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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
ITO CAPITALISTS.
9urtlon Sales OF Real estate.

g eth WARD For sale, mt foreclosure, at
81 Exchang- sa'esroom III Brosdway, New York CITY,
by K V. HARNEIT ODcer. December 10, 1850 SIX
Of very desirable lam west SIDE OF Macom9s Dam
Road n l. B.. iOts och average elevation
loo feet tide. distant ue from Blgh Bridge ana
elevated surface rsirnad stau ms ana opposite
probaIe luwOOd) site word = Fair Mas &c, with
STARR e. HOOKER,
/ Warren \. y.
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Geln t0dnte0

DOOKKEEPER WANTED-Doublc Entry
ID a steady industrious young under 20. cdu-
Gated cal tendencies; good ref
ereuces; Post Office Address BOX 2JOi iii
applicants handwriting
WANTED AN American boy to work In
w flee OF Wholesale house living with hrs parents
preferred; write good baud low to begin
with Address handautmg, stating age DRY
GOODS" Tribune Office.
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ON AND AFTER NOVEMB BEER 49, 1880,
Express Trains cave Newfork va Desbrosses AMI Cort
tau aG' 10 go 5:SS 10 Limited Il m 800 4:4O
q, = $50 aud 10 m.. and l. Dght thuils 4:0o anu
fo e. I "a S cave S SS dS c1el sunday
1850 ami D H. running through VIA Trenton ana Gam
Boats Of "Bro2kyn Annex" connect with all through
TIA al Jersey Gu y GnOrng speedy ana direct transfer
0 returning trains leave Philadelphia 2;al 345 1: s.
T. 1880 $500 andI AN Omitted Nxprcss 1870 N .3 J.
64G ana ana 3 0 m i've PHadeS1 VA Camden ga
III ana SO III. aay. except sunaay. 49,, H., 49,,
f o. ott Of be sS coars
and Anpff 9f uSon 1 HOB ken station. Jersey CITY Emil
eFf be Ne% Ycis snssf cay cal for and check
| be. gage FROM hotels AID residents FARMER
' General Manager. GcDl Passenger Agt
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-
haRsNoExESr OF TGAISs TAXING EEFEcr nov. 10 1850:
room Cuscl ~ 70 RufFaio ana Susleusion Bridge.
p ~ D@y }fas st L9qi- EAP,s ar nl he ~ B s
Southwest PuhnAns best DrawingrOom sleeping caches
p ~ DAILY )-paclac Express for the west Steering
Coaches Trough to Baiso Nagsrt Fails Cincinnati and
cGao without change aso li9e niss car TO Chicago
Trains cave Chambers streei Depet HewforS for ,o
p NJ 200 midnight saturday nights Ony. sundays.
Rathafiord aud Fassc 6, 75o 10. 1920 mthe 1920
train stops at rutherford only On 6 s1nd9ya0l, noon
midn ghi Sundays G00' s;3o 1920 A. m I'i' oSo p H.
10 1929 30 NJ z nq 3ao ;'I 81 sii9
aIdnrht sundays g. $780, 1920 lao. 65Op W. and
| ~ midnight A. =, ,, 49, 10 , M
BIO tlO 7:3U D. ~ Midnight Saturday nghs Ony
II "A m $3.50 p. IN.
snfern Gu 7:tv iO.-O i4J. $50 BOO e;lO. $40.
midnight 600 $3.50 1920 a. m, las, $50
o. aud AZ hidnirst
War@icK 800. 1920 a. mY $50 D. m -
NcwOurg Cornwall q 90 a ~, $3.50, 80 p m f1n-
| DAY. $50 a. .,--- 4. M
an No
MidaletSwn S5o, O. 1870 NJ $50 $50, 7, 7:l5
pandi n s conn met Ct viii @ and osweao
Railroad al EtIn St 100 mo g.
dsvs. 80. 1920 6, $50 and y.
each hCAr from 54J $40 and at lO45 and l45
r.. l. ,-...-.. H..
and Sleeping bs obtained 9Id OTdeft for tie
checking tfaser Of Baggage bo leit az The Com
panys ones go. fUl HJ7 Broadway, y. y No
tourt. T. BROOK yn a the C1npany's DcpOts
Trains Ncw-IorR ~ 1;SJ
~ mo NJ ABBOTT. GENT Passr A ~, Sew-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave FOR EnslewoJi ,loaer Pcrm nj Ai ~
ack T. ESQ, 9;50 Nj , j. l. 500 59 IT, h;JJ go m
sundays a. AID G5J IA ILo I!;@O D. IA ifhn VIII
leave 81 minutes q rr Saturday n.Ais -,, o.o .,
Manuel rpt ne Valley and h0nsey 900, $3.50 a. na g. 30
pm JNO " ABBOTT. General Passr Agent Hes-F"fk.
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on AND AFTER NOVEMBER %, $50,

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST Improved EQUIP
MENT, AND The FASTEST FINE CONSISTEST
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Alueital gnetrnmenIs.
Effamboais ano Railroads.

LrOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
4 gatuck Housaionic ann Steamers leave Cath
Fare pv any other route
NlEW-YORK CENTRAL and HU DSON
~ RIVER RAILkOA C9mmenclng . December D. 4Seo
600 ~ Western sDl Not' EN- Express 10 hochester
1880 ~ Chicago E1rless, drA"ingf0om cars " oA"a
dsleua, Rochester ana BuUslo. ,,. ., r..,..
lao ~ g . pay n s1a tu TSy WI ~ ''A
100 a 9aIs IpPss 20 day with sleeping for
g. G1 Tf 54 gguso ard
gu night for Montreal VIA 7ar"'9ga .eeruo cars for
YS 90 s paf TO- cleSesd TolcaO and heas
800 Expires Win S Sieee"g A 6as oi
1870 D. IA Night Express, wlh sleeping oaiS 10 AloahN
81 on sale At Nos 49, 2s2 Ala broadway and a.
WestcoSs Express Ofoes place and $50 ana 9i-
J. r6ffji, EY Gen sup G. b MBkKER, Gen rass : Agt
NORWICH LINE .,.... Yox,o., IN, ~. ,,..,
IN TO woroestsi sSe Per No. 40 Noa H ysl
OF $50 D. m daiIy sandAys excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-Yo.k, Wood
IA haven and RocksEav IA Po15 a m: .iy o. u,
iSsSe Hocxs ssy 7:i0 a NJ. Biz. t:I0 2. ~.
So TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
sTONfNGrON LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
Tst.Ssvs ThnT.Says and SATURDAYS
and HARsAeANsEi-r on Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
4.30 r. NJ. FROM PIER 49, y. r. ,,u.,,.,
Foot Of Jay arriving ~ 0sIo a. * and Az Boston GooD
ONLY as specified ob their fsee-sz each A. s,a,o-o,os
scaIed at oeies OF Wescors EKpress Company a. NOS
So 397 Broadway and al Metropolitan ana run
PaoViDEECE LINE-FoR FREIGHT Only VI o,,,
Steamers ELL IRA and GALA ia cave fer % - =,
Hiver iooi Of War daily eAoep1 S"ndaSsl At l. '
To- Boston. Viz Pr,gdeace direct .. rata,
freight via ei'A'r iHe '-A' g. S" sXhc9cK President
w. FILKINs. General Passenger AEeAI
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Glinallons UnnIe0-- N Hes

4 SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-A young man
"a senyGne "a years Of age az a;ss5 1S9kLSspeE
nj. FOX, No - Bergcn-sL, Broosiyn
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-By u young
~ American who has received mercagile einSat'on neat
good references AID l. willing 10 lienco OH small salary
Address F. p. ir P. o. Box :. Dover Nj
4 YOUNG MAN, % years of age with
~ wears experience tail dr. goods and grocery bus
ness wound ike to obIan situation N similar capacty N
iciercnc = address L. 4 L. Tribune Upiowh Olice 25o
Broadway.
RARTENDER.-A respectable Young Irish
- who give security end the highest refeen es
ennerc rri6e vii moderate wages to start.
Address THOMAS LY NCH, 4i5 thave., C1ts.
BARTENDER, &c.-A young Canadian is
I'D DESTROYS OF obtaining posuon as assistant bartender
warded Isl good references Please call address
b. %, No. 80 I!oss-st, Bruo.lyn.
pOOKKEEPER or OFFICE ASSIS FAM
ID y yolng man % years eight arr nr,,-
MAHON, 80 1ohn.st, Last Newark. y J
! NLFRK.-A bright young American, age II,
smiSSnet so espN ol "'i s s" n S any
reference WI work for small wages Please call or adj
dress J. W. III West 3oths.
| CLERK or ASSlSTANT.-By bright,
" sharp energetic well educated yonnR Austrian ~
IN an Office a eek OF assistant can inhsh .9 91g-
man bohemian. Please call address C. r. No - Last
4Ilst, ely.
| NOACHMAN.-Bv a single young man. Prot
~ estani loughg competent OF h duty I'VE ye RS ref
e5r s8G ' II ss IL $ STH Stable -nu
COLLECTORS posiuon.-By highly edu
y Gated american singie give any amG9ns G f' h
dTess H. L.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, i,25s Broadway
COLLECTOR or CORRESPONDENCE am
y an active adgen! mar aayqg Ss, o. o. TTf
security lhe amour OF $4,000 e.n DC given Aa-rcss
NOLLECTOR or JANITOR.-By a temperate
- Trustworthy German 80 years ege having The best OF
references collector Ianitor win renger "a sAcon
ggIfzIIY 10. rs i6th 81. south Brooklyn.
COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CLERK.-Slt-
~ uaion wanted By "a y9 g nan s a - COZ Of
references q. NJ BLEEI Ils whippany 81
DRIVER-As driver for physician q am
Ter by tf4ae, Who vii allow rae duog my icisc dine
read Az IN medicine nag ngt 20 ma,h % an Oet ~ an
pllse e or !. STs. F1Sis H. MICHAEL ia tys
uest
nRlvER PORTER. or any position Of trust;
re Sap "a Is f.EY fSS5 11 $50 $50 dy6 c
NROOM OR COACHMAN. - Employment
~ wanted either capacity by an honest sppsrf man
PA'riiCK BRADY, 30. ia Wet lOthsL
HOTEL CLERK.-By an active young man
II 10 years Of age win reference from last employee as
nlgut cieT. hotel Please sddIcss ALFRED hU7h'
Non,y Vile NJ.
\ am respectable, intelligent, sharp. shrewd
SABBATH obsevme young American llh 90 ny ail *,
taurat Wiling DO anyiug 70 make Irving hays had az
LAY. 81 EOrIh ELIOT place. BROOKLYN
WOULD IKE to obtain position in store
or whoe.al Log,s n ~ e.. o. a. 2 tsatsss
IIENhY GREE>, lluntcr'- rVin L. l.
OFFICE ASSISTANT OF LIGhI fOKIER.
" -By r.iaD em,crte eooTcd ma. =. yead. - sss
or saIr's5I. 4 JIM I35 Cntlions u.
nYSTER-OP ENER By rorre nan, age
~ 10 Thoroughly eEpen,n'ef '"'.i' 'i.'' - s'' -.
P.s.ss e4 o. adde's fE4SK uE". % "sl o.
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GIN DrouerIp 60 Eet.

1 SMALL OFFICE in Tribune Building to
N let Rent moderate Inquire at COununeroom.
DROWN TONE HOUSE-1G5 lexington
~ ave. first class modern improy enents Ap
ply 10 OSner, 20 COrtandt-sL upstairs
LOR SALE OR LEASE-A BARGAlN.-Lar
bocSs OF bulk tled waterirOnts, Or chemical works
factories &C A YOUNG, Engineer, &c" 20 Exchange
place
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TI'O RKNT.-FOR OFFICE PURPOSES front
1 basement Apply al "a East 49tn-st
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10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 8
" JEPOTS IN PHILA DELPHI, A, ~ NEHiOKk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

or ICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
l3s Nassan.st ana IN ROW, opposite 2. " rutland
& EMITTING, ; Beokman st.
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REAL ESTATE.

Yrw-yoRK. Tuesday. Dec. IA, 1880
,nc following sales were acid at tae Exchange
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eNOR SALE.-Very valuable property, near
the stock Excna ge will he sold low to close au es-
tate. AddIes, BOX 4.oSJ Posi- Once
TOR SALE OR LEASE-A BARGAlN-L Large
blocks # Bulkhe3ded WateTronls for chemical worFS
factories &c r. n YOUNG, Engineer. &C. = Exchange
place.
GTORE in Chamhers-st., we'll rented also
- On in llspeDad very cheap W. L. Bt Tier % Llo
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Eeriurse c.,0 hlfeilnss

FRENCH EVANGELIZATION-M
Il RkVEILLAUD and the Rev. GEO. rHEo DO DD. WA
make Concerning evangeisue work u
France thus evo1ns Of the 5have. and
2vth.sI Church Service at O'clock.
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE


For TRENTON ID PHILA u LPHIA -
Leave Newly from C. r.. r. Of y. j. foot Of Lib
for philadelphia Ninth and Greensts. at 7i5, Q. 10.
Illa M 1880 4. 1850 $50 z. l1:5O ~ D. IN. On sun
day - a m; $40. Z, ll30. /! p. m. a,
For Third aud Bcrkssts AZ $50, 1ll5 M; l3O, 4:3O
5:{O D. ID. On SUNDAY at sio "a III. - -. -
For Trenton Warren and Tue ersts, ESQ., go 10 IL 10
a IN: 1870 l. 49, 4:4h $3.50 7, < 80, II p. sunday
Return trains leave philadelphia or New York:
From stations Reading r. r., corner Ninth
and 81, ensts $50 $3.50. g. o, II LILO, 2 3:45
50 $40 7Sj " p Sunday at $3.50 $50, GAO
From Third AMI Berksss at 4:45. $50, OILS a 100
3Au, .. 1l3 sunday az 81 I'D a. M 4;S9 1870 N an
From trenton, Warren and Tuckerss liza, l:25 5AO
ESQ s 90j 10: & Il2O 2, IA, 4:2i $50 1925. S2j
D. II. SuniSy-i;25, 4:21, $40 a. M. $40 40 p m -.
Connection IS made at Jersey CITY station to and from
Bro hyll and Erie Depot jersey CITY. 80 49,
Tickets for foot OF Liberty Nos 23g 2G 40
q4a g7 1923 broadway ard the principal tells NOs 2
crNct harrr IRON hotel or residence TO destination Appli
Ne1orE and Court st. BroOalYn. Al these offices
connection in the Bell feltIhcne and Law telegraph
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
" AND THE WESr -
VIA BALIIMOKE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Ncw-YOrL, loot Liber,, st
ga- IA. For Washington. CmCnnAi, Chicago. &c
cars to Cincinnati. Chicago II. Ions &c.
ll..O D. Uay fr ashtg on, Cincinnati hica20 &c
sale ana baggage checked at loot Of bertv-st
NJGJTl,PHii $ iIA'iii:Iiiis, HIP BALDWIN.
3eIerI Manager. Cen tsss Agtnt
Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II Pas ENGER TRAINS ON ana after June l., - ~ VIII
haF6 depos iooof Corandt and Deblossests al ~ an,
p. and $50 ?; Tor Easion bethlehem nI,gn
Ifhac GENEVA LYONS Buffalo and tho West Punans sep
ing ,oaches attached 10 $50 D. M ram m copuect t,r All
Irans SsEiaSat an. az a. m ace cSa regions
= T.. BYINGrON, General Passenger Aseh, -
0erers Eastern Office corner 2h S S Asen
NTVW-UAVFN HARTFORD. &c-tarp 81 .
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ITO PHlLADELPHIA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE otDEsTABLIsHEO ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
$500 BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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rTOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
,tuck and Housalonic Ja4s-Steamers leave Cath
aIi1e SIP Pier 35 RI daily at ll;5O and 2:3O pm
Fare .Owei other route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

TOR SALE-On Broadway, above 23d-st.,
corner priaerty about llOx I'D feet unOncumberei
eases expire May 1851 cash purchaser wanted Address
2 y. Box l,JJ2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

NURSE, &c.-By Protestant girl as nurse
~ would do chamberwor will De founc
trustworthy and reliable the best OF city reference CITY Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

INC following sales were acid at tae Exchange
ssles oom today
~ r. r. LUdl0tc & 90.
The and story brick buldn =, with lots n on
sus 3b7 AID Broadway, NV cor OF Nos 95 10 >,
on Dianest, each l0t 25XlOj; Hse''''''S%'V'i'
BIZ John r. Bond
bLG,s on ,Ssys nT cor 81 Te together $50
lsstorv Ir1os tenem mt hous', With lot No ~ fha-
beth st W s, as fl OF Hestei'st lot l0xd Chas am
Py LOUIS NeSer.
! story brick tenement house wi h lot No ~ iass
1iths x l2j IL W OF Ave-A,iot 25xloZ.E; BaaN n "A
for saw ngs WV
BIZ R,chard " HorneL
e GerardaV 20l e OF Enas TN N"iu'
each FAX COS rnstees OF FUND for Aged ana IN
q rgvmen OF the Protestant EPi'c'p" Of
Church OF y -
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Gin Heal GsIdIe FOR Safe

E}EEKMAN-ST.-V corner property
- Tor sale. rutland & WHITING. , Beekman.st
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Connlrn properlp for Sale ano Go fel.

TORRANCE, n. j. (nelghbOrhood speciality.
~ TTopsry sale sut all varieties great bargains
EDWARD T.. HAMILTON. III Pine-sti y. y.
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NURSE, &c.-A respect bic girl arely lande'
~ children PLAIN sewing viii be fun
willing and obglng. neat, &c. III East 63d ST.. TOP iooT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
BOARD ano Rooms.

nNE SECOND FLOOR, with private table
" without board also fur geptisnen, with boar
reIerence. "a Last 2Oth-sL
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, SOuih Amb0y. Re,
Long Branch, ocean Grove Asury Para Point fleds
ant Toms aver, BarncRa ATLANTIC CITY, sc.
Leave foot Liberty-St., ut b, sl5 ll45 M
l3O $3.50, 4, 500 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

NURSE.-By respectable Protestant woman,
~ - nurse can take charge II infant
gIONng Children best civ references be I'LL suited
city country. DIS West ii 81, first ioOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

1 AUNDRESS.-A respectable German woman
IL who i frsi-cllss aunGrcss wishes family and ladies'
gcnemcn's washing her residence No 244 West
hist. floor
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S,tnat,ors IUauteo--femdles.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
~ All Kinds % good competent female servants and US
iul girls for city country also mao hep ana spsosd
wants az the large Od-estsblishel PRDrESrAN HUN
UI'KEAU 1888 Gthave. fourth house above lOth-st
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-22

The people of our npighhorhood
feel under obligations for your sue
ccssful efforts to furnish them 50
good Il Democratic paper. We are
Satisfied, as friend Bond says, you
"tion't belong 10 the rinkers or
clinkcrs," but arc III old fashioned
Democrat, holding 10 the nhcicnt
traditions, and will TO justice 10 all
the members Of the party without
fear, favor Of affection, advocating
such men and principles as will
best tend to elevate the standing Of
our Suite, and advance its interests
aud prosperity.
As tho nlists are lifting from the
political field, developing its situa-
lion and contestants, SONG Of us
are beginning 10 consider who is
10 he our next Governor. The
names Of various persons MS you
know have been suggested for TINT
Office, but tie people are looking to
II practical and experienced nan OF
good sense and sound Judgment,
who will look 10 the advancement
ortLo material interests ofthe Stale,
rather than ii stickler for rot tapo,
or the reputation Of IN adept in Tie
Eancilul iurlns If Court etiquette.
Whilst they want more Il mnn who
IS able and willing to meet the
practical requirements Of the hour.
These qualities they think are pos
seSsCtl in M eminent degree by the
Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett. 0fl.ewis.
lie WAS born, raisUd and educated
in this country ant is cmplmtically
one Of the people. Lie Inns filled
various. public offices, that Of Sher-
III, member OF the House of Dele.
gates, Auditor Of the Statc,-Slatc
Senator, and stands high in the
profession Of the law, and has
shown great executive ability in
each, and Il marked adaptation md
capacity for public business The
IN. -. tf45FF.sssl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-22

The Republican ambassadors to
the fusion conference al Charleston,
on the 18th, will leave this State
next Saturday on the st. Lawrence.
Historians tell lis that some OF the
early Christians fused with the Pa.
gans To such III extent that ii WAS
hard To tell at last whether Chris
tianity or POganiSm had gained or
lost by the operation. The breth-
rem who 60 10 Charleston should
make II nnl0of tliR aud be very
careful ll!at they ,ln not cohlc back
swallowed mp i'Atiiny hhHiycH.
GER
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-22
4 Rigorous Endorsement Of tho
Congregational Candidacy Of
NJ George Il. Wngtc.

t0g,,i.cssiou0t Cd,.didncv or
NJ George Il. ITngtc.
ror,.,no,o.r,. wbce,inc l,cri,,,r.
~''' f"sT Cn,.-i. 1T.y1.l
/, -; ~ t tEa ,,.S.;4or u we'll
= HIS "l .I,n,. ts,. Wv Ean,orr.fs in
u .l.als "'nS ~" ~. nS ,',.o.,t MIass.
~, t ,I, - vs. res y Georrs r
y, Ttc y see W. N"' ~ q Nl,;a ~5,,,,tv
= tlms ,,,di T,t;oSo,, 90 !, nossibIs
H;5; t me' fJnmSras ." Is be.
T S:, IT,. ", y ,S,n,issr II. raHectins
lleSsH H.! ~ " ,'" nn%ocr',ts that q
mo 'm.ei !, .i,o D ra',rs.ont,tion in
c C,,l;.ss5 = i.o,M tt,;s district would
Go,'stS ST., H".' nf ri ,ba n,hlic good,
pe ,EIin ~, y" future interests Is az
a w" Hn,, 10 s' Marty The neonle
ne D T:,,.,,, .l,;,S md are t;rcd
l@He ,cc y. ~ ,Is Imri%@ snp,N,igH
u XXX, J" ,,o,.n l, r;,,snai INTO fnl(iI.
,"l,. WHY, a.g ~ willis aoryiSo Tn sd.
.I;s;n,, y - NY tLn iisa,,no;ntment in
t tI,;s ,oo :" '"I nonv ]e,nocrats faiI
y, ,t,'S : ~ wLcrcin some protssrtl
~ ,.r,,ir reGrcse,,iaiives differ
r,',,m ,t,,;r Rsn,,IIican. opponents.
IRON ~ 'n ,'S.' of 1bsni OF, trraye and
q" ,.;,oi i ",,:.,:ans are Gon1i yoiinT n
= = VA "a. ~ yarisncs will ali tbe
, '"J nnI trsfl;tions II tbe
iS@v,t, ~" Itartv as such teach.
;Mas snJ trsd Ifi, MS lave been
I,!M vi" ,lowr 10 ns hy Jefferson,
Mis-, NoSroe .J6rI;son: md
~ r,S"',ors If III norty, And
I az ,I Ill tSis tSc comjuct Of
s ,1es,us| e IL tI,css trl,stsll renyesrnta-
; iS ,f tl,n nro,,Ic hns beep marked
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Correspondence Of the l'ackhannon Banner.
4 Boom for Hon. a. 4. Lersts.
l thought perhaps you would
like to know how matters political
were locking in this section. Es-
peeially 50 lar as tile candidate for
State Senator Of our district is con-
cerne,i. There has been much talk
and several gentlemen have been
spoken Of. | understand your fell
lIpn.T.@J@FMns:
worth, Is likely to- be candidate
lin which event taking5tlie "layorite
soneyM business into consideration
and rs n guide for your conduct We
over here would naturally expect
your people to support him. Now
on this side Of the =Bucklnn-
non mountain VIC are disposed to
support our genial friend, Hon. \.
A. Lewis, of Weston, and would
say in behalf Of Mr.. Lewis that lie
has received many complimentary
and Ilattering NOTICES from the
press all over the State and from
men prominent in the party. MIR.
Lewis is certainly the right man,
and while he has 10 fight to make
against the aspirations Of any other
candidate in his party, his friends
think he is c'ninently qualified
for the place and is deserving Of
the position at the hands Of his
party. No man has been more
Jealous in party fealLy and party
principles than Mr.. Lewis. No
man in this district has been more
modest in his claims on this party
and it is lliglI time, his services
we're being recognized" by his 20.
litical friends. Mr.. Lewis would
represent well and ably all the in
turests Of his district, On account
of his atFable manner and known
honesty, lie would exert an inllu-
cnce for lis that, would fbe advantn-
geous to our district. Let the peo-
pie think seriously over this mat
Ter and be governed by whit is for
their best interest, and the interest
Of tho whole district.
OCCASIONAL.
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On HARRISON.
RarrisOu County, Nay J, 1880.


Srs, among the announcements,
ono Of Mr.. Fleming, Of this place,
for Judge. Ills is a legal mind
equal, we firmly believe, to any
other in tho State. Hois q gentle.
man Of an unusually delicate and
elevated sense Of refinement and
honor, and belongs tota family
having the same characteristics.
During lis first decade hsre no was
one ofthe most popular men in
every respect in this county, and,
indeed, wherever he was known.
Politically, Mr.. Fleming has
always affiliated with tho Republic
cans, but ia one Of those mild,
reasonable men whose collrss and
opinions seldom, if ever, give Of
fence to his opponents. We be-
licve that lie will carry both Gil
rner and Calhoun counties by
handsome maiorities.
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Far &L9IiN.
Editor NcB,mrdi,

Editor R,mmrai.
Among the many Suggestions
made rs to who shHi! ill nur offices
in the coming election, ! have no.
tieed no mention Of amy o. G for
our next Sheriff. let me therefore
Suggest thu name Of Ephraim !!nr-
~, of Stone Coai. lie isa s"i.ie-
man every way qualified Ia do the
business Of the oIiira. The people
Of Lewis could not lind = man who
would mako u better sheriff, nor lr
4 more faithful public serYant than
Mr.. Berry. lie is n stuunrh Uem-
ocrnt, but would he Supported b.
nSgrcnt many who are mt VI bis
opinion politically. | am credit.
ably Informed that men Of bath
parties III his nciglIborhood orr
pressing him to announce himself
us n candidate ut once. And If he
receives the nomination / have no;
doubt 1,ub that tho people will elect
4 4
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For ASSesH0J'
MALHEEsylLLE, May Il.

WALEEEsvlLLE, May II.
EliT DcamsF"t.
| desire, through the columns Of
your paper to call IN Mr.. \. e.
ItohrIough Ia auuounce ltimselras
l candidate for the Office Of .t<Scs-
sor for this district. lie is emf
nentIy qualified for tho position,
and in this section he has nunlrr-
OTIS trirnrl4 who are anviou5 to
kmow whMhcr lie is Il culldidatp or
not
Hoping ho will 'r"mc up to the
'rrNtrIl," aml let the people know
through your paper where he is.
Nu1ER.