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QmuseMenis.
ROOTHs THEATER.

ROOTH's THEATER.
- ,,,r, cHRIsTMAs WEEK; oo,,y,,r
st week Of the foremost mpersona,ors OF Irsh Peasant
MR. and MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
when viii be repeated ~ reason Of It's overwhelming success
'' ''' THE II CONNIE sooeAH
an@ N ~ s saop 's be- Mrs. hnR%s9 Ma
EXENING 2EYEkdT q &c ri'shsi
Of Mr.. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS. - Two Grand Per
Dc g~Grand spectacnar production Of shasespeares
IukiTs CESAR nc kA%MENos ~ III. helms ON
Thursday.
CHlCKERING HALL.-N. Y. QUARTET.
sseona Musical soIte on TuEspAY Dec a a. a. Ws
stores. and AZ the door
CHICKERING HALL.
~ MONDAY EVENING. DEC, 90 LIS
,IME,%&s ENTERT IanTs BITS
rur,rpp a Rliplsesness !" AND STAGE.
WITH INVITATIONS OF CELLBRATED AcroRst; =.
schubers % square, and DitsOns, I'll broadway
CHICKERING HALL. Won BULOW.
HANS Won BULow.
MONDAY Dec 81, on which occasion
Mrs CHARLES B. FooTE' pupil Of Richard Holman,
RICHARD HoF EsHs 'y T,ll f RgIR:n6W Win
WEDNESDAY, Dec 20 ,o,,o,.nr
MATINEE THURSDAY. Dec 30, at ppm.
FRIDAY, Dec. 81
THIRD CONCERT.
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats AZ. Sale opens WEDNES
DAY, Dec. o. at Schuberths % unonsquaIe; CHECKER
FIN AMI Eighteenth ST. and ia Broadway, where
programmes can be secured.
Chckering Pianos are used by Won Buiow.
COLOSSEUM
TIE The largest and costlieat oil paint
ing exhibited in America.
SIEGE
Covers 10000 square feet Of can
OF PARIS vas.
May be seen from to p. No. and from 7:30 90 i0p.m.
ASSASSINATION A terribly realistic representation
OF THE Of the shooting Of the Archbishop OF
ARCHBISHOP Paris and the hostages by the Com
OF PARIS mune of 1871.
VIII be exhibited WEDNESDAY. Dec. %. at 79O pm.
PANORAMA
This beautiful panorama, repre
OF THE senting some o. the most thrilling
incidents in the late great European
FRANCO .PRUSsIAN war. will also be Shown on Weines-
day evening the I'D inst
WAR.
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NIT NBFitNINfTJ anu 0TlNIi1 7
youn. protestant giri az clrm,eTnad and seamsrers;
c,n oscc IN sr,cal machines vnfd do chamhtrNork
ard waiting Ia small family good reference lO5 West
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Gilualions EUanieS- females

LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time Is
~ only partly ocuD.rl desires a situation FOR NliOisI
HAND gork. either private iietaons or oicc writing Ad
dIess q. r. r.. Tribune once.
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[NHAMDERMAIl) anu W Al hI..,o.-ha ~ ~ a
IN CITY or country Is a thoroughly crPoTiencd chamber
iTiG ,nd rr-tcass waitress. ard can furnish uneouted
rrfrrapeF Apply 81 ODELLS AGENCY 100 Wesi 3sth 81,
- Ma
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HUAWBVRWORK.- 23O East 10Th st.-A
- respectable young git to take care ~ on" cr
aud DO lilLt chapibersOrs willing - maze heis' s'h
useful. eight yearh gOO cy reference "a" Oe stoA All
tls week a tho anoyo atdIsoa
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compefep ynfnq gr understands her duties thor
ouyhlv. n auiGl Rhd iiy aud good "sres~
he care aud cleaning ~ silver iatsware Sc has long cry
f,commo nlaions Can Al CARR ItiNS lco oth'o near
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and WATrREsS.--By n

" Swedish Protestant young soman thoroughly Sh~n
.ucr a. camb fInat and hTstcass waitress would lke
Lace 90 pli, family furnish uhiouDted ieirroho"
a.IIII nNe nA
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Jre Cream.
5ilrntlons UnnleA-- lnales.

A YOUNG man, thoroughly competent. wishes
~ asituation In shipping grocery house. where ne can
make hmse generally useful wntes good hand and under
stands b0 ,skerpng salary required moi rate Address IL
C., Box | !. Tribune Office
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Gslp h)anisS

A GENTS WANTED-PeIsons of ability to
~ introduce the EXCELSIOR LETTER COfSTNu,
BOOKS AND INK copies without press, brush ~atoc.
81 Nassau ST.. Eoou 3.
A GENTS Wanted-Male or Femaie--ro sell orr
IN Horse air Insol,s These sOlos ssf.c
she snd ale te besl .ls W kes le ot
dry 10 be io.na Ia The vesi Iabn y ApreNh AZ nsycr
o., 30 ton. Mass.
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A USEFUL young woman, frOtr5lant, Icr
y general housevYrS care Of cAiAreni ciF or eonn.
try T. tidy, pleasant girl wages no gl~r Apply al ule
PROTESTANT HOME BURfA ~. 80. lbs bihtye
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ These hrst class Steamships viii sail ar from
PIER - North RIVER loot Of Cedar street. Tor Havana
GEongiA Captain I. 5 curts Thursday, June Z
for fresht 81 passaxe having unsurpassed scco@no'
WI i. CLYDE. q co. No 8 Bowling Green.
Mckelet Lulins CO., Agents IN havana.
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS. TOUCH
Steamer sfAfE OF iEXAs. captain Boiger will leave
pier ~ EaSt River, saturday June ~. At I. NJ.
4 q i ami a' q NJ q H. s and ii Il aud e. H. and i
X NJ charge Tor Forwarding IN View YORK FOR relsm
passage nSps speSsE en- s aad eP sn g
W. I. CLYDE 90. lIs Wall street.
WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE
w for Port Royal, s. q. Fernapdina, Fla Bruins.
wick Ca ThS StfyCrte AID Mel kn9MS steamer
having superior aeoommo0 atoms tor PASSENGERS will
sail Thursday, June ~ pier No North Riycr Ut
south ana Southwest Via roft Royal The Florida aud
tirst class passasefo Sernandina $50; to Jackson
Vile, S22 50; 90 Augusta, SO
through tsks's issas5 ,s al points south ana South.
GELPcKE, No William street
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 North River,
Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at r. NJ, connecting with
ne Virginia and tennessee Air Line, ~ ntic Coast
road and with the eompanys steam lines interior
points in Aorth Carolina and Virginia .s-r -.
Newborn anu washington, N. q. eYa Norfolk. every
Baltimore SATURDAYS. atl P. Nj. Connecting with Bal
fewes, pei MonaaSs W tuesdays and Fridays. att
7 NJ Connecting with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Through PASSAGE ticket and bills OF ladine 10 all points
AZ owest rates Insurance 70 S9rtok' Se. y per cent
Freighis received da ly al pier 81 North kiyer
n T. MccREXDY' President
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FALMOUTH ROCK EXCURSIONS.
PROGRAMME
THIS FRIDAYD. JUNE IS
GRAND DnuBI.k TRIP.

GRAND D1uBIK TRif
hsrnOoS leave. iooi O. Ewsnsy tara street
EVENING leave, foo. o Murray street r a. 81 anu
1872 reach tie city At midnight Parties pure6ssiaa
tickets the aisrnoen excursion Will have TIE priy
f3oSAL CHANGE.
To-MoERow sssATynDAT. scTH,, 49,.
Easrss TO, q ~ xa aMs lfss q
Tweny-thir street kAsr kivER At go A. NJ and
ferries srOosyn at9 oclqes n ample ,S lime . wines
sS s be mad Al No cOur. street BrookIyn
Tgxr SUNDAY, JUNE 20
Grand ExcUEsIon no o MN hA ,rI5 :, -.
season aaordng panoramic view q the great mstrop
III & 1a hs aeS' AND and s srSSss
splendid vewofth the many thriving towns and beautihi
a .S On YALE es 6 OIL Amg kou UNI E SsUe 81
KIMs and Other places Of interest in the QUEEN CITY
leaves pier q tie van River Line. foot Of aarray
between Sahanns street. and FUTON fsrriss srooty
SO 0Gges and pier loot z Iws nng h ,T street 5S
DOLLAR; chlidren hAi price.
van Ss The c as r k oF Gnsch s fsd v"
MOZART GLE CLUE.
TilE MADRIGAL BOYS,
cATHEDRaaht UseAs sTEiSS 9oscHssrRA
c EhFRE5Roasnd tgP any r excursion ONE DOLLAR
Hoiel: sfERS's, iotei brunswick; RtLLMAgs liz
ss ri Scho sRw Yoas q ras
FER COMPANY, 9H Broadway; the PARK PLACE
SEooSD GRAND EXCURSION
TO NEW RRvsS 9I AID REruRE.
TUESDAY, JUNE ~ 1870,
and every tuesday throughout the season
roe large. swim AMI magnificent steamer
Lose BRANCH.
leaving FRANKFORT :,rss 1A as n Hamilton svene.
x NJ arsnS s, T''i last River ~ X fwonu .thTi
ms irip oilers an opportunity Of visiting The Elm
Cy ~ sS ls,5 ~ sss q o tne n ss sy ,ss
Children bali price
Music BY Lenrs iayorito Band.
Refreshments ct moderate prices
CrEAMBoArs AND BARoEs Foe Excy RsIoEs TO
ksrtas Bsach sqnSy sac Ssq f III s ana wiow
cTEAM YACHT YOUNG AMERICA TO QUARTER
S s p'I app ~ On sS Sos q
street, North River
1lo cHAETER-THE STEAMBOAT FORT Les, YOR
excursions picnic parties ana sunday sonooS Ap-
NO CHATTER FOR RxoURsIoEs-THR NEW Low
did Accommodation. =. W. STARK, - Coenties slip,
cor south street
RIO CHARrER-THE SALOON STEAMER NATTANo,
90 excursions picnic parties sna annaay si annoss
SMITH co. $ South street
| TICKETS. CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS, POSTERS
and all necessary Printing ior e1carson. parties
~ dons x ' PRsfSas EslABIf HMESE Ms
Broadway New York
i Yacht EXCURSION CELEBRATED YACHT
L 6CUD. 30 FEET long uneauaed for accommodation.
caves y sas.sry x ~ saardsy is 20 accompany
tae Brooklyn rseatls Ore Tor trip, as2 SqIaaRak
/ 20 Alanttc siraak Brooxyn.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-yoR CALIr0R-
A MA Japan and china, from per y North River
FOE AsPINWALI4
CONNECTING 10 al Centra Americsn aud Paoinc Dort1
FROM sAN FRAESlsC0 FOR JAPAs ANB CHINA,
FOR freight or passage apply a. picr a North RIVER
n >. BULbAY superineudent
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
T0R 81 THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The elegant screw steam ship ONTARIO 5000 tons bur
den, Captain George sioosm, viii sail for s. Thomas
"Wednesday, June a. Al o'clock 7. NJ, from pier a.
FOR freight or passage apply 70
WILLIAM X GARRISON Agent
No. Bowling Green.
NJ III MAvANA AND MEXICAN NAIL ss. LINE
~ Steamers leave pier North RIVER at3 r. NJ
- FOX HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY VI MEAlC D.. luesfav June "
CITY ~ nEaA Iks ......s....... IhnrsdaY June -
FOR YERA CKUZ AND NEw ORLBAHS
calling at HANNA Pr0greso,
- - thmpeaeby. guSpsn and Ianpieo -
For freight Or passage apply 20 !. -,
ALkXENDNE a SONS. = sod - Hrosdway,,
ior Vera Oruz and all the above ports
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DrREcr
t. The Cromwell steamship Lane. II,
leave pier No North River On saturday, June ~
AZ 3P, NJ Freight received daily, Through rates gwen
- Galveston, lndianola, KOckport Or AranzAs wharf
Braz1a. santiago, So Louis and Mobile Cabin pas
sage 80 Storage s25 Dor freight ~ passage apply 70
CLARK 4 sEAaAN. % West street,
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THURNlsHBD HOUSE TO LET-IS ORANGE, WITH
IL modern improvements eight rooms; SIS per mon III
Address BARNks, North Orange. n. j.
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ExUURsIUN
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA
-, -. SATURDAY, JUNE TO-


BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
SATURDAY, JUNE TO-
me sfanch, sea-going steamer
WI accompany the fleet 10 The ightsnp and return.
uie.ithah ESQ, the inventor OF the WATERPROOF
d he Enslish channel viii together with several
LEvANIoN BROTHERS
saianersaults endfoldod ia sacks John Carrie the
ronewaker, aud quartet from Hoolcy's Opera House
WIZ W. perform perform on tue boat
saioon accommodation Tor ladies unsurpassed. Din
I LEAVE Marse sgse Rned BY W% y Msfss
ea ~ y a. NJ Franklin street, ~; Grand street X,
4. n. sAMUELLs. Manager
A FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER wYoM.
G6lcese sarah smith cseSo o iHg and anss oisnta
e a 81 VS. sg ree Spe Aea cf
pher street ferry Open evenings n. 3. ckossEff.
A DAILY EXCURSIONS 10 ooNEy ISLAND
a. e onp6 street AsSoTsMi M
ana < NJ West Tenth street !. r., at $40 NJ, 2;lo
snd S9 +. n. pier 4 n r., at $50 A. NJ, 1853 and
TTENTIoN, RAILROAD COMPANIES i--PUNCH
fssffIef ssf 0R
MENI Herald Bullling, New York, than anywhere else
A -BRooKLyN YACHT
H. s aFfUs RREYo 5anc %
The swift anu commOdIous
Steamer
ARROWSM1TH,
Captain J. B. DAVIS VIII accompany tile yachts around
the lightshin. leaving follows twenty third
Nosih FFysT A. A. N I Est9n legr sroSkyn $50
North River, 10 A NJ fare for tile excursion, 81
A -EAsr RIVER BOAT; DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
n coney Island. on ana after Sunday, June 90 the
iavollte steamer MONITOR wiz leave as folows:-
Eishth street. East River at A. NJ 10 aud r. NJ pier
"a East River at $40 4. NJ, l2:i0 ana $40 r. NJ. and
Fulton terry, Brooklyn, at 80 NJ II 80 and $50 r. NJ
RRooKLyN YACHT CLUB RAcE-sATURDAY
ID june l9-the tast and popular steamer GENTA
Will accompany The yachts during the onure race.
Hachiiie's Brass and string Band Refreshments at
reasonabes prleeS Will make the following iandlngs:-
Barclay street. North River and 1913 A. NJ; twenty.
fourth street, North River ~ A. NJ Montague street
Fare for the excursion ST.
Tickets to be had at so. Q Astor House, Fifth Ave
Hotel, New York Hotel Isarie's Hotel and Grand
Central Hotel.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT SCARBOROUGH.
II on the HUDSON 20 miles viewj unsurpassed situa.
ton; ready for immediate occupancy; garden aud
grounds IN complete order; price low Inquire OF c. q.
NORTH, 245 Broadway.
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IMMENSE SACRIFICE or SPLENDID Farm. sTO, TX

IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF SPLENDID Farm STOCK
n Crops Furniture, &c.-A magnificent farm 81
acres q rich smco land only el2nt inmates walk from
Of the most bsa utfn and n0urishIng in Penn
syvania, 1.-THE garden Of America" for healthiulness
fertility OF soil good society ne roads cash ct
unsurpassed only ia hours from Philadelphia IA trains
caiiv; splendid location Tor boarers during Centennial
Exhibitions 81 hours rom New ork, trains daily;
Dcs stream running water abundance Oh dice fruit mag
ce nj grove q arge forest trees splendid build
1ngs. cost Is.Dp handsome frame House.
tshed handsomely; piazza shade ana flowers;
barn. modern style. stoae stabtng nouse
gerry. henneTyt vegetable garden; every variety price
Including II the valuable worth About
Sl,Ua, handsome horse and carriage, splendid cows
choice poultry arm wagon harness. moving machine
balance very easy Immediate possession Must be
e0ld this week. To owner and take A. n
rom Of Liberty street. New York. Jersey
Central Railroad 70 Bethlehem Pa there take North
PenDsylvania Railroad 20 Quakertown. Bucks county
Pa you arrive before O'Clock; can return a. 81 or
II. NJ Inquire at Bush House, opposite QuAkert0wn
station. FOR GEO. l. WALKER
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A. ELEGANTLY LOCATED, BUILT AND AZ
n RANGED rye corner Dwelling Madison avenue
TOT safe low. Ohces II Pine street. ana ~ As1
Seventeenth street v. \. @iENtNs1Nt -.
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TvURNIshKD OK THE HUDSON ONE HOUR FROM
IL Wall street several beautifully situated Cottages
ana choice Houses 10 rent az low price.
GEO y. PRlRIE. La nrnadMaY.
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fro LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE, C0sfAlSIs0
a ~ rooms hor particulars address 9. B. sASBs.
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PROPERTY our OF THE CRY Fol
SALE OR no RENT.

TOE sALE--fERas EASY, HANDSOME PLACE IN
ground went i've minutes rosa Grand central depot;
about thirteen city losi large houses finest fruit and
Vegetables VII take small farm part il de-
sired Address box 7fJ Post office, New York. or call
at ~ Warren street.
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER NEAR MADISON SQUARE
n Tor 1ale-Wilh be raj loan IL responsible parties
eobd chance JOHN DAVIS. A Park place.
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ANrUsESsENTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE ga BROADWAY
W Mr. JOHN H. ....,........ IN anager
THE COOLEST noUsE in TOWN.
THE s SIEGRISTs.
THE INFANT WONDERS
THE Mr.. JERRY DARLINGTON,
BEST JOHN HART, rAT ROONEY
ENTER JOHN QUEEN WIN. WEST.
TAIN. THE FRESHMAN 4 NORRIS
MENT PANTOMIME TROUPE
IN IN THE COMIC PANTOMTMR
THE KE IKE KO KO OH IKE KIE
CITY, THE C0LORED HAMTOwN STUDENTS
ALL THE FAv0RTYHg
@ IN GLORIOUS PROGRAMME.
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DED STAR LINE
III Appointed 10 carry the Belgian and United states
mails.
The following steamers are appointed 70 sail -
Prom Philadelphia FROM New York
NEBi.RLGS = -. June Il STAFF ~ Nf.VADAJuns 70
XADERLAND... -. July s SWfrZERLAND... July ~
FROM ANTWERP
For Philadelphia. Dor New York.
VADERLAN y. June u SWITZERLAND. June 20
NEDERLAND. .......Juy srAIE or NEVADA.Juiyz0
Prices Of passage IN currency. -
FIRST Cabin ......... so second go
passenger accommodations FOR all classes unsarpa ssed
For passage, o freight and other Information
GEORGE W. cOLToS. Agent q Broad street. New
YORK
rEfEs wRigfr 4 SONS. General Agents. sm walnut
street. rniladelDnia
werp.
CPFCTAL NoTICE.-THE STEAMER CELTIC WHITE
> Star line will be provided with the Americ life
saving suit l-toner PATENT saturday. jane ~
will be board readiness 70 give such int0r
nation be desired Terms ~ tai fo the v0y-
age S. each suit Parties desiring % suts
before the sailing % the Il amer do by appca-
ton ~ the once 81 the company Eagabie Ltfe
Building. 20 Broadway, room 81 fourth door.
n,DoNoYAN ROSA, ~ CHATHAM SQUARE.-
" Cheapest Passage once In New York steamers
every day for Cork. Liverpool, Glasgow, Derry. Cau
before buying tickets elsewhere Drafts payable every
where,
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ORANGE. NJ J.-RKNT, FULLY FURNISHED FOR
" season or year, an elegant County seat on Noun
tain Clh adjoining hessrs. Heckcr, Marcy, Brown,
Hartley, Commanding eKacnsive views (ssutheriyl
large reside II acres
growing gardens Immediate possession HAMILTON
WALLIr. 80 Ptne street.
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LroR SAILOR LEASE VERY Low, MANSION AND
n Park on staten Island suitable for hotel nst tute
OF gen ten ans residence also Cottage and Grounds az
Elizabeth. H. y. HELPER 40 Weet Twenty third ST.
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SIZE AID 40 RENT.

COUNTRY HOME o. THE HUD<oN-oNE HOUR
u from Wall street; house with IA rooms, Gas and
water one acre land IN lawn AMI gardeni variety OF
fruit high and healthy location with ane view price
moderate 70 prompt purchasers AaaIess OWNER, box
] 0i5 Post Office New YORK.
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GTAhFoRD PROPERTY oF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ for SAFE, - let exchanges Dwcllfugs farm ed
and unfurnished store Properly Farms and Builfing
Sites H. A. UBBARB. seefyis slock stanford
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A NICE cool FURNISHED FRONT PARLoR AMI
n BedrOom. for he summer. al 81 per Ilh
housok eepiug II desired ne location references III
West Forty rrst street
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I1oR sALE-A NEW COTTAGE, NEAR THE As
i BROWN.
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FIRST FLOOR rs BROADWAY CORNER Eighth
T. street. rent son; also TOP floor. suitable Tor
Photographed 9{peF month. T. ). GIBBONS Clinton
place n ighth siIeeD.
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Miscellaneous.
SIX ANYBODY ABOUT "rHE FOX PROPERTY
"A For health. water md views unequaled For per
IAnent homes the Will sell lew Los ~ acre
price y inside city limits OLIVER BRYAN z-s Broad
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INVITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEEN ,1OWN OR LIVERPOOL,
EARRNINl1 I'LL I'M NED SIAIES NJ AL.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
CELTi0......... .................Ju A. AZ +. NJ
REPU BLIC. June ~ at 10 ~ II. VI.
BhlEAN Nll......... JuN D. ~ 4. ~ .
GFRMASIC Juy H. At 10 80 A. VI.
.Jnly u. at p
From the Wmte docks. pier 81 North River
Rates-sa Don, $50 ana 500 IN god return tickets
favorable terms Steerace AZ low rates.
Saloon. statcrooms, SUI eking and bath rooms are
placed amidships where he ana motion are least
aording degree OF miort hitherto unattainaole At
For inspection Of plans and other information amply
X J. CDRlIs Agent
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yTEAM POWER TO LET-LARGB AND SMALL
- Rooms with without power fwoodw workers al
lowed the eureka Machine Carving Works, 60 o., 81
and ~ Cannon. street
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CuNARD Liner ANg.N,.A R. NJ 5 P. 60

Cto0K's TOURIST TICKETS ARE SOLD TO ALL
- parts Of Europe and America Al re1aetons ranging
from 10 IS below ordinary teres. They do
require their holders to travel IN large parties One
them By any train steamer Irish
and scotch lckels must DC procured IN america
COOKS Excursionisn price ~ cents by mail has
tcuIars 90 tours kufone aud round
the world Cook American Programme" giving
ticulars 900 cheap and pleasant in
lea, can be had application Tree y charge Coy
mail 10 cents. coos. son n JENKINS
corner Broadway AMI Warren street.
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RIO LIGHTHOUSE NO THIRD STREET OPPOSITE
Dry Dock Savings Bank; desirable for business pur-
poses; viii be rented low. Apply to JOHN BAILEY, %
East Fourth street.
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THE number Of confederates elected
to .he next Democratic Congress seems
to trouble some of the northern Demo-
cratic organs. as we'll it may. But here
is fact that as yet has not received
sufficient attention. The Utica n. Y
Observer, in eudsavoring to wiggle out
of this mess, estimates that there will
be LIS Democrats in the next House of
Representatives, and it will require SO
of these to make a majority, whereas
there are only 81 confederates in the
lower House. Now let the reader re-
feet upon the fact for q moment. Here
are within six of enough confederates
to dictate to the Democrats IN the
House what they shall do. A ma jority
being IS, the confederates have only to
hunt up 6 eopperheads in the House to
be able to govern every caucus decision
OF the Democrats IN that Douy- Ii
they should stand together, as there
can be but little doubt they will, they
can elect their own candidates for Off
Gers of the House, and command every
important committee. This state of
things has been accomplished quietly,
but with all the success of secret
conspiracy The Democratic party
stands responsible for it to the fullest
extent, be the consequences what they
may. As for any moderation on the
part of these confederate members of
Congress it is idle to expect it. They
have well-kn ends 10 view, and they
will not hesitate to win them NORTH
-7mer,can.
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Register's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IN following named persons have ii ed
their Administrators, Executors, and G uar-
dian accounts In the Registers Office of
Juniata county, and the same will DC pre-
sentcd for confirmation and allowance al
the Court House in Miffiiltown, on Tues
day, March 8, 1875:
/. Partial account of S. Owen Evans,
administrator of Robert Quick, late OF Del
aware township, deceased.
2. Final account of John Motzer. admin
istrator of David p. kurtz, late of Walker
township, deceased.
Final account OF p. L. Grecnieaf, execu-
tor OF Mary keely, late OF Delaware town
ship, deceased.
J. T. METLlN, Register.
REorsTEE's OFFICE,
Aifhintown, Feb. 9, 1875.
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NeiC Adcerfsse NJ ents.
Normal school.

TIME Juuiata County Normal school will
l. be opened in the burough o: Miffiin-
town, April II, 1875. The course will con-
sist Of the Common School Branches, Nat
ural Sciences, Latin, Greek, and Method
of Teaching. For terms, boarding, &c
see Circulars, or address the Principals.
DA.n HARM.4N,
J. NJ. GARMAN,
FeblO. Miffilntown, Pa.