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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
Secret of Hap ness.

Men aad women wed each other to be hap
py. And why not, If they marry wisely ?
The man should he a little older, iit;le brav-
or. little stronger, a little wiser, and little
more in love with her than she is with him.
The woman should always be little younger,
and little prettier and little more consider
ate than her husband. lie should bestow upon
her all his worldly goods, and she should take
good rare of them. lie may owe her every
care aud tenderness that affection can prompt /;
bot pecuuiiry Indebtedness to her will become
a burlcn Better live on a crust lie earns
tLan fortune she has brought him. Neither
must be Jealous. Neither must encourage SEN
timental friendships for tie opposite sex. Per
feet copfleuce 10 each other, aud re;cence
concerning their common affairs, even to mem
bers Of their own families, is first necessity
4 wife should dress herself beccminsly
whenever she expects to meet ber husbands
eve. The maU should not grow sloyonly, even
It home Fault finding. long arguments or
scoliugs, end the happiness that begins in
kisses and love making. Sisters ahd.brothers
may quarrel and make up" Lovers are
lovers 10 logger after such disturb auces occur
sud married people who are not lovers are
bound BY red hot chains. If a man admires
his wife MOS, iu prints she is silly rot To wear
them. II she likes him best in black cloth, he
is fol not to indulge in il. They should
cootrive to please each other, even if they
please nobody else, for their muiaal happiness
can only he the rcsul, Of their mutual love, and
that love will never fail to exalt its Object
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

The life Of Col NJ g. Hartman, Of Stanton,
Va, who died suddenly recently, was insured
or about $50 900.
Dr.. James w poindex'er, orc Of the oldest
physicians Of Charlottesville, Va. committed
suicide Monday morning ly shooting himself
with a double. barrel gun. Dr. PoindeItcr
was about G3 year. Of age and for twenty year.
had suffered from a distressing disease, which
attcrly had assumed srch fra rs to require =
surgical operation This fact preyed upon his
mind. aud il is inferred that it had much to do
with bis sad ehd
The vote in the late Virginia election was
formally opened, counted and announced in the
Legislature last week by Speaker Allen. The
whole vote cast for Governor was LOG 2G9.
Of which Col f. w ~ Holiday received iOl,
$40. scattering 1929 Holidays majority o.
Gil The whole number Of votes cast for
Liouteuart-G Governor was D90s0, Of which
Gen. Walker received 0l 900, scattering :, i'll
Walkers majority s4,sjS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

He was tall and awkward, and size was
short aud ba.hful, bu. both wore a nervous as
pect Of exceeding great by. They entered
hotel in Chicago. and after lie had registered
bis name and lady, lie said 20 the clerk:
See here, mister, nc and my wife have
just been fpliced, and am going to show
Amanda Chicago If it takes mule day
Now, give US ooe Of them rooms Ike tie
temple Of Solomon, you know"
The clerk called a cslI-boy and said "Show
this gentleman to the bridal chamber"
At this direction the tai rustic became IT,
stantly excited.
Not by dsrned sightl We shiuy-hairei,
biled-shirteJ, dollar brsast-pinned, grinnns
monkey, ye can't play that on ne If | am
from the country, yc don't catch me and ny
wife sleeping in your cd harness room" kn&
they lef, the hctci.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

The room occupied by The enrolling and bill
clerks Of the United States Senate at tie Capt.
tol. were entered on New Years Day or night,
and chairs we're found broken to splinters, &
handsome bronze clock pounded TO fragments.
aud an elegan, mirror, the cost Of which was
several hundred dollars, smashed to pieces
TIE perpetrators Of such vandalism ought to
be detected and duly punished. Where could
the capitol police have been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

What a blessing 10 a household Is = merry,
cheerful woman-oro whose spirits arc not ar
fected by wet days OF little disuppointmenis,
or whose milk r human kindness docs not
sour in the sunshine q prosperity. Such =
woman 10 tie daskost hours brigbiebs tho
house like little piece of suoshiny weather.
The magnetism Of her smiles and electrical
brightness Of her looks aud movements infect
every one. The children 20 to school with
sense Of something great o. be achieved bcr
husband goes into the world in q coDqucrer',
spirit. No matter low people annoy and wor-
ry him all day, far Of her presence shines, and
he whispers to himself, AT home ! shall End
rest" So day by day she literally rencgs bis
strength and energy, and il you know man
with a beaming face, a Kind heart, and pros
porous busipess, iD bine cases out Of ten you
wil. fad that be has wiio of this kind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
| IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has entailod more suffering has
~ tened the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The OF SMELL OF taste, Of sight, or hear
ing the human voice, the rind, and some
distributes throughout tie system attacks every vital
force and breaks m he most robust Of constitutions.
Ignored because but little understood hy most phys-
clans impoteuly Gssdlcd by quacEs aud charletdus.
those suffering from ithaVe little hope 10 be relieved
popular treatment Of this tsrbe disease BY remedies
within the reach Of a passed iDO hands at once com:
pCtcut and Trustworthy. The now and hitherto untricd
method adopted by Dr Sanford n the preparation Of
his RApic.L CUE has won ny hcGTiy approval Pc
fan, because strikes &c ne root OF the disease viz,
the dcidfed 5i0Cd while 4 heals the liberated mem
brane by direct application 10 tho nasal passages lts
action i based on Certain liked rules. aud unless the
vital forces too far exhausted must IN the great
majority of cases cicct Gre
GEO. BEARD. ". D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
Berkeley Bits.

Col. Frank Silver, Of Gerard,town, was ap-
pointed by the Masonic Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia District Deputy Grand Master for
this Drtrict, composed Of the counties Of
Berkeley. Jefferson and Morgan.
The Sunday School entertainment at Ger
ar1stown on Christmas night was so much Of
q success that there was q repetition New
Years night, designed more especially as a
grateful Offering by the school to its organist.
Miss Mamie B. McKown, for her faithful and
gratuitous services
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim 70 be ore ofthe fcwpopulsr reno
VI Ccs receiving The approval ofmcdical gentlemen,
who in private not only freely recommend It but use
i IN their families " pTSierence any OF the prepare
You aware" said ndist;ngGsh city physician.
"thGt my obligations 10 the Mass. Medical Society are
suchth1t cannot publicly recommend prescribe the
Radical Cure but 'uce received !? much relief from
remedies have privately advised IT. and presume
have sent your store no less than hundred Of
my patleut- for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
shepherdstown Summary.

We condense from the Register:
4 drove of III turkeys crossed the river at
this place on Sunday, 22ud Dec, belonging 10
Mr Thumb, Of Boousboro, Nd also a drove Of
500 belonging TO Mr. Snavely, was ferried
across on Tuesday, for The Maryland market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
From the SYafe,mqn

4 shot gun was discharged whilst in the
hands Of Willie, little son Of Mr. c. L.
Thornburg, Of Darkesvile at the residence Of
Mr.. James Tabler, and killed, almost instant
ly tie youngest son Of Mr. Tabler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
Notice.

7 WILL exchange Goods for all MerehantabIe
| Corn that is offered. c. ". TRUSSELL.
DON'T forget the place to purchase your cheap
|. Boots | have the facilities 70 sell them
over than YOU purchase them elsewhere.
Nov. l.. lS77 {. W. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

OENTI TIr-N. We have sold gAyroRDs RADICAL
u CUEE Tor nearly one year, and Can say caudidly
that we never sold s preparation that gave such
plant yet.
We are not il the habit o, recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants Of
thousands and think those afflicted should he con-
viaccG Of IFS great merit So that their suerl1g VIII be
relieved We have been IN the drug business for the
past twelve years constantly, aud sold everything for
Catarrh but yours leads al tc rest II you proper
you can use this letter aHy part Of hat you Wish.
Vcry truly yours, 8 j. BALDWIN & co.
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers I'm Drugs. Books and
Stationery, Wellington, Ind. Feb. %, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

\ friend stepped in to pity neighbor whose
wife had run away. "What are you plying
ne for?" snarled the neighboF "she hasn't
come back."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
MERCHANT It LOI -.
A bazt P. Gat!ee & Co.,
% 1 = -'' Sad Doom WEST OF PAPK
Formerly Methods, Book Depository,)
BALTIMORE, MD.

OUR Stock consists of a beautiful aud varied
I D assortmeut of Enclish, French and American
Coatings Suirings. Cloths, Cassimeres and vest
iugs. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor Stvle. Oar cutter whose reputation
+. we'll known for cutting and fitting wil1gITehi has
personal sUperint sndance TO this depa rtne9'
Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
anu ''' ''''1 METTEE d co.
C.,. o. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

T7IE Stviish Is tn. Lasting Button aud side Lace
Cater. for Ladies and Misses, arrived this
i1v by the Western bound Express. Call ana
examine them. c. W. TRCSSELL.
Jane o. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
Personal Paragraphs.

Aaron Word, Of North Carolina, now mea-
sures nincty.sx inches around the waist. This
seems a waste Of Words.
Wendell Phillips secs no perfect remedy for
iutcmpcrarco save in demanding the ballot Of
women.
Fanny Kemlie, the once yonng and brilliant
dramatic reader, is now sisty-Gye and weighs
two hundred pounds.
James Perry, Minnesota twice tried
widower, is enjoying his one hundred and
eleventh year, and thinks Of trying it once
more.
Mark Twain's success in lecturing has been
much greater since he discarded The use of mss.
From written lectures he descended to copious
notes from these to a little card with printed
heads which he keptin bis vest tpocket; thiswas
substituted BY o few remarks on bis fnger-
nails, and, he goes it alone.
John B Cough, the ten Dperauce orator, says
that in So years he has rendered 600 speech
es. but that lie never faced an audience yet
without wishing be was dead. Ills every en-
trance on the stage is marked by falling limbs
mud tongue.
Juo. G Whittier, the poet. was seventy
years ~ age on TIE lin ol bccember, ana
has not &c. found time or inclination to i'm
prove upon his Barbara Fritchie romance. 10
i, there was more poetry than truth, and his
Quaker IDEAS Of proprieiy ought haze impelled
him to a correction Of tho story.
Webs.er's opinion Of Byron is for The frst
time made public. lie says have tried
hard 20 find something in him to like. besides
his genius and wit, hut there is no other like
able quality abou, him He was an incarna-
ton Of demonism. II Milton was alive to re-
cast certain prominent characters in his grea:
epic he could establish them with new traits
without violating probability
L would seem as though the season Of Christ
mas refnedly rich in memories and character,
must always have-like gold-its alloy, in The
shape Of preceding misfortune, that its dazzling
brightness should be tempered with tears
EIdc the terrible holocaust Of innOceuts at the
Candy factory in New York.
Alta social gathering few days since the
following toast was proposed and drank: In
ascending the hill Of prosperity may We never
meet a friend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

Eac1 package contains Dr. sanfords Improved 1ahal-
ing1ut and fun directions for IN all cases. Price,
siO ar sale by all Wholesale nnd retail druggists
and acrs throughout The United states and Cauadas.
WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

Ata social gathering few days since the
following toast was proposed and drank " In
ascending the hill Of prosperity may we never
meet a friend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
{. ...I.:II.GOL.L LINS' IlI5E
VOLTAIC PLASTER

An Electro-Ca!vaai Battery Combined with
q highly Icdicnted strengthening Plaster,
forming de best Plaster for pains and aches
ia tlC WCFld Of Medicine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12
Personal!

NOAH TFALKEGES - CO,
Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore, ND,
Announce the introduction Of plan Of ordering
ClOthju - and UndeI'NN car
BY LETTER,
(Which thev cali your special attention. They
UIl, seud on application their improved snd accu-
rate
RULES FOR SELENE4SCREHEN7,
and q fuu lire % samples from their immense
stock Of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. COATiNGS,
SuIBTINGS, 6c., thus enabling parties in any
part ut the country to order their Clothing ana
Shirts direct from them, with the certainty OF re-
ceiging garments OF
The lay Latest S'y's
And U5d Pafct Fl AHama]ie.
Goods ordered viii be sent by Express to any
part ut tbe country.
As is wo'l known throughout the Southern
States Jl.y have t1r Forty Three Years
EKCELLED
mall departments og their business, which is q
substantial guarantee as 20 the character % the
Good, they wiIl send out
4 llr-, aaG uel'-assorted stock OF
READy-5IADE CLOTHING
ALWAYS on baaJ. together with full line o.
Furnishing Goods,
iuc,ala- al. ,bc latest Novelties il Design, aud at
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. d..
tt.r. viii be- 90 0.lect.on charge ou amounts Of
$40 and over.
EuI.s Tor S.i- Measurement, Samples OF Goods
All. I'iie. List sent Gree on application.
It. attention of ;Le Trade 10 iavited 30 .tf
Who. .-Ii. Ue. .trtucat which is a'"a!s Acf' p
t.t.. highest standard.
Noah yyALTkEzs < CO.,
,r....-.....-... aud uetr.rs in Mons and Bows
Clothing and taraisl'n, Goods, either ready
made ur Iua-a ,o ord D..
IGjaaI IIsl Baltimore street, BALltIOEE,
u.rIJ. !e-t--ytG. ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-01-12

DUKE Is GALLAlER, Agsats
Oct. b. ls77-y.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Free State Even there, whenever work is done for
wages it is done by colCred hands. When ne gets 10
the Diamond Fields he wil find the mines SWaTGiug
with black labor. And yet he Will be told that the
niger will not work."
1t appears, however, that the character OF the ma
tive does not stand quite 50 high III ether respects
The negro hater if such there still be in the United
States will rejoice to know that the kaiflr Is tet
NJ Trolope speaks with due caution as 70 the hon
esty Of the white man in South Africa "but such as
it is il has to be used at every POINT TO prevent, 50
far as it may be prevented, the s5stematicd stealing
in which the kailirs take individual and national
pride"
"The Kafirs are not only most willing Int most
astute thieves, feeling glory in their THEFT ana
thinking that every stone stolen from white man
is a duty done 10 their chief and their tribe think
il may be taken as certain that 40 kalir would feel
the slightest pang Of conscience at stealing dia-
nond or that any disgrace would be held 10 attach 10
him among other Kaiiirs forsuch performance they
COME to the fields instructed by their chiefs to steal
diamonds and they obey orders ike loyal subjects.
Not 10 90 further into the diamond business, let
M add ONLY that in 1876 the computed value of
the stones sent away from the Kimberley mne WAS
nearly %1OOO0,OO0 and it seems that some Of theee
stones spite of the bad rcpute of Cape diamonds,
are cooress and in most all respects equal 70 those
of Brazil. If there many such, the European or
American buyer who thinks he knows a Cape sto re
by1ts ye!lowncss has all the more reason TO be W
~. ! will add this remark also: That the charm
of his book consists not more in its stories OF al
venture and strange life than IN the fresh siIl-
pLcity ard ease of the style in which they
are told. lis uufailing virOr is not less remarkable
The case comes partly from forty years Of practices
the partly from three days a week in the saddle
during the hunting season Of each one Of the forty
years Mr. Trollope refers TO his age more than
once and indeed, if biographies may be
trusted he has sXty-two summers to his
score. But he has lost nothing of that
eager interest in all Things human which
long since took him over SO large a part Of
the world. No subject wearies him, and so he never
wcarics his reader. This last book, like his former
books of travel, belongs to the class much III
demand with this generation, which may be called
both instructive and entertaining. | admit that
the criticism, or eulogy. il commonplace. but the
books on which it can he honestly bestowed are by
no means yet too common. G. W. :.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
GicamcGals dHo Ralircahs

Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
! ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.,
1871 leave d,nots Corandt and Dcsbrusses
a; $50 n ~ Night Express daily, for Easton. Bethlehem,
Chunk, WilKesbirre Plttson FL
mira Ithlca Auburn, Rochester Bunato NagaIa Fails and
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
R0B'P IA. SAYRt, Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Office, Church and CoaItanal sts
CuAS Ii, CUMMINGS, AgvuI
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
rNO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
betNcta
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Thloueh Trains each way day three Depyts
Philadelphia. two In Se~.Y0rk -
Double Track TIE most Improved Equipment ana the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute -.tctY.
Ca and after November T., lt1T
Express Trains 4yes York Via Do,brsses and Clrt
!andt >trrCts Icrric' - follows:
13e, So ,tt inite,l IL H.. ], !, ,, q, $50 T. $50
and ~ SUNDAY, 2 u, 8. g. 6.5J, Z. $50 snt
E9a, 81 "BroOklYn ADneX" connect with AL through uain'
81 Jisey Cuy Ghorlns speedy and dleet transfer Tor
brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 500. 355. T. 1880, g
$50 and II a. M Limited Sptrss l3b j. m) . 6:an. Z.
1:35 and IL midnight Sunday 800 3jj, Z,
$50 H.. 4. 1880 p IN, and IL midnight
Ticket Offices. 90 and 9I+ Broadway No As0r House,
and foot Of Deshrosses aud COrt.andtsi No C0urs,
and BIoo.yn Annex Depot foot OF fulton st. Lro1kyn.
Nos ia lI6 and IiS UudsOn-st HObokeu Depot Jersey
CIV. Imlgr. MT Ticket ONCE. No. y Battery place;
FRANK THOMSON l.. T. FARMER.
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
HEw-roRK CITY.
Bernheim, Y and wife to Newhaus 2d.aye VS. 20.5
Bontecoa Ffaacis and wife. To- Thomas n coaF In
eolnave, $ 90 IT OF l3Sds 50r5o, Morris
Cook Thomas ii and WIZ to william il FTy Lincoln
czake A. re;erec to George Mekibbon, 5isist Sc,
De Peyster Mary to FfedSrck sciolcr 10 lid. -0
Fiedet Bs6ann II and afs to Henry Allen T."
l2sh;sr, hs ll6s # oi 7tnaye 16,sx99li...... 10
FORSYTH II a and husband. 70 Church, 9thaye,
Hamilton george and Vie 10 Francis o'Connor. ~
?, Glthst $, i25 It v Of 8thaye 100 jx250 -;
Henderson. j. to ciarils il Ncr 87th St. T. SCOTT
Hlndhsus6 h. Johanna ma and husband to N Nc. Nv
Terg1c 3 225 n Of 81 ave. 2Ox0s9. ........... 1877
Immen, Henry and wife, TO JohaDnes smith. Mar. .,
JacoIowsky Frances and husband to julius iiitorn wv
22l.st n : 1912 II e OF 1Orhavp, l26x939 so
Jarvis ;, 70 Phebe Jarvis, 6othst. ns I4s.3it Of
Landon IT, fcicTec to ibc Hcw.YcTt ils in.ar.
ance Company, o2dst, IS, lsG IL OF 3daYe' TX an
Iandon 7 II, referee, to the Ncv.Ycrk Life ins1r.
ance Company, S2dst > :, 1904 II c Of 3daye l62
LandOn, 7 II. referee 70 tlle New YORK LIE Insgr
ance Company, s2d-st, 81 :, 1856 II c OF Sdave l6G
Of hvec lOOC
ana 6tia7c. 7c s5x9sii V'' 100,
,,t,, - T 4 Of onb Hens6 gs IT, ys,le;T
II c "f tn ave.
# " of 2dave, 2YxlO6li ........... 800
Soreh0use. : ", referee 10 " il.am II fTy, " cor
l33ast and Linc0lnaye jOXl Cos
New YORK Protestant Episcopal Public school 10
fitzpatrick. cor ls'-aye and 75thst 23Nl3Ioj .
also cor lstavc and SJhst, % lOE4UO--.--. o'It
Oppenhrin, Henry and wife, 10 : Z Pullman, lstaYe,
272 q moi 1lstsf, 2jX1J IlOO
'i'ii # oi i.avc, 75Tio9 D' -. 1880
United states Loan COMPANY tOJ Vi MugdOugc, l20tl-
-, = 125 e " OF 7tbave. 3Oy! 100. 1852
Wallace James and others. 10 W II Parker 70tE IT,
u 4. -
25xioo. 1925
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
6onses an0 3'Grm5 rOante0.

TJANTED-A good threo-StOry and high base
mrnt house. good nrig Orhoo, Nineteenth Ward
ProrAlyu, - L.; E.t lave all impIoy Address T..
80, ~, 1r.bdAe Office r'it not 60 exceed 5000.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

'taNe tatttt trsl Nay SuhHaSs t-tepte a' 4''" q" W."
7sAITIN0RE AND ONO RAILROAD
leave NcwYo loot OF Desbiosses and CoTtand
str: ,. 20. ,...,o o,, o., W.T.
Rciacrd Chsr'tor snd TIC south Through pullman cars
from iiiitiWprr 20 iiedsu. -. , a., s.., ,.
u D. d. Wellington ana the west ana ihe soutA wa
G. rl,.yilr Pullman c4r' irom Nrr- oik 10 balme gnu
Ma.ltn.t0u u4-s king clos. connections for Ps6rG en-
ciu1ai LDpYi'. ana = Lour ILf'IEa fv"tn Vis ;
,,'1 r. H. Ia, icr Warrington The souh. and W'St Pull
r. ol. so.tu'ctipns frr chicago Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE
80. Lu'-, ru.'nr .i The south -rd SouhTG7t IlIouSh
Pullman from Baltimore o lihclnudl hho l<l- ''-
rr.tp Naa.hr0ar %. t,ans for Iynchburg, f0r"a new
C.I,aIs au' tiir @,uth. nj, D.,
Uf.iMay %crYors aid tcS-t offices, foot Of Cortsndt
a.I sis, aud q. .1t Jersey gity ,. ,,,,o
GAI!IOAI,
FtENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
y FIry station ira Nco-. York. foot Of Llb,siys.
Cumilti eng eov 20. i~75- train leave rs i1lO"f 49,.
oTiuus. ~auatua, WLkrsbsIte E!.r1, Connects at
..,.,.-I.~ it!rh grJlr Branch, East0n. Harrisburg
Nac' CauIs. IgmaCu2, HazetoH NHhesOsIe' Hti"N''n'
li:i,. ,l .l.i isop il--Tor eoncrrlc and F1cmnoon
fru.-f.f flHTlu.t0r. E2scu, Nauch CIunA, luHriul'
s:aarfc -.rujru. :unsAa.Hock, TamaGla, Hazeiton'
d. n-lor I.gu BrlGss lirsuch Eason Bc'vldere and
|.Ur tlu. f'HIcrts a JUNCTION with IT, L. ,tt . i, H
oiI q. We. daily tov hssOu, Allentown ana haII!'oWs
ro. non. 70 loll pon,s zee ai,'able at stations g..
sl<uNG ur fS~-irJrt - 93Os H. - p m i"r
j. r .rco aui Intermediate pO.1ts and al JJO H. ~ iOf
El.tDr. % ''ins, and Harrisburg
EEW-YOUK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Ils leave iol Perth Amboy, Red 4aGh i1hs HdhcH
oc .a "ror", &C.. 20 s. o. lt1 d. NJ = go e. M t,r,v
rom. ana at squSa to and rom POINT PLEASANT.
EIRFFUOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
,onntc5us Love loot Of lbertyst, Tor Freehold at
S:la ll..a a. iu., ., Ola !. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. March 2, Is7a
The following sale was held at the ExI
change Saesroom to-day:
By BtdcktceH e Riksr.
iPi9d OF land on Mniison-ayer II cor Host, l00i0x
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
Conntrp Doaro.

HILLSIDE HOUSE.-AppicatiOn can now
be- made for board large airy rooms and hTsteass
board; plenty OF shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE
MOntclar n. J.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
For vonnr Ladiss-City.

JSrs. LOUISA B. CULVER receives at her
VA studio pups in ga.ga l&4dsta ; ,; % , cor
4th-as, References. SIR f.. IuniLA ION, H." Jelnt' u.
Ii.it. .ir. N.l. Ilari. Mi. \. Z. CLOVIS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
RECORDED LEASE.

Mayor, Aldermen, etc, Of the City Of New York 70
Adolphus Ross. 4Cth-st, between lOth and llth.
aFcS-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
n IET-COUNTRY HOMES.

D.lS PER MONTH will rent the house, ~, ~
S Zsp Washington ave, WOoside, newark itoa o'sn n.
L. Apply the premises, or " j. IL pENi'oN' A'N
xila ave. NeMa aIk, Nj.