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New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

- Ferry station .n New YORK, loot OF IlDerty-st.
Ferry station IN Brooklyn, foot Of Fulton Il.
Commencing Nov 2J, ls1sIraus leave New OK foot OF
Liberty a.. - follows
$50 4. m.-FOr Pennington, Ea-ton, Belyidere, hAUcl
CAu1A Ianaqnai N!IEtsOarTe LimIIA &c. Connects al
Junction with D. l. and ". T. r.
$40 q. mFor High Bridge Branch ~chooleys Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatc0nS East0n, harrisburg,
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqna Uaketon. Wlkesbarre scranton
Nnhamsport. &c
m.-FOr FleIE uEtJu Easton. Mauch Chunk Tama1
NilkeFharre Scranton TUkhauuOcG IAuGqua, HaZrtOu.
Reading POtt-vile HaTU-Uurgh &c.
D. m.-IOr High Bridge Branch. SchoOley'a Aoun'sn,
Budds Lake and Lake HOTatcOug Ea.ton Bolydere and
Aascn Chunk Connects az Junction with d. J. and W H. T.
$50 .. daily.-fOr EAetOu Allentown and Harrisburg
745 D.. nj For Easton.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAIS>-LrIye al A. m, u y. m iur Bound
Brook and Intermediate points and al 63U p m fOr E1'tOn
Readipg and Harrisburg
AZ Jersey ely station and from Brooklyn and kc DepOt
Jersey City
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave for Red B4nk Long Branch ocean Goye
SC. At $40. ll.4j q. M, I, j:l5 p. m. $780, ,,
stages connect at Mat4W station 10 aDd nom kENrOEE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot u Liberty fOr IIeehod Al
e.I5, ll45 a n, l. j.lJ p. N.
NFW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NLW
~ .. In. .-..
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PrCORDED lFAsTs.

Aston John - Charles Htzcl 5th st, @T5 II OF
Avc.A. 2jxe6.3 20 years Al AZ nual rent ~ 49,
same 10 h arm L0dcu. administrator, etc, tth-s,
200 Of Ayc-A, 2oNs02. 20 years at annual
rent Of
A tof * .lian trustees Of % MagdAlen Thomas, Il
4th -. ~ q Of lstave 2JX56.2, 20 years al an
uua rent Of .--.--
Patterson Jacob Il. executor etc. 10 Atolph Pink
euDurs, No A. ave T. : years. az annual rent OIL
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Gin properln 60 fet.

4 NEW LISTS published to-day at all
n. three Offices Pine, IS East l7thsts and G6l 5th
Y. k- ENENSON, JI
ITO LET-BrOadway 900, through To Crosby
Il st; entire building eight floors, $1,000 per aInum
Apply 70 GUsTANUs BAiLEss, 292 BroadSa
rEO LET-Otlices, lofts, stores and Easements
L Beekman Ann Fulton. John. Pearl Gold, CHE VII
ham and Nassau-sts RI LAND WHITING. BeeEmanst
'I'O RENT, FURNISHED. No. 2O4 East
15h-st.-A hree story Drck house with extension al
improvements in good order possession can he gwen
April ]. Apply on ptemisrs.
TO LEASE-UniOn-sq -square-First- -claSs, 21x
100 store No S5P Broa'lway, three stories pAteei@ss
front B.: for wears occupied ~ the Jevery trade
Apply On the premises, daily, between II and J. "
MR. WESTBROOK.
rE'O LET. - Fifteen frst-claSs high -StOOp
L brown stone HOUSES eleven on Slsst ana Ms-ison
04tlst and Madsonaye these hohse-
butt In The very best manner As an investment l2,
healJhy w4trnInan premises. Apply 10 IL G fEbDf"
Arnold. Constable & COS jtl-ave and leth-st.
STH-AVE.. jjth and 56th-Sts., West Side
CSto. - To b, built ii West Iiouston-st
&I nQn PER YEAR for brown stone front front
20 .'NbO in good location -tabl. for suat gentte
family II. part, ,uaIs address Box 10 I-e f"rh 'y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

IBEN NJ llN ANA hAli>I'l.AD-blFil lIul'N
L Line and nitcd states Nal ftUut-. ON ana after
Januar H. 80 trains leave NeIo p-sbiO.se and
Cortland Ferries a- follow:
EIurrss for Harrisburg Pittsburg. TIE West and south
with Pullman Palace ata' hed IN, 1nd eSO y NJ
y. r,-. ,..-. ,--.. O no. o.,
Cory for ltu,l" fctpeum Centre aud the
OH REGIONS. Nii!smst,ort aud Lock Haven - A. m.
Baltimore Washington and the south, IInned Wa,hihg
Pullman Pir0r 'al. daily except sunday
10 H.. arrive a-hiHgt0n 4l2 Regular AZ 80 and
30 AMI 10 sunday. 50 a. -nd ~ p Ia f0i
IEpr..- foI P. adepha 81 80 = 20 10 Lin ted II
a. m. J. g ju l. L. 30 -tO and ~ sunday 80 an
e. g. 80. $50 and 40 p IN LasIant sna seoonu
"sts OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trains
jersey ~. aHorus speedy aud direct u@u7is' ios
Bropkly II trhstL ,n.to %, r,tOn
n, ist.y q tna H. go D. dairy. except MONDAY Prom
" We.lineion and Baltimore 90 a No. ., 35O' go 1910
>, GtnI,r :, iO a ui and 1910 .. Prom Pmsdep ph
s,u 90 40 lu4O l'Oa N. 2, j3o 80, go 500 and
lOOp m.; SUNDAY i3O oo' 'o'" 4I'oa Nj" O-o' A''A'
D. ., .., p,..Jyav = ..,or uouaa
- az -s,fu--e- cortland ST., No Court st. ani
roLIvn Annex Depot foot OF Fnilonst Brooklyn; Nos
~ ~ .nd III Iuds0n lObosen. Depot Jersey City
-, ~, s'r,,I m, l.t Once No Battery place.
N"'s' /. 4. FARMLlt. Gen'F Passenger Akenh
FRAEK THOMSON. Genera! Manager.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let TO gentlemen,
~ board large and one small furnished bed.
references exchanged 30 University place near
/ ARGE BACK PARLOR or SECOND-STORI
ROOM lgv windows nicely Uini.ltd All c0nNca''hSes
private family with or without board two gentlemen pre-
irrrrd. Address est "a st. IIOune Uptown Olte
sos west 23ast
STH-AVE., sI.-First door below l6th-st.;
- handsome IarOr and bedroom. uanslenuy oF peFLa-
nently with board references
Ol WEST 27TH- 81. Second house west Of
Broad Nav north side , GOOD ROOMS on top fOor ;
heat gas running water; low rates.
East Side
"rCHE WESTMORELAND," 1Tth-st. and
Uuiau squtrei apartments 70 rent Apply 70 anltor
0e EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suite Of ROOMS !;
gentlemen breakfast served 81 desired references
% EAST 29TH-ST-With board, a large
DO room aso. sngl" room for gentleman; reference
IOtFAST 40TH-ST., one door from Lex
D4 ington aye-TO LET furnished hoor for house
keeping small family n strictly private house OF Two
single gentlemen
r.lE ELEXINGTON-A corner of 29th-st
IOIb Two arge room. thirl and fourth hools, with
first ca,. board references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
LADY wishes 10 secure a pleasant ROOM
~ with BOARDor htr-e ana 'hd oi seven ~ p.lfate
family would prefer TO where one or Two ans amnles
boarding locality Dy or above h-d ~ w est e,
references Address a. Is. c. Tribune Uptown Omce los
BIOadTay.
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5ltnatlons Udutco-- females.

6ltnarons Uautco-- females.
UOUSEWORK.-By a neat, tidy, Intelligent
family in anv capacity: 20 good and Is good
xssT Ta mocro sGa o"5 n S be sesn net % s5G near
HOCSEWORk.-By strong, able Scotch
gir. under-tani' pan Soos.n2 "a,,ES a1i L1,ng @
Try care Of milk anu making Uu'tsr Cal at
UOUSEKEFPER.-By young woman m
manasin9 servants; mt al kint iruit or ess
ar,ieiss CITY reference 9i6 66thaye second bel
EADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By n
80 ,.; Go9 FFp9' r55od 5od4ss 5 %G Sa @
maKng a good operator cry Reference can al MIS-
Kelly. I3s Wcst lIthst, corner laye.
I AUNDRESS.-By n strong, active girl, who
II se4pernced N the laundry wor& 1atIs'
t..l5 y, A ,5 ci ro objection 10 the
country. Cail At 900 9th ave, near leti-'t.
! AUNDRESS.-By a North Of Ireland Prot
ancz eptonl5e city referraces 81 Wes, ssth st.
I AUNDRESS.-A tirst-class laundrrss 5olicits
NC. 59G ionE aaS q ' own mousse
7 AUNDESS.-A young woman most anxious
- owork Is efficient II ne above trnce and very h39S Jus
rous many y' verbal rct15enGea a saG ge obtained AN
NURSE.-By an American Protestant as
country Gal or address, 38s Ea-t j9h 81. igr two days
/ NURSE.-By an English Protestant nurse
Iancv also grown cdren best references city
Try. 500 6tlIa,t. near 2Jd-St. nrst floor
NURSE &c.-By respectable girl as nurse
~ and seanistrpss IN small private family; good city
! reference; city or country 2S4 East 10Th -st,
/ NURSE.-By AN English Protestant woman
- infant chilts nurse IS neat ss"er years rel
Monday, 56S West 25l.,
| NURSE.-By a highly recommended young
~ girl who fond OF and attentive children can take
charge G infant nom its brth does not oDt 10
| estl hist.
NURSE.-A French middle-aged PROTESTANT,
~ capable OF taking entrc charge OF small chill
dren las references Address No West 4+h-'s
! first floor.
NURSE.-By a midde-aged Frenchwoman,
home prererr no afeetion country oppor,un
" 70 get good servant 6O2 othaVe between o0tA Nd
! NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By faithful
~ person about y years old has years verbal
reliable and trust worthy fond Of children can
beautifully CO., 6thave. between th and 3Gtlsts
NURSE and MAID.-Bv a French girl, who
y can give verbal reference Is good seam
.res geneel Waiting maid FOR misses or ladies' CAL st
BU2 Gthaye, bet 3jth and seth sts
VvNE FRANCHISE Qady's maid). sachant
trs bon accent deTceene, references prem ere,
aison- NewYork desire Ecrire aux sons de
Nine TRoLLMER 325 4emeaye.
! IIAITRESS, &s.-A young woman as cham
w bermad and waitress CITY country good references
10 ca:ds answered ia West 53dst
NVAlTRESS.-A respectable girl as first
w cs.s private family best city reference.
WAITRESS, &c.-As frst-class English wal
w understands making all kinds Of salads care
silver; serving OF wines take mans pace city OF
cogntry beet ci;y reference. Call 219 West S2dst
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LFW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
HnT- &c

EXPKtSs TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave New YORK foot VI Lbcrvs Tor rlenton and Pha
Leave Phadepha station >oT1h Pennsylvania Raj
road Third and IerE~st G+J way 14J. $780, l5Oa h'
Leave Trenton tor l9o except Monday, o45
sI3 lO2O a M l2l5, 80 i..2, bl1 y m 49,, m - i.
J. NJ trains from SewYOIk. TO the 'i5 !. H. l+o y H.
"STSBHY Ti9AfS~@Lelye and Philadelphia al:
H. $50 y D. m Leave Sew York for IIeDtDn Al . m
IS made AZ jcrser Cv staten by berry 10 and
nom Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey Cy 700 and "a,
Broadway principal hotels ell onices Of the hre ran
IN Nev.-YOrE and Brooklyn ana ht No. tO1rtsJ 4,
brooklyn Baggage checked from residence to destination
ii. p. BALDWIN. cen. Pas. AGENT,
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dlrect-stesmer7
JOHS II. SrARIN anu EEAsrUS CORNINd cave Pier -,
Sets e4crpt Sstarday arve in Sc, avf2 in timo ali
trains all railroads best facilities for passengers
JOHN II. STAIN Propnetor.-
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PA>sENGER TRAINS. Jan. !,
at630 N. Hrht Express, daiy for EosCn BeteheIn'
Allentown Nauch Chuns Wi,.e'Dar[r. P.toi S@yrr ~ ~,
~ II ~, ,l,. -, 80, ~ -.
-. k6Bf II. -AYRE, supt 1,,Irl,s and Fngr
Genera Eastern once Church aud t"ft@lit -
CHA~ II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
y steamers leave Pet k.sip daily SUNDAYS eItpteO Tor
New-Hsvtp ats ami II m. connecting with roa'L
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
commencing February l.. 1913, Leave New.YorE. foot
sandy hooA II ishi iands 4nd -esbnzht, T. - a m and
Highlands. Seabnght, Long Branch Toms River anu
Fhi4drl phia, ll-i5 m. 4OO p. IN.
Niueand. 81 IderLon aud Atlantic city. Has a m.
HeIctown, BaInesat and Iuokerton. 400 H.,
Manager
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER kAILHOAD.-Commencing December 80
le1- through Trans Will irave ,irauG Central Depot
500 v e-tern aud Northern Express. with drswlh1
room Albany and ROrescr and lo1 Albany 10 Mon
treal saratoga.
1880 :. m Chicago ani Western EIDrcss with draw
room cars b. Cananua gus Rochester aud Buffalo.
II o. Express 70 Albany and Troy, with connections
400 p. n Montreal Express with ulroagh sleeping car
VIA -. Adams.
g Lett = running tAIgash III" also sireg
for Bu,9o Fa TolrdO and Detroit and Tor
Montreal c1ceptiEs SUNDAY night. va 0ara,ogs 50.
1880 NJ EIpress FOR Rochester and Corning via 80
Slerung car 10 Iruev4 aud l-he steT.
IN Pacnc EXpT - w. with slef ping cars 'o
Rochester Niagara Fails BufIO ticvrAn Toledo DETROIT
and Chicago excepting SatIda night 10 Nltrttpwb
Tickets FOR SAFE Sns 2J2 and AZ BrOaareF And -
Wtstcott FKprrss COmpanfs OaC-- No Para pace -
and st9 Broadway, ScS-YOrg and tH3 Washington 81
EnoE,tT Z. H. AEfkkl.
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Counlrp propertp % fet

EARNS TO RENT-TwO Farms 10 rent in
Columbia county containing over POO acres Of land an
necessary buildings. w,u Udtr' - Responsible tttal
would rent about =, 80 acre. Apply 20 ERA-Il
COOK, Germantown. Columbia 60, OF l.. II. LJDLuN,
CO., 81. Pine - Ll--IL-
NONTCLAIR.- - Houses furnished, untur-
vi n.Sicl -'.c aat rent H"0" Par-on-. 'raI-tNN
MARKET GARDENER, FLORIST or
VI lYN AN.-ro lease roumy house. stable men
merry and for more acres IA f-ut ana 2aieu sun
ana sale: good marAet. near by ana on tae
.ru. uItn uit small ,aIia can nave ,Nc''
ciaa re-. Address Post oHire RoN ~. Elvahctn y
NOREISTOWN, y. J.-TO LET-Ihe resi-
vi drucc ~ fhc late JUDGE wood decreased large hons"
dua tuum- garden stnoc aud carrag,iou-e. iceHou-'
iDr..Y q -;Iv lrsIt.d il .aifc uf town, modtIu in
psoycmtuts, viii /, of ..or; or long
Jos. ". bALli-N lEl. N1rri-ioHn. y J
ORANGE. Y. J.-IIou>cs ana Country Seats
~ toilet sale. great yIrietv. also farms and iI
ing lots. BLACKWELL Hi'~. .i3 Broadway, Room 3"
no LET-Tn PASSAIC. Ncw-Jorscy, n large
1 and elegant -fuRI 2GNIj best location ~ ihe
c-t~. Inquire Of join l.. ~ UDNlI, B.oomh, ID ave-
TO EENT-At Crotou Landing, one hour
and tvttf. uuIgt.- '.r. .II.d Central Der. ~ u,
room So and room IAt'I for l"
j'rtcar Any 90 aCl.,s- bLol|E B. tLl.HIN' 'iOioH
Landing. y. !.
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Amusemenis.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ SECOND NIGHT Of THE SUBSCRIPTION.
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, EVENING. FEB. 20. AT ..
"LOHENGRIN.f
LOhenern. sig. Campanini. Te.ramondo sg Gslsssi g
Enrico Zig. FOh LArado del Re- >g Frsnceschi Orruda
Nine Labachc aud Els1, Nine. kt,Ea Ger-ter ber hTte
appearance m ;hai charRcterl
Of the MuSic and Conductor S2noT Ardft.
FRIDAY EVENING, February =. "fARhEN'
-. Don Jose. SignOr Campsnlni Escamo Nc De- PneDei
MchaeIa. Nine. ~mco Paquita NM. EObisu. Nine. L"~
Olache, Carmen. Mile. Minnie Hauk.
GuAN D MATINEE, MARC II !, al
d" IA SONNAHBTLA."
sig Campanlni aud Nine. Et-lss GsTstcr.
The Academy box oti,e open dly rom '. g. II
4 -LYCEUM THEATRE. Popular PrIces-
"A. TO-SIGHT AT :. FIRST TINE
FREDERICK PAULDfNG - HAMLET
Saturday AZ =. only TINE, LADY Of LhONS
FREDERICK PATLDiNG as CLAUDE hELNOITF.
BREWSTER HALL. P,dc,trienne Course.
ID 1880 - the 1000 L miles hay. been nat'd bY
ANNIE BAKTELL, THE MILK MAID
iICith .iaV - fNe
PETITE FANNY EDWAhD-.
AualeuTs walking every afternoon ~ :. -.-.l
RELIABLE TRACKS. 'oHHl' 500 EINf9
GILMORE'S GARDEN. TONIGHT.
GRAND AARDI GRAs CARNIVAL BALL,
= ~ =
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

HOUSE for SALE at Last Orange, \. j.,
Il two minutes from .,auon-Tcn rooms - rang
Eatinore baaer wat.rin kitchen we'll grounds 80 10y ~
feet al fruits; situation high and ess4hi AP9
TO 81 r. WALLACE al station or 10 ~ lolILl'' - 4s'
nac y y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

STH-AVE., near j3d-st.-Flne medlum-size
- House low price pOsseasinn v h. sIE NENrON, j.,
4 Pine 35 East iftA cts and col shave
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6ituliions Udn,eG femaIs5

COOK.-By a Scotch woman, as hrst-cl4SS
cook in a uyate family best city reference thoroughly
understands her business Address NJ. T., In0une Uptown
One. I,235 BrO.-lway.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

There are y managers t,gsiatc aNars ~
closing u
festiviti, IA tc re- goIs world saa Ia
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fecIures Gno alesIluas.

THE REV. DIR. ORMISTON will lecture thi.
evening O'Clock " estniusteI LuIch 2xd
81. betW 9TH and 1thaver.,
FL ROPE REVISITED.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

ORANGE, y. J-Elegant Country Seats. me
" diam class Residence COSY COTTAGES fo sale or fcu
fnrpisl and uuIusrJ Bdng sites and farms Tor s1t
Amply = =. CONDfT. lU2 broadway.
Orange Office adjoining ffick Churth III. .tion
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

,l WEST 27TH-ST Second house west Of
Broad Nav north side , GOOD ROOMS on top floor
~ gaa .uAlIug Nattr. low .atos.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

LAST NIGHT OF THE FESTIVE SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Millions of people all the world have hr indng'd
innocent Wrt.f;i r'eIag"- fI DAY lf4 pTceed
the Lenteu season New York "r're OPPORTUNITY
b. CAV anI happy evening az tln.ug expense
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Mr. Gilmore confidence that the gentlemen - New.
York-t1e hautsome- and bIayest 0i mankind would a
body ignore the slightest Infringement = IN 4
thousand who ght far 10: ,t r. u ln.ess tho
rules Of good order when al are r.c to sct 40 Will
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

ARRITOWN-RAPID TRANSII.-SOmeo of
country seais on The Hudson river for sale "r
rent Uoses furnished aud unfinished. rents moderate
for aItirulars apply person By letter TO PJ EDl
BR0WEK. 100 Man-st, IarytOwn
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; MASK. FANCY or CIVIC DEE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-23
All About Home.

"TIE COMPLETE HOME" Mira. Julia
McNair Wright's new book, Just published by
J. G. McCURDY g. Co Of Philadelphia, has
received the warmest Communications from the
Press and Clergy in a sections Of The county.
The following extracts clearly Indicate that
it Is work of sterlisg merit
The Christian Advocate says:-A book OF
mole practical u Nay will seldom, if eyer, be
foGRd outside OF Inspiration
The Prpsby eran says The prevailing fen
ture OF he book i It's good srnre and when
we say this o, such book we pay il the high
est compliment we eau imagine II IL lrae ey.
ervwhere to the Evangelical failh.
The Journal aud Messenger, Cincinnati, q )
SAYS We believe that il would be ofunspeak
able beueG. % every family in GU, iaud could il
be read not only by ia,he.4 aud mothers, but
by sOns and daughters ~ they are growing mp
Its healthy lone, its com mon sense aud ,ruth
fitness commend it, and can bat render II Of
the highest value
The N. Y. School Juuroal says:-In this
work we have all me lights aud shadows that
go to make up the pic,ure Of a real hone. IT
imparls instruction IN The whole range Of do
nestle government IN the mot pleasing and eff
fpctige Inaa 1er
The Mo Republican says This is essential
" a home book. 1t must have been dictated
bVa heart lIat has been bap'i.ed 10 lp beauty
of the holiness Of home The stnli
ment Of The book Is io1y while The style is nat
ural cheerful, easy and flueo., and The pages
are so many bright pictures Of domestic quiet
and comior,.
Rev u Marcel Saws 1t IL 80 well ilten
that il cannot fail TO be cad, aud il cannot be
read without bringing sweet Irss and light into
somehodgs hoa,e
From The above il viii be eeeu thai this il a
sensible. beautiful. nnd ex Iem"ly valuable
book. IL sphere Is wide as the world itself and
il will exert "a powerful influence for good ia
every home into which it rDte,s.
Agents ior iis sale are wanted everywhere.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-23
POETS CORNER.


| MEssRs. EDITOR
Below will be found faithful record OF
a conversation. overheard certain moon
| light night last week and done in rhyme,
by Yours truly, j Homer
MARY-You ask me for the costliest thing,
/ That woman ever gave In man,
! Her love-which win true happiness bring,
And is richer by far than gold and land.
And now before we close the "tade, F"
| That makes me yours for life
Tell me what provisions you have made
To support your little wiioy
WILLIE-Wel Mary. / am glad that you
Have practical turn ofmind--
While have vowed to love You true
I've thought Of this, aye many time,
For well know we cannot live
On "biling" and ''cooing" alone,
And neither alone will love always give
True happness-and this freely own.
have called at all the stores in town,
have examined their stock MI through,
And now am satisfied have found,
The store for and you.
Pitner & Sons is the store for MS,
For theirs is the cheapest in our town.
Ana every one knows they were the fiTst
To bring high prices down.
SO. my darling I've counted the cost
And weighed my chances of success.
And few are the moments have lost
In building for you coy nest. y
MARY-Wer, Willie, I'm satislled--and you
may
Seal the bargain" with kiss,
For well know, twill he n happy day,
When | shall cease TO be Miss
AT this iuncture ! heard sound that
sound was not altogether like fire cracker.
but it was between that and the sound usu
ally made by cow pulling her foot out of
the mire. At any tate had business else
where-and that was no business Of mine
but could not help admiring the candor of
the young lady and applaudng the good
sense of her affinity in proposing to buy
his goods at Pitner & Sons for all know
that they are the pioneers in low prices the
simon pure short profit merchants, and
richly deserve all the liberal patronage they
are daily receiving at the old stand of l.. ). |
Northcutt West side of the Public Square. |
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-23
STAND FROM UNDER

Such an immense "pile" of goods and
such call" in prices at d. F. McClatchys
store His stock is full and complete, kept
so by fresh arrivals every day. "Nobaits'
offered but all goods uniformerly low. An
elegant assortment of crockery selected for
nv trade While we haven't space TO mem
ton but few leading articles, we would
ask your attention to my selection of smok
ing and chewing Tobacco, and for good
cigar there's your place. Sugars and
Svrups all grades and prices Coffee | make
a specially, so | am bound to suit you,
whether you wish it green, parehed or ground.
Canned goods in quantity, fresh peaches,
fresh Mackerel, Samon fresh or picked,
Oysters. Canned Pigs feet, Goldfish Balls.
Deviled Ham, Sardines, Lobster, Canned
Pine Apple, varied assortment of Candies,
both fancy and stick candies, the best Lon
don Layer Raisins, Citron and Cuirants.
Spices ground on improved spice mill in
store, fresh and pure. A new lot of cheese.
All the new crackers, just received. The
best mess mackerel, all the best baking
powders, Brooms, Rope and in fact any
thing YOU could reasonably expect to lind
in first class store. Come and see and
price and we are fully assured we can please
you, all goods delivered in city limits free
of charge. We buy for cash in best markets,
and guarantee satisfaction. The oct. Coun
ter is refllled every few days and continues
to draw its crowd of willing purchasers.
Respectfully, d. F. MCCLATCHY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-23
Cav. McCleskey g Co

The Fair will attract an immense crowd to
the capital and very many will purchase their
Fall and Winter supplies, while visiting that
CITY, Those of our readers who intend TO make
purchases in Atlanta should by no means over
look the splendid establishment Of Gay, Nc
Cleskey & Co, on Peachtree street. From
personal observation we can assure all that
their stock il superb alike in quantity and
quality. 1t has been selected with great care
by Mr.. A.O.M Gay, whose reputation az first
class merchant is too well established to re-
quire our endorsement. These purchases were
made at bottom prices and their customers will
realize the benefit in the extremely low prices
at which they offer thDir entire stock. Their
Dress Goods and Ready made Clothing De
parmeuts are pan -iculsriy elegant and will
he sure 10 please The most tastidious.
The firm during the present year have added
Millinery Department, where will be found
the most fashionable outfits which taste and
skill could Gull from the New York and Phila-
delphia markets
Their stock of fIats, Boots, Shoes, &c, IS,
also well worthy Of examination and will be
sure to give satisfaction tothe closest buyers
We cannot undertake IN this article to emu
merate all the noteworthy features OF this man
moth emporium. We urge our readers to GO
and inspect the stock for themselves, and we
shall be q early disappointed if they do not
hereafter thank US for our advice.
Quite confident are we that be proprietor
and The gentlemen who compose the ample
clerical force will be found courteous and aiten
tive.
We are certain that no person who makes
the acquaintance of orr esteemed friend, Gay,
will fail to be impressed with his fairness in all
business transactions. IL not "the pink oil
knigh hood," he is at least tue Soul Of honor.
Go and see him and be convinced.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-23
BRIGHr SIDE.

Look on the bright side. 1t is the
right side. The times may bo hard
bat it will make them no easier to
wear gloomy and sad cruntenance,
1t is the sunshine, and not the cloud
that gives beauty to the flower,
There ia always before or around us
that viii h should cheer and fiji the
heart with warmth and gladness.
The sky is blue ten times where it is
black cnce, You have troubles it
may be. So have others None are
free from them and perhaps it as
well that none should be, They give
sinew and tone to life -foriiude and
courage TO man.