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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04

Two weeks ago the cotton crop in this county was the most promising that had been for years. We how hear that the rust has made it's ap- pearance in many places, and that the crop has been very badly in, jured.-I Nevada Picayune.
 Quite q commotion was created at Ft. Smith, just before night Thurs day, by the falling down of the large two-story stone building, known as the Dodson block, occupied by Kauf- man & Black. It was ooccasioned by Mir. Mckibben digging down toe near the foundation to lay the walls for q new building, winch is contem- plated, by the side, No one was in jured in person. K. & E. moved out their goods. There is maternal fol an interesting law suit.-Van Buren Press.
 A few days ago the store house of Mir. T. E. Holloway, at Shiloh, Van Buron county, containing about $2000 worth of goods was broken into and robbed, and then burned to tho ground. Several circumstances indicate the guilt of three men whc are now under arrest. Gen. McRaC went up to shiloh this, Thursday morning to prosecute the parties ar rested. There was no insurance on building or stock, so they arc q tota loss to AIr Holloway White Co | Beacon,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04

Col. J. R. Pctigrew, editor of the Sentinel, has been appointed by See retary Burch, Journal Clerk of the United States Senate, and was sworn in on the llth instant. He succeeds MT. James ". Clayton, of Baltimore, Maryland, an appointoe of the late republican secretary, Mir, Gorham. The duties of the position do not necessarily require his presence in Washington when the senate is not in session, and he will return home about the lst proxmimo, to remain untll the last of November. Fay etteyille Sentinel.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
WAR! WARM WAR!!!
EVERY FARMER, GARDENER, FRUIT GROWER, AND BEE-RAIsER IN THE
 UNITED STATES INTERESTED.

Dukes insect Destroyer, Patented July 3lst, 1877, will eiloctually eXter- ninatp all Cut Worms, Boil Worms, Cabbage Worms, Curculio, Bee Weevils, Hcssian Flies, and all other obno%ious bugs and insects that feed upon culti- vated vegetables. It is worth it's weight in gold to any farmer, gardener, fruit-grOwor or bee-raiscr. It was in- vented by practical farmer, and will do just what b claimed for 1t, and can be bought for the small sum Of Two Dollars. County and State rights for saic by tho patentees,
 DUKE * PATTON,
 NogIlstown Ark. M. H LeY. Retail ASuAt s94 Pop, .unIf
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
More Than Two Bales to tho
 A ere.

Several times during the last four years we have taken occasion to call attention to the new process of cotton planting so successfully pur- sued by Mir. J. J. Crump, of this county. The result of this process was 1910 pounds of ginncd cotton to the acre ln 1877, 1000 lbs. in 1878, and this season the pros; poets are good for the heaviest yield he has ever had, For the benefit or our readers aud exchanges we will give Mr. Crumps formula He prepares his land in December by digging holes three feet from each other each eighteen inches square and eighteen inches deep; these holes he fills with manure to within four inches of the top and the re- inainder of the way with top soil. At the usual season he plants with view to having three stalks to q hill, and piles the clay from the bottoms of the pits as deep over their tops as the supply will admit of, with . view to keeping down the grass. and then cultivates with hand and hoe, never allowinga q blow to be used, The preparation Is made in December in order to subduc the fiery qualities of the fertilizer, and the holes when prepared will make at least three crops without changing their contents-the second crop generally being the best and the first and third about tho same. This plan has gotten beyond tho sphere of experiment, and there is DO longer necessity for man to scrapc over a dozen acres when he can obtain more cotton and better cotton by cultiyating two or three by Mir. Crump's process,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
TyIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS X Institution will begin
 SEPTEM l. lS7o.

and ends June 10, 1880. Tuition Is free to all who are qualified to enter the College Class, and to all Normal and Bcnciiciaries in the Preparatory De- partment Normal appointments are restricted to young ladies over four teen years of age, and to young gentle men over sixteen years.
 The recent elections give full Fac ulty Of fifteen members, with Gen. D. II. HILL, as President. Julyl7.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04

Wendell Phillips has been Q TO, publican long enough to know what republicanissh means; and, when he charges It with being fraud and ar imposition, the statement must be accepted as bearing tLo weight o uncrring authority
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
RUSSELLvIILE, ARK

FEsHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPAR- \ ed tO make Boots and shoes in the best .stYtc. At low rates, and on short notice
 Repairtul. 8gqe with DeatngsS and dlspateh,
 shop on Jefefson @t. opp. HoMGll, WhMH ~ co. t, BkANNiSG. b.!Oiu3
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed four lines, free; over four twenty cents per lihe
 For advertisements inserted in the Special Notice column, or in reading matter, 20 cents per line will be charged.
 Advertisements inserted at S1 per square for first insertion, and 60 cents each subsequent insertion.
 Card. or communications Of a personal char acter, if admissible at all, double the usual iatcs and strictly in advance.
 Announcing candidates for state and Dis sriS offices, $i0: County offices, t6; for Corpora tiou. $2.50; and mus be paid in advance.
 Advertisements not marked With the number of insertions desired will be charged for at the regular rates until ordered ont
 All circulars of candidates and other matter intended for personal benefit will be charged for at 20 cents D r line.
 Transient advertisements, where the parties yre moi known or ito not give references must be paid for in advance. Ten lines or less con stitute square.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04

Orion parties are all the rage now. Six young ladies take an onion with them into q room, and one of tho number takes . bite of it. Then & young gentleman is admitted, and after kissing all of them, if he fails to tell winch one of them blt the "inyun" why thenthe girls are all compelled to kiss him, or he is com pelled to kiss all of them, and we forget which. The play will have q big run here if the onions hold out. A chromo goes with play. Married men are not admitted to the game. They are too keen on the scent. What man does not recollect saying Co hls vile at least once, 'confound it, you've been eating onions again"
 -----------ss- . -s~---------- .
 Tho New York Herald is trying the very dangerous experiment. Of avoiding all mention of tho Conkling scandal. The scandal seems to he very able to get along without tho assistance of the Herald
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-04
The 1emtotrat,

 TIE RUssELLvfLbt PRINTING AssoctATioT,
 ProprietOrS. f. ERWIN, President, NJ E. ROYS. Nico-Prcsident, t;EO. l.. HOW ELL, Secretary, NJ. II. BAIRD, Treasurbn
 EXECUTIVE CeMMITrEE. ' L, SHIN, J. W. RU SELL, J. NJ. HARKEY. B. F. LOBE, BUSINESS MANAGER. ,51-rurrsrNc ptTrs
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
Gfrursl0ue.

4 NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
rs sayreytle. south Amboe. PERTH AmDor ToffeBvile
Woodbridge, kOsste aud star Landing steamer wyoming
from Ioot cana week day at fare lower tnsn
other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
DTrains the Brooklyn FatOush and c)1ey tsa1f tal
way, until further nJtce vii ral lA AD1TY JssHeSa
FLATBU shave.
H0ns H,sI7iHPSS Is1ad P9S9'i bf{e4 sT5gi'yn aaa
rom $50 a m 10 1000 2 ~ trans VII Al'' 'o'Ts
tFranklln-ave). half.horTly from 63j a m. % 1905
p. Last train from the Bsach. n D. TIE $50
99nd ,Jo m trans rom Fiat9oan,a,e' o5p - a4i
$50 a. m. rom Bedford snd the 300 and G2J
from Brighton do not ron sundays The ie)5t5
can be reached via south a1d Wa street Frot bg Alamo
Ayenue and Adams and Boerun street line Va IA ton
Ferry by sout Brooklyn Central Lne via Grand All 01pss
Avenue and Franklin Avenue -raI1s will %
lu'''' u T. DoRwGN suosriatsalsas
CONEY ISLAND
- WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
Brooklyn Depot:
grHAVE. AND 20rHsT
iting
during the daytime on WEEK DAYS. this company vii,
'A anu ''''' FRIDAY. AUGUST Is7a.
Sel EXCU kSlON IICkLrs tor LADIES ONLY
AT 10 CENT, EACH
and for CHILDREN. between the 0 snd y yelrI
AT 10 CENTS EACH
Children under years OF age FREE.
Island from D. uI inclusive. aud on al trans
turning rom COusy Island uIfI. @ u. IA.
Trains run HALF HOURLY until p m, and thereafter
The BROOKLYN DEPOT can De- reached bg The following
lnes OF hor,ecars PARK Vanderbilt and Nnt1ages from
Adam. street. Bo-rm Place FIfth Avenue Line. from
CITY Hal and south and Wal street Ferries
Transferring Nintaave and Fftsenth-sl soi tls
company, without extra char rs -..--
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
OTRECT TO THE MAMMOTH


NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CONEY ISLAND.
The Grand Flo liza of Excursion steImers LANDING tlls
most popular % all seaside furnishes t1f best 'nd most
direct route universally by al
ors 70 De the greatest attraction In tls Island
% ELECTRIC LIGHTs
produce rraufest Illumination ever This Con-
unent and bafhe All the -uIr0uldua iu -ze of M
PROTECTING 1000 BEET lN tD I.IE STA. ami being
from 81 70 10 tcct u with. % b. pELl'h lPLLLf gJ)
a CJNCEEI EACH AFIEErOt .nd EVEN ING. DV
GRAFULLA5 5rA hIGIMGNr BAND. Ample sealns
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES.
ADMISSION 10 IhE PIES AND A Bath FOR y
CENTS makes U the most attractive 4lt t4s cheapest
bathing pavilion tha Island the only sD0-
jOy deep water as well a. surf bathing.
IN all their appointments lavish scale Z
the most varied character y EL ALLIED As 10 HILC "a
AND UALITY
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
Gteamboats ano Railroaos.

4 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
- G. VIBBABD ana ID. DREW
Leave VcstTv PIER SO y. r. a. $50 ana 2ithst az a.
m. (fIun BROOKLYN bv Annex boat 40 -. Landing at
NIAcK FERRY, WEST PoINE CQRSWALL- NEW
~ no, p. 70 return by down boat PO'hEEP~IE RHINE
BECK CATsKILL a1d HUDSON: Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NOElu II ana EST Tickets or Coupons good
on Hudson River Railroad received for Dus,age.
SPECIAL TRAIN To AND FROM sAkAlOTA
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, mon iREAI- ana in.
teTWelate points Steamers leave Pier q f r., daily
Sundays excepted az p m U we.ty thlrd - p r a 5l5
D. Il connecting with special trains a. New
Haven for arf.ord springfield o. &C Tickets ao.d ana bag
gage checked al s44 Broadway Nrw10, anc Court-st
brooklyn. Excursion 10 NeW-Hayeu and return, 81 90
LOK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Lan
! 40 Cozzrns West Point, Cornwall NCwbuTg Marlboro,
Milton, POuEAkecpse, Esolus connecting witl Ulster and
Deaware ana WAIKIKI valley roads steamboats, JA N rs
". BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY al
D. m, Pier 80, North River, foot Of Harr.OH-st
Except SATURDAYS, when the steamer Thomas Cornell viii
O'Clock connecting with Evening Train on
the Ulster ana Delaware Railroad.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 stations tie New-NoTk. Boston and Air Line
Derby ANA North HAMPTON Railroads DIR CT steamers
IS E r. foot Of CIrdHd.s.. AZ every night IN Tie
week exceut Saturday in time for al
morning all railroads best facilities Tor passengers
and freight fare Al excursion 81 90 -tarns " Haven
TTaulp lpOrtauOl Line. JOHN Il. r KIN
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
5tenmbodts dHo Railroads.

A LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
n and 81 JOHN leave Pier No. Al North River.
Al AS saaa morning ssST "sSS eacepte Ia % ns So
West anu East Exour-ion 10 Albany good 80
'-D ". ". EVERETT. President
PRTDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves Cat6ar1ep daiy sGndays excepsedj at ii.S6 H.
ana BRIDGEPORT AZ IA p. u.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF DesbrOsses and Court
nj o5 CSe 5 sP sPSgrs We GSss gaeaaa
ana the south. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
100 ?. N; was6arton and the West Pullman car.
connections Tor ttsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 70 Cinon-
400 p N for washington the West maKing same
necton ior ths West - tae ! p ln tram . NJ. ,,,,
man sleeper IRON , , @ bis N aiuore ana
Southwest ITouSh Ia.man car. rom ia TO incn
Florida New orleans anu the south. 90
Ner YORK and At cket ofices ioot OF Cortland
and nesbro-seests- and Depot Jetsty city -z.o,-.
i'oO-'D LII AND COLORADO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Fcyrv si,fo IN 1 " ot or f nTsI i. & Wharf
Commencing June ~ lsI9Irains leave Ne"YorS iooto'
t.6O A. m.-For Pennington. Fast0n. Belvdere Maucl
Junction wlth D.. L. and w. y r
sl5 m.For igh BRIDGE Franch schooey's MoG1tlin
Aaae1 Chunk. Ismala4. Wse.barre scranton. williams
1880 a. and $3.50 F. m-FOr s0mervo and Flemin gt0n.
p. Mo Remington, EasfOu. MaDcl ClunK l4ualua
WIkrsDarre. scranton TuukhanuocE, Iamaqua. HazcltJh.
E-ag.ug, f"t.-fl-let h1fr-UufG &c
BuGd- lake ard Lake HOuatsCug. Lasion. Belvdere ad
Maucl CHUNK.
$50 y. . dsliy.For East0n Allentown and Harrisburr
EImr3 &C. connects 20 Junction tOr d., l. aAd ". Il H.
Tor trans 10 osa points see timetables stations
SUNDAY TIAT '--IflVe az . O.. ~ n. for B0rnt
Brook ana intermediate pJns and at $50 p u for Es'on
Tas Of the ro9i7n and Eric Annex make connection
jersey City ana irom BrVOA anu Ere Dcpo-
seraey CITY,
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Ia.us leave at 7:lJ. $. llslj No. 1870 $50 le1.
IIs. 4 5l5, Do m. Tor Red Bank, Long Branch ocean
Al H. T. r Toms RIVER BrcEsburg. waretowu, Cedar
AJI.51 p. n- vnoland Atlantic City. Tucker;own r. r.,
All P. la for H1css' Toms River warctown Cedar
ton art f-pI orefu.r aud Far Raven at I Bank ID
81 from Point Pleasant sea eirt with ala
NEW-JERSEl SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Lave Ncw-Y0rS Pier 4 No r foot gect0r-5t.
srtAMLE~ So. JOHNS ud JESSE HOYT.
Lone Branch Highlands. &C. 5:jO $3.50 a. 100. 3:i5
Occt Grove. Sea Grit &c. s50A m, l:O) 3.ij j1j p m.
Toms laYer Iucker0u X X and fhIateiphia J:JO III
vrs5rt Bl lret0n and Atlantic city l.Oypu
Wararo--.r anU gs rlr Greek. &c. 4. % D. M.
SUNDAYS for ID guauds and Long b anch 1904 n
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot LlJelty-sL Tor Freehold as
7iJ. ll.4y a. H.. a, Oslo, y ~
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
CEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
CONEY ISLAND,
Gle Gurt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
vi LON4 BRANCH. NJ.
IATrRDAY. AUGUST Z3. TUESDAY. AUGUST2G.
THURSDAY. AUGUST -. sATCBDAY, AUGUST 81
Six races each dav commencing promptly at2 O'Clock stee
plech ase or Humble Race each d. 81.
trains directly % cour.o VIA sandy Hook Pier
Ncrth River a. -:-0 $3.50 aud 1880 u. and ~ C-ntrl
Railroad from foot OK I4Oerty az 7sJ, u IliJ m l2I0
noon. aud 1880 D. "a.
FARE for round tfip iRcluling admission nei al 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
6itnations Wanteo--fenaIes
A DVERTIS

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TGJgUSE Will BE EEcEIyEl ,r.r At 1E Up
or No Sos West Twenty urd-st, corner Esht1r,ayei; &
ave. cor seventl-st; Al the HARLEM OFFICE No
2&SI Thrd ave. cor Onehuvired and twenty fourth-t
orcerales 80 a. ,.-I., =
ATMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
" VlI>sE VII ayavs he f~Ind large number Of first
class G.rra servant4 Tor All capecitss auitabls for
families hotels. FOfUn houses &C.: city 0n0 country
Mrs. LOWE. l5l East 2th-st.. near Stave.
COMPANION, Sc.-Iu Protestant family
~ as cgpnon 20 an lnNane oT any t f .. n TsIace fr
nse Address L. NJ, Tribune Uptown ONCE 2Ss Broad
COOK, &c.-Ry good cook end laupdress
city reference makes hrca cake pastries &c also under,
stc5cy home 10. 2es shave, near lft ta-st.
COOK.-Bv a Protestant Young woman very
" respectable very excellent cook understands cooking
caiisii { cKE's $50 4ia-aye. near 24thst
COOK.-By a young Swedish person as first
eas, cox for city or coqnir th3rongy 9aaeTsials INA 81 o
East 27thst., have, the I.us,ian patti.
COOK.-By a woman who understands all
- KINDS o. cooking soups meats and deserts can tlse
At the PROTESTANT HOME l5s 6thsve four doors above
COOK. WASH and IRON and CHAMBER
- MAID and WAITHE-S.-Bv two German tidy young
grs wiling and o5sing one good family COOK @ Sho % H5
res good reference city OF country. HOME BCEEAL'
a 'AON Nlll ht'i'lto -A-f " -Atoti ~ 81
- frsca~e Scotch Protestant woman u1'ersiands her
business ghy best of reference. 800 -1tavc near
23d-st. fIst or.
(HAMBERMAID.-B Il bright Young " elsh
- girl beraid and waitress IA tdv, o. GOOD dl'
pos ton ana b las years reference ffuW lass iate;
"a $50 above positions, or either understands
good was ling and IRONING ~ 6th-aye, letf lotLs.
CHAMBERMAID and WAIIRESS.-By
- Protestant gil: very respectable and well recon-.
A-e-ot. ,o.l lpste!. .l , N t ci,-reU INV or
country. sfG 9TH ave. near 25d-st. FIRST door
nRESSMAKER.-A frst-class dr.sSmaEer
II lrercu de- gue hor business in every re-
toners refers b former Par o'ht
terms moderate CITY country. Address W. g., IrDune
Uptown oh.ce, j, go oaovay.
HOUSEWORKER.-Bv a neat. tidy, intelii-
! reut Young Protestant girls viii be generally useful IN
family c10acitv. 90 grG' cooking and IA cool
moderate Can he seen al no ooa otaye nel %d-st Lis
foor.
Z ATrNDRESS.- a frst-class laundress;
- strong. able girl Of twcntel-h; I'VE years CRY ref'r
flutes r1sle-, does isc-, Iers, &C. CITY or u ~
moderate atrga % help win other work. No.
20 9TH ave.. nelr lStl-st
NURSE, &c-Young Protestant girl Of good
y cay45ty ana education, would Ike position or purse
for winch sine is wen aC43ttd or Wdua 10
DhaTlberV0rk e. 23 Of has E1d good 1tyan
s-es llH best OF reference city or country, Inquire
for CHARLOTTE. 292 Gth-ave. neer lsth-st
WAITRESS and HAMBERMAID.-By p
young swedish Protest waitress efficient 10 90 rtt
good clauNermad RI; tour years reference nom
last place. country Ca az los East 21th-st near
4tnaye, over the kussa4 baths
LFTASHTNG.-A Protestant laundress wishes
ladies' and geueuCus washing good place lor drying
44I 4tnavs ring top leA.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
IRAND Army OF THE KEPUBLIC EN-
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND


PAINS LAST FIREWORKS, POSTPONED PROM SAT-
URDAY, WILL TAKE PLACE WEDN EsDAY, AUG. III
WEATHER PERMITTING, OTHERWISE THUEsDAY.
Trains leave foot East 23sT crossing the river via steamer
sylvan Grove)-s:f5 g:45, 1915, Ills a. n; and haIc
hourly thereafter 10 s:i5 D. m.
Returning Manhattan Beach hllthoury tjr
New YORK via Greenpointto 70 I0:35 D. 10.
Elevated Railroads Ferry. connecting with
steamer D. R. Martin hourly 92j N. 2j H. VIA
Bay Ridge.
ardings-From 22ds. 9lO 1925 M. then hourly o. slJ
p. Leroyst 3:JJ ana hourly 6:j5 p. m Pier 3.
$50 a. m, and hourly 6:5jp m.
Returning Manhattan Beach for exYorx VA
Bay Ridge halihoury 20 1928 D.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
NA OPEN FROM j:3U A. Il. TO II p. y.
and dane. Win s7 s S p99 srry i2T @'I street F''
COkILANDT-s fkEEr-Nearost point for Jersey CltYAit
PARKPLIcE~NeaTssf pout for Post otase City Hlu aai
Barclay street Farrv tO HIbDx-T.
CHAMBERs lREEr- earest point tor Payoull aai 2us
FRRSRnf Rsi Wlf nlffSE.ssTkEEr-
GRAN tpointtor %, Stree. g,ry
BIEEc KER,srREET-c connects with car, Tor East aaI
EIGHTH.7TREET Connecting with cars 1r Carist11ls,.
st., and East Tenth street Ferries
FoT TEdltT lf Th and Thriv tor sJeet ferries, ''
Street ry 70 jersey CIV AMI East rirsr.
iiiTl rfgI bs 7 with cars Cor ws
FoRTYsEG0 9D-srEEET-C Connects w.h New-Yofs
Transfer Compauys cabs for Grand CegtTA DEPOT
FIFTIEIIi-I RECT aud sLAHE-ANE-, u l.
D.
PARK. connecting Win ears ot Bet Line Eaiir1tl
IFrl.THIkBSINEEI ald Eleu lH. .AEEN lls-
EIFTY-NINTEI rREEr AID lNlt-AN..NJ J--....-
SEVENTY sECoND-sT kEEr and NISTHAyENUE-
EIGHTY FRS TsTREET ana MN rH-ANENlE-
NINETY IEiD.-T Rect and y NTH ANEN r--.-v
ONF-HJIN \ DRED.A ND.FOURTH STREET aaI NINTH
AVENUE
FOR uDtuwn Grains take east slte st1uO1s.
For downtown trsips take ~ss' '4s @ S lot. ,nt
gtnave. Alternately. an.
7.30a - lnd r fo d. rn. when the faro Il ; cent?
SUNDAY TRANS from $50 D M gu ~ m;ia.klL
MM GARRISON. PrssIlsIE
M VAN BROCKLIN. sUDe,inJea4enl.
DLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
Leaves foot 22d-st y. r.. ana 2Sop m- and Plar
l. y Il Battery, $3.50 a. "a. ma , IL
FARE round trip, only FIFTY CENTS.
Pics t.cAets I'D cents 51,rA
CEA BEACH ROUTE
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
G,tuatlous udnteb-fla!cs

GARDENER and FARMER.-By a Protest
~ aut married good florist fruit and vegetable
gardener good farmer IS good hand 81 raising
cattle Is poultry gentleman country place
preferred good reference. Adde'S GAADLNLA (ctre p
T. BamumL Bridgeport, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
Gales bg Aurtiou.

CVsrOM HOUSE NEg.YORK CITY,
CouECIORs OEPicE Aug l. 1919. !
4 SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BIZ
y held the 2Tt day August, 1873, bv dessrs Bu &
DHrT q DENNIS al teir sae81oom, o. 20 Burngsip AZ
l0 clock m. OF bonded .ld unclaimed mvrchandise Nhh
has warehouse DyOnd The period allowed Dy law
drscnpve lists OF which be- sound in he ounda 0t thS
custom 8ud al 80. "a Sono-sL The goods DO
the warehouse No. IA sOnst OE Monday and Tues
aay, Aggust - and 70. from 10 a 10. u , n.
Il. A MEkRIrr. Collector.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
@ gouarInersHlu Nonoe5.

NOTICE.-The general partnership hereto
y t-r1.ttpr between Gelrrc a. Morse aud George A.
IaHond Of putnam County. and Q. Know ton " Br'ok
vn n n urd.r the If Hammond knoWltun 90, Is
s lay dissolved by mutual CONSENT Tic new nTn or HAN
m0nd K En0wlton, limited partneraiAn ,aH gcoise "a.
Nr- gcal uartnrf Will a--unr AMI the Indebtedness
Vi VAC "" ~ ~ tfAURGE A. HAMMOND,
I. e. kNOWLION.
GEORGE N MORSE
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
OBSERVE THE TIME TARLE CLOSELY

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves. DAILY.
West 2iths,r 10 ~: LeroysL, lO2g m. Pier . " D,
lO4O m.i levels Wharf BrOOklyn. II
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier 30 minutes %
p. m, after which the ANfEkICUs viii leave ~ p Ini
the GRAND hEPU BLiC, the last boat, az 10 p.
single fare. 81 cents excursion tickets 80 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS 10 THE PIER
Return tickets good Oh boat
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC EN-
~ CAAPMENT.
SPECIAL TRAINS. REDUCED RATES.
THROUGH CARS
to The
second Annual Encampment Dept q y. J. @. A. r. ai
CAMP SEILLMAN, ShLLLGAN STATION, Bound
Brook Route, midway Nrw York Pllade
AUGUST "a, ., . and -, 1879.
LEAVE NEWYORK FOOT LIBERTY ST, " r., at $50,
7s5, s45 g. lO;3O, lll5a. m 1880, z:SO l. 43U 53 l5,
~ p. N.
EetuIning leave skillman 2:l5 7O9 1896 lllO m,
lABZ, $50, AL jlO, 8;4j, $50, ~.3j. $3.50 D
FARE NEWlOEK 70 -KILLMAN Sd RETURN, 81 80.
Tickets good ~ return until septem1. J., l-.9.
II. r. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
fclp t)aulco.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TEE UP
TOWN OFFICES No. I.23s Broadway corner Thirty hrst
SGS West Twenty ID ri-st., corner EghthaVe;
No. % last FourteeLth-st. cOTuer Cmonsg uaFe E.I
Third For,gseyelts, at the IA AALEh yFEl.E
N6. 1,2~I Thudags yuehandrud and'tTent7 fourth e.
uareu Savings Bank Building up To p H., NJ regular
OfbCe rates
NVANTED.-Bench Moulders. Address ST.
W LOUIS MALLEABLE IRON 60, ST. Louis, No.
NVANTED.-A iirst-class waitress for a pri-
w family hest oi references. Apply at BEDELLs,
$50 4tlave
WANTED.-A well-educated bov, who re-
sides wtI hs parents iu the citv s-ary, -3 week
Address ia haudwruuEO OF applicant giving
%. p ROW g. CO.. i. Y,
Dox G1Z. Personal applications cannot be considered
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
proposGls.
of RAHMAY RIVER. n. J.

IMPROVEMENT of RAILWAY RIVER, y. j.
4 UNITED STATEs ENCNEKR oFFIcK, - !
1919 CHEsTSyTsr PHILADELPHIA. PENN Aux lsI sI5{
SEALED PROPOSAL - duplicate viii DE received at this
ofcc Of FRIDAY August ~, 1879, for the
mOvu 10000 cubic yards more or Tess OF sand,
Gravel Mud and from the channel Of Railway River
n.
Office J. y. MACOMB, Colonel OF Engrs, Z. :. Army
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
Business Chances.

DRIVATE STABLE in 3Sth-st., near Park
ave-. sale 10 let GEO p. ko~ ELi- ~ sprneesG
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
TALL RIVER LINE

4 FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Mammoth Palace steamers BRISTOL ara PROVIDENCE
leave sew I0r daily M 580p N, sunday included uut
September Pier -, North River foot Of Mulrav-
IroOklvn via Annex p jersey CITY, 4:ju p. u
Boston $50 Music steamers every evening
Through cE,ts iUlcpai points iu ENG tuC and Pro
viLces. Marih4's Vineyard Nantucket, White Mountains
Desert
and secured n 259 26l 27l 4Ql
5g6 and 9J7 Broadway, AT principal hotels transfer
and Office Of the Line Pier a. North
kiy-I, on 1Oars steamers
sd fLT LIST OF rNCuraIIns.