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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

poRTNEur, Quebec, il II closely bal-
anced constituency In May last, Mt
the elections to the legislature, the
Conservative and liberal candidates tied
i,GSS, and the election was decided by
the returning officers casting vote Last
week there was another tie on the vote
for the commons, each candidate get
ting ], GSS, and the man defeated by the
casting vote was the man who lost his
sent in the legislature in May by the
same narrow majority. This may be
set down ns the oldest coincidence III
the history of elections.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

A PRIVATE letter received from Mis-
sissippi gives the particulars Of the
death Of kinlock Talconer, the former
acknowledgement of Gen. Joe Johnston.
Falconer was secretary of state in Mis-
sissippi, and was the only state officer
that remained ut his post after the
plague broke out. While 1T Jackson
ho received u dispatch from Holly
Springs, saying that his father and
brother were down with fever. lie
went to them, nurscd them till they
died, and then was forced himself TO
suecumb.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
The Joke Aldermanic.

A good story is told of gentleman
who was once an alderman of one of
the wards Of Allegheny, in regard to
the manner in which he paid a certain
bill. The boy who brought him his
daily paper one morning presented his
bill for 50 cents. The alderman looked
at the boy in silence for a moment,
and then inquired in very dignifed
tone:
ais that bill correct9' "Yes, sir"
"Will you swear to it?'
"Ies, sir" says the boy, grinning.
An oath was taken in due form and
the alderman held out lis hand and
said quietly:
Fifteen cents
"Sr" says the boy in establishment.
Your bill was for 50 cents, said the
dispenser Of justice, gravely. The
charge for administering the oath is 80
cents, 50 you owe me 10 cents.
The joke was SO good, that, after
hearing the lad in surprise for a short
time, the alderman gave him 81 and
told him to lie more careful in future.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

IN August 9,4o5 emf grants sailed
from Liverpool, Of whom 1855 came to
this country, and 1,Gl1 10 British North
America, but only GS to Australia and
46 to India. OF these 8 ,495, 1854 were
English, ia Scotch, 7Si Irish, and 2,071
from Other countries than Great Britain
and Ireland. This total is Nh increase
Of 1920 over the number for August of
last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

WHEN the massacre of Mchomet Ali
lasha was announced many continental
papers, including the Independence
Beige and GaaioiS, wrote W his obituary
including therein all the prominent
events III the life Of Mehcmet Ali, the
the Grand Nisier, who died i'll lS6S.
This has induced gossiping writer to
recall the fact that III Louis Philippe
time eight cabinet ministers COMPOUNDED
Ancona with Civin Tccehia; that III il
set speech, which was much applauded,
Ledru-Rollin called the Adriatic Sea
the Baltic five times; that the Journal
Official has placed Lisbon on the Medi-
terrancan, shown that the lncas rcigned
in Mexico ut the time OF the invasion OF
Cortc2, and that three vessels of the
line escorted the bearer Of the Garter
for the khodiyo u Calro: that another
paper during the American civil war
placed General Potomac in command OF
the southern armies, and that ii is not
50 long since another made i steamer
from Alexandria toach IL the port Of
Geneva.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
What Co. Mosby says Of the Battle Of
August 20.

In speaking Of the Fitz John Porter
inquiry Col. Mosby says that Gen. Pope is
right in his statement thata battle took
place on the Goth. In reply 70 the
statement that dozen or more wit
nesses have sworn that there was no
battle, Col Mosby said 81 know they
have, and they have all made n mis-
take. These witnesses have been dis
cussing what has occurred on our 1.-THE
Confederate right, and there was no bat
tie there on that day. The engagement
was on our left. | know it was II heavy
one, for ! was in it, OH the extreme left.
Jackson, A. L. Hill, and Stuart fought
there and Hills corps was large one,
numbering perhaps 10000 men. Long
street was on the right, and had just
got his men up, and there was no fight
ing on that part Of the line. These
witnesses are honest, and really believe
they reported the situation correctly,
but they did not know what was going
on on the extreme left. To assure my
self that | could not be mistaken, re-
Gently examined the reports Of Gener-
ais jackson and Hill and their subor-
dinate officers, and these reports con-
iirmed my recollection of the date.
They reported heavy engagement on
our left that day. Pope was right
about that. was captured III
Pope's campaign, and by that incident
have pretty clear recollection of the
events which occurred about that time.
have no specia! friendship for General
Pope, but that is the truth.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

A CURIOSITY Of tic Pacific Ocean is
an oil well ut sca in thirty fathoms Of
water on the California coast, off Santa
Barbara, which sends forth constant
stream Of oil, running to waste.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

Ar Exeter, Ont, last week some pa-
triots took out Of his bed fever patient
and drove him TO the polls in u buggy.
lie gave his vote supported by two
men, while third held MI umbrella
over him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

YOUNG HARRISON, the boy rcvivalist
Mt Washington, in one Of his religious
ccstasies last Sunday jumped from the
pulpit into II pew.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

DIR. BABcocK, inventor Of the fire cx-
tinguisher bearing his name, is nm out
cast and victim Of drink in Oakland, Cal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

TIE loss sustained Wy the forest fires
on the Columbia river, in Oregon, is es-
timated mt 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
Can't Preach Good.

No man can do Il good job of work,
preach a good sermon, try a lawsuit
well, doctor Il patient, On write good
article when he feels miserable and dull
with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves,
and none should make the attempt in
such condition when it can be easily
and cheaply removed by little Hop
Bitters. Sec "Traths' and " Proverbs"
other column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

"When was IN Arran, quite recent
~" said Mr.. Sturgeon, :" / heard
minister who preached in certain
church, and at the close 81 the service,
was strongly urged TO promise for 4
future supply, the collection after his
sermon having been unusually large.
Dear me said the minister, with BE-
coming pride, what might your ordi-
nary collection amount to- Last
Sunday ii was twopence half-penny.
What is it to-day then . asked the
minister, expecting to hear large
sum. Eightpence halfpenny, was
the reply. Wac il me- moaned the
minister within himself, for | gave
the saxpence myself
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
GENERAL NEWS;

A NEW Kentucky newspaper il called
The Sunday Loatty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

THE latest news from Cyprus is that
the fever has broken out again.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

DAKOTA calculates that she has
raised 100000 bushels Of wheat this
vpar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

Thousands Of boys would go dirty all
summer il it were not wicked and
dangerous to hathe in the river.-P Pea
y,nie
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04

MEMBERS Of the French assembly get
- dav.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
,IERE. q. DAVIS.

Commanding Lieut.. Col.
VIM. II. Lewis, Of the 18th Infantry,
was IL graduate of the military academy
in 1910, native Of Alabama, and
about 50 years Of age. lie was looked
upon as enc Of the best officers in the
service.
A BOAT BLOWN IT.
4 NorYalk, Conn, dispatch of the
2Sth says: The Norwalk and New
York steamer Adelphid burst her boilers
when ii mile from her dock, ut s O'clock
this 4. NJ, on her way to New York.
She was Immediately lowed to Gregory
Point. Six were killed and some TWEEN
ty scaldrd. The boiler blew out the
starboard side Of the roof. The hull
and machinery are but little injured.
The following is from the South Nor
walk Sentinel extra: The loiler of
the steamer ddeiphiu just Us she
was slowed down 70 approach the
dock 1T Dortons point this morning, IN
ploded with terrific force, tearing away
the main deck, the boiler hatch, and a
portion of the saloon and the port side,
instantly killing several and precipitat-
ing others into the water The bodies
have been found. The boat left her
dock in this city about the usual time,
and had probably 200 passengers ON
board. 1t is impossible ut this time to
ascertain the full extent Of the acct
dent ard names Of the injured, but
names Of the killed 70 far is known are
rs follows; 4 man with mcmoran-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04


4 Niekshurg special under date Of
tho eth inst, says. We regret To
state that thc fever is gaining dreadful
Roadway ut all surrounding points, and
We are hourly called on for assistance
III money, food, medicines, clothes and
nurses; and We must again appeal to
tho world to aid us in allcviating their
wants We arc doing all III our power
10 assist their distress and wants, but
require further assistance, rs We are
tho medium or distribution for tile sur
rounding country Tor so miles. At Bo-
vina, where week ago there was not Il
case, there is now seventy or eighty
eases The fever has also broken
out 1T the Edward Smith and other sta
tions between this point and Meriden,
whore they have hitherto had no fever.
Appeals have also reached us from
Goodrich, Henderson, and other points
along the Mississippi river, between
here and Grcenville.
rSEAslNESs At GAlLIroLls.
A Cincinnati dispatch of the eth says
considerable uneasincss is again felt ut
Gallipolis, Ohio, 1T tile reappcarance Of
yellow fever i'll the heart cf the city.
This time there arc three genuine
aaSpS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
vI7O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT iIEE
between
NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Dcps Ia
Philadelphia, two Ia New Ork
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Iiine consistent with absolute safety.
On and AFTER November ~ 1871
Trains leaves Via DesDrosse and Cort
landf streets Ferries as inlows
$780, $50 (!i0 !initedl II M a. d q, $50 q $50
AND y d IA. Sunday, g., y. ESQ. !, $50 sni 2.
Boats Of BROOKLYN AHDcx" connect With All through taina
OF jersey Cy, aordiny a speedy ana direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
$50 and u H. m (imited Express 1870 j. M, 2 T. 5.r
7:35 p. and ~ midnight on sunday $40 $50 L. ;,
$40 a. m. A. 5:35 n. and ~ midnight
Ticket oihce- b26 aud "a. Broadway No Asor House,
and foot nf Desirus,.s and Cortlandt No CourL,
and Brookiyn Annex DEPOT foot of FuOnst. BIojkyH:
Nos ia is and lis HUDSON U0boksn Depot Jefrsy
civ Ernrr.nt Ticket Officc, No. b Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON /. r. FARMER,
speral Manager. SenI Passenger Agent
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Nuetiou Sales OF ilca! Cstate.


AuarsN II. MULLER. Auciionser -
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED and lN.
A. IMPROVED PROPERTY 90 GLosE ihe l;srA ~ q
sON viii III at a1con MONDAY March IL at ~ Gscsi
AT he Exchange Naiero0m No. Ill broadway by oisr Oh
The Executors " John ID. LeTls, deceased . -
!CDsON-ST.Sos 003 and Co.'S west Sidc oetWeeh eanH
and West ,2thstS . 500, - -. ,,..,,o,,
IfDHArIO-sT-%o. 2. south side, neS. Gree wciFBNe
CATAT.ST.-SO. sos. south side, pear Greenwicl- -.
pTEECKERSI.-SO s23 east SIDE, between CBiiscphes
aud Groresis. .---- ~. 49,. -
s:ist o.,
WEST l9rIIST.-NO. 1871, north side between 9Th and
7fli-avcs. .-- ..-., -, .,,,...
gTH. NVE~N,s. go. 67e CSC. :. g corner Of Artist
r'rI{. tNE.-I BIT =. G. corner ~ 4Sihst -
SIANF-So side. between 7tb anf Ni5sts
GTTT AVE- Boz LENABD3 lots west side, Jz ievt Lara
olI-2 lot. sout, s.ac feet eaa: Of Lexington ave
Atm AVE.-Es!Gng ana lots east side, f9lI SCUM u
l.Sib-st. 10 ....,. -, ,,c.,.
NFW.ANr.-I lot H. ". corner 81 l19ta-st.
l2Tiy.hN E. lots NJ coTntr al l3i;h'st
l34rTl ST. "i uUlth eide. 100 feet esst Oh l2tjaNe
ST. NiCNOLASANE.-i lot west side, la iett -oGD o.
Hist ~.
IlTU AND FOET GEORGEANEs.-Lot No. -, Dyck'
estate.
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there ia new Pope" Eyes, and without donb another
clerical"
A good idea that of NJ. de Prud'homme
There is nothing more contemplate than these letters
which people send to one without daring 10 sign their
names. As for when receive an anonymous letter
never open IT,"
In the horse car. a little boy whispers IL
his mothers something 20 which she The
Child begins TO whine and repeats his request which ia
again unfayoraby received. Thereupon there is crying
aud sObbing enough to orTify the whole The GCn-
tleman opposite. gentleman whose every feature
beams with good nature and good fortune and all the
better that his teeth ensrDcd the uTeSt gold.
thinks he ought 10 interpOse Dear little angel says
he, in paternal tone, why not give him what he
replied the mother. And what il thCn lie sad r.
inquired the good man, unmasking slill more OF his
worries He said want Aonsieurs teeth TO play
with"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Countrr Board.

HILLSIDE HOUSE.--AppEcatio can now
III he made for board; large airy rooms and nrst,cass
board: plenty OF shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Montclair, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
NOR WATER-TIGHT CELLARS. VAULTS
CORPORATION Notices.

PROPOSALS for ALTERATIONS and RE-
4 PAIRS Museum and AOrgue Buiidings Will De
crycd hy tho Department Charities and
March II. 1878 For full particulars THE CITY RE.
CORD For salo at M. = city Hall
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A WOODEN
CRIB PIER at 5itist East River, win Dc received by
The Department Docks until the l2th Of March,
ull uio "1he CITY Record" Tor sale at No. City
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Mnslrdl znsirnmeTlS

DUMAIIAUT, late s. Y. BALL s. Co.,
a. No II EAST l3THSE
Chickering's SteiWays and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on instruments AID Tor rent
\ IG1TE a. ERNST, old house Of LIghte Il
Bradbury, offer their splendid Plan OFORIEs At low
Iices monthly payments, at il East l4lr.
Also smith y AMERICAS ORGASS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Gonscs Gno farms tuanic6.


A family of six persons wish to hire q fully
~ furnished house In the vicinity OF Len0S Stockbdgc
for six weeks nom the rst OF August stable required
for several horses. Address c. c. lS9 Madison
NANTED-Ag good three story and high base .
ment house In good neishborhood IN Nineteenth Ward
Brooklyn, r. D.; must have all improvements. Address Pr
Box 20, Tribune Oileej rent not 10 exceed 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

- CIsIoA HOUSE, NEW; 19Rk'{
COLLECTORS OFFICE, March IL, lo'-.
NOTICE.-Separatc sealed proposals will be
= received al THIS office until ~ o'clock noon OF
~ about 400 four hundred uniforms for Olieers
OF the customs is port and for the buttons and other
special Insignia required therefor IN accordance with
cations sample he application at the Office
the Collector Payments 10 the Contractor III be made direct
from this office.
dnrsVd Proposals for Uuurus'
for Buttons" &c
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
&. A. AIlrHU Il, Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
BrookIpn Real gsiate for Sole.

NOCK PROPERTY-For sale or to lease. in
~ large small plots with without water 'front.' n
qure OF CHApMAN& VAN WICK, on the preElises Seq.
town Greek, Grandst, Brooklyn, T.. d., ia no
TrOntsL New.lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Couillrn properln 90 Ect

ttoS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
Up SCI Washngtonsve. Wooside, Newark, October
J. Apply the PROMISES OF OF ]. Ii. DENIsON, 100 belle
Vile ave. Newark. ~. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
DAITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
foot of p..brossna and COLtandt

and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
leaves katharine slip daily Sundays eXceped al leu a. H.
aud bridgeport st IL D. an
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and Cotandt
500 NJ for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West,
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
I'sr m Ier washington and the West the South via
Corloisve Pullman NewiOrk Ia Baltimore and
Washington making close connexions Ior pi,a as
cinnat Louisville, and ~ Louis through fulman ears
Baltimore Cincinnati ST Louis and from Washington
500 n m daily Tor Wall ngton the West. Pull
man seepers from NewYoIk to Baltimore and Washington
st Louis Pittsburgh the south Southwest Through
Pullman cars from Biitlmore 10 i ,,
meets Washington ia trains or Lynchbfs floro New
For ihTonch ckets please call Companys office, 81,
ana Desrosses sts and depot, Jefsy AM ONO
ASK FOR TICKETS w "a , BALliNohh AND oi"o
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station IN New York foot OF Libcrysi.
Commencing Nov. 26 lo77-Irains leave as follows 81,
cSuns a %fS wR@sa EImTn se Connects
M II Ia Bridge Branch Easlor. Harrisburg
Mauch CnunK Hszleton, "ikesoarre serah'on
i0:IS a. NJ and $50 m.-For Somervllle and Tlemneon
lrm.-Fbr Pennington, Easton, Msuch Chunk, Ianaiua
WkesDarTe Scranton, 1uBxhann0ck, Tama1ua, HAIei'ol
a. Fcr Hgh Bridge Branch. Easton Beyidsre AID
March Chunk Connects at Junction Win ~ ~ anu VI ~, "
$40 y. H. For f9StOn. A.. -. -, ...,,oa.
trains local points see timetable n a, stations ,or
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcavc az 800 a. NJ ~ p d: i ,r
Hc ma brook intermediate points and at 05o H. LOT
Easton, Reading, and i!ariiso's
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Amboy Red hank Long Branch
STAGES connect al Mattawsn station Ia and from KEY
POKT and 1t squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
j c0necons Leave foot Of Libcrtyst Tor fTeehoih al
S:lj Il:s3 a. m, 4, 5lJ p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
NONSENSE FROM PARIS PAPERS

Between free thinkers: "Well it seems
there ia new Pope" "Ycs, and without donbt another
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miscellaneous.


4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE Up.
TONY OFFICES, No i2is Broadway; cor Thirty ST.
Twenty third ST., Iaghhivc.; sGc Third
ave-, Forty seventh-st; at the HARLEM OFFICE No
2,ss, Thri ave- onehundrei and twenty fourth st.
Uimlen savings Bank BuiIinal up TO M, at regular
Uihcerites.
EOR WATER-TIGiiT CELLARS, VAULTS,
l. Floors. Damp Walls Gravel Roofing Gravel HoOi
repairs apply to MOENS ASpHALTIC CEMENT co
+. = NAUGHAN. Treasurer. lO3 Maidenlane y. Y.
DATENTS, Caveats, trademarks Designs,
1 Copyrights, promptly secured, moderate FERNS by
MUM < co. scientific American Patent Agency 81 Park
rev. Beokmanst New York. Thirty years experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Brook!nu proper.p 90 Eet.

rgNQ LET-0n ClintOn-ave.. near Fulton. name,
some i-story front, in excellent order KOI'N"
& WHITING, BcckmanSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Ge!u Oanteo

EARMER, &c.-Nanted, a man and wife. on
genrmln's place in country Man must he good farmer
gard WtI understand horses, cows. sc. Woman
be GOOD launiress. Cottage supplied tree
saurfay or Tuesday, otgS Wihamst 81 floor.
ANANTED-A healthy, strong, strictly tenn
w ucraic willing. good GNRDEhER, who understands
the and works harder and atE uV
the absence ~ bis employer than ~ las presence for
ably wages. Address H. Box TO- Tribune once.
yNANTED-A farmer with undOubtcd ref
w take farm shares house and ue included
Address NJ. NJ. H., Coleman House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
Gin iJropcrtn 90 fst.


1 HANDSOME lower part IN full size brown;
u .tour house. TO le;. containing nine large rooms al
modern Improvements; painted Throughout Apply 70
OWNER, on precases. Ala west 3lstst. -
very desirable FLAT TO let in West
~ lItas uc.T .t.st; Ill Improvements reitFcrstor
dsb waiteI, closets, &c, &c Inquire oI OWNER oI4 LUG
ssn-t
OFFS and OFFICES 70 I.ET-On Bcckman,
Nassau, Nl.!an >I;uce. Ann end Fulton Sta RI LAND
& WHITING. saeAlaaHst
OFFICES To LET-In our building. No. 10
about rs, c.yGsd the ny the hallway ssilh ana
ght s9asrs. giving Two large rooms on escn
or HAS four Windows looking "ai O SoH sna
the sht sbait ri are heaei ~ s"s,
AID Tie arrangement VcEtauOn Uousu2y gov" "seh
conveniently l.o.ec occupy for our own Business re
0fce jsniicTs heuts it"m 500 10 500 per an
mum. Apply 70 GEo. p RowElI & co. No Al rars rOr.
Two RENT-rrivats stable, No. 322 l.. GUtn-
st 2Oxl0O: box AMI Onr single stalls; scu.is 20
coachman. Also part Of private stable NO ioi r. -'s.
inquire on premises.
TgNO LET-'r0 doctor or dentist, hand
somcN shed pai.or iiaoi has been o'c2t" (" pay
scans years; corner hOaSc no bctti octon
IN the city. Address NJ . IL, itbane Uptown oI'e i.''
Broadway
rF'O LEASE-In Meriden Britannia Company's
new building. Union sqUsrc 80 l-ast l&ils-f, ,T:-n
Broadway Euiiss.'ypiaCe INO LOFTS, co. -.g.sS'
running through 10 3tst win passenger elevator 81 .,n
with all modern mpfOvsGen'e Apply 10 ID. {. WILMA
MeriIen Britannia Company, ChOn square
'.NO LET-The spacious to2r-story and base.
4 neut building No 80 wsy.Ily place, with iroitage q
80 wsyerlvplas aaa eSe,f.rg back 100 i.St.s
basement eNtI. wc hghtec ana .Hcr'rt na.ss
snowy building, Well lighted. Apply TO HORACE = ILL
No. % Ihncst
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For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA M O
Leave NewYOrk for Trenton aud Philadelphia AZ o;op o
g3O. 1870 ~. 1880 $3.50 $50 II and at D. H. ior
Trenton. 81,
road 1irl and Berkssts 1909 800, 300. lloo n H.
1880. $50 $50 . -, n -
Leave Trenton New YoIk at 20 except Monday G3J,
SIS. 10 20 4. M. /. 10. 10 A:lO. G:i5 4. m.
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 the ciO M
$50 D. Newton 90 The $50 m 1850 D. ~
trains from IhilaiC pI'a. -.
SUNDAY TRAIS~-Leayc New.York aud Philadelphia a.
o 80 a. m 5,u ~ H. m New Trenton at $50
$50 4. leave Trenton ~ l:2o 4u&" a. M tlo o. ~
Tickets Tor sale 10 st.. Nos. 029 ana 9il
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