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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEW-YoEK, Friday. July ~. 1877
The real estate sales at the Exchange were
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NitN 40 .... 1T U ESD y. August u. az a
CABIN Eassace. cob > o. SO according stale Room
"''''-'' --' WiiTIAts d GUIoN. % Broadway.
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'sIlE PAh lLlON, 80,
Il LAKE WINNIpESAVKEE,W WOLF , RIO, y. II.
The finest located and LARGEST r.tcs 30 the lake re-
Hampshire. "a ha, al le anusemcus Of
SUMMER including music, billiards. bowling bathing
excellent fishing. TRANSIENT reduced To IS
day Board by lie week, Sl2 10 Si7 3D.
Address / y. ANDREWS. Manager.
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TIE llyertoo. sul Great Western team Company'S
Uuliei states Nail steamer iedve Firr 53 n. r..
VISIONS IT y. q. 10 In.
8 IS q T. 4 s.. 8 y. 4
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SOUTH HAMPTON, l.. l.-lioarders wanted
> In private family az south HAMPTON, l. l. family
No 1;hrr boariers wanted. Bathing and DOtnnk WYNN
tseBty rvds Terms moderate Address j. A. huhfOhD.
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Brooklnn real gslnls FOR Sale.

Drooklnn hcnl VsInle tot 9nIt.
DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. - WillOw-st.,
~ Ick-et 40. 81 an. %a.sJg-st, 100 aud lU2 Pine
epuest ~ and lg7 WlOueLby -, - Iaiayeiteaye
GORDON l. lohD. - C.ari-s'. Brooklyn.
TOR SALE-On Corner of CaIltOn-ay. and
Z bergen st, very desirable LOIS i0T Immediate la
tfoyeincn " IN be SOLD only cash an mor6t-c.
IIIANI WHITING, BoekmaA-st.
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Hlnsltal Instruments

RON PIANOS.--A few secondhand square
PIANOS. 30 perfect order lpN prices Tor rsh OF
miscellaneous. SIMPSON a COMPANY. No. D tt-i lsthsL
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS ut
~ BARGAINS. soiuc u t.H Used hni fefy snot
by best musicians, and really almost as gOpd a. nrS
fully warranted 10 every respect
Please call no the
DTRING these hard times we will sell
~ 7ociaye Pianos $50 72octiyc. $40 CASH tSo-top
Or.ahs iour Stops tj6 ven stops 800 eiri slo
--5 u stops --@ STOP -iuu. cash. Used Ytsi
lerisct urftr. HORACE WATERS a. Sons. So. 90 tlst
lith,t, between Broadway and University piare llsr
ueut- % the touufrF. Nrm Ia ffuu'uls
at Than before ouerct for cash uf on Install
nent-.
1 IGHTE " ERNST, old house cf Lighte 81
Bradbury orer their sa~nlia PfAND.FuhIL- AZ iOw
prcrs and J easy monthly pay rnts a. IL last l3tsL Also
>mth's AAEIICAN OlsfAN~.
- X. BALL & CO..
y. No. II EAST i4TH.5r.
CblcArrugs -tensAys ana other Pianos md Ofgses LOG
forcasu. on Instiiimcnf,.ilnd ior rent
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Eiish Avenue PrCshyfcrinn Ghlrct->orVtccs WEI ho
itd 200 tac Ciapr TOMORROW a. j g. r. Entrance en-
Ivuhs The afternoon service wiz nc discontinued uA
further notice.
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At stsntoa-st.. Baptist Church nesr
by Pastor KNAPP AZ 1880 A. ra- ana $50 y w. N'"'
IL Inv fed
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Ocean Steamers

PATH of HOMBOURG, near Frankfort on
- ,c Main, Ge,1.Hy.-HOrEL DL LAiGLE ID OH ol, Of
t- situated hOie, iu tne town. oIpos To- Inc tSg and
co-' to TIE springs comfortable ,slm'nts, Acu.ne al
ndcru Improvements; best IN 1888, ;I fr uci cooking eN
C.l-ut Hlucs moi'rase lI,cs. Al-N1 10 PP-L, PrOpE
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WASHING.-A respectable eolored woman
w wishes ades' and scntenens w.shiss BY dozen.
week or month. OF family. ols oulay. A.C.w.
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tHrg most .zcf GdrGHLIg ant FeHc~- fIlt eyuiralh
nor ne Lt0nfy cffsd IgH more ttCH Satisfied tr ne
sur ~ Use ~ ia c0imHs.-J AMEs {. JACKSON, our
Home HBg'catc insnhit, Dansritte, Ny
DURHAM, GREENE COUNTY, Y. Y.-Sum-
4 - iner Board Catskil Mountains Hcnhful location.
Terms moderate !. b. LACY.
DURHAM, Green Co., \. Y.-CatskilI Noun
- talns; with farmer good BOARD pleasant rooms;
p.cniy shade pleasant drtyoi 500 per week Addres
GICREN MOSS.
EVANSVILLE, LIVINGSTON CO., NEW
~ YORK. Just on The mountain outskirts OF tins
TIM VILLAGE ~ 1000 inhabitants situated Of the
the Hillside. 10 sttution where chronic iuvafs
whom medicines fail to restore good health; and
where jadcl and overworkcd mcn AMI feeble or delicate
rrcupcraie wonderfully The j. open ihn
year round There hgrc-uy NEARLY 200 ladies
and geutlomcr, irm Il Of the Union Canada.
horouchy educated physicians have TIE CTre in charge.
possible conditions ~! health Tor thcf patients. them
IN these, and Then rely fbs Vital Force which their patients
respectively possess o restore them II s astonishing 10
uLtrr tins dispose
liberty o reel. ~ gcurlel aud ladies Of XII standing, resi-
deal IN various ones and towns 81 tie HcpUbIc, who viii
ridy endorse al mat ON apicaOa 70 full III
formation VIII be given, free Of cost Ad,rss above.
JAMES e. JACKSON.
EQUINOX HOUSE, MANCHESTER, Yer
lsOais connect a. Troy. =. II. oltNiS.
EtOk EUROPE.-A party Of young men IS
. forming under Professor lately the Continent Ref
crences address cai' OF Ms MITCHELL % West 55thst.
ERANCONIA HOUSE near Profile House,
II. ". PRIEST.
EREE to tie PUBLIC.-Full description and
z o. "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as assistant second
w cnok r carver or a porter drug store can ave
hr.t la-s city Address nd A. COiA"D l6o
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Fourth Aycuac Prcehgicr an Church. A. Nv, y ".
cor al Sc Service ryris >atfh u In julN ana
Aur1sI. fc,. DR. ELMENDOiF, o. oushkc, ps breaches
NuIlnE auLr.
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An Souls Chnr H. lthaye COZ 2o,hsi SSE' II
BELLOWS will preach Io-Mol'h'" "V"-'i-'' az -
O'Clock Public cordially invited.
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NJ" i""'' : ''! guy ''' '''''
as follows:
HVJ1e ". NiueT.
four story and hrcs basement aad lot, VII, ,ane
amelia Barlow ........ ...:.-- $500
lcs sof laGl-st Toa.l go 1870 t. 500 NV oo,o
io"r story lcs crrF#t hon. W "a .e. s ~ l'r
$500 Ie annuin; Enana,l N $500
ia so'a Z. sogJ
i25 3 81 ST ass o II q q Ave 4, lot 2jzg6 leased
fer ana ai' c5niic' iiaa .' 800
2lo,s j. 77t'st 20 Il d. 5iadsoaay, lot l5zIo2;
tr,c-ely frame ho1sss Win To-. r. iGav 5111nn
q I$3ti s, et l74z52o: Mcguire .,..,. 1917
Ferr'so".-.. r., r., i, .--.-''..--..- u
3lots " O. dist, a., III e OF 9uly, each 25xlO0s;
VIM D'S''''''''''''''''''. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''O
Nrw-York CITY.
..,,.... o,- o,o.,. . o,,1no, rorn r. optc,1, aud
We TO 600 500 1Sm 1a O. p wife 7-'o
v 70 9 1% s6 H. 31io 24l Ward Tom,, lo''o
iog asa Yi to Gao , si - Church 10 Jane NJ ''o
-, 3; q q F ,rcp.4 0'i'''
ani vic 10 NJ J. ,., ,i,, ,, Wiz. 'in'i
to Elias church ,,i, ri,, .,jtj Nominal
and "e 10 x I; Day ii "a - ,,.o 'oo'
ST. e- qo' No. 1S0' Michael VOonnor ANA "e ,,in,I
5u-sts M l'eof Ctha'e 2o1loo5' lIoppd to ,i,,
6lt.s = IT v Of itase 25>l'o5' Jno Van D.. ,oo
air %a' Mutual Lie l'nnee Co. to Mary 300
ICtl ave. conner OF 9lhst 55oH2oi5; Annie CO.,
sslnsss Qot No 27sl al.o Frglko , e s. also
Bronx River gan ward Geo II Hussns ana ~'is; oo.r,,
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MAI. >TEAMERS.

t@I.FHACT "a errfercy. Dfafts ~ loWeti ratos
sl,-- stat ia. smoking and bath rooms auidslPs
J0HS' q. D.lf- agent o ard 80 Broadway =. Y.
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NURSE, Sc. and USEFUL GIRL for City
~ country, wants SITUATION she uners,ani care -
irfauta children, 10 an kinds ~ homework and
useful fSnivs She De WIN refer
ece the PROTESTANT HOME bufeaG. iSs 9th aN, an
hunse above lOtiAst
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GOnn!rn iscal eslals for Sale.

A I CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
"A s d.sirale FARM Of 70 arcs, suitable fer geUtlemsns
residence The N located tie west SIDE
81 he 0id Albany Post Ro@ about one mile north Of The
extensive views oi the Hudson RIVER
Tho land hly Win apples, pears and other maj
and All under a
ice oufbulldings, boise
tri.s The property Wll DO sold cheap Tor
particulars afiIess ONWARD CLARK %, Tribune ONCE
DANKRt 'pT SALE Of SPLENDID FARM
of $40 ecfes on Hudson Railroad Full particulars IN
Inst SATURDAY Tribune aud Herald.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at 100000,
Il Cost $4,000. might o1tbanPc healthy, charming ac
e.a-lld.. BLISTER OSnrI, - LibtItYsL
NOR SALE, To Let, OF Exchange, fine
L COUNTRY SEAT 10 hdgcwood n J. abundance Of
SHADE IL acres Of lsEd no malaria W. H. WELLS
55 Libeity-st.
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, 80 acres,
In me beautiful village oeneva situation excellent
gooo buildDrs and abundance Tuit chance for
gentleman desiring country home Apply TO NfHHlI H.
SMITH Geneva n. u nos solo BY Nov VIII rent Tor
term VI yeaIe.
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Summct Donr0.

reqard TIVE NFwYoRE TRIBUNE ~ me b,st Medium rr i'd
HfUg M DusfH ~ nat kHrs khTO gssd ~ Hoderqts
chrTq, M nat nat all ~ advertisements classified anil
idTcd AMT ne clear ant dpiay lyhfch makes 81
al Jffsetct. conbt ~ mn J@3grel. girf 10 N adrfr
tser most 'Ttef ddranhge nut feHde tIli eYHratgt
I0r ne many yfdsf I'm. ttCH Satisfied r.h ne
sW ~ b,B use ~ ns c0ifHHs.-JAM C. JACKSON, our
Home HbIeatc IisHhite Ddnsrittc. NY.
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Real @slntc 90 ctTthan9e.

EXCHANGE For \ FARM,-OHe OF the
IL finest located residences 600 Iizabr. a improvements
carriage house, large garden, fIuitanl sia.e -
d. o. HOIT. n Broadway =
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5llnanons Uau.co-- females.

AT the OLD BOOKHAM'S SERVANTS IN
"a >TITUTE removed io 35o ithav. near Just, On
hand Of select Prot staut ana ninrr
cox- chambcsuai wait ease., lundrssr. hons "of -,
tnr the private families also, srrt Htni on Dali 10
hotels sumuIerlouses, &c. T.. RAYMOND Fr'pn'tF,
ATPARIS'S RELIABLE AGENCY .removcdto
- ly72 broadway above i,ist u'r ANA ienil 49, -
0f all uad0naues Protest ants 'ni l1lc' IN ay .tpa
ciiv ana country hotels and families constantly on
hand al reduced wages tiUIo 4hy nVrsil aiei;
o,itf~ f-p ruIfl l.Tlfp
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Drooklnn nropetln 90 Ccl.

TO LET very low. the desirable }-Siorl
1 and basement i.i,s dwelling 80 2-3 Carroll 81. neal
carroll Iaf: o. dcsir hc tenant tho rcut ID bee made Nrrl
reasonable Apply to-. r.. CORNELL 40 Court Size toohNn
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Eetinrcs nno aleeilnao.

rEHE ANNUAL MEETING of the NEW
L YORK MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONS win I've held a. ina
Office. 1918 Broadway, July "a. az : O'Clock
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Che 0urt..
Gxtnrelone.
/ AXE SUPERIOR.

/ AXE SUPERIOR.
ELEGANT Steamer Excursions Lake superior and return,
ZINE tO Weeks. fare fi~ Leave Eu4ap each Monday ai
THURSDAY % p. 90. Particulars iOl Ewnlway.
SEAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCLUSION TO
- GREAT SICK. CITY ISLAND,
SANDS POINT. GLEN COVE. ga tLlfF,
GLENWODU AND horlNN.
IIlE STEAMER ~EAM ANHNkh
Leaves Peck slip SUNDAY m a. trtuisf. 300
s. DIST 40 II fIr fle above s,ftfurnlngto
the cit, about Dinner aud r,fr. -ncuts ou board
NNEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
w cept Suutaysl Take rrf1ilr ALBANY LINE, rriuru
by down boat. ROUND Z CkLIs al hACt lslON
RATES. See Day Line advertisement
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Counirn propcrIn 80 Ect.

NUTN HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE. H. l., TO lei
Y FOR more yraia This Hotel s wed known 10 ih
tr1v.lfc rc throughout world 9Ui is situation
ana surroundings be- The leading ioic io
''''i Address JAMES Il. HODGES. Providence, l. /.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notifies.
PaE'' i Church s saG 3
cordially invited.
An souls Chnrh lseTsa So 2' MoRNI FSg Il II
4, v,sbina,cn.sousre Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev James NJ KING D. 1 lss p,ye meeting az $50 p NJ
S,ra M .S > invited and al ways welcome
VI e Shtre Vii gr TSSR At To- SO
Sii5 and at 40 p i" @"n''' school at a. !" All are IN
ncrean Tenserance % ssos 10 6a af
Cooper Institute sunday M, 10 p ~ 10 Nv,u Trns,5or
Ms MaitS Mcclellan Brown another Of hat sl1roas band
eet o. Mother stewart be will III her heart with
eaise The fallen The .in be charge OF Professor
The eho.r Admission fTco J. B. GIBBS, president
AZ tn, Gospel Tcni, Thrtyfoariust near siNth-ave-
Al Evanrestic Mission conducted by the Rev J. w boN
HAN Church EvaugelisD. VIII Ice commenced on SUNDAY
evening 18th Juy ard be continued eight days closing
Sunday evening. the 22d July.
sunday evening" At 80 and on Monday TUESDAY, Wed
po0s, nj prc and M Inc coss OF each sermon hold
aittrmccinc. singing by Tledor' Z Perkins ana eioii
t. a,iSa Ire Gospel pleasantly cool and has recently
'''A '''' %Th' Spin, and the Bride comet
Blcccker-st. Uuiyersalit Cbu Oh Downing = The
MoENiNG II 1915 a. subject" Christian Progress
osst Of Fourthav. Rcs. }. 1CTTLE SMITH, Rector
Service - NillA tuIii- nii.'i on 49, " -'''
and a. VI. Sun'aysehooi al - T. NJ All S't's are i'.'
Cnva'ry Baptist Church. Gidsi., between on ana otn
avs NSN. D- g. 4 bhlAt WA pIo'Sh i "a 80,
1nS lO ~, -yeiins 3 0ci"oA. weekly meetings. '' a.
roo, '' 10 ~ ?, -. -,o-,,.- .i,c-
COLLEGIATE Reformed buch ShHrch' ia.i'S
1.cN l-AAt T. Bt0kAM WI ti,i,i i ~ = t,f,liNOoN
m c.c5ock ''' " WV
Coicsatc Reorcd Dutch Church. nm ayG1qG and
.in siitci icy ii,,i, =. ~ n i,,eo ,!-orh
on - ~ a' VI. ~. "'''" ~ ~ '
CIV -, ,,,, ,.,o, 5.,,i 4, ,1,,,c and
Collegiate Reformed bNtrh nNrfn' i'i. W
zSthat 81 ~ ~ ~ IN ~ r. p, ,iCr,1SG i,L
Amherst :, i / i,NsI - az "a ocici
ms %" -, o,,,.,, ,1,,,,.,ce y Greene
tNnaIst. - ,iTN- I'm 800,
81. near 'sl-- ~ III. 80 . Soon f.t the preyapti,n
:" a. lN' ,.ill l'ti 10 ~. p ' $500 ~
OF NiiI-e A~' p''l'' '' --'
Cornell Memorial 'i. r. Ch"r[b cI6 I t616BSII
pastor Preaching service, 10 g. i .DW ;D lt wv, Sv
F1c' Con fr@tIoHa -l'-in-' 0'i''N'iS '''''''' '''
sC1'"i 40 p Zoe ih "io < Y. uh.
,hurci OF the Holy Communion -otAst CORNER Gth-
free seats ali sumner tllNi ana ihid HtN-
DAYS 90 each month Holy Coumauon Fl 40 l5eil lor
at i niii't
lar, y. -'f',,., ~ -.'t...ol- 49, a.51
1--''" u" o. " - go
Disciples OF Christ. lw"l -eitih tT e n. ~
l.HN o. ,,,-r .,,5i.oi
luh'c BIBLE CI.iS, on .ipA1 ~ ENiNN' \ '"''.''
Durira month Of July r' CONGREGATION q TIE ,hTS9
5t '' services To g. 3D. and : q. ID. Rev ARTHUR
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Gnmmer Doaro.

Treqrrd THR NRyy YORK Tribune as the fdiuD FIR AT
reytisfng business bfre hitherto vscd ms moderate
ct0rge, Ns Hs GrsrasneHte cGssfed and
iRce nied disDqu which IL IaLs Of ds
GdrsTisehcpfs. combine judgment 10 "a. ., is ddrfT.
tiseTs most srcet GdraHbfge NIL cqarah
money eTpendL All mare than saged nth lie re-
suit ~ as c1irMIs-JANlS G. JACKSON, our
Home UyDicatc Institute, DdHstiftf, M.
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E1REE TO tie PUBLIC.-Full description and
Photographs exhibited ~ Sca--hore. >tas, Mounain
and Rural Resorts, al 81 MMEl. RESORT E&CHAN GE. 2ij
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Rev james NJ king b. D. pastor preaching at Iv;So NJ
and % D. m. Young peoples PRAYER meeting Nv V"" AZ
STRANGERS invited and al ways Wcicoluo
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A, Wnshjpatcn-squnre Methodist Episcopal ~ "rcn'
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GAYNILLE, l.. I-HOarders wanted. Near
- Great South Bay Bcauffu grove lake. stab
line. Terms 81 MltS. AI,IJ kGTON SMITH, Box 81 say
VILE Long Island.
&INCLAIR HOUSE. Bethlehem, Y. H.-Elcya-
- ton 500 feet entire cxtmDton fever; cool
and oven temperature perfect rnacc purest spring water
annoying insects u anil distinct view Of the entire
White and Franc0nia ranges Open June transient and
season reasonable. ClIculbrs sent application.
q
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FgRAYMORE HOUSE.
4 SEA END. TLLINOfSANE. within 200 feet Of ocean,
ATLANTIC CITY, v j,
OPENS JUNEl. T. T. HOPES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-08-18
For The Cecil WhiG
TEMPERANCE AT WOODLAWN.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In my former letter, |
INDUCED in some criticisms on the facts
and incidents referred to therein. | have
been gratifed, while listening to the com
ments of our citizens, to find, that though
some of them vince under the lash, yet all
acknowledge the corn" and at least COM
mend the spirit in which the chastisement
was inflicted. "Faithful are the wounds
of friend" l was particularly pleased
on hearing that one of our ministers had
said, that my comments, though severe,
would, he thought, do good. If SO, shall
feel richly rewarded.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as | delight more in
praise when deserved, than in censure, l
wish to give publicity to the recent move
ment of the Good Templars of Rising Sun,
Brick Meeting House and Port Deposit.
These organizations desiring to avail them
selves of the opportunity that the approach
ing Woodlawn Camp Meeting would afford
for Gospel temperance work. made applica-
ton to the managers of said Camp Meeting
Association for the privilege of erecting a
tent for temperance meetings, to be held at
such times as would not conflict with the
regular order of the religious exercises.
! The managers, with most commendable
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-08-18
BUBBLES.

Men who have made their mark
| Those who can't write.
Heavy showers, like heavy drinkers,
began with little drops
How cheap a man could dress now, il
he didn't wear any more clothes than he
really needed.
The height of sarcasm is reached by
asking a loafer when he intends to take
| a vacation.
When couple of young people
strongly devoted to each other commence
to eat onions it is safe to pronounce them
engaged.
AS Gen. Tcherthemsheadof1 was leav-
ing for the wars, his sweetheart remarked
| to him, in tears: Though no more be-
hold thee, yet is thy name a SPELL
Nature seldom makes phool. She
simply furnishes the raw material, and lets
the fellow finish the job to suit himself.
JOSH Billings.
-" Are those soaps all one sceDt?" in
quired lady of a juvenile salesman.-
NO, mama, they're all ten cents" re-
piled the innocent youngster.
The idea of teaching every girl to
thump piano and every boy to be a book
keeper will make potatoes worth 81 per
bushel in twenty years from now.
THAT parrot of mines a wonderful
bird" said Smthers; she cries stop thief
SO naturally that every time | hear it |
always stop. What are you all laughing
at, anyways
1t is unless for physicians to argue
against short sleeeved dresses. The con-
stitution of the United States says that
"the right to bear arms shall not be in
terfered with
That Boston girl has received an auto
graph telegraph from Alexis saying
Deariewitche; l am bossof Danube mud
show; willnok Muskovite highsky" She
wears it attached to her chatelaine.
The kind of verses that are read in a
Kentucky school exhibition:
I" Go, my son, and shut the shutter -
This | heard mother utter.
Shutters Shut the boy did mutter,
" can't Shut it any shutter
A very precise person, remarking upon
Shakespeare's lines, "The good that men
do is often inferred with their bones, ~
carefully observed that this interment can
generally take place without crowding the
bones.
-" Why did you name that old horse
| Napoleon - asked a gentleman of negro,
whose horse was almost reduced to skele
ton. "Why, marse, you see it's case the
bony part is SO strong in him, was the
ready reply.
-" Well, and how did you enjoy your
dinnern' asked passenger of another on
European steamer, the first day out
"Don't mention it, said the other, feel.
ingy. "don't mention it. Its good
deal like the financial question in Con,
gress." CLOVIS that ?" "Why its apt
to come up at any moment"
"A rheumatic old gentleman, whose son
was careless about shutting the front door
after him, called out to him one cold day,
when he left the door swinging wide, See
here, young man, you leave that door open
too much!' "Do I?', was the response
"Then how much open shall | leave it p
/" mean you leave it open too often
Numbered the old gentlemen. "Oh, well,
how often shall | leave it open >" politely
inquired the son. The father did not dare
trust himself to reply.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-08-18

spirit, have proposed to the said organiza-
tions to surrender to them the use and con-
troll of the tabernacle each day Except
special days for the children) between the
hours of IL and 3 oc clock 2. NJ For this
privilege so graciously rendered by the
managers, the Good Templars prolfercd to
pay, which the managers generously de-
clined.
This action on the part of the managers
will be duly appreciated by the temperance
men, and | have no doubt will result in
liberal contributions from them towards
defiaying the general expenses Of the camp
meeting.
Mr.. Editor, ! trust that the Temperance
men of Cecil county and adjoining neigh
borhoods, will come up to this "feast of
Tabernacles" in the spirit of prayer and
labor, and that glorious results may attend
this new feature in camp meeting exercises,
and that many may be won to total absti-
nence and to Cod.
Yours truly, SENTINEL.
Port Deposit, august SM, 1877.