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MARRIED.

EDMoNsr0N.DAyIs; On the 10th Of October.
A. Chick, WV: Z. krNoSsroN, Of wsshinsi on, ".
~, 10 Miss FANNY DAVIS, OF Baltimore county
lRepublican oopy.l
GbAf-TREE. On Tuesday morning, the 10Th
st the residence OF the brides Lous
Vile, Kentucky, by Rev. a ouis r. fchfely. A "a n
GkAH, OF Cincinnati, and MART A. TREE, Of that
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Auctloneer,
1014 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS ANA 1vERY EVENING during the week
commencing at 1880 o'clock, will sell In the auo
tion room, general assortment of Men and Boys
clothing, Remnants Of Cloths and Cassimeres
GENTS Furnishing Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware
&c. Satisfactorily. Thursday and Saturday, com
mencing at o Q. m. JAN ES GJJItb.
mayo-0m Auctioneer
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BIRTH.-The wife OF Judge Thomas J
Gunn, Smithville, Clay county, Mo, on the
Zsth OF September OF a son. Mother aud child
seven,
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A LEXAEDRIA AND WASHINGTON b. Il.
AErxANpRIA AND tRppprRIcKsRuRc u p

Corner ef q and Sixth streets.
Local trains leave for Alex sndria follows: s,
o M, and I and o p. m. daily, all other trains
daily except suIday.
Local trains leave Alexandria a. follows: 81, 9,
g, no, ! an 4; 500, and 1I.m; The s,
daily; all other trains oaily except Sunday.
The q. m. and p. m. trains from Washington,
and the . IN and D. N. trains from Ale andria,
connect daily with trains ginia idland road
.. N. end .: m connect WIKI trains on Wash
fbgton and Ohio b. g.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves W arlington IS p N. daily yexcept;Sunday
Through tieke to all points South and south rest
Tor sale st Offices corner 18th street and PsnnsyIvs
nie avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsy
avenue, where paese myers leave orders for bag
gsse TO be checked st all hotels and residences
through to destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger AReut.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General euef,
!@nI-u Baltimore, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


L ,Auctionesr and Real Estate Broker.
At the old stand Of IsfIm-r a Cl-aYy,
Southwest corner Penney lvsnia and II III 81.
iaPkoSkS Fhda Ok JT fRE AMP Rs Th
s1EPHEN HESSING, NEAR rae Sivf
q On WEDNESDAY, the q 18th day Of October,
ls7s 10 front Of The premises, q, .n O'Clock, we
o % and me pa oo pSp ,a1,rs 4, m gsrt OF
nth street east and seeei .21ih improved by three
. double house and susceptible 81 being coaverted
into two This property is near the Navy Yard, and
Terms: One third cash the balance in three equal
payments, ct g. IL, and IS months, secured By desd
Per .nnam: ii ie perfect, dspos, Of se 's will
be required on each hou.e at time OF sale If the
risk and Of the dssauitne purchaser or pm cha
sddns es Of
the property can be seen az time OF sale.
.,,,u HIT sT;e, sn.,
DuSSSaAaSsssso.ss, 1sEsss .sa northwest
rSy W1sSs SALE H5rs 81 THEE so BRICK
SSITGG.ASD 7TH STREETS Easf. AT AUG,
10Th, 1875, and duly recorded in Liner No. III.
foIlo Ss2, one of the LAND records for washnston
ons 's xEB Sss saif'a a1iR
October, ISIS, at 30 O'Clock m, all that ain
piece or parcel Of land and premises situate aud be-
ing In the City o. Washington, ID. O, and known
as and being all OF Lot numbered eight 49, in mare
numbered eight hundred and sixty sine $3.50, ac-
cordiDg to the plat plan of said city with the i'm
provtments thereon, consisting of three adjoining
three story brics Houses.
The terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
notes at 8, and Is months, beari per cent in
terest TIL paid and secured BY deed of on
property sold dep sit of 800 sil be required of
the purcha er or purchasers on each House at time
OF SALE all convey ancing, &C., at purchasers cost
IL the terms OF sale are not piled with in fve
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser. PHILIP r. LARNER,( 49,.
octl2 eoSds CHARLES T. DAVIS AruS'oos'
u Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner I'll and r sts northwest
AUCTION SALE OF. A rIRsT-CLAss Build
ING LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
10TH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
- On WEDNESDAY, October 9th. 1875, at
AZ clock .. m, that desirable building lof,
~beins part Of lot Is in subdivision square So
fronting "a feet on l0h street. by depth 81 feet on
X street. Title perfect
Terms: SllO0 in casb; balance at one, two, three
and four years, with interest eight per cent per
annum III the privilege of paying at any time,
cured by deed OF trust. deposit of 8 Ito will be
required at time of sale. All conveysncing at pur-
chaser's cost.
octls- il COLDwELL, Salesman.
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n Ynl1nV nv DED W0nks.
~sSs sxREKl, AKAR GlRxH sxRESx.
.aE%,3sS :iSailsi i ssssssRgsss sgi y.
- 20. -: - esE :e -: q
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A. 8. wOkTHINGrON, Trustee.
ect20 dtd WASH. b. VILLA MS, Auct
THOMAS DOWLIN0,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer a. OleAry,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th d.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
THE WHIST StDF OF 16TH ST. WEST, &c.
TWEEN and SITS: NORTH.
lively March 18th and December lott, A. ID 1874,
and duly recorded in Libei Nos. 74s and 7s9, 70.
os lo4 and 2s3 respectively both being land records
for the District Of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured by the said deeds u trust will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises,
TUESDAY, November I'd, ISIS, at $50 D. IA, all
that lot piece, or parcel Of ground, situate in the
city Of Washington, In said District, and known as
Lot numbered sixty 60) of the recorded subdivision
Of square numbered one hundred and seventy nine
(l79J.
Terms ef fale: Seven hundred and eighty three
dollars ard expenses OF sale to be paid In cash Of
vhch S!swiil be required at time Of sale, and the
balance In six and twelve months. by purchaser o
notes, bearing cent interest from day of sale,
until paid secured by deed OF trust the property
sold, or all cash at the purchasers option. Convey
spcins and recording Ct purshassIs cost. The
other taxes may be against it. II terms sale
not complied with in ten days, the Trustees
purchaser In default.
JOS c. HEARsON,l
LOUIS d. WINS, ustees.
cctl6-eo THOMAS BOWLING, Aucfioneer.
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On THURSDAY MORNING, October
{2s, 1875, commencing ~ 10 clock, will
offer for sale at public auction at tine resi-
0ence No. 1413 street, between 14th and lstn
streets northwest, the following superior Furni-
ture, viz
One Square Grand Pisnoforte, (SteinwayJ
French Plate Pier Mirrors aud Ornam snts
-Four Sets Of Walnut Marble top Chamber FurnI-
ture.
Fine Dining room Furniture and Hangings.
Paintings and Pictures.
Elegant Brussels Carpets and Bugs.
Hail and Stair Carpets Three ply Carpets.
Elegant Lounges and Easy Chairs.
Fine Hair Mattresses and Bedding
Extension Dining Table and Chairs.
French China Dinner Service, fine Glass and Sill
yer Wsre.
Fine Hall Sets.
ElG CANT Bookcases.
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &C., &c.
Terms cash.
octl9 THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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WASH. B. WILLIAMs, Alctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucts., j
No. 1901. northwest corner Of 10Th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
TY fR01TIM3 OF THlR r.EHTH sTREEr
GEORoIA AvINUES, AT AUCTION.
. By virtue q . deed Of trust dated February
Ia, folio =, one Of the land records Of Washington
q pubic suction, On H0abA1. SoyseSss ist, 4.
-: So thee Iiss.' q s.ssl q lard st..t. md
Columbia, end known and described on tbs pIst
or plan Of aid city . lot numbered seven ia, IN
nye tloAbh nth imRsoveas1t theron:
twelve, and ei9kfeso month, Or notso boaring in,
tsss.s g q sl eses - saec. &c. o1 az Of ssls,
Conyeyeaesss: e, = Rcsccsassrs .S Ssst II the
NON dsy Ne TIE frss3cs tssyee - = ut 20
ll q tie Ri nd 60 g ths dsAsans purchaser.
s SSsszssisIfss IS ]S5tx41lI r..s....
OLE soxdst ffibsns IWzsh. b. wILLIANs. Auos
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COAL AND WOOD.
,OAL COAL. COAL {,
WOOD, WOOD,

an now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL.
.Lee,n "Wnkesoarre" and .Locusa uoupseou ..
White Ash; "Lorberry" Red Ash, ana "Lyksos
Valley" To persons Who wish 70 take adyantags q
the Low prices orders will be received this month a
yery small advance upon the original cost easA
am also Offering II Low ngures prime HICKORY,
OAK and Pine WOOD, saved and split any length o.
size desired. Orders through mail promptly hlls1
yard and Omce, corner 9Th and B strests south
west; Branch ard and Once 4 strest, between g
jy3-Ms ~ n MAULAW
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At the old stand of Lstimer Cleary,
Southwest corner PennsylyaDis avenue and 18th 81.
PR0yED PRoPEkrY ON MN JERSEY
AvENuE, NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
- By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated ay g.
- lS7O, and December 81, 1870, an! recorded in
Eiber GA foios 43i and 6f2, folio aso viii sell
80 o'clock; in front Of the premises, Lots o. u,
% ard g. In Wilkes vision, in square No GA
Lots Nos. 2 ard % will be sold together They
front As feet on New Jersey and extend back
70 an alley, and are improved with q nne Brick
DGeiiing and Store.
Lot No Is is the FIRST from the corner OF O street:
improved with Store aud Frame bweliIns House.
sale Will commence with Lot No. Is.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; residue Ia equal
at six and twelve months with in crest,
ard recording at purchasers cost: Sl0o on esch
parcel deposited when the property is struck OF,
which Is 70 be forfeited unless the terms are com
FEED; W: JONES, Trustee.
ocffed THoS, BOWLING, Auct,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
place. FBED. w. JONES, Trustee.
octl2d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
R-TgE ABOVE s.LE is FURTHER POST
hour ,,, and place. FRED o v. S0YSs Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, October 25th, 1873, same
oo'22 - pave THOMAS DoWffNd, l Aacsf:
9-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
roned until THURSDAY, the 2sth day Of October
ISIS, same hour and place; u
oct25.d THoS. BOWLING Anctioneer.
. ppy,,,r .,noo
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How TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL HYACrSrHs
IN WINrER-Late in December, after our
fall stock ofbulbs was disposed of, we found
a dozen or more hyacinths of various colors
which had been overlooked. To keep them
from spelling they were hastily planted in
four or five large pots, and these set away in
an out building. wnere they would be free
from frost and have very little light There
they were left for three months, and nothing
done except to water them occasionally
Expecting little or nothing from them, they
were not noticed till leaf and flower stalk
were both perfectly developed. The light
had not been sufficient TO color the flowers,
ana these were all OF dirty pale green. The
pots were now brought To the sitting room
aid placed I'm the full sunshine and in few
hours each spike had assumed its natural
TINT. The effect was very beautiful. Not
and white were all large and perfect.-Anse7l-
con Garden.
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TRUeTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPRRry
C0RNnR 18th AND SIS. sOUrHE ASf, a

C0RNHR l2TH AND { SIS. sOUfHE 4sf, Ar
AUCTION.
r By virtue Of Q deed Of trust, dated Nay 18th,
ioIio 80, enc Of the land records Of Washinston
county IN the District Of Columbia, and By written
q public auction, on MONDAY, November LIST, A..
d las q O'Clock ,. m, In front Of the Ircmises,
the City OF washinston, pisfr1ct Of Columbia, ssd
known and described @ follows. 70 Wit: Lot nun.
and eishtee1 (i6lsL viii mDrovsmenis thereon.
eTs . g : az IL M
terest at six per can't lee annum hon day Of sale
end secured by deed o. trust the premises oo1d
ale arS not cpNs1 Win within 6ye days from day
q s risk ssd coss q SsssisSs 1orsSss. so
S%afzsEEEEEEss{sS2ss BIT B hSEEs....s, r.......
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NRW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ THROUGH LINB TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA

~ w UOhA AND WARRINGTON
~ I'D R0UGH LIE TO BALTlA0R1
HKW YORK,
ALI POINTS IN rh6 NEW ENGTlND
STATES
xHR0g9H BETwEEN WAsHIH0TOU AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
lbs eopfgIlent on this line II rev and Of the most
Gegant and improved finish.
TBAIN LEAVING AT 9.2y a. n. IS PULL
IAN PARLOR CAB TRAIN EXOLUSIyELY.
YULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
ane VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomae
Railroad, corner ofsth and b streets, ~ follows:
s:<S .. 70. EIeress for Phfsdelphfa, New York,
and points East daily, except Sunday.
o:SJ O. U; Limited IL preee-Pullrnan Car Train
for Phiisdelphis, New yoTt and points Ksss
HIS ,. u. EIpTsss for Psiladelshis and Hev Yorh
daily, except Sunday.
daily.
Dos ,. M. EIyress tor Philadelphia, Sew Iorl
and poin - East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR ARE on al Day Trains.
fyLLAAS PALACE sLBBPiS9 CARS on
Tickets and Information can b procured at the Z.
Bssesse called for ana checked Of aoteis and pri.
vate residences orders iet at the of1ces Of the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsy-
yanfa avenue, and on northeast corner Of Penusyi-
-belcs BALTINORI AND POTOMAC RAIL-
Road, corner sth end B urcef.
ssHer'' '',seass, gent, PhiIadel eSis, Pc.
GEOR0t o. WIEEIHS
Wol Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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CARRIE SHoTwELL's REvENGE.-At an
early hour on Wednesday morning a good
looking girl named Carrie Shotweli, residing
on Fourth street, Harrison, n. J., was on
served by the switchtender on the Peunsyl-
vanta railroad, near the Centre street bridge,
walking at the side OF the track with young
man named Warren residing in Newark.
She appeared To be deeply agitated aud up
braided her companion with having trans
1erred his love To another. When they had
got as far as the bridge they stopped aud
leaning against the hand railing had some
further conversation, evidently on the same
subject, when suddenly she flung her arms
about his neck and chung To HIM, sobbing
and weeping passionately. He got his arms
around her and after little time she became
more composed. They then walked on a
short distance when she ran from him. got
on board lighter moored at the side OF the
river and jumped into the water. Warren
followed and sprang in also, catching her be-
fore she had time 20 sink. He succeeded i'm
getting her ashore. but little the worse for
her immersion.-N. Y. SIN, 22d
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AUCTION SALES.
nUHCAEsoN BROS, Aucsioue.r.,
~ Corner 9th and u streets norshve

nUHCAEsoN BROS, Aucsioneers,
~ Corner 9th and u streets northwest.
BkTIBE CONTENTS or Thu BILLIARD
saLooH OF ALEXANpER ATKINSON, no.
800 NINTH STREET, ONE DOOR NORTH
~ rENNsfLVANIA AVENUE, AT AU0-
On TUESDAY MORNING, Noveu-
Der = conn er cling at 10 O'Clock: ye
part Of IN
seven First class Billiard Tables, complete with
paiis, cues, counters, &c.
iarse humber OF extra Cues and Billiard Balls,
nut frames.
4 number of beautiful Chromo.
One superior solid Walnut aud Ash Bar Boom
Counter, with back case OF same materially
Fever al eupnsior Cocks,
Thirty Oak Cane seat Arm Chairs,
small Iron Herringl safe.
patent self acting hinges WI ~
Large auaptitie. Of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars,
Bar Fixtures. &c &c
lac btHtoFd tables hare BEEN dops sp ,rtfk u,,r
cushions, ard tcarYdHfef 10 b eqaaf 10 aay an
me cry ofutns a rave opportunity 10 parttss de-
strtng 70 pwohdSsyOr prt1afe hoHSss as tAsv ,pHSf
b sofa, NJ, AdarSoH being about % I,aps tas nm
Tel ms, cash. Store ard house for rent
oCt1o uts n. ID. ULEARf, Salesman,
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EAsT TRIM FOR GAPS NAY.

THOURs AND 80 MINUTEs-wAsHINGTO
TO CAPE MAY.
Ths PKNssyLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
hAe pat On Fsst Ex press Train
IRON Phil.aelshi. @ Cape May -,
Leave WsshinRton-1:4S o.. m, fcay Exprees, J
arriving At Cape May at ,. m.
Lsave Wash.ngton-9:23a Q. m, Limited Expressl
arriving at Cape lay at p. N.
On Limited Express an extra seat fare Of 0l71
charged botvesa W sshington and Phfladeiphia.
d. n. BOYD, JR.,
ySn General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMER LINES.
THE INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING
Il COMPANY OF ID. u.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.

THE INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING
COMPANY OF ID. u.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
FOE NORFOLK. CONNECTING WITH
LINES For BOSTON. PROVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and sttsT M September Do 1;zs the
make three trips weekly between s%s s3s.ssS51S
gton and Norfolk. Leave Washington Nom
day, "Wednesday and Friday st p. m. Leave Nor
folk Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at D. m
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route. she will, and after TUES
DAY October o. make semi weekly trips, sto ping
al al the principal landings as follows
IlESDAY-Leave Washington at g. m going
70 Currioman; returning, arrive in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAY-Leaye Washiu eton at 7 a. m going to
70 Cone river; returning, arrive iii Washington
Sunday afternoon.
All Freight for River Landings must positively be
For tickets, s.aterSems or Information, apply at
the office Of the Company under Mttropolitan Bank,
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25 ly
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
N The swift and fsyori:e Iro. steams, PILOT ROY.
thoroughly overhaGled and reftted ~
VIII resume her Ups for Potomac river IandInCs on
IL EsDAY, March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
sA1 UkDA1 thereafter, leaving FiiZbuRhs wharf,
foot OF 9th -reet, at clock .. Returning, will
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and sunday
evening.
Freight received daily. All frsights must be pre-
paid. GfebZ7l N. r. FITZHUGh, Agent
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D. II. BOYD. Jr.. seu1 P.sr Agent. Z

uO4S CHEAT 1872
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave follows:
Washinston----. 800 q m. Baltimore s:23 q. m.
$3.50. 5:sop.m. -siSSss.mm.
THE CHEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUrE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace state room Day and
Two hundr, miles saved 70 Western aud Central
New York. -
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON 10 the WEST and
NORTH without change.
Tickets By this rouIe can be procured at the Of
ices corner OF Is street and Pennsy vania avenue,
and corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under EatioIal Hotel, where reliable information
will be given at all times.
Passengers prOcuria g tickets ct these Offices can
efcure sccommods ions In Palace Cars for Chicago,
PNtsbure and Rochester.
marl6-ly Philaielphfa. Pa.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
roned until thursday, the 2sth day Of October,
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
oct25-d TH0S. BOWLING Aucii oneer
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THOMAS BOWLING,
l. Auctiopeer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Latmer & Cleary,
southwest corner Penns. avenue and llth street
ONE SQUARE GRAND srKINwAY PIANO.
FORTE, ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MIR
RORs, SUPERIOR DRAWING ROOM FUR
NITURE AND HANGINGS, PAINTINGS AND
ORNAMENTS, ELEGANT WALNUT CHAM
BER FURNITURE, &c, &C., &C., AT AUC-
TON.
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nUNCANSUN BROS, AuctIoneers,
IL Southeast conner 9Th and ID stree
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THOMAS BOWLING,

Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary
)uthwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 9,
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.ASH. b WILLIAMS, Aucttoneer,
w Successor 20 Green 3 Williams, Auct's,l
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and u streefs,
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, October 25th, 1875, same
h9 ooIs and place. rHomFsW no S9SEs rTUstes.
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VNHoHAs BOWLING
II AGctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of IstIm-r Cl-ary,
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TRgsTkls SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PR0NEp PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY

poned until THURSDAY, october lst, ls7s, same
hour and place. FRED, w. JONES, Trustee
octl6 TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
T. The Great Trunk Line
vuiko Sfa fafo Matt Rork


The Great Trunk Line
Train. Now Yos m Mo loot o and
ds fHssst ss the Wa. and south
sh Pullman snnd! rsScs Cars Car aspphsa so A. NJ and
apS E9e ana biSon
and H. Cory sos
Tnqsyille, Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions
Pullman hnS 'nS Parsr Cars daily
RssS: RssSS: r'sss ssd Z! E'ifHsSnd sS"d. ts
zsG5ess a9t .nd rs s n'sS 81 sanaay Isl
5 rs 50 and r. n Emisrant ami second class I
rsr Sswsrs , G e 8 ~ g u % iS S.S NalaME
s!S 10 ii:O p NJ and Il night Sunday. $40, 7 and
For s:lGshi Elizabeth, 8 sal @sspAM.nxL.
i:S siS 70 il'so p n. and Il night Sunday, S:Of
s ss$ .s s 81 H. s.S s5 Is 3 ss =
Ef.ss sna SsPoSy and south Amboy and
rSr G ssw so y saa 4 snG niss sunday s0 ta
For Kingston and Rocky HNi SEQ 4 N; and 4:lorx
Sr ror EmseSSi ks%SersHill. and ny femnsios and s
For Phillipsburs and Belvidere 2 30 A NJ anisP NJ
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MARBLE MAN1kLs-ELxvkNrH PAcE-Fourth column
MEDICAL-IwHLyrH PAGn-Sxth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PACE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fourth column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SRvESr PAcE-Sixth column.
PERSONAI>-FIRsT PAGx-first column.
PIANOFoRTEs, ORGANS, AC-ELEvHsrH PACE
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kENT-SEcOND PAGE-First column.
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tic -lar-Bay, l6 hands years old; one gray Horse
good worker; brown Horse, very cheap. Sos; all are
warranted sound and kind. Apply, for two days, at
store, Hudson street.
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N,DONOvAN NROssA-CHEAPRsT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ in New York. Steamers every day-Cork. Liver.
pool Derry glasgow, Belfast Idaho. Tuesday. Drafts
payable every where Nerthsrn Hotel corner Cortands
and Wask atreeta
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

U,ALL RIVER LINs 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
T. and FAN River The steamers NEWPORT and Old
daily Sundays excepted) at I p. NJ Through tic xcts
sold st all principal hotels in the CITY.