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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-03


New spring goods, at j. B. O'Neill &
Cos. Dry goods Hats and a nice LOT OF
gents and ladies Shoes, cheap.
"A few hundred bushels cotton seed for
sale by A. Howell & Son.
The Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliat's store.
.."Leser Fig" and Little Maggie
chewing Tobacco the very best, always on
hand at HALEY BROS.
The Job work done at the Journal office
cannot be surpassed in neatness and cheap
ness. Bring your work along.
Go to Heggie's and try his Rock Corn,
the best in the world it will cure coughs,
colds and consumption.
Bakers Chocolate at n. B. Merryman s
The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman' S store.
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POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINGs

Now folus is hurrying onward
The mighty winds OF March,
They whistle through the pine tree
And lend the trunks of lanch.
They are driving over the highways
And along the narrow street,
Flapping rudely ladies dresses
And exposing their pretty feet.
They tantalize the farmer
AS the labors in the field,
With his everlasting guano
To make a greater yield
I'VE have had for two or three days
hard steady winds and the fencing has been
blown down considerably.
The creaking of the cordage and the
tapping of the canvass of Graves Tenants
partition is heard in James Coopers yard.
ID. Mathews and Andrew Warner are
bound to have some fish this spring 1t
would not surprise me if they established II
fish market here or at Marietta Frank
Murray has moved down on Sweetwater
and Houseley has gone to work and they
will have but little opposition. Ifyou want
to change your business and put up an isin
glass factory will speak TO them for the
fish offal.
Miss Carrie Harden who has been visit
ing her relatives here has returned To Smyr-
ma. AZTEC
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DALI as DOTS.

Mr.. q. w. Foote Jr, says he thinks
the "Dalas Dots" will play out pretty soon
it is perfectly absurd to think that for as
long as Dallas stands there will be dot"
in and around it.
Prof John Seals, of Cobb has made up
a music school here and proposes to learn
some of our boys and girls to extract tune
from the Organ, Piano, and Violin.
There is a great deal said by the public
spirited men of Dallas of having Dallas re
incorporated, and allowing parties to sell
spIrituous liquors by retail, and appropriate
ing a part of the fund arriving from the tax,
on dealers to the building up Of public and
free school.
Mr. Dock" Compton, Of Alabama, and
Miss Joanah Carter, of this place were mar
ried last week. May the blessings Of heaven
rest on them and theirs, and every body in
Dallas and surrounding country.
...Whiskey can be bought by the gallon
in Dallas, by those who have the money
Those who haven't got the money generally
console themselves like the fox did, they
don't want it, its sour.
Prof Rowlands school is "rollin" on
finely, he only lacks about seventy-fiye oil
having hundred students now
Our Sunday school promises to be -four
ishng this year l have heard at the last
calculation three or four in the community
talk of starting one.
-. Between five and one hundred children
gather at George Harper's on Sunday s.
which shows one of two things, they either
think he il very interesting to them or thai
they are very interesting to him. God bles:
the children and their mothers.
Hiram Akin and Eli Upton. one-armed
soldier had a fight last week-the soldier 60
vhipped. they have now renewed thu
foht with two lawyers on each side.
The Ordinary is having a wooden wal
built around our Jail, eight feet high anC
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GUANO w AR.

We beg to call the attention of our read
ers and the farmers generally to the Fertil-
izers offered by our enterprising young
friends, SMITH & MCCREA, who have on
hand Patapsco, Soluble Sea Island, and the
Chesapeake brands. The Fertilizers offer
ed by them have the highest commercial cal
ne and the loteest per centdge Of mloiSture OF
any Guano offered to the trade. The farm.
ers and citizens generally have recognized
the ncalcuIable benefit these gentlemen
have been to our town as cotton market.
Throughout the season they have paid the
highest market price for cotton, and now
ask that you patronzc them in the purchase
of your Fertilizers, at the standard market
value. They offer nothing that they can
not conscientiously recommend and sell
upon the same terms as all regular dealers.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Marietta. March 6th.-2m.
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WILD HORSE ITEMS.

...On the line of Oregon
And Powder Springs,
There the voice of the
Plowman rings.
d. T. hoes and is the boss,
Jake he plows the one-eyed horse.
...Some are anxious to know who "Ilart
Times" is. think they ought to know,
for he is stareing us all in the face.
Wheat crops are a little backward but
we think it for the best.
Mr.. Jack Pritchett was taken very sud
denly with paralysis last Thursday while
at work in the field.
...Some are speaking of planting cotton
bit advise them to wait until Jack Eros
leaves.
...All fools day passed off calm.
HARD TIMES.
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Why Will You

Allow a cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies. such as
Pneumonia Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
WHEN an Immediate relief can be so readily at
tanned BoSchees German Syrup has gained the
largest sale il the world for The cure # Coughs.
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases Ii il
DR.. Bc-cbees famous German prescription, and
is prepared with The greatest care. and no fear
need be entertained 10 administering it To the
Youngest I'D. as per directions The sale Of
This medic ne is Unprecedented Siner firrt in
trodueed here has been constant increasing
demand aud wthcut single report of failure
10 do its work in any case. Ask year Druggist
a. 10 the ruth of these remarks. Large size
IS reutv. Try il anti bsc0nvineed.
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Mason & Bamlin Orgens. Embossed by
over 100 600 Delighted Purchasers.

Nor lowest priced, poorest and dearest.
Bat highest priced, best and cheapest: Cost
but little more than Inferior oagaus Give five
times the satisfaction Last twice long.
Victors at all worlds exhibitions. Acknowl-
edged best by all disiutere-ted and competen'
musicians Solid facts indisputabIe, such as no
other organ maker in the world can substanti-
ate. Glorious news for purchasers Grand In
PRODUCTION scale. New Styles. New Prices
Stops Elegant case $50 Superb Mirror Top
Case IL Stops only 500 10 days trial.
Freight paid both ways if Organ don't suit.
Sold on easy term. Rented until paid for
Delivered anywhere in the South for 81 extra
For. full particulars, address LuDDEN d
BATS SAVANNAH GA, Managers Wholesale
Southern Depot. Price same as Factory.
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The Latest Musical Wonder.

TIE OKGUINETTE representing Organ and
Orgauist, Music and Musician. Not toy,
but The most marvellous musical instrument oil
the sge Play from one 10 "a Thousand tunes.
No limit to The either kind or quality Plays
Hymn Tunes, Popular Songs. Polkas. Waltzes,
Reefs, Quadrillss and Hornpipes with perfect
accuracy 4 mere child can play It Con
structed on he principal OF a cabinet organ sna
plays automatically from tunes IN perforated
paper. In handsome ease, feet long and
foot high. Price including -Four Tunes only
$40 Extra tuiiss ~ cents each. GuaranIe rd
to give more satisfaction for the money than
any other musical instrument in the world. -
Ageats a0anted eeery'0here. Srnd tor d~scriP
tive circulars. Address
LUDDEN d BATES. Savannah, Ga
WhOless q Southern Agents
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-Four good reasons. why farmers should
plant "Giant Prolific Cotton Seed.
1st, The yield per acre OF seed cotton is
greater than that from common seed.
end. The yield of lint from a given guam
tity Of seed cotton is greater than that from
an equal quantity of common seed. cotton.
Bird, 1t being more easily picked from the
bolls, enables hand TO pick more in day.
than the same hand can pick ofthe common
kind.
4th, The lint, being finer and larger, COM
mands from a quarter to a half cent per
pound more than ordinary cotton.
A limited supply of above seed for sale at
HALEY Bios.
North east cOgneF Pubic Square, Mariets&
Iw
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VEGETINE

FOR
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUSNESS AND GEN.
ERAL DEBILITY.
BERNARDsroN, MASS, 1879.
We, the undersigned, having used V-getiue,
take pleasure in recommending it to all those
trosbled with Humors of any kind, Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, or General Debility, it being the
Great Blood Purifier Sold by X l.. Crowel
Il SOt e who sell more of it than all other pat
ent medicine put together.
MRS. l.. +. PERKINS.
MRS. ii. w SCOTT.
JOSEPHUS SLATE.
VRGETINE is the great health restorer--com-
posed exclusively OF bsIks roots, and herhs
Ii IL rArN ulnaaauI In lakn. .vprv rhlll likas il
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Under an order of the Court. will be sold
before the Court House door in Marietta on thu
first Tuesday ia Nav, az the usual hour ofsale
the property belonging 10 estate of b. King.
known as lot number four hnndred and twenty
three, lst District and Bud Section m Cobb
county, Georgia, for the use of said estate.
This Fe6. Btii 1879. G. B. KING
Administrator.
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L Y p

"a This important organ weighs but about three
81 pounds and all the blood in living pe iSon labout
"a three lions passes through it At -st once every
a half hour to have The bile and other impurities
strained or filtered from it. Bile is the natural
pureptye Of the bowels, AMI if the Liver Becomes
torpid it is not separated from the blood but car
- ricd through the veins all paris Of the system,
z and in trying to escape through the pores OF the
skin causes it to turn yellow or 4 dirty brown
~ color The stomach becomes diseased, and Dys-
BE pcpsia Indigestion Constipation, Heacache Bill
= business, Jaundice Chs, Maiarial Fevers, Ihes,
q sick and Sour Stomach, and general debility ioi-
a low MeRRELLs HEPATIs;E, the great vegetable
81 discovery for torpdity causes the Liver 10 throw
of from one TO two ounces Of bic each Tune Inc
~ Blood passes through it, as long as there is an ex-
cess Of bic; and the effect Of even few doses
n upon yellow ornplexion brown dirty looking
- skin, will asgonsh ali who try it-they being the
-, first symptoms to disappear. The cure OF all bill
81 Gus diseases and Liver complaint is made certain
81 bvtaking HEPAr!nR il accordance with directions.
p Headache is generally cured in twenty minutes.
and no disease that arises from the Liver can exist
81 if 4 fair trial is given.
81 Tale no pills Wien 70 can get HEpAr1TFE at
81 the same price Fer sale in ) cent and slo bot
e ties by Ill Druggists.
g 4. r. MERRILL (; CO.. Pvo7s., Philadelphia. Pa.
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VEGE TINE
Drugu,ats' Naa,ltnonv

v h " HI H. AAN IL
Druggiets' Testimony.
MIR. II. X. STEVENS -
Dear ir,--We have been selling your rene
dy the VegeIine, for about three years, and
take pleasure in recommending il to our custo
tners, and in ne instance whore blood puriSer
would reach the case, has il failed 10 effect Il
cure, to our knowledge. 1t certainly is the ne
plus ultra Of renovat0rs, Respectfully
Il. 81. SHEPPARD u co Druggist,
Mt. Vernon, Ill,
L. acknowledged by all classes of people to
be the best and most reliable blood purifier in
the world
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S1-5O

In view of the scarcity of money, we Of
fer the JOURNAL for the year 1879 at the re-
duced price OF One Dollar and Fifty Cents
cash in advance. When neglected or nol
paid in advance, the same old price will be
charged, So a year. Those who have al
ready paid 81 for this year will have their
time extended Now is the time to avail
yourself of cheap county paper. Our sub
scription now is much larger than 1t has
ever been and we hope to make 1t larger
still by this reduction in our terms
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Bring your Job Printing to the
journal offpe.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-03

New Orleans Drip something line, ana
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. b. Merry
man S store.
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TUFTS Pills

are compounded from substances that are
free from any properties that can inlnrs
the most delicate organisation: TheJ
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and InvIRorats
the entire System. by relieving the en-
zOrged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous humOrs, aud thus impart
health md vitality 10 the body, causing
ths bowels To- act naturally without
which no one can feel well.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-03
TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted TO Sucn
cases, a single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as to
astonish the sufferer.
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A Noted Divine says 4:

DIR TUTf;-Dear Sir; For ten years have been
martyr 70 Dyspepsia. Constipation and Piiss Last
Spring your Pills were accompanied 20 me msso
have good appeiite. digestion perfect regular s2ois'
piles gone. and have gained forty pounds nssn
fhev ara worth their weight IN gold.
AusJ ~i' "}vv n l. SIMPSON Louisville, ny
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Bankrrpt Notices.

DHTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
IL FOR THE sOUIHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK.
In the matter Of BERNARD WELL Eek, Bangrupt.-In
Warrant in Bankruptcy been is@uet
bv -ac Court against the OF BERNARD WELTE X Of
OF OF New York. Of the
STATE York said District adjudged bankrupt upon
of his Creditors ana the payment OF debts
delivery OF properly belonging TO SAID bank
q transfer property
bv him are forbidden law meeting OF the Gre ors Of
said ban rupt To prove
Assieneps Of estate will DO Of bankruptcy
holden No Beek ST.. IN the city OF Newly Ork
said District the second day OF December A.
D. 80 O'Clock p. the Office Of James f. Dwight
esqrcOne Of the Registers IN Bankrupcy Of said Court
LOUIS I. pAiN,
acknowledgements
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST-Bank Book No. III, S47, issued by
II the German savings Bank N the city Of New York, TO
Charles \ Pahde, mIssng The nnGer holder OF the
hook Is requested deliver the Bank II
before the day of January, $780, application will be
made o the Bank for a new book.
I OST.-Bank book No. 1896 of the Ger
IL savings Bank. The finder IL requested 10 leave
IL iOuna restored before the 81 OF De
cember 1879 application Will be 10 the bank for
boQ
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6elp Wanieo.

A MEXICAN men and women under - de-
~ study medicine may ind agreeable and prort
Oyin-nt IN -aniiariuin Address HEALTH Up
Tribune Onice, No. l.-3s Broadway
VNANTED.-An Englishman or North of
Ireland unmarried preferred cOachman and groom,
IN Elizabeth y J. must thoroughly understand care Of
rOr- - &c good recommendations go
month board Viii mad this excellent place
Address c. IrDEnc once.
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ferlures a1o Meeilnas.

COOPER UNION.-Free Saturday night lee
lures for the people the great hall AZ p. sAIUH
DAY o. The lecture viii be delivered by Professor
WILLIAM IA. GOODYEAR. OF New-fork city. subject
Modern Architecture" Illustrated with views u buildings
IN NeW-York and elsewhere
ckets can he obtaned gratis the oce Of the Cooper
rniou and I'd d. Van OstanGs % Murfayst
ABhAM >. HEWITT, Secretary.
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Leave New-York foot Liberiyst G. T. II ~ Y. J.;
sl5 m-FOr Farmngdalr, Toms River Barneeat anu ID
termediate stations n
lilo D. Toms River. Nneald, all stau ms 10 bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. -,
400 D. m-For Farming,iae Toms River. Barnegat Tuck
eTtOwn X. X. and Philadelphia
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Brooklpn Real gstats for Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN. anywhere near
I'D he OF the elevated railroad Duldngl al tIc
low price 500 each and you VIII double yoor money N
bridge and the elevated road mulet,O These
Isathv porfions rendered lhe
SOtn-st.. YORK. don't wait rutland &
WHITING, > bcekman st
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1IlLsAbA>A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK ASD PHILADELPHIA
sixteen Through Trains each way day three depots
PHILADELPHIA two IN New-fork
Double Track the mos. improved EqSR%ca ,t and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safely
On and after Nov 10 1879
Express Trains leave New York Deshrosses and cOrt
Oh On &. lanet street Ferries as ioll9ws 10 44o
75o $50 ana 10 sunday $50 and . a ~; ., o s'sg
cept sunday at 1870 running through via Trenton ana
Boats Of Brooklyn with all through
jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer ior
Returning trans leave West Pniadslphia l2Ol S2O
M las . L. $3.50, ana 7:5a ,. ON sunday 1901, $50
ca Cam S1C 500 40 I'M daily s4esP,
House ,n foo Of esbrosse and no Court
st. and Brookyn Annex Depot foot OF E9lion-s brookyn
city f.mgrani Ticket once, No s Battery place
General Manager. GenI Passenger Ag't
THE ERIE RAILWAY.
Il known as the NEwY0RK LAKE ERIE an, ana
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains, taxing
3 a. m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches Bun1o and suspension Bridge.
6p Dailyl Fast - Lons Express arriving ~ snno
west Pulnans best Drawingroom sleeping Coaches 10
l.. p. tDaIvl Pacific Express for the West sleeping
SS ars csSe Without eSaas sa Hotel Dining cars 70
= D. @ Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New-York, for -
Newark, $40 $40 1880 $40, 40 J2O. 6:lO. I50
p. and IL midnight saturday nghis only SUNDAYS Vlo
a.. m. $50 p. m. - -. -,
l0O A. M stops Rutherford Park only Sundsys
IL noon l45 s, S5O 44O 5:lO 63U, 6:lO b.3O 10
midnight, sundays. o. $780, 1910 M lao 6;SO D. n
an faiierscH sss 75c go 10 1929 1872 ls noon
7.30 ) 10 D. M IL midnight. sundayA O. $50. 9sl5
iO:g, NJ. ls45, us3O :. !. N. and ~ midnight 80
81 100. 1920 a 40 500. ;. 60 IL
midn ght sundays o, $50, lO'20 M, lao, 6;SY p H.
Ai WaIWisE. f:50 a. IN. 4.sOp.m
Newburg and Cornwall, 100. . a ul- $780, 43o p m sun
DAYS. $3.50 a. N - o.o - s... "a.
N. 80 N ,oon. ., a.9o on ..qa = % m s,r
DAYS. g. $50, 1870 a. NJ, o.5l, p m
let0wn $50, y. 1910 a m. 500, i3O p. sun
aaV- $50, IOZO $50 p. The a. and 4s30
m train with Newly Ork aud Os~eso Midland Rai
T. fort Jsrvi- S:5O 1920 4;30, p. m. Sundays
:. al IO.2o a. m - $3.50 and p. m.
23ds quarter OF aud quarter after each
henr fron s:4b 9f5 and at lu;lJ and ll45
Tickets for passage and for apartments IN Drawing room
aud -e.nnq coaches be obtained and orders for the
,s,vs C.nces Nos 23g. Al g57 broadway ". " No
I'm 4 II BROOKLYN. at the Company's Depot-
IL nrrss the West ailive In NewiOrK al 72o
L. in' no \. ABBOTT, GEM Pass'r Agt New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
rrans leave Engew0od Co-ter. rieImon and Nyaek
7s8O e.50 a NJ l. 4oo, 5i5n $40, $780, il.Jo y.
sI-n,iays m and $50 The 1880 p train will
lave 70 minutes alter saturday nighta.
.nue spring Valley and MOnney, 7, 800 a M. 400
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agt, NeS-fork
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Broadway, cor. 19th-St.
Uinicr iiesorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo. Fla.-Iighest and
w hralihesf Florida First Accommodations
and Moderate prices Hotel open Dec. !. Apply To d. A.
CrOweii. proprietor
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60 nnom II Hap Concern

WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted.
w English gentleman. bachelor ST. Address ". W.
YOst Cflce Box ln3. Hamilton Canada
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Gin heal gstaIs for sais.

A.-FOR SALE.-The complete cabnet-in-
IN ished and frescoe story gh sioop brown stone
house. front bv so feet In depth dot loo
fee) between 5th and Madisons ayes No
q Kat e3d-st.; fOr $4,000 JOHN u. CkIMMlNs. No
1857 3d.aye.
CLINTON-PLACE (Stb-st.), between Broad
- University place 5Jxlo0 viii large brick build
ingS for sale rutland & WITHIN betAnan 81. y 4
TOR SALE.-Ihe first-class fOur-stOry, high
so0p brown. stone house i5h-st; p x56 lot
100; walnut finish Broadway nearly new IN COOL
order: All improvements Apply on the premises
NOR SALE or LEASE. The fOur-stOry stores,
and 24i Pesrl-st. between Fulton and John = by
1877 feet. Apply 10 GEORGE q. SAMPSON, 30 BrOadway
room -.
LvOR SALE-Nos. 20 and - East 63d-st.,
l. between Madison and 5th-aves, story broNu-stonc
for occupancy; completed bN days woA "i
location and size the chespest onre Apply on The
premises or TO JOHN u. CHININs lO3' 5d-ye
Il - Boulevard us and Il4thss for sale cheap. BOYD
premises
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AMuscmeuts.


NVALLACK'S. Opens 7:3O. Begins at 8.
Pr2PTstqr aps MpUasr LEsT pR %&HLA Nr
y "OrR GIRLS"
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER Q, arst production ion
Or FALSE AND TRUE.
partially founded Victor cnsrouIisz novel of Samuel
NEW sc EN ~ A a vi, HP nelaaS
Mr. GERALD EYRE. his appearance at this theatre;
Mr. EoBNs6N hi. rs aPPsraBsSe hqre TIN, g, season
HOLLAND, MT J. II. GILMoUR; Mt ". J. LEONARD.
MON her aIst appearance this season Miss ROSE WOOD
and Miss L. BLA1sD IL
SPECIAL NOTICE
In order to enable The to present tho above
no MArINEE HERE TOMORROW.
Eth AVE. THEATRE. TONIGHT.
TITLE GhRE dwS 1 IpEt 6F PI Sphs
w Ss nf ts sR az 1s1 the G
cSestra' Mr. CT GIL i1T II the stage.
T0YIY TAETE.s L0NDON OPERA COMPANY
LADIES PiNAFORe MATINEE SATURDAY.
Box sheet now open LOT le&l week
9TH REGIMENT FAIR.
open daily from p 70 p and SATURDAY; from
tonaVe between Goth ana S7thss All
dir with s T w and s Hs oa fsEs
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ..
The Of seventh Regiment invite the veterans
OF DINER regiments Of the NanOnai Guafu inc
Guard 10 be present In uniform.
SATU KDAY. DECEMBER Q,
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.
ART sALLERIFS
valuable pictures loaned from the famous
private and other large cities and never be-
NO EXTRA CHARGE
the Exhibition. the NentOquist Exhibition, the
Japanese ROom Gypsy Camp. the Turkish BAZAAR
National Guard Rife Gallery. the Ladies' Shooting Gal
lery. &C. &c.
fen Immense company booths valuable and
irsctive goods OF every Kind at moderate prices.
Confectionery, Grocery. Toy Genemens Furnishing
and Cigar stores - -
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
PUNCH AND JUDY.
MUSIC BY GRAFTI 7TH REGIMENT BAND.
Admission, so cents. Children half price
Coupon vel tickets for sale by the active and veteran
regiment and al many prominent places OF
business season tickets good for this week.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRx. Thursday. Dec. 4. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom TO-DAY
ri, Van Trsssii & Ksdrneg
4 sforv brown stone dwellings with lot. Nos ~ 70
81 East bSdst n of 4thave, each lot 2ox ~
-V'''' - W. b. n @. 4 c. s. Brown.
i sstory brown stone dwelling with lot. No 81 East
sStast sso y e.sS o' 1850
81 Peter r. Meyer.
hrick building $50 Fast 54th-st.
sa ICON OF lst-sve Nelson rappan.....-- c'OOV
81 Kirhgrd T..
e-storv frame dwelling with lot Nc 40s West 18Th.
6 $50 Il " Of sthave lot 2o1losi ANNIE 1000