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their own manufacture.--Thisi is walking
year, and next will be leap year, when
possibly the ladies can make better time
This time last year strawberry plants
were in bloom. They have scarcely started
yet and strawberries and cream will hardly
be tickling the palate 10y the middle Of
May this year.-The Star Bone" phos.
phate has started on its spring course, as
frequent wagon loads passing through the
streets attest.-The evening events of
next week are, Erster Anniversary Of st.
Peters Sunday School on Sunday evening,
the closing exercises Of the class in Elocu
ton on Monday evening at the Town Hail.
when number Of our young ladies and
gents will make their debW before the foot
lights, and, the meetings Of the Prcshytery
and preaching at the Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings.
The first quarterly meeting of this confer.
ence year for the circuit and station was
held on Sunday last, Presiding Elder Hill
preaching at Kenton in the morning and
IN this town at ight.-George Day de.
| lvered good speech at the Town Hall
temperance meeting on Sunday afternoon.
-The hugest plOws perhaps that ever
came to this section were those which
came by rail yesterday to the rev settlers
from Lykens Valley, Pa, located near
Bombay Hook. They are what are known
as left-handed plows, turning the furrow
Just the opposite from those used here
There were but two applications fol
divorces put through the mill at Dover
from this section, both males and success
full. One of them married again in abou
two weeks after the passage of the act
and the other has just stuck his neck into
the halter again.--The Mesers. Beck have
procured considerable lot Of colble ston,
to make solid street front to their store
The first green's of the spring mad
their appearance in the market yesterday
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09

THE PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL.-Ihe
wransla in the House Of Representatives
at Washington was brought to close on
Saturday afternoon by the passage OF the
army appropriation with the "rlder at
tached forbiIding the use OF the military
at the polls, by majority of 26. The
objection was in putting "riders" on the
back of an appropriation bill, making 1t
necessary to accept one thing to gel
another entirely different. Both are against
the genius of Republican institutions-the
use of soldiers at our polls or the forcing OF
political measures through on an appropria-
ton bill necessary to keep the wheels OF
Government in motion. Neither would
doubtless never have been resorted to but
for the evils of turbulent passions, or
arbitrary rule. There are two other items
over which the politicians are wrestling, the
Jurors test oath law, and the salute authori-
zing the use of Federal Supervisors at
elections. The present law was passed to
prevent the terrible corruption in the cities,
especially New York where sometimes
more votes were polled in certain wards
than there were men women and children
living in it. The country cannot be al
peace while it is in the power of vagabond'
to control the elections. II the politicians
would all strive to purify the ballot with
the same energy they do to corrupt it, We
would be free from these bitter contests. /
they will all aim to make our ballot so il
will be the voice Of the people, there viii
be no need of legislative safeguards ol
fear Of executive interference.
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MARRIAGES

FISHER-WATSON.-At the NJ f. Circuit n.,,.
smyrna January = 1872 by Rev Z. ii psonTage
Samuel Fisher and Miss Mary T. Watson rdaH%ins
Milford Del 'o'L Of lea,
LAFFERTi-BCCKMAST ASTER.-At the sa,oo,
the same. on the 10Th ut. Oliver - oeP pace by
Miss AngennG Buekm9ter both Of near Kl5 KeaSs and
parents in smyrna on the 3rd inst h, ny az Drites
VIM George IruaX and Amanda young5,t .,Is Sane
please copy. ''H PAS;
MANNON-DICKSON-On the 9Th inst nth,
parsonage, smyrna, by Rev. T. II HAYNES ',e IN M
Del ~ vi rent G,
LEI HFRBURY-JARREI.-M - ~, .
residence Of the brides mother in Dover ,Ml ,M Tie
Mm. +, Davis. nrlh It.Lethcrbury and M;,oo! =! ReT
II. Jarrel. al! Of Dover ~ ''sS HISSl
BERkf-SllORI-In bavcr. ON the 10Th ult b,n.
Is. g. Parker George IL Berry and Miss ysS,i' Key
Short, both of Kent county, Del. t"'y r
kTS1BENNFTT-ln Philadelphia. On II, d.
ist' Dy ltey "eich Charles Roberts Of Cbssil
Bennett Of st. Georges M. New Castle co. hi Ola
ROE-SIOOPS.-April Sd ls79, by Rev p + "
at the residence of the brides mother W. aTien
Roe and Miss Annie Z. soops all Of Tabot ca c'e5
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09

The SOUTHERN EXoDUs.-The movement
oF Colored people from the Southern States
to Missouri and Kansas in such numbers as
to effect possibly the interests of the cotton
growing section, is attracting considerable
attention. What is the cause is the special
INQUIRY, as the natural tendency of the
negro is to warmer rather than colder
climate. Scme seem to be in quest OF that
40 acres and MULE which Massa Grant
was going to give them, but the larger part
seem to be in dread of the possible action
Of the coming constitutional convention,
especially those migrating from louisiana
1t is thought the transportation compa.
nies have had something to do with this
scare and they have persuaded the poor
ignorant people on the plantations that it
is the fixed purpose of the constitutional
convention to reenslaVe them, and that
their only possible escape from slavery Is
| To emigate to "free Kansas" Ex-GoV.
| Plnchback, writing from Madison parish,
La, under date of March IL, says that he
has been surprised at the extent OF the
emigration, and that he has seen 500 people
-m6ark in one day from a single landing.
The emigration is spontaneous, the colored
people paying their own way, he says. and
! adds: Numerous a. reasons are alleged foI
this remarkable exodus; but, so far as
nave been able to learn, the real cause is
an apprehension of underlined danger in
the near future. They religiously believe
that the constitutional convention bodes
them no good that it has been called fol
the express purpose of abridging theiI
rights and liberties, and they are fleeing
from the wrath to come They are
absolutely panic stricken. Every roaC
| leading to the river is filled with wagon,
loaded with plunder and families, whC
seem to think anywhere is better than here
There is no doubt in my mind that TIM
movement has assumed formidable shape
and, unless some means are divised to ar
rest it, this portion of the State will SooI
be entirely depopulated of its laborini
classes" 1t is said that they are persuaded
that the whites are contemplating genera
massacre of their race next fall, after tn
crops are gathered, las if no more crop
would ever he wantpd,) and every etfDr
made to keep them from leaving strenthen
this impression and redoubles their desir
to get away. If this should be so, the re
suit can hardly fail to be disastrous to thi
: unfortunate people, and the persons VIII
are encouraging this thing may have muc
, more to answer for than they dream of jus
now. One thing, says the Baltimore So
is certain: If the negroes do leave th
South in such numbers as to cause res
scarcity of labor in the cotton and suga
regions it will not be long before thei
places will be supplied by importations {
the hated Mongolans. Coolie labor hs
already been tried successfully in Lor
! isiana in the culture of rice and sugar can
E and the Chinese will be sure to be brougl
\ in to fill any vacancies made by the colore
people expatriating themselves.
1t is just possible that John Chnama
m ", after all, have larger part to play
t our affairs than politicians now think.
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In Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon. w.
G. Martin, a real estate agent, was found
by his brother in his Office, stretched back
IN chair with his feet propped up on
desk, unconscious. with "A severe wound on
the left temple sevcring the artery, and
with n cut ON the back of the head A
tin box in the desk was found to have been
robbed Of 81 600 but the diamond rings on
his fingers ard his watch and chain were
not disturbed. The doors leading to the
office We're found locked and the key taken
away. Martin was still unconcious Satur.
day night.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09

The MURDER OF DEMDY.-The murder Of
Perry Demby, an account Of which we give
in another column, shows it to have been
unprovoked and most brutal. The charac
ter he sustained here, and the testimony
his employer bore as to his department
there, goes to show that it was entirely un
provoked on his part. In fact, when AS
saulted by the drunken rowdios, he relied
upon his age and peaceable disposition to
protect him, and told the young men to
run "that they would not hurt an old man
like him" Age or virtue challenges little
respect from men in their condition. The
same thing might have occurred with any
one else. But for these whisky dens the
thing would never have occurred. the
neighborhOod OF the tragedy seems to be
infested with these houses which ply their
debasing business in defiance Of the law,
and, with the knowledge at the law
offices that they are selling without license.
The State authorities know that no one can
enter them without being polluted, that
they are the pest houses of society and yet,
when asked to appoint Supervisor to see
that they conform to law or be shut up, the
request was refused. After all, the re.
sponsibIity must come back on the people.
1t is public sentiment that makes the law
and creates the law offices. Here are foul
young persons-we can hardly call them
men so youthful are they-arraigned for
the awful crime of murder, unprovoked
brutal murder. How much public senti
ment has had in placing them in this posi-
ton, we leave the facts to demonstrate
And how small will be the penalty, we car
safely calculate by turning back to th'
result Of the decisions of public sentimen
in similar cases in the past.
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DEATHS.

FARIES.-In Philadelphia. on the 9Th n,, ,,.
wife of james FAIRIES, aged 40 years 'Iutt-,1s sgiA,
the Episcopal Cemetery to nGrrow-Tbryrr5ieit ieit a;
the arrival Of the noon train '"!-Gn
FILTON.-In Dover, On the ..rd MI Fdi,b a,
Of Alexander and Mary \. Fulton, a.,,j iou 5 ,eF
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Ready Mixed Paints. $3.50 per gallon, at
Wilkinson's, Market Street.
Judgment Notes with and without FIX.
emption clause and Bonds at TINES office
For Paints, Oil, Glass, Walnut Stain and
Kalsomine, 60 TO Wilkinsons Market St.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09

Tomatoes have become dragin the Key
West market They are sold FOR less than
the cost of picking.
Smyrna times., 1879-04-09
FOR SALE,
Pure Milk and Cream

will deliver 10 the citizens Of SMYRNA co,o,,.,.,.
May lst. ~ RE MILK at cents per QUAR- 'riS
wagon will be around By ) o'clock in the T,r,i .e
ana in time for an early Tea Also PURE CPE iH;;'R
attended TO- 49, ''''oe WIZ he
apr 94w TOIE e 4kVSTpC,.c
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cAIENDAn. TIE DIV.

SUPREME COURT CHNHEa-- Barrett. Nos 29l. 10
J. oe -, 90 cal begins 40 10 up 10 aud including
GeSl.l sa-Dsvi.. p T. ana Brady and 80 IJNo;
- "a "a - 20 81 is,i "a ia- iss 49, "
SPECIAL TElN-Nau Noi, Nos ~, l5,, 81 lt, l5l.
~ 81 = ls9' On -.' - ~ ~ 2 PA i2-'
~ j. II. ~, = si - lao So is' l-s $780, 30
cis-tir-riEf benosue J-Yo 1912 9i. io5et. 1919.
e, lu-5 lisa "a. lcJ- s4o l5- lso-. 20 l55l a..
loo. 25O 900 s7a .u'' 4, 'dJ 4o So lot 4u'V'
Part I1-L,wrenc~. J.-Nos ses. $50, $685. 1905, sel.
lU4f los7. I0ss 4Jse. lluu li"l. II a, l04, Loo ~
M 900 ~ i0so io-I 0-l loss 1850, io97 loss.
l0-t 1850, lOs4, lU5-, lOs- 3. i5. lo.4
srFlIAL rEa}i- free-mal. o. Denulrers-Nos L.,
IEA- rEEN-PAI i--eis7lee' I-S,s- @ ,;,' se- a.
s1. s97. 55s. sss, ,oI. 4ti 400 400, 49, 4Os al
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81. 30. 52~ %. 49, iil $40 40 - AS 44s s'l'
- 43d +ot 80. n' - So ~ 80 "A, 40 o--
- s.S. 40 ssL s32. 49,. sli 43' ago. 457 4' a.
COMMON P-EAs-GlsfE4L TEEN ~. oesird sine de-
SPECIAL lEl1l-bea,h, J.-N q tar ,4leuc-I
Tti.i TFrw-PAHr I-'bs'v. q I-Nos aliS. 1874. $40.
l07 s2f2 214s 5oJ 5og 1855 l0ae 1901 1909 1852
PART II-Larremore NO. SO l74o, 29ss 1855 224l.
2i,l .oe- ~ loo5 .Oo5; Loo. p qg.' l9s ,o9' ~o.
40 $780, 1876 le6Nio. 10. $780, T. 81 o. -iO1. TO-
FsEI 1I-s0unott J-Aejou-nsd until tomorrow 49,,
-. 'f 5- Il So II ~ sos 81 Sias s275 s7ss
tiENFgAL av--PARl Towing J-lAe People act.
Casnar uenzrr cathal- Donovan. homa- hsna Mauic'
ftlrus Assault anu battery EiNlid Farrell rape Jos'
Iarier burglary rloms Ne ar,Aey Albert Day. petit
F1 rr-orcersiecve Title People agt. James o. Bren
IorinlcE Walsh fcl1n.ous assault and battery james
CIir.cu IRE srms Washington Biog,nuerg James Crgis
SLAMS hi4- crow gv le = i e. SAL assault ani 1s
stolen goods. George brandt sfa4d larceny. - ~,
OYfR ASH Irl--NtH Dorlane, ~ 'lr feone az h"n~
Boauf N'ci.ae Msrrhv. Cor-,ils Foley Washington L.
l44- violation VI i-4rct'u Jaw
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nECIsioN--OCI. 6

Supreme Cour'-C hambers-Bv judge Barrett
H. hur9y at Noo9oIn y. S"its rs s on by ~
sv Jug no ac.-sihely os, Diehl- Motion granted 3
defendant to furnish security he ore case IL heard crait ar
r. sIS,S arsi ,egs l ompanv desed
C,rrsi- Frrt IBv Judge uonohne-- ealman at cars
Tenn decided. core agt feris-cireuit is the proper
ss.a' Z,Ry 5uefs Van Thompson executor
>gDeI1cr Cosrt->Decai Ic'p'-Bv Judge Van Nors'
5Morch aet Priest e. a-Moten drnira shog' scs.,
Sts' OF H. AZ. .ene '' ~''H Denied weeks Ct d.
By Judge Freedn4n-galenan ei al ag sheparl.-order
ehard vrat-ordefra special calendar Tor second
matthew. az Nsti6evs~o-dei dsmissinr plaintiffs
ant Inc National Shoe ana lra,aer banh az, 80
a. :, ar sra tie rs. .Sg 81 Ssvase Voseu
TaD aEl rwcn v-thrd street aiway ComIany orier
TIE gilbert Elevated Railroad Con PAW Cas-" aud excrp
sprroves. Milel at G,esy ~ al.-O order granted.
Common Pleas >p,rn Iew-Bv Jp' - {. T Daily
judge iafremolc.- fitzsilnuons AIT McEnerny
b Jads. ]. F uslv.-Hraha agr storrs- Decisions
opinion with papers schmitz agt Jones-Nouon oenel
Marine ,owt-Gcnerol Trm-Bv Chief-Just,ce
Alscf ami !nase he la p ana Sa,- ee' 20. ~ 'i,
reversed without Costs Lane e. a. ait alkef-j judgment
By AIker and Jdees NcAtam ard sheriea.
SINCLAIR sgi Hslau1 Nl2uirnt aluin' WIN Gusts, ~.
cotI ~ake-Judgment reversed, trial ordered with
y ChieiJlstcc A ker and Judges siuno and shea BanS
o. The Metropolis sst Ludwig Judgment anin.S WI
y Judges sleridan. Coc1p ~hea DAYTON aE, hayr.
opinion ruepp- j. trtrfh
A. Observation-Disclosures affirmed opinion ~
but mOtired
the execution Of the judgment be
l,ocpu j. Baker agt sage
nauOreT AID alignment reversed With costs 20 abide lac
tvrut. opinion n. tforrp. J.
t Judges McAda sheridan and Slca Potter art. OShra
ve-rd VITA To aNce The event
nlef and Iltgs -Ira.-isaph act WI
appealed al med without costs. Opper
a. a. On.-J ulEnIcn affirmed Nttl costs
Murine Cont - tamDerS BV judge Shea
Rrtman Donirgs kHfy same. Tiley agr. same ;
German Fellows Euf,hcl ACT. same
Muaons granted oisCn4Ising Judgments
Williams. MOTION granted By default lal
Iichtea nMcton rrl tea - nidf sgf k-n
Nufluu tsial-seu itllnuf SIS Ncl.ms <gt over
t.tr Ted fOt Noyru or IS, 1879 Weber: IT,
a RiullrI Metfrers Eer'icE agt. Granger
f4rl "a O.. Ar0H-ou.--l IfCefs rufsre- am flied.
1u.se NcA4am.-fnr People eX re. kcitmcytr agt
sClNcrsul-kl.-Op . mon ed
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THE COURTS.
COI-Rr OLE APpEALS.

ALBANY. Oct. Elm the Court of Appeals,
MONDAY iS79-presen the Hon. sanford +. church.
Chief Justice. associates No l9ttobert Hale appel
ant agi Emma smith Administrative. respondent
bv Charles NJ Louth ior appellant B. Mclnt re TOT
reSpondent No 26-Auvus1s ID. MAiard receiver, etc,
an elant C. C. Frsrkvu and another, exectors. etc
resondeuts argued bv James Mckeon for appellant ar an
II Joliue spOucenS No S3-~amucl Morris admins
and others respondents AIT samuel budlong aa
appellants arTned by Francis herman Tor appellants
l. II Rislcy espundeuts
court of Appeals dav calendar for Tuesav. Oct Z,
lsss, follows Nos 80, 81 -. ~ slO, o. ana -
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Amusements.
CADEMY OF MrSIC-

N
~ OPERA SEASON OF 1879 so
NOR m aScsne Of a sr M p win
MONDAY, o. roBEk %. ,,..uu,
IN A@eTen r SaPeso beg. 70 readeF s hsnE
sseS Of ar a1q Linz S S fas
furiher he has arranged n bring before them &
ins sts Of Europe together Win highly efficient bo
chorus ia fssT inersased from that much sat
made iowari secnT ng mat perfection u ihout
VIII ch impossible To de- justice 10 the masterpieces o the
balance he augmented chorus the orchestra 50 much
ment- string. brass and sooi
In directing siun an'onsy Ter asesiy lnearr r ~ &
20 Strengthen rum time 70 m the compane u D"th .-an
tre the a1aisne 10Th Jon, on and Ne ors Ia. greatly
assisted HIM 10 making advania rcous engagements.
pcnfturc will Al the sane time. ne
ceitae slight auemebtauo In the scale Of charges Tor
folio ing list artists and arrang' nent-i TO his patrons ana
supporters
Madame EEK GEk~IER
Mademo .rlr 4 VIVA VALERA,
MA Maa @,s' .'I c ' iiD +.
Maaemoi.,le kOBlArJ
Malemnlsele ~ acc H.
Madame EMILE ANDRE,
lie, s'ieI IT, i,,, 81. srp,, lnir,i
Madame IA bLA-. CHE,
Mademoisele AvSIE LOUIE CARY.
sisnarA .iMB,R r..
tiii- nr,f pea .alce.
-iamor ri ,ClO,
~gnor III Adm
-iaior II .1zzI. =
sig.orcAMfANINL
sirna r.i 81 '- PPiu'rNrE
~enor liONfFE,
tHs h.st a neaiano~l'
sgaor QUAIL.
Hen BiH.INs
'Hi7 s er'. ~y W. Toe'
Oils nr-t apretrauccl,
-ignor rrBALuL
M M, "i BnobEiE.ifcn.
Ciis FIRST apPeuaaoel.
M.DAVrD
,Ofthe Paris opera hlz Ar-t apuearancel
Director of tie aus.s anl conductor.
guor I'D 81.
The season VIII com'ace on NJ ,ny evening october 20
on "D'a occasion W." 1 ot T si, Ia ''' Opera
N'''''' Ills ar. afpearaie.i s''''
Giofgio Germon'-.----.- --------isnor DALA7sl
v.oletta valesy........ 49,. Madame EMILE ANDRE
,Iis Z, ar, VAN, APP a ., 5sr,,or
,,,..-o III ,or,e = sno' AiDlIl sgno, g1sAccr,
Maestro III palo .-............. iguor FRAN hsC0
Properly Master BRAq%Ei
Perruqd.er ....sienor AIGLlCilt
A..i,tei by Mt DAvI, and sisnor PJ / ARR
Us a. - -,
Music librarian .-....-.. Mr. BELLIN CLAN
n. bUBkEl IL
'cARoLiS4 MoSrr
Au
Nile. ADELAIDE MONTL
The Chorus which vi numerically Increased has been
- erttd from that OF TEE Majesty Theatre.
vii consist Il thirty nights. and the terms
VI De- - follows.
Plrqueft- Balcony lnrst 500
l,I,',rv iot nor r0wI 20
800, 500 ami 500 according 10 OcatOl
\ -ub-crin f 10 be- ua.d 10 advance
40 ices box. a. perr. attendants, &C. &c
DfIre aftiuY 90 Music. which VIII ne
th- Irving place viii Dee opened 10 receive
applications To- subscriptions ~ after tOmorr We'd
ue-.av tuhrT under fAr direction II DR.. ArMcn 10
whom all applications 1Ie fn Doe addressed
WI hecu tn q tcaet- for DO" nightly representa-
tons On AID AFTER wednesday october IS BETS Tie
hours oi 9 and go. under tie rrcuOl " MI Perry
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Eerlurss dro ,tleeilnls.
Che Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-FALL MEET
y 1870. JEROME PAIN
ID Atm 7th. 9th aud IAN october, and sih Novrmnsr
Raees c0mm~uc- day october promptly a. 50 n
sth November . O'Clock Adlus-inn q licd % 90 u
&. HEAILf, SECRETARY A. BELMoNI j, FfrslleAL
rI'O JEROME PARK RACES.-The New
York ana Harlem RAILROAD si ,peca trans IA
ctr re-erv4! Tor ladies' october l. J. and II, leaving
Grand Central Depot l. 10 and 2si5 returning After
the also trains leave Grand central Depot a
ll5O a m. so and 80 y. 4. 4. bA7ebLlr cupI
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW



FOE THLNION AMI PHILADELPHIA
Leave Ne" lOTs IRON s-tiOn o. l. A. u y j. loot OF Lib
ertf-sL Tor Philadelphia
sutton NH GIoen-sts az 145 5O0' 10
40 sju-. $50, 1.lo. L On sundays ~ $40 =
L.. $50. 2 y.
Third and Berkssts. al $50 500.
3 DO a ESQ. 80, 5ioC, 440 a. on SUNDAY Al
$40 u 5sup IN.
Trenton. Warren and Tuckersts $50, 7s5. seo ~ 5
$50 20, s.Ou, 5s5u 49, ~ Oh sunday SAD a.
$50
4.ciafD.ng Will cave Philadelphia for New YORK
tion station fla 4 Leading Railroad. cor. inah ana
IFecu--- al 100. $50 l-O. lt- $50 ostc, 49,
J. D. 49, Oh sunday a. 81 80 .. $50, IL p w.
Third 78f. o u u a. l;3O, BIO,
t.au. 0.t5 ll.l1 Du SUNDAY al -5 a. u. 80 H.
Delofrs Pa man tafs attached.
h a anl Tucker -fslsIu except ~ on
oag iu s1u ~ - LAO. ~. 4flO, I 10. o5l zoo
J. iu. Oh SUNDAY 30. 3slI IA. blo
HolUeflo j. Afr ar Jersey City aOu By % and
IRON Brooklyn aLd IRE Depot II Jersey City.
lfkrts Tor -ale loot Of Liberty NOs 25S 4ol. S4i
broadway, a. TIE Prnop4l hotels. Nor a,d
'piltst anC Annex l11ee JEWELS " arr Brooklyn Ba.
k49e chez. tTsu fes41ruse u, re-tlnatl0u
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Countrr Doaro

Corntrr Doaro.
MONG the RAMAPO MOCNTAINS.-TER
\ RACE HALL Ramapo. Roc SIAN county y \, 81
m on ueaurlful muunt.in -cenerv and
filves lakes boating nstiug aud hunting moderate
4 DELIGHTFUL Winter home within two
a hour travel Central Halr0al Nev-Jersey
We'll heated large piazza liauo; lovely .ryes And very
healthy moderate. Address BUXTON, North
Branch Somerset CO. y. J.
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~ Leave NewS ork. Pier North River, foot heciOrst
Branch E4tolt0NA anu intermediate st.4oAS a.
40 Pm.
Live NeW-York. foot IlbeIf v-st. O. 70. =. ~ y r.
F&TunCd-e Toms River. BsrnegAt ami in
Term ..ll
o. In. River, Fnesuf. al stations % Bay
fiar An ID FOR fTLANIIC CITY.
o. Gale. lens River. BarneFst Tuck
trtown r. X. and Pm @aslplia
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[FW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NEN-YORK RAILWAY
Connection Leave foot Of LDeIiyst foT Freehold a
r; o. 1ls45 a. In- 4. O.l0 D. ~
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fclp ipaUieo.

WANTED. and must be had.-A middie-aged
W man Eh fie experience aud fIly competent 10 iaAe
euir charge part "l pilutlng cHiaphHhenL
uor ma uE IloltHy as-lr and doug general J,O "ot
o ue nghfs ,ls- must be lprient MECHANICALLY aud
have al-tratv Du-iue-H atAg anu tAr-e must De
moved bt time 0" notice but
surety ART applications eih vouchers for fur
tuer Addre. 81 llU.
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