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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05
THE WoRK OF THE FRESH AIR FUND

TIE CHILDREN THAT WILL START TO-DAY foh ii'A
oouSTEY-rHE CLASS FROM WHICH THEY ARE
TAKEN. 49,.
THE TRIBUNE to-day sends out on account Oh the
Fresh Air Fund the largest party OF children 'ha'
charity ever enabled to enjoy the delights OF couh
trv life The number of benedciares who VIII starr
mis- afternoon will be 462. They will be distrio-
uted among the villages on the western shore oi
Lake Champlain as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05
LITTLE PLEASURE AT LONG BEACH.


A combination of Chinese pagOda and swiss
chalet known as American seaside architecture lay
throned yesterday Long Beach in wet serenity its
wide waste of sand. From its gables pinnaces and
towers of stained and weather-beaten pine hang tue
American emblem. with a tender, cinging medessy,
never dry, windy day. The ocean itself was
modest, and rolled in its waves WIN geItle murinnr
az II 1t seemed disturb three pairs
Of lovers who. of sky rain,
emitting their cooings in OF the pavlOns the
strand To this enlivening sight everybody had
come who had not fortunately stayed at home,
who had not unfortunately gone somewhere else
people had gone somewhere else staid at home
and the greater pagt OF those who to Long Beach
went in the early part of day. The trains In the a
ternOon carried few passengers and took many away
arriving passengers hurried through the roIn
the cars to hotel with unpleasant consciousness
that they doing something ridiculous and that they
were being watched by those who thought too. On
the verandas OF the hotel stood and walked
melancholy crowd of cold and snivering mon, women,
and babes Later in the afternoon baud OF dis
consulate musicians played some sal melodies and AT
acted good many hearers TO that part OF the veraada
which was nearest the stand
A few yainy tried to Jill time and drive dun
thought away by playing pool and billiards.
but their movements we're nstiess and uncertain,
and the balls clicked with hollow, mocking sound
Even the bar seemed to present no attractions and
!a1 Tailed 70 warm Inc oooa ~ t .n VINO p.o On.
mildly miserable In the great dining ROOM the
walters moved ABOUT with soft and giosty tread rs
II The occasion were very solemn indeed In bowling
alley men rolled the balls In funereai silence Az
o'clock man walked on the beach with an umbrella
and gaSed az the ughtprodueng ocean andone bold
bsther violating with his unseemly eyty the place
aud the hour Throughout In all the vast
spaces Of the hotel no human being was heard 10
laugh and none were seen 10 smile exeept when the
ers were allowed at Long Beach yesisrdaY; perhaps
they would go on that which Ia certain Is that
As the Saa went down the rain stopped and steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

the renotest dea that this was the last which wond
be heard from Harvard, and that the race would be
abandoned without another word; but 50 1t turned
out and without another chance. Columbia was
thrown out of the race for which so much time and
money had been spent. Harvard declared the race
"OfiN folded their tents like the Arabs and as
silently stole away" Very truly yours.
=. ". G. CORNELL,
Green's Farms Conn. July 4, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past treatyf0ur hours


WASHINGTON. July 5, l a. MA storm of
slight energy is central the North Carolina Coast
The barometer highest in the Northwest and Upper
Lake Fagon. Rain hasflen in all districts except the
Northwest and Upper Lake region. The prevailing
winds light northery. The temperature has risen In
the Northwest aud Upper Lake region add fallen In the
other districts,
Indications for to-day
For New-Engand cloudy weather with rain. north
east backing northwest winds, stationary lower
temperature and pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clearing weather.
northeast backing to northwest winds, stationary Or
hi CHER temperature and higher pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

You may escape all danger from attacks Of
dlarrbea, dyseDtery cholera mOr5us Dy little fore
thought providing yourself with DR. Jaynes Carnin-
alive Balsam--an old remedy and entirely safe. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July ), l a m.-The barometer
fell slowly Cloudy weather prevailed and in the after
noon Ii mt rain tl91OO OF ineh) fell. The tempera-
ture ranged between 600 and 40, the average (66S'
being 7lso lower than the corresponding day lat
year and 2l2o lower than on Monday.
Cloudy followed by clearing and fair weather, win m
creasng temperature, may be expected to-day in this
cir Vieinfg
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snd four sails were visible ont st sea- delightful win
ter wind sprung up from the land side and blew coz
flag About twelve hardy couples appeared well blank
ted and overcosted on The beach and ne setter sro
led upon the place where the lawn should be- watch
Ing with Interest chase his strawhat the W.T.
sand WITH the departure OF tae Is9 Tor
over Tor all except those who had arranged 20 stay there
1venisnt The Journey from sew.YS.s 70 Long Be.cs
most partial ainrer OF this seaside resort must admit
,has Yesterday the Journey from Long Beach 10 New
In the growing darkness journey mad the signal adj
vantage OF steadily increasing in delghtiuness as a
preached It's end
INCIDENTS AND PEOPLE AT LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH, July 4.--The crowd here to-
day wonderful All OF the hotels were full 10
flowing and the boats and trains brought thousands OF
visitors. cool breeze blew up TO O'Clock this after
noon, when 1t began to rain. At nightfa II was still
raining This evening the hotels holding their usual
hops.
Albert TILT the silk manufacturer Of Paterson, ". j.
and wife are at the Hotel Brighton.
The Rowland Hotel has coored walters this year, In
stead Of white ones for several years past.
There IA much complaint here the disgracefn
diton of the erosswalks In Ocean-ave The little plank
cuverts over the CUTTERS decayed and broken, and II
really dangerous TO walk down the avenue after
dark.
number OF confidence men have made their appear
The pavilion the bluff opposite the Ocean Hotel
which nas been IN the courts Hce its paraI
up for the OF the guests OF the hotel
name Of Fast Long Brancn and Long Branch to Long
Branch Village has gone into effect Postmaster john
cottage and hotel mail delivery wagons. There win DO
one mail from New-YOrk Sundays during the season.
r. d. Hall and family, OF New York, the occupants
of the cottage Of 4. H. woodward Cheiseaye, near
Ihird-aye
Ocean-ave below West End, Is OF the finest here
The family have moved In, and are nearly settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

Tho body Of an unknown man, very much
dscoy posed found in the North River. OF the loot
II 81 .ti..h Yesterday afternoon The about
efty years old feet inches tail, with smooth face
eark LAIR and eyes, ana dressed IN dark trousers
kna " Aite sblrL The body as taken " the 4axgoe
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NEW COTrON IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, July A dispatch to The
Sers from Gonzales reports that the first lbale of
cotton passed through that place to day route from
Myersvlle " Houston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

Covpertlyyaif IL 20. OF lJj ID lJJ ChlhaE-st. hAvs
celebrated 7jth BY extensive mprOsemeEt AID
cordially puDic All ald
FURNITURE carpets aud housekeeping S0odA Long
credit and prices Brooklyn sore. iOo u Az Fut
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


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Piles Permanently Eraaicafet


Posi- Oalce Netfce
mails for endins & NIL close AZ this
office FOLLOW
rU 4:3o a m. Europe, By S. Alaska. via
aueenstown al N for China and Japan VIA san Fran
CISCO
WEDNEsDAY-At6a m. for Europe by S. Bothnla. via
aud France be direct
Ell 'per Bothnla for France direct. per Am,
sFions ll:sO a. Europe IA. Otter.
via and Brsnien Al 7S0p rrxila and
Bay Islands via New-OrlcanA
THUESDAY-At3a M for Brazil. -. redd ingtpn.
Newport Ness al ESQ m for Europe. per - celti
Queenstown cttefs for germany bo III
reciea 'peE ecf at ESQ for Europe. per Losing
VIA Plymouth cherboarx Hamburg al Tor Porte
Rico direct per A,iia al ior Nasta anl Aa.asr
City OF Antonfa i:50 for Cuba and
Mexieo. 81 Cty oi Paebx; at for NewIoula3i
~. Gamma
ERiDAY-At p fos the windvard Islands per Ber
nlIdA
sArURDAN-AtSa IN for Europe. "a City Of Rich
nond Queenstown letters FOR Tier AMI Scotars
be directed per Cisy OF tehmo "a y for s.ss
land FurDesSia. via 0as2ow al Bel
direct per Nesie land. via Antwerp - III foi
Sser. via Southampton As: kronrn 81
P0rtau- Prince sayania &C. Ueytosn aud Port IA
nlon iyrfan al tor barb<a0es aid Trinidad
af l;sO Tor cuba a1d roro ltoC
Der saratoga The mails Cor Australia New loalaad
randwicA Isands fflcsco. coss a;y "a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05
Special Notices.


Superior to ALL C~thartic. Alternative specific for all
disorders oil the stomach liver and kldneys Avoid harsh.
Irritating waters nsuve and foreign They Impair the dsss
tive aad kiney thereby inducing rcparaoe resdt
Headquarters for good reiabls painless Dentistry forty
prices reduced Good kubDor sets from -
upward Fine Gold and Patina WORK On best terms bsss
siIIng from 81 up. Extracting under gas 80 ccsss
Dr. WAIT q son. As East 2Jdst, near ssaa
Piles Permanently EPaaicafef
to weeks without knife iiga.ure c1lsac. send roc
circular references D HOff 80 west <Itnse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-12

The symptoms OF itching piles are mois
tnre, like perspiration, intense itching. mos.
at night seems as pin worms were crawling
in or about the rectum. The more YOU
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The private parts are often affected. Dr.,
Swayhe's Ointment is the most effective rem.
edy e1tant for this torluenting complaint.
Gives rest at night without the desire to
scratch; also bus no equal in quickly eradi.
eating letter, itch salt rheum; erysipelas, bar.
bers Itch, .pimples; all scally, er'lsty, itchy
skin eruptions. Here is the proof. Ger.
,ainly the best remedy ever used in my prac.
tice; DIR. Cotton, Woodstock, Vt. '.lrou.
bled with itching piles for over twenty years,
it cured me comp!etely."-L. S. Messer, En-.
field, Me. Sent for fifty cents Tin three-ccn.
stampsG three boxes, 81 %. By Swayne
l. Son. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by all drug.
sists in Wheeling and elsewhere. NwFaw.
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Baltimore Catholic Mirror.

a'etthokS SAhlpltG 4Aitust as.at.H|..H|
In some convent schools the little girls
arc taught how to dance under the pretense
that it is a beneficial exercise and that
it imparts grace to their carriage. They
learn not only square dances, but the
waltz, the polka, the racquet and other dc.
vices OF the devil. This is infamous! To
allow them even to instruct
one another in the forbidden amuse'
ments, what is it but preparing
them to commit sill? It is training them
for vice and the end OF vice, which is per.
dition. II they never learned these dances,
they could never take part in them; and
whoever teaches them; or connives at theil
instruction in them, becomes, according tc
circumstances, more or less responsible fol
the sins which they will themselves com
nit, and which they will be the occasion Q
others committing by this means. Thii
practice must stop, worthy nuns and sis
ters, and the sooner the better. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-12


Or ONE fact am convinced, and that il,
St. Jacobs OF! does cure rheumatism. For
years suffered with rheumatism in my lef,
shoulder and right arm, and last fall I was
incapable OF attending to my duties, and lay
many. a night unable to sleep on account OF
terrible pains. A few weeks ago q severe
attack of this trouble struck me, and this
time concluded to try the St. Jacobs Oil, I
must acknowledge, with but little confidence
in its merits freely confess tina, the result
has completely as:onished me. The first ap-
plication relieved the pain very materially,
and the continued use of only two bottles
has completely cured me OF this chronic evil,
and that, after the most eminent physicians
and their prescriptions had been OF no avail.
l therefore consider It duty, to publish the
above for the benefit OF all sufferers with
rheumatism and kindred complaints.
G. A. HE1LxAS,
Editor Republican, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Editor Republican, Pittsburgh, p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciatiug pain Of cutting teeth
Ii so. so at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about it. There
is not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you ut once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to
use in Ill cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest bes,
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. o5 cents bottle.
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TIE breeder who can bring to notice q
breed Of fowls that will eat potato bugs has
n fortune in his hands. They are desira.
bio want on all potato fields. Bugs are
unusually plenty. Where is the breed OF
fowls that will deyour them? pH5
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THE Rev. John Jasper, the distinguished
upholder Of the theory that "de sun 10
move,' thinks that his scientific critics
would better remove the "mokes" from
their own eyes before trying to "blow the
beans out OF his'n."
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cLEKE's OFFICE, s-:
board OF COMMISSIONERS, OHIO COUNTY,

WHEELING. va, Lays. ISL
Sealed proposals. will be received a. this Office uu.
III Friday. :adth Inst at noon, for the following
county work to be done on short Creek between Ii
mouth aud point about one and a half mi cs
shove. embtac!n: approximately, 1900 cubic
yardSeIctvat!on; rs CUBIC yards cu!rcrt masonry,
laid dry; $50 cubic yards bridge masonry OF second
Class, laid IN mortar Bids on excavation should be
factory references will be required from all bidders
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject anv
osall bids. Proposals should be endorsed, PRO
p,sals for work on short Creek" I
By order Of the Board.
ROBERT B. MOODS, Clerk.
". e. SprrH Engineer my9
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:, ~ "i's liza! oe eApec'eu
this week in the committee rom NJ For.
eign Affairs:
RI, poIa po,..,
~ pe's''oNs s'S'e VI c'oss''eAo 'ta"
ing biaine:l
=. Drtme:t persOnE.
The IH''bG nsn1Sa s sttesesasy OF State
Tho How n W.. $50, -.
in Joining oonr nj corn. . w. soI mo.e
=; in A Tsxaa5 gang o' couh1ef'eiters last year
The secretarv-T nsrar ,ros ), ra.., -
:, :, rs H. eeefe1a1s-l never was IN lexas IN
" The lion n { rh,.; 49,.
7 asked wh,t rr a $780," Ia. % a. pG.e etasa?n'
,he cour,aris; "n i"ut 'notite III eoinG ~
nsc, nv ansMan business ti'efe' anu eA'
The secretarv- yo,r ;n.;,,,.;on :, 80,
mons rera. ,,.as ~. ' Ia - nv"
business nnrrbs-a II a Tue c1uai, ~
mi,tee opa;ns, ,h;s o,,,. app.'.'t - 'Ne W.
The Cho;rmonsW" 90 50 20 ~ ,,.oxo,
tion Tho w;,nas, I'll, ..n na,e Nv ailGs.'
nut TO him e' - '''s" 81 '''e ques''o's
The Hon, n ST vii, mo,.o ~. a,o,,; or
s;mnlar ma ro,, ~ - ta -; 4:es'i ~.
the inn Of i ~ ior ~ nro ~ sou"e''' ios
The Secre,',rvNYan I Wv, ,;,,,o soo,,,,ro,
what do Won moon hr .aaea 49,. ~. n.o.,
sstion9 ~ A'AA y repeating 'iia' aeeu'
The Chairmau-The witness will answer
the question. - :
The Hon. D. s.-Ouce more 7 ask YOU.
did you counterfeit for the fun OF it?
The Secrctarv-Nol
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"..ondon Hair Color Re..o,er,,

y The ".ondon Hair Color Restorer'
IS the most delightful article ever in.
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
!!essorers, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling OF the hair
exists, or premature grayness from
sickness or other causes, Its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleans.
ing the scalpfrom all Impurities, dan.
drum, ETC., ut the same time pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
grantly perfumed, rendering the hair
soft aud pliable, making it IN iadis-
pensab.e article in every toilet. Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price IS cents bottle.
Some ten years ago my wife's hair cor
falling, and got very thin and turn,
gray, but after using London Hair Col
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the ha
stopped falling, the color was restored, ar
+ now growing beautifully.-J. A. TYNE
Wilson, n. C. .u,E 81 Mwraw
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OsE million people are suffering because
they don't use DR.. Virgins Lungwort Com.
pound. 1tcures Consumption, Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, etc. Sold by Logan & Co., and
all druggists.
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NEVER say die. Your life will be prolong.
ed ify,ou use DR.. Virgins l.ungwo.t Com
pound for Consultation, Coughs, Colds,
pHoarseness. etc. Try it. Sold by Logan
l. Co., and all druggists.
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LOrl.y,lLk, Ky. Nay u. 1881.
,-,,,, LII, ABSTRACTION than any med.
4; sSE"s"1 J. A. FLExSER, I
t.,siktyt ever FNu' - = -'..I- -
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HlcuYoSP. VA. Nay II, 1881.
IL, .nybJiy 10 lis In nRArt! To the 1ner.
Yaa1 F'H ""' POLK MILLER. & Co, &
=. .
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I. THE Dominion Cabinet has decided to
abolish postage on all newspapers mailed
to regular subscribers in Canada,
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u. to fail 70 !, CUE n.ss sa;s Of
,tpS.t ,ssa p'oIS''y 'AAeA' Il Iii wlnssx xAD'
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lronton, to.) Register. ls .82
In answer to our figures on the profit Of
keeping a COW, published last week, the
Jackson Standard remarks:
May !, 1ss0,'w we bought large Durham
COW from Scott Aleshire. She had calf q
wee k old. We paid him SIS, and In a few
weeks he took the calf back at 50. We
kept an accurate account for emonths, and
will give the result In dollars, leaving Off
the odd cents. We will remark that she
gave 0 gallons Of milk per day, for the first
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pESyEE, Col, May 2, 1881.
,rrh..ct SPEAK, IN the hIShesi terms oil
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MEDICAL.

W&;2!!I!al{allIIIi!Z!!g1!!B
slH VA! ~
Be-: -, j
~
hA NEVER FAILS.
suERVlNb
sAMARIT.AN SERvISE
Cured my little e,ri OF ITS. She wa, nl., s.,, a.,
aamh eat cured her She can now talk and near as
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SAMARITAN SERvISE
"A' oseh tae mean, o. CURING my wife Of rheumatism.
@ .P-N u u. FLETCHER Fort Collins Col
NJ I 4 - ~
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s5,E IA.45 E. D. RAILS. iiIattsvilic. Kan.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
Cured me OF vertigo; neuralgia and sick headache.
ldi1. Mns. W. HENSON. Aufori. ri.
SAMARITAN SERvINE
Wa the means OF curing my wife q ,pasms.
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SAMARITAN SERvINE
Chrcd me Of asthma after Spending over - coo with
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SAMARITAN SERvIXE .a.
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New York Tribune. -|I-|
Some such scene as this may be expected
this week in the committee room OF For.
eign Affairs:
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.,.., tones are grntIcmen OF high stand'
Thtt'N's "s"s'' 4, II. LULQulrr, Gov. OF Ga.
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MEDICAL.
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= NJ syCovDARY on TERTIARY
,vS nor SPRINGS FAIL

MEMPHIS, TESS,, May u, 1881.
,,,,.lI ,:yi To,tle, Of :. :, lna year. i i
W1s S asltvyf~l 'isc.lon rsf i msnHe
y rlts now recommend u r M lisi ,st So
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TRANSFORMATIONS,

p1TrsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
L LOUIS RAlLwAr-PASHASpLE ROUTE.
III ca ,yr cEEss-s5 gEInsss..s1 -Erssrzsss+s-,
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AIRY q, 1852. Ig- wa ~ 49, :
Trains leave Panhandle Depot. foo. OF Eleventh
street near Public Landing, daily, q cept EunJays
a. follows: TU-s Z h.. obTI'' I'f. SS-''''''
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B. & q Palace, Dawiag Reo1 and Sleeping Cars
on AL hight Trains. = =. ="
Close CONNECTIONS arc made Tor all points South
desirable route for colonists and PERSONS moving
% the great West, and to whom particular attention
Il given '-''s,rt s.s-I's4' - = '''-
, WHEELING. PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave NheelIng...:.6:to A. NJ I:l0p NJ. I5O ~
No trains run on this Division on Sunday, - =
Tickets 10 all principal point. on sale a. Depot
nice open at all hours during the day. ~
Information to the travelling public clecttully
tlTen ". N. CLEMENTS, II. OF T.
K T. nEfRlES. Genl Agent, Wheeling, 80
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GEALED PROPOSALS.

ROBERT D. WOODS,
NJ? Clerk OF the Board Of Coumi .siouers
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OFIIAIu!IF FtTsUftF, =
Mr. trelinghnysen, Secretary OF State.
The Hon. Beronda Schoeuhe,c,
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