of Clark and Randolph
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nLn poMINIoN srENMsqlP coNPANY.


FOR Norfolk, City Point and Richmond. Tue sdaTX
THURSDAYS and SaturdsY- at r. H.. connecting with
the Virginia aud Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Lane, Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake and OHIO Rail.
road aud with the conpany,s steam lines interior
points In North Garollna and Virginia.
Newborn and Washington. " &. via NORFOLK every
Tuesday, thursday and SATURDAY.
Rattimors Meunes iavs aud Saturl att r. NJ Con.
Meeting with Baltimore aud ohio RaiirOai
Lewcs, ,el. Mondays aud thursdays az 1 r. NJ Con
nectIng with Delaware and Maryland Railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
ThrOuIa tickets AM bills Of aing 70 all points
lowest Insurance 70 Norfolk. 6c.. q per cent
Freighs received dailv at pier 81 North River.
General Offices 1871 greenwich street New norE.
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A COACHNANiS SITUATION wASTkD-RY
~ single man, VINO 4 perfectly familiar with horses
and gardening give three nrs class refer.
snce rom asf EMPLOYER Address A., box 10 Herald
CptOwn Branch ONCE
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s C0ACHAAE ASD GROow-BY A Man OF TX
"a periencc aud capatiity sober. Trustworthy will
ng and ohiguK ~ years good city reference Address
A. ID ls5 West 32th II stable
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SALES AT AuCTIoN.

- -
M win sell THIS day at oclock atN e Third ave.
Gss large f5 "f T. CIV S
MORTGAGE sALE-rsAAc WOLF AUcTIoSEER:
dn MYERS Co sell this day, at lg,s O'Clock, ~ Y
@ sSe Bea oM. q ha Sass
walnut marble TOP Bureaus, washstanos. Bedsiends,
ware also cooking Range With ali the kitchen utensils:
reserve.
pAwNBRoKER's sALE-wAToHES AND
L.. Jewelry-This day JAMES AGAR, Auctoneer;
w ana a y rev wae sot ana e%e
Opera Glasses suns Pistols, Musical and Mathematical
Davis No. sullivan street
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-THoS. J. M'GRATH, AUG
oneer i5s Chatham street corner Muberr c,hi MN
shaws Quilts Bsptss, ssa ords
= han 40 Eighth avenue.
9 HERMAN sHERIFPs GENERAL AUcToNEER,
sells TINS n Gay rdny Max IL at 9 o % arse
Furniture, &c. sale positive.
= HERMAN. sAERiFFs AND GENERAL AUG
- tioneer Wines Liquors Cigars Spices Teas once
ocoeH At No. IS owe es asE large
Wines s ngSS WS a
Brandies Gin and Rum: casks PORT and sherrs Wines
ami deni ohns cases srandies ian Filters Kummel
cases ana baskets Champagne large lot Hgars various
Chair: tables Desks safes ics6oxes &C., also large
~ order A Of at Il O'Clock G me oI Ssfe sne
CHARLES McNpLTr. Deputy
Also. At the same time and place, lot Books, Ameri
can oyciop@dia BY order q !, : coSNrp s,o.,s
CHARLES McNuLrY Deputy
GHER1FFs SALE OF STOCK FIXTURES AND
sherins Auctioncer sells this day Friday May n at ii
O'clock. ut No. II Narch street order
sale rrnnted by Hon. David McAdams OF the justices
Of tho Marine Court the stock and Fixtures OF the above
Mixed Candies Almonds, barrels Paste Molasses,
&c also Counters shelving showcases, stoves Senes,
Utensils &c also one horse, a9on, Harness, &c sale
positive. Dealers invited. VIM. q. CONNER, sheriff.
Ws II. BURNS Deputy.
INEST TWENTY SECOND STREET,
w between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Executors sale
valuable ana improved Ieaseholds.
Two Houses, Nos. 3L64s and 1J7 West Twentv-second
street, four brick fronts high soops present lease
expires 1885, u years renewals ground tent SUB per
annum: houses rented at $3.50 per annum The I'M
uersgEcd executors OF the LAST will and testament OF
John H. McCunn. deceased, will sell public auction
the EXCHANGE Salesrooms No III Broadway, New YORK
klCH ARD " HAhNErT. Auctioueer. the above dcs-
crb@d Leaseholds; terms In 80 days 10 cent
either or both houses For fnll particulars apply 10
RICHARD y. hAkNEIT No III Broadway.
JANE W, McCUNN,j
THOMAS McCUNN Executors
JAMES NJ. CANS.
JITILLTAM Writer'S AUCrIuNEER. WILL SELL
w this day, lOl O'clock at 45 Canal street, the
Stock Fixtures and everything apperaiulng 10 the old
established business consisting OF pnror. dining and
ables Chairs. pier, mante and plan Mlrrors Brusels
and ingram Carpets Mating, Oil Cloths Counters,
DESKS Fixtures Iron safes, stoves. Awnings. Re
frigerators Oil Paintings and Engraving. &c 10 con-
tinue dav TO day uniIl all sold, To make
for building and improvements, Dealers ami Ihs public
generally invited.
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4 GENTLEMAN WISHES SITUATION FOR A
n c9achman whom ne can highly recommena as 4
sfu driver and perfectly capable - take fn charge
q ine horses ana Carriages Call AZ address ia al
list New N0rk.
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yEANTED-A MAS. WHO UNDERSTANDS TENDING
har ana lunch counter ana en- give gooa Ely rel
: cHAMBERLTN box "a rost oflioe 'ah~ay y y
yEASTED-A FIRST CLASS GERMAN rEAyhILER
~ s.,e dIress Win reerences salsry expected
&C. TOYS Herald Office
WAN1BD-A CAPABLE GENTLEMAN. 10 solicit
w for responsible established business. Address y
~, boz 80, Post Office, Boston Mass
yrANI ED-A YOUTH WHO has BEEN USED TO
" office work must write g9od mana and DC well
recommended wages - Address J. y r. Herald once
yEASrED-AN ACTIVE GENTLEMAN. WITH AN
w available city acquaintance, 10 solicit business
for a first class weekly commercial paper; thor
given. Address, With reference. WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Herald office.
yNANTED-A MAS OR WOMAN WITH $50 CASH.
rsir salary good security Call atNo 3i6 Bowery
ncr treat Jones St, first door
yarASTED-AT the wHALEMENs HEApoUAR-
stewards and few stout american green hands iof
whaling voyages; no objections 70 coored cocks
= 1880
JNANrED-AN ACTIVE MAN OF PLEASING AD.
orlers J. 3. MONEHOUs. u Murray st.
WANTED-A FARMER AND WIFE ,FoF a FARM.
w who understand their duties. Call at IS and So
Fulton ST., between and II A. NJ
RrASTED-BARrENDER, OR PARTNER WITH $40
JoIn the advertiser s y me 9gSr business ioea
ia Sth az
NvANTED-A WAITER, SPEAKING ENGLISH AND
w spanish preferred: good character Indispensable
s5d 4 = f''' Twelfth street. basement between
WANTAD-A YOUNG MAN. TO WORK oS Ice
making cs ana %Dpy fe win mT:f e os IS
ton r.. Brooklyn
THE TRADES.
A GENTLEMAN CoNvEssANT WITH ALL
"A methods OF surveying compelent 70 con pile charts
PaRe 1 nSe s Ra h = gooa der
aa 5e an s2f p n.y. NeW YrR r
CARRIAGE ROUGH STUFF RUBBER: Also A
"A boz learn the trade wanted, AT No 22l West 10Th
yYAroHNAKERs AND WATCH JEWELERS.
W wanted GILES WRIGHT Y Aaidea lane
yVASTED-A FIRST ctAs. Man THOROUGHLY
pa,ent article IL great mer only those who can give
wife . fAIESi Herald once
ylrANTEp-FIRsT CLASS woRgNEN ONLY N
car ee deRSr9ms nt ron e otaerS
WANTEp-A PHOTOGRAPHER WHO UsDER-
w making FIRST class and ferroiypcs.
Apply at v ILLlAkD cos, stock Dealers 10 Broad
FREXCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT'S MONSIEUR DE- TRENTE-TRols AIS DESIRE
gsS Y o sa H na Se Yos O@s oa
4a BoSSE r rs box
~ Herald Office
-~-------~.-- .-------~---~-~~~
I NICELY FURNISHtD FRONT ROOM on SECOND
no 49, XVI WI er sIs. 49,. % ,, ~ ~ wv
vanient a. drove street. 800 49, "
49,
n pApr.op pTppp rftPFE TARgE ROOMS HAM
Irt,i brtggt ahie o Rooms IN gentiemen Eithoni
hnar{. rrfe-cnrrs 96 East Tv,enticth street
= BLOCKS PROM BROADwAY-FANILIES or SIN .
- eord hla ra,nf,rts ana nleasant Roon.n tsbe
hn,rdars M 80 Fnnrth sfrref
- N0Rru EA~fTNGTON SOTARE-IARGE aNp
n-,ss IN tsr,iies NC ycntlc,nen. az ~ ~
southern exposure references
:, yE-T WASHINGTON PLACE RETWFEN srvTu
49, M -,, NJ ss,tienscr vtb ~ ,t ~
atso ef,e. Eigins II ~ Ii
$3.50. ~, y. pgp ,vrEE t.rxp poovS y.rrt, ~
49, % =, " 49, n atset W., lsi9le. ~
tlFl. w .e's $50 49, ~. t'pi 'if POI ~ h' " ~.
,.,, .r1pn rpo,r p,n,, ~ 80
- a tNDb rlLEN FkNNT ROOM TO LEI.
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AfhRsHALs sALE.-HRNEY DREHER. AUCTION
n Ofce % first street. sells saturday Nav ~ at
o'clock AZ No y First street. large stock of stationery
and Book store viz. Library, Blank, Memorandum
and school Books Gold Pens, Accordeons, Writing
z. DAfLEY. MarshAl.
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80 GROVE STREET.-THE LIT. WITH BOARD A
--.D handsomely furnished 'front.' Room tor single
emcn bonte aud accommodations nrst class: rlcasant
home terms moderate.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

At sARNroGA sPRINGS-GRAND rNloN HOTEL
~ WI ogrn june !, ior the reception ofgu,stS j. A.
rev MORE ROOMS LEFT Al THE GLEN FARM
- House. near spring valley Rockland county. y
dinarilv healthy ana romantic. shaie boating bath
log rrait, vegetables pure milk fresh cugs rom or the
~ r5 Posi- once Se% i"rk ADDRESS = 0O1
BRANDON HOUSE. GREENWOOD LAEF. ORANGE
ID county siuated on high ground splendid axe and
nsuins. address. Z. = WATERsloNE 4 20, Monroe
Orange county, \. y
RATn HOTEL. BATH n f-TlIs WE'LL gNowN
being put ~ nrst class order ana will Be- opened the LIST
hslr hour ~ oirrenw6oi and Bath Raireid' also ~
BcNfIS", Proprietor Bath Hotel Loar Island
CATsKrLL MoUSTAINs.-GRANr HOUSE. srrU
ai o w. sa s' p,q s Sns@s Th acoomnoda
for inc season must apply early Far tnrs .dfrnss
- CRAM, rroprietor catskIll Y
CLrSF HOSE. rAsRY rows. n. Is Now oPRS.
rates % ~ J6RB&y PoT sffIfa = @2ss5l''
CASCADE HOTEL nArE PARRY HOUSE. nrGa-
~ lana falls; ~. On banks q Tie Hudson. viii be
WEsrNORELAND fjTELe New York
EDGCoMB HOUSE NkW LONDON HARBoE OK
~ the sound ~ hours from new FORK gas telegraph,
ar ofsE1SKG Miller % S Widen sn 81. Sa5 ToTa
HOTEL Kenmore. orsEGo LAEE. coorgns
~ town \ ~ vii Re opened june since the
eharmingy located HOUSE in thc summer 81 1874 sey.
rFfl hN1lNona dAUa1HOn3 nave been auueu. Ca tic
easi. erOquet grounds the west. and ius' across
Chestnut street house Or three combined
the further accommodation ~ guests; those contain
thirty nine and be letas three separate cot
tages, the rooms can be rcntet IN suits There
ine lawn ~ front o. them T5yaG an0rdlng piav
groumi for children and fine cr1uuei pdrues
send Tor circulars JAMES BtNYAh. Proprietor
NORWOOD HOTEL, At NORWOOD n o. WILL
~ open June Tor guests For particulars apply at
hotel Mrs. NJ r. WILSON Pr0prefress
NV SUMNER RGsoRT-PRryArE FAMILY.
~ good trout fishing, line railroad: most de-
lighul scenery $40 per week. Address !. T. BOurON.
ROxburv. N. Y.
nRIENT POINT HOUSE. ORIENT POINT H. L.
W Opens June situated the extreme end Of Long
Island fronting the sound ana bay good bathing.
driving and sailing hsh1ng uncNcelcd send for Crcu-
lar. NJ b. PARSONS.
pEABoDY HOUSE,
row ansn
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