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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

a PLEASANT ASNIvEEsARY.-0n
The svsning Of the 9Th inst, a
large number Of Che friends Of Mr..
William Wooftsr and his amiablc
wife assembled at his residence on
tile Woottar farm, a few miles be-
low Weston, to celebrate the fifth
anniversary of the msrriage Of Mr..
Wooltcr and his LADY, Tie &C.
casion was 4 most exceedingly en-
joyable one; and will long be
pleasantly remembered by sll who
participated. In the neighborliood
Of 100 persons partook Of an ele-
giant supper; and dancing was
kept up until sunrise on The morn
ing of the It'll. Tie following is .
partial list Of The presents 10 Mrs
Woofler:
Baby crib, I. w. Harrison, L.
Mcbride, J. FOrinasli; set chairs,
J. Williams, G. Musgrave, S. At
Iiins; large framed chrome, Il. II.
Harrison and W. B. McGary
parlor lamp stand, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. n. Edwards; pair framed mot
toss, lEvans Cox; hat rack, James
Harrisburg; bread bowl, r. J.
Moors; half dozen napkins, Miss
Nals Dawson; kit, Miss Dora
Dawson; framed picture, John
Dawson; horseback, Ed. Dawson
mirror, Louis Bennett; work.
basket, Mrs. Wotlindin; game
picture, Wilson Arnold; winter
il Mainc,n John Il. Jenkins; game
picture, Friend; set table mats,
Mrs. N. w. Harrison; set tsaeups
and saGccrs. William Tracy; set
tumblers and bundla clothcs-pins.
Z. N. Gaylord; same, G. 3. Smith
#pickls#tlishi=Miss@O liye#2oiIon
preserve dish, Alrs.EBoilon; glass
Sc: Miss&vcrnie Hoilon; broom
and el0tlles pins, Bcn.Roilon; hat
rack, Friend; lamp bracketTNY.D
Hall; ornamental case, i,
II. W.aod bucket nd=tulIT. G.
Dawson; bucket, Joseph Clark
towels. Mrs. Atchins6n; broom,
]. A. Wstaon; sitter, D. ". Anna.
walt; picture frame, Tom. Wright ;
2 dress patterns, 3 pairs stockings,
pair towels, tie, Alrs. i. Brinknan ;
maEch-holder, Friend; pamc, Asa
Jarvis; framed motto and card re.
ceivsr, Miss lsitlgway; dozen lem.
ons, Mrs. Huntington; toilet case.
J. W. WoiIindin; hair brush and
comb, J. II. Bare; scrubbing brush,
Clarence Huntington; brush, Miss
Fila BarI'; whita lswn, Miss Lydia
urbach; box clothes ping, Miss
Ada Woiliudin; double pickle
dish, Misses Mamie and Kate
Riggs; bucket, !. S. Barb; same
Frank Gaylord; pair shoes, Isaac
Urbach; bucket, George Edmis'
ton; cedar bucket, NJ. ". iIarri.
son; comb case and match-holder,
Miss Emma Butcher; baby conlll
md brush and pair bibs, Miss
Jack Woilintlin; picture frame,
Mr.. Z. BoilOn; large kit, Friend
bracket, Friend ; dress and hand
kerchief, Miss Mary WoOIter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

IT is y matter again worth no
tic;ng that tho east end OF tie
town, OF Cool Spring Valley, is be.
ing built up rapidly, and will soon
be quite Il village Of itself.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

a. NJ. smith has tho cheapest
drugs in town.
Hagerstown Farmers Alma
nacks at Barnes Grocery.
Machine Oil and oils Of all kinds
at Dare's.
Gsod ROASTED COFFEE .pu. upI
in pound packages for 20 cents per
pound n, J. ~. BARNES Grocery.
JOHN Barnes is selling Groceries
of all kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock.
Fresh Buckwhcat Flour for sale
cheap at Barnes Grocery.
All kinds Of School Books at
prices established BY law at Barc's.
Call and get prices.
Tooth, hair, crumR, shaving, nail
clothes and shoe brushes, also
paint brushes fall kinds and al
all prices at Bare's.
s,,;ts ~ A. 'sf on.M MS n.y., hn f,,,N,I
| Dnnnineton's.
| Good cheese at a. N. Smiths for
l55cents= per lb.=======
notice. have opened 4 new
line Of Groceries andEContGctlon-
erles, on.seeona street, Illtg IFlSa;s
II t,, 81 i,1:af tI,;sSs,S,ntL0 of
inviting all my old customers to
i'hc hast wholc.stoct ~ SOhoots
!, tow, con Iva fo,nd ut Dunninr-
toms.
'rrv Barc's Horse and Cattle
Powders, ana I've convinced that
lhcy are the pest'
Tbs bcst-thc cbcanest tho ALT
tie JOKER at Barnes,
Gu, .,,o.o ,,o,,.;s,,, ,,roor ,,o,,.o
o n. 'n ma ,o ue"a' ,s;o%,s frn;t
free trees fysSssss1 &C. s; !. p's 6; KEY Ss:
r r G,llerv va" "
'N'
Cheese, and Il full line Of Grocer
cs at a. N. Smiths.
H.. c., ri, ,,1 r,.,,or,
Church lot, This lot will he sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
want my customers ana friends
quarters, in The rooms recently
occupied by ]. A. Barnes, where I
am offering better bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. L. Atkinson.
r;, ,,.,,, ,,.t,,
iFi ,.. ana un.rimhiea NUS ny
aha ,r pol, ..I': constantly Oil manu-
III BITS A'cll'Sel'
To Whom, n ncth Concern,
having s'la my st"ek OIL e"O"s
| desire 10 close I'D nv business.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
tEEnEc Fable ga, lllc IS. & G..
Railroad.

On and artor Monday, December
18th, 1879, Trains will run as
iolloNs:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

10 s.-KsE Passenger and Freight
Learaa Clarksburg ut 9 go a. ~. F;
W. Clarksburg, Sill; *Brown's
Creek, $3.50; Mt. Clare, 9:SI
tskidmore's, 9:47; #Brick
Church, 9:57; Lost Greek 1000;
sAIilfoytI Road, 10:14; jane Lev,
1925; *lEoodfcrd's Crossing,
1850. Arrive At Weston ut
II IN u
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

20 s.-Way PaEstGgtFs RRd Frslgl!l. =
Leaves Weston ut ] 80 =. ". T;
"Woodford's Crossing, 1:I0 :
Jane Lew, 2;05 Z; sAliltord Road,
2:l5; Lost. Creek 2;29; "Brieli
Church 2 :333; *Skitlmore's 2:l6 ;
ut. Glare, 2:5t; *Brown's Breek,
1855; W. Clarksburg 3:l6. Ar.
rye At CIarksburg ut . ::25 2. 81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
GOING NORTH.

No. Through Passenger mud Freight
Leave Weston ut 5 80 a. 81, Jane
Lew, 500; Lost Creek, G:52;
Ut. Glare, 7;l3; ". Clarl;sburg,
ESQ. Arrive at Ciaeksburs Ut
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

Messrs. J. J. Pcterson,of Weston,
Major Smith, Of Skin Creek, and
Prof. Jones, teacher Of our colored
school, represented Lewis county
in the Republican Convention at
Wheeling.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

DIR. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 3 times a year hereafter.
Ills next visit will be about the
middle Of June, 1880.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

S,!.-Thtss h pass,atr and Freight
Lsavcs Glarksburg at 4::20 =. NJ;
W. Clarksburs, ! go; ut. Glare:
1855; Lost Creek, SILT; Jane
Law, sal. Arrive at Weston ct
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

NRwSlDe.W.LEs and crossings
=are= being pilt down =in=tls Third
Ward. =z5=.5
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

TIE weather VAS UNUSUAL.
warm tho fore part Of the week for
May.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

All accounts due mo up to
March 1st, 1850, must be settled
by the 1st of May. Those falling
to comply with this request will
find their accounts cut for collec-
ton. Mrs. J. Z. Atkinson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Two BRtcli-YARDs are being
commenced i'll our town.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

All Trains daily, except Sunday.
$Flag Stations-Truins stop
hare only when signal!cd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

o%1Ed to rusli=of=I #adYer=
=ttscments, we ara unab!eztliis week.
10 give oursu,ual amount oflocal
news.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

VIZ notice that the card ratos
for nails llas been reduced to s. %.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
SNce;lM Notices.

Looking Glasses for sale cheap,
al james FiNs!cr's News Depot.
Go to Gregory's for your cheap
groceries.
Flowers, from 6 cents to So per
bunch, at Mrs. Atcllinson's.
Examine Grcgory's stock Of hats
they are low from Scots up.
Black ten, 40, 60, Scots and 81 90
at Grcgory's.
Ihave now on hand my new
stock Of spring and summer goods,
and am offering everything at q
much lower price than ever offered
in this market before.
Mrs. J. L. Atkinson.
Parties in the country, knowing
themselves to be indebted to me,
can settle either by cash or pro-
duce. Mrs. J. i. Atkinson.
Teas, greend0, 60, Scots and$t 90
per pound, at Gresory's.
Oranges, lemons, raisins, nuts,
&c, ct Gregory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

You can got bargains in the
confectionery line, for eash at
J. S. Wilkinson's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
DROPOSALS for Quartermaster's Stores.
il JEFRHRsoNvIlLE DEPOT or THE QrARTEiMA srERS m
iJRPAlrNENT JEFFERsoKyuLE, IND. Nay j. loSO

II
DEPARTMENT. JEFFERsosynLl IND; Nay !, iooop ~,
SEALED PkoPOsAL IN t,ipSate STieI 10 20 nes nccn
on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of June 1880 Al when tine
they Will be opened IN the preehce VI III
furnishing delivery this Depot u Rnnsos soSe5 ppe
and klbows Sheet Zinc Tlre Shovcls, Pokers ana long
Lawn M0Nerr Bcythes Spaths Hoes Kakes Hay ana staD
Fork sickes saws other miscellaneous articles Oh
ar's rforea. -. a..
proposals either class Of the stores mentioned OF ior
auanti lee less than the whole, VIII be receivct =, -.
The rsseryes the right ~ recl any or an pto
poa preference viii be gwen 10 arocieso Oh o""eue pf"
Sank proposals. ana full information Is 20 the manner OF
hsinr Of the aces required eondions 70 o9
observed 6y bddars Of conract and payment win
he frned application 10 tins once where stnAfu sana
Mes M tAe articles required can be seen. - 49,.
containing proposals sheud ee n1aIkeu
ais Tor Stores and addressed 70 TIE under
signed. ,~... o,,.-..,,,s - :, ,s a. n 4 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

PROPOSALS for FURNITURE and BED
Il DING for Life saving StatiOns. -
Sealed proposals for furnishing furniture ana Dedung or
leslyng will be received al this ONCE until SAUL
dsy the 18th day Of May, 1890 a. ~ O'clocs m ,.,
Blank forms bidding Will be furnished upon application
10 Captain H. MeTryman Inspector Of saving StAo,
NO 10 Broadway. NewYOrk city, or to THIS once.
The bds viii be accepted or rejected item W ITEM ana
and the proposal so lar as accepeu anu tne
bond accompanying the same shan constitute the oohtt
between and the bidder OF uuers ano No
further contract VIII be executed .... -. 49,.
arcles contracted Tor must DC ~
the LIST day OF n as may oe uesireu ny
The Gene Superintendent Of the LfeSaving service
Each signed by the or LTD MAX
ing It. and accompanied BE- bond VITA
limited states officer the district To Shch the surenes re-
aide or do BUSINESS form 20 be FURNISHED 20 oudeis
furnishing such portions OF the artie o. may
hp arare under IT, and the performance oil tue conac
An arnces win be subject t. tIspecnon ana apnUvu BY
scb ne son or persons designated Tor that PURPOSE
direct and ile delivery ~ inferior arcie wiz Do deensI
sIcr annul the contract at the option o. me
Secretary III the Treasury. $780,. -. ...A -.,-. -.
nointS In tie Of Sew-IOIk rs may be- designated.
The failure 10 win order uhcer the contract
viii orae A. forfeiture Of The entire penalty oil the Oon1,
or the Of may trect iht purchase IN
omen market such quaint ties OF any arlcles as s po
NECESSARY 90 supply deficiency caused by snca anre ah
charce 10 the lily cebtun Tue Price winch
II rhaH be necessary i0pay Tor such srti'
pT1uoSa satisfactory bond VIII not oe
considered VIII be awufde on W estAonsneu
nanuf Oi, dealers in the articles - ..,A.s
be addressed to the unuerSRneu anu mMkeu
Proposals Tor Furniture and Beihng -, ,,.. a,
right waive defects AID rclect any or All Die
the interest OF the government Is reee'o"'
- - tiencrIl Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave YORK from font OF Besbrossts and Cortland


$40 n for WRsinGion. Ptsbufg, columbus. C'nnau
Indianapolis mcugo and the Wcsi. Rrlnuoni thir,1'
lud tie south from Baltimore 10 Ne"aIh'
ohio. PittsburG and Chicago ... ,-.,,
H. M Tor Washington aHd the Wei. Pullman cars from
NewYOik 10 Baltimore and Washing on making ciese M,
f,r tinCiHhau, lHi annapolis ol-0e
~ 10uS Through Pullran cars, Baltimore % 'hc'
matt and ~. Louis 49,. NH
IUCu D. Ia dniy for washington the south mi Wcs IhI
man tlct-Is fImn New YORK Ia E'int'c ara WtHht'h
mnEin clasr CONNECTIONS Ton ChCso, Cincinnati, iuAhp
oils Louisville. LOUIS tOm Ills. Pttsburg me ~0iih hI
Southwest Thnugi PA uAu cars frm EaltiuoIr 10 'lh
ciuLa WASHINGTON Wrh ulirs tor INuc'lrS'
Florida. New orleans and tic south o,-- ,,-
Fnr fiiIuu'h iir'cs prit' eel, 20 Con ran's LHce so
Broadway. N1rf ard al t!rrr' ni'tN ioo; 81 'oI"u'
ar! Dr-hrn-ao D'pHI IcrsCr CIV. .... ...,.
LOtND II.lP rio * ~ 10 hAN~No NI'l'!'A "a AM
/. Ii .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
DROP0SALS fer SUPPLIES.
oFFIox a. LIGHTHOUSE peann

wIsHINaros D. c.. MAY 8, 1850. .
HEALED PROPOSALS win be rsoeived at tha once until
10 O'CLOCK m on MONDAY the oath day q Nay lssG roe
fnrnshing supplies fcr Nethceses ana soT
ia dscal year ending June 30. lSel. - -. a.
The supplies needed consist IT, nas2asi ns@eSes
,sins ola &c. unware. hsrdware carpenter ana Sssn
Of Whc are The st,scc - ,s h ns
once or 20 ghtheass Insssctsrn q =
~. o. EOS xS5s XeN.York cS3' ma % No MY soafn
t - % ses any ana g naive
any Ssfscis i9sE ~. sopS es.,,s:..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
n,llE ERIE RAILWAY.

I'iIE ERIE RAllIh a l. ,.,. ,,.r ,.n,, . >,
Wt~II.i;N RAILROAD. Arrangement Of Trains, taking
on,' ~ NJ tiriun,i md Cn.a.o nay Express Drawing
,Uou, { ,fcI ~ 10 buffalo and 'prnsioa Bridge.
T. l" H3iI w Hth fas, +raims 20 ti West Stnt'
Nu,f Pulmnns best DrHNhgr0Om sio'tAGB COaehss 10
T. rn u,aiiy) Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
turlrr t,rrgl To BuiI4.U Niagara Falls CINCINNATI and
= ~ l,, 1llrrnni u am for Ihr Wost.
Tfrns ayc Cllsinrrt. street Depot NrW'foIR or run
T. m. al! l. midnight saturday nights only sundays olo
H. WI and passc g. 100 10. 1920 the 1920
H. m rai,s Il, ~ utcriOd FAX only on sundays -
:iJ .", 4:iO, 5:lO 6Sn oIO E@ e5du D. Ill., ~
uulEl SunlayH H. $780, lu:2u a. n LAO. O3o p mr. anu
no1g' 49, 100 $40 To- 1929. 1880 a. m II noon
lj5S To- $50 i2U 4in, 5, h:l0 30 6iW e:IN 6%,
5.n = 10 D. IN and ~ midnight sundays, y. SBO O;lo'
1910 q. N i.ja. Gj7 p NJ AMI u md9g ito m 10
midnight sunday IT, e31 lO2O n III 4'41' o''" " H. auN
- w Vsrrsic 700 n ~. $3.50 D. m. H.
Ncwnnrg aud Cornwall 700, a. m, $780, a;5o p H. sun
Su G a Nj Kingston $3.50 p Sundays $50
'nshcn O. 75O g. 1870 M, 800, BOO, 4:30 Sun
days e. 500, lUi20 a. III, t;JO p ~, IN Am -, San
Aida Town. 100 o. 1870 M, a1G 4;'U p M Hui
tins connect with NewYOrk and Os"cgO hluahd HaIOu
al MAN iyis $50 lu:2O m $50 O. y. nj. Sundays
etT i,,1n r. H., 4. G:3O aud y ~ ,- NJ ,,
oAis ltaNG 2dd ~ quarter ~ anu quarter hir c"Ch
L0ur rum 5:ibn NJ ~ ;tl5 p M anu al ,tp a ~" - MI
Trsrts for passage and far Apartnuha ia a
& f OF lgr be left at tho COcIanyS OnlOS
Sos go 917 BrOldwAy " vi No Cour'Sl h'o'A
% or ~ VIZ riS n the West Grrye In NcwYork at TBS a
me- i=2' n So X. kBBoTr, Gcnr Passr Agtp NowYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
: si l5U n. H.. !, 3. 1. 43o j, Gao $50 ll:3D D. M
siigays s. q. and ESQ p The ll:3O D. M tram VIII
II" w 49, Sr,y Valley pnl Morscy. T. $50 a. $3.50 p. N
40. n. ABBOTT, Geu'i PaAsr ASt' Ne"'lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
Ronees anh Reerns Illantea.

XNTAETFD-Furnisbed small house fm
w tie seaaon or year with an conYeDiences on first
AO, excgtiuE Tooas. and io!r or ave acres Of ground
Y0nkefs IRrmansyie Highlands Tfsf house
An pOtTpctiy Glenn ami neatly JuIsheo, With Tnodefn TN
En- 2rsSSf 1A in Essss b"" "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
NETWORK AND i.ONG BRANCH DTyI-

Leave Nov y urk foot Liberty ST. Tor led Bank Lag
IIanCn. Ocean Grove. Ic NJ :l' I' a i" -i'' l. ga
=. n. . t.,.u,,f-t,., ,t,1.,VytS
t1'HTiDN 10 4ud fruU. bCI NIt and FAIR UhNi.N ~
J:i Ii "a NK. from PDINl fIl.A- ~! ~ is
GlltT. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

i -. INthT 7 NINh IT = Y -.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trus ltaNc Sew ORR Debrsses and CortAndL STREETS
Itrrics n follows:
Hrrt, T. I1it,uc ne West and South. wifi Pullman
puiacc ,Cli'd a. Sand 80 y. IN. daily
Aine or, l"cK Haven, q. ~, 71u D. M orTy ana Erie
"a CORY for ItusNliU, Petroleum
ami the on Neriona.
,I,,-s" IL; i,.itu P.or d".ly. tC,Vt Sn lay 10
a. ~ ntINr Wa.!nr al y. n liefuar al 4:JO and
g. H.: l.. ! and lDp SUHiHl, Ia J..
Fvpf,s Wet rhilaieiph a. 49, ~ SO y go Ltmi.
ia. II M l. ,.l J. i.fu. .. q. 100 800 AMI u D.
rud - night. sunday, s:30 and n IN. ., g. $3.50 800 and
d. T.. 90. an. y might. 80
Tor Pliu fi.ln VI N"'l i'U IL H. hiu D. H.,
exc. ut Suuuav
il.Iis ul a" ..rWkl' y Annex 'o'' "H an lHoHEn udh4
al J,is.y tly: According SPECIFY and dirC Transfer
~ ~e niiyc: IRON. HusEurf. G'j. l'iu ~ m. lOIO
li',,"" m y. daily. tArsp NUaOnI. F.uIu
lt,,t, ann Bal,lno.r ':'l ala, :" 3ju 4.iO lOlnp
=. Ii1l, ;5p .. ls F.un l''iadc p!a 3:dn rOj. uJl,
H.. ~, 80 u. a., =. 3:yu 81. l5u. $50 ali
"a, D., n, M. ,,. @."'..'t. D.. sunday, $50
~" ~ = lu.in 1880 a H., C:3O. 1910 J.. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
t1RuVlUU>,E LINE 10 boston,

DnUNIUINIE TINL II JIONION,
! W. P'&iprr r:EI. r. .,.,,..,,
. 81. kirI- 81 i. t.ll - hII - or EAlL-
II.-I,LA-- b'C'NH rNiir%s OILY.
1rr ia,nrt' palace si"t'."r1
MA~-H, u, -A.G~ A\D LhUD" ISLAND.
a.=jr,,r.pjcL rom ne -, North ycr. foot Of
NH':... -.
We njrrnt .aic iaudigR between NrW NU.k anu PrOHl'
G,r,.. r.s-' -'rH AMI, lu ''-.HE go a. . -
at Nut .f Hfa hll
Rad f.tlh ~ iii' il"ttI7,
~, ora, nd Asl.;ngtJn.si Br0nElyn Tickets Htn
lI l.U;.s I'D "a act oht"s, ana at
olr ~toUtt KIrsS Con-: ny. Freight taken at low
~ q tuE,>- y. :. BABCOCK.
e., IT, ,.ruL IIes.ucnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
L'RELnOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWAl

Leave foot ofIIJcriyst Frc, I'D At slj. llij a H.
A.5.lJ d.. .,.,...
N'EW -JEiiSEY SOt TUERN RAILWAY.
y Leave Nrw pi. in0i iAlrrty-r. e. T. l.. a. j ,
s:i5 II. ioi ~. Iuriac IONS iIva, H"fa'rAI a''
interim 'Iaic stations.
- 80. l.H u" o. g.
lin m For Iuiu- lilct. NmeluL AL citations 10 Fay
So, h i'OH Al La, 80. CIIN.
Epu- f,r FaIInuroHl 1Olls iUNtE. Dam ~, Tucker
town L. i. and Pm .CcltluA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

ALBANY BOATS-DEOPLE'S LINE DREW
n and DEAN RICH MOND Pier 80. Al. N6rth tVtii
Toof (duG ey " week dav 6 D. NJ connecting at Al.
bary (SundHy moaning eKchpt0l WIN Trans -\ur~~ "'
and Erst. SfaterOuins warmed by steam. ,,
Excursion lbany md retrr1 good ~ cntS. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
furniture.

A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ WILL SELL
10 almost amy sacrifice for cash.
AZ Five STORY MANSION
No72 Woai lnth.si., between 9th aud GthaveA-
STiINNAN pIA%bFONIf., $40, ....-.,
WEBER [ FRIGHT Piano % PIEChb bHlNHt'
satin Illnr -u 5000, FOR $40 Sut al raw ais cbOy
fIetnt. S7a do $50 Rrp ouit, flb fantlneS;,
WALNUT NHAABEh SUITE MANBLh lOP,
Dressing asr. rlscAGA utcaus WaShstalr, prug Cii
Hur BHrle Top lRUrs lnnge ana sOs its
~ccrcturC BOukcastb Library hpie1
iaEs nav Chnty, Cauuetb aud Console IaGea,
All rUs UurinIna Extension Table Buffet Dining CiaIa
Eyrry no lIrr and MautCl Ginases, rockers Recnhg
lbnirs fTBnch HRllstahd velvet bruaSeh ana
Ingram Carpets.
NOTICE-The Paintings Drunzes &C. selected nlIn Eree'
p AMI rr WOrthy tLe nj enOn OF purchasers. Mattresses
q. 10 81, hnnaIon 10 be altered for business
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NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED-0T
~ iaOleiha Money Register has 21O0U names ntes?te4l
hsll Advertised fOr-aaec0 p Greet bT5ta1n rem tooS
V1A 0anaomst.. Phfsdep1A
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rI'U PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

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NhW.YOKk AND FItlLAbGLrIIiA.
l. TRAIN EACH WAY pAII.E.IAC' - ~t'rUAY: 3
pi.i.tIo ~ IHtLApl .lPHIA, " ~ SEWNOEK
uotlIE TEACE. THE Vu,r I%rEpvFD EQUIP.
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l, $50 he E..l,u iurry" cnIrc'; WIN MI trough
uas Jrrsr1 city, nutug sp"OdJ aud drUil transfer
fpil d iIl1Ul
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D. . s. a.,u and so .. H. 49, cop MONDAY 10
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Cost ano EnHnn.


OST.-Bank book No. 10S, 972, OF the Ger
IL Innn Savings BRnk. New York not restored 70 tne
by June l. 1851. application VII DO mAle loI 10"
T OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book No: S2,S39,
sgnpd by German savings Bank. IN tho CITY OF Fer
York 70 y. Z. KstlmHn and mS aus ,, Al
Tho finder ar hGdsr book VIII please neye y w
bank II reniored within ix dey9 Lrom ne Eoso Sy VI
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST ,oe-o-y
e1 % EACH WAY BETWEEN SEW YORK A y b'olON
Corresponding reuuctiOn all other points tas' ,,o IN
good Oulv for continuous pas'so WI
connecting speclhoh tEcreon
the mammoth palac~ steamers BRISTOL anu ! ast
DFNCE having been placed the line for NE season 4 %
leave New.YOik DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED l""'
2S, n. a. foot OF MuTTav.s at o D. M
Leave iTOoklvn A:5U Jersey CITY i:21 NJ wa IN
be obtained IN NcW1 oIk a.
26l III 40I 81 ~ 957 Broadway, and az az pIrr
hntes ropsfer and ticket Offices, the OFFICE OK ~
LINE on THE Pr Il, and on board steamGrHi nos
Rosion M 40 8 Old state House and at Old COLONY Dep0L
BOIDEN & LOWELL" Agents. Ne"'AorA'
GEO. !. CONNOR. General Passenger Agent.
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Tress Alaking.

BoOcard, FTennh tabor
Tu9 SnG superior Wosk Hsaee 70 vVr1se vmassn habiA
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A FURNISHED MANSION on Staten Island
IN containing so rpOms With Al modern S osets
Guiding gas ION premses steam pump pain anu
also RatdeE. greenhouse raperE Lodge faDe c sded
ruUnded By 81 Of beau fn PIX anu an ~
view OF the lower bay ocean &C. the pre reSess aSes
Also villa OF 10 rooms with bath On Oeaeh ana Se
o. g1ousa Een'AA " cASERJx 23 south William ct
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. L. \. LFE SAyIaG SERVICE.
OFFICE or THR GENERAL SUPRRINIksDEST, Z
WASHINGTON. d. G., April 49, 1885, y
nROPOSAI.S for FURNITURE. and BED
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NLD RELIABLE STONINGTON Lane.
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