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New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

GlcambeG.5 au0 Railroads
EALL RIVER LINE. ..
4 INDVClG0N uT gARE TO BOSTON
sgtu INr+I CLASS.
THE MaGNIlfCENI STEAMERS
MI. PotL AND OLD COLONY.
IRON. pl. 27 Sogih W.,t. root yl Murray st.
UtILT D-rNDhTS 'Ssep,,r ~ n M.
Tickets sul secci Vu.c pl hotels and ticket
oacos and ua t.t rl auf s1!arr. eECl.GE L. CONNOls
Cen. Pass. Art7g. EDNnEN LOWELL, Aftut..
Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
IA WINTER AkEt NGENENT:
toi ncng Oct 20, 1870. Trains leave iluntera iOat as
follows.
800 a. EApEsss mail iof Grcnpogi, sag HGrbor, sni
Hampstead
l060a m-@al train for Port Jefferson, Locust Vale7;
Heap teau ana HutsaNay.
IljO M Accommodation Tor HclsyllU and HcmHsten
go T.. n-A Anros. fr nrertof, So harJJr Lnrlst Val
Icy, Hrup-i,I Id, aId it1yk yktNLN.
430 p n-iYpress Jefferson. Ioc,st Valley ana
$40 D. IMPRESS for Locus; Valley. Hampstead and Rock
away. ...- ,,,.----,,
Trains leave hourly Finishing ffOt $3.50 10 tjJ
NJ ard at ., l0Sy ard ll4J 2. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
300 u-fUr IOrt Jefferson. Locust Valley ani Hemp
5SJ p u.-For Sorpor,, Locust yalioy, and Honfstea
M.sNi Df ~. ,seA,tdi .Idi~stf
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. Boolding-scho0l for 20 boys-oae vacancy
u OWED sti-r A. -. P9r hos''r "''tr'rst"r CO. ~ y
NINSTfruTE caoacally for NOJNG BOYS.
~ T.. lfIYir-. :. n, Ham'sts'i l. : Sk'' ror .'f
4 FAMILY BOARbiNG-SC SCHOOL ou farm
~ X nluos from Nlw.York a. por wees Ter board wal.
A!lI,s. Nra. H. e. NuURl.iI,
AGl',. .-ci, J. /.
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BURLINGTON COLLEGE, \. J.-Classicai

BURLINGTON COLLEGE, \. J.-Classical,
tP scientific. Fnd Military 7ct''i or BOYS.
DOlS Gudcr | / year. Of age are received into
~ The iIoNE aud sCHp1L @, Rev " u LaihrDN Al
] ,,''i m i,c sli5 r,r5, o: hrf i Tais are al
initiei az any tno TO. cii.li4r. lii tio fnocpa
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL Cor 20
Y ho,.. Ees g T. aad rrmi- AE1o g. Ii-it'ofl, conn
CLASSICAL INS2ITU UrE.--lirs. liarwooTs
he sirtGsry. Natural dsscopnsrt caF,n.s considered
EUUCATI0N.--NrS BESCHORs Institute
a. or its a.,onPis'm'n' o. louae @ i,e' IA ,,: @gy
ila.r Terms rl.r able. Tor . terc.s
T ar ~ ,l ~ - Il iG6i1Ts%f. is%f was. n, T. &
Fort EDWARD INSTITUTE \. v: for
ll.icf and r.u'rn" - fsr year ir Boa0 arA COM
adir,.lJp> /. ElNG. u. %. sp.m reru Marcn ~
GOLDEN Hull SEMINARY for young hdios
w Ea.gcoo't Coan. At,ir-4 Miss EHilh NEls1N
EEONr SCH0GL--Crotou-on iiudson-tor
io1aa .a'i,- Mia.A {. BARLOW.
FYOllE SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADIES, opcns
iaSo. iS1ai1't.t' TnVur.GH ~.
sEViNG INSTITUTE, Tarytowu, y. Y.--Rc-
n n opc~ .,n." :,%".., ION no m'N''F' no "'
'''"'' ''' '-'''.' h6GiG%'iiS 6 ROWE. Principals,
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, Fury
81 t.er. ..Y. Addic.. r,v F.J. shcE-oS tr'ncpaf
EtENr SE3iINhRY-A BOARDING. SCHOOL
n~.r,a. Aasre,, ,r fiuc al .iss J.. =. 1iAoif Kent,
ii,e.iitid Co., Connecticut
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
w flams n. y. irH~i"I. %. b. Willis. rh. y.
15T. PLEASANT lNSr'rE.-Pli,utc Glasses
Ifk ioruoya Aui -. Ma I-j.b1 -fGltC lfh. oi pin.
IEISS BULkLEl'' BOARDING and DAY
"; s.ilOOLio, Young I.rs. 1arytova on ihe Hudson.
DtEkSklLI N. y MILITARY ACADEMY
4 tintTr yroT. c0rhprie .ymuasnm grounds gcTts
resident !aSrac;nls h'iv h0artae pupils
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
w SEiI3CI rbAEptNG SCHOOL EOH BOYS.
At SING SING ~ TIVE NJ pSON.
destruction following DEPART
mcuiH: Ca8,rli Hoioru i4luacc7, Mathematical fnlih
sfrd.os. NGuru! science toroul liy organized M
TER, Department htrr school Cvutns infi. SPECIAL
ADVANTAGES IOE PUfIS PREPARING FOR WEST
POINT.
MAJOR ". W. BENJAMIN. ,,,,,,,,..t,
:. HOWE ALLEN, =. NJ. f''"''i'''
DENNSYINhNIh MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Cui@sTEB. rs!.u. HEOPES1 jar :. TnofuusD in
sruclon IN Cis aul y n;lg ingiheeIn, Ae casi, an!
3 Naasalsl, =. u Col IHEl I!IAIl Prs. 4 H. A.
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= FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AZ RRA NGENENT or PASSENGER TRAINS. Dee. S,
lS75-Isa-e dcpots foot Of C0rInd and DJl0,es SIS at
q. M ior Fas,uu. Bethlehem. Allentown N4uCA Ch1lk,
Ha2ieOp Beaver aeaaow Mahan0y City, Shenandoah az
Carmel Nikeshaire Pf-iOu E,fira a.. connecting win
trains ithaca. AubMn, Rochester, Bulao Niagara Fa%
and tie West.
D. n, ,or Fsston bethlehem. Allcntown Hauch Chunk,
Hq5ieol Nshancy city, Shenandoah, W.kebarrr Pst"n
TulrharGoc,. &C. making close connections Tor Reading,
Fottsv..l., snd Harrisburg.
{ p m. for E2siCn, BethrAen, AhentcWn ana aaheu
Chunk, stopping aj al stations -,
GsO IA Niif Express, daily toT IaSton. Bethlehem. Al
Nilkrsnalrv, tIttetOn, Enr1, tc,
couB,ctpr m trains Tor ithaca, Auburn Aoiesie buio,
Nfts.r. an. and ihc West. puagas soc.i!2 CIlCles
attached. Rob II H. - hi, sup 40
GINNING
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NTEW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y RIVER RAELkOAD.-Altcr Jan. ], 1876 trOl "A
tIails N'lii leave CTL-d Central Depot
m. Chicago aud NDrt Express, win drawing
room cars through 10 dorchester. ,, -
10 SOa. Slccla Chicago EE rtr> Win
u Poe lester sui Bgdt.o
400 - m Montreal EAyress, VIII s.cii. .l' iron New
N0rl t1 So A,lgus. srgyIu- IT MCnttta! al ~ a. m
600 +. Express wth slerng-cars Tor Na'-rtpWa ana
a. - 70 r.C.fr = E,r,ss lilly with sleeping flr
Iufaa Cleveland and CinCuua IA;
a., ~ ,,r "a JofIi r. =, and NJ. {. R7iigp..s
90 m x,rrss ~ sleeping for Albany and Troy
WY i'''"' - PV' ''o~ '' L. H. kENDHICk.
nrrfp
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Ocean GienMerG

NATIONAL Line
From Piers ~ and ~, North River
FDE LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND ........-..T THURSDAY. March 30. a.
fOR QUEENSTOWN ASD LIVERPOOL
ITALY $500. nar,l 70 p IN. 1ltE ~ EEH. .hpTt 5nm.
EiA ApIII 93O3 Irl HkiN ETA hpll q,
CJ.n rassigr go aud so. currency Return tcAets at
,ecac passasc sc carTency. Prepaid tckots
Furif ireland end scotland ~ The lowest rates
Drafts Asu,d iro.. = upward. - cirroni prices
Apply ~ the Company . o.-cc I . LI,adl 4! 49,. ,,
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DOlS Gudcr | / yCar- Of age are received into
~ Tho iIpNiC and sCippLot Rev Y. u ihik~oN Al
~ifatiDfd end Glrs a'tr.Lna 3h 90 tHr physical
intellectual aud scg'u. cutrro Sue el'..t lD-l "I con-
airicr second Wc'n'adaf o. ArIl l rtYs are al
inted az any tuo. 10. cs'.lt aiTJ o." ihe fnncpd'.
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meet WIN itFtf X Il Al SpilhSnth A L ~.
sa,-cl R.ia g noue4toa.c bridgeport The o. sc5
HonaiN sud uc 500 = ~, J. ald 440 p. N. with New.
SUNDAY RosJoa nal Trains at P. via Springfield at 10
Drawn roi Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars On
ilcstis eaa Le purchased Ticket oece Of Conpaay a:
Grand Ccair4l DeJoi ohccs Of y Ifasfe, Co. at
also checs 5agga,, frsa. residence 20 destlIaiiJn
DROYlDENCE AND STONINGTON :. 9. Co.
Between NETWORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION N FARE
Bf.VV-TF. ,.i.W.YoHK AND PROVIDENCE TO s.
DErWEES NEWYoGa AND BOSTON 10 -
SgONINGrpN LINE.
The elegant & sGaf EEG9f & Per lsAN1 Nm NAeEA5S ABB S
Ja' St, ta.y e1rert Sundays, ~ p N -, ... d, ,
] 3 s & 5i5 S Pn'iG aS SS mas sa a 'a', az css @ Il
Ne,tco, LSpiY.s, o., qmgauI an an - Sie B,os."ay
Steamship. BIZ, -r. ana tAIhTEA laye Pier e. y R.,
700 S % ton s ly 10 S2 &SSc s'a are POM. Doa
lreic.i~ via either line taken aj lowest rates. ,
/. W. fl@ias. g. T.. AIT u. h. kABNoth' Fi'''leA'-
DEN ESY LNANIA RAILRO AD. - ~
ROUTE rnu- leave Ncnl 5ls from oo, Of DesOos''e ana
Ezprcss t1s Hurshurr Ptis51rzh the West AMI south
Fo. Wuiunso5yr and Lock Haven Jya Philadelphia and
rg H. q uiy ogunrc.rs IT. IA As1ePhsl = ~ 4" ma -' SS -.
icc u .t Cur, r it,vile, Pc,rclcun Center i 'ss Oh
or mo.y Wa-.hu ron, and The sorth, Limited wash.
aa 4I .. ta,iss" Pas i L; az daily gA'e l, -1yt
$40 70 NJ, az ?. 10 SUNDAY, p n. ,os,2a
....tr.sIul hIaa,-4lAd $50, ID, y ~ o. M,
To- - q. e. So y. r and II gill SUNDAY, D. o. - sou
ard 3 +. al. Eairraut and secoDl ,las,. @. "a ,t
g. 80 Slu $40 g. ~. go 30 b. 5-c. 90 go -
o5o z. so ~ H. ll.5o D. aud - night r"A'E'
r ~ 7i'o5 g. y. 3d. II 55 e g. TO- I; saS e.
go 3, isr, s.i, ia ll$0 p IA, aid l. night s"Di'S'
a., resaa, .a 3 6SI : 3.4r 3 10 II a. u, - m, >
l.f sIJ .lH . 4.io. 80 30, 90, > 40, OIL - o. .
= 10 ID n.. sud j. Hicul. NHud9v 5., 90 ahl y n
tor f,rJH Aub'l, aad south Aul3oy ani ~
a. H, < i2 .,.E ~, y ( aud Il a. H. > $40 4lo so
ci.,'7 D. w.. HuJ i2 night sunday p a.
t..,.l 81 l.lll-<.aD. A tI, = Hud '.-t
Tor hlu-. 30. Ky lit N. T. M ava lVP W.
t..r p,pc,tpn. d. a4. l-.SO :: tu, dnd D. L
lu, l.nih0ggt l,, ts.O >. ui = Is nd 4lo - NJ ,p
-. ',-i.,I, aud Ney.del, $3.50 add p "'
10. .',p..uct,i = 80 q. H. ald 3 pm.
I.~r N,r.,r .d >IIIcrs ( Diitugu, . y ~ md
tor Ir.ofor Plr,tcntcnu, burlington, ano N"""'"' ~
Q.yp "a. Ut l. 80 ' 4, s. .,bu Z y. a. o.,
%, -" " ~ '' .tgii 80 :. u, Inl 80 p h.
:. rst.n.rt..tr aid Sapau, i ~ tha I; ~" .mh,y
~ ii-'isi.r rem ocr0r AMI "a 'icn VA t'I'' -'''
mi 81, Monmouth iuucuol. E;lu T. ~ ., A,nhey
iti Ii'-l,i,f.iuu and PombertOu . a. H. va fN''
=" ~, Monmouth j Jinct Ji. 1893
20 80 rive a. follows from Flt'sus" ~ asiJ
1I n ID = ~ daily 10 - H. ~ au 60, - = si D. M
sxeri MoaaH From Nastntinn ap NO a. n IRON Ehls'
sWS 5ie aad lO2z m sunls nv III ~ M 2.i5 i9a
e'ft~riS 10 siI. 900 lu:27 T. m SUNNY ~
G.a ~ . -, -..n iu27 =. N ~, As,or House
o.sl,ti ee',s, 5.G aud 9ii Hro4dN w, y" .o Cnrts.
~, ~ ~ Hs.,,nqscs ard tortannt So llo,oken
a,a aS,,, STy ~ and Nos IA ile and ~ hSu'0'''
/ FRANK THOMSON o-"AF. hAn4Isf.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

III
AND UN TED STATES MAIL RoUrR.
Trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosses anu Cortlandt
Streets Ferries, A. follows;
Express for Harrison On, Pittsburgh. the West and
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, V3O A NJ,
q and $50 r. Nj Sunday, q anu $3.50 r. n.
For WlliAmsport Lock baven, Irry and Ere, At $50
A. NJ. aud $50 P NJ. connecting Al Cory Tor THUS
For Baltimore. Washing on and The south, Limited
Waehiugt Express" Of Pullman ParlOr Cars usilY,
except Sunday, $3.50 a. H.. arrive Washington 4:10
PM, Regullr at $40 A. NJ, 3 andeP +. NJ. SUNDAY
Expres. for Philadelphia T. 73o $40, $50 A. NJ, 1880,
%, =, $3.50, andSP NJ IMMIGRANT and second CASA
For Centennial Depot at $50 $50 $780, $40 $50 A.
NJ. 1890 3, and z. NJ. Returning, leave Ce tennal
Depot at 7lS sl5, 1880 A. NJ, ilo, 300 4, $50. 8.
For trains 20 Newark Elizabeth Railway. Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmbOy, Pennington, Belyldere, and
other points, see local schedules AZ al ticket Offices.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, o IS and 1880 a. NJ.
and 1890 T. NJ. daily; lob A. NJ. and $50 l.. NJ daily,
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore
$40 A. NJ. 400 $40 and 1925 + VI. SUNDAY $3.50 4.
From Philadelphia, 510. $50. 600, 1913, ll20
li;54 A. NJ $40, 405, 6l5, $40, 900 sli. and lO;25
Ticket oifces, SEQ and oA Broadway 1 Aston House.
foot OF Drsbrosse, Cort aidt SITS; Court
BrooKyni ia, li6. and lls Hul son st. Hob oxen.
knlgranl Tic e ONCE, Batter place;
FRANK THOMSON. ID. NJ 30 ID. JR.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
VNHE MARY POWELL, for West Point. New.
burgh, POushkeepse. kOnuOut. and KINGSTON, land
lug At Cozzcnss. COrnN all. Milton. and New Hamourg
aud Marlboro b. ferry, will leave Per ~. Nestry
ST., DAILY, suudays excepted at $3.50 i. NJ
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SHARES 900 EACH.
PAYABLE ts MONTHLY.
GU sHARtHOL DER Will HIVE ONE LOT.

EACH SHAREHOLDER WILL HAVE ONE LOT.
WHILE TIE MOST FORTUNATE ONE WILL
RECEIVE A
tiuOoO MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
OF the BEST LAND The MAIN STREET, and but
two blocks rom the railroad station.
EACH PURCHASER OF a SlI ARE. upon the pay
nent II the nrst install ment will receive ccrincate
emitting HIM her to u the ! is plots men
toned IN the annexed list upon the tu payment NJ the
q . tundrot u liars, either In weesy r. monthly IN
Htallments, or cash dOwn the pure elect
the location OF each purchasers property TO be deter
mined b.
DtiAWING Al THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
N PRESENCE OF THE SHAREHOLDERS,
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING JERTlFI.
GATES WILL Hk ADMITTED.
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d IAMING I'D TnIRp AyENgE TnEATRE

Two wheels will be provided-one holding the names
Of shareholders and the otn"r holding the numDers Of
the plots and lots name and hummer will be drawn
sinu tuneOusly until both wheels empty and the
rds lied, each shar holder being emitted to whic
ever hr number dcslgna ra as shown On the m p
No sha choNcrs name can enter into the GisrihutiOn
une his or her payments snail amount 10 twenty Ave
dollars each share taxed the date Of the distrbu
tOn TINS rule l. essential to preserve good faith be
tween the shareholders.
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Excursions.
1 DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
a PLYMOUTH ROCK

WflulpiuNS.
A DrLIenFFHE9Kak5 I htHc A9sF
Rock8wAY.
g2}8 SsEEEgE taLf FttEMF IL. . sSSs:s
q ESSk VIZ sF: and
FAMILY les,ssps fyfsS DsS q.
EVERY msining At the beach three hours %
~ returning to the city by O'Clock P. N.
FARE for the whole excursion. FIFTY
kocKawW, SO cents.
e sysSS S Is IN
SS sfkss sof sasS SOA caiass st u
A -ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
n!sgEFs PT RI ATIASE OCEAN
BY the f'vOT sRd eHg mod sFy RR
MUSICAL q Ghf iG''fesri.TtfS
AMERIcys LEAVES
s.'s st. p isS f. Fs 'e'fM sa n 81" ?sa
$50 and si ss sTS 2f ss sEa and 600
.nd -. " "a y y iso
Fsrs s. cents G. sss icse s. os@
SeTn texts sCoS On snes s ,S boats
n SSs s ,s ss %HHa cSF
connection with the ABOVE boats.
Anl7i,zer 20. CoMEyS, iIHSp 1, PA ~ y
Gomez island one s asT afssf sUsp2
;.v'Hi $40 lq Il .p a. $40 Or ~ 4 sS!s
isS I I'D ESQ IT, NJ sHfPaS siy't S @
riM. fTaIsin 81 n; r. 1859 100 s9e tfo e. NJ
5!sg Is from p .pG ISEh safiaF A SD r
a sH i s1 Doo ssS sss '1S los $50 saa ~
A. viii secommodsie 400 passenger. price $50 70
800 per day Apply in the afternoon a, ~ Fulton 81
BBSoKhkEsS SsS IS! Rs sy
Ton e., brooslysM g ye'try a. New TSr. A. gg S
Island, cez1cns, Yves. Point. anu Cornwall Returning.
D,. Vi. f. s% s TIP:
on sIna., june Is s3d Commune dsy thereafter
r. s !, o sa ketur ssS Al es1:
New Haven NJ arriving q New r2rs at sSo
Dsut vslsy, aud SHADY Side s!eSmbost: leave Canal
81 daily at 90 .nc 10 A. r. siS ana 7db p sun
ssains Il ana Al ~ DAILY and susdsT 10 MIN
| later Round trips, % cents children halt price
Fi:sS.S ocean !s!s5.i sf
ris9n ST. \: RI ESQ., sth e. = ~ PEE, "a n, X r.
u IL '''' ~ '' '''' Al @. FOSTER Manager.
| ROCkAWAY BEACH. New sea steamer Ma
leaves daily from the foot OF Franklin st. 81
10 A. Nj tare $50; excursion tickets, toci leave the
beach at $3.50 p. NJ
| ITO CHARTER FOR EXCURsIONs.-
u Saloon steamers wyoming and william Cook baryes
| Republic Chicago. BALDWIN, Caledonia, aud Anna Al
aerney Park EIeelsior orienta R,risn Bcseh' lon;
coz sS5s '' Sf SIS
~ AND RETURN SANK DAY
| BY DAY LINE STEAMERS.
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RtaI Gtslalt.

GREAT oLEAnINEGSSSur -ALK
DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSES AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT OF
HIlCHtOCk'S
GARDEN CITY PARK.
Separated only 10y the railroad track from the Hon.
A. 4. STEWAl.4 : GAiDkN CITY.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RuiIrOuo,.

N c V1BBARD and DANIEL DREW Leave VestrY
81 Pier At $40 and 2itn IT. at $50 A. NJ Landing at
Nyack ana TarrytOwn 10Y ferry DoaD, West Point
Newbgrgn Poug keepsie. ihlneDeck Cstskill and hud
Close connection Albany with new train Ut $3.50
T. NJ the West, over New York Central. aud com.
nencing June 20 by special train TO Saratoga. To West
Pon Al NewDurgh and return, same day 81. Poagh.
keepsie, 81 90.
A -PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany.
~ saratoga, and c West leave daily tSundays ex
cepted) at ?. NJ. Pier Al. n. r. foot OF Canal ST.
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~ Par, reiuced.-By the swit steamer ARROW.
SMITH leaving Jewels wharf Brooklyn, at $50 4. Nj
Pier 81 East river 2a5 r NJ and loot $50 81 SP. N.
RETURNING leaves NofwNlk AT $50 n daily sundays
excepted, connecting each way with Danury and Nor
* ana New Haven railroads.. Fare, 80 cents. kx-
cursIon tickets. 90 cents.
nID-ESTABII-HED LINE for siuyveslnL
~ CAISklII. ana intermediate landings. steamer
Andrew Hlrder from FranKlin ~. (ler S5). tuesday
Thursday, anu Ssturl lay ~ auier Monitor Monday
Wednesday, and FrldIy 4. NJ.
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4 ost ano founo.

/ 0ST- Bank book No. 800 lloi Under please return
~ II ~ Beecker Street B.nk.
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Dtrsunal NutIrts.

nISEASES or MEN, Nervous Debility, and kin.
dred afec ions speedily aud permanently cured bY
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D., la Lexington ay., near
10th IT, Hours, sos
MARY V. =. Ia entrcated 10 let W V. y. know her
WI Whereabouts rs lac Is IN the greatest sorrow Tor
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NPERATORs aud bas,e rs on The finest white
MRS. HOPKINS
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See cream.

HORIZONS ICE CRLA VI, made from pure
IA. cream to churches fairs, festivals, &c, Poe per
quart 306 an ayr lS6i broadwa, ann 20 Cndlha st
VNuSSELI'SIC CREAM, ~ Bible House-Best
IN the CITY kxcur ions, festivals retailers, 20
per q,sIt Special attention. 10 outoftOWn orders
sumniti~Dranch. 6O West l4Ih Ut,
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HANDS WANTED on gentemen's white shiris
""u '''''' r. Nj. BLOOM, 90 East Broadway
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SbIppIuy

ANCHOR LI>E.-U.s MAIL sTRAMRRs.
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers bnuSed at lowest rates from
port or railroad ets "a N Great Br tall ireland.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling dreen-
nIREGr LINE 10 FRANCE. VA Plym u H.
~ Tue General lr.nsatlantic IompanYs steamers for
Havre SAL on saturday. tckeie rcdu ced
rates. LOUIS Dk bEBIAN, Agent, o5 Br ladway.
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GOOD operators on lawn waists on W. & G.'s ma
NJ chine TO work In the house. Call TIE whole week
BOIL, o. lat st. basement
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Orr Souos.

IL EEP'S PATENT partlY.m de DIRE shirts the
m very best for 81; can De finished easily IA
hemming handkerchiet on Broadway, V2l Arch
st., Phhadephia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19
VIVIAN rED-Paptr bo1es-Hands understanding
w glue WIr.. lsg Crosby II.
ADVERTISERS

NAV leave their fayors for TnR SUN at the only
AUTH rived IN own advertisement Oirces,
In = Broadway, corner OF SIS; st. III 7. NJ. and
aGS West 23d g., opposite Grand opera House, and
No. $50 sd Av cOr.er OF attn ~, until = T. Vi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

OPFR ATORS wanted on Wheeler & wilson's and
~ singers sewing machines on shirts and oYeralls
good hands only apply. 500 stanton II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

nPER sTORs.-we want one hundred nrst cas,
~ operators OF Wheeler Wilson machines I
ladies suits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

EXPERIENCED hands on lawn waists Wilcox
HOFFMAN & LUX.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-03-30
Omnipresent.

We encounter arsenic everywhere, and
and face the dangers of arscnic,l poisoning.
From drug stores we receive medicines
wrapped in arscnical papers, put in Paris
green paper boxes, with arsenical paper
caps tied over the corks, etc. We have
often seen confectionery exposed for sale to
young children, wrapped in the deadly
green paper. We have often fund youn"
children sucking toys painted with the
horrible stuff, and with their mouth stained
throughout with the venom. The Paris
green paper is one of the commonest in use
for binding school books numerous deaths
of children are known To have been thus oc-
casioned. No country can be called clvilz-
ed in which such suicidal ignorancc-such
stupid slaughter Of the innoccnts-is COM
mon One more Illustration only. II is
very common to see IA lawyer or his clerk
put into his mouth, to moisien the gum side
of it, beautiful green paper dish with
scolIuped edges, to attach to some document.
These things are found in every lawyer 5
office in the land, and used constantly.
They are seldom made of any other than
the Paris green paper. Can this be
ignorance, or are lawyers all fatalists, and
believe they can only die when their time
comes ?" At this rate, arsenic will soon
become as common as dirt, and it behooyes
us to keep our eyes well open.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-03-30
INFLUENCE OF GREENBACKS.

He looked like man who might have
had fifteen cents last fall, but who had used
the last Of it weeks ago. When he sat
down in the restaurant the walters paid no
heed to him, and he raped several times
before Il colored man slid that way
II want fried oysters said the man as
he looked over the bill of fare
"Dey is just out, fried oysters is, re-
piled the waiter
Bring me chicken. then"
"Derc isn't chicken in de place"
Got any venison?' inquired the man.
Not an inch, sah'
Got any ham and eggs ?"
"No, sah.
'.Sec here, said the man. getting vexed,
Il want a square meal. I've got the du-
cats right here, and I can pay for my din
ner and buy your old cookshop besides"
He lifted biz roll of yrecnhacks out Of
his pocket, shook it at the darkey and con-
timued-
Have you a chicken p
Yes, sab, guess so, sab ; I have de
biggest kind o belief dat since we began
to talk, chicken hab blown right into de
kettle an been cooked. And now bout
dat venison and does fried oysters-dey has
also arrived"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-03-30
Importance of Recording Deeds.

To Illustrate the Importance of recording
deeds the Allentown Democract says: Some
years ago, during the sherifalty of j. w.
Raudonbush, Nr. Stettler, of Lehigh town
ship, purchased from the latter, at sheriff
sale, u tract of land, the deed for which, al
though he received it, he neglected to have
recorded, and when subsequently he sold
the property to third party, that par
ty, on receiving the deed, did the same as
he had dene-laid it away, and never
thought of his papers until they had been
destroyed by fire that devoured his dwell
ling. To obtain a new deed the present oc-
cupant will have to fall back on Settler
and MIR. Stettler, on application to ex Sheriff
Raudonbush, may obtain duplicate from
the latter for the property sold to him at
Sheriff sale, from which he may then
have u proper conveyance made out to vest
the right of ownership in the.nan to whom
he sold. Mr.. Stettler being well known as
fair and honest man, no difficulty is anti
cipated, yet all the trouble connected with
the affair would have been saved if each of
the parties would have had his deed re-
corded within the time prescribed by law.
We have frequently referred to this sub
ject yet how many there are that will disre-
gard all hints in matters of the kind. II
Mr.. Stettler had meanwhile become invol-
we'd, his creditors hi ght have held the pro-
perty in spite Of anything the present oc-
cupant could do. Have your deeds recorded
BY all means