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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-24
FOR RENT,

ENOR RENT-LOW-AN EIGHT.ROOM BRICK
Il HOUSE. No. 402 k street northwest gas and
water. Apply at SpiceT's butter store, Ninth and L
streets northwest jei-tf
ENoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent JOHN SH HERMAN q Co,
Jy3l.ly st. Cloud Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-24

Orders By mail promptly flled.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

WASHINGTON, JUNE "a, 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-24

pies for an office, and, unlike the Copper
head Democrat and rebel Brigadier, he is
not q chronic oilice-seeker. When the men
who run 20 ,ycutions overlook the claims,
the Just claims, for recognition which he is
too modest TO assert, he does not desert his
party colors. This neglect Of just claims is
too often the fate of modest worth and po-
| litical combinations; but admitting this, IL
does not become the right of Democracy to in-
struct party, which has epeatedly elected
a soldier to the Presidency, in its duty to the
| Union soldier. The party that has nacted
| the pension laws against the opposition Of
| Democracy the laws layoring the appoint
ment of our war veterans to Office in pref
erence to all Others against like opposition (;
the party that honors, and always did honor,
| the Union soldier; the party that elected
| General GRANT twice and General HAYES
once. and who instructed them by act
of Congress to give the honorably
| discharged Union soldier the prefer
cnce in filling the ninety thousand
Federal offices within their gift is still the
party of the patriot, and the Union soldier
no matter how many instances ofderelictiOI
of duty may be cited against the trustees oI
its good will to the men who saved tho
Union. The Republican party can well af
ford tocompare records upon its regard fol
the Union soldier with Democracy whos(
first act after sixteen years absence from
control of Congress was to discharge from leg
isatiye employment nearly every manned
and disabled Union soldier in Congressional
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WANTED,

WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w lady, situation as cook or iaundress In prl-
vate family or hotel No objection to the country.
Good reference. Address X. s.. this office. le2l3t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

KEROSENE will soften boots or
sd cots which have been hardened
by water, and render them as Plla>
able as new.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
agricultural

CHANGING SEED During this
period Of low prices for farm pro-
duce, farmers should make every
possible effort to increase the yield
of grain. One mode of accomplish
ing thia is to practice changing seed
grain. With many farmers it has
been customary for years to change
their seed corn every three or four
years, and while they often knowing
ly obtain The same variety, they con
slider it paws well for the cost and
trouble. have no doubt this plan
of changing seed would he carried
still further, but for the reason that
farmers are apt to be 80 negligent
ON this subject, scarcely thinking of
anything of this character until up
to their cars in spring work, and
then, of course, it cannot receive
proper attention. trust this hum
bic reminder may serve as season
able hint TO many. | would suggest
that all seed obtained away from
home, should be carefully cleaned,
removing all weed seed and impuri-
ties. This injunction is equally aP"
plicable to homegrown seed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

CURRY COMBS. "A correspondent
of the Ohio Farmer says: A great
many farmers make a mistake in
buying their curry combs. They
buy them in the spring at about the
time when they get a new hired
man. The proprietor tells his man
20 clean his horses we'll. So the
new groom, with the new comb,
scratches his horses up down, back
ward and orward, for FIVE or ten
minutes / would like to see a
horse that would not get angry with
such treatment. | always buy my
curry combs in the fsll-November
or December is a very good time. -
At that time the horse has thick
coat, aud then there is not much
danger that you will scratch a horse
so bad that he will bite or kick at
you. / know man who always
has horses that kick or bite, and |
am satisfied that it is his own fault.
He whips aud kicks his horses more
10 one week than | do mine in FIVE
years. advise those who want to
buy horse brushes to get the best.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
MaFistta HigD School
For Boys i Girls.

THE SPRING TERM OF THIS INSTi-
tuition opens on MONDAY. Jan 6, 1879.
The course of study embraces all the branches
usually taught in the High Schools of the Stale.
MRS. MANGET remains in charge of the Pri-
mary and the Ornamental Department.
Each one of TIE churches in the City will, as
heretofore. be entitled TO send pupil free OF
tuition charges.
Tuition per scholastic month cf four ;eeeks 3
to $500.
Fuel pens aud ink, per term of.six months,
forty cents .,.,,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

A yield of eighty four bushels Of
wheat to the acre has been reported
in England. The wheat was cult
waited IKE corn, with a hoe. The
seed was planted 10 drills one foot
apart, and four inches apart, in the
rows. The spaces between the
drills we're carefully cultivated until
the plants had attained suficient
growth to interfere with the work.
Aoother experiment, resulting in a
yield Of sixty nine bushels per acre,
was planting with rows six inches
apart, and four inches apart in the
rows. We hope some Cobb county
farmer will try this way of raising
wheat
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

The more the agricultural situa,
ton lie discussed, whether by the
press or in public meeting, the more
general becomes the conviction Of
the importance of agriculture in the
nations welfare. 1t is of impor-
lance to the whole community that
the land should be worked to the
highest advantage. The farmers
themselves are fast rising to proper
appreciation of the value and digni>
ty of their calling.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
PAsruREs.-The writer once Own

PASTURES. The writer once Own
ed pasture of fifteen acres on
slightly undulating land, we'll set
with blue grass, orchard grass and
herds grass, that for fifteen years
was one of the best pastures he ever
saw, and there was no season of the
year that cattle and sheep could not
find good grazing there, and in the
spring, summer and fall months it
appeared to be almost inexhaustible
II. II. Caldwell, Shelbyville, Tenn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
Every farmer may not be able

Every farmer may not be able to
reach the maximum of production,
yet he can make his land produce
what he needs and what an accom-
modatiog market will pay him well
for, when he has it in excess of
home wants. No farmer in the
land, however poor his soil may be
at the outset, has any excuse for not
making every acre contribute to his
own and the general good.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

Potatoes are best cooked in their
skins for the waste is then Onl y )
per cent. or half an ounce in a
pound whereas, if they are peeled
first. it is not less than II per cent,
or from two to three ounces in the
pound.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

When commencing your agricui
tuyal life, remember that industry
economy and integrity will insure
success, and from the best capital
that can be employed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

An excellent farmer says that for
every sheep he kept last year he
sold. in lambs and wool, an average
of So worth per head. He said also
that his sheep paid bin better than
anything else grown on his farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

RI WEST 23D-SI.-LarGe front ! alc0ye
DsBf and hack hall r0ms. second story and superior
GARD pr sate family references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
Cost nno 1'ouno.

DANK BOOK LO>T.-Bink Book No.
ID 1883 nf the BoweIy savings Bank Is missing lhr
Under j. requr- return 10 The bank II not restore
be- the day u OrtoDer l-lH application Will De- made
60 the bank for u-w
pANK BOOK LOST-Bank Book No. AS
ID Of Bovery savings Bank y mis-. tie nn,e
reqrts the bans not restored before he
ID. ay ,OvemDer. -59. appLcauol vii De- mAde io ic
4 bouA
OST OR 1OLEN.-Two bank books issued
1 i the -enmOn- rauk for New York, % The
suDsc trustee ior Ella 81 and yta A. trauAlin II
fiU ur 10 81 Tim thli rom
tbs da.e wi. up 10 Do bans ~ new book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

ln EAS 4 ZJiI-N III lu>'ulc 'f = az ii't''N
RO-t -ooms with GOOD o4ri table board rierenc T.
no EAST 21>1-ST, Gramercy Park
- one large Will IN tciass board also single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
EienmooGts dno Railroads..

4 -NEW-1RUN- bnat. unding al
q. Ssyreye -olta MOO. Perth Amooy T9lt-nyie
Nfiut igr aid star steamer Fnlhs
aiv other r,uia
OR RONDOU and KlNGSTON.-La
iiion Foasa.erp E'epa.. Gomez vii Ter nd
" IA LIN N ana -v AZ r., III 'ase DAALl A.
Ia. i1er -. North RIVER not OF iiarI. sgi-si.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. VIA
FALL LIVER LINE.
Commencing MONDAY OcrOBERo 81, 1872. special limited
uckets steamer anu
nccuAe tain. a. specified theron. VAL ,e sods
oNE DOLLAR
each wav o~tweeu NETWORK ana BOSTON.
Mamm.tl Palace -fesmers RS lOL and PHOVI DfNCE.
eid Nev Yor. fcn Pier y A. loot II Murray ST.,
az Leave Broo.yn AGO. jersey city AZ i9 via
Annex boat. Arrive Boston 80
sunday r- vii be- iesuHsd oy this line October H. ieav
sse, Ds 9e:,iae4 IA New yerE at
all pop o -i. trcI ana n's't "h'e- al tnr once on
BORDEN & LOWELL Agcnta
GEO. l. cOKNOh General Passenger Agent
nNE DOLLAR TO BIOS fON,
sor spec Al sca i ,i Mammoth a1 a iamer. Br.
.va,H,. leave NeW-lo day, ihcluliar sunday
81 o. tsop my. p va 1nncx
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
80 I7s Leave depot ool of Coriandt
M.5 Chm 0I hSa Ss 5 Ae RsSaaa WIZ
bafr,. fu klauuuck
j.. Express, daily .of t-~>iou. 5rlilrlsu-
AIrnfoNu. Nsuch CnIuk- NMErsDdI1e hIirA I.h4cA
Auturu Vuchr-er HunIo. SlasArs all, anu .is
Wrs,- Pullman rlsrplus. Goa nr- atiari.d
hDBI Al az, -uut snd f.nsr
General Eastern OHee, corner CAarel tnl Cortl-nai-ts
ChA-. H. CO AMlAg-. Agent
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
i Wa = 0vidence Direct
AFoLL fisht So hE7T of;LF,4s MLs7 og RAIL
AArsACh laIlI-, Captain Re- Allan
RHODE ISLAND captain Jesse .i'l-
leA,e y u a~uj SUNDAYS exceptedL ron t1e - SofA
Passing 90 Boston n. 80 i8ier.aell4ee
Alllugs 1rtH eel New Yor. 4ul Providence.
ctAtrIOO1ls Lckcls SECURED al NVa sos off 80 AA
81 braanDay Al Metropolitan aDt tIIiD Agrnl1iiot1s ~
ash "a. it-rt- Al
AL nOie and principal uoke oco- anu Al AL oce- VI "o-S
pleas
l. ". 4. d. > bAbtyAhr ffefL
VNHE Oil RELIABLE SIONlAGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALI POlNTr EAST
o n. Ter 30. North River loot OF Jzysti
special limited tckrt-. GOOD ONLY - a N con
BeetDE train al stoDinsi0n sod via this line rom Se" c-
~ bOston IuI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Essex st. =, % q o. H.usiou-st 25xloo; James
d Warden and wife fn William Miller ------.
rsfN--f r. 1875 n Of Shave. .' 3N W. X regular
o. es Iexfnrtonave Henry knickrfhnckef ana
vile 20 : -chwcnck ,---l
Hudson 81 n cor Vest l2th-st. l6.eA1 xrregulai,
Zararr Wilmshurst and wife 10 Margaret Col
S6tl.-st 22j q Of lthave. IaxlN-.It rtlnail.l
Jarvis. IT. referee. 20 Nelson tappen' On"nper'
lam. etc .-.-.-.--. ....t'.---- -..t.,,.i
srth-ef s. go n q 81 5th-7ve, aSxl -. Naihanel
Jarvis IT. referee. toJ Nelson iapian' 'n"hoei-
lam. etc
ssdsr n !. 275 II 2 Of 9th-avc j. y1iot2 Robert
Ofrcr ami another. Trustees. &c, o. J. l"NeI
1sfave - so ~ 70 OF tSth~-. -jNll knhrri oiVer
and another trustees. etc. 90 ~ r hnml son
I0rnsf ave n = g 10 Of W1lkef-st. 9Hxluo. Alfred
P-ftif aud wife GO " A No an -
gu stss l45 n " ~ Shave .jNlou.u John II
glker and wife f0 = ] DuuvHu...---.
Madi-on-sve. cor 4'tn.-f. -NNlu'o tiare'
Hcmenway aud Others trustees. etc, 10 tllLa a
sGih.-t q lsg 10 OF -th-ave. IL 1853 ChAr" te
Houghtou and 1thcrs - George " Aca cam;
l25fh-st, =. 4Oa % e 90 jthave- xl'oi william IL
stephen 60 N tehen 80
Madison ave " 5. 90 IT'S ~ 61ths'. 2u1-O fheDe
A. Drake anu husband io G O. AK. ------------
RECORDED LEASE
Conrcr. A r and another 20 william White ~
East Broadway lot 80 So, 10 years, a. annual
IH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK Tuesday. Oct Fl. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesItt IN c-av
Pa Hrugh v CdmB
Sstorv brick house with lot No Is Asns oei .e -oo
Sr-ss ma Proope Il 25NS7.e ALusrg....- 80 fVv
81 p " Ss1mrn
n k..orv hrsck building with lot. No 81 LeWls-sb " =
loors of Delaneeys" lot ok .....4... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
Brooklnn zeal estate for sale.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE for >ale on Colun-
l. D Heights. BrooslJA-lious- brown stone 'front.' 10
f0r stories aud basement. tine view OF tn river VII To
sod Al ox price great chance Oarsan L. = ss4 o.
q. "a Huiaguc-st, biuohl d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

COUNTRY >EAT.-js acres, near raIrO b.
Y l.por Dutches- County =. y order
h0-. ,.ffi, .tonr spring house -uita Tor stocA farm
terms -as,. ". A. BA ~ f~, - East al-f ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
Counirn Boaro.

4 FAMILY in the country would board two
~ laes The Winter large weincatef rel
required Address RETREAT az East l4ths' al
tisem-nf Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
5lrnnuons Uauteo--temales

tVAITRFSS.-Bv n cOmnetent young woman
w ~ dg-tla-s would act as parormaid NJ
chtubrrliid best cy reltrences ~ West Jl-t~t rl
floor. back
iI'ASHTNG.-A c0lO~cd woman to d. fine
W washing by week dav also good hne sew ne
woman tn take 0y The day. Cal
or address 4ej 7thave, one hgnt mp.
NGANII D.-A situation tor a highly edu-
W .afei emit waited tlv fO -urerut-nt honsfhnf
affairs lady -u'3A- french nienty ah
England an nI Tie continent uesi OF
reference Address 7. I'D. hoN !, =. Boston. Mass.
IDS% BROADWAY. City Intelligence o.
l -SoD flee an Inl woman trstcla- caok u an
bra N1rfh Irrlif Protestant rif compete1t Na
Tess. welsh lrstctss lauudiessi Highest To-
f,rsuces
DID WEST 3JTH-ST. Second fiooD.-
% Firs class courel cooks chanoeIm "a ant val 49,
.alnfrr-sts general hou-ewnrkrr Nc5 city aud country
orders Dy ua4. promptly attended Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
Gin iJrouertn 20 fei.

ApyEKTIsXENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIErVE ALL BIZ RECEIVED At Tai
UPTOWN OFF, ar l.syS Broadway cor. ih41t'
tistsL. ..J> resi- twenty tlrdst cor i-4ziti-tv-
~ g. East F0uriernth-st. corner al0"-sHu@T
10 luri-aee- --fenti-st. al the ~ k-.ri
OFFICE NO. I.l-f Tlrd-lve- Ouehu1dred-ald
twenty fourth--i Harlem savings Bank Biiding up
~. 81 ONCE
PAYMENTS q" LIZ ln the new apaii-
- 1.. 7tlsye.. especially adapted FOR D.
a eel ian - all mole iApos M MS and convenience
h. aie~i lau.tDr q reuis Appn
h. l.OMAINL bHoWN. 4.Z-i arosd va.
no LEI.-Avenue-A Eastern Boulevard. be
4 tween aid sl-f SIS. Two modern rrivatc dive
inr- u ielec Tor or two families
De- mouth open al day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
rrHE ERIE RAILWAY.

THE ERIE RAILWAY.
Il Snuwr 10y ~ NV name the NtW-lOkk- LAKE
Ban Ci..,li.at. AMI iA.csso Day fxyr-ss Drawing.
room Coaches Co sHrIlo lnI suspension bId-e
p fa-t 20. Louis f.ra-- 4tiaH az buua0
IN g. injecting " fl fs-f trains - hc Wei ana -ou b.
: p Y ayl Pacific Express for the West sleeping
n4li chicago without cuanse also Hotel Duiug cars
g. E ln Al-.graut ,r,la W-s.
SrS.rk Oh 49,. ,.lD II.au - m $40 4zO d jn 10 ~,
L. u midnight saturday Ia Us only ,undays sI5
t,ror ~ rassac o. 7:ju. ~. 4Ds1O A. n Tho
~ ~ Tram sops Il .nAelipa AZ Yly o. -Gndags
IL midnight Suu14ys d. $50. lO.-V a. n "a o5. 30
PA rIsoa 8. ca, 7.5u 40. 10 loZ Loo IA. u
uoOn A. a o.. i.5t- t--u - D. 3" y 49, 1J hld
81 .O-0 a N. "a, 6.sO. :. p m, AMI l. mianght
-un-rn 100. To 20 a. m 80 '-5u o. y w. p m a
Midnight SUNDAYS. o. $500 lO.-o a H. Lao o-5O p H.
Aud - night
NesIurs ana COfnv all 100. $3.50. 4'5O m.
,psoa. md Kingston $3.50 p IL SUNDAYS s5OA
";;...a.. d. 100 D. IO-O m. ss3J 90 s.3O p ia sun
SIasetowl. 100 g, leo N 800 80 p. N. sun
NJ tlils CONNECT Win New-York OsweEo Midand Rail
fOfS s a. Jsr s ~. lO:2O aso D. sundays
ESQ. =, ~ 80 y ~ II ana ouar,a, s,,.s
hour 5sJ H. 10 v IL AZ, :. 81" =" 49, - - ~ "a
Or passaEr ana Tor aps inelis IA Da"ingrOoln
80 ~ an Transfer baggage nay ieit The Com
many lf,ees N0a 80. snl ui 30 BROADWAY y Y. No 2
Souft a. Brooklyn, Al tnr Coinpanrs Depot- -.
fxpres, trains the West arrive IN NewYorN - 1.45
H. 4'-p sDu n ABBOTT. Passr Ags- Sew-YOrE-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
knglcwO0d ClDsteI, Piefuont and Nyack
= "a, 80 a " l. 8 4 4.51 5;au 6'sU $50 Il.aU y. IN
sundays 8 = and 6.JO y. The llJO y. train VIII
Name. spf.ng Valley and Monsey T. 800 a. $50
$50. y. ABBOTT. GenI PAssr Ag- New 1of.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
bolro nuo Rooms
West Side.

" est Slte.
. LARGE front room. Handsomely furnished,
references. 80 IiO West slst-t
4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing in a mognif-
= cent dwell ue, Who ". ID soF th, co-i Oh q zoo,
r,lcfcnces s5e est 2gi-sf.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY having a urge front
war attached nsl ~ ~ 10 10 teo-inre gent enen gem
fI,mar ana VIE good Elevated Railroad station
M corner. CAL At az West 2ls-st
ONE handsomely furnished ROOM in 2
~ str,r private house. with OF without breakfast $40
CFNENTEF NTH->T.. 81 WEST. near 9TH
= thir hoor rooms With strictly nFst
eias- board il q fanny OF r,llrmehL
TWO Urge handsomely furnished rooms on
! second hoor VII faIl ioI ii.r 'i 1. a. ~
~ Yves. -eth ST. superior nomei terms m"ria7 10 p'
ueut parties.
{. 70 - WEEK.-Single or double rooms.
- 4 with board Transient = d.v table card 81 nay
extremely prices Clarence Hotel y cnionpaee neal
~ WEST 27TH-ST. North Side. second
- house OF Broaiwnvl.H use ani rooms extra :.
Size snt sppoinim,nis a.. Mo!stn eor root
rooms % ton noor terms low.
.Dp WEST 26TH-S T.-Hand somelv furnished
30 rooms 'front.'. gentlemen references exchanged
.(.S FIFTH-ANE.. corner lOfh.-Ihree front
Deb rooms en- suite thr floor elegant Ell suite
door private table or sosrd. also other rooms
O.l WEST T-ST.-Desirable suites OF
'DD rooms Tor families OF gentlemen private table q
- WEST WASHINGTON-SQU ARE.-sec-
- ona ana thri story LOON VT eoA'a Also ''5''
IN WEST 26TH->T.. near Broadway.-
DO sunny second and fourth floor front
rooms table oaTders Accommodate terms reasonAb
ISO WEST 2lST-sT.-A handsomey-fu
for two : per week hal room se
0D4 and back ia roas second story. and superior
board pr sate family references
East siis
A FEW FURNISHED ROOMS for gentle
- men. without board. a6 Irving ace
ONE suite on second floor; extra large fine
~ shed rooms on third and 'ourth With board non,e
fasi l1ih-si.. convenient 70 / station. Mrs KENT.
TO LET.-A furnished room. to one or two
1 gentlemen neie borhood uneEcepuonaole i22 East
IN EAST 22D-~T Handsomely furnished
~ rooms hous aud table uncxcepnonahe reierences
~ EAST SID ST.-To let, with tirst-cass
> board aiuit-. third 'front.' s4 III I'd back ga
% EAST 29TH-ST.-A we'll furnished sec
sJConl FIOO T. suite or single. win BOARD. references
Al EAST 2lST-ST.-DeSirable rooms IN
H. suite with board references given aud re
IniEAST 23D-ST.- Handsomely lurnished
RO-t -ooms. with GOOD 04ri table board rierenc's 5.
no EAST PSI ST. Gramercy Park
- one large room Will iii stcass board also single
I.2G EAST 15TH-ST.. near Irving place
'eO Hai-oncy 70 , snse ICON 10 gentlemen also
BROOKLYN Board
pOARD-HOME that l. HOME.
.mal parry two o. four ad it,. Wis ing qaei eherfa
home att, a. froiudins- u ihi te ID pI,ar i, VI
snd 7tn-ave-. Brooayu terms 'e -oi-1ie.
Boaro and Rooms wante1
nv , CEN FNA\ and his u ATTGHTER.
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6elp Uanteo.
fflarplc ano Stale ttidulcls.

Alarulc dnc Stale HiduIes.
GLATE and MABBLE MANIELS III great
- variety. steps aud eelsfl slate ans marble
manufactures T. a. : iiN ~ q i'i.s
- ana O. West -i's It.
MOOD. SLATE and MARBLE MANlLkS,
w orateA OF ~ wood fires. pllsfei ccntrfsi
stained GlAs- DO Window Blinds g., e.
largest assortment lowest pricrs call rd enIhlc
HRADLEY & CUhRIEK. - and % DeYsL
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Trans l--pr'-~es ana COrt-
- , audi street Ferries a. ful.VWs-
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go anu il D. Ia SUNDAY T. ,u and a a. D. - '.5u 81 ~
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FREEHOLD End NEN-YORK RAILWAY
come ton Leave loot " Lbo.ty-sD i1r Freehold ~
b.. 3. 1l.ll a. M. 4. 5.ij. p. ia
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Fine Country Residence, Westchestei
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4 DESIRABLE farm OF Il acres IN Monmouth
y County y L. 20 be- -oIg. orlef ~ the Court
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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Cog Long Branch raioHoNn ana .nfermrda ate stations al
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