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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go 10 the Point Pleasant Ma
chine Company if you want Boiler,
Engine, Mill Castings, Bank Cars, Chillei
Car Wheels, Gas and Water Pipes, Brass
Goods, Gum or Leather Betting, Gum and
Hemp Packing, Heating Stoves, Back
Walls, End Innings and Crates for Cooking
Stoves, and everything usually found in q
foundry or Machine Shop. [sept. 24-ti.
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LAND FOX SALE.

Seventy-five or one hundred acres ~
Ohio River bottom land, for sale, with or
without improvements. For further par.
ticulars inquire ut this Office.
mayl9-tf.
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Can Do II.

With a good ticket and liberal
platform, the Democracy can carry
this county by five hundred majority.
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w. c. WHALEY,
Secretary.
HANNAH DISTRICT.

The Democrats and Conservatives
of Hannah district met in Conven-
ton at Town Hall, on the 18th inst,
being $50 in attendance. Hon. o. F.
Stribling was made Chairman, and
John H. Daigh, Secretary. First in
order was to appoint delegates to the
County Convention. The following
is the list:
VIM. Brown, E. H. Wells, w. R.
Gunn,J W. Hereford, OF. Stribling,
w. J. Keister, John H. Daigh, Geo.
Hannah, Samuel NJ. Mcclure, DIR. ].
B. Kerr, Geo. E. Holley, A. Meadows,
Ed. Meadows, John W. Young, jeff.
Hunter, Emerson Chapman, George
Young, Henry Gwinn, c. C. Wilson.
Alternates: G. w. Rece, ]. Chandler,
Austin, Meadows, A. Fetly, W. A.
Riggs, John Hunter, James Locke,
Col. Moody, ]. S. Hanly, S. Powell.
Next in order was to nominate
Magistrates. George Reece and John
Hunter were the nominees. PHI.
Hanley and A. Meadows were nom.
mated for Constables.
The convention was harmonious,
and every person started for their
homes feeling certain of success in
October. o, F, SrRlBl1NG, Chm,
JOHN H. DA1au, sec'y.
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PRoPoSAYS.

PROPOSALS for the purchase Of tho
i ground privileges OF Mason County,
West Virginia, Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association, at the annual Exhibition
to be held September LIST, 1850, will be re-
ceived until the first day of July, 1880.
Communication should be addressed to
FL. r. HOWARD, Secretary, Point Pleas
ant, West Virginia. [april2aw.
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A great many fires have been re-
ported from different parts of the
country, during the past week. The
most serious one occurred at Milton,
Pennsylvania, where the loss aggre-
gated one and a half millions of dol.
lars; besides great many forest fires
doing immense damage, in different
parts Of the United States.
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INSURANCE!

John B. DOWNING, General Insurance
y Agent, Notary Public and dealer in Pi-
amos and Estey Organs, is confident Of be-
ing able to suit both rich and poor at prices
and terms never before offered at Middle
port. Also agent for Fairbanks Scales
Call and see for yourself. [sept. l7-ly.
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Judge Sanford E. Church, of New
York, died of apoplexy, at his home,
on the 18th. He was prominent in
the politics of the State and nation,
and was frequently spoken of as a
probable candidate for the Presiden.
cy, on the Democratic ticket.
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COLOGNE DISTRICT.

Hiram Thornton, E. E. Baker, A.
fireman, VIM. II. Jacques, George
Rowley, J. B. Taylor, Bud Shoals,
NJ. Lusk, B. A. Armstrong, J. 7. Al
exander. Alternates: DR.. McConi.
hay, jeremiah Yauger, James How
ell, S. S. Bower, Henry Yauger.
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ARBUCKLE DISTRICT.

John McCulloch, W. sterrett, John
Couch, F. Eastman, John Hamilton,
A. Crump, John Markum, Frank
Dunn, James Morgan, W. Hudson,
James Dunn, II. Bird. E. Whitehead,
w. Amsberry, John Cartmill, Jack
Colvin, John Dunlavey, Alb. Cald.
well John Halstead, Martin Taylor,
John c. Dabney and Frank Day.
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Hon. Henry G, Davis Treasury
investigation is panning ont WE'LL
1t shows discrepancies Of millions,
and Republican rascalities beyond
enumeration. Mr.. Davis has shown
a familiarity with finance and states
manship which would we'll warrant
his being called to the head of the
treasury department when the Dem
ocratic President is elected.
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GRAHAM DISTRICT.

The following are the delegates
from Graham, (unoficial) with the
exception of two names that we
could not learn:
J, F. Roush, DR.. L. F. Roush, Cap.
Weaver, Albert Roush, P. S. Roush,
J: G. Brinker, VIM. Brown, ]. w.
Miller.
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Poor GibI,ons.

Gibbons, of the Mo,.itor, was com.
pletely sat down upon by the Green.
bcckers last Saturday. Although he
"smelt loud" they couldn't smell
him bit. He took to his hole and
hasn't been seen on the streets since
the convention. Those who have
conversed with him, say, to mention
"Fusion" to him sets him wild.
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wAGGENER DISTRICT.

CA. Withers, ]. Behan, Timothy
Shay, Geo. Knight, Morris Moore,
A. l.. Sehon, John Adams, C. Witz-
gall, Benz. Hiukle, George Yeager.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTWFFN
NEw-NORK AND PHILADELPHIA
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY: DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA . IL NEW-YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FAStEST TIME CONSISTENT

oN AND AflEk JNt UAIY, 10 1880,
streets Ferries. ~ follows - VI" ~ ''hu'
43I. G5t, SIo, y 10 Ilmi,ed, II q. l. 800 4 Il
a5o' ~ ana ana Ib pm I'D II night sundly- 4;5O and
a. NJ. o. o fi',, $50 ana ! q Y. M and H. night-
ENIss iia' e~vc AewI daily, sunday, at $50
A. III anu ru running thiOugh VIA Trenton and Camd
BOats Of HrooK Annex connect with An tlrnnch tr aims
a. Jr1eS llN 1Hofdng speedy and direct transfer for
Eeurning iaias leave Wst philadelphia I2:O $40 345
T. 7.ab - ESQ, az" J. a. IN ilinltol tNDtccs, 1880 D. M
li5 h.3O. T. ana 20 p m ON SUNDAY, =. ], 3.21
$40. =, $50. 49,, d l.3 Leave Phi adeip phia via
Camd'. - . o.. ID soup. M. daily, except SUNDAY
1lcktt on r- and H4i roadway. AstnriIolse foot
% Ic-hfos-e- ait '"' ni fs Courts ruohlvn
mex Depot oni oi rufousf Trooflvn: N0. ll6 rud
CGl.c \ RfffeiN i.ace ~
Tie Ncw ok Transfer company VIII cal. IOr AM ense@
baggage frlm hOtcls nd residences
fEASK = HOMsON. i r FARMER
General Aanager genera Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales we're held at the Ex-
change ssesroom TO-DAY
Nrw-YoRK Monday, March 8. leeo
By Beter T. Nsyer.
-, no,so ,sSth Int no 37S GraDd-st 90 -, M
orfo,k az lot 25xSO. Ottinger Bros
!" 0'' - By John T. BOgd. ..,,
- ,.., hot, ,dnc e. and 1.slory brick stable with
lot 30 Ss West S0thsts 2e9 Iers II eei oa"' 1875
io' By W 4. j. Lynch. ., =, .
- s.,o, ,,usine with lot, No So Goefckst
Is # Of Deanceyst' lot 2OX''' 'una ~" 5000
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ,1KhAI THINK LINE .

AND UNllED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Streets fcrfics. - follows:
HaIu,nur- II,tsburg the Wst and South with Pullman
Pa ace Cars attached . %. q ana dtilv
Willamsport Lock Haven e. o.. s-iD D. ~ Cory and
Trc $50 ug at tOrIy 1tu-villc. PctrJ
lcum Genre dnd the on itcilou-.
Baltimore Washington .tnI the south. Limited Washington
Express Pu Imam Farlo Cars dy. except SUNDAY. lua
arrive Washington Az J. Regular at & 30 and
$50 al N" J. and 10 J.. sunday ~ n . .
Express iOr West phlldepna 4.30 73u $40 10 Lin
fccl, II a. m, ]. 30 4 4iO. 3 g. 7.U. $50 and lup
aAd u ~ SUNDAY $50 and n ;. 1870 800 and 10
EirGcss Philadelphia via Camden. 7So and 4p mr
oicept Sunday.
Eoas Of Brooklyn Auncx connect With a through trains
81 Je,sev Cty alOdug speedy aud direct uausef Tor
ITuokyn travel
1Taius arrive from rttsbIre toj. lci0 M, l0lO p
daily. 9fOa. m. N.3n dolly except Monday. From
Wellington snd banorc Goa d.. 2 .'9 - ~ 80 & lO:l0 F.
$40, lO@p 1880 d. ? $40, 4:jO. 400 $50. s3O aud
10 Op M Sunday 800 Du5. 900. 1910 1850 am, $50
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Rnllronc9.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON Nau-
gauck aud u usatouic Railroads leave cath
aIne sip per 30 l. H. daily az BOA. and 23O
Fare lower than by any OthcI fouth
\ EW-llAN LN. IIARTFOED, &c.-Farc, 81
~ steamers leave Peek sip daily sIndavs cIccpteI
New at > and IL y. M, tuurrOtluS Hith rotds
NORWICH LINE 10 BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets Steamers leave
Pi3r 40, Noftn RIVE. duN, including ouida 500 D.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
RECORDED LEASES.

Pn,-r James X (receiver etcl. to William Henderson
No 2S5 broadway, tor 545 6thsve) STANDARD
Theatre" with scenery. btlbOards, etc, years
al average annual rent OF
Kaliske Joseph To- Philips. NO ooA oVha'e'
Years rent .-s..-.-....s-.
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Nueiion 6nles OF Real Gsiale.

AT AUCTION, March 13.-Large house, gar
~ den aud stable Oepoti permits BLACKWELL
BROS. 243 B oadwav.
EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION.
IL March 10 4t a m. plcnlse- Homestead or the
late Caleb ~ Tlo about mc north ni fhkl on the
Hudson. y Y. Eight acres uf good land large dwe.hng
fourteen o0nsl abundance Of tuiti good Wen 81
wa;crt pleasantly located. suitable ioi Sumner board
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al TO BOSTON ~, ru,r.D,p
SIONINGION LINE.
9nSirnctluit.
For Both Sexes-CitV

For Both Sexes-Citv.
4 VI. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ 80 last lOthst; r. H. cor. PTin.-New classes will
begin after the ho days Lcssops thorough ana practical
FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 1Gth-st and
Il rutherford pace. BENZ. SMITH, A NJ, Principal.
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For Both sexes-Conntry.

NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUT New
~ tor su3sct County y. j.. reOpeus september FOR
males and females exceedingly healthy excellent govern
meut and thr.tan Influences. thorough 20 ht for cot
l,r, business 500 scud fr catalogue refer
a. Old studcnfs j. FAycl Mt6ee. LID Judge JOhR A
blait. jersey city. r. - STEVENS. a. ~
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. \. Y.-B0th
IL sc1c- opcns second half year February send or
new ,atalosre II. EANNlSri r. \. ~
CIV ARTHNORE COLLEGE, near Philadel-
- p Unlcl caro- Of tuenjs BOth admitted AIT
ieceiy, the dcgres. College Cour@es-asslca scen
ttr FngisA Norma Department Preparatory AMI Model
schools For partlrnlars ndfrcs EDWARD II. MAGILL.
iIts.d,ut. Swartlmore Delaware 'O- Penn
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
IMPORT AAT NOTICE TO the TRAVELLING
L PUBLIC ana SHIPPERS Of FREIGHT.
The steAInels $ Of Ihe PEOPLEs LINE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE to the TRAVELLING
PUBLIC ana sIIIrPERS Of FREIGHT
The steamers Of The PEOPLES LINE.
DnEW aud DEAN RICHMOND,
ali poGis %oT:h agd Wssp on ksbXY M&RGR 10
fom per a. North River foot OF Canal st.. at o'clock
Freight recei-ea on wEDN EsDAY.
". W. EVERETT, President
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,vs v,.,,
go 1879 foot OF Corandt and Desbossests
Zoo M for EasIon BethiShem AheniGSn wN.
a,re ~, aTd I'ni.b anno%k' Wy
G:31 D. a. Ncht Express daily for Easton Bethlehem
Geneva Auburn Rochester Bufa.o Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping e9a ne sup,. and Fin r
CIAS H. CMMAINGs Agent
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ - VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE ,
ior trsc,a limited tickets steamers OLD COLONY ann
bOo from Pier 2s North Rvef OF Murray ST. Leave
Brooklyn, 400 Jersey CITY, 400 p. m via Anuex
GI TO BOSTON
ID 1 VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONlNGION LINE.
Inc elegant steamers On NtTON ana NARRAGAN
sEr leave Pier 80 North River loot Of jay ST. at p.
daiY. EXCkl + SUNDAYS.
special limited tickets good only for the trip for
which they issued doth specned the
face OF each tcke this line from York to Boston
and nos. 363 397 7s5 and
pa broadway, at Netropontin and Fuh Avenue Hotels
and Brooklyn. Tickets
al principal ucketoices and offices
Of Mesicott Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
steamers Electra Galatca leave Pier ~, Noth hyer
Vo0t OF Warienst) daily except sundays at III, Ior
Providence direct either taken at lowest rates
l.. W. FlLKlNs, D. BABCOCK,
Gen PassAgent President
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Bruualnn properlp for Sale anH 90 Get
Brooklpn 1]roprrip manleo.

WANTED. -First-class residence III Brook
w yn vicinity OF DeKab aud LAFAYETTE aves lon the
UilD exchange for smaller pnvate dwellings well rented
will add cash. HOYT son MESSENGER, % Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Summer Resorts.

Summer Resorts.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
70 ATLANTIC CITY.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF tAitS.
tAt Miu-iu,, Junction
LEAVE NkW.NORk. FOOT IlBtEIN+Nl,, 1919 p IT,
Arrive AT Atlantic City, b3 y. M;
Leave Atlantic CITY q am and Atlantic H. r.. a IN.
Aruyeat New.EOfk l2:3l D. M. ,o ,o
..t,- one way .--...-- ~ 80
For further Informal on apply ~ tckc oee loot 81 IO
ertyHt, OTto =. IA AIDWIN. Gcu. Pass Agent, .
Il9 LtOorty-st.. y. y.
TEACiIkRS' REST -- TOMKlN'S COVE,
Y 'Rockani County. Sew York.-A delightful summer
resort oi teachers cunorb accunmodaiins and modca.e
CHARGES. Apply 10 Mrs D. ~ MAHCHANT 4lO5 Balti
mIr, ave. w r,t Philadelphia.
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For Both sexes-Country.

NTAPLEWOOD DINSTIIUTE-FOr both sexes;
w Concofivillc. Penn. s55 per quarter students pre-
pared oI business. iae OF Harvard ut class
ISHONILIDGE. \. NJ PunciOal
MARCH 10. Term opens M ClaVerack n. "
VI college ami H. r. Inst Rev. Aonzo Fiack. Php Pres
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTIfUI l.,
W NJ kl-co y. \. 10 yonug af and children. VAL re-
10. reasonable Miss 4 Hyatt. Principal
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS' COCOA.
Ocean Gtcdmcrs.
MEXICAN LINE.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Ou'y Transatlantic Lac under II; AMERICAN FLAG.
SAILING cyc'y Wednesday from Philadrll la aud Liverpool
Extra sail.ugs alternate SATURDAYS
BIiilSI Crown, March 10 $50 ?. m
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t,oRDkp REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

r.,.rcsvs 8 eof orchard st. 65176 Ed I.
ward Ecker and wife TO z 9tgstScs B-3as sarah
25ths lo9S 30 I. dsopbe9 81 9'n"f 10 Lizzie Palmer
same property Maria Jones % iAz7S s No crry
referee to the United states Life Insurance Com
eIpsr,onaye pp1 " cor 75thst. soxlO2.2 join Mac %
Carhy aId wife TO 0Ipe1Sen%feT s ~ snG a1n "a Ok
:" o. Ix25xeG.lOt Thomas Higgins and we 10 g..
same poperiy Charles Day,oo and wife to Edmund
Bailey 4o, and also No 400 Canal James .,
Wie, retcrer TO The Bank or savings 90 951 '''
4slI.st between sh and 9ihavos, loi No - ftbSo
ioi9; LOnis Riehl and wife TO Cnar'e' '"eO T.:
Sherman mn1 ave- 100 fl " Of awthoTnes i'o1looi 81
,lyISs9 iSssp" sOsSt 5Sss g" # W. o. s91loolo s.
1857 IOi' 'R5eT f6S m 70 1fi' oi Mo9at M2
ris, o1lo. Jerenia' dSsr OlA'A '"" 80. ls.C
ssd NSSFa'' 20 So Vest ts Si6ioo Frederick Lewis
Msdisom.ave 80 go, 2l.91lOO Ramsey CioohS" 1" 10,
H Maaislave 80 w. 2i.sIfoo Ramsey Crooks 10 2o
SAME Lucy opersy ,i,OW9"s cla,s Penqus
12s olt D Off 81 MSsse1 4 * r'taG' aaG husband to
Ren en- Mapelsden. i,:a;:
and wife TO TshgIano 7s Of Sc ave- 6xi3sHjor9a
Same ETp pTopaTy VGi hasten % same 70 g.
s.Is MARY %TspsrsV M"i Andrew stevens TO same lo
i2'iafs fcei and Si1 vile IL to Isaac brown
same property Isaac Brown and vile 10 Ann
eseIsi' ss S25 IT OF 9th ave. 220lxl00.st x224Sx
Inh q rheo @ Thomas and wife 20 Nathan CLARK L.
1924 81 10 l5lstst 325 It ecf lOthave n1pSloI O,
M1chael II eastman and wife to j Mckenney. ol'
,lgths; a "a q II " OF 2dave. 27I66 .s1il1eguari
: II Childs executor, etc, TO Joseph Hssheit....,
,oths NJ IA 42u 9 II q Of AveA. 25xlO5.3s Mary >
"a htte Joseph Wallis ..,.--
eeth.sI No l42 East, 25.62sxl0O; John Heller ana
wife 10 Henry Schafer, ~ interesil ..-.-;;-,
I2othst u s TAG II Of 1stave, 9.61i0 lO91l4oI {
X Mapesden and wtfe 10 Johanna h1hlEer ~
ll6tbsf. \ . So II OF Ave-A S.7$xlOO.l 1 De
c Graham referee, TO Julia II Billings and anohep
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Gitp Real &slate for 5ale.

~ dsv " X STEVENSON, JR.,
Pine-st., 50 East i7thst OF 66l buhave
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A
fnlIsized foursOry high stOop house on 5lth ST. ele
ganfly finished 22foot house Mads9nave elaborHtey
decorated every improvement ALEC small tnleestor hoae
or 10th 6t The foregoing property IA iol sale
10 close an decided bargains For particulars write
OWNER 20 East 6Sthst
1S1D-ST., near depot. house and two lots.
~ 25x2O0. for sale price $1,000
rutland & WHITING 3 Beekman-st.
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Edm schools.

VALE Law school Regular course, 2 years:
GrHauste course or Lsuec II DC L. years Fsliteru.
oIens sept 20. Addresa Pfut WAfIAND Nsw'hsvsn. u
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Country Dropertn tor Sale ano Go Ecl.

A Il ORANGE, n. j. (neighbOrhOOd speciality.
~ Property for sale and all great bar
gains. EDWARD z HAMILTON. = PiDe-si.. ~ y.
EARM of Al acres, adapted to small fruit,
market garden, fine stock plain residence;
healthy location, good SOIL half arabic half pasture
within miles OF depots and steam canal hours de
To NewYork $780, snd slight repairs. chance for
perieDce and small capital Address FARM r. y. Box 49,
Bound Brook N ].
TOR SALE.-At BIRMINGHAM, Conn, q mod
H. wosory and French roof house with wing, eight
teen rooms steam water landry closets conservatory
&c I0t l0OxiU0 feet with fruit and shade trees stables.
lawn and garden, heh ground healthy location excellent
neghbohood ave minutes walk from business centre Price
moderate. For further Information inquire the premises
or address THOMAS EtMKs.
TOR SALE-At Rye, Westchester County,
u N. Y, beautiful place, consisting about II
Of highly cultivated land slOping 10 the salt
large dwelling house, bans &C., the house Is high gIOuud
the Sound and surrounded with od es
variety Of rnt npe garden cold 6IApery
good bathing and fishing Nom the property VIII be sold Tor
me half Its cost
Address A b..
Tribune 0fhce.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Art Schools-New-Y York @

Art Schools New York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
VIII pupils painting Landscape, flowers still life
studio. The Bella" No 4o Fast
26th.st., corner 4th-ye, beginning october l.
References MI. d. Huntington, MI William Hart, air.
James NJ. Hart MI A. I. Bellows
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
For Young Ladies-Country.

y English, French and German Boarding
~ and Das ech0o FOR ladies', Wcst End Institute,
NcwHayon. CL MIS- = l.. Caiy, frin send for ctcuat
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
u dies Bridgeport. Address Miss EMILY NELSON
GROVE HALL, Ncw-IIavcn, Conn.-Miss
" MONTFORIS SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
ior brecia limited tickets. steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEW WfOkr leave New-YOrk daily excepting Sundays,
bOo from Pier D. North River loot OF Murray ST. Leave
Brooklyn, 4.UO p. Jersey CITY, 400 p. n via Anuex
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
1 cosicr. Mass {. -. METCAIF A. M, superintendent
DEEKSKILL (N. " Military Academy. For
L circulars addrc-. col g. J. WRIGHT \. VI, Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHFrTEl. Penn
Cvil Fnglnceng Chcmis Classics and English degrees
conferred Colonel lIIEn HNAlI fFest
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
LInTuER GOOSE Md NURSERY TALES.
Bodro au0 Rooms
East Siis.

East Sl1S.
% EAST 20TH-Sr.--Two neatly furnished
- psrors. with or without boaIi: private table II de.
sired references
EAt LEXINGTON-AVE.- E.-One large sunny
l 81 room small room upper hoor supe-
ri0r table; table board u iansients accommodated.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
4 lcXander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ white Plains y. Y. Principal. o. K. WILLIS. Ph. u
A T PORTCHESTER (N. " Military Insti-
~ tute. the mex; Term will commouce February l.
BOYS and young men admitted at any time
ID PENN Academy, IL miles by rail- from Phis
dcp phia rWlTHN G. sHORTLTDaE, A. 81. tHgrvard grad
nate, PRINCIPAL
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
IL college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
srnmoT OF Winter Stockhrdee. Mas r. HOFFMANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TTTF, Sew Haven. Co1n. General Husselrs school.
Preparatory college scientific schools or business Thor
ouFh phyTcal training by military drilling gymnastics 90
Ample opportunity ior athletic games lowing 90
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. - Tems
Il $500 por annum $50 Tor BOYS under twelve inll
In thorough teaching, n god dnd abunlau
fare comfortable we'll furnished rooms and In attention to
habits manucr Cl0hiuR and general well being OF the
students Number bOArDes limited To nine FUt numerous
references and special information, adlGtas
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
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New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Freight recei-et on WEDN ESDAN.
StatcfooIns warmed by steam.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

DntM and DEAN flt II VI ~
VIII commence their regular III 70 Albany
ali pOlnts.N Or;h aud Wet, on " EDN ESD
from per 81. North River foot OF Canal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

Maler uni Stiftsr. Die Staetfir9e
su Ydrbslbauien loI r~efaurirt unp bferbst
unter anesrn aud Der IltarplaB'mtt Sres,
eps@ emdlpen, perldtscene Npoftsl uub
Gpansflifen p~arfsaenc, sef@mddt pers
ben. Gin biererer 8sntisr. Der Dor nidt
gar LANCER 3stt pom 9anpe mad Der
Stapt psr3o8en mar, srbtstet fid, eineu
Der NppfsL uno apar ben betliseu petrus,
auf eisene Soien malen su laifen.-Mls
Der Sttfter bas Solenpste Werf In Musens
l&ein nimurt, entipinnt fa ~folsenbes Sc
fprd4:
&entter: Das fofet benn nun eisents
LID 70 ttn slpola2
Waler Dreibunbert Ttaler.
Rentier : Dretbuncert Tbaler ?-Das
II aber isbr piel.-a5nnen Sies ni1t
biQissr madenP
Wala: SD babe an sfnsut Bilpe 70
ptel ~ tbun pie an benz anrern unp fam
mid cabsr auf sine Yreismdsisuns ni&t
stulaGtnl
@sntisr: 0a, Id nil Sis sutpiais
297 Tbalsr ssbsn : eas III uieinsr slntdt
mad ssraee bfsablt senus. Denn isben
gle NAL, Ger beiltse pstrus bat ia feline
Stisfsl an uno bret 1baIsr fur Elm paar
SttsfeL ras 1T Sie sewis bod ni&t 81
piel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

Gin Gen'asbsamtsr sr;dblt fplssnts
Sesne aus istnen iinsfen GrlsbniGsn :
1. 8tamter: Sbr alter ?-Sansltns :
Dlstn alter TT top - mar absr irtner Belt
t4nisli& ODER bairil8sr llnterUffitsr auber
Disnifsn.
2 8eamtsr Wabams ppusn sic se.
fdQisft SIREN Wann rufsn. i9 mbdte ssru
eintse Graaeu an ibn ridtsn .-Srau U f:
N@ mas Mtin Wann IN Der refine Sd.
is, aus ben, f5nnsn sic ni&.s raus friss
sen.-Seamtir: Or, "a piu t6 ibn sleih
tn sie 8ietfiancslife s%tntrassn.
3. Ssamtsr Sttte. mein 6rdulsin. ME
alt fnp Ole iest2 Grdul. Sophie: Drsi'
u~np3pansis Sabre. = 9eamter: @snu
Id nt@t TIRE, bubsn sic ror ;tbn Sabren,
als td bier nor, aud prs~iunpspausis
Sabre a~nsssebep. @is reilnt ii& pas
;uiammsn 2-Srdul. g.: 90 Na, bann
i1retbsn Sie ieBt rierune3pan3is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

Gin 3e&sr mar bsrsit su Ideipen,
Ssin @etb bstbrdntr ittn @sE&t
.M&", risf CT: n9isbe, tpsine tii&t
SD fcnntr nis bas WaGsr leitsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
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Dame : Defines Mannss alter Stsus
srmann miro bod auf msins @sfunbbeit
trinfen tuolIen ? @as trinft Sbr litber,
Elm 0las @etn, 0snsSre ossr @rcs?
Stsusrmann : Sa, Gp. @naeen,
tpenns ttnn bod ems ietn mus 70 =
mS@te Id I'M stn @las @stn bitten unb
Gsnspre trinfent bis Der grcst ssma&t
IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

Der Min6eass In 3oalosii9sa Gar
ten. Soft. tpsr rc@ cine 0irafs mare !
0as mus. fold 0teb fir einsn @snus
BON elmer Was Bier baben, renn pas cen
Ianssn 5aIS binuntclduft!