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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12
Winchester rrssbytery.

MAJOR HARPER The quiet and pie
tsrcsqne town Of llnRc Dck, Marylan >.
welcomed the members Of Winchester
Presbytery msst cordially on last Wei.
nesdsy. Nay SRI. and during their late
meetiDy-the nrst. NC believe. ever held
in the town.
The opening sermon was preachea by
Rev. w. A Crawford. or Opequon, from
Acts 26. g; after which Rev. J. Il. Cra-
ham, OF Winchester. Was elected Mode.
rator. and Rev II. &. brown. OF Hedges
Vile. aud Ruling Elder George Glass OF
Berryvill',. choaen temporary Clerks.
y The meeting Wa full and pleasant
nsarly all the Churches sending dele
gates; and al of tue ministers being
present except two.
The Reports from tho Churches we're
OF more than usual encouragement |:
showing q year OF prosperity and pro-
gress IN tae general aspect OF the work
Of the Pre.hytery.
Tie Spring meetings Of this venera.
bie Court are mostly occupied with re.
ceivinx tho Reports from the Churches.
50 that Int f.w items Of special intere At
occur. Among these we note the graft.
Tying fact that Rev. Jas. A. Arm $trong.
so woll aud so long known to many Of
your reaiers, WAS received from the
Preshytery OF Arb aasas. an takes charge
~ stated supply. of the Churches OF
Shcpherdstown and Kearneysville. Mr..
Jos. l.. ShcrTari. . candidate for the
Ministry. who has just completed the &c.
cond year Of the Seminary course, will
spend his vacation in lahoring in Pc
tershnrg, Grant county. w. Va. under
the direction Of the Pre:byterial Com
mittec Of Sustentation.
Rev. j. NJ. Clymer. Of Keyser, and
Ruling Elder Robt. Bridgers. OF Han.
cock. we're appointed delegates to the
General Assembly which meets in Sa.
vnnnali, Ga, this month.
The Stated Fall meeting Of Presbyte
~ will he held in Petersburg, Grant
county, on the 9th Of next September
A few other matters, which were not
concluded whom your correspondent LETT.
added to the interest Of a meeting. which
will, doubtless. long be remembers by
| those who attended It. Has
BALLoU's MAGAZINE ron JUNE.--The
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is issued, and is as full Of interest as Q.
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Quad's great story of"rhat Taylor Boy"
| one OF the most remarkable series Of the
year, thrilling sea.yarn. quite mum.
Der Of nice domestic stories. several pie.
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Patent Coupler's humorous department,
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ton. lcre is q partial list Of the con.
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Marian Leslie's Husband - AT the
Easement "Desiree !" "rhe Violet
From the German Of Goethe; "Ethers
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Thomcs & Talbot. 23 Hawley Street,
Boston. at 81 so per year. and for sale
all over the country.
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Dec II. 1875 -er
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cur
ed Of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION. Lr I. sim-
pie remedy y anxious to make known 10 MI,
ieUoW sufferers the means Of cure. To all Who
desire u. he will send copy 81 IN. preseri,,ion
used, Tree Of charge, with the directions for
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hBd sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wi'hiog the prescription will please
address
REv. r. A. WILSON.
iet Penn 81, Wiliismstptgb, Nep Yotk
Nro ~ l85s.-sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

H-Upon the assembling ofCongress
ON ,hs 9th. tnth houses eare fnun., q
be without quorum. and motiops uere
adopted adjoarning until to-day.
~ The grand Jury OF the District Of
Columbia on Tuesday last. indicted
Bell<nap for bribery.
IV-Gov. Jacob feyt Wheeling Tor
Philadelphia on Monday last. t. witness
tho openinx OF the Exposition.
Ths Centennial Exhibition-O-
pening Ceremonies.
PMADEIrmA. May lo.--To day be-
ing legal holiday q this Stale, I'll the
pisces OF basinssa b Tile CITY are clos-
ed. and bunting = displaysd in profa-
sion on all the tlseroGghfarss. and to-
night there will b : grand illumination.
THE OATES OPENED.
The gates or the exhibition were
promptly opened at .. m. Since that
hour there has hesn ct sli the different
entrances.a continuous jam.
THE CEREMONIES OPENED
At precisely 1918 q. m. the national
airs OF all nations are ,siag performed BY ths
large orchestra
IL 10 estimated $4,000 people IRE on &c
Rr' unds and The popsssce 10 stiii pressing at III
IL the various esiraacrs Ever, sss,lsbie spo,
IN the nsis hborho"d of,hs grand stand 10 from
ot Memorial fia'i y eesnrisd by the crowd Oh,
are new inpatiessiv awaiting The arrival of ID,
p'esideut Of the -uuisd Slater Who has jss
been escorted To the main emit 49, hy, tho mill
tarv The sun 10 nov shining bri6t@l1. sud ID,
m"d 10 The streets and 10 the Exhitto& grounds
is RAPIDLY drv ting.
THx hHAUGrRAL ckREHanIIs
are now (ii.<o -. IN. fully unaer ray II X
Thought tina, fully 50.u0U people are With
vie~ Of the grand stand
bishop Simpson opened the ceremonies with
PRAYER. Cen. ilswlsy Thea del, efed sn address
replied To- ey Gen. urset. J, ureesi~af Whi,tiel
then read a poem. NV rr~xr.st me,it u which
was Its or-viiy, aud tho big shaw began. Al
lar ne sisend.oc 10 Concerned the opening "a
failure. it -~ti
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12
ERRORS OF YOCTlI.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered FOR rssrs from
IN Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and
al me elects ~ youthful indiscietion viii. for
voc saSe ~ suHrriog humanity, send free ~ ali
WhO need H. the recipe ami dirsc,i,n 10, ,,.Lina
ihc simple remedy by which ne was cured Sal.
fefefs wishing 10 profit Nv the advertisers ex-
per'enee caa DO 90 by addressing 10 perfect cor.
JOHN y. OGDEN.
"a Cedar st., New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12
Letter from Green Spring.

GREEN SPRINo RUIZ, May 10, '76.
Mn. HARPER business is almost at
a stand still, owing to the farmers pre-.
pairing their lands Tor the coming crops
whereof the pertater bug may be cen.
tennially happy.
When busines: stops those who have
no msnual labor to perform usually oc.
cupy their time in fighting the Spring
fever of, or being left to their own in.
clinations, sometimes conjur up some
deviltry- Politicians especially, are left
to improve their cunning tricks and
profit thereby
'fiow doth tho littIe busy Bee
improve Zach shining h"ur,
Sucking all the buds hs sees
To pack within his bower"
Or word. to that eject and
How doth the politician do,
To get himself in powsr7
lie buvs Haehsts for . quarter or two,
And bribss bis friend, for an hour
Such Am life. and the waythose Rom.
ney merchants we're inveigled into sell.
ing listchets below cost is cautionary tn
their future business standing-G emile
me :, buying Hatchets for 75c. and selling
them at soc. is mp hill work, il won't
pay for the hauling- and you may pat
it down that when M old experienced
or retired merchant enters your shsnty
and asks the price Of n Ratchet, and is
so we'll pleased with your figures "a To
take the entire stock and gives you an
order for more OF the same sort. there is
chah in the wind and you had better look
decide oud." If Ilatchels arc 10 re
sold for n mere song and then girea
o,cdy by the purchaser. Romney stands
"a good chance OF having oil her frn
trees Wasbingtonized by the youthful
aspirsntS TO fathers forgiveness. Hat
-lIatch--iIatchew
The other evening an aged lady pass.
ed hero on the night Express. aud put
ting her head ont the window for the
purpose OF viewing the country, she
suddenly was made aware that she was
minus q set Of teeth we'll set on n solid.
gold plate, arriving at Cumberland she
delicatcly made her loss known 10 Dan
Rellihan the blooming. basbfuI, beard
less. blackcyed night clerk Of the o. &.
Hotel. Dan is good boy and started
out the next day with the hope Of dnd-
ing those teefor missing his dinner and
w WV "Otus IL any one WabJS Olt1cUlt
case worked mp just call on Dan.
NJ. Frank Parker passed here Mon
day en- route for Kansas. We are all
sorry TO see Frank leave ia and as the
train bore him away there was not dry
eye to DO seen in the large circle Of
friends who had gathered to bid him
godspecd. Frank has promised to ex-
terminate the Grasshoppers and I will
turn OF the gas. TRAP.
When A. T. Stewart died VIC didn't
know but We should be made happy, by
being remembered in his will, and. there.
fore, did not dan any OF our subscribers
for day or two. The will has been
oponed at last, and for reasons that, no
doubt we're best known to Mr.. Stewart,
We were not remembered. Therefore
We will feel under obligations to our
subscribers II they will keep on paying
up until Commodore Vanderbilt dice
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NJ AISIsIEcD.

On the 18Th oli., bv Rev. Levi u GrstbiIl
VIZ EtiAs L'Fa.LETrE to Hiss nsrriE " An.
psesOH Ga The san- d4y. by the same. Mr
ns'Ssf , bArhLsrrs 80 Miss NhRY p. V
ARsotD--sll Of this county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

tV Another railroad war has begun
between the Bait. & Ohio. the Penn :,
Central, Erie, Grand Trunk and New
York Central which is likely to last
longer and he more disastrous to the
contestants than ever befo.e.-Martins.
burg s tutes7utp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12
Romney Markets.
CoRRrcrEo WglxLY w n e PsscAgs, RErA,
DEALEH IN g sEHAL MERCHANDISE.
ROuSry Nav II 1876

Corn, 90c. per barrel. Wheat. 81 40
per hushel; Rye. so ce lts: Oats. AZ
cents; Onions. IS cents: Butter. 25c.
fresh; Eggs. l2ic.; Dressed Chickens.
lOc. per pound; Dressed Turkeys.
l2lc., and Live Chickens $500 Der
doZau
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

N TIC G.
Mary j. Powelson, James F. Powclson,
John w. Poweison, Ida i. Powelson,
William 4. DOMAIN and Mary A. his
vie. and Thomas +. Gulick, Admin.
istrator Of John r. Powelson, decd,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
That on Saturday. the 9th day of
May. 1876. be ween tie hours OF sunrise
and sunset OF said day. at the Clerks
Office Of the County i'ourt of Hampshire
County, in Romncy. West Va, will
take the dispositions Of sundry witnesses
to be read as evidence in q chancery
cause pending in the County Court Of
said county, in which I am plaintiff and
you are defendants. Aud il from any
cause said dispositions should not be
begun. or il begun not completed on
said day. the taking Of the same will he
continued from day to day and time to
time. at the same place and between the
same hours. till completed.
ISAIAH +. POWELSON,
April 20. 1876. BY Counsel
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A s. Book for SO Cents.

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History Of America. from It's discovery,
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RELIGIOUS NoTlce.--The Sacrament
OF the Lords Supper will be administer
ell Mt Stone Quarry Church. near the
mouth OF the South Branch, on the 4th
Sunday in May (25th) Preparatory
services will begin on Friday. 26th inst.
at o'clock, L. NJ.
c.. w. FINLEY, Pastor.
May II, 1876.
The first Quarterly Meeting fol
South Branch Circuit, NJ. +. Church
South. will be held at Joinson's, May
10th and 2lst, 1876.
L III. WIIISNER, =. L.
April % 1875
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Hampshire Co. Normal School.

Tho attention OF young teachers.
- this and the neighboripg counties.
10 called TO PEor. TnRooP's NORMAL
ecNooL. now in successful operation.
near slancsville. Tuition Is % to S.
yer month: board. 81 to 50. Refer TO
A. n. ALvERsox, County .Saperinten.
dent; or. address PRor. GEoRoE IN.
TnnooP. - abovcI Or. better still. ooiDe
ON at once. ,st =, -.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

e. TO SEQ per asy Al hops. Samples
R,) worth 81 free. sTiNsOS Co., Port.
lsnd, Msiss.
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Stolen,

The place to trade your Produos To-
good Goods. lie At
0MKESoE. PUGH 4 vAECH
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

The first Quarterly Meeting fol
South Branch Circuit, NJ. +. Church
South. will be held at Johnsons, May
goth and 2lst, 1876.
+ ii. WHISNER. p. Z.
April %, 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

The MooreReld Examiner states
that work will soon be commenced on
the Episcopal Church in that place. and
TIA. he structure will be one Of srchi.
'ectuvai beauty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

~ Round trip Tickets will b isssed
10 PhilsdeiphiA from Cumbefland, Ma.
good for 6fteen days. for $l3 90; TO
New York, $i8 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

DA sewing machine Is reported
from Montreal to sew on buttons, carpet
borders, furs. etc.. not before done by
machine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

TIVE are informed that the Spring.
field Bass Ball Club are EXPECTED TO
visit :his place on Saturday next for
the purpose OF having a match game
with the Romuey Club. Look out. boys
Of Romuey, or YOU will be beaten.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

tS'Ths leading Physicians prescribe
Or. Wade's Liver Correctol" a. the best
and simplest preparation for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Liver complaints gene.
rally.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

~ The next term Of the Count,
Court for this county. will commcncs or
Tuesday. the 9Th day Of June. Jane,
Shcetz. Esq. President, George Slaid
nnd Daniel Mytinger. Justices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

For Arctic and Rubber OvERsHoEs
for Ladies' and Gents ~ reduced prices
&c 70 6uxEsoE. Puck = vAEsv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

II In the Circuit Court Of Mineral
county. on Tuesday last. Judge Arm.
strong presiding, John Allison, the in
dividual who was married in the jail nj
kcyser. few days ago. wa. arraigned.
tried AMI convicted Of stealing gun.
and sentenced to the Pcnitcntiary for
two years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-12

GVWe learn from the Postmaster OF
this place that he issued during the
frst three months of the present year
32s money orders. amounting to $4.s75
l6 and Sc orders received amounted to
$3.50 Cl.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
sl.nlnon5 WanleO-Ala!

VrSEFTI.-A Protestant boy residing with
I.naI,.... .I,. -.I.4.Dn of -ll, klu oty I,i,r
,r,D rlt .ia.., IHr t..r
ESEFIL MANA useful man for country
or,itF. fra uo.E arfi,r uf Ln..f 'Ittr. Hlk
r ant a s.h Itc o., H.- beet 90 ,tF 4ut country rf'r
I.r. aI.n sf.r r4l, Wuih rf.lii t.iuUffItr
I.IahI, young TIu. 10 fir IaNlI.r lA.I HOME LN-
IEAt, Us .tH ave, B doors Hh'Fe loihtt
yErAITEK-A Fu.nehmlu who speaks En-
w rah wishes place Iu private t.uIN i- 10
Protestant AuU uf Yrt FUt lui Dos r't..ri i,.imu
.s can Hs r,ru 900 tU- ave-. between sata 4ll .Utl
4Al4tI.. n Il lIAi.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
Gmuserenis.

/
THE
GREAT NEw.YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND 35rBsT,
AN ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION
AND PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
AN INSTITUTION
OF SOLID BEAUTY
AND THE ONLY GREAT AQUARIUn
IN AMERICA.
GRAND PUBLIC EVACUATION,
WEDNESDAY OCT. Il, 1876.
AND TO REMAIN OPEN AFTER THAT DATE
FROM A NJ. UNTIL 10 P. NJ, DAILY.
A PICTURESQUE INTERIOR,
COMBINING ARCHITECTURAL NOVELTY
AND ARTISTIC BEAUTY.
CLASSIC sTATUARY AND TROPICAL FOLIAGE,
AN IMPOSING coMBNATIoN
OF INTERESTING OBJECTS
ENORMOUS IRON AND GLASS TANKS.
FIJI ED WITH THE PUREsT SEA WATER,
BROUGHT FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND FORCED THRoUGH vULcANIzED
RUBBER PIPE BY POWERFUL
STEAM PUMPS
MAMMOTH FRESH WATER TANKS,
SUPPLIED BY DIRECT CONTACT WITH
TIE CBoroN MAINS.
GREAT sUBTEBRANEAY RESERVOIRS
IMPOSING COLLECTION or
RARE FISH AYD MAMIALrA.
LIVING MONSTERS
FROM THE OCEANS DEpTHs.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM EVERY SEA.
DoDwoRTHs sUPERB ORCHESTRA
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC.
EACH DAY AND EVENING FROM ? TILL AND
FROM TILL 10 O'CLOCK.
NEITHER PAINS NOR EXPENSE WILL BE SPARED
TO RENDER THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE
NEw.YoRK AQUARIUM UNsURPAssABLE.
Admission cents.
90 extras ciareeij
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
- Proprietor. siiLtIPAN SHOOK
-..,.l The most sdcee. s..,l piay OF the
ais TIE TWO 68iHANs.
7A' at l5j. IT'S UNRTyASIIEB, o.sr
Boxoace open FOR sale Of seats from a. m 70 10 p
WALLACK*.
Mr. LESTER Proprietor and Manager
Every evening epa saturday 2Ianee qp further notice.
NEW COMEDY,
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
written expre sly for tins thoater.
Characters by MT H. j. Montague, Mt Harry Beckett Mr.
AruO W. n Herbert. Mr. }. shannon, Mr. W Eynge,
Mt Edwin. Mr. Leonard. ar Peek Miss Ada Dyas, Mmo.
I'Ous. Miss Enie Ge1nOu, ana Miss Bl2l3ieL
Due notice viii De given UI the INST appearance of Mr.
JOHN GILBERT, NJ. G. 4. STEVENSON, Mr.. =. M. HOL~
LAND, Mis-. JOHN SEXTON, Miss ROSE Isle, Miss
JOSEPHtNE BAKER, Miss KATE BARTLETT, and Miss
BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 4. ". TO4PM.
STH-AVE. Theater Broadway and 28th-st.
- Proprietor and Manager .....M Nj. AUG gSTiN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT, a 10 S, Augushn
orrru, Ia,vs Great Spectacular Comedy, en-
LA4'@ uled LIFE Comedy OF CITY Iypesi
Tie great east includcs 1lessrs. C0ghlan.
MATINEE John Br0rgham, James Lewis, Charles
Fisher. Miss AMY FaWstt; also. Nile.
SATT RDAY At Buufuti and Nile SOlke IN the Rayis-
ing snow Bal
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
Do1r0 ano Rooms.

Country Board
IN a private family, location on the Hudson
Ryer-GoOd BOARD at moderate Hce. or WIZ rent the
half OF a large iufhiShed mouse H"u'ess l'"A 40
NEONTCLAIR, NJ.-BOARD and INSTRUC-
fccy healthfn location, aud thorough Instruction IN hns
testimonials furnished.
DHILADELRHGA.-Fi -First-class boarding at
from 81 80 To ~ per day. lt2O Ninest
DHTLADELPHIA.-V can secure Rooms,
! Breakfast o'clock Dinner at l3s North iothsI -
Boarding and lodging at
4 Mrs j.. HAMILTON THOMANS, l,3Il OLtslhutsl.-
PHILADELPHIA BOARDING for visitors,
at Mrs ). HAMlLION IhoslASS, l'9l' y nc 'u'''t,
DUILADELPHTA.- - First-claSs BOARD;
l Transient and Centennial Visitors, IL 90 per cay LIS
Hace,st -
DHILADELPHIA BOARDING-11 per day.
l4l1 Moore below Baltimore DEPOT ri7tcass mousse
ELPHIA.-Centcnnial BOARDERS
taken, 2o02 North 22dsi five minutes from Iadsea'e
station. NewNork cara
DUILADELPHIA.-S - Select BOARD, 2,129
Ar,hst sIlrrjd location dinner at $50. Tolm' iof
amil.c; and parties transient, sito "a 80 Per day.
DHILADELPIHA.-Ceu Centennial Visitors can
hoc: :fs9S north y s 5d1,ada % @ m oa Tc S y
pHILADELPHlA-156 North 9tL-st.--Cen-
i tcuual BOAEniNG modctrte i,rm'i ni'5',,IIs i a.,
usatcrs.
Observation-Disclosures House near Willow
Grove station Chestnut Iii; open To Novcubcf ample
tr.cls. accommo arcu- ei-, pure sprns vaef 80 MN
u;gs. direct transit "a Exposition.
pHILADELPHlA.-14l@ NORTH 18TH
strvate family WI trt I'VE t@.,r,' @ i'L , l .,,,
hoAipI during sPG lon '''o'' 90 minutes 10 iO'4-'
DHILADELPH "A few select Centennial
visitors can obtain boarding DO lr,fie @ @iamy ", win m
several lines Of street cars No. si2 Aoth -ast. faae
plia.
DHILADELPHIA South-Wc,t corner 18th
/ and Jercr-onss- Parties Visiting fmltd' 'pha duuuf
o.m. na f9d e. u i,p 91 ss s6,, 4 ,-i, ' r u. 3 r
snD st., philadelphia
DHlLADELPHlA.-Ccutcuuial private board
4 ing parties eau address Afs 9N AiH, i.ii W,@ia.ii
board browr stone is'ge nicely iuig .i h'ss e1r, &
er.A.c. . iln'a,, ..o.u 2. Nsw-NorL
rE7O PARTIES wishing to economic, lovely
aud desirable HuNEls of.t j. i1r ihr fll aII ,u'.t
Jersey 10 ai4g.e' o" depot nn' l".9'' ,5,' n. ''-,i,
5 49, q nn t \ rtl ... & ,..t. ,o'pt,. ~ j.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 LADY q cyrriMcc DE- ircs BOARD In o
= private 'lmIFr tgt iN-I ltt ,t i''- ~ tIl,' lu
i ,ll ,,.. ne l -l'c 10y "'A' "''''' A"'''' '' '''
POAND-Wau.cd to purchase, FUlNI-
- 90 D.. iu4.t o.,..ia. lH.-.s rIe can u"l Dr.
ies- soa FUTON AID s5ul it.,. 4aar.s oLi,I0N. S.
XVANTED-OFFICE for PHYSICIAN. be-
moderate rent PHN-IriAS. boIi- iroUAc Ft'"n "t'e
N[ANTED-PAB.uE FLOOR, or pant. for
~ ncntist b0iwr0u s2d 1rl nh '. ana Broad l ..a
VI Olson ave. A..nss PERMANENT Uptown lnnnhr
XYANTED-Au unfinished second floor OF
v',' i '.' t''., & I',' "'' @ ~ @ i,, %
scnl' man ann VIE N.'-. u' -l.l- L..--..- -.-.,