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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

a few days ago youthful African
OF about twelve summers, named Pea Bios
som, vas convicted of stealing in Gal
veston court and sentenced TO impisOn-
ment in the eountyjail. "He israther young
20 steal, should suppose, remarked by
stauder to Dncle Nose. No, sab, he is
not too young to steal, bat he got eotched
a little earlier den de rest OBJ em, dat'sali.
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Age. Rate. Age Rate. Maturity
Years Years.

Annual dues are Sl.OO per thousand mSur-
auce.
The advantages of this Society over all
other mutual companies are:
l. 1t secures to its members life insurance
at smaller outlay than any other association
doing business at the present day.
>. The life endowment secures insurance
at ordinary life rates. with the advantages
that if the Insured shall live to an old age, it
shall then become a matured endowment,
and consequently payable.
3. It is the simplest, the cheapest, and yet
the safest, more eminently just and applica
bic to all classes than any contract of insur-
ance ever before offered to the public.
4, The Society is purely mutual, thus af
fordiag insurance at actual cost
JAMES BLIZZARD.
OF Westminster, Agent for Carroll Co. Nd.
GzS- Local Agents wanted il every district.
an so 3m@
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

A fashionable belle wants to knoS Ebat
shade viii be most preferred this coming
summer. Well the shade of a big elm
win be very popular, but at the seaside
the shade of big umbrella will be much
sought after.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

The Prince Of Wales two sons are
somewhat lively. While CD sea voyage
recently the younger was beard to exelaim;
nCome, bub, tune up your fiddle and give
us Good save your old GRANDMOTHER"
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY +!
YINGLING & MATTHEWS

INSURE against Loss or Damage By Fire
4 or Lightning TO Buildings, Live Stock,
Etc, aud Loss by Lightning 70 Stock any
where on the premises, and to other property
whether FIRE ensaes or not.
Office with State Mutual Association, near
Railroad, Westminster, Nd.
ian Ih-tf
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DAVID ID BURKE

"AS opened an Emporium for the sale Of
Ill STEEL ENGRAFINGS, CHROM0S,
PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS and TAS
Sells, aHd full supply of the best STA
TIORERY. Catholic Prayer Books, Bibles
and Sacred Historical Works furnished.
Subscriptions for the various magazines and
papers will be received. The patronage of
The public is solicited Store fourth door
west of the Central Hotel, in the room for
merly occupied BY Miss Clara MOrritz.
mar 26-ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

An exchange praises large egg which
il saws was alaid on our table by Rev. DR..
Smith. Brother Smith seem to be
layman as well as preacher.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

A Bowery merchant who had declined
to advertise in newspaper because "no-
body would see it, came around few
days after to offer SIS to have his name
kept out Of the police reports.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

Lawyers have q queer idea of judicial
taste, q May it please your honor is the
way they always begin their abuse of their
opponent and the kings English.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04
Joseph NJ. PARKE.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANcERY.
WILL practice in the various Courts u
w Carroll county. ss1~Spceial attention
given 10 Orphans Court business May be
consulted, for the pEcseat, ~ the Office Of The
Register Of Wills, or at his residence on Court
Street, Westminster. Md. jan 3-Gaa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

An editor in Cincinnati, putting air
tight collins .-"No person having once
tried one of these cofins will ever use any
other"
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CHAS. BILLINGSLEA. D. D. S
DENTIST.
iias ReHserei kis Ossc, 70 AIS Reriieses,
Nexi Door HesS sfiAs J'sioa Nsiiossi
Baak

UTHERE be may Dc louui NoSpsr,
w TuEspAr, TuvEsRty aud SAvvERtT, q
every seek.
Win continue to visit The following places
Union Bridgs.-iss "Wednesday and Friday,
Of each month.
ker Hiadsor.--eod "Wednesday and Fri-
day. Of each moaih.
Tsioas0s-s sd Weis-.lay and FRIDAY, Of
each month
Taneytona. - The lass Wednesday and Fri
DAY, o. each noGth. la,y 5a
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r. B. NORMENT,

ATTORNEY T. 4 T. 4 ~,
OFFICE with Hon Charles b. Roberts,
~ opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining
counties that be will give prompt attention 70
all business intrnsted to him. both before the
Courts Of this State and the Departments OF
the General Government az Washington, d.
C. ian 4 1878
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

Doctors talk about paying their visits,
when at the same time it's their visits that
pay them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

A great surgical operation: to take the
cheek out of young man, and the jaw
out Of scolding woman.
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x. sTksrER. Jas. A. q. b
SYESTER & BOND

HAFE associated themselves in the pFaG-
III hcs Of Las In Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr. Syes,er will visit Westminster when
business requires Il.
Once corner Main and Coart streets.
an Is
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THE SEVEN VALLEY
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION !
OF SEVEN V1LLEY, Pr.
Home Office Seven Valley, York Co., Pa.
Incorporated March 1, 1880.

OFFICERS.
JOHN X. ZEIGLER, President
J. c. DEvENEY, Vice President
JoHN NJ. HENRY, Secretary
n. GLADFELTER, Treasurer.
}. ALLEN GIADFEITER, NJ. D., Med. Elk.
d. NJ. HENRY, General Agent
Nine dellars will secure policy for 81, 900
between the ages of 50 and IS years. inclu-
sive, on condition that the insured pay NOR
tality assessments graded according to age at
entrance as per following table per 1000
members for 81, 900 insurance.
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DIR. ]. H. RILLINGsLEA

Is still actively engaged in the practice OF
l. Medicine
nss- Ofice three doors east q 6lanchayd's
store apg l9-u
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NltyoN WHITNEY. D. 3. rE,EsuN, a..
WHITNEY & PEARSON. Jr.

HAVE entered into 3 partnership lor the
Ii practice Of law in Carroll county, and
81 the eoarts Of the State. Mr. Nhitacy sill
come from Baltimore 70 Westminster shen-
ever il nay be necessary for the trial % cases
and h;s opinion and advice can be had ai any
time hy calling q the oHicc, dsrgctly opposite
wheeler's Hotel, Main S. Westminster.
aug III
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04

The only remedy for short stature is to
get splieed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-06-04
Machine Shops
AT NEW WINDSOR, MD.

TIME undersigned, successor TO Vim. II.
J. Hartman, notifies the public that he has
commenced business ut the old stand and is
prepared to do all kinds of Machine Work
He has also purchased the right to mAnufac-
ture the Lion Fodder and Straw Cutter and
the Hominy Mill OF Elijah Wagner, and can
supply all demands for these well known
machines.
All Farm Machinery re-~N 90
paired promptly in the best N
manner,
Terms for new work, cash.
dec Ally J. ID. BlSER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
DANCING At coLUMBIA COLLEGE.

The new buildings of Columbia College at
Madison-ave and FOrty-nnthst were brilliantly illu-
minated Friday night the occasion Of the Junior Glass
reception. About 100 young people took part In the
dancing The managers were Mr.. F. A. p Barnard,
Mrs c. Baldwin FOsdick Mrs. W Barclay Parsons, Mrs
Ogden Goclet Mrs Francis r. Rivcs, B. Percy Clark,
George W. Lawrence. Frederick H. Lee, George H. Far
sons James W PurdOn. l. Gerard Romano. William H.
Trayera, ir., Robert b. Van COrtlandt. and John :.
Ward, jr The order OF dancing comprised twenty mum
bers festivities continued until about o'clock
the morning Among those present were Miss Minnie
L. Taft, Miss Nellie Clarke. W Addison Clarke. j. :.
Keys Florence Bisscll T. 81 George Biescl Walter
Elliott, " Il. Woodwork. Edward Butler, IT,. Miss
Marcia Alley Mr. Anderson, Miss Van Duscm. Miss
Tobcy SCHUYLER Wheeler, Misc Fannie Cndcrhill, Miss
Sarah Spies Henry Spies, William {. Demorcrt MISS
Alice Chaplin, Francis Damon, Miss Andrews, clarence
Hoeher Lucus Beers, Benedict Hcrtzog Murray But
Ter, the Messrs Powers. aud II. ArrOwsmth.
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the Exchange SaesroOm to-day:
Bv John " Draper.
5s,orv hnndine and lot 40 1919 Poarl.st. .. 2n7
sU, adSnins co. 80 IA Joseph Scott 500 800
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
xRw
Broome- IT 40 - 22r75 sarah Rosenberg 10 Charles ~
hSibyn ~ 10 90 Annie 1 bes l. nere., 5000
Mnibcr1ys SO II 8 25Iioo Annie Dgaae to Fan ,ooo
olo st 10 IN Warts s. fSehsr, 1000
1,ss, s. s, AN Vic 10 on clara Itneh 5000
New ave 200 u g 81 gthavec =. lo-i3 n D OF lfIth
st. JOI u. : Guihre to ! " stcv.ns. ,,.-.,.,, !
mrwS an and N another to FISHER and aone
'ls, ss5 R 4 zoo 10 Jn 1f% mn 1000
oSd Wh. q al to OF sara 1s A. Joh,on 5000
o''9 81 = u, ~ " S % p franrr 10000
S i ' d1couof c,e to char. II oa e.
sa%e property Rgn IS m p, noG .i To- l' Sloo
'rOys Shear and VII, r. 70 Joc1 loS ,i 1000
SV'1 TT T nm p fercc 10 Nc, Kane $500
also No 2od Frontst cc, charles Howell II {" ,o,o
MOttste, e siIgf .ot l4oth-t l-'lo-; CT Van -o...
ON "a %ilila GE' Be Be- den 1900
''a BIinn and vi, Sife to John iync- 10000
iianna Martin to vic,orinr N schultz ...
4''a sedgwicE and husband to T icorard 2225o
LoA " i;SId 9Tg To- ii X endhem 1920
o''H m w. to ;,e cor vog AMI another 1900
haitian Life iis Co b. George II seymour $4,000
Washiugtnn.avc. q o lot 80 - 2-l0Nlt7. Sarah
Hicnboihcm 10 II IIicinbOthem and another.
''4 T no. '' and vile to Jane, Ktarcy 5000
Both. st, NJ 100 n G. Of Madison ave ltNIl0uJ;
Kcarney and wife to David NCVland -t,Jrp
K "a - and VII, to Horace iIanks 2o;oo
C2d.si. .. 49, n Of - ave. l1Kl0oi: fraurf-k
Srube and husband 20 Mihelmne Marx ..-... 1000
Hon ~ 36l.% n g. - 4tilaye, l-'p III; J ii
Mccarthy, referee, TO Aimee la Iofgr.:.,.a. hoOo
r'I Jsnes1 i iic iS 70 MSy1r 2o7,o
IT, 100 8 n II ~ aud 1876 n " Of Wnlhiugt"n-pt
nor lot, 35yGG; sarah Richards and another,
executors. etc. To Bernard Meyer
Beach ave. lot 49, JOGlOO, Mulhall IT, referee 900
John Gribtcu l,"OO
south bthave q : 1929 n 81 Anity At. i31lH12s
Z 4lOHrrrguar. Gcorge " cole 10 William Thorn -
Same property executor, otc, To same 10 -
interest .............. 4,'Ti
53dst 1895 uw Of 9Th ave- lsxl00.j clement
TrOwbriGge q Thomas Lane 1000
0'O i ss T. to ANY II Kellogg '''','. 1000
Clin ~, 90 II Of AycC 2HNlOO. Pauline Hotter
and husband To Josephine II Ryan ..-........ J
Mulberry % II > Of Pafkst 2j114; Bern
Levy wife Ia Rosa Mefcll0 l-,JOo
S5tli.st n 32j n = Of 2dave. 10 ss seth ~ look
2G; {. ond also n Sjthst 100 n " % dave 2,
1l02.2 Max DaELigcr and wHet "uayl" ,o 900,
7lstst 200 II Of gihave. 75yiOO5: William
Lynch and wife tO Henry l. B'ch'r ..... Eo,ovo
47th st. n 22j n . Of lOth ave, lH91lOO" I Ter
referee. 10 T D0nahuc ..-.... $500
property; Ellen Domaine 20 john imm.. lilo
93d ST. 800 Il of Sd ave, l0OT63. Forrrstai 70 $1,000
same property John Nc Donald to 1, Forrcsta 10000
Park place 40 "a and 49, Barclaysi, 25loHHl447I
25.S9Xlf s. :: the Bank for Savings ~ Mary
Constant ct al. l2,-oo
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AFRICAN NJ. Z. APPOINTMENTS.

RED BANK, N. j., April 23.-At the recent
Conference of the African Methodist Episcopa Church.
held here, the following clerical appointments were
made: Red Bank the Rev. J. p. Thompson; Railway
and Woodbridge, the Rev. j. s. Berry Camden the Rev
Adam jackson; Trenton dncludng FlemingtOn), the
Rev. j. III. johnson; Jersey City and Newark, -;
Eatontown and Pine Brook, the Rev j H. White; Mata-
and Asbury Park the Rev D. f. Bailey; RoRsvllle,
the Rev J. T. Marshall Somerve and LamingtoD. the
Rev. T. W: II. Hinton; HackeDsaek, the Rev. j. A;
Roberts: Mission Fields embracing Newark Passaic and
Bound Brook. the Rev Mcssrs J. d. Jackson and H.
Hicks. supernumerares. aud the Rev. J. Pnion SUI
pcrannuated: delegates to the New-YOrk Conference,
the Rev. Mcssrs. A. Jack sOn and A. JacksOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24

Pacific Station.
Commodore j. Fl. SPOTS has been ordered to Washing
ton examination for promotion 20 the rank Of Rear
Admiral He lie TO command the naval forces on the
South Atlantic Station.
Master w. H. II. Switzerland has been detached from
United States steamer kearsarge and placed on waiting
orders Ensign Hamilton Hutchins from the United
receiving ship Passac and ordered 10 the Norfolk
Navy Yard; Chaplain John ID. Van Meter from the
United States steamer Portsmouth April 30 and placed
on waiting orders and Passed Assistant Surgeon G. W.
Deane from the United States steamer Wabash and
placed on waiting orders
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4 JUMP THAT MAY PROTE FATAL.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, April 23.-John Guym-
pierre the Hungarian who has been asleep at the Poor
house for scycnytwo days. and who woke for the first
time yesterday, again this morning at $50 o'clock
He boed the door and jumped out OF the window fan
ing distance OF twenty-five feet He alone In the
room at the time When he picked up, 1t found
that Of his ribs broken, and his spine 30 badly
injured that he can hardly be expected To live.
Since he awOke yesterday he has been partially con
sciOus but yet has not spoken word, although he
has been addressed in the English, German, Hungarian
Polish and SlavOnic languages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
THE NORTHERN PICIFIC COMPROMISE.

Mr. Willard declined 10 he seen Yesterday i'll
regard the report that compromise had been agreed
upon in the cancel the issue Of 10000 shares OF
the residue stock OF the Northern Pacific Railroad II
was denied by that he had made any
propositions for q compromise. II said however by
the same persons that oycrtrcs had been made 10 Mr.
Willard and that they Themselves had seen the PROPOSE
ton but were enjoncd Ia secrecy: Tie details OF the
nropositious even II the cOmprOmise should be Effected
they said wOuld be made public until Judge Sp'lr
had rendered decision in the suit now pending for an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
Antlion 6aIce Of Real estate.

IOSFPH MCGUIRE, Auctoncer,
~ will sell nj auction on TT ESDAf, Apr 20 az II O'Clock,
at the * hangc ralcsropm. - / broadway,
brick and frame house and full
sized lot ll2th st. between Lexington and ith
aves Maps and particulars at Aucon'rs once Pine "
DICHARD V. HARNET'I, AuctiOneer,
III viii sell at Auction,
Magnificent Country seat Of SAM FL AcCkEEl'f' esq
At Flushing j. l..
THURSDAY, MAY b.,
Atl2 O'Clock. At Exchange sacsroOm, II BroadWay'
and Murray AYES with elegant 3story mansion 20 rooms al
modern hOth0use grapery lcchouse, barn.
stables farmhouse splendid fruit and shade trees mag
niHcent views grounds II y 10 minutes wax from
Bdgest Depot 10 cent OF purchase money may remain
Maps &c from James Wiley. esq. Attorney at Law. %
Chambers AucuoDeers Office III broadway base
ment
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
Ia WILL SELL. AT AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, April -,
At 70 O'Clock, At Exchange SaesrOOm, III Broadway,
Hamntonst, Nos "a and So near Aarket-tonement aud
store property.
Maps at Auc-ionoer's Office. III broadway basement
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
III VIII sell at Auction,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81
At IL O'Clock, at Exchange saesrOom, Ill broadway,
Executors sale,
Estate OF Herman G. Leroy deceaAen-
Washington st., No 90. near Rector, brick house
Greenwich st. No GS. near Rector, brick house.
Watts Nos 4s6 ass and 400 Canal. brick
Hudson at near watts No 900 brick house.
Watts-st, Nos IS and IS between VAnek and Hudson,
''''- Maps Of Auctoneer's once, Ill Broadway.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Rear-A Admiral G.. r.
hsssss win relieve Rear-AdIniral George b. Bach O.
9sRintendent Of the Naval Academy ut Annapolis,
Ia Reax-Admiral Balah win the proceed 10 San
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6rlp mnnieo.
Drcsomakine.

4 DRESSNAkER. accustomed TO working IN
y nf~ class hons . and perfectly understands ti'ng and
trim "ul few moro engagements by The day or week
can -tyl.h chiit'a- clothes. Address NJ r., Boz
8. d. rhnur Uitown prirr l,3i- broadway
nRESSMAKER.--A competent French dress
maker Joe All branches wishes few cngagem'i ~ IAN
ii,,- ~ HON, reasonable prices Nine REDHON,
.DS W,-t 2uti-f De-. IN aud ~h ayes. hrst floor
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Gilp properlp 90 fci.

Giin properlp 90 Ecf.
CORNER FLATS: 3 rooms : all light: rea-
- soahlc rent 5G Last 37th ST. entrance AZ In private
house kENNEDY, 554 3d-aye
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Iiali Of a fine store. Apply premises All sthay
TO LET.-NO 435 East 57th-st., the second
Il story an1 ~ third story priv house convenient
Tor nous keeping. can uhrcc days.
Two LET.-Partly furnished large brick house
and stable Ia best part ~ Fort Washington rent low.
Estate GEO l. l. HYATT. 273 Canalsi
Two LET in 72d-st., between Sth and 9th
ay'sA large house Elevated road depot SIDE, sth
ave cars The urr wide street entrance 10 park In
qure OF T. VAN AIKEN li2 West 5itlst
Two LET.-A few desirable houses in Slst
and S3dsp. between 9Th and Madison avcs also on
Madison ave -St-t. For permits and particulars apply
t. H. g. FEEDER, Arnold, Constable a CO., Jthaye. aud
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10rNTRY SEAr-rnR SALEnrTN LET.-

COUNTRY SEAT-FOR SALE OF TO IET,--
y At West ~umrit j.. line 81 the West Line u. u.
nvc minutes walk station Two story cottage hulIt
paor. reception. dining room md ki Len 90 trt
nor. above al ucNy painted and ialrrci In"
T. complete repair pleasantly -iua'd 10 "cah"i
whrrr unknown The grounds consist ~ acres II
land well stocked with fruit aud .haio tfrr~
Tho place most complete cuunir homes 90 be
fore o-urc sold bargain rntci 10 small family
only. Apply 10 TIiLO. MACkNEI No. 80 BfVad ~.
Newark. y. J.
ELEGANT COTTAGE on tho lludson nj
II stony Point low photographic and pafii'n
La With CuNbLtl. 80 froad~Hy
LNOR THE SEASON OR FOR SALE.-A com
l n.o-ou- nou-c M"ut'itr y ! fun, furu-hc-i ~
rooms bath &c. Apply o. oI ~iir'-s T. 10. 10
',rccasl'h o.. =. ).
EVRNlSIED llul NEto Jet. Flushing l.. J..
Amitys fuui- 49, water llrr' ward. fruit 20 ti'
per month ~ SWIM. iNh Nationa E-nk. '4 eve.
Coiu'f 2.dsf
Tor SALE OF 10 Rcnt.-A pretty cotiIgr, -
rooms 2arrr- .'puieI. mar lt. krsirk y J h"l.
from ci's pu." .-jp Apply 60 o. g. Taylor o. "t -
L'OR SALE ~ 10 LET.--A g'.ntrc residence
~ MhLru. J one fnie from ihr station on ' D. J.
4 Railroad li-.I Cf"Hi hf-ilflfI md At i-i. f"-
poet ''-ifahi .lffuutifT 80 arn-. vii st''A'd
with iftit 4la thad' ii,te trim. rtsy Afdr'--
N %. WI. EH. 80 % Exchange place.
. . OF a. ! a. S!Mp-ON.
MntuIu 81
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1nSirucllon.
For Young Ladies-City.
de- BRG'YN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
so. 80 FAST 39TIiST
For Both Sexes-City

INSTITUTION forthe IMPROVED INSTRIC-
| rfON Il DEAF MTTi~. l.hll broadway, ~" York
The nrac.t afticulatun ,'Da Ia the county,, ct1riehed
lsi- pulc DIAL ,tAod. send for circular
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Jnsirurtion.
For Both 6cxes-Country.

NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WI Mt Ksco, n. " for young 4dies and children, viii
open Sept 10 terms reasonable. Miss Hyatt Principal
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IL Ready for spring and summer schoars advanced and
charmngy and healthfully 10
Gated the Of the Hudson hour from Now
York.
Both sexes s22o per year eItras but music ope1
during summer months private instruction for backwtr
scholars. W. H. BANNtsTER, A. NJ, Nyack. N.Y.
Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
~ for Schools Academies Colleges IIas Send tos
catalogue. BAKER. PRATT a CO. No. 10 Bondst n. Y
DERSONS going to Europe, and others, may
i hear O a quiet home children with educa-
desired section OF the country
tirey nfuences by addressing LOCK- Boz
No. B, Brattleboro, VT.
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good huliu.- if.it AMI -fl''
from Highland .t'a"ioai 2,n" Io,'' az, 'r., hai
Wy dc'ian" 'r family irrnr 80 !-"9 i'ni 80" o.
k'cp.lr
L'OR SALE on TO RENT for the -ca>on.-A
county residence and farm ~" hour. ti'u ~, ~. o
tho Iiar M Railroad lasr house IN ','''n order mod
moii,d- stables and outbriiinr' 900 c'celu onl o,u
ins y : c,,y.
E'OR RENT or FOR SALE.-An elegant homr.
90 MIL. from So" >ork and - milo. from lhi''dilla
With scycr9 trains daily ra,l Wy l"can 90 80 J'i.
the purc- All and water Dwelling Lag" and handsomely
5fonrd. beautifully .i,d ani -pacoa- Aa"lanc' - nut
81 all kinds including splendid youns app" orchard "i 500
nrcs or more All under cal'i,atoo ior f.ifcr a'n''n
Yio'ci. S Sew YORK y" "' NOV '''''''
EOR SALE-Couutry seat; the farm and res
mcncc 81 thc t" Isaac Merritt ~ Tart. Village hai.
pntchess and conn Raiirald cori.ne 70 acrc. ~ -,
fior land siih choice ,arrr. % ' hot and Gold ,Irp
22SS1 fect. and c"mu~i "n- "nibuliinr-
Tho house n go order -lpili.l wifh spunf "at" i11t
noted for it, hcalthfunc-- aud hnc firN.
The place IL all csret s suitable for gentleman '"lh
Appiy to PHILIP II NIHnlTr.
or RICHARD p. MERRITT. Executor. % Gold H.. = ).
EREENWICIl-Shorc Country Scat.-Salc ~
fruit prisats OF bo4rder-. ATWArLlG II raikro~.
HOUSE and THREE ACRES. L. mile west
ground, TO let Appiy toe II. DusENbLRln. near prem
IN PECONIC BAY, Long island, water front
" seven miles in' udng large p'ninsn 400 acres iO
S pISs a ,%s 10 Gq SU wT$GtI ' I Hces%a
ORANGE, y. J.-IlOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS to let aud for sale furnished unfuruisncd
BLACKWLLL& SMITH. opp. station orange, y
STAMFORD, Norton, Daricn, Greenwich and
let SaTea%s 'p ii &&Sc % aiord oan
STAMFORD, Conn. 49, FOR SALE.-Norton
- I'M, elegant residence nearly now gas and water M
house cdsi to build lam G' grc s nd u sascf.
h@11s Get Il 100 lanG cot sIS RTee $1,000 H. ~
J. o. HOYr & soN, 20 Nassaust
TO LET.-A large house O3 rooms), 10 acres
land, Eugcwood. Northern Railroad Of NcwJcrscy,
ave minutes from depot $500 for scasonslOO Address w.
Tribune once.
TO Lighthouses with II to II rooms; fine
into 70 railroad depetT and boating
n. J. Refer 10 VIM +. ELLERY, Esq. 80 Broadst, ~ y
rVO LET.-Furnishcd complete my homestead
residence near chappaaua %eschesteT County P9Hs's.
CARPENTER, No. 4 Irving place, n Y.
Two LET.-SOuth Orange, n. j., near depot,
Groom ho9ss modern nprocyenenti oysI az sSre
partly furnished Address TAYLOR PostmAsteI or ~ y r.
ITO LET at $500 per annum-Delightful old
Of shade house has large rooms pgr9st spng water 10
mouse " MINUTES ''O"' ''''' So s. broadway
Two LET or FOR SALE.-Beautifull located
country residence stables, &C. four moro hne
s fruit near B aiE %R ys T."
TO LET.-At Tenafy, n. j. $50 per month,
T gu sGHss % o sT0Gdx no' location
RIO LET or FOR SALE, in Plainfeld, N. j.
Furnished private resdence complete In every respect
nrstcAss AL modern mill gas machine
-'' LAMBtRTI 1 r.I,sn 9, Rev. yo,. CITY.