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The RayIYal of Trade.

The Bemi-annual circular Just issued by X.
Dun 81 Co.'s mercantile agency is full Of
heer M encouragement for business OF
livery class. The unmistakable improve.
.lent 10 trade throughout the United States
y shown by the large decrease in business
.%siluFes. For the Arst six months Of 1879
me failures 10 the United States were 4,06s
in number, 9s against 5,825 for the lrst six
months Of 1873. The liabilities in the same
period OF this year are only SCI, 0O0. GOO, rs
against $l30,O0O,0oe for the Arst six months
OF last year. The difference ip favor Of 1879
lie, therefore, that there have been nOArly g.
coo less failures, while the extent Of liabili-
ties shows a decrease of over $685. 00, pOQ-
precisely pue.bslf Of what they were in the
Grst elk months OF 1875.
In relation to the growth In the volume Of
busineqs In the past six months. ss compared
with the transactions OF the same period In
1873, the circular before us contalns returns
from all the clearinghouse in the country,
some twenty-five In number, located in the
chief centres of Apance. From the figures It
appears that the total settlements or balau-
COS to 30 adjusted between the various hanks
indicated an Increase Of business ell over the
country exceeding twenty per cent. There
are seven out Of tWenty-two cities whose
returns chow a decrease In the SIX months
from local causes, which in the next six
months may NOT preYRilt but that the total
result should Ia the six months show 8 gain
of ohe-ffth, notwithstanding these local in
huence, IT, next 70 failure AEures themselves,
q very satisfactory showing.
The circular contains reports from forty
or City representative cities, In regard to
which II says; "No oao Gp psruse them
without being convinced that not only Is the
dawn Of better days upon us, but that 4
country so blessed with abundant resources
liz tho hands Of a skilliul and intelligent
people TO apply them to the best advantage
must o now that the tide IL changed
achieve a marked aud permanent prosper
ity."-Ksnsas City Times,
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ImHIqRATIOE.

Last week the citizens OF Morgan held o
meeting at Versailles 10 organize An immi-
grafton society. Their meeting was n very
successful ono, and favorable action taken
toward permanent organization; having a
compete hiatory.of Morgan county inserted
in the book about 70 be published by the
State Board Of Immigration, on the resour-
ces and advantages which Missouri offers TO
sll those seeking homes" Many other coun-
ties in tho Stats Gre doing likewise, and why
can't Miller county follow in this same course
and do something in the immigration CUES.
ton by showing 10 the outside world the
wealth of this country. We are ready to do
all in our power. There is no reflection nee
essAry upon this subject; every citizen can
realize It's importance, and knowing the 3D.
vantage this county possesses we should not
hesitate TO show them TO outsiders. Let
some person or persons suggest 9 meeting or
meetings In this direction.
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Tbe Hen Pio,ais,

LAss Saturday morning, while we voPe In
JEFF. City, We we're informed that there was
to be 3 pic mic at the Fair Grounds com.
menoihg at II o'clock A. NJ. wishing an item
for the BANNER wo suggested 20 3 friend 10
take n buggy ride 10 the grounds, our friend
gavo us 10 understand there was no use; the
picnic was exclusively dor the old and mid
do aged Hens, Ronsters were not allowed
on the Fair Grounds that day, We procured
the spryices OF q special reporter, who made
hia way to the assembled lIsn pic mic; he had
there were near one hdudred old hens made
q dash az him and q Thousand cackles rented
the Air; "tbere's 4 mar inN; lie jumped bis
buggy, gave whip 10 his horse ana left In
double quick; when he came to report, he
says: 'Uncle Abe there's no use tho hens
won't lot any rooster abide within the Fair
Grounds, they'l pick oil his feathers OUT"
Knowing that hens are good at keeping
secrets we Intervene an hopoTed old roos-
ter, the husband of ono Of the leading mem-
boris Of the Pic mic. lie informed ps that he
had q grape vine telegram, thst two propi-
nent old hens had tried their speed around
the ring in tine amphilheatre, an the second
round The elder Of the two broke down, fell
with all h0els up tbs other made the homo
stretch, Mapped her wings and attempted 70
crow; the whole ended in u general eackle.
Many other amusing condolences took
place but wa will not nov relate: In q word,
ths day was passed In a most enjoyable and
pleasant way by the hens under the 10th
amendment, all are for It,
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Kansas City Has Her Eyes Fixed on
The Usage Valley Trade.

10 our Kansas City contemporary, the
Times, of yesterday the 18th, there is a letter
from Roscoe, st Clair county, which Gays,
among otbor things:
The cities OF ST. Louis and Chicago begin
to realiEo the Importance Of establishing
more ultimate relations with Southwest &ls-
souri,.
The vast lumber and mineral traffic of the
Usage valley "a too much Importance TO DO
intrusted 70 the caprIees of a river that Is
only naRisable about three months out OF
twelve; and hence tho Lady ofthe Lake
and her sister on the Big Muddy are bidding
lively for this trade.
Sedalis, a village situated almost under the
very shadow Of the steeples Of Kansas City,
seeing the golden opportunity, is seeking to
draw this trade into hor lpp by constructing
q narrow gunge road to Warsaw, which will
DO completed in the near future.
The facts above stated lead Us to inquire
Of tina Times what Kansas City Ia going 70
do about 1t. Is she indulging In a Rip Van
Wrinkle nApi II so she may DO swakoned
some fine morning by the sound Of hsmmoTI
and the whihles of tho engines from the
machine shopa and foundriss OF Sedalia
Lot the Times keep tho facts prominentl,
before the minds Of tho people Of Kansas
City that they have a road-hed graded two
thirds of the distance TO the Usage river
passing through a district of country unsur
passed In agricultural resources, and that tn
c~onntins along tina line stand ready In land
helping hand. viii the iimes-slways Ia th,
front rank of progress-rtake the Initiative
and put the ball in motion?
Thus II win be fcen that St. Louis, Chicag,
and Kansas City all have their eyes fxed Of
this ossge country trade, q trade which lie
almost directly in the lap Of Sedslis, ant
WHICH can be Sedalia's fnrsyer and forever
SedalIa is only true to her SELF her past m
her iuture,-Sedalia Democrat.
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a hatch Of colofed immigants shipped
from Topeka to W6hits, Were yesterday
returned 70 the former place, and notice
served on Coy. 81. John that Wichita had
establlphed quarantine against the exodizers.
This is not . boon, but a bOomssang.-KAn
sac City Times,
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Hon, A. N. Lay, NJ. q. Of this district IS
called on him last Monday snd arc happy TO
state to his many warm friends IN This dis
frict, that hIp health 10 mgch improved, no Is
now walking about without the aid OF stick
or crutch, does not limp half as much as we
do, 10 Ia cheerful add fun OF hopes 10 do
much good fatths people Of this diptrics
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The following quotations appear in the
at. LoEis market report ofthe 22nd: Wheat
grades buoyAnt, In active shipping demand
and higher; No. red sold at 90 to o.; No. 3
red 90 70 "a; No. 2 white 95 to 90.
oOrn-st to a for No. ? mixed to No. Q
white,
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The Tuscumbia Banner came 10 US This
weok allied with the premium list Of the
sixth annual fair Of the Miller county Agrt-
cultural and Mechanical Association. Tho
people Of that county hAye some enterprise.
Lebanon journal.
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Coy, Phelps refuses 70 honor the requisi-
SIon Of Gov. st. John for the prisoners chArg-
ed With the murder Of +, Long on the Mis-
souri, river bridge at Atchison. The reason
assigned is that the courts OF Missouri are
competent 70 decide the legal issue.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-24

The Greenbarkers oftho sixth congestion
al district arc going TO have q grand camp
meeting at Nonegaw Syringe, commencing
OF the l2th Of August and continuing about
aEeek.
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DE. Q. W. BENsas's CgLERY AND CHAM
oMmE Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspoptie
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepIesspess snd witt cure any case. Price
City cts q box, 80 pills, postage free, Solk
by all druggists, Onics, No. lOG n. EutaW 81
baltimore, Md.
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FROM the best Information we have Of Col.
Thos, Orittenden he IL mining at Leadyille
and according TO the Times+J ournRl the Col.
is deeply fascinated by his nav life and Is
down into the mines with the rest OF the
boys and DIGS out silver ore.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-24

Large numbers Ofmill operatives are en-
1grating from Lancashire 70 America, Up qon'
sequence OF the long continued depression
10 England II thess operatives come to
change their mode Of Ifs and become farm
ers in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska or Dakota,
they doubtless will do well in emIgrAting.
But II they come 10 live in the already over
crowded CITIES, Rnd 70 encourage strikes
they might o. we'll stay In Lancashire. IL is
high timO that the working paopla OF Europe
and America should recognize the fact that
the safest and most independent life IL q life
on q FARM, Those who remember tho days
before railroads brought all TIE farms 10 the
county near the market win recall the tact
ihai The pioneer IA the West lived in a atEss
ahss would 9ov bs regarded as recklessly OK
syayAgAnt, FRUIT and grain and cattle and
bcTsss were IN such abundance that one
4o0kDg back at that period sli@O'' wonders
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no CONsUMPTIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, II anxious % make known
10 hts fellow suffers the mehps OF cure, Toall
VIII o desire II no will pend a copy of the pro-
scriptipn used Tree OF charge,) with tho di-
%rectIons for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find q Sure Cure for Com
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
T. E'l 4, wilson, Nj E5Si'' ia Ea'D Penn Slir S 81, Williams nHsIos.
burgh, N. Y. l0-6m
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Extract
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer
m~YALUARLE O
inflammation and HemOTrhage.

Piles, SpraIns, LSmeneps, burns, Scalds,
Bruises, Soreness, RheuWstism, Bolls. Ulcers
Old Sores, Wounds, etc. Also tor Toothscha
Headache, Sore Throat, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Neuralgia, Gatarrh, Collie, DisrrhGs, and all
Hemorrhages, &c.
1t is acknowledged by Physicians OF all
schools that PoHps ETTRAcT has more won
dorfnl curative properties thsn any other rem
edy, No fora OF Inflammation, Pain, Sore
meas or Bleeding. hut IL will cure, SpAps VIII
not sdmit OF imagining all the Diseases for which
Il Is n specific; but wa will send q history OF
les pses by mail on application, The pleas
ing results OF using the kEtract % a toilet res
q~ulsite, has INDUCED Us 10 prepare modified
forms OF the Extract In n Toilet SoHp doc q
box OF 3 cakesl, a Toilet Cream for sotIeDing
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thrice tl0c.h q Lip SalYe (25c.l
For sensitive and severe cases oI Qaiarrh,
our Catsrrh Cure L76:. used With our Nasal
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l50c.1 for Sores PLEA, &c., should be kept In
svery family. Our Plasters excel Gil Others.
Use our Medicated Paper to preveAt and euro
Piles end Chaang,
The base OF ell our Toilet and Medicinal
| preparations ia Posp's ExTRAcT, which Is q
guarantee that they are superior, and deserve
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| Druggists, Prepared only by
PONDS EXTRACT CO..
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Sedalia has completed the necessary sub
scriptson for a railroad 10 Warsaw, which
they claim win be completed BY the }st Of
October next.
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Mad Anthony Wsyne's brilliant exploit al
Stony Point was celebrated on the 10th inst.
At tho littio peninsula on the Hudson COM
Dmaing the lower entrance TO the Highlands.
The United States government and tho States
Of New jersey aud New York entered into
the memorial exercises, which included a
sham baltic, initiating tho scenes which took
place 100 years ago. Tradition tells US that
Wayne told Washington no would storm
hell If the General would only plan the at
tack, and tho magnificent charge Of the
t'torioTn hope'i on Tho British works, and the
hand-to-hand bayonet fight that followed,
proved that tho heroic leader and his brave
compatriots, could have whipped she devil
out Of bis own Notifications If they had set
about it. Among the relics exhibited at the
centennial celebration were Gen. Wayne's
sword and cane, and the letter written by
him to a friend just before Ske charge. eX-
pressing his emotions on tho eve OF the des-
perste work he supposed he had 10 hand, and
to request that the education Of his children
be provided for. III am called to sup" he
wrote, shut where to breakfast Either
within the enemy's lines 10 triumph, or in
tho otbor world" Wayne's heroic spirit
was well indicated by an episode of his mid.
night attack. Hit in the head by a muskeI
bali, and apparently wounded beyond re-
~covery, be isinty whispered; stake me
into the fort let me die Of the head of The
column fortunately his injury was poI
serious, but his words vii. live in history
with the "Don't give up the ship" Of tho I'LL
fated Lawrence. At the conclusion Of the
sham battle, last Wednesday, while the band
played martial airs, a messenger brought Il
the reviewing stand the original Dispatch
sent by Gen. Wayne to Gen. Washiegtor
! informing him Of his victory,
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Has nov on hand, and Is Offering for sale,
the largest and bert selected stock OF hard.
ware eyer opened GU. in Jefferson CITY.
Stoves and tinware, cutlery OF the bast
brands, granite ware, farming implements OF
In frs. class hardware stores, and eli being
sold AT living prlee1 Give him . call at lO7
High street.
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Tharsday, JaIy q. ls7O

9'he Jefferson City railroad continues 70
boom snd work will begin 10 a few days.
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RISLEY'S PURE DISTILLED
eco Extract csc
WITCH Hazel,

OR, HAMAMELlS NlkUlNICA.
Equal 10 quality 10 any made, and only half
the Drlce. 0ez bottles 25c. Pints COO.
Relieves Headache, Toothaehe, EarAche,
Sore Ewes, N0se.Bleed, Bleeding Lungs, Pain
full Ma,ses, Whites, Asthma, Reduces Swell-
logs, P.lss, etc. Cures Rraieos, Scalds, Burns,
Sprains, Wounds. Rheumatism, Erysipelas,
ChilblainR, VaricOse Veins, Neuralgia. etc.
NATURES UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL UsE.
II your druggist has not got IL have him os
der Il OF the proprietor.
CHARLES r. RILEY, Wholesale Druggist.
"a 09gItiAndt Sta New York, .tiT-S&
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HUsB
Magnesia

Four First Premium Medals awarded.
Mole agreeable to tue taste. and tmslior dose
than any other Magnesia,
For sale ia Government Stamped Rottles, at
Druggists and Country Elores, and by
II. j. HUSBAND, Jr., Philadelphia. Ll8-6m
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THE FEVER FIEND.
sevea New Cases in Memphis To-day.
The People Stricken With ~Corsterns-
ton.
snociaI Ia Tho star,

Special 70 tho star.
Memphis, July l0-Noon,-seVen new
casos Of yellow fever have been reported 10
the Board Of Health up 10 this hour. The
excitement is Increasing to a panic heat, and
everybody who can got away is aeeing pre-
cipi,ately from the city.
To DAY AT NEW n n
New Orleaos, July l9-Noon,--Ali IL quiet
here ana apparently healthy. The Sanitary
Committee Ia hard at work cleaning the
streets and alleys, AMI booking after premises
that are not in good order. Tho news from
Memphis 10 received with tao grentaat inter-
est.
GALVESTON QUARANTINE.
National Associated Press IA the Star. .
New Orleans, jug, 19.-rho reports from
Memphis create uneasiness hore, but there
established at Galveston, shutting out all
mail, passengers and shipments from this
port.
AT ME@PHIs.
Memphis. July 1Q-9 3. m.-Trsins oontin'
no TO go out crowded. aud business OF El
kinds ls ut a stand still. Tho people who
stayed aud hoped are almost distracted by
the news OF the spread OF the disease around
I the Hester peigbborhood. This is the FIRST
indication that the disease was spreading
One case reported at Martin, Tennessee
| whsre tho fever ragged last year. Fred tsck
ers, tho barber, died last evening, whicl
makes Q total OF z deaths 10 date. Tire
new cases were reported yesterday afternoon
making five new csses for the day,
LATER thirty six new cases on the a2st.
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MASUFACTU
Geo. W.. pit
MAsUFACrU


Capitalists OF Jef. City inform as that the
poumiitee have " propositions, one from a
st. Louis and the other from 3 New York
company 20 build and put the rolling stock
on Inc read from JEFF. City TO Cole coInty
line within eight or nina mile Of Pleasant
Mount by next Christmas, One for 1900
aud the other for %, COO dollars Ia addition
g Tho present assets o. me old road company.
Jet, City this 10 close the contyEct, work
will cOmmence about the 18th Of Angus; and
eomplet9 in sixty or ninety days. Let MIL
Tor coNntY Qhake hands at the county line
and lead the narrow gesge through the CEN
TOR pi her territory TO the A. y p, Railroad.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND RO
r.l.n ~ III \ Llnn w y N

WHITE STAR LINE. .-.r,,,,, err ,,,r1a
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL SI SIR Al I1iSS
FOR OF EEN STOWN AND LlNEhfOp1- to,,.
NOTICE-The steamers OF this Line taAe tho t.o ri
recommended Lieut. Maury, u % NJ on Oo'N WV
aud hOIneY ard VOYAGES e.u..oy Nt,y II o30 n N
BRITANNIA Capt Perry. ' Az - % ~
REPTHTIC Cant Irving lhuIsuA9' III "A
GERMANli Can't. Kennedy a. lsr - ~ 10TH
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoON' 'N0- -
ST. -. -. ,,s,-,as.adtn an.
These steamers uniform IN sic ana usur % R.ib
roufmenfs me saloon. StatcrOOms HIlokng ID a..
rooms are plseed amidshps where ne hOso nhIe
easf felt afIOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto
ann afeerage. s23. Return
tickets a favorable terms 49, ooYof,,
These steamers carry neither cattle shee no ponv at N,
Far insnectlon Of plans other information aPPi VaI
Company's Onces, w. 81 broadway aeH Sg9ril ,ent
Lat-st. Philadelphia -. ..
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RECORDED LEASES.

4ivo1 Z l. and another 10 T stevens, FIRST floor and
bIsement of 40 - CedaT-st years, az annual 81
ul s- - - -
same 10 same second floor OF No s. CedarsL year,
Tasier John executor e-c TO w DlttmaT, NO 22O ID
ave wears annual rcnt OF .--------
uuIl 81 III o. "a NJ Quiglcy, cor Sd-aYe ana A"Vth'
ST. z5xlU5, years. at annual rent oi-------------
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OCEAN Cleaners.

MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
n LIVERPOOL.-Oniy Transatlantic Line under the
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing saturday from Phi abel
phla and every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra shngs
alternate Wednesdays, Philadelphia, alternate Satur
DAYS, from Liverpool
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing 10 DAYS alternately from Philadelphia ana
landing within few hours ride OF the
impOrtaut points ~ interest on the Continent
NFDFRLAND sails SATU RDAN. MAY -, ar : a. N.
For rates O passage other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT IL SONS, General AGENTS,
eO- Wonut. = Philadelphia 81 Broadway New York.
wv TGTN VCDONATD agent < Battery place York.
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Curouean Advertisements
felp mante6.

house ana few acres situated markets. 20 miles
rom town 35 from York. for keeping place viii
LET ON shares 70 having furniture stock OF Tools chance
Tor industrOus tidy couple 10 DO we'll and perhaps gee
steady empoyme az low wages Address STATING fnaIcA
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Aurtion Sales OF Rcal Gstale.

DEAL ESTATE IN Odd Ward.-Iuesday,
IA MAY valuable property VIII be sod az public auction
by Hugh y Camp, Exchange SesrOOm-2e acres OF the
ola Stebbms estate Grand chance for capitalists
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GIN Real Cstate tor Sale.

AT SOME PRICE !!-New carpets. new
"A shades new furniture house 344 East 79ths;
beautiful dwelling; splendid locations exceedingly easy
terms. =. FITZPATRICK, 3d-ave. and 25uss
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reuures ano MseIinas.

DR. f. b. FOOTE, ir, will lecture before
the Liberal Club Hall, l4t sth-st, sthis (Fr
day) evening 10Th, the MODERN INGUIsIrION. Pub.
lie invited.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BFTW ZEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Company new No ~ North River foot OF Morton
Travellers this line avoid both transit English rail
WY dsoOmforts of crossing the Channel IN small
boat.
ST LAURENT JOnco ...... Wednesday Nav. 81 $50 m.
ANERIQUE Deior1...-... Wednesday. Nav y 1880 m
Checks drawn Credit LYOnnas OF Paris IN amounts 70 st
LOTIS DE HEBIAN Agent. NO. % broadWaY
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Gorses an0 Rooms Udntco.

WANTED TO RENT-A school property
day schoarS and few DO riders located IN y or
Eastern Penn. Address PROFESSOR Rhinebeck, n \.
IVANTED-Farm about 40 acres, line of
w Harlem River Railroad prefered In exchange for 20
acres Palisade land at Fort Lee y j. Address
" FARMER" Tribune Office.
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HOTEL opens
ie reconstructed popular prices 10 engage apart
ept. sress DeiavaD Rcuse Albany, stlrsyant View
York ShAhA>A~' -- 49, N
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Gfrursluns.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- SUMNER EXCURSIONS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
THE SWITCH b ACK ROAD AT MAUCH CHUNK
VIII be opened Monday, May 10, 1879
Trains New York. foot OF Liberty st. y r., s45
l. 4
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These frstclass steamships sail regularly p from
PIER No Is. North River. as follows
steamsnID SANTIAGO DE CTBA.....sATURDA May "a
Steamsnip MOkRO b." llDNES ~. June
Accommodations freight aDpyto
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.. No. So Broadway.
LAMTDN BkN-. Agents Havana.
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Countrn Real Gsiats tor Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good we'll
- built frame house AMI lot The lot is 25xl9o iee the
house stories and contains in the rear d
TIE hous, small buldng suitable for eapentes SHOP
81 The house Island. y. y.
SrC about Id minutes from Clifton Landing Inc prop
rfv can bought for Tart Of the purchase
can remain on mortgage ADDRESS T. A. L. Box 10, Tribune
Cfice.
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V'O T-SSOO-3-stOry, high stOOp, 1S-foot,
L freesiore HOUSE. No. 1872 East 74th ST. Inquire %
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