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Noprepsrafion has ever peFforined such mar
veliuus cures. or maintained 20 vide repnta-
ticn. a. AYER's CarRRy PgeToeAI- which is
Recognized a. the worlds remedy for ell di-
seases ofthe thraat and lunxs. IT. io1g-contin
ned series f ouderfssl cures ia al climates has
made il universally known a. 8 safe and rclia-
BIZ. agent 10 employ AEainst ordinary colds
which arcthe iOrsEgssners gilmore serious dlsor-
ders. II acts spaeslslyand surely, always rslies-
ing suffering. aud olieH saving life. The pro-
lection Il affords. BY IL timely use IN throat
and chest disorders, makes il an invaluable
remedy 10 be keps always on hand - every
home No person can afford TO be without 4
and those who have once used Il never viii.
From their knowledge " its composition and
opefwtiofg ahysieians use she CHERRr PEcToR-
AL extensively in their practice, aud Clergy
mca recommends II is absolutely certain IN
lis healing effects. aud viii always cure where
cures are possible
For sale By all druggists
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EOR SALE-An almost new DERRICK
u Perpetual Hay Press-size of bale so to
40 lbs. horse power, Win guarantee press
TO be in good working order, and if desired
will take hay in payment. Address
GEORGE NJ. EHRMAN & CO.,
Hay Commission Merchants.
July LIT Baltimore, Nd,
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DRIvATE SALE OF TWO VAL
Il UABLE FARMS,

In ianeytown District Carroit county, ND.
The subscriber offers At Private Sale his
farms in Taneysown District Farm No.
contains 1864 AGREE OF LAND, more or
less. about p acres OF which are in choice
Timber. This farm Is about three miles west
Of Taneytown, adjoining lands Of Joshua Null,
Jos. Foele and others.
Farm No. . contains 81 ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, adjoining lands of VIM.
Vaughn and others The Improvements ON
these farms are iirst-elass, all necessary build
3ngs, Fruit Of all kinds, fencing, water, land
ia good condition, convenient TO schools,
stores. postoiice. churches, mills, &C., and
TIVE stations on different railroads. Any one
wishing 10 view the farms can do so BY calling
upon the undersigned OF on n. D. Feezer, re-
siding on farm No. !.
The above properties win be offered at PR
waite sale at reasonable terms To suit purchas-
ers until September 30sh, 1882. when, if not
sold. they win then be offered at public sale.
may q sep30 JOHN BGSHE1-
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AS A SPECIAL OFFER

We agree with customers living within one
hundred miles of Baltimore city, and for
all purchases over Fifteen Dollars, to pay
one-half the travelling expenses incurred,
on exhibition of the ticket or tickets voueh-
ing for the same. Make your purchase before
exhibiting your ticket, snd thus convince
yourself that we share with you the expenses
of the trip. Excelsior is the only Clothing
House in the United States that makes this
great offer Bear in mind that our Furnish
ing Goods Department IS one Of the finest in
the land, and that the lcwness Of our prices is
q matter Of surprise to all.
Do not forget the cardinal principles of our
house, the rounds Of our ladder Of success
E,;r p..nl.,,.f
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ExcELsIoR.

Summer is here, and with its advent we
announce our readiness to meet and satisfae-
torily fill all orders and requirements ON the
part of the public. In the width and length
Of Maryland there is no stock of Clothing for
Men, Boys and Children to equal the unrival-
led assortment,we now have TO offer, whetherin
the matter of style, durability, finish or general
excellence. Furthermore, every transaction
is executed under the fair and square condi-
tons originated by us: Goods exchanged or
money n funded. In other words, is sat
isfaction or no salel" To those living at a
distance we say: ifunable to personally visit
us, write for our selfmeasurement blanks,
and trust TO us to send you, c. o. D., as good
a suit, and as perfect fitting one, as you could
personally select.
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E,1RE INSURANCE AGENCY
YINGLING L MATTHEW'S.

Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire or
Lightning to Buildings, Live Stock, ETC.,
and Loss by Lightning to Stock anywhere
on the premises, and to other property whether
fire -ensues or not.
Office with State Mutual Association, near
Railroad Westminster, Nd.
jan 15-tf
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
vANDERFORD BROS
coRNER OF MAIS AND CENTRE STREETS

TERMS.-S2 Per year IN advance. Single copies
cents Nosubscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid unless at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISING RATES-One square tS lines will
be inserted times less for. and % cents for each
subsequent insertion. One square months, $3.50;
months S.; u months, IS. business Cards. not ex
ceeding 5 lines IS per year. When the number of
insertions is not marked advertisements VIII be con-
tinued until forbid and charged accordingly. Yearly
advertisers must conne advertisements to theirown
business Rule and Figure Work double price:
Business Locals 10 cents per line Marriages and
Deaths inserted free. Obituaries and personal COM
municatioBs cents per line.
&5-All correspondence with this ONCE shonid De
addressed 10 THE ADVOCATE.
Entered al the P0ste1fcs, Westminster, Nd. as
Second Class Hotter.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE, July 8, 1882.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this
Office until II o'clock, a. NJ. on Tuesday,
july 18th, 1882, to build additions to the
Court House according to the plans and spe-
cihcations now on file in this office.
The proposals viii be opened on Tuesday,
July 18th, 1882, and the contract awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder who in the
opinion of the County Commissioners shall be
prepared and qualified to build said addition,
and the person or persons to whom the con-
tract shall be awarded win be required to
enter into bond, with approved security, in
double the amount of the contract, condition
ed for the faithful performance ofthe contract:
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids. By order of the Board.
JOS. A. WAESCHE, Clerk.
July s-St
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sAnrEl (. HERR.


Special attention given to Repairing. All
orders promptly filed and work of every kind
warranted.
Dsss- Factory opposite The Montour House,
Main street, Westminster, Nd.
au0 S-ly
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DUGaIEs. BUGGIEsl
~ CARLOAD ARRIVED JUNE eth.
Come and Examine Them and Get
Bargains.

pr When not officially engaged can be
found 1t the ofiee Of @. ". crapster, Corner
Coars and Main Streets, Westminster, Md.
iune lott
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.

| can supply the citizens of Westminster
and Carroll county with a iifst-elass article Of
Ice Cream and Water Ice. Private families
furnished with either by the gallon or half
gallon. Large orders viii receive prompt at
tention. Orders delivered within the city
limits or at the railroad free Of charge.
Rly-S Send orders to Harbaugh's Store, Box
49, Those wanting cream for Sunday should
send in their orders by 3 o. clock Saturday af-
ternoon. JOSIAH CROWL, !
NAV Gift Westminster, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF A VALUABLE Farm.

THRUSTEE'S SALE
Il OF A VALUABLE Farm.
Bv vfrfac al n decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as Cour, Of Egaiiy,
fsaSssd IN cause No. i75a Equity. wherein
1ohn +. RQfingfun and others sFr complain
ants and Jacob Buihngsoa and Lew Baffing-
ton. executors. aud others arr descendants, the
undersigned. ~ trustee. viii seli ~ pahlie
sale. to The highest bidder, on the premises,
on THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 4. D., lssl.
al O'clock, p. a., . yalaatlr farm rpattining
iss ACRES, l ROOD AND 70 PEgcREs
o. laad. mare o. less. being parts of tracts %
lsna called BEDFORD and . Addifioa to Bed
ford The improvements ihereon eousiss %
= cegnfarsable tNo-sfory log
Ass,1 Dwelling House. cascd with
E.s brick. With hack bailiiuE Il.
- tarhssl; large hank barn, With
wagon she'd attached. buiss of lyiek and frame !;
carriage house aud ether necessary oathuiid-
iaEs waisr s5ateuiens - 81 the buildings.
There i dae proportion Of meadow and
wood land; ahoat - acres in timber. Tho
lard j. IN a good state a cultivation sud II
well pasered. There = also = thriving or
ehzra pt apple and peseh trees IN bearing
cnnslition on The premises.
This property s nsw IN the occupancy II
Jacob bnsinssen. Is in Midiiebarg district,
Carroll eoanfF. MsFyiard. i directly on the
Ffeiefick and Peaasyisania limo Railroad.
alasai = iailss from frederick 1assr. - ssatioa
Oh szid raiirasd. zhosst ! miles troni Bracs-
viilc and about 3 Hises from Taneytown: 81.
joins tks lard ~ Jacob SAarrSsts. cAasles W
NiHcmiller and Jaaaes ". White; j. cuayeai-
eni IL rllrssd, churches. schools, mills, ae.,
and Is wershy the attention u Purchases
Trras II SUI -Dne-thirl Iart of the pur-
Chase money shall Sc Paid ~ che purchaser
or purchasers 50 the Trustee % ihe day of
sale or eTsoa the FAtihcassan sherwof IS sks
CoaFs. aDd the rreiiac SHALL be paid IN tSo
egaal p@smsnis, theoae 80 b paid ia one year
and the otheS in tso sesre tresa The day Of
sale. with interest snd 80 b. secured By the
noses VI the purchaser OF purchasers with ~
enFisy q H. approved Of ~ the Trustee.
ElIAS o. GRIMES. Trustee
Joseph NJ. Parke. Smith 4 Mekeliip Reifs-
uider s Flax Solicitors juls SIS
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TOR SALE.

lof ACRES OF FIRST-cLAss LAND,
good House, Barn, with stable
An ~ for four cows and four horses.
E.tssn aud other outbuiidings. Fruit
slfxzsIszzz of ali kindsin abundance; good
water, good fencing. The land is laid off in
three fields, the whole improvements being
put mp about five years ago. House just
painted; on a good county road but few min
utesi drive from Linwood; lays high and is
healthy. Inquire on premises, between Lin
wood and Winters Church.
July 15-3t WM. L. FINK.
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4 T PRIVATE SALE.

"A
A desirabIe small tam. containing ~
ACRES or LAND, MORE OR LESS, st
uated on the road lcadiag from Roop's Mill
10 CniontowD Pike, adjoining Mrs. Caroline
Shriver, David Warehime and Others about
8 miles from Westminster and about miles
from W. NJ Il. r. Two acres are IN Timber
aud balance clear. consisting Of part limestone
and slate land. lime can be obtained within
one foot OF surface Improve
ments are two.story weather Sask
boarded House, with never ~ hsR
falling spring within IS feet g =
large bank barn. wagon she'd, spring and smoke
house and all other necessary outbuildlngs !;
superior young apple aud peach orchard m
full beariug condition. and Convenient to post
Office. churches, schools and mills. For fur
Their information call on or address,
WM. H. BIXLER,
iply s-5ts Wakefield, Nd.
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LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS.

We get what everybody wants, putt where
everybody can get it and sell it at everybody S
prices. We thank you for your continued
and increased patronage which assures us that
we still have your good viii and hearty sup
port, so necessary to conduct business such
as ours. We have always endeavored to
make it to your interest to trade with us and
we viii continue to do so. The connection
that we have formed with manufacturers and
large wholesale houses enables us to compete
successfully with all other merchants both in
variety and in price. 1t is impossible to give
description of
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DAGS, BONES AND IRON
III WANTED.

] viii pay cents per pound for Rags; 80
to 70 cents per 100 for Iron and 30 to 20 cents
per 100 for Bones | want all ven have
Save them until called for
VIM. J. MCGEE.
april 1-tf Westminster, Nd
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Our Hats are Fashionable. Our Hats are
Durable. Our Hats are all sizes. A Large
Assortment to select FROM. Handsome De-
signs, elegant and new. The above are a few
facts that We viii illustrate if you win call At
our s;orc, We can, fyou want TO purchase,
suit you both IN price and quality, for we have
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LIVE STOCK MAnKer,-RY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Nov. 4-CArTLE- Receipts to-day. 1000 head
for the thus far $4,000 head for same time last
week hean consigned through SEQ offerings
light fresh arrivals gned through; sales, Light 10 Far
steers IS 7J4S4 % Medium. % 1U9Si 3D. Texans SAd
81 IS
SHEEF LAMBs-Recepts today $500 head: total for
thus far. 20.iUO head for time last week.
head Consgaed through market ntm and w
Good Western Sheep side- AZ,
CoOI here, canada Lambs. - IS IS 80.
HOGs-Rocepts 10 day, $500 head. total for the week
800 head for Same time last week y 700 head
consigned through no cars demand good and prices shade
higher Good to Choice HorEcrs So 7uGso 30. Good
Butchers and Medium, S6 96Hs7 10 Choice. 81 1873 49,
Light Workers. s6 4UaSO 6O Pigs s69SB 25 about all sold
CHICAGO Hov. Receipts 10000 head shipments
$500 head demand aud loo lower al mo
close Mixed 70 2jeS7i Heavy 81 IOas7 49, Light 30 5oG
81 Skips. 81 GS6. .o ..
cattle Receipts. 1000 head; shipments. $500 head
narket very quiet and prices steady Exports nolhay
81 90 Good 10 Choice Skipping. 80 lOdS57b; common -
Fair 81 Mixed Butchers slow but steady at 81 20 -
the bulk OF the being al 81 75dS3 20 sockes ana
Feeders weak 81 asa So Range steady Texans - 10
s. 40 for Cows s. 6OGt4 3d. Americans. 81 % gsO 90
bHEEP-kecsps 800 head; shipments 200 ho1a market
steady cemaud FAR Inferior Fair 81 90 rs -, Med
um To Good ~ sOGs4i Choice 70 Extra, 81 2Ods4SU.
81 LOUIS Nov 4-CArrIEkece 900 head; shipments
LOO head very scarce aud only small retail trade done az
previous prices Good Butchers stock whether Natives
Half Breeds or Texans IN good demand at fair prices but
Common dull and hard sell demand for
Cattle sutabs for Dressed Beef Good smooth of from
1000 10 l 400 N, cell readily al - 160sS 90.
SHIP Receipts, lao head. shipments 500 head
and quiet Murt0ns 50 70 asa So feIaDs $685.
HoGskeeeiDts lsoo head shipments. 800 head market
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49, vork Central lS6; Pennsylysnn Sen uas
Srse AIN New ai SawYork Ontario and western xs4
~ See ana 81 Paul common ll34 .o. oro,e three
LospGN enes az so francs 80 cennmes f3r ns onto and
LoxmN second mortgage trustees oerho11se o
Gree SafIal l5i; Pennsylvania Central 90 hoO'e
%cxnox Nov. 1900 .. m-Pars adVioeS Sa sceonrt
,Teent reues at 80 francs o s a csumes for
ehcckS r.ooo,sfsf NJ week The
- jiscount FOR bank bills, 80 DAYS 70 tee -
as cent snd trade bills 81 DAYS 70 mr. snGere.
pc. - securities have dsuhctN SUI, =
&c. arsbal SerranOs agitation LoisVllie anu 80, and
npca 80, - Ioufs francisco2 anu 80
bbaa,tsTnia preferred and wabash l. Lake onoie ""'
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olrox wAhAGI~-sY rhLeeeApv


Upaud- ,sd 90 Orleans e'el Sae. 5000 bales ncu'inS
bI,s. mounting oiJJ Da American Ia.ure.- plauaa.
cd. do November and December delivery. 5o.ad: also
DO DO JaSaSv 'i and ' Perjury dcnvery % 30
oot February ana March GeuVey J,etd also oo-54Gi
End Nav deiy ~ az 40 Ma Iune delivery Cad:
cq June a" ny aenyey I'D o Ig- n sa sae OF tn.
Lyrarooi Sow 80 80 D. NJ, o,tou Futures Upands
Low Mddhnr clause Noe,m0er auo December dtly,rs,
do j. T and APri deiverv G.ad Futures closed nat
Mdc ln-. 'a1c Good Ordinary nome Let r.ceig 1907
BALr4oaE, Sow. i.-couol quo' Middnns loa.c. L2-
~ a.. .Ool,s to Grea. Dritaia 700 LA4es coAs'vise
,7osf0S %3. 4-Catt.n steady. Nlaanne lO7sc.. Low
Mddlne. I2fci Good Ordinary &c nee receipts 'tS
CHARLESTON N9v 4-Coton TO sa,es net receipts 32"d
bale ,oasj.ise. 1851 paIe. soek. -C555 bales.
,CiNCL\AI. o., t-Sn''oh a. AiaAns ~ I ~
srn,nts AZ Oa.e= sp--AeIa $50 OAe'' sales ~ bales
EG1LyE,IoN. Soy 4.-C1ouon easy Kidding loi'sci
54o 6aiel ros g. i a' ba,e ;ri To- he 6n!t
lGe6 pae. TO france $500 ba e- coastWl4e, 4j Da.es
MEMPHIS \oy 4-Couop easy MIaonpG 0Ac. 10"
5" 3ses goss IG56a'es shipments s41 bales. sales
,, NOBLE 30 o. tSot'on quiet Micdnns. Toe low
G-ps - - 0ay. ex1orts ccsstwise -5sy ba es'
NEw.omEAN-, Noy. l.-cotton steady; Middlme lOisc
Low Nidding. CSC Good ordinary. 9i4c net receipts
bales utnen. l5tl bales C0l.twse 39l bales.
10 Great britain, 47s2 bales sales 5000 bales stock
| Is. l"4 baics
| NORF0LK. Nov. 4-C0ttOp quiet MlddunG lOl-c. net
receipts. 040' bales 6IV@ Oa
.lO, Des: 10 Great Britain J,5jO bacs sales lloo baes
STOCK - 20l balea
| PHILADELPHIA Nov. 4-Coiton steady Mddins. lose;
Low MlddluC, IUc; Good Ordinary. Csc net
80 243 bales exports 10 Great Britain, L5Oo
ba e.. STOCK JS3 Oaieg
SAvANSAH. Nov 4.-,'Orton steady; 97c' Low
Mddnng. $50; Ordinary, &C. net receipts 64i
gross Cill bales; exports cOastWse. 6S2I bales
To tie Continent l04I bales sales. a3OO bales stocA
| 99.O-J bales
! LOUIS Nov 4-Cotton Mlddling. Zoe. Low
MddnP. CSC. Ordinary. 9sc; net receipts, 2 %
gross 34Oc shipments 3Ol4 bales sales, l9
| bales: stock i7Oll bales.
WILMINGTON 4.-COton Quet; Middling. lOsiec; Low
Midnug, sac. Good Ordinary, SIC; net receipts loot
bales; Oj0 bales; to Great Britain bales
/ coast wise, bales. stock. 1852 bales
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Saturday, Nov. 4, 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rEANsFER&
XIV YORK CITY


Locn1t-ave w $. lot los: W Freeman to william go
Ebert 81 900
II p De Giaaf to r NJ TaVior 100 5000
b3dft. s. rs n ~ 2d-ave. y5xlOO5. Caroline
f.pe'-ttin 10 Hattie G. Erich
Never 49, 'o- 'o'epn a - INN ." "''o 1900
4s9 Nm little to WIN Hustnes $4,000
l-ulI - ~. So Il 3, o. Ave-i. 1S9IlUOll; Thos $500
Allison referee. 10 Moyra .......... 43OO
IHH--i = lJt te OF lstaye, 2jXg2; Trainot - ,.,
nnd wife to J ....... .....-..- 10000
Whit and 1e to Emma pa y w. VIZ sHO 2s 600
l2Ath--t, q. 100 n " OF Sth-ave. 25NlO0.ll; r II
Afktnbnr IN aud wife 70 Jas E0Ecl bVOi
i@4th-st s. 10 II " OF -th-aye. 2jNlOO; w TheO 80
and glf- TO ...........-....- 6OOO
aud another ., .'.'n' nu Ni'V 70 a 1900
Groy 10 Reynolds oAiOoo interest $3.50
Univers ~ place. - los II ~ 3th.st, 25lu1
iuobE aIOxXIOl; John Hone aud others 10 carl o.
II schultz ............ ............ 81 500
7fth-st W cOr o. Lerington-ave. y 6x722 Gather
. Inc We LYNN and husband 10 Jane Maxim 1000
b5d u b. 80 $50 N of 10Th ave 4OxIOp. ;, John
hughes 10 CATHERINE Hughes lO5UO
I4oh-ht =, 20 II " Of Legett-ave, 2jNlOO same -
Duttweier. i1+A'' '''',e D''. ll6oo
l2'ds ST. s.. -ol . n e Of fthave 4OxlOOlO; Geo F
Martens referee 10 & KeOgh. ...-...-------. 2:4oO
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets

hAlfiaoEz Nov. 4-COtiOp quiet Middngs, l0sc;
xoo steady hOwaro street and Western IS 80
~ W 40 Extra ~ 20 Gs4 10 FANNY 81 1886 90
NY MiAs suDer 81 jOss4 90 DO Extra ~ 20 as4 75
~ Strands 50 6ODS5 10 PatapscO Family. 50 20.
s~hest-souhern Red 81 O3dSl "a; do Amber 81 OsG
T. "a No ! Maryland 81 O7 No Western Winter
Sa spot l0Sss November VI ~ 0Sl 04s Corn-S0uthern
"Ik 100 oee; 90 Yellow, o7c Alxeo. SPOT 10
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Gitn Real Cstlte tor Sale.

4 PLOT Of nearly 500 bulkhoaded water.
4 n front lois in New-Y0rk Harbor for sae bargain
H. ~ YOUNG, Engluccr, &c. 20 Exchange-place
BUSINESS properly for investment in First,
a. Third and fourteenth Wards paying TO per cent
net JOHN H. PLATr, 2Oj Broadway.
FOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
house, No "a East 5lsi st.. 3 story brownst0ne.
rutland ~ WHITING, No beeAman ST.
FOR SALE Thrre-stOry, high stOOD, base
mont houses 6Sthst. I'd and ID ready for occu
l.OS1 dave or 2l5 East 6sth.st.
FOR SALE.-Ful front dwellings on 18th,
18th 18th, 20th DIST. 22d 23d and 10Th SITS west OF
4tlraft also on IRVING Place price S3JOOO 10 ro0IOl
LJ.' AHPENTtk. 30 East 23d st. 4 NJ . Bull ung.
TOR SALE.-NOs. 100. 1872, 1874 l22d-st.,
on AMI 1th ayes, Mount Morris Park; three out Of
seven elegant new brown stones. ia by y; oL If II
caIlnrt work perfect bt bv days work appreciated WheA
examined Inquire premises. owner add builder
BARTLETT SMITH
FOR SALE-Thrae elegant 3-story and base
mrnf brown-t0ne houses. l74yl} fcet Tot 100 te't II
inches me location Plumbing perfect hne cabin hn7h
GAYS WORK; appreciated wueu --ea 80 l5z - W'sJ
ltzd st. 9th and lthaycs Mount Morris Park or
mau4l On premises. owner and bu.ldo, BARTLETT
SMITH
THREE full lots on the Morningside Plateau.
l2sts cast ~ thn BOuey arl the rest OF the hgh
ground Ou ade ana splendid ,ieW % the sufouLan{
country about the highest Ground west OF Gem PARK VII
be- sod cheap an Apply 70 owner " NJ JI.N-
NING7 DEADkL-I. 10 T. 81 lftl-st., City.
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EOR SALE on very easy terms, tOur-STOrY
brick dwelling tI. 4il' oi Coin nJu Hc.1 ATS
midway between FIr1u and Val -tf''t Ferries oFttjDt
Ing he Day IlIrIluIs.l % .f ul1-fl F.l DIE
story FIrm1n-,t Tor 4JClj1 ull lu1 ono Jly
OF cash required. Address l.. LESTER, Tribune once
TO LEI.-Immeddte possession; go Carl
.-stoiy. front II rooms; REM ? ''V.
Waterman shows premises. rutland "Hl4IND' .
80 II.
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= tip1- RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY


Office Per TO- y. k, FOOT Of Cortandtst
Conscnments OF Teigt forwarded directed 10 any par
OF the world
UNhQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Kinds OF freight and
cbandise TO any part Of the city.
hEAAND HAkBOK TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOX LIGHTkhAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
N the hal Dor at Reasonable rates
aILANbOAIc, BAKGES AND GROVES TO CHAh.
TERROR EACURSLONS.
John IA and Erastus COrnng for NEW
nav ~, leave fiel 20, " H. ~ p Ill daily saturdays
excepted
Aew-liayen. Care and Ulspatch guaranteed. -,
FrugnJ points D., L. ". recoT AZ fAer ~
For New haven and points East At fler 10 an, ,,r
NORTH SnUttE, SlAIEN ISLAM D.-EIrve Mics ".
len Cents steamers uOm Pier r. H. LOOT " nltoatss
CENTRAL SHIPIAED. Comndnlpsw. ~ J.-Dv D1yHS
Machine Boiler Snops, everything spPer1Anhs :" '
construction repair Of vessels
VNROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY Or TROY , leave dty
topherst connecting morning trains Tor NOttA ALL
West hunuaY steamer tOaehesAt AAD-hJ
UNHE POPLAR SHORE Line, ,,,, ....,,
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND LIE EASI'
Ali. RAIL FROM GRAN ID CENTRAL DhPOi
Three express daily Sundays eAeepto "
O5 m D (paror cars atachod) aud ~ w. Twin
p"'If sIRRp TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL Rail, -
NEWPORT express NJ p ~. tpafor cars Atuehed)' III
pRSVipTSCE special express at p (parlor cars At
tached at Providence IO-O r. nl ,,, . ~, q,
Tickets and paroroaT seats secured NJ fh Ayehue ANU
uindsor Hotel ticket Offices and at Grand Central Depot
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leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot Of Cort1u-s
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T. secptcs and lay coaches though ID CncIhhA1A
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arrives Washington $50 Day
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