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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
262 ACRES OF LAND.
Number Z. Is Woodland.

Forty acLcs Of high land. l,Gunding on the road
from Cccilton to Warwick. well set in HICKORY
and WHITE OAK TIMBER.
All the Hlor" dcsrriIed turni> are lp"utea IN
q h"oltka dnd dtsuutjc HcjghtorJ,onti, conre-
"ient I" markets, r:jirmsd, s,c,nnIoot<, mills.
"hWch"s 81 al coI'n"njons, "m pnJEc
SchtooiS.
.>tch large body Of high rIoSs hind is
rd,riy MiO,pa iH TIE i.,arktt l.. ,hiS Ttgi0n,
a"d it atouh not .t,.u to Htt1n;t purchasers for
Investment a. rc$itearr.
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Gle Qee'| n1hie.
ELkTON. APRIL >. 1880.
Now look for figures

"QUILr knhw> very well :;i,,t two
and two make four. but is unable to cont
prehend how forty and t'rcnty make SIXTY,
tara
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TERMS or SALE,

The Eerms OF sale. as prescribed by the deere.
aud adopted by the Attorney making the sale
under the mortgage. That "ne-thrI ri the
purchase money shall he paid in cash on the day
of salc. aud the residue in two equal in a!iment-
bearing i,teFcst r'in The day If sale payable one
in Nine months AMI The rihLr il Eighteen month.
rom the day OF sale. The deferred payments Il
lie secured hy Bond Note al purchaser. to be
approved by the Attorney Trustees. An ar
rangcment can lie made however by purchasers
who prefer il, hv which from one halt TO two-thrl>
of the purchase money may ne secured by mort
gaaa IN lha in;I purrha.ei. II desired l,y the
purchaser. III, Girt U.cna-c ..,"uc, :,;ty itr paid
in cash on day of -alc.
q. ". CRUIKSHANk
Attorney named in the mortgage.
q. W. CRUIkSHANk
HENRY u. WRIT.
April 5-im Trustees.
4 L. SI,Nl 4, FL j uctinnnnI.
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TIN magnificent ,>int. he.ri".fr, i".fi""i''ri'
d"Srrihod, "on'lfi<tng I'll H'c 'n"dS % fr"H
c""otn, MrHi'HA, q 'chirh he late george
DtriS, 81 Smyrna, iJ~i., di"d S"izcd dnd
not SjH"e diSpoSe'i cf ~V be cypoSed
to P0JIi" sale. at Hr fou,F lions"
dorr IN the to,rD 0i E3iiou Ju
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DoI BEEN iDTii CAaIELS HAIR.
al 10 cents.
Would more To manufacture today
3GlN ROY al
In the newest shade.
Al.LWDOi. CHE, O,
- inches in width.
WOnI-FACt. CASHMERE.......... ::c.
30 inches in width.
:5lN. CHEN
In new effects
ENGLISH FANCIE>.......... ....s7l e.
choice i''i trimmings
GERMAN and ENGLISH FANCIES.....5c.
Correct limitations of the French.
FRENCH NOVELTIES .... :i5c.
An extra bargain.
FRENCH fAFFEIES. ............3lc.
Atwood. and worth 81 cents
BEIGE Hf; SiNTf. ...............jlc.
Ali wool and . great bargain.
MOHAIR STITINGS Il and 81 &c.
Specially adapted Tor service.
WOOL. Chez
Especially recommended.
WOOL
Especially recommended.
WOOL FACE CASHMERE.S.
II inches in With.
MONTE
- inches book fold.
MANCHESTER BEG E...........................lsc.
IS inches IN width, dark coloring.
ROYAL
% inches wide; all shades.
We have about
TWO HUNDRED PIECES
DOMESTIC AND BRITISH
DRESS GOODS,
Especially adapted to popular wants,
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VIZ. II. kEMBIF. AMI four other Penn
NEivanians Lately prominent in the poll
ties of that State. failed to respond at
Harrisburg. when called to receive sell
tencc for attempts to corrupt the LegiSla-
tarc. after having pleaded guilty, in the
vain hope of being pardoned. kemble, it
l. known. fled to New York last Saturday
night. lie is probably in Canada by this
time. But wherever he goes he will be
known and branded AS a fugitive from
justice. His great wealth will not bring
him out of imprisonment by public opin-
i"n. 1t will not restore him to decent
standing among his fellows For year
eli cxpiation inside of prison walls he has
chosen lifetime of dishonnr and expatr-
alton.
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AN EXAMPLE OF THE WRONG

NV lie I,-.$.Ie IT,? ts rescued u,
tie TIit7aEs =: aIest EineS
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80 ACRES AND 2 ROOOS OF LAND


more or less. The l%nd is divided into five fields
sS-~ all OF which are well fenced and well w;t-
sra tered. There aro TWO ORCHARDS
SA :spon the place. containing variety OF
- Fruit Trees, such as Apple. Peach, Pear
and Plum About liity acres of the land is clear
ed and is ii good state OF CIVILIZATIONS the land
is Kind and susceptible of easy improvement; the
balance of the land is well set in heavy timber.
The Improvements consists of two OK! ~
DIV ELLlNG HOUSES Il Earn u y 50 Tvl1N@
feet, Stable and some ether small out .,,s H
houses, all of which are in good repair. ..Sla8
The location. soil and buildings are such as to
make this property desirable one for person OF
small means seeking pleasant home in TIE
country.
THE TERMS OF SALE, AZ pfoscl bed by the
decree. are: tine third ui the purchase money 10
be paid iii c: Sh nn the day OF sale: onc-thirI in
Nine months. and onc-third i'll Eighteen months
from the day of sale. The deferred payments to
bear int, rest from day of sale and t. I've secured
by the Notes OF Bonds of the purchaser ur pur-
clascrs. with Sur.tT sureties to be apl,ro. ii
by the Trustees
Purchaser to pay cost of conveyancing.
q. W. CRU1kSH ANk.
HENRY b. WIRE.
Mar ~. lSS'-ts Trustees.
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29O ACRES OF LAND,

OF splendid natural quality. Aheut twenty acres
oi il are well sci III valuable Fuel and Fence Tim
Der. The cleared land il i'll good life and very
productive. The public read to the public land
'n on the SsSa ras runs thrUu:rh its entire length
The buildings on this property were burned last
year, and the structures since erected are sufficient
Tor temporary arrangement.
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ME SnEEN,N will not help the chance
lac chcriShc> hy The methods which he
adopts. 1t was not wise in him to press
the customs officers into the clectioneer-
ing business in his own behalf. He is
still more foolish to reStort to the misrep-
re>elltatlon of his more popular rivals. If
he cannot command the vote of Ohio up
"n his OWE merits, he will certainly not
succeed in doing :" by decrying the
stronger candidates by whom he is pushed
:" the wall. Actordin. to dispatch in
thc New York Tmc< the State of Ohio
- being Hooded with letters dcfamatorv
81 Grant and Elaine. which cmanate from
the Sherman bureau at Washington, As
1t Is possible that these peculiar tactics
have been adopted without Mr.. Sherman $
knowledge or sanction. our readers can
give him the benefit of any doubt they
may happen to entertain. If he is inno-
cent lie ought 10 pay prompt attention to
tn" operations Of his misguided friends.
ANN"rNcEMENTs of startling discover.
it's by Edison must now be taken with a
degree OF caution. Not that great dis
"@vcries by him are improbable. or that
nc is insincere in his statements: but the
reed Of spectators and the .'enterprise"
ut newspaper reporters bring his expert
aaentS prematurely before the public and
generally III exaggerated forms. AS to
the electric light, false expectations were
raiNcd III the public mind, although such
IL; eminent authority As Prof. Barker, of
Philadelphia, declares that the success of
the w ilard' in that undertaking will
PROBABLY he complete, after he has had
time to perfect the detaii. Of the plan.
III" recent payment of $1,000 BY tbs
Western tuion Telegraph Company fer
ore invention, does not support the theory
which regards Edison as a much over
rated man, if not Il humbug
As to the announcement that he has
rmiie discovery which will euable him
10 abstract millions of dollars from the
waste of California mines, it is to be as
stunned that reportorial enterprise" has
published some splendid exaggerations
For example, it may be as well to drop a
cipher form the $50, 600, 900 which the in.
yeutor is announced to extract from the
tlilugs of the mines of Oroville. But
that electricity is to he made the agent
OF the economical separation of precious
metals from the waste of the mines is
not hard to believe. In fact. it is to be
expected that Edison will achieve splendid
result, as miner, since il is known that
IL Las turned his attention to the inquiry
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81 Acres, ] Rood and 20 Perches

OF LAND, he the same more OF less.
The improN cnent- consist OF a two -
story LOG HOUSE. 2ox24 rect. with EllV
slate roof frame Stable, and other ncceS. lsss3
Sary outbuilding>. ~
There is ais" thriving Young Apple Orchard
on the premises
The land is III excellent quality. and situated
about 81. miles from Rnwlundsvlle. Il depot oil
the i. y Il. Central Railroad. and alsu about 8
miles from Conowingu, a station on the Port De
post and Columbia Railroad.
THE TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the
decree. are: That one third OF the purchase money
shall b." paid i'll cash On the day Of sale. ANA the
r"sdu" i'll tive equal inStalmcnts at Six and
Twelve months from the day OF sale. The credit
payments TO bcaI interest. and he secured by the
Bonds or Notes 0f the purchaser, with security To
he approved by the Trustee. Or, the whole of the
purchase nancy may be paid in cash IN TIC day
nj sale, at the option of the purchaser,
Expenses OF deed to be betrayed by purchaser.
W, s. EVANS. Trustee.
Mar 21-tz y. =. SHoKLEY, Auct
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Farm or Tract of Land,

situate. lying and hcin., in the Eighth Election
district OF Cecil county aforesaid. OF which Samue
Morrison late of said county. deceased. died
seized. adjoining the lands Of Washington Hill
Jonathan w. krausS and others, and being til,
same land which was conveyed unto the said
Samuel Morrison. deceased. 10y William Scott and
wife. by deed dated the llth day OF April, \. d..
1870. property executed. acknowledged and re-
corded in liter X. &. H.. Ne. ) "l" ~. &C.. ono
of the Land Record Books OF Cecil county a!urc
81 ID containing
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Number 6. THE CAULK FARM"

This farm j. also i,ratc,i on SaS-airaS River
about mile east Of Nun;hcr ), 1t j. about NV,
miles 1rtm the ila@c 81 Sa.S.iraS. II contain.
"A,
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Number |. 1.-THE BEASTON FARM"

This tract bounds on the public road leading
from Bohemia Bridge 10 the town o1 C"citon
and runs to the corporatc limits Of that town. 1t
contains
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Number 8. WELLINGTON, Oh
THE HOMESTEAD"

This is Que OF The most beautiful tracts OF land
in the county. II adluins Numbers | and - aud
also bounds the public road nom Ceciton 10
Warwick. l. contains about
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Number 4. " THE PRICE FARM"

mere or les, and i divided into hive fields all
well fenced. The soil i unsurpassed for natural
prnluctivrn">-. and Is i'll excellent life 1t l. i'm
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Frame Dwelling,

about 40X2l. with good Bank Dudins: good
BARN 2sy56, Stahlin" sufficient for the farm and
other nutbuiding> ~ good quality.
sS"Df the above described farms Ne. is three
miles from FrcdCrichtuwn. on the S;l->;tr;iS River
None OF the others are exceeding tvs" miles from
deep water landing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
Number 5. BELL HAVEN"

This farm i handsomely located on Sassafra
River. about three miles nam bccltrn and tn,
same Distance IRAN the village ri SaS-atra>.
contains about
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4, A TO SARATOGA and RETUl

d A TO SARATOGA and RETURN; $o 10
dp Il to Lake George and return nesss good Tor ths
sra.on TROY BOA ~ CITIZnNrs' LIN Nsw steamers
SARATOGA and CRY OF TROY leave DAILY 'ys ey.
Saturday Mt d. H.. Ter No. ~ nuwNo all North
lay.r foot Leroy ST.. connecting Al TROY with MORNING
iraips i.r sAKATOaA and ALL RESORTS MOUTH sus.s
Court ct. Brooklyn.
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Aurtlon Sales OF Real gsiale.

GALE OF FINE PROPERTY at LONG
y VIII be sold by under foreclosure at
Boothbvs Central Hotel at Long Braach n j. July 81
1ss0 al O'Clock al that property lying on north nde
OF PARK ave iatey owned by A. Bright contnlns ABOUT
SD 40 res fronting I5 feet Parkave. communlca
eating directly with the beach VIII oh within few nun
dr-d YARDS rebate vicinity OF residences o.
Moses TAYLOR Robert WothrOp. Lewis B. Brown, General
Grant George W. Chids and Others kull particulars may
be lad Of CHARLES =. BRO M, No a Liberty-sI
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Eteamboats arS Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A. wall Newburg Poughkeepsie. kondOut aud Ringson
landing Cozzenss Milton. New Hamburg and Hyae PaR
leaves foot OF VESrRY.Sr $40 and Z4rH-Sr at 5;5O
m lSundays excepted Connection at Poughkeepse with
evening tram H. r. for North and West Baggage
EXPRESS received at Nestry 81. only
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- IA nee and local uoins only. steamers SrONlNGIoN
and dOTrA aaiy except sundays IRON Pier - North
River foot OF Jay-st. \. y nj ~ N go,
SPECIAL hnlrd GeKets To Providence good on IN ush
ftum etlnneon ~ Arrangements for through utkets
~ ostou ana poius beyond line not yet com
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On and alter JUNE n, 1880.

on and after JUNE II, 1880
Fxnresa Trans leave YORK. via DesDrOsses and C0r
landt streets Ferries az follows: -. -.
40 40 10 30 mite J. IL q. l. $3.50, 4 44O 8,
\ and Ia N. aid IL night sunday s5O anu y
a. M. s. u, 7. $40 and 10 .. m. and IL night -
Express leave New York DAT y except SUNDAY t $3.50
~ and D. m., running through via trenton ana Gam
-,
al Jersey city sfUrdng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Returning trains leave West adelDhia 1901, 345 AIS
73j T. s:3u and IL a III. (Lmted Express 1880 D. NJ, z
s9i : and 7.5O D. NJ ON sunday. l2.OI 5;45 AIS :,
80 a. M. 4 and p. m. Leave Pinade phia, via Camden
g a IN and 3:,J D. caly except sunday.
REJECT Oflcee o. and 94s Broadway No Aston House
and 1i OF ana Cortland Its: Court ST. AMI
prookvn Annex Depot OF FultOn-rt Brooklyn Nos
ia rs ana Hudson Ioboken Depot Jersey City.
Lmierant Ticket Office No. q Batter place
Th Ney, York Transfer Company will all for and check
bsgRl &c IrOm hotels ana residences. - ..n,o
AN1'-' General Manager General Passenger Agent
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CTARIN'S GLEN ISLAND.
- NEW.RoCHELLE HARBoR. LONG IsLAND SOUND
the elegant M ana St. NICHOLAS leave
.liar 20 n. Iewelps
90. Cortiaudr Enlton Ferry Bk'n
AVN S.aox s45AM 300 A. NJ
r0.YS a NJ lOJO A NJ 1u.l5 A. NJ.
NJ 2lO p NJ
aS1 y " y55 p NJ 400 p. NJ.
Lave GLEN ISLAND IL a. NJ 2:43, 0:3O and o. M
GRAM co CERT IN PAVILION DAILY ...
Dancing Boating Bathing bowling Bnnaras da Tx
nnaer supervision Of Hiram D. Maxheld. CLAM BAKE;
"a cents EXCURSION TICKETS. az cents SINGLE 20
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6ifamboats ono Railroads.
A Ii RAID LINE
n 70 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,

A LII RAIL LINE
LAKE MkMPHREMAGOG anu on EBEC -.
on and after June - $780, the popular through train WIN
Y, N II. H. r. & at so5 arriving in he noun ,ans
by early evening Dine Springfield at White RIVER
' ''' 'AN' '"' c. r. HEMsTEAD, @. T. A.
4th-ave aud +2dst.. " T.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New York foot Of L.bertV-sL -
Ferry staIiOn in Brooklyn, foot OF FutOnst, JEWELS
wharf
$50 a. m.-For aston. Bethlehem. Wind Gap. mauch
Chunk Tananend, Drldon Upper Lehigh. WiKesOWre'
7'i5 a. m-For Pennington, D. L. and Western r. R..
m-For School va Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Easton Allentown Read ng H1rriseurg nsnch nns
Io.5ia M For Somerville Pennington. etc
p m.-For enngton, Easton, Allentown Reading. Har'
5SI D. n or Fleuinst0 Easton, Bethlehem Wind Gap.
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua Drton WHkesOarre' scranton'
S:sO m-For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
4.S5 m-For somervilie Pennington. etc
5;JO ,. m-For Easton Del, Lack aud West r. r.; Allen
town. Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Wukesbarre etc
For For Eizabs $50 Gals 64s 75 TAO s. 800 $50
os lg4S ia 0 Ia an M "a iJ4 rs ssS az
7. 7l5 74j, s:l5. g:l5, 1913 ii, ~ D. IN.
SUNDAY trails leye at Si5 m, II for Bound Brook
town tow A. Hsr isDara ana me West "
For Newark 5:45 6;l5 $40, 7l5, 745 sl5 si5 Bib
S.3S g. si5 $50 7;i5, ais 9:i5, i0I5, ii;l5 Y
oS al 70 o1 and see make *
Jersey CITY station aud IRON BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy, Mat
or Asbury PARK Ocean Beach Spring Lske sea Grit
New Ork FOO OF Lber yst at 55, 7i46 D ll4o
For Atlantic titv lao n IN.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW,YORR LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ARnASaENEyr TRAINS TAIsg rEVEcT MAY TO- 1880
%. m-Clncinnau amt hleagO Day rxorrss drawing
room caches bp Buffalo aud suspen. ion hridga-
6p (Daiy.-Fast ST Louis Ehpress nrivihg ~ bat
falo AZ NJ with fast trains 10 the Vest ana
PuInaus best Drawingroom sleeping Coaches
q ~ n 9Dailv)-Pacinc Express for Sleeping
Coaches through Bu~aO. Niagara Falls C,ncinnih and
wthnui caaGge a"o hotei Dblns cars W Omesso
Trains leave Ihinbers street Depot New OK tor -o
Newark 6:tj $40 lao / M - ~ t:LU 80 s o.U a:9
I 90 ~ md ,ssac 900 7JO TO- 1920 am-tho 1920
m train stops at Rutherford only snndsvsol2 noon,
ii 500 SOD 4lO 5lJ, 800 clio ESQ 1870 D. m ~
midnight sundays 500, $50 Io4O. w. lao OSo m'
Ai PaersoS. Z s.5 7.5o $40 TO- 1920 1880 y noon
las s. $40 So, l:2o 4.to o;lO S;-o $50 ol9 e:S9
75 5 13O aud y mdm'gn I s'nas y, b $751;
OIL iG1 a. N ~ az 1o eSV M Us, 500 5oS $40. 715
1880 p m. d u IN dnshI sundays 6;UO' $50 lo;2O
m, l:4h 63 700 p. ~. anu - ihlCnlkhE
NV Hrc and cornwall $50 u. $780, i30 IN. sun
SoSdouI AMI Kingston m. $50 p M Sundays $50
o,o ,noo , ~, q.4n am AN ION
TIA M m sundaj s. 600 $780, 1920 a. H. O:SO IUg p M
Mietown 7:50 800. l0 an 800, s'SS 'ao 10 IN;
Asa D M trans connect with Ae"forK ana Os"ego n'u
a P@r hJ1r w. 5S O. o. 1910 NJ 90 500 100 7l5
ID susdays $50. lu;.o m ITO o'SS ana '.oO P altar
ors osts leave 25d-st- quarter OF ani quarter her
e.eb nour from b. S;i0 D. H. ana al loiJ AMI llio
Ickes for passage for Apartments In Drawing Room
and renins Coaches be obAint and orders Tor the
Checking an transfer OF Baggage may De lsit AZ The Com
nan Is Offices Nos $50 sol, or VI BIosawy ~ H. NO
r san4,t AZ ur,oslyn. or the tompanys Depots
rams from West arrive IN New ork al 721
and ii2o So no. ana ABBoEr GenI Ast.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ trains leave Engewood. Coster Permont and Ny
aok i:JO rsIO. $500 M l'O 5oo sVv 500 DOW o,ao
o n ~ tyain viii leave so later SATURDAY nights
Manuel spring Valley aud Sonsey' 100 Boo u 1850
~M yNo. n ABBOTT. General Pas Agent, NswYork-
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Gin Drouerin 60 fet.

Gin prouerln 60 feI.
~~~~'0@~"@>0~
OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 8, pa ane .
r.t stnan-st.. ami % 10 l33 Nassau-sI hO4-@A
WHIIINC. BeeEnan-st
no LET Tor term OF years at n m2 BW FiS
! nj LARGE aud W ELL~BUIL Bi,lCh ~ I naar
- ~ NSi anf C sCJ NDs situated on PidEe 'S1'
is,e.st ,e,ween 1Stnaves Fort isIanS
-, IN nm. irii st u desirable part OF to rnHon
Srres.ibe bv Elevated hsilroed 20 looths%' U"u A
J,r-e. RAILROAD To Fort Wash lgt0n DepoI
f@4''"'-'' ' 4 J. KOMAINF Brown
l-s0 Broadway.
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AND NETWORK RAILWAY


Leave of Lber1y-st for Freehold 75, ll45 MI
4. 81 ., % D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUrE-For Highlands. Belle vue. Seabrght
Monmouth Beach, Atanucvie, Long Branch Ocean rove
Asbury Park Grt Point Pleasant Toms River Barne-
gat. Vim land. ATLANTIC CITY etc. -
Leave DIRK Liberty ST. g. 9:2O l0l5 a. m lilO
3:45,5 D. m.
For Atlantic City. $40 p m-tlrough
SUNDAYS-S:JO N. Tor Long Branch.
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Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT sc DAY .
DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA IN NEW-fOhA.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

MANHAIIAN BEAJH,
VIA GREFNP0TNT
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot Of 23f It, e. r. $40
DIDO load a. ana half hourly 20 o4J m RetnFnnS
leave MANHATTAN BEACH at I:}l 1000, llOo, . H.
1905, Il 80 snd every haltnOT TO 1880 p m
VIA BAY Ridge.
steamers TIIOS. COLLYER aud HATHAWAY, from
22dsreet n r. At 8,lO l1.25 add hourly 20 $40 m
Leaving Leroy STREET tel minubr' ana PlEh No;
thirty unntes after leaving 22d-st Ie boats leaving 81
street s25 DO not STOP at LEROY anu PerO
rne steamer y. r. AARrIS leaves lot Of "hitehaI-se
at g25 r. NJ 80 Trains frO Ainhtttt On
Beach connecting with D. r. Marun for Whiiehasi sSse
1870 l2J 40 b:2J D. "a ~ u
92J d. m Trans steamers Tor Pier No y
LEROY a. 12dst leave every hour from Ia NJ TO Joo
GILM0REs FULL BAND and LEVY every afternoon
ana evening.
Dodds Express will take baggage from place IN New
York and transport Manhattan Beach. twice daily, &C
80 cents package. ,-- -.
display OF Fireworks every sstuTuAy evening ny
n Lnxandrt Exhibition Co
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE oIp.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
4i BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Gxrursions.
| oNG BEACH.
OPENING OF THE NEW YORK AND LONG BEACH
RAILROAD.

hunter's Point and F1stbushsve BrooEYn daily-5't0
s0O 80 1000 90 l3n 2: 20, 80 $50, 400 4do
6:00 $3.50, 500, 100. 800 and l0lO d. m.
Annex Pier IL River daily except sun
days-73n $50, $40 lO:3l 2lO 240. 3;l0, $40 4:lO
AL $40. 5:AD and $40 D. N.
Leave East 3lth-st ferry minutes earlier East 7tst
20 minutes earlier and James Slip except SUNDAYS nai an
hour earlier ~.
Don O5 Aus 5;u5 800 700 SU5 pOj. $3.50 1908. 1908
D. m Round Trip, 50 cents W " LAFFA y
- General Passe gent
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Gearners.


A -WANTED-For district school IN VIZ
n. rnla male teacher about - years Old erms ssE,S
gate nine salary $50 MANHATTAN ~"h'->~''
1922 Broadway
A LADY Is open to an engagement 10 teacn
a., .chool or family wOul instruct deaf mutes Ia Aueo
iaun or A. psnion 20 lady for snmtoer n"h'Hs oes
t.sfimonlaIa lis - EST. 90 Clinton ~.
All, WANTING best Teachers. American
"A or Foreign department high or es .e9 gs ~
scrstafy American Institute 80 last IAN ST. T.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Colleges schools ana fsm r ssa
horouxhy competent ofsssorN Principals aud Iescher
Families going abroad or 70 me country prompy sr~ ~
Call or address - n -
Y1N O. American Foreign TeAchers Agency Is tnion-
square
MOUNT HOLY0KE graduate, with elghf
y.ars. e.netrf ln LaUn, mathematics srd
biuher English wishes 10 make engagement oi hehs tes
Address Boz t65, Bath. " n ----
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
ydes teachers schools helps teaehsrs IN ope~Nse
nos,t,ons a.. For further information address v..
A LOWELL q CO. ~ BondsL, Ne" f"'s
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Gam Schools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL-Fall term begins
n september 7, 1880. circulars address HORACE L
SMITH Dean Of Law school, A baDy, y. Y.
ANNUAL SESSION (22d) of UNIVERSITY
n LAW SCHOOL begins October next Address D. H.
JAQUkS. secretary, 29l Broadway
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
- l3 1880 Tuition So Per year no extras For
circular address HENRY HIIChCOSh' QUAIL
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BROOKS SEMINARY for young ladies, No.
~ II Montague Terrace Brooklyn. n. v formerly
Poushkeepslel Tenth year Limited numbers superior
advantages Address Mrs. M. Il. j. WHITE Principal.
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80 TO BOSTON,

A 50 TO BOSTON,
NIwpoRr LINE Cor specia limited tickets Steamers
NEWPORT AN ID OLD COLONY
leave Pier North River foot VI Murray daily Sndays
exeente az m connecting Newport with Fast Express
Tram. arrIylng Boston az 1880 a. N.
Returning from Ola colony Depot at p IN
Tickets can be secured IN Ne"-l OK UNI
~ GEO. L. COMMON, Genl Pass A e.
RORDEN a LOWELL. AgenuA