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New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
rI,O LEASE for THREE YEARS, to SUIT
/ ABLE PRIVATE FAMILY,

one ~ the 6ae. and heahcst places the Hudson the
owner intending TO go to Europe handsomely furnished
house stable and Of land with forest and t ues
and grape bearing vines house neveraing spring
Of clear running the gsrien surrounded win water
has river 'front.' with driving road to the river and doos
and "a Animated mile south Main ST., Yonkcrs thryhVe
mnutes from The house is suited tor summer ana
Winter SIS feet square, besides the base
mcn rooms; hall II by so double brick walls ana non
bu,tcr with abundance carried to the top OF The
house nv waterman Also burglar alarm. &C. &c, all
in uerect order Rent So 500 $500 and the tales
WILLIAM " tIahh' +'o' A'" "''"'"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Oct. o, 1879.
The only sales made Mt the Exchange safes
room to-day were as follows:
Nv william Renn,lig -, ,.o,
and n. s"% s5G Ss sSsv s" TiI
It, plot ssexioo has years to run ground a. ooo
rent 'S'ooo per A'"%l" %g chG. < cgrt;r
fST %e 'f1 S Ea.1 s1'ia sss S go each lot 2sI 100
''i 'ii''''''''''''''.Bbj;.y Bg Jane. W. ani,r.
Three story brick tGns%en5 rcn story sst stween
Madison and Monroe ats, Let 27n95-...... s"'oo
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
both ST. no 43O I47G It Of lstavc 22Gx9ss oo ooo
isrlsy n1d wife J 70 , John Agnes
2dsye o 3Slo IT ssan o, SoihS iqnTiey 1880
g5S 20 Mad)' sarah Hurley ana hA'oinu 1o,5oo
l6s,% S%n st. sfSs fiss Of wa,nrtqnaye 21o 29d
GTsmeIey ,ark H. 10 sS c,s y VI Nominal
wSon tSni% ave- cor Of Clarke place Fin
toJ Adelbcrt lockwood. Nomnal
Rsadest i77 10 part Of chas seslcr to Emma &C
RtsdS st. same Franklin Peters and wife to chas
Clarke fiST place = 1853 Of WsSnaye % 2oosl7S
IiOOt25xlOO esd Wad); Adelber Lockwood 70 ,,s,
2d MlsnT1n No ss i$ 1868 Il Of sihave 2iSIss9
$50 81 & + n6 30 " a, OF 10 o; susan nien 47.oOo
4asye O. "a '"'enolu D! nominal
7lsts n Si lS3 Gn $4,000
Rvington ST. No ZIG store and second door FIVE years
forn sept. l. 1873 Greuen Waller to Henry Augs -so
sdars no AZ two years ard mcnns from NGy
1875; FIeicrck Henseler to Christian schmidt 2ooo
Fr,nkfortst No p, five YEAR, f,S from NAV l. 1871
a1s E m1 rSrN'0n 10 j. = saVAGg Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
patsche ca,osr To Frederick Eberetz, nstalmen;s; ~
scandlng Dcsdemona Ernest Hall, year, SIS OF 10,
fniit"'' fdElisii 50" y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Real Gstaie 60 gtthanqe.

I,OR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
property valuable property IN Chicago and Mle
by property; Jersey tny lols lot a Booh
store JAMES BROWNING 81 Broadway.
CUORE FARM of 100 acres and COUNTRY
- RESIDENCE east end Of Long Island free and clear
TO EXCHANGE for house up town III Ne"-h ork CltA.
RULAND & WHITING, Beeknan-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Dentistrn.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours M
~ 1913 West Thirty fourth st. near Broadway and sixth
ave special mechanical dentistry Platina gold ana Vul
cante coral rubber celuOi Take green cars rOm
Grand Street Ferry, or Sixthave. Broadway
NEWBRDUGH, l2S West Thirty fourthsf.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ with1rt ptiu. Dr. HASBROUCk, formerly operator
CotOn, makes specially Of The use OF the gas pr the
painless extraction Of teeth at ll3I Broadway, corner OF
26ihst.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU IL
- FUIi-Iy Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and sub
artificial teeth eXce everything heretofore OF
red eany strength aud gncss needs only tob seen
Ia he au-eciated; day AMI only Sl5 per set
Also best Rubber sets from FLO io tl0
Gold and Plana t55 10 sij Extracting under gas Dr. l.
g. WAIT - East Twenty third ST., near Mailson-aye.
vG,UE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
/ DR. GEO II. MODEMANN. 532 3d,ave. near 36th-st.
by all to BE the cIownng light OF dental ART
Bcs set 80 go $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
fflarble ano Slate Mdntels.
Proposals.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
~ SEALED PROPOSA Is will he received by the under
signed Waycrly Ohio until II O'Clock noon O TIL RSDAl
oct III for construction o. the Springfield Jackson a
Potrrr1y Railroad FROM Springfield, IN Clarke County To
in Jackson County, Ohio
Bids will received the entire construction o the road
~ embraced in the following divisions Graduation AMI
Masonry Bige superructon, Cross ties Iron. Track Lay
ing and Balasting. ,.,
proAes sprcifratons &C. be and general nforma
ti0n given AZ the Chief Engineers Office ia Wayery Pike
County, Ohio - . ,,,., ,,,,
The Company the right 10 reject any or ahtbd
or any norltous thereof JAMES EMMTlr, President
"' W. G. AGNEW, Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

Gurouran advertisements.

EOR SALE-The American Patent fol the
i manufacture and sale of THE MALT BREAD AND
BISCUITS. Apply TO the patentee, JOHN e. POOLEf,
Chemist, Bath, England.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

NOITNTRY HOME WANTED.-Plan, good
sized house few OF land within tye hours of
New. York must be unmstakaby healthy especially iree
malaria and have handsome prospect cost not over
% 600 cash Address COUNTRY HOME care OF John Itz
a rick 2AG West 3lst-st.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.
Wanted purchase for can Lands In Iowa and North
ern Missouri. Address, with full particulars.
ALEX. =. PORTER, ~ state 1t, Boston. Mass
NvANTED-ln exchange for unincumbcred
w and graded lots, well appointed FARM on COUNTRY
SEAT with 30 to 200 acres In Dutchrss Orange, or
Westcheser Counties railroad or North River Address
r. j., Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
providence AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Consolidation Of sToNINGToN LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEwYoRK and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
The elegant steamers RHODE iStANp isl InESpATTS
MdSBs2 and
ron G fEo1 I'll cRs, ali Raeipa + points in
ne ss ns s SSSd dy T m h S a G he
occs Westco Express Company and at Slo Broadway
PR0HNIp2hEnNSGIE3 SI3 Line II Ifcr
p A9S 'T9h Sn4 and fRiDy aEd
TnEsDAYs, THuRsDAYs and sATUEDAIs, leave Iiet
x e. H anS aSos an q Sd points re- P!'' route 'f
Freight via either line taken at lowest Tsts, p.o
L. W. FILKINs General Passenger 4 gent.
DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.-TllE
ROUTE Trains leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and
EsPrss. or Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $3.50 m and $50 p
nj For f"&fhy %SpS 1% sS sS lock Haven VIA Philadelphia and
wiiamsncrt. ne T Lock RaSa4 CORY and ie $50 D. m con
meeting at Cory tusy!e Petroleum Centre and the on
Bst@ore wasnipstGn end The South Limited Wash
$50 a. M; arrive at Washington at 4:l0 m. egular At
$40 fsprass a. @ isr aTa Fhien % 7s = o 4o $50 m
S 5 5S 80 SS sD % m E%uf lmG Ia st 1aa eson S%S a, % %
For Newark at o. $50 lio, 5, y To- Ia a. M y M l.
$40 TO- iSop M and II night SUNDAY, 5 a. m, $50 D.
EiIIaOsn $50 7to @ 81 10 siG 2SS
'' For Rahway % g. 6So l. 7io & TO- M 70 m l. q 2so
$40 3iO g. 4:l0. i3O 400 j:20 $40 g. $40 65O T. s.lO
10 - m and IL night sunday m j2O q. $50 and D.
For Woodbridge. Perth Amboy and South Amboy, and 10
a IN. 23O. 4:5n and . y m. - -
For New Brunswick and a. M. IL mp 2, 3lO 40 500
For Fast Milestone ~ noon. 3 aud 20 p.
For Kngstone and Rocky I'm, sio a. NJ, aud 1 10 D. a..
For Princeton = $40 a. m. II 80. >. 4 10 and
For Iambertyle. $50 a. M. 2 40 Rnd T. ~. IN =.
For Flemngton Phinpsburg and Bel'id"re' 9'o H. -d
m.
Bofdentovn BuringtOn AMI Camden IJO and
a. m. 1890, =, T. . ard D. M
For FrreholL 4 20 a. m. 2. and 4 10 y. m.
For Farmiugdalc and Squan, 80 r. IN, and p m.
Fol- ightsiown Pembeon ano Camden, via Perth Amboy
@ 90 n m and via Monmouth Junction, 40 T. m.
For ig tstown and Ponb.rtoD, "a Perth Amb0y
and 73O q M, via Monmouth Junction. ,..
rans arrive a. follows From PttsDsrgh $50 and 10 80
a m and 81 ~ p. M. daily 1915 M. and $50 y. NJ daily
except Monday From Washington and Baltimore. 62O u
4l5. 5l5 aud 1927 ?: M SUNDAY, $40 y H. Prom Phis
dephia $40 62O $50 1915 ll;20 ll:J4 2lS, 4 -,
BIZ 6iO $50 S44. 800 1927 y. IN. Sunday, 5:lO e2V
lOl5. a 6.5O 800 1927 and ,.l5 y.
Ticket Ofces and 94t broadway, No. Asor iiouse
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corsndt sts No Court
Drookyn and ia nc, and liS Hudson st, Hoboksn
Emig rant Ticket once, No. Battery place ...,
ID. NJ. BOYD. Ir, Den. Passenger AGenA
FRANK TBoMFsoS. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Gonnirp propertp 90 Get.
ERS, ATTENTION.

MARKET GARDENERS, ATTENTION.
WI TO LEASE shares or for cash. 70 party with eNpe
repce and OUTFIT 3 excellent LAND adOin
ing city good marfet partly planted IN fruit and berries
suitable married whose wife viii do Homework
for small plain family. Address OWNER, Box lsi, Elizabeth
Nj
TTO LET or FOR SALE, furnished or un-
Il furnshed-An elegant HOUSE containing iath. gas,
furnace etc Wcstfr1d NJ Central H. K Depot 10
frt cAAs party or viii take family 70 losri very moderate
Address AI-ALDltA, Boz 1913 4. O., y. \.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Gountrp propertp % fet.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, wei. Ell
n located ON high ground depots &c rent s25 per
month, TO good tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND INV
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL PARK, NORTH

OAND EAST RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY; lOthavei
53d saith sts NewN Ork.-The annual meeting OF The
this Company will be held al the once OF The
Company on TUESDAY the 18th day Of october, 1873 at
IL IN. - ,,.,,,.rr,.. -.
r transfer books will closed and after SATC RDAY,
SEPT 1875 fOT 80 days PRIOR TO the annual meoung
@ lENSMNkE WYNN. hlCrotAIN.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Nsw- -Jrrsep Real gstate tor Sale.

JAQUES. 20 Astor House, Notary Public, Com,
ission,r Of Deeds Jersey, Pennsylvania and all
in Accounts verified dispositions taken %c
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

EAS STOCKS. -..-....
~ NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
aDd All Brooklyn New YORK Gas Securities deal
In GEO II fkt.N -,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and

III The NEMJERSE4 SOVTHEKN KAILNOAD.
Fare from New. York 10 Philadelphia only 81 %.
Commencing TUESDAY, sept Z, ls75 the new st$nsn
and commodOus steamboats, JESSE HOlI and TWILIGHT
connecting sandy Hook with all trains will
wYork from Pier =, y. r.. foot OF Rector 81
945 m.-For philadelphia, Long Branch Nlneahd ana
BTdgetOn. , IL -
stations. ~, ,,...e,o,,n an,
| Tucker.on. - ,-oo. -. 49,.
Parlor through TO Philadelphia on 800 M tram
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
- Owning operating the only route to Cooperstown
Cave, Bailston, Saratoga, Lake George and
places Champan. Night trains and steamers from
SewYork at Albany and Troy with morning trains.
The dag Line aud midday trains with evening trains
FOR all the abOyenased places - f. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent II. Y. OLNPHANT, Asst Prest.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

NOTICE. persons are hereby notified
~ that SIX CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued to ny
order on Of September 1870 by the NATION
PARK BANK OF NEW YORK, AZ follows: Nos 5,44 > o45o
6447 5A4s for 500 eachNO 544S for 5000 and No 54jO
for soOo-were Shawsvie Depot A. NJ. * o. X. H. on
the night Sept 20 with my trunk. The lost certhcat
NOT by cautioned TO
~. 1. NIHENT Jnck Miss
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
12 Val ST., Neao York, ollOao interest
on deposits, droac BillS on LondOn d
Paris: also issue Letters Of CredH
aoaizable MMe principal cities abroad.
Investment Securities for sale.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers ~ and ~. North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK ............. Thursday oct IL, r. m.
ITALY II Ihufsday OCT u, 10 a. m
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT ..... oct III. D. m. SPAIN sees. oct 80 80 m
THE QUEEN, oct 20. y. m ERIN.-....-NoV a. ii q IN
Cabin eco and SO currency stferage al greatly
Rctun tick cts at reduced rates Prepaid
heerage Tickets from Liverpool the lowest rates Apply at
'"' ''"''""' ""'' w b. W j. HURST, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Gteamtcats ano Railroads

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
ALBANY. THE NORTH AND WEST.
n GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,,
With comfortable state rooms warmed by s'ea@PiRes'
pn,.s 81 SasI 81. s,R R'5sE9 bsrb oy 50
sd% Ry$ daily S5i 7@aEs OF fsffP's0 at from lIl
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonic i
H4 %a7as Nseainfh m and Bridgeport
pm.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave New * y via 9esSs Ssy AND %a.Tta yhsFs
$50 and m the D9 sa s1Ssef We Sh cin1n% chdaso
West and Northwest Louisville New Orleans &c and
Newark. C.ncinnati Louisville ST. LOUIS Chicago the
$50 p m DAILY, Washington RehmSnd and the south
a@ore @ G to PttsbaTsh c1c
matt Louisville indianapolis, St Louis Chicago the West
cSts and general ns f c@ at cS% SSt
Of Dcsbros.es and Cortandt sts. .>.,,o,,,.,,no,n
AI TrSb gU laf Jtrssy t CIV to Washington
Through Ba tinore to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis &c
CITIZEN'. LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY
" AND ALL PoiSIS EoW fARh. F0mEh AND WEST
passage With With s1S% sasrSsm
The eiesint sftamboats sUNYYsiDE and POWELL leave
DAILY gnay. ,TeePed at So6 6Id p m S psf T
ti a. sGn o. '' ds'2I S EI o5
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
~ -ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST-PassenRer
New York foot OF Lbertyst Connects
al Someryle with south Branch RI az Hampton Junction
Del aud West H. r. at Phipsburg with lehigh
Direct Pittsburgh and the West also 70
Central Pennsylvania aud Newly Ork state
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
commemorative. I. lS75-Ieave New.YOrE as f0nows;
$50 mNEwS TRAIN for Eas,On, Bethlehem Eath, Alien
town. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Tamanend WilkesDarre
scranton, &c.
6I5 a. m.-Way Train for somerylle and Pennington.
745 m-Nay Train for EasOn connects AT Junction with
Del, Lack and West K. II.
ai5 a. m-MoRsiNG FxpREss daily except Sundays) for
Eason Allentown. Harrisburg and the West Connects at
Easton for Mauch Chunk Tam
Towanda Wkesbarre Scranton &C. with through
tO Danyie WilamspOrt. &c.
1880 a. m.-Nag trT1n tor -0merNllle
l24j r. m.-EXPRFss for Pennington, Eason, Allentown,
Nauch Chunk TamaIua MahanOy city, Hazeton, Wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ephata Pottsvile
Harrisburg, Sc. ,..- -, ,,-,
Chunk, Wlkesbafre, aAd scranton
$3.50 p. m.--Way Train 10Y "a. ellen -
Chunk Connects at Junction with Del Lack and West r. H.
430 D. m.-Wdy Train for SonerNllle aud Pennington
500 D. m.-Way Train Or SOmeINll.t
$50 D. m.-Nay 10, Dam leI.
$50 m.-EyENING EXPIRES, daily Tor Easton, Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Wikesbare, Towanda keaing ahd harls-
Gn0 r. m.-Way Train for Someryile.
$40 y m.-Hay tIah 70 Dln,l e.
TOD D. m.-Nay traI for SOmervlle.
$50 D. m-FOr Eas;on. 80,
o3O H. m WAY Train for Somervile.
%. II. N.yt llei.
For Elizabeth $780, 6l5, $40, !:l.t 1:4O, :, $40,
$40 3t5. 4, 4:lj $50 4l5, :, jl5. 90 545, o. Glo,
Nv > ' H. L. KICKER Supt and Eng
II. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

A n dUlOurDcO HitttIuS VI
n BIooI,in rtln Mortgage Extension
Ecndboders viii held at No. 20 Nassus, Room No l.
FRIDAY the 18th inst at IL 70 hear the refrt o Com
Inii,ee SUMNER u. STONE, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
DROPOSALS FOR S7.572, ,5OO BONDS {

TINUTVNlAIIN TVN Ft,JI -,'IVV IJV-N 70 =,
ii THE CITY NEM.NOKK.-Sealcd Proposals viii be
received at the ComptrOlers Office unul WEDNESDAY,
oct 20 az O'c,OCE D. when the viii be puhhcy
for the whole part OF tile sum VI s6IZoOO
Eonds OF the City Of NewYork, t0wlt: ,o,oooo
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Tnauc,al.

A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
N. bonght sold by the old estlhlished STOCK and
BOND hot ST of ALBERT H. NlCOIAl Co.,
No AZ Pne-st, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

NEW-1UKN IEN KAL ANJ III IJ'VlN
~ RIVER RAlLROAD.-After sept. 20, 1873, through
trains Will cav Grand Central Depot: -, ,,--
500 a. m. Chicago and Northern Express WIN uIasipe
room through TO Rochester, also IL Atsas via MAD
1910 a M Special Chicago Express with drawing room ears
TO Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls arriving al Nj
agara Falls at l:iJ q. IN. ,-
III 90 a. m. Northern and Western Express A. A..
400 m Montreal Express, with seepngcas IRON New
YORK 10 st Adams arriving a Montreal At so a M.
500 D. In Express Daily with sleeping cars Tor WATERFOWL
and Canandaigua. "a, ,,. ,. po.A
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls also for Chicago VIA Ooth
l.. :. and VI. G. Railroads. -- =, .,, .u, r..
o. M Express with sleeping cars Tor Albany anu iioy
way ilainS d. p ~ C. II. KENDRICK
passe Agsnf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17

Moncure y. Conway, IN bis last
LONDON letter, tells the following:
hefe n quaint leit 81 ssssIs1,
when mas the .sounlt merit 81 be-
Ing cfesisose aliti eresigtahle Lord
biahk, hVlE tune agn. wits the
sunlect 81 z caasldefsAiic scandal,
Which al'le@fs "a nssvr gs'i abroad
through 2aSHtnsSs VINO resigned
iaeF I'aSlisuls ~ vs. Iilansson The
Wa- \ W'd"Wefsl anu hterWnrns
as~tsiiy'i ~ l'tf aea~tln ms lord
shlll 4 iMl,Ftpef t''iln'aey with one
~ MS uoilleoiics jas ~ tlat 80
Whispers htSat' 81 tlfssiiase con-
csFhing I'M tssa''sea'}an whose char
actef hsa BEEN sp'sl's'ss ssls tf'entiS
receaVeh cards, isi Wnivn hi lsams
was cons.esfru WITH : Z 'sin Miss
Somebody .til's whom iiobody bad
neafu OF.
Ihe ilses lufnes OIL - be that
L9fu s3ia'lk ii'sa t''se'l ~ lOve With
his paflaf mn"ii tAst sDr 4 year Va
more ne had devoted every inotgi-.
ang 81 ~ 'iie ~ her instruction so
uHcpnse,ousiN slvsi'a rise 70 sc'su-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17

A representative of the Review had
an interview last night with Frank
Mouton. as he was en- route to Nara
gansett.
"What do you think about the re-
sult?" quoth the journalist.
II think this" he said, sthat there's a
pretty square issue between Henry Ward
Beecher and myself One or the other
of us is perjurer, and ought to be in a
purjurer's cell 10 State prison"
That's question you think INSULT
GENTLY decided by the late DISAGREE
meut?" queried the interviewer.
at is question intend to ha e de-
cided before ! die, replied Moulton, with
dark frown. ~ have been to the
District attorneys office to challenge an
Indictment, aud, am afraid, without
any prospect of it. Last night Bcecher
stood in the only pulpit be can occupy
in America. He will stand in it again
morrow. But, If live and he lives
another year, one Of us will be con-
victed perjurer and occupy pe1urer's
cell.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17
He Wanted No Monument.

From The cisicngo Eneatag .jnlu4lfal. I
a Boston woman never lacks for
words. She Is original. Likowise
che Is figuraiive, and SNATCH i u
metaphor from her SURROUNDINGS
as u granger grabs Colorado boe-s
tn from potato vine,or d Kansas
youth plucks the dignifled grass
hopper from his dinner on corn
stalk.
Ii was 6ne day since the late CEN
tcnnial celebration that cadnvnr-
ous-loolsing Yankee stepped up to
a Boston womanss kitchen door.
and confronting the hard working
mistress OF the house. introduced
Ilimelsf as follows:
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n-
der-the- face-of-the-sun -for-takinv-
e-spots--cleanin'
i'm and purIfyin' -leavin-the-car-
ment-sweet-soit and : ready-for-a-
stiff-smooth-polish-lik e-to-buy-our
superiour- washin'- compound -ma-
dam 20
And he held ont Il small tin box.
The woman leaned one hand on
the table and looked hard AT the
intruder, and when he was shrO'
inquired ?''
fare you done ?''
Eyes ma'am"
Here the female pointed her in
dex finger out of the door to some
distant object an again inquired
''Do you see that over there n,
eyes, ma'am," replied the dis
penser Of washing compound,
that's Bunker Hill monuments
Then the woman squared herself
on her heels, toes ont, and c0njur-
ing up look Of irony and gather
ing up fiatiron ia her hand. she
asked:
do you want one Of those rails
ed on your head ?v
The yankee retreated. He didn't
want any monument.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17

Determined TO keep up with the times,
and wishing to save the people of Martins
burg and vicinity the trouble and expense
of running or sending to Baltimore and
elsewhere for their goods, we have pur-
chased one Of the largest and best assorted
ocks that we have ever offered in Mar
tinsburg, and we confidently assert that
we will sell at less than city retail prices
1t is hardly necessary to call attention to
our Domestic Department, IS the enor-
nous business we do in that line attests
the fact that we must SELL CHEAPER
than any other house in town and when
we come to FINE GOODS, the difference
is far greater. We will therefore call at
tention to our LARGE ASSORTMENT of
CARPETS and 0IL-CLOTHS, which we
are selling at RUINOUS PRICES. Beau
100 per yard Rag Carpets as low as so
cents per yard; Floor and Table Oil
Cloths in almost every width. quality and
price. A splendid line OF DRESS GOODS,
all the latest styles. Silks from 81 up I;
heavy Gros Grain for So, as good as you
can get for 81 SO; in Black Alpacas we
defy competition we have them from %
cents up to beautiful Silk Warp for 81.
We have added fine and complete line
of MOURNING GOODS to our stock
Australian Grapes, yard Wide, so cts all
wool Delaines, single width, 37} cents
do. 2 yards wide, 81. worth 81. so; Blk.
Cashmeres 81 to 81 so; Honey Comb Bed
Spreads at 81 and up. In Cotton and
Liner J Dae Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
Ha -Aerchiefs. Hosiery, Ribbons, EN-
yideries Laces Edgings, Rulings,
.5carfs and Pins, WECLAIM THE FIELD.
Our stock ofCassimers, Jeans, Cottonades
and Linen Drills, is large and under the
market Notwithstanding the hard times
we propose to PUT DOWN PRICES to
suit the times, and sustain our reputtion
for selling cheaper than any other house
in Martinsburg. No trouble to show
goods. d. w. TIMBERLAKE.
April Nv
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GEND Csc to G. P. ROWELL & CO.,
CNew York, for Book forth editionJ con-
tanning lists of 1000 Newspapers, and es,
Inmates showing cost ofadvertising.
March II Is lyrw G PR.
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The idea haa been started liz the Wen
ma Jockey Club Of having race to Par
is between six of the Vienna fiacres or
hackney coaches, and prizes to the amont
of Ct, 200 have been subscribed for the
purpose -Four fiacres have already en-
tered the competition. The time fixed
from Vienna to Paris is 10 days. They
are to go for 10 hours day, and rest
for the remaining IA. The race is look
ed forward to with intense interest. Most
of the drivers WHO have offered to go are
well known all about town, and are ri-
ders in the yearly trottipg matches ia
the Porter.
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[ From Me Courie1. .JouraftlE.


He was blacker than the ace Of spades,
and old Bob had discharged him Of tho
Dove, because they couldn't see him At
night without the aid Of "a lantern. He
was sitting upon the curbstone, holding
the Commercial up before him Sideways,
and trying TO read some advertisements
He didn't know anything about the
goat coming toward him until be saw
his head pop through the paper. and felt
il land just about alpidships He was
the sickest-looking darkey for about half
an hour we ever saw, and when they got
him warm and lumber enough to see and
breathe. be looked up and said: Seem
men, dai's the third boat dat's bust her
boiler, an sent me ashore. Is | going
% git over dis2' The goat still lives.