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bridget, I cannot allow you to re-
ceive your lover in the kitchen any
longer" ''It's very kind of you, ma am,
but he's almost too bashful to come into
the parlor."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-06-27

IT you wish success in life Inase ,,er-
severance.your bosom friend, exp rience
your wise counselor, caution your elder
brother, and hope your guardian.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-06-27

1t is always better to keep out of
quarrel than to make it up ever so
amicsbly after you have gone into one.
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MOTHER DIED FROM tn.

MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.
J.W. Adams, Newark. Ohio, says: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth.
Had the worst case salt rheum in this county.
My mother had it twenty years, and in fact
died from 1t. [ believe Cuticura would have
saved her. My arms. breast and head were COW
cred for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the Cuticura Resolvent
(blood purifier) internally, and Cuticura Soap
externally,
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Society Bellies

Are loud in their praise of Floreston CO.
logne on account of its remarkably del
icate and lasting fragrance.
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DEMOCRATIC OR REPUBLICAN? UN.
DER WHICH BANNER WILL YOU FIGHT
General Mahone's organ-the Rich
mond Whig-is rejoicing at the victory
of the Republicans in Oregon over the
Democrats.
Democratic Readjusters do you rejoice
over Republican victory? Are you
ready 20 join the stdlaUart Republicans
who denounce in the bitterest terms as
traitors to their country and unworthy
of the confidence given to all honest
men, the best people of the South? Are
you prepared to join in the support of
the man, whom that wretch Guiteau
made President by assassinating MI
Garfield? If you are prepared to desert
the Democratic party which laid broad
and deep the foundations of the liberty
and prosperity of this country, by ad-
ministering the government for nearly
sixty years, upon the soundest princi.
pies of civil liberty and political ecen-
Omy, and to 60 over to the Republicans,
who have hitherto administered the
government in the interest of section,
don't ally yourself to that cruel and cor
rupt wing of the party, which has SLAM
dered, abused and even done their ut
most to tyrannize over our people
Don't become an Arthur Guiteau Re.
publican. Don't turn upon your own
kith and kin and give aid and comfort
to their vilest slanderers and bitterest
enemies Charlottesville Je6ersonida.
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CUTICURA

and CUTICURA SOAP externally and CUTICURA
REso4vENT internally will positively cure ev-
cry species of Bumor, from Common Pimple
c.; large boxes. $l.0O. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, 81
per BOTTLE. CUT1CURA SOAP, c.; CUTICURA
SHAVING SOAP. Is 9. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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GROCERIES, &c.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

CCHEDULE OF TRAINS ON VALLEY
- AND b. Il o. RAILROADS.
~ On and after Monday, June 10Th, the
trains on the B. & o. r. r. will leave Stauntor
as follows -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-06-27

CGG aweek in your own town. Terms and
apr4-1y Il. HALLETT Co., Portland, Maine
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-06-27

SALT RHEUM.
Those who have experienced the torments of
Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony endured
for years, until cured by the CUTICURA REsoLv-
ENT internally and CUTIoURA and CUTICURA
SOAP externally.
MRS. WIN. PELLINGToN, Sharon. Wis
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-06-27

SWINDLING THE PRINTER.-The S0.
lem Register says: =
IA man may borrow money, steal
from widow, discount his own whis.
key bill or nip prayer book from dy-
ing heather. and still have some chance
of pardon but when he swindles poor
printer out of his bill, we think the dew
il has such firm grip on the waist of
his pantaloons that repentance and for
giveness are utterly out of the question:
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For full information. time, cards, rates, &C.,
call upon or write to-
C. E. DUDROW, 8. N. MILLER,
Pass: Ag't. Ticket Ag't, staunton, Va.
T. c. PRINCE W. M CLEMENTS.
g. of T. M. of T.
je20 G. K. LORD, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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PSORIASIS.

PSORIASIS.
II. E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson N. Y, cured
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, OF twenty years stand
ing. by the CUTICgRA REsoLvENT internally,
and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
The most wonderful case on record. Cure GER
titled to before justice OF the peace and prom
inent citizens. ALI afflicted with itching and
scaly diseases should send to us for this testi-
mOnial in full
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N9z=SS&T9xA
2asG2Ys0 Livery Stables.
8. #. THORN BURGa, ............... Proprietor.
Having refitted my stables and added num-
Der of fine horses and vehicles to my stock.
am prepared to accommodate the summer
travel in the most elegant and handsome style,
at reasonable prices.
e. Hunting. Fishing and Pleasure Parties
generally will be supplied with any kind OF
vehicle desired, at low prices.
respectfully invite my former customers
and the public generally to give me call.
maylS.f s, T. THORNBURG.
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ssAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY.

THESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAILWAY.
Open through Kentucky via Lexington,
TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
no CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN
Richmond, Charlottesville Waynesboro'
Stanton. Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Washington, d. G.
Schedule in Effect May 18th, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04

Express Trains leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and Cort
andt streets, Ferries, ~ fOIlows: ~
go =. 5000 limited II a m, 800 $40 s. G. 2 )
: and . and II night.
Express Trains NewYOrk daily except Sunday at72i
a. and y. running through Trenton and Camden
Returning trains leave BrOai-st station Philadelphia
l2Ol, 5.OJ 3:2O -, Goo l:3O 800 $50 and II Dim
it'd Express, l:30p M t. g. $50 7:5j and p M:
ON sunday. l2Ol 300 3ZO 3l5. $50 $780, 1855 and
sp. m. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. a.m and l.3O
Ticket 6iccs $40 81 Broadway Astor House, and
foot OF DesbrOscs CortlandA COurt-st,
lvn Annex station FutOn-s, Brooklyn III,
ilG and llS Hudson-st, IoDOkem station. jersey City
tIniarant Ticket ONCE, ) Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for anu check
D1 AZ, ~ - STifoWSON J. X. WOOD,
fNA-' General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washngt

on and ,n aner Jan 2 tho naxacen PASSENGER Train,
leave from pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot OF Cor5'
mnut-st ana Dc,JrO5se5sk asf0uOwS . -
H"vL I'd, except SUNDAYS Parlor car attacneL hrrsbe
WasnlngOn5;l ~ m. Night Express leaves Washington
atyti p IN dly Sleepers AMI day coaches through W
Up. m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 1928 n NJ.
Cincinnati S30o. Chicago. s3J m, and St Louis $50
A. III. B. o. plllce seeper5 and day cOache3 through ID
Cincinnati, st LOuIs and Chicago.
~ o'clock night daily arrives at Washington Slo An
Day Express leaves Washington at 1910 n m. daily.
sleelers and dav coaches through - Cincinnati,
~ No other line makes faster time 10 tho west Trans
arrive from the $3.50 800 o ana iOou p
M ricketts, berths secured AMI baggage cae1
Or anu checked destination at cOmpanys Oce NO 81
broadway the Offices of The Pennsylvania ar0li
Company.
TOR BOSTON.-TEIE LATEST TRAIN with
a Pullman ilsop,rsv y T.. N. H. anl H. X k leaves
Grand Ceatra depot ll3J week taya AMI l030
suniay4 GetucSetsgti New.York ani New England Rail
road at Grand Central Depot and principal notes
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
l. SATONIC AMI NAUGATUCK RATL9OADS-Steamers
leave Caarine sip ll3O 300 pun; Twenty third st,
East River 5I1 M FarclOwer than by any other route
EOR ROND0UT and KlNGSTON.-Land
4 at Cozzens west Point. Cornwall Newburg. MARI
bOrO Milton POughkecpse EsOpus connecting with Ulster
and Delaware Railroad. steamboats, Thomas Cornell aud
James W. Baldwin c daily at p. foot OF Harrison.
st. Sorth River except saturdays when the Thomas Cor
nell leaves at IN.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On ana after January %, 1882.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbosses and Corand Street
Ferries, as follows
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace cars attached. at h AMI D. daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars a. III.
daily.
Wlamsport Lock Haven, "a. p. Cory and Erie
at No. connecting at Cory for TItusve Petroleum Cen
ire, and the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washing.
Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except Sunday,
10 a. m; arrive Washington ! Regular at $3.50
$40, T. and D. m, ana II night Sunday and Up. H.,
II night. -,..-- ... ,..,.-
For Atlantic CITY through car, D. mp except sunday.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all throus
trains ersey City anoringa speedy and direct transf
loI From PlttsburZ G2O and 1880 a. m 1870
and i090p m daily From WASHINGTON and Baltimore eS9
G.S0 a NJ g:3j and 1880 D. m. From Philadelphia 800
go $50 $50 800 $40 1000 ll;i0a. l20 800 5:3Q
G 54 ,2 .59 Ii I0L M G2l 49, IJ:iO and 1880 D. III.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DEAN RTCHM and ST. JOHN leave pier al North
River foot OF Canalst, every WEEK DAY at0 p M. con
meeting Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains
north. west and east StatcrU0ns warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany and RETURN good 30 days 30
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OREGON, o,r,,.on>-r. ,,, ,,,,>,.
APOLIS, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON.
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. ami the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via ths
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN Ry
It runs trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west of
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPERs all Of its
through and night trains For rates Of fare and other in.
formation apply by letter person cOIpon ticket
General Eastern Agent, No AIS Broadway. New-Yore
NFW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD
~ sPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE SOUTH VERNON ST.
JOHNsBURY &C. Steamers leave Pier % f. r. at D. "a.
with In Tcketss) and baggage checked n 9ti
Broadway " Y, AMI COurtsL, Brooklyn. EXCURSION ID
New. Haven aud return SIjl
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER AILROAD-Commencing March 2J, 1889.
Montreal with d1awinRrOOm cars.
Special Express CHICAGO daily, stopping only
leio.
1880 a. Chicago Express drawngroom Canaan.
daigua Rochester aud Il unalO. 49,
IL h m, Albany and Troy with connection " Utc.
Saratoga, Glcus Falls and Rutland.
4p, ~, ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy. Al,
with sleeping for Detroit and thicagO
Gp St Louis Express with sleeping cars for 81 Loui
through every day ue week. also Niagara rails
G:3O D. M FxmeS with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Auburn Road. also 10 Montreal, excepting SUNDAY.
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo Detroit and Chicago
ii m Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany and
Tickets sale at 40. Bowling Green 252 and 4l3 Broad
way and at Mescotts Express Oces Parkpace and 7oj
and 9is Broadway New YORK. and 1888 Wasi9gt9n;st
Brooklyn. j. ": TOuCEY. Gen. supt c. b. MEEkER,
Passenger Agent
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CHARMS

CHARMS .....,..,.n.,..,.
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, " r., foot CortlandtsL
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and
chandise any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly ghered any point
IN the harborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEo AND GROVES TO CHAR
| TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers II. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is N r. at p. daily. lSaturays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Gov between New-York aud
New-IIayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points L. w. r.. H. at Pier 10
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE, STATEN lslAND.-Eleven Miles for
zen SSF IsIIiPYAEb cO@maaipas Docs
Machine aud Boiler shops everything aODertanins tho
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CoNNECrlNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST
as SS1roSINGoN and NARRAGANsErr leave
ieoS OF JAZZ. arriving N Boston
se aSeSs iS S sas
Avenue Hotel ticket once+
PKoVIDENCE LINE Or RreighsD1y.
sSsas s1 saay r 80 Soson va
wa snS. pnss asSi o W. fiIkNs e. Ags
YINHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
l. ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot ,o, M
Threoexpr daily except sunday 70
s:O5A w., (paror attlched. and l0P III W'sA
peHnaiaysss 10 :, m. with palace Aoo2ny jArD-
limited ticketasb Boston, AL r4lD. pD. 49,.
M napnr Gar o1tlinetat Metropolitan
FIN and Windsor doeltieAss ohcos "Ad" ur"ua
Seniral Depot ------------------
u,ROY BOATs-CITIZENS LINE.-New
| / s,eamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily Except saturday at Pier a. r. loot CHRIS,
s iSR.s iansr s albany. ~
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Excursions.
CALIFORNIA,

AND THE YOSEMITE VALLEY. -
The California Excursion OF h. NJ jenkins 10 S9orsao Sat
Axe and the Valley, nearly fnll MT Jsa-
kins WHO has made the trip with the party 20
WAS formerly Of the tourist hrm OF CooA BON
Ienkns and American IN H. Trip occupies ~
days Visits the Yosemite. the GeysoIs My.isery ~
me only proper time Of She Palace ears an inc way
Fr.ouent stops avoid fatigue Leaves ny Se" o,A
r. X. Monday, April ~ at p M c9st ssso VIII,
o''i'''" n H. JENKINS 2o7 broadway, NeW-York
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Countrn j]rcpertp for Sale ano 90 Get.

L'OR SALE to close an estate, or will be
rented furnished a private famiyA gcntlcmans conn
try acat on the Hudson Uusrpasscd stone mansion and
about twenty acres G:npces conscryatorics, runp.
broo macadauzed road to station tabca& e. Apply
10 g. O'CON NOH, ia. Attorney. G2 Wall-5t or HON bk
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FARE ONLY 80 To BOSTON
for limited tickets.

FARE ONLY 80 TO BOSTON
for limited tickets.
These steamers leaving New.Iork alternate
week days at from Pier % n r. foot OF Murryst.
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at 4,
BROOKIYN M f:J Tickets and staterOOma may be
secured az ali principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at
the Office on Pi - aud on steamers
BORDEN d LOWELL. GEORGE J.. CONNOR
Agents. Gent Pass Agent.
HARTFORD, MiddletOwn, Springfield and
d the North By WHITES LINE steamers. from PIER
Connecticut Valley Railroad for all points Connecticut
River and North. FREIGHT AT LOWEST RATES RE-
CEiVkD DAILY
EIIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.--Passen
and after 8 1881 viii depos
Corandt and DesbO nj 1fOa 34O and 6}O
for asOn Bethlehem, AlieD Reading Mauch Chunk
Wikesbarre, TOwandd, Wavcry, ithaca, Geneva Lyons
Buffalo and the West Tranlt NJ for EastOn, Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mancl Chunk Wilkesblrre and PITTS
Pullman sleeping coaches attached G3O D. M train.
Trains leaving nc $40 AMI III connect for all points
f. b. BYINGTON q. p. ~
Eastern Office, corner Church and Cortandtsts
c. II. CUMMINGS. Asens
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston, Wore ser Nashua Portland and the East.
Far reduced Limited tickets u Boston, 49, 70 Worcester -
The new GrOl Stca
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Wi hoIt exception the most elc tho SOun1, and
the iayortc CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier So 40 North River 0Ot Of Wattsst next pier
above Desbro-sesst FerrYday except sundays az pm
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On aud after Saturday,
- April 1892 tickets between stations NewJeTaoy
Southern Railway and Ncw-YOrk reading SANDY HOOK
AND II Al VIII not be good via RAIL, ana tickets reading
VIA Ran viii nor be recognized via sandy Hook 49,
H. L. BALDWIN, ten Pass. Agt G. r. r. OF Nj.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENI, AND The FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENP WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE IH-'-'
yrw.YoRK CITY ,,,,oo


NrwYoRK CITY . rlten
orcharsst 8 lot 90 Fish estate. 2o'7'" $4,000
and wife to :, N s. ienst 2ozso Pe'of p'm 1929
and wiie % May Nay $40 sol 59thsi ooN''' $4,000
Eel~sn ana VIZ If 6thaye B Bowl avST 1850
x3s u t l y oi 7otst, 90 ~ ot % ah 1900
Pesae s, ana '' 50 81 q q gsths' lS1 o. '' 1900
sn9nSs M a6 Il q i.ayc 7'Nioo, ~" '1" 1880
TO Jas o,Sn 1; Of aS.st soxS0 J smith ,s 500
srd sgo'lGT. 20 q y e SS ii2Vloo COCO
i'i Davis WI, to 4; asi.ayc i6sx0O Mary ,coo
Duran 70 Catherine .dcS-,,e 5oxloO chae ooo
vrr iGliS 80 5: Iaiche and vie TO 1. $4,000
sS aod 4roP.y Mary vandcT'eeT ana o'i' 1880
ra,s io c'oi iay 29SieiS E'" $4,000
& Sd 5sie'e a,.ig9 @'.' " 1883 1883
JACOBS. ia II OF IDthaye, -5@lVOoi sehoA 70 10 400
celia I.r y o 9daJo i61lco5 Grim ,Aooo
mia, 70 i.osa = # n Of dSist i5oxioo Jonc 40,
2sth s' s. I, Of 9,;a ma. 2o1so' X i'a' $3.50
ion e. al to Cos n of, Of Wiii.a1c. i6sxioo; oooo
sa'tefg a.i WIZ q, ioS@son ave- i61G2I sa zoo
sisi rS' $ ptsyS S1k4 ~ weave. 10000
ReirDst.aSc - 10 1, ligIry.5L looA-" W. $3.50
Groeav 81 Jane lLoia" Aa ~l'''''i 5000
lstst asis itG Of 9d"ve "4n'er % II ,. 2a5Oo
l4tsi 90 Of ,hs'e ad Sna. g $4,000
s,antoSs No22 Wolf and others 20 o..i.. l7.ooo
lstsye, 90 no St-s' 2O~'5' r.''n ~ % 10000
so,. - y, q, n W OF dave oxiooo Betty Frey ,.7,o
., ana nes9s d ." "a Too 1d0 h Of Hourocayc, lo5
x575xI 47S5sS "a feyr0' and hu''ll' 10 a 1900
Ma1sonay . 4 Of i Nv v,,i 1850
,t a. sy ~ COZ OF Oist l,lH72, - l. sud,h ana
aaoileF' executors ETC. 10 Il j Tvs. ...' 242oo
sa.t 1'' +. si6 # Of 1iCtlst SOS exe62S25x eoa
o. idth.ave 25xIoj.5; Kathaiina ,oo
aenm,eH TO II 45s lsl u iivcisleayo 5G0x
i1iIix irregular NJ Dyckman and "iie 70 Jas 200
Johns" 25 If " Of 5dave l0xioo5. snyder oo
l2sths, ~ n 81 ,, @' Id Geo Xser - 80 $3.50
4sdst 49, II c V 5.5He AloO' - $3.50
G5ti.st loo u " oi l0tAaye l2,hIoYs; inG aisS
G5tlsl ~, sdd,S' o. 70 iraf ciTE 594oO
lui 4. IL
sth tr ETC 10 WA II Van,5 orbit quiJ claim $50
,l2Ilst s. : 1858 c OIL ith,syo, 17fxloo.ni oooo
s2d;s, /. zIo y,i s f 10 ie 49,. 10000
.9o N'nos 4s of Of dave 2oxioo5 Mos6ack aud
g ,ers o Il Weiss aud another ~; ~ :. - o'Ooo
ss yds1 re SmS SI and husband 70 Gaas 4ounr 10000
'99ct 81 s. E i eai,b o. l''a'e 1920
ssJ ST. sSss rs Of dave i59x9a9; Behonto oo
,47tGs 5 iic5c Of sdave i.dxioo. Nazareth no
,sl sseI 30 To ISGt It. Lott 60 IA; AdeaL
LiVeTmOIc t. kappes cow
orVnoy'' NO 100 i''n'' 10Y 1900
A'O IN Hstn 1aY saving RANK % 900
M J,'H TrcsS 40 oo' 81 800
s4 ,iaf and Hus5 G to foure;aar 200
li'6 an y, site 10 q snydSm 10000
beaYT's No y Il 2s5OO
""i Josp AND AND wifc to to G eiyman 1000
12oI Rrsy TO A GS VI S S $1,000
"as Wilsns and wife to John jones' 1900
6gthst Nos SOL 35S. 800, 3j7, 35y and 500 East
lam IU9 9ev Ioi "iiii'iu 1876 600
somery " TO t ISuis Parisette $4,000
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GRAND EXCURSION
70 COLORADO. NEw.MEXICo AND CALIFORNIA

TO COLORADO, NEw-MEXIco AND CALIFORNIA
,ovas Nav York on THURSDAY May 4. 1882. for ads
uehinl tour fgy day Nine thousand miles trtyeei
b fains o Pullman and silver Paaco cars Every iNuy
and ali expenses rstclass travel hotels carriage i'c
&c included In the price which Is only St3o
Snendid opportunity before Ouere 10 's INC "~f
ders of the great American Continent ~, - ,,,,i.
Fall special programme nee oy ms
Gallon 10 THOMAS COOK 81 son, 2Vl brosnwy al
~ A MARATHON. Manager II W ooA AsoAS
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS on sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS IN PIIILADEL-
PuIA, TWO IN NEMIOKk
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,rUE GOLDEN NORTHwEST.7

MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fmig1ans intending o take farms during the approach
jng spring IA the GREAT NORTHWEST should not fail TO
inform themselves Of the advantages 0nercdby The
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LROAD,
of that cJmp5uys lands along Us INES III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA. -, III,
Tie Northern Pacific Railroad runs Though region WHICH
cannot be cNcell"lin
HEALTHFULNES OF CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL and . -. o,-,,c,,,
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOU RCkS.
Nowhere else - great luducemcnts olercdto
COLONISTS AM FARMEltI, -,
MECHANICS, LABOREItS AND MIN I.ltS, ...u.,
LUMBERMEN. BUHI NESS MEN AND IOt itlo 10
CROPS largo and sure sTOC 49, ~ . SUI
cessful occupation there are READY MARkETS, Go9 !!
HT' SIN tsSS OPPORTU MITES and FINE CHANCho lot
PAYING INVE~THkNTS
grcatcrpart Of Dakota and Montana onersl
NEW FIELD FOR SETILEMENE
Tho prosperous coalition Of existing settlements along mo
lire OF Northern Pacific Rirpa m Mime 1a ana East
Dakota The best guarantee Of thi pcranehcyol tl'
agricultural interests Of the entire region. a..
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now n market ' l','S
wheat and grazing lands. which 1e offered nj 10" prices anu
easy terms OF payment .. -, - "a, oo, 49,.
In MINNESOTA and DAkOIA tAcIc arc f'OoJvVO 'Olo'
awaiting settlement o.,.., -. 49,.
pancy. ...-..,..- nor 4,
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no ECU Al.
For information all points appy at % aies, inc
No. 80 Broadway.
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nJintcr Resorts.
getlrrr9 auo tllcetinne.

LFIITTf1 NiIU IIIIEIIIIH".
nR. MACARTHUR will preach in the COngre-
gatnna Church MaisOnayc. aad 4Jt--t TINS Tues
day evening O'Clock Subject: The Thrccoid Assault
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-NO-
~ members. 81 tcd meeting VIII DE held at the
Library TUESDAY cvcnln., April 4. at O'clock 49, .
HE'S KY C. VAN StllAlCK. ESQ, 81 Manius, y. y. WI
read la 1.-THE Literary tbIuy OF shakcspear ana
Shakespeare in tho W 'dsof AUericl"
ANDREW WARMER, Recording Secretary
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BIZ Scott & Myers.

as,orv brick building With iot No iSy XIX iS; Fred
ST. as 40 II OF lstave loV "'' -
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Real Gsiate agents.

7 Romaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
~ estate specially Rents coected&c
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NREENWICU.-Sh residence for sale, l3
TX rooms carriagehousc, spacious grounds, abundance
shade; $4,000 descriptive circular AINAIht
lark
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EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAM Win

FALL RIVER LINE
Il --for--
BOSTON and the EAST Newport ard Fall River.
KeappcaIance Of the clcgaut steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer.
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STEAMBOATS, dn0 Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ station in New York. IiDertyst station Ia
Brooklyn, foot u Fulton.st, Jewolrs Wharf
Comm cncng NOy.I ISL Leave New. York
G:3Ol m.-fOr Fcmingto High Bridge Branch. EastOn,
Mach Chunk IaraqU1 ua2etOn, Drfton scranton, Sc.
$40 m.-For Flcn!ngton. II gh Bridge Branch EastOl
Allentown. Reading Harrisburg. Hauch Chuna Williams
port. Tamaqua NantcOkc, scranton. &c.
p. m-For Pennington. Eason Allentown. Reading, Hac
rf-huTg Mauch Chunk. lilZetpn WiiNesD1rre. &c. .s
3i5 m--fOr fastOn. MaucI Chunk Tlma1ua. Dri1I'ls
Wlke5Darre, scranton sc.
4:OOD m.-FOr II gl Bridge Branch Easton, 70,
4:30p m.-For Somervllic. Fie nington. g.
f:}O m.--FOr FastOn. Allentown Reading. HarTsb1ry
Mauch Chunk, WIlkeSbarre, &c. c.,
ana intermediate cations AZ 800 for Et5so Allentown
For vewsr Ii 5;i5 fl5tt1 7l57:n. s. SIP s;s}
2 l5 at5 iOi5 iO45 l;l5 M y M; l9 9i3 G 52
7:3O Sis q a:l5. 1920 HIS. - m
For trains to local points sec Time I"ble3 ar't''''n'
For Perth Ainboy at >, s:l5 n M - m, . ), u p III
For FTc.holl at 81 . 2. III, IL m, !, u p IN
For Reypor; ut ,, 81 > a. IN, II ~, ,, Z. q T. m
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROU IE.