fine groceries real estatraniuiici broler: pureice. · viii.-no. 135. new brunswick, n. j., tuesday...

. VIII.-NO. 135. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., TUESDAY .EVENING, JUNE 16, 1874. PRICE THREE CENTS.'

FINE GROCERIESOAK BE PUKOIUSKD AT

Or ND1L80N AND BOHUBBRAIt BTBHBlB.

at as Low Bates as any plaoe in tb« oltj.

THE BEST FAMILY FLOURWJ75 per 100 pounds. ML Ternon Branded Hams at 16 oil. per Ibi

EQUALLY LOW

John W.ALL OTHHH OOODS AT o»RIOE

»P&-lT

A. W I S E M A N ,Watchmaker and Jeweler,

NO. 7 CHURCH STREET,Would respectfully call the attention of hi* friends to bla extenflire stock, lately replenished bjDew and rare patterns of,

-R ichnJewel rvy Watches, Clocks, •.—SILVER- AND PLATEQ %t

Inn—IT

SPBOTAqLBS,—M08IOAL -INSTBOMEHTS-AITOr Bepairlng ions' weU, and warranted. ; _. .1'

"Bruns wiolr- -Time Store.

A largo aud complete assortment of every doscrfptlon of Furniture; at JkOVlT PKICE3.

- Wo would respectfully Invite' attention to our very extensive stock of all the latest^ B t y j c a j n f ~ ' Z ' J l l ^ l ' l l . ~ " "' — - • • ; - ; - - — - - - • -:—• - - -•-••

Fine Parlor and Bed Room FurnitureCALL AND EXAMINE.

226 BUBNET•. ., . NEW BRUNSWICK, N, J. febMdaw

WORD TO THE WISE.

The Great Ghma

And Japan Company,

Is7tueONLY place whereyou can buy TnSTAILat WHOEKBALE pi

mm Atf m wmmm' ^';T EA# :- ;;

COFFEES.

100 Acres of Grass,TTMOTHY AND CLOVER,

' J

In Five aind Ten Acre Lots,In Lots to suit Purchasers,

For Safe, at Adams.

THE DAILY TIMES.

i T , . . . . n , - 1 - " o I r a t Ot":ei »• ground Is wuiiti.il for Building Apply at Adams Station ofA. LMfXCL A D W 3 , on the premises; JunlG tjjl

• BUSINESS CARDS.

G O N E U P H I G H E R .

P. CURRY,

XNoxtôor to Kuhn'a Cigar Store). / '. '•

GentaBn's:;Clptliing;:(;t8aire(l,tOOUERDjkJ&JLWUattJKWUZB&T MA NN Bit.

A ftiU .otock x f QENT8*:rUENIBniJrG GOODSftlwtys on bind, and everything good fcnti ohoip.

fct>18-.y . • i_; .

Jcsten & Schmiedeko.

ppy f Imported Cloths, Cassl-morcB, eta, o i hand, wlifcb will be made up Int h l t t l > ' • • • ' •

A frcah supplyorcB eta o h

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

\J 13lOoonreSt Now Drunawlclc.City lota and farms aurvoiod and plott'd bad areas

ca'culJtoti also euptonU orell ibnns oi1 HDrficos and»illdn,bu>ila laid out, drilled up aid jiartltloi ed offOuUlo»*idtopegrapulcalinaps^^lansfulsld/orOuUlo»*id,topegrapulcalinaps^^lans.laying outandornimiuntlok'grounds, etc,

^ l • JOHN niLLHOUSK.i_

TTEUIVINDEZ & HALL,*

-Civil Engineers

163 GMOMQE 82KEM.

^ at Work.Pyrnne, aays Anbroy, wore a long

quiltz cap, which oamo—at~least twoor tbree inches over his eyes, whichserved him as an umbrella to defendins eyes from the light, About everythree hours Ills man was to bring hima roll and a pot of ale to refooillatobis wasted Bpints; so he stndiud ariddrank and muuuhed some bread, andthis maintained him till night, andthen he mado a good supper. Refoullation la a favorite resource—what-ovor the word may bf—with mithorsnot a few. Addisou, with his bottleof wine at each end ol the long gal-lery at the Holland House, and Sohil-ler, with I is flask of old Rhenish^ andhis u>Qeo faced with old cognao, atthree in the rooming, ocour to tl omemory at once. Dr. D a w n , thegrandlathcr of the groat living natural1st, was a strango compound of scienceand tccentncity Ho wrote the mostof his vforka on scraps of paper wulia p e l h t l d H

IIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

•QQJQ^ f u vXv Si El \J J2t iSuii9" ~~T/ie Long-contctUit Suit of thi ~ '

F l o r e b c o N e w l n r m a c h i n e - G o *oiriloit tie Elnger, Waeelcr *-WUson,

aad Qrorer A Bake; jCfotnpaalea, Involvnur VTQrJ»CO,HOU,

1* finally decided Ov theSupreme Court, of the Unilat State!

In Ikv.jr of tlie fLOBENCE, wblch aloes totBroken the Monopoly of lHyh PHCM.

T U B N E W F I , O « E N < 1 Ell tlu>ONIOT machine"'that »'tra backward, aad:

forward, or to right Bad left.BlUP-LtBI—CUKii'iS 1-UtaT

Sold for Casli Only. Social Torins to Olubf ., i and Dealers I

* Aprilt 1H74 t Horenoe, Hast*

f r pa pencil as he traveled.

l d ^

p pHis equipbi .—lit

AT TO ClIlltniliB,

TUNER.

he latest stylo., Scouring cleaning uudltopairlug; will tic car

led on asherotefore'" , . "Gontlcraeu'B own Material ciit and made to

Tder. , apgl-ly

in ,Qti.ee,

Persons wishing sormnt', and tliosowislilugsituations aa, servants,, aro hereby respectfullyaformedthat iUo/nmy bo,actipiiimouatca' by")" Undersigned upon application at liis.office aa

0TO."IIIB lerqis ird as follows1: 60 cents'wl ioniypIIcation la made, atid 50 audits" nioii) when (lie'rvotit or the situntion in secured,

M I C H A E L H 4 T B B ,mjria-Oind Ju6tico,of the l*catic. -

' . N O T I C E . . . , - - . .

Adttircler o r JVo II only wish to call your attention to tho fact

:hat;VP times out ofWO; you can aavo 50 percent by purchasing vonr Cut Flowers, Plautaand Trees of JAMES JOINEU, NurserymanrioriBt,:No; tfJt^<|eorfl;o fitreot,; foot of fciv-rigstou avenue, wlieru a full stuck of;BplendIdJoddinjj PJauts will be kept on hand. . Gardens*ind Private I'arka laid out with the greatestikill and luruiahed with Plants, Trees, etc.one but experienced, mon employed bv ino -ap3-3ra . \__J—-

sue. ' "*?/?!

Sugars at Refiners' Prices._ rT""OUR-f lT0CK-7*)F" f ; *~ - ' " ' - -•'•

^ ^ AND"We:wan7ant to be of the BEST quality.

C_-'.Don't faiUto call-beforo gotDg elsdwheri—-i^.WBIWBTOOa Froprltitoi>.

The ^TEA

_ BjJSmej&UgL^J^^^nd compare the same wjtirprlccs.they arenowjaymg.aud see lilt wilTnotbe to their decided

advantage to call at: tho 'American and China.Tea Compady'alAore and eltarainp' their stock,which Is now Boiling as fallows:' . . . ' .

BUST.

COFFER CRU8HKD...J,...9>£c.

~Cfobds7Kxtracts( S^ce^'JelhcSt.îcklc^'^ccai^nijA'ermicelU, Flourv Soaps, 8 arch and Soda.All sold at corresponding figures fbr'cash. - .--r-- ,— --

"constantly jnu hand. -.. .BtT.TTBHiltAIMJand^BOtJIItable. Dlrt-not sold nor givouaway.

rtJali-thit Is"iieci|ea5or-Uie

-American &uhiina Tea Co., 13 Hiram Street.

NOW READY

'N;o../4:Ki:iV;G

WHERE CAN BEPnftCHASED.tAT V E R Y L O W PRICES, ALLTHE MOST DESIRABLE STYLES FOR THE

yGentlemen's Brond*vi».v;«tivle of• • • X ~ i ^ A : l i i S Q ^ t i T O O V ^ O V

M

rhrriiiî'îiSr; -I ~

i , :

Dooley & iyieDonaldr

Practical PlumbersaeCaAtto STBAHI riTTsaa,

10 18, teace Street,, foot of Clmrcli.KOOFISG,

Pumps,r.Furaafes,'RangcB and Hcnlcrs putip in tho best ril'auner. •• ;

~After~many-years' oxperleDce-in- the-above(ualuess we fecI-tbttUwacan-glvo perfect satis-

ction to tho publl(i-in..tho.aboVa.J)rauelies.no trial la all we ask. ' Give us a call beforeoing clsewhoro. /' ''M. DOOLEY, formorly with W. H; Armstronif. • , . ..., -J. StcOOXXLU,fomwrly with Hugh -Me-

, .. mlUO-ly

F. Mussinan,i Dyer & Scourer,

NO. 98 CHURCn STREET.-

Ordors left at Mesnra 'SchneeweisB^B, Oeorgeitreet; 1'rol jarlabd'a Musto Storo, Albanyureet, wi"k|i,P4:(>E2sy3:»tt8nded to.

" ^ i " J ' - " v " . ' : - " - ' ? •- • :

MB IfR^Ldenoe, No. 81 Hiram Btrwt.

ENGINEERING,

The ondoralgaod,-having had, thirty yuan' exporl-enoo hi tho Tarloua branolies of Oliil EnghiooriDs, offonhit serrloQi to Ihe publld u ' -. . •

Constrnijtlnff & Consultinf\EngInoor.Advloo glvoD upon the DMIIKIT ihd C»it of Water

Gorporatlc-ai and Ctuluilttuoi farnuiliod with

Estlm»tej, Plans a i d Bp»olfioatloni

Pumping EDBlnbt, Kosorrolrs,TPIlH) Laying and Equlpmo im

for" Water Works.- - . . -_ . . . . -Alao. forth* :_ --. --

Oonotruotlon of Roads and Bridges.

Surveying Avr General.

DOUGHTY,:ZlMj QTOB8K 8TBKKT.')onl8-(ta

i n CUI.VALIER,

WJ Bnnio* StMtt, Mew Brnnjwiok.» i y

fllo tli'iinipal lEniilno era.Ifilce—111 George 8troet, OroTcr'a Buildings.

g ^ s h i s a b i t B . l i trode ill an old " sulfcy^jvithji sky-light --at t6p,,7an3 an awning Vhiohcould be drawn over it, in ease ofneed; Thelroht' of thecarriage con-tained a box for writing paper and.pi-noils,, a knife arid fork and spboh.Qa ono;sid'e iVas a; huge pile'of books.On the"blhef Wafa hamper jof fruitsand BweetmeatB, cream and sugar,Which divided the, attention; of ' tBiburly .dld^doBtor'withVthe .stack iofLtealnrii4BujnsuauaUyoompo8ed4 y pwhile walking in the Open: air. Ufa1

til.uhe ".was ; completely--.maBterof attune, bo could never writewords-for ?it. When ;-hb» fejt r',' -JbiBmus'6'beginning" to jade," he retirtdto the fireside of his »iudy, and therecommitteiJ bis (libitghts to memory.Sometimes'ho: composed by the leesidepjâ bowl of. Dunoh,'whiph had.upseti d t f i A h fy p y pthe hantbois and' the muse: Slielloywas once found in a pine forest writ-ing verBes on a guitar, I ier pre-

Free to Book AgentsAn Elegantly Sound CnnTaaslns ltootfor tho best aud cbeajiost i amlly Uibla orcr pilbllihcdwill be sent fcooorcbargetoany bauksffedt »U eontains OTtit 700 flno Sctltttire llluatratloar, and agentsare mertliig wltb ubpftcQdmtod sucatss. Address,statlnK wfnerleueo, eto, and Vd vill sbow you what

arclolni NAflONALrUHLloIflNOCO,iirnnintB arPlillwlelpbla. vyli ivrD

AOKNT8 WANTiD IOE TIIU

Centennial GazetteerLHpibcofhaa ever. bDOD iibllBlieclf ofaucli -oDireraalInterest to the Amorloanjlculariblam nloh»,,but

It ippeuls to DO par-'——-1. to* men. and

vromen of all professions, cpeeds, oocupatlons aadHtical pplnlonar-to JFarmere,- Lanyers>.Iliuliies«, 1.™,Mecl|anles,'Pnysiclana,irolltlclahB;TcjiebM, Students

AUCTIONEERS,

A. P. PROVOST, AUCTIONEER,

Real EstatraniUiici Broler:OFFICE AND SALESHOOM,

Odd Fallow*.1 H<0U, N.Uson Strait.

i-Hjk OLDEST ESTABLISHED

SOUSE IN THE CITY.

Has on hand somo ot the

Best Property in (he CityFor lnrestmcnt

All kinds of Ooods recclred to be sold at Pri-raU Bale or Public Auction

Koat Estate and Stook bouKht and soldMoney Loaned oa Heasbaable tennBKo Commission doinanded natil esles are

consummatedAactioa dales attended to in oitr or countryPassage tickets and drills sold to oil parti ol

MISCELLANEOUS.

PUREICE.THETHE

NEW BRUN8W1CK & MILLTOWN

ICE COMPANY

tb'e bountry Janl-ly

A. M. WAY,

who con only road, to old and roubg. All want it a* abook of constant reference, ariu to prttwrroJor theirchildren and chlldron'a ohllilren- aa thft onlrcomplotaand reliable wort rhowln? thf fflirantioresuita ofTUKfIB8T!ONK UUWDUBD TEiifH OFTifK QliiSAT-EST BKPUIlUO TOKiVeiiLD KVKIi BAW. It la

* " ttry.buta necessity to eyerr vell-lnfonntjdj cltitan. Attaints'miko 9100 to 1800 uer

month.:- Bond for circulniy- ZIEQLEBA MoCUUUY;

sentinga frightful Bcrawlj "allsmearand Btnudga and disorder.'1 " Whenmy train fjetn-i heated with-thougbl,"said hej'iU;_scion rboilsjrand throwsoft" words'ahd images laster than 1ban skim them oil. In the morning,when cooled down, ont of that rudeBketph 1 shall attempt at drawing." „„„„„„„„„„Ohristopher North desoribeB himself ic»nlb|no pnriiy=as writing,' "by screeds, the fl B n " " " ° ' " ^coming on'about ten in the1 mornng, whiuh he wouldencourago Jby ;

mere_Jinut8h6ll of mountain dew;(wb7ioh my dear friend, the Englislopium eater^woulirtoBB oif~in laudanum). As noon as be felt there waino danger of a relapse, that this idmon; would-be; with'-binif.thorwboiday, he ordered dinner at nine, shuhimBolf np within • triple doorB amBet manfully to work. '<No desk;>n_inolined plane-^-excepl_jn=rbed—is my abhorrence. All glorious arti-cles must be written oh a dead flat!'Washington Irvidgwrolief most of th!i|3ifflLtGeAyoniatt'JlwbUe^mbuntci

New Scale Pianosj&T|j gret\i power and »- fine Binding- tone, with allncwBrn tmproromenti, and aro tho beat ntatios mads.ThOM Orphan and Piano* we warraoted, for aix yeara.ffilCES KJCTUKUELTvLOW for caW op putt ca>hind balance ia monthly or quarterly pitymont.' Secondmod lastrumoota taken IQ oxohaojo. Agents wantedn ev6ry ooilnty In.tbe TJnfted tlUWa' atidCanailR. AIbowl dijwouuf ti> Teacbora;. Mlnlitora, Chlirclie»,

Schools, Lodgei, etc.' lUdilratod Catalogtica mailed.

WATERIS' CONCERTO ORGANSsrethe mosrbeaulirurjnjayWrnndperreoriaioDasrermado. The.CONOERTO STOP la' tho best ever>laoed In any organ. It Is producod by an extra set of

roeds, peculiarly volcod, tho oHfrot of which Is most'-- 'inlDgsnd soul-stlrrlngi wbjlo its Imitation of the

ian-volo«isiraperb.-Ternls liberal. ; •- ' •

WATERS' PHDDHAHMONIO, VBB-PHH AND . OROHB811RAL

ORGANSFrench cases, are among the bost msd'cTond

* ' ' ' '" 'resfvblame'of "" Hall.

Real Estate and Ins, Agent,. Ofllco of th'o Mer'cbanta' liiauranco Co.,'

NO. 17 ALBANt 8TBEET; New .Brunswick".

.tiieundcnignel desires to remind his for-mer friends, as well'aB others who' may re-quire bis services, that he Is still in readinessto attend public sales In olty or country asAUOTIONEEJli- Charges moderate and quickreturns. ,. ~ ,—Policies of- liMurnuce isiacdinHhirfolIowlpg•Orst-clnss companies : Merchants of Meini'rV,Homo of Newark.: Hariorar of'-Aetr'iTdrk.F k i m o f - f h I l l ! p h i o t - N a l ' : P U iaile!phiotNaaonal.p.f:PliUa

, L u , Liverpool and Olobe—repre-n B Ayftta ampuitflng^B tho aggrdgato to

KEAL ESTATE BOtiGilT, SOLD AND•. . . ' I ; . . , " EXCHANGED.Somo choice Properties now on my Reglste;

'mhO-lv - '. t A ' v x v i vmhO-ly A. M. WAf.

(Successors to tlic

Take pltojiure In annouuchig to their friend!and tUo public generally that the} «re proparpdto supply tliem with [tE the coming neaaoa, atas LOW KAILS as an/ other dtalera In t ieuiarkot.

The subicrlherM would further state thatit latholr Intention to attend niiUiOHALLl to thewants of all their custonurs, end to all faror-lug them vltlitlirir trade they guarantee! entireeatlsfactlon, prompt ddl rery and agoodartlcla.

Orders may bo left at tho Drug Stores'ofCharles C Wells and } H Van Dcumn

J. OOllHJH.tnblfMlin

A. OUBHIV.

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No. 2 King ilock,

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New Brnnswiclf

1 HI A N U r A Q T UJttBH OF J E W B L R V

r_- Ci-oc.tfl,Js.To.-- OBNXUXKTID.IIUB JSWBL&T -

to order. Plain Gold Kitiga mado at omi f f i l , weiglu pr size. i'l

Clook ^ t d^ B i , g u pr size.: i'lno

V anil Froacb Clooke, ârriinted to keepcorrect time. American and English WatchesAlways on hand. Musical Boxes repklrod. AllD«W Jewelry and Watches made ; br me war-mated;'if brdkeji inithln b yeiir repaired with-;oat coqt j repBiriug,neatly t.nd.Btrongly done.

" Ueairons i>f pleaHiDg'aU' who mar t'aror usffltb. their patronage, i uolioit a, hearty supportrorn^be community. . .

-Very-respeotfuHyTOursrJoneT—ly-d JOHN SOHNEIDEB.

Wight Scavenger,OOi; COMST00K BTEEET * THBOOP A VJENUK,

' Orders .oan.-be -left1- at- the-Grocery Store footolayard s t re i i t . f ••I.-.:. : fthll-ljr:-

"and tiljer Beer Depot.Jmm ANDLAGJ3R BEER

i BALE AND SlETAIL;"lOKiCS~ANp BAtLSTI SHORT MOTIOE.

myl6-ly

AT;

JAUliKLEIN,2uO Hurpat Street.

"••'•' — M a r s h ' s ' ""~—

American Billiard Hall| • . A K D m t B T A U B A H T ..;••„ . ' •"

<o. t o Albany street," N e w : Brunswiok.

P i e s / Paddli'jri1 and : Berrksh'nientlt o i .Inds. - . . . • • - : . m y 6 - l y

, O V O U T O N , • . . . . . . "

rallor and Excelsior ClotbeuVlensaer and Uepalrer.

..Assortment of B6<iohd-hand Olotnlnpi. *~Ueok-ties,~Oollars;Kto,1.Ktb.

» * jDenn i* S t n n t tOne Door from oorner.' el Hiram'- street

s p l i - l y ; . . • . ; . ; . . . . v : • • • • • y . a , . . : . . , : i . . .

Carpet Weaving.. mil/af Aulj * 11AI IVij*

Tfrroop ave); id door from Redmond at,Begi leate to Inform hl» Wendi and the pi' Bnerallj.thatheiB.prepared tp.tnrniah

id Rag Carpets at the lowest rash prtoes.Orders for WeaTlngpromplly fllled.' ant

bllc

Irlngneafc' myi-lm

Primary Pupils from W toja)J_inh28dmi-

SUBSCRIBE FOR

Only $i:50 pisr nntim.

oMintile,-oi" Bested'oira-ston<rin-iiiexoureipnir witli teulie, tbo painterround about Stratford'-nponÂvorithe latter taking sketches in the meattime. ,The artiat says hifusompninoiwrote with the greatest rapidity, olteilaughing to himself, and from tinto lime reading the mannsoript aloui

without a spook" upon it, using aiinkstand in a marble shell, clear of allitter, his littlo2og_^njiiJebt,-rI)i^lianniug hud iho. babit of taking iturn in tUo garden, (luring which li(was a study lor the calm concentra-tion ot" his look, and tbo deliberate-ness o[ liia step. Ohariotto.iBron.tjTia3To,choose her Jlavorite days fowriting, r-- Weeks- or , oven - monthwould sometimes elapse before;could_.add_any}hingjQ_tb.ejitory._Bbihad commenced. She 'wrpte ,01small scraps of paper, in a minntiliaTrd,~hordingncaoh; agaihs.raTlittli

, g g a .piece -ol-tirin-board.bit a tleBcount ofrher nearflightedneSB. Manof tho more spirited. desQriptions" Marmion " wero; Btruofc off; whiliScott, was put with his, cavalry. Itthe intervals' of" drilling he' delightedto ride bis black steed up and dowby himaell, .upon the Portobello sandjIwilBln tEe beating of the surf, an

d h J d h i

of all the heioi of the week, particu-',; [loriy t&aitifych fetai&io'u^

oontoihj .Storfei a' Artieiei both. A

itrttcttvp atid

PJH

_hgMyftH_«TCjJplunge in his •Spurs, and"go oil as iiat the charge, with the spray dashingabout him, ~ Coleridge liked to com

i l k i dp g v gor breaking through the Btragghnb'ran'chesofjCopsewoOdi] 'VYbrdswofjpr^lerred to weave /hia verses whi

j p ] Yjpr^lerred to weave /hia verses, whilepacing upland down a straight gravel's7alk;oruipi'8bmG^^^êre\the'flow-i fiiarhymM waB not exposed to anyoasualintirruption. .••:., 1.,.,.. ..'-...

IN THE OODSTV..

Tlifi

A spaiiduig'and (itortiAiiiig psper, which

la publlahed at th« marvctoualy lowprlca of- •• . » . . • i - . n "• .

•V. F D T Y CENTS<!A TEAR. ':

Passengers or Baggage callad forlninypirlii the sjlt/, at short noflw, • ;;-i ».-•*••'Also, Magg»g« eheolrtd to all polnti. - ,

OPENING OFySDYDAM STREET,Notico iB-herobyrjyiveiv tuaVthiTasaessri

/or-'opening-Siiydam' street has :been toad*

and'ia liosrin'iny hands, . and milst 'be ']

*itEIn^(Pda^s from date of tiiIirE5tic'o7~

'New BrnnWlcIt, N^

ROBEBT Q.' my28 oawdSw

Iltoj'1S8,-lBM..:

(EitabUibe41664.)'':. i ';

|H, Bl^ZIMMERMAN"i -'' ••---.-. Importer and if annfkotnrer'pf:

t- •'•

UUMAIf HAlR, AND HAIR OOODS. TO]' lKTABTipLESao

- \. M Ohnroh Btnet, Sew BmWswiok.'--••• •. ,.i Wboleiaje and RetaiLf3ffm Tha onlr mannfoetnrer of Hnman Hai

;Qood« In Bay llrttnuwick.; z , tftlfclTiiqi' •_

MIDDLESEX: COUNTYROQA'fE'S OFFIOE^-ITpoa applimtlo of

Jlarh Tenlsou aad John Effitu exeoatora of 'John-FnHonr, !ate-of the aald eqanty of Htddletes^ deoeuM;.1, Wiliram Itelley, Jr,-Burrojato of lh« aili connty olMiddlesex, do beraby order and direct the Bald exero-tora to Mrs pnbllo notloe to tha eredltora of the.'iald[dsooaHd, to W D I In thtlr dobti dspandlani) olllmi,:nnder bath or auTrmaUon agalnit the aald estate with'in nlns months from the date of this order, by Bettingnp aaopy oftbe ordflr-with)a~twvntr'days~afteirthe'ditebiroof, lnflroof Uomoit pobllo plu»<:loalilMiwty /W4b«>p5îo t twoiBMtlu*4I S> m/4b>pîot to iBMtlu r *D4aI io S> m<

ur th« lama lor ll«llk« tpaoeof tine In TinOneof th«newnap«n''Prtn<ed In thls-fitato*

A n d ^ e r ^ l t o r W n i ^ ' t t ^ h l b l t hi! toi '&debt, demand-or olaln .wlthln..uld. period, of nineponiot alter pibnd Dotuje (tfil'-« afoKsald, inch

" - v - ' " - ' r e b a r r e d of his or bsr aetl

OB^ SOUL OBittMINO.'.Uow either oex may./aiclnaUi ond gnlb the lore

A affections'of.-any person tliey may"cliooao lnitanly.~this simple tnoptal'icqulrouiontatl can nossi'ss free, bymall, for-25of, toother with auiiirrlaBOipi!de,Ep;yptli!nOracle, DreaniOHnU to L&ulqi, Weddlnff.NlghtBlitrtAo.' A - queer book."A4dross T. TYlUlam A Co. Pubs.r°Ua. . . . . • • • - ;• - n ; l n » n

15-PEACE -8145Opp. Van PeWt'Druy /Store.;

or.The Most Astonishing Bargains

Eri3r liWM W this City!A Urge assortment of Ladies' find Ohlldre

IltOir FIPTT OBNTS TO 0HE DO1LAB.

Batchels, lor tl.00 worth IBilk Fans, Irory Handles, , .„„ w. „„Ladles', Unaergarmei.ts of oranr doaenntioa.

can't be bent. ' •*

,-jrtl.OOworth 12,00. 'Bilk Fans, Irory Handles, 50 cents and tl.'OO- - • - . ._ _, dejcnptl™

jgoaMortfflenroflr"Stereoscopes and Vieira.Masioal InBtrnuents. , ; ' 1Such as.Aooordeons, Violins, Flutes, Month

Organs; Drums; Fifes, etc. Looking-GIasserJior-tl, worth ts , Albums, natsnt-linod, to cts-and t l . Dolls of eyerr deeoription. Blaok,Walnut. BrackatvToirel Backs. Paper Baoks,-'I.B9rtsol-Oamcs,Porche<!6i, Chocker-Boar.'

ce lioiei,; BominoBS, Chmeie Billiards,' o f P l o t n r e t ' r a m • • • • - • • - ^

ooooooooopoooobeoObooooocoooOooooooooooo. OOOOOOO A^tTtBTlOALtT B^BOUTBO OOUOOOO

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7" o'oodooo Co>rpBTlTlOS"6666opo ' "1 000000, oooood.

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Opposite Masonic Hal],B o i i or. ADVANCE NunsEnr, EAST

NEW BuraswicKJf. J . i

Heary Zimmerman,

House and S i p Painter,

SI W BSUSSW10S, '

Also dealer In all kinds ol Rajigej, Fomaoesj.Cooking Btorea, Parloi Stores, eto. . ,

Momblne'ln all Its branches promptly pet-formed In the best manner. ; leidU ,

ELM WOOD

GerheteFYThis beautiful Burying Place, situate on tho

outskirts of New BrunswickjWltn •—• •

ENTRANCESAT THE HEAD OF COMMEKClAi A.VE.

AJ»D jON THE N. B." AND CKAN- :

""" Near Widow Stojcnspn's resldiaoe,~ it

NOW READY FOB USE,

WHOLE LOTS 17x21 fij'et; HXLS LOTS

" New Brunswick.

ftoroms Frescoed in Oil or Water*

COLOHS FOB ( 3 9 AND UPWARDS.;

KALSOMLNlNQJc ;PAPEHiSAJffflNG

ibtantilnl' Porcelain Shi«2.60. Jiolld Gold Badms, iraoh i s „

"Masons. Odd Fellowey Knight s^

del, tor tl.OO, irorth.h s Mechanic

5?V.?"«3?»ons>_pdd Feliowe,: Knights^ iTTVT-ofV-- A - T T T r t r r hTjlhiaBTTemperance, all for tl.OO, wort! «!:$ J J \ f j A . V ~ L r f * T T S T

GtnU'Oriode WatchChains,»1.0O,worth tikSO. " X ' ***•• * * • » X V * \J KJ, Oriode WatchChains,»i.0O',nv.».»«»»,Solid Gold Peps] and Holders,U.OO. Ladies1

Watch (Jhains, JJ.IJO, worth tim.'.'.I1no. Goldton Gold bracelets, Neoklsoes,'! Btnds,

81ooY« Bu'tbnF,.KniteB and. Forks. Spoons,md-llUtoh Go

JleB»e;;Bu'.lbL ,Castors. Smoking

sortm'ont'if Glass Ware,'and niapy: other arti..clfls.tgOinnmcEOua to,mention— ' ' • - -

Merohant Tailor

Jnrin at »)iort-ooUo«,-by-ttii> pewproctffl.- costJig w per coat, less thin by the old method.

; a t t j i l t - l T • • • • • • • ;• - . -

. . At No. 13X' CHUKCII STREET,CAN BE FOUND A FULL

X83OBTMENT OF WAT0HES;CLOCKS A N D J E W E L R Y ,

: xr~Tnerir tr ' c ^ ^ T

PAKTIOULAB ATTENTION 0IVF.NTHE^.B,EV A I ? I it GrOF-FlNE

JVATCHES.^BENOH CLOCKSV N iy ri1|

TO

FOR BWaLJBGRATES'

Mar bo socufod on~

VHRT BBAB0NABLB TjBtUIS.

ffiaDsofthe'Cemetiery

can be Been at tho N. B. Post Office, County

-Clerkls .OlBce, and at -all'. the -Dnlortalcers'-'

Warerooms hi New Brunswick. - 1 -

PEHSONS'bKSUHNQ TO

P U ROHASEtOTSetc., or Tlsblng; further' Information in refer-

ence to tha. 'Grounds, will be accomuftdated'

upon'appljrlng at tho

Sa'pcrXntcaaent's, Office,

—JETOLRY'and 18-K. -' KINGS MADET6

, . _ORDEB. , -.

Glotliier,

No-

;CHERIEF'8. SALR—In .CbancerVJ . ol Hew. Jersey. I'etwmn 8AB4IJ .HAOEMAN

OompLlMnt, and*08WKLL O. PIK&3B !etS,ZD. ' .^donts, K. Fa. on lotedosnre. Iuusd April II,

By Wrtueiof the abOTe ststW writ, to mt dlrectei" IrlUeipovtosslo,atpnbU«tendae,on : , .

1411 fort IiecDtei~':".!• And lk&.'worknxiuiUkeniannor,' -mhlS-ly •

ew Brunswick, Bew Jusey, .ill tho followlnj described rareej of land and

rlS, Intliecounty of MlSlesex'an/Buie of Jlew?>W..»l»Ii AM [hot certain honss and lot situate on

re. T, Orokaw's BI00V, N«w Bransirlc*; bPinm streoL cornsr sfhotue and lot Ho. f l rnnlln«ma along lot H * «. «.J feet' to,the alloy: thence southaoni tnoalley M feet tftlotjKo, Si'Ui«nbeT.aBt alongot So . 8, « f » t to Plnm street; thenoe north alonj•lnm s tree t , l t f t e t to the place ofrbejinnlnj, b e l l emBaahouwKo.T; . . . , . . . . : . . . - ; . - - . : : . ; . - . .

•M, heredlUMtnU and api— or In anywise apjwulo

9. T . UowsirndTnr, Solicitor.'Haled AprlH«V18T«. v \

irUDaabe^tnere'tuito

BW.fllnrittn

A R I M Oeriitir dMoriptlon don* axjiadltUmily a t tbr

The, Largest Assortment In New Tort| ' \ --: City,;;. .. AT LOWEST FBIOEB.UOQPCT8. M.0O Of. ,'• 'VEtVltT-0A1tPETBrlMm""l2.WBODY, BRa63KL8, " l.TSTAeiSTHY, ' I >' 1.10 " '• , . - •THEKK-PLT • •« .- ,1.9J. " •« • -lHQBAlM(anWool), . « .«5 " » . -

IMC A.TTING8,PLAIN 0UECK8 MdViNOr from li cents per ysrd

n p w a r d a . - - - - - ' * - ^ • . ~* - • - - - r - -

OilClpths(an wldtluj, from M.oents per yard upwards.

IJPDOLSmt CIOODSi AT .: OBBAT . BAHOAIHS,.

BRAX, LACE CURTAINS from jlO per pair.QO1P0EB, from »"*> upwards. ••MOTTINOHAM, from U.60 upwards.Wlidow Shsdef, Hollands, etc., Heps, Ssttlnes,

Crotennaa,'Obintexea,uunpsiFruigea, Cqr4aandTss-sola In endku VirletyT " '__•''

LAirBRKQtflNS' AND CORNICEa'

Piano and Table Covers.

or at the "Commercial a*enao"*iitrali'co to'tht'

Cemetery. .. • ' ,

- ^ ~

EliasBnByon&Soiis

Dcalors ID all kinds of.

ALSO

GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED,

N«i. I§3 and 185 SUCta Ave.,

.;;'.; (oMdoor D*loW«Untreet). " i ••::'•• :f:l^ * t l i i i r t l d i i t em u n f r o m 10 to W peV

«iUl>lUlimMil;b«lduhaT

Coarae and Pine Salt,brass Seeds and Fertilizers.

myl5-tf . , .. .-,

-Âdjourned SUcrlfl'» Salt).'""\ f I D D L E S E X Circuit Court.— Charles,1TX Groves c t aL, Plain tiffs, rs. MmhlouVail, Dorendaot./ Special Jl. Fa .etc . ,on lisa.; Thosale under tho above stated writ.Hindiadjourned ti|^TJ

7ninswlck, New Jersor.HND,.BUGK«a^

EOKO. Attorney

BB1DOB, Orewnrioh, Conn

^.:..v.^^tp.; ;^:^:^^ iftKfSiili.y$K&l':ws:i5S&/^

OFFICE NO. 22 AJLBAITY STKEEl^

DAILY Every Aflorn6<m--\VrEBin/r on Thursday.

niiselsat JIUwoukee to-dayvT

'when sent by nfliiL * ' • • a " 'WEaia,T-r-iaviri«blyln aidVluice, *1.50 a

year.. UluWof.:ten "arover,' $1.25 each,'.ttth ft^py f#r Uie ^tt^fup-iof the glajsf

Communlca ionfl, of '•wiiafeVer. ;tjattin^;

p i ghas landed without opposition.

Dflfcers bFtlie: Gettysburg .Memorial" AJ9-sopiation were elected yesterday. • / _ • - •iHObfistopher ;Mcyeyfell, ftpm . x f r gar In Hoboken on JI°°day ? n d w n B killed;

Gov. bit h^'maae'-'aista'tamentof illsviews regarding the teniperauce question.p-I)f;:|jlBiâB;ieDteaqea-t«Sl4teiPrl8

A. E- GOUDON.

Thb;«ltis!en. BOMIOT ..has,not yet, lost Mshold upon the Imaginations* and the affec-tions of -the; people. Ten years of peacehave allayed the dlataalo for the'liomp andcirqumstahed of' "war, which at the clow'f

The animal of man was appeased ; liun-' dreds '<if "thousands ofmen' slaughtered "liytiio niiislieta'fUat ufca to bo coiisidcreu'onjy

Â'li'.pKKyymA; i>y tho' swordshtened for ornament, created

* brute '. force la. not the must 'admirable in.i f l

' ~lue!licai't-w-a3''Moo-tormvltii-griet--to4ako:

enjoyment jiiwhat Used.to lie to her flîn-hol'i'pf fialWi'nbd-ciilvalry, but which now:were.prelent'ed^to licrin tbolr naked selves as

•••* iiisimnients of death. But thai geiieratlou isnow past, 'and the ybuugorpeopiourogrow-Ing up with rciuiniaconuesrofc tlio war thai

. TaWttfliolrnJpatriptic' mcnioiiea. They reiii.•""of glorious battles tind-brave "deeds,-litic

•Puclr older, ;l'r|enda, pcrliaiw- themBclveiveterans, liay.p their fuud of auecdote. Tlu

_old liunian'ftcilug of tbo right of mightthe glory of victory, tlio fcrvur of accoitt

.'.pliulimuut, arocuinh—Tliofoforc.-jesteriiay ..tho.. crowds. of "BOI-diis% vtho , inar'lal i niusip: ..of: tho;'bunds,'proved a source of infinite attraction to thepeople. The display was really a flne'one/

• and reOects the greatest credit upon QenerudcHart, the ôniniaudw. So thorough asoldier,™ genliil a*man, must-neola gather"abnut hima force full of esprit du corps;but the succesafulIorgiuiizcF tbnl, lsncedcd

__ior the successful militia brigadier ia as.rareas well, nnood'.hptel-kccjier who 1ms to

- orguni/.o an-army of waiters. . .Ajid thefact—tUat;-Tuo-varidus..r.eginieoli)".lieKt,.in_sucb

good form and drilled so.:well, Is "ft xredltnot merely to. the colouols of. tbo. differeat regiments, but to tlie comniiiiider whohas general supervision, clinrgu and respon

Blbilily.J ,r V.' \. ' • ' . - ' •' •: '•'"'"in'tiinoo'f peaou prepare for warV la

au old adaue, and one whoso wlsdoin lias-been often cleuiuualrateil. A. republic on a" couihientêgnrate.ffom tho broils of ancient

cannot" afford, eTther"as"a matter ofecououiy or as* a niattcrrof morals, ,to keep

TstundiiTgîirmy. It is one of our gloriesthat wo,do not need one. It is one index ofour national superiority, aud of the political

or 18 months for conspiracy against anInsurance, .company, i__....,^^., ,/. .I A uoyiiampd jMcIlroy TOIS: kllled-lr^Qrain" on the MorrisJandEs»ex Railroad on

Jlonday In.Hobbkjm. . , , . ., ^' The Federal'CoiinoU'of Germany has In-vited tbo Chancellor to prepare n new billfor 'civil • registration's, 'applicable • td 'al lGeroiauy. {. ,_., | ! v .(,._•• v , v , ;v,\v'. i.- Tbe'measure' ot the : British Jllnistry torestrain tho' Bitualista 'threatens1 to' bringabout a 'coalition; of the High Church clergyand tho Liberals.; '. — ' Ti ' • ' "

The 200 hog.butoiicB of tho Jersey CityAbattoir on"'tie 'HackeuBack Eiver struckin Monday on account, of the dismissal of

'.In tho French Assembly the considerationjf the Coustitutionarbill proposed by thekeft Center, was dechrcd'urgcot by a ;ma-ority of,four.'. Tlio tuition was not iiiadc-

a Cabinet 'question. : .-.: .••• i.:• If the Arinylleductiori bill becomes'ft lawiwts-present -form,. npxt-Nc.w.. JYs«l''B_.d»l'.

"will"witness" "tbif- compulsory retirement tocivil lifoof 8 colonels, 8 lieutenants, a num.of staff oftlccrs, apd-B.OQO privates.1

Barik, Issued•WpteriSber 18, 1828, when ttonstitullo'n'. was -working' under" State au-bority, was received.., from' Fernnndlna,?ln;,~ou Wednesday mornlngbyS residentof -Newark. --It-Was' promptly redeemed atthe counter of tho bank from which it wasI s s u e d . * - ' "•• " ' ' : • ' ' , ' "

•^rhe farnibo B'liidia has atWiucd gigitntiopro|)ortlonB,:tbo BritislKOoyernnieht.unde'r..;aklnR the onerous tas to t .feeding.threo andit half minions of.'destitute people, ,-Yerygloomy results aro anticipated in. the faceOf tliis appalling calamity, as InJhostrlckehdistrict there can be no crop for. six mouthi

~rnnW. --,. ' . " —!r—"' ' - - "

Mayor StoWcy of Philadelphia (in Mondayreprimanded tlie'Lloulonauts of Police forthe flagrant violations of tlip Sunday lnAy,witnessed by- liimsol f during a walkthroughtho nialiv.Btreots .of. tbo city, fmost; of theliquor saloonB being, open. He 'siiid thathereafter lie would hold eacli lieutenant per-sonally respcnulblo for-llie saloons foundop.cn ou'Sundiiys In his dlslrtct.--. -,J.... _,...

STOSiS-'lJlEPl.OIl'.btlltyAUdBO^r^TSdWyd

a, \hd..champloH'fBhort tustabee podeai•trian, started,at 12.24,41, on Jlonday niorning injbo Elding Academy, at Twenty-sixth Btregt' and' Bi'xtli "avenue, to beh('." ifpobsible" MrrAVcston's-walklbg-timoat thoRink. Mr. Miilieh is somewhat larger thnuAVeeton, and-woighs .128 .pounds!... He ac-_complisbed .his first 10 miles without rest-ing, lie then stopped for breakfast, takiughuarly'an hour.for that, meal, thcn'bd.re-sumed his walk; lie was In good spirits andcondition, and walked with ease. At 11,50.43 ho accomplished bis 69th mile, and at12.02.01 bis 60th. When about half throughwith bis Gist inilo ho was rubbed down byhis trainer. His loft leg had begun"to show

preparation therefore must l)o of two kinds:a.training .BChool for ofiicers, : like?'West

~ Point and Annapolis ; andoiir'militia and— • HChoot and cniisinn ebipa. Mnt'uro has im-

planted iu1 tho Imniau aieatt such a love offorceful display, ..such, a regard! for. thosuperiority of one nation over anutber, inaTmaTthTCnrturally'rae'n^conKrefflite to drilland to..go through tho eiisy and.harmlessbut p'oiiipous forms*if war and take delight

• -Iu H.r-,Wbi;».t,hp. call to.ai'ms.unfortuuatolycomes,' t'i-pcrttneo lia* *Blipwn thaVovcnwhen wo ato called upon to light ourbrothers^ men wil| spriug- to the front; niu.c'1more against a foreigu.foo. A.nd in this

""""."respect"the tailitia is- ub educator. It;'ac-cuatoms tbOiyouug, m»a to.discipliue, itfamiliarizes him with the uso of arms, it"creates Iu him a regard for. .the beauty ofform.^nd the regularity of .Btrricd ranks, itrouses-ia blni:an.aui'jitlon..lojbo ucuuratu-lrrknowledge and efheient iu the practice ofarms,..The militia,- tlicn,-so.-.;of ton. sneered

" •" In - tbU~vio vr,Ttliai"of rhn•"educator aud_ pro-Lvenlive of abaoliilo rawness jvhen necessitycomcB. And if uiilitla. force in. neededa good one is needed. ' WhaMs worth dolugat all is worth, dbllig'well;" liiiii doubly'IB

." thlstruolnso gravcand-TCsponsiblc-a mat--IM'-aa—prcnariniriii fnmat.itmal -dafente.• And iu BO far as public parades foster re-

gardfor militia and^giyo men a -.desira ;to' orgauTze""aud''drilTtuey'6"iigL't to be 'encour-'aged.

In the Senate on Saturday a ' report: was

ell, exoncmtlug hini; "lbe; c'onfiidcrution—.of.bilU.fromahe_lUlitar.ymCi)mmlUeu*__wa3

proceeded with and, a .large, number werepassed; thu'resolulfdnof tt'd'iloUBc, dis-agreeing to tho Coufcrenco teport ou the0ufrencey'Vbill."--wa8 r;t>refiepted; Mr-.-Ed'raunds*opposed the appointment of a newCoiifercnce.Cpnimlttcc, :aud ,Alr-.- Shcrniai^favbred'su'eh action';..nftcL.a ^discussion, anew Conlerence Coniinittee ivns ordered,

, '_lSto 1 T ; I _ _ , ^ I _ ^ . ._ = ^. 1 1 . , . J ' ~.',i-''•'•'•\ 'Iu lhe\ Ilo'lise; after ' cons|]*aWiffloi!

Commitl£o/on rthf1.Jloiety bill was.innde;ihe'BeuaieomenduientsUycrcivptcdon-wlthiout discueslon; and a new Conference Com-

108'tc*.146, and a new Conimittej ordered, 198 to481 tho_ Sundry Civil Appropriation bill

" ^ h i d d i I i 3 t l ' l b ;lktnfrto abolish1 ihg'ci'iU -Service —

'" ;slou was pending'wheu the Bouse adjourned.In tnVfleriate on '-ifemlay iir.- ChrVlenter

reported Boveral 'bills from the JudiciaryCommittee, I.which: w.cra .disposed of; ;Confereuce Committee, .was appointed b]

_. ' the ..Geneva Aârdîll; a,dchato^q6k placeeirthorbill—forthe-remSvaFofAiauses-fromState CqurtSiitd. after «cveral<iiuiendmenwhad bccikvp'i'ea on Iho'biilwas passed; tinconferenco report on the Baukrupl hill wniBUbmittcd and adppti'd-, the Postofllco Ap-propriation/ bill was taken up, and shortlyafter "the'BenateradjpDTpetn' ^'' '* "A '•??.:"

•~ ^dndry 'Clvfl-Approprialion bill.- -was- resumed; Mr.'Butler's Civil Scrylcer-amcudment wa|';ameridea:",and adopted";-a lon|dhscuBsibn toqk place onj^motion to Btrlkout tho,third sectlon-oftithe bill;in,- regardtp^biCllioctWlDdiiiufcliiimi and'it'wn'sfinally agreed to i-"n crranipg Bcssipn _w-held/'UntS-iioi bfetoatj" of •Irnportanco jw

.done. *...: .'". '.'.'A debtor' '\('hoT7itted WfflF'SffcfSn

creflitdr eiglit'!prbmi«BOrjr notes of 'ti'AI'lehcbv payable on the first'day of >!.

and.dlrlded the.debtilnto.«iiiaiiipor'tl5ns tcto save you tbti''shock - of 'iosin'e' -H f'hl( ' iil08CCjL.- , , -V- ' , . - . - - - - - . - - - . ' • --••-•-•.:A-'.

" iJuutneynJHnr-uic fl:B.iDiiiirjeandaougIi,i h C W b l r t V h

C:nb:lfog3tta

ai.—uiSiiii ;„'btccn Carllst officers liuvb ibeen;shotiutlliyi'.';:.::"!;^!-**".^;', ~-.ii\'\ ' ' ? : ' "'"'

-•-.--'' -^ - • • . - . - - " • -a ^ ^ J i ( f c - x-_,

Now .open'lor-. the season. Will-tie conducted 48 aTirst"-6laS|'ilciu»S.~ThdTlot5niSbeou • rufurniflhed rand, mueh -Improved, ~ Forterms

resldeneoj J plot.—Hbiilclieap.-'Apply io

"E," PRICE,. rtfrain aiid Neilsou

r^J.2;fAS8BY»haa openud-tbo^ and will use tlie beat uf h'a-jmueavors tosupply ladles and gemlemeo, farmers, warel l d U t d t

ligns of. wqakuessj and cb'nslderablo" swell-Inn was noticeable. Prom Ibis timou|i tomidnight, tho process nf .rubbing.liim' downtv«B repeated quite often. The whole dis-tance was traversed_uiJ-23 .hours, 12 miu-u i e s j u d j 2- seconds.. Weston's time wasbeiiten by five minu.teH. " a

A spcclnl dispatch."from-Dos Molues,;owa, says that John Johnson, a tailor, fiOr'enrs of :dgo, was found-lying iij( tho gutterlhe(ifijiSiinday nlgbfiWlth biB;faco-:down-ward.' His skull was broken Iu, and Illshead was -gashed in a' frightful' manner.Near the body was found an envelope cou-taluing'a piece of paper, ..on which was

wo have, killed, and we will never be takenalive", liobbcry.is supposodrto have beentho Incentive to,. ilie.Jdecd,'? as. the victljn'swntcb arid pocketbook were gone.

''Harlfprdifa'afllicted wUh!b.a8f-ba)l.oii thobrnib.:":AccoAling'tothe'7'imes| "onlythe'churches now remain without a base bullorganization. All- tbe dry ...goods..shops,sellouts, corner'Brbcerips,-inBurancb olllces,banks and city gnycrnniiint depariiiieuts areat it; and clubs arc actually orgaUry.iug byalrccU'.': Even tbe.ynungwomeu are play-ing base ball. , Wo arc,now wuiting:to hear.from --Hie 'nialhlr'l)e IwrnrT-tliB1 Pro'ipatmit-Episcopal Club and the Seven Day Baptistn i u o . " .. • .:••.! ; t!y> ;-.:-•-. ••:•' " - ' v a ^ a n

. A Jersey City woman, resolved to poisonlier husbfinu'a dog aud \voni«iirIik"o~.l5Jlitanother womau, who of courso-iold 'othere|ill the man heard of it* •, Upon his rcmon-itragting she calmly knocked him senselesswith iichnir, and. is no,w inja]lKwhere thedogs won't bite her.: j i :. '- j i., )'

*. ' .—A-physlciad of skill and experience-says a

mustard plaster ahould never bo'mixed withhTitHvntcrpbul-wHli^lhe-wblfo- iltegfja j and..when so prepared does its duly as aeouiiter-I i tatS ' i thouLrpducing tlioa|i'gul8ft pf ttu S L p p d g t

llbter, as in theold;methods

HANDSOME1 1

.Un\ oil.'tlie banlss i»Mlib KarUanf'Avltbni*thi.___.:tB-(Jf the-eiiy ot XcwWumMckyTvithirroatr *«fJ

mlo from KndrJadiDepot, (Jo-'taliilbg bebreeafour and fivo^-icren j»L groun^l, gTUc g'o'unds

pniaiiieiitul-StifubbdryiVKIciWcrt'-'ctc \—

-Large-and: CoBVcnieiitr

jjjlQ lODiriB,; With a l modern.Improyij-VIows friJm -|hii'-uOuso viiiy flxtunded,

nnd no'oxcoHcd near tbtsci ty— -Hurrouuiilugsplcasuut ond'flttFactlrfi'.^'Fibo largo - lf?t ., ,

Cairrisge d"StablestC*L HOIIHO and • all necossary outhuUdingB

Inquire on tlio promises, noar"ing. ofthoproiiHetor; ortttH-AC Q<> of "A. m. to AY, \T Albiny iBrunBwicic^N.'J. v t-^- .* >, ...

Will be sold at public falo on, tb(Livlugeto'n «.viiiiue)»M|i; lqis 16 BUil ]

ftt 10 a. m.' theground. - •••--

-fltnn'dJng on 60 acres

;. Tho gram lab'gflvy iinri or

\ Tcrma ijash or approved. no|c;, .• ..^ • , ;

i For salii-the valUobleSrKilfti-' N. E. COB.'fTSR OEOUOB; »nd A t B i N C fl-'Sp j - rom,' " «», dwolll gn, etc., withJnil •'"r-pi g

aion i io pec ccn

with JmmfdlBl«xenialn opon 'ttia

41 N. Hel. uvenue.-PhllWy at oneo uuon the prumisea;;'"ji

- . . . . ' . . : - • • . . ! • '.i.' - < . • ' : '

to

EUROPEAN STEAMERS.,

To Europe for $15.Th« Poor: Mai's :0|>p6Ttunity7':; TI1E E1C1I CAN 00 ANY TIME• •' "; -rurcimso your. llckilU |iow, a8:thi) Fare canrnot-reiualu solow-nmny days.—Apply to---—

$15 H.•. TUtES Ollleo, 22 Albany', "J

street, orathis residence,. 18 Richmond strcot

Calling at Queen8to\yn,' Bailing.fromNeiy Yorkevery Wedupsiltiy and Satiirduy,1- iliia' from '

Liyeriiopl oVery,Tuesday and.- aturddy- •

Rates ' t>fir jSteerage , _I^td(fe^ ,\:.uôw^^tl i^nvôi)l33uefin^Qttu, . .

UliWRU£, I>6ndonaerry,;' I ondon,. Cardiff orBristol. $1 A. -To New York froiiiLivorlJOol,-Cuccufltovvu, Glasgow, JjOtfdoDiierrj', Jôud

ftraifi-oiB^toi; » » 5 . ; /,:••• 5 4s* ;u <

j&i

Cor. George and Church Streets,

NEW B1{UNSWICIC,-N.-J.i n e i - f l n i •' '•'•••••• • ' • 'J •

Further Keduoiion

T.O , AUDFltOMJMND INI) THE lobsT'lkiiNT: :

by the splcnillil atc:Lnislil|) of Ib

Rates--%% -Lofljci* ilian;.'Sby any

pABIN AND STEERAOE.:

j For pnipiiiirtic'cctir'for passive from JEiig-

o u t w . a r d j ' | l p p ( j " lft\l 't'i\ J i i . l A ' i ' . s . l ' . - i [ , 'ii. *

dîa fElfterg9xi; &-: po.,BANKERS andJlROKERS,

CoivGeorgCmiidChurchStreets, New Bruus-. - * - ;, • wick, N . J . •-"-->, - t , ' " "

Moiip " Drtifts:.oniEi|glnn.q ,aiid 'Irelnnd forwile nt; the'current riites.-. • i v i i j.)ne4-tlm

Steam bet-ween Nexp York

MOUTANA,""" V" VNKVADAjl " ' "

-' WlrfCONSIK.'t ,' ." UAKHA-TTAk, • ',. 'II)AHp,. ..-,- '.. .,.' ,.DAKOTA. ,, - -.,... ,

; .To Queen'stowo, Liverpool, I^nflon, BHstol, Cnrdift,blasguw, Beifnat, Derry/Uambiirg-brHoVro,1!^; jiru-pBld to New york,î«T."ro' 'Antwerp,1 HqtierdanijAmaterîami Hirllnjfohor OrbrittigenV$2T; prepftlil to'Now York, $31. To Copeohnffon, Chrlstlnnia, -GuLh*rnburg, fltavanger, JJer)ji-n,_priinihelnf, Manheliu or

• lioml'tftncofl to Qroat Britain. Ireland and 611 Mrtsor.Ueruiaiiy. -Apiily lo',WILLlAM:CJt_GU10N..i.fl.liroad»oy, l f i» York, or'JpUN M D I ^ i i y , SOB Sill-ton BtrOrit,ITewHrunawlclc;N. J.'- " ..-•; âp l^ ' y

' rijll-poworcdBteaaia Adrlaitb Kepubllc

nrk a)ldXlVeri 6ol. .JlcW.lina rijllpoworcdBteaaiitpHj Occnnlo-'Uiirmflnlc •RaUla, Adrlaitb, Kepubllc,rtannlo,' Celtic, Oaello. 'fiflUlpgJrotti TêwjYork .onltItrîay^ from 'Liverpool on TTiurwloyR, calling at

-hiBr

Cork iforbor i-flcli wny* From tbo White Stnr rock,'" ' "u-rry. Jorfley Cltj'i--Pa(»8(ing:er:acconiniodar

all daeftes), unrivalled, combmlig Safety,1 •ri~HfortV^Bttlo'on,.8tat8*p6on(9, tfmoklng-

•rjtnirm In MIDHIlll* -pfitlnn, yllero.i motion U foit. Burf-rona AQd BtowtirdfBBCB no-i-iaay theeoStentnore. Outward JIawa—Saloon, $80I, anil return ticket, (140 gnlil. Stoernse, i-m cur-«y Th jM? " l hlnir to ncn*i for frli'nfti lr >ni thn UM

Country can now ubiuln BtCTraso propaid ccrtlflcaten-,182 cprronoyrVpasien-pra booked toandfrpm ttllpartinr Atncrlcii, f-o-Parls, Hwjiburg.Korwdy,1 Sweden,In-Iln, rtudruKiv, Ciiinn,otc. DrnlUfrum £iu|>warda.

" - • - » — J - J -•• MfnforBiaUon bplyiWway.NevrTorkI, Agent, or to

at tbo Coini'ony'fl OHicts, Mo. l

A. F PHOVOST, 13_4 WBILB-ON1 BT.' " NewBrunaillck,N.J.

NOTICE

tvil

Prif. Garland's"Mtfsic Storeill be closed fromi5"to7~prmrand open fromto 8 p. m. every tTening untUSept. J.3upl5-lwda\y • "'"

SARAH and ELIZABETH HOOKERill th'alr homo on Juno 8, 1S74, without tho

_nOTTlcdgirTif-lheirT)a rents;—Any-W-rmationcspecting them will bo thankfully received byheir parents. AU parties are'forbidden toi&ihor them under penalty of the law, . '-.-

" No. 4. JANE WAY'S ROWi >' * -- Wyckofffltroet.NcirBrunBwlck, N.J .

OpporiikjpIIyV

1 F o r Sale-—A Grocery »«uu^

_ -Hz a'goodTun.of ^rado;i Horse and Wagon..icluood jn the sals., Keaaon for sclliDg, illheaHhrofpr6Bent dwrierV ""•"' "* "• "!".",*'.'",t Apply to ROBERT FOSTER, No. 66 Bonjer-

no ARO, sis;!.•.!>:,!••• •'.! P U R B i Y .• I* :, , : : - ..^,1 ; , ; ' . i l i . ' . i )• .

rrREDUOTlOMSiTO

••>,- ', , , 1

jtf, you'wish to adorn your heads v;lth sbm«Ui ng- iliut IB Hovel, attractive and' liatidHoiiicyOU CRll (1*>6Q rUOWfTiMytBtoel^-of-- :r-.-^'.v - j

HAV,

IB ltirgc antlVaKpil and the' prlqefl reaaoiialjie.

I\r1 rs!;A. A/ DONNELLY;

hoa^juiit necurcd an: unuBuully 'larye stbekoft l i e ; Y , c r y . tl • •,.-;, •• s; -,. •_,,, ;, , -..

I'—/ Latest Styles Qf Millinery ,•••and cliOlceBt Novel ins of the seafioh, ntid willoffer them at a*tonishlDrjly.low-prices.*. -; i--,'.; , TRIMMED HATH, 75c. to «". , StvHsh nata,uiitrinimed, at 37^c ' ' New Spriiig I fewera," 12rents n spray.' Oonie and inspect my Btoc K rtiid'-"•••uwJH notTRO ?dway dlsaat ellijd. Wo study

a : r e c o m n n d T a t c ;iing to the purchaser and the' latest."atyle.

DYER., ,.-...."VVouitl respeqtfujly Inform._t.•,,,

-- ... , .tho'public a t , largo, that he ; 1 ..

J_i j ' . :_ l ia8 ojiencd/tbd _:i.. : : . , . , • ! . / / : >j;

, ':•"* C6l{."HlluM'XNb

". ' • 1: >Vliere Mcala will be served • f-..._-.,...* a t ' all-liours 'on - the -Euro----..'..

• '"••• p e n u p l u n . •:.!•• •• • . ' ' '

Oysters in Every Siy!e.. ' i _ ; • • • ! . - • _ . ; , . • • • . • • - i ' • •• 1 •

.-"Taylor's Celebrated Ale,'

bale tluti femalp help^ at.-.T--^V]for those seeking employment.

e s wplaceB;

Jpo8-Cm

STORAGE.I : , * i V ; - t. ." .'". .')• .'•>,• ill-)• 'Lois 16 lot'for Storage; f6¥rthe Siimmerraohtbs, at reasonable rates. ApP'X ^° BLIAS

i&k JCotM: 208 Burrifct

1 : Inquire of UKNRy^McGlKNIS.-Milltown.'-; myU-lmd'. ' • •- - -_;

TQ Eent JOTJ Lease,i;'--O-f

, ANG OTilElt OPTBUILDINGS*Iwltb lnr/ê Gai'ijetvand; Pasture jGrouudi.at-

u i i t t don Hai-doube^cuTS .Uarn couUilus BUIIB for four liorspH,' largetern of'WOtori cow.-house, hennery, and theparden is illled.irith fruit trees and small -fruitIn abundance ; ; £7; •- > . - : . ; , . . - ; . ' '.- '„

, * ' V • ' - ' • " _ ' • ^ *

Altjo,""c6riier'"lot""oii" Albany", ahdrHuiuerflCiBtree.t8, noy*u'Bra3S*"* :". ;' "i V.fT.',, i ' ": Call 011,* for tei-nm, ct? , MRS. GODFREY,10 Friiiil'h Htreei, New BriniKWlek, N. J,'-- a p l M m ^- - • • -1. - --, - - - - 'j.

ASa,le.The pro party now owned and ocoupied by

Situated on the oornor of Throop" avenue ' andHedainud Btree't/ _ _:_- - ". 1 " ..; '

Enquire on tbo premise. : tny24-18m

F o r hate . •That very 1

No iJff'D^NNlS STREET; on* paay Terms.

"• fintjid ro"' O7i~t h c"Prc rniBOH. ~~- '—trii *tf;

BOARP

Ai $4*.S6* b»er Week£nqulra of

felO-Tr ,..•.'.;•.:...

—-ffiu ouisn,...-.,.... .N(i, OT Oourao Btreot..-

AGUE. Drawn Irom the .Wood. -. r "OtJunU

ow Oriitiawick, N. J . '

IBS

, This RiMtiiimlut Is eli;„acuoniiaudjUon of the ]m|illc. .t .

!-: . ' • •.'/ ;.'.•.;•• --,T••;•. :• f.v.-, ,',• v / - . - , : ;v•• , : !'•'

Sorvidil o p in-thc best « lyle, w i

•;rjadleBP;nii(l Guntleiinin'fl ; ' '• " '--'*.' J

.•'Satdon.GonAccWd'.': biPe us-roall/aii We gilnrantce,td (riveisatlBractlon;hi " ' ;

•' junlb 3my ,

153 George street.

GO TO' —7-7-:

look's,-,i Churoli StlPor Satina Sun Uibrellasr

Sonii>thlusr Now for Now Brunswick 1

. , • : • • • • • ' • , i l ' ' . • r ~ z ~ r : < • , • • • . - 1 - ' ' . . i ' -

IMPORTED ffAVARUN'.,''.:/

t f G f 6 BEER^

Under

charge. junVBina ••

Hviieritony bV'fodndI every 'arllctfl in' Vs line;of buflipesa, Buch aa Broad, Caltej FieH.-etO, ••-•

i n j - l O ' l n i . j '•*'•*: •- •

r,—-Tbo olBoe of— -7- i

DIHE "SAVINGS BANRhas Vpcnrernflyed $p Nd.V.IBl .GEORGIE^ST..[second floor). Honey deposited now will drawinterest from July 1st. .•; r : , ; . .,;,(.:',. I.ylo' Van Nuis, President. Mjnacora:"Robert G. Miller, Andrew K. C'tg-well, WiUonMettler/" Lot! D; Jajfard : Adrain Vehrieiile,Benry DeUart- -Warren S-Hmttly Secretary.

\ ' Wilson & Reid,CARPENTERSr.AND!-BUILDERS.[:_Shop.: vRear.-National .Pank.. (entrance onChurch street, New BrunBwclt, N. 3.• Al| kinds pf J.Qhbing.projpptlyiitlendedtoup-on application,.Ina.rtTioro9gb.and.^'urkmanlikornannar " '. ' ' - "'* jne4-ly

ENRJC WILSON. • 7 .'•-'.n!'-. :173H*- F.BEID.

SATINA SPN UMBRELLAS,

r v l

I COOK'S 7 CHURCH STREETS

NptiGeofDissolutiort

this day dl 'solved by mutual eon»ent/-'rheooBlateita'nhfjillnds of%••&;'CLABK,ouiiaBf6bk,:N; Jjjfordblleetlon. , . „ . > „Bound Brook, June*, 1B74.; : Junll4t'»1

-• NOUCMJ tiint the follow I rip letter from R. B. Coleiuan.then proprietor of tho Astor Hotiso, wni written abouttwenty yt'urn ugn. Tlio 1'ILLS Btand to-dfty aa they•to'-d then, iho only snre ami ccrtnln rt-mwly lor Chtllaand Kt-Ten'-j-Tliercontain pitltIi(rar*«ii(ciffM(n'»oor ttwrcttru, nnd tlio eyatonl Is li-ft In a soiud andhuiiltliy londltinn:

"ABTOI: HOPBB, N. Y., December Vth. 1H54" "CiriRive r>.l>Bflili.K'ui~"/>^ni' sir —Twill notda((i) tlio 4500 ynn nRrfi1*! to glvo mo If your ur<ilcluodid nut cure taot'halnf> Ntilllciently reiiiunL'rated by aperfuct recovery. I waa tioitblcil for 'eove-al inoiiihawith Jflundii-a Fovor nnd Atfuo. V YourPiuji perform-ed a I'l-rft-ot r-MTU, and I ahnll recduimood tliom withperfect confldcnco In all cufecn of a etmilir cttarnctdr.'_ ^Xy^y-y°,urh~—. ^ K . ^ P O ^ M A W - '

FOHNALI! OV AX" ~J u n O - l m - • ••

TUB fjuiniijer has come, and til tintnre looks pay <Now tlio bolk'8 aiid l he beaux (loo tliolr Haost

onS loAvahT* onloFAvlUitBrokiw^Murraj. :Fcirtruo fittlnir fe'irancnts ulitcli '-nk coi)imo II fnitt--To Ono Hundred «nd Sixty-Six Nel('on t-trcet fn>.;'Twlxt Illrafflftriil Uhrtfcif dtrtStiTyouîS't faU'to seiTim Hor«; 'tla lust Joeing tlio Old Kim Trofl.Huoh n Bplenill(f O88i>rtmfnt:«fpvor)ililny nloe,:Fi>lkB wonder t ucli poods win b • gqt at ll|o price.Tha1 *;rlt<teiiica4 la. liax/atiM round Brunswick 'Hi

. . - b r u i t e d , ••••.• : - . . i j . . f : . ^ r : ; , ; , • • ! . . ; ; • -.. V - . .:There's DO j\lnoo In town wboro so well you'll b0 aulteu.I'll now eay.no mort3,.'or.a word,to lUu wlio„ ,. .-IB aiitlleltint; Ono aixtyBix they'll patronlzo.

Ruigftrs College GrammarSchool

REV. ABRAHAM TITOMl'SON has bceiappointed Kettor of this Institution ia place ofProf. KelUy,;rcMgneil.: -Mos t 'o f the teachersnow employed have bucu enenped .for t he en-finlng year. A full corns will DO in . reftdineâat the oneninij of the Fall Term, September 8.

CHINA,,-GLASS

îivei-Mated-WareXTPOPUZ-AIlPRICESr

French China Dinner Sols, HO pieces, ?27 fOfeaSetrWileeeB

Wold Bund Tea Set, « pieces,:E l l h D t d D i S n

S 00Wold Bund Tea Set, « pieces , :EiigllBh-Dccornted-Dinnor Sen , aSS-|ic».,- 45 i>i)-; " . " . Chamber Sets, '•> 0U

5IERIDEN•- BRITANNIAiCO.'S.CELE-

W. Rowland,PATEBSOff BLOCK.7]mil8d«w—;—; — - ^ — " — ^ — —

Diesenreite- & Hinsrher• j ; ; . - f • \ i | ! • ' !> 1 L' ' f\ ' - " " i • ' • • . ' • • • ' . ' 1 • ( « • - ' • ! ; '

wonldfoapectuilly inform their' cuBtoinerii'and.the'public i» general that they have removed'their place of tmsincaa from 27 Albn-iy htreet,.Where thev hail tho m sforluue of helng burnimout, and* their temporary placo opposite thoJBtatcBank, to. •'<'-*:>•-''( •;-,._ ' x

"'..STREET

(near Nellaon). •• , '

They beg fortlio patronoKo ° ' tliolr old cus.loraora iindaBharcri'om tho public. "They willdo nil in their poiver to satisfy, by giring strict

(of theli-own make),

JREPAIRING, UPHOL9TEUING,' CUT- TING- AND MAKING LOOSE.:-••::•• . COVERa,' ana . cVSry-' ' '

thing In their. . : •' line:- . . • '

We havo secured Iho patent rlKhtformanufac-lurliigHr ~ J Z T I S

•which Is 'cbnBiderad tho beat'und moat durableSpring Bed niada,• .They hard «otdi.l«rge-i4natftIMMoftheiii'alreidy; • ; ••».•" J ' . . . - '

¥fti wl iVo Banpy.to show and explain the raor-

All Kinds,of Fnrjilture Hade

CHjEAPSTOEE; n CBVRCH.S1REET, ,=' * . ••"'Now'Bmnpwloh, If . ' J .

Pother'sWrc3iork Ghed p ^Stdre;

: . : 37, CHURCH BTREET,- : . . l

...;„ , •: :: New Brunswick, N . J . ••'*.

Great'

STRAW eooi)l,I-; STRAW GOODS,'8THAW066l)3.":

;Wehave"3uHt recokedlOO" uahes.of Ludles'liBHCa1 and Childron'a. Straw Uat», in all' tbe

leading shapes. • •*5 cases Palmetto Plata, trimmed, 50 to 85•ntH.; Sold clsewUpre at SI t

BARGAINS! :

liARGAlNS!.

' '•'• •' 'BARGAINS!

IN" EVEBYDEIÂRTMENt.

IJErAHTMENT.

NEW YORK CllEAI^ STORE

IilBBONS, FLOWERS.

' UIBBONS, SLOWER?.: ' 'BIBBONS,' FtOWEHS.

' RIBBONS) FLOWERS.

Our Ktbbpn popartincntjB_cqnip|ete with al'tlfelTewlurd nidat Ueaifable"1ibadeFIoTUoniieXSush and TV mining Ribbons, in plain grograta, £[uiro and Kuman FlaldB. V - .'

aos/Bitr,

Juatopenmg two cases regularmado"ladies'Hose at Sfic. pair.

••,;•'' ••'•• .KIP oLOVES, , ;

• . . KID0L0VE8.

e call, particular" atteDtion tq our QI-Department . . .

f',001 pnlr Buperllno bent two-buHon KidQlovoH,at.'J7 contfl. ;.Ever.r pair.wriTranted.,.J-Wcglvii-a'uotbor-palr.for evijry one that rlpnor tears. - • , , , . ' t

B MURCrRO EM BROIDERIES,H 4 M B 0 R Q BMBROIDERIB8,- '

HAMBDRQ EMBROIDERIES,. H4MB0RQ EMBROIDFRIE8.

a B s o r t m o n t o f K ^ n b r o l d -c r i e s a t i h o . t p w e a t p r lcDB, * •••-•; '; , ; . , - . .

Poster's New. Ypfk Cheap *S'(orr,New Yorjc Cheap Store,

10 YorU Cheap Store*

INKN-HANDKERCHIEFS,— .~~.;

LINEN HANDKEItCHIEFS,-—-—----LINEN-HANDKEUUHIEES.-1,001) dor. Ladies' Hemstitched. '-\ Cambric

Handkerchief* at tie' Lutlios' all linen Heml ! t h r r T ; - 1 S - "

O u rUlj^fJorejli aiid^BewedGornnd tiojored," at50^7h w^V^?1*;set eyer offered For tho~money."*

LADIES' UNDERWEAB;

LADIE91 U N D E R W E A R ,

L STUBS' UNDBRWBAH.

Our undonrear is alt of our own manufacture,which we will offer at prices that will comparefavorably; with any houso in tlieUnltod States.

NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND,NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND, ' / ."

NOTIONS OF EV£RYJIIND,.NOTIONS OF EVERTKIND

Novelties Received 'Every Dpi/.

Just received 50 d.oz. Lace Barbel, % 1-2 and8 yards.lonjr, frym 05c."up. l '"' - h'

. . . NoveltieB lu r ;.

Ladies' Silk Tics and Searfo.

Wo also ko?p • Aill assortment of•••-—-

GentsFurnishiiig P codsat iHibera|'disebiin"t.L'''. Y..~~^~~.?.-..'.. '.~

Orders by mailprDniptly attanded to.. : ,.-.-:!'XndioB ivlll do welt to give us' a ' call and. ex-

iamine our goods and prlees.' • V ',' . ' '.''*

_ ............... .. . . . . . ..... ,......,,..,.,. .,t .. ... i'-:-''V.-. •

WeTimes

Alpaca8&

At prices ranging from 2% to 50 cents a yard.Lower grades, I a, 15 anil 20 cents a yard.

Glace and Silk Warp Imperials. . . . . . . • . ; - . . • ... t ; , . . • , . ? . . ( - .

00 to 75 cents a yard.

Louise; E^lloggFigured and plain Silk. Poplins; 75 cents and \\

»-yara,—-—-,—-J^±—p—;^^—-~—:—

Black Cashmeres and Grenadines' / . > l . v , ! : . ' , \ ' i ' V ' / v ? '.-,'.• ' . • ' . . W ) • '" 'BLACK ALPACA, 25 and OOo. a yard.

.':__JEJnflslSilk .Chaui..iiDUaliiiO-ceuU..:.i-.

; Pongee' Suiting and Colored Mohairs,

~I'oplin, Ibc. apard." ~

SHA\yL?, :BrjlT8 AND WRAPPBHS,

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S' ..UNDERWEAR, • •-.-.best aud cheapest lt'nowu to tho trade!

HOSIERY, ULOVE8. /TLE8,i:COn8ETS. AN0 NOTIONS/GENTS' FTJRNISH-

QJG GOODS. jEANSi"COTTON-ADE8,.TWEEDS AND „,

5^18, 86, 80, afi'fCD.'is centB. andjlt'aiyard

SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS,blifached antf uiibleacliodj of the very 1/oyt11 " ' makes. - ' " *•

SUN UMBRELLAS

PARASOLS,chl|dron!8:!M} to SO cents eacb,l ladies' 75 cents,

\ii..te:,llil ;:ttand.up.:;:;,-;u::;:- .'";;TABLE LINENS, 25 cen'sto »1 a yard.

Towels,Crashes

and NapkinsjdWIjS, OWIMKDS dl

JACONETS, CAMBKIC8,

MARSEILLES and GRASS LINENS

r For rcrtl BAKGAWScall upon tho

Ward Brothers,IS Church Htreet

niylO-lmdaw Now Brunswick, N; J,

SUMMERJRY GOODSJames McDfab.on'8

Ustoundirg Rfiliiciioiis in PiicesOF AIL KINDS OF DRY GOODS.

'Great ;BAK(iA!!}M3:.<tt. (Ue ivteii <4j^««;«l

DRESS GOOI)S,•hlch wo hayo in endlcHHrarioty, and ip prices

which runge from Id 1-B eta. upwards, in all thenow shades. This department alejie is well.worth a visit from our lady friends. , .

BtACK$1,00 upwards. We. have juat Increased ours t o c k o l ' ' ... •:•.'•;:': 1

;1J.,." ; : " ' ' 'S~/Z

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SniRTINGS" Ml); SBEETINGS.Everything reduced from i5 to 25 per cent,

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'Pill* flSSprtn'Pr* 0^ Ihpnn trnni u pnnnnl hf mir.pussed for style or quantity, in. prices rangingiromU5.ct8.-:upwards.'— ^ r:t—-

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JACE SCARFS •' AND ' JBows.Fliio Hrulery,XadieB'-Collars,--Fanst--Vo!lings,Ruche foriiock,- etc^ctc., 'all at prices waydown belowthe real Value. : ' '

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ftt 3 o'clock p. m., i t the Cotirt Ilotti^.la thodtyoi" .New BûuiwlckyHew JerMjr...' c ""

dU ttiU o-rutlo tract ufjsiidvid pqtnlHa,biffelher ~with the BUble uid other ouibullJlriga'and .flitureitheruon, ilivate, lying &nd bvlntrln the city of-NawBrooswlclc, In tbo county of Mlddlewx and Bute oN J w beginning n tho northely elde of ilamBrooswlclc, In tbo county of M d e w x and Bute oNew Jorwy, beginning on tho northerly elde of. ilam-Uton street, tx % point, where ths vtiterlT' lins of

junes Bogui's tot itrlkca tbo raid northerly line olHamilton itreat: ttitncfl running In a northerly,dlree-UantlongBiJdBogui^ line 101 f«t m i S iDchw, "ntdre or leu; thenoa In a north wptferly dtrcetloa -•tinfclonfl- u ld bopuTa cMterly Jlne SS.feeL, mnreorlesa,'-td tha north wtiWly Oornur ol F»!4 bulldlnj. nborodeacribwl'i tbenoe e«Bt<rly don; the northerly wall of.iBiii!ibl8.L8.feet»ndflinchei, taotp or lean; thenceaoutherly tlone tha.en»lerly.wii]i of »*Id sublft .43 fe»r~md9inohes,morfl0rlMa;lheawcmtwlT 15 le«t atright anglwlfomUitcoarMj'tiiehononUierly and atright aoglca to Uimilton atreet to tba northerly linothereof: thoncd westerly along Hamilton itreet to the

ltoa of beginning. >y '•—'W'/v f*i,',-f *..-.>.,..*• vTog«thur with alt and singular Ui&ae^DdaoCi right,

tit !o and Iniertit mim; ô u d outor tboaameT" —Belted ai tho property of HOUKKT N. WOOD-OKTII and taken la execution a t t h ' l t f i l ISAIAH

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WANTBD.—Men and woman to work «thomo; |S0 to (60 p«r »t«k [DO capllil

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is, Philadelphia; Pi.. , . deoSMw

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\ : l*eniisyivania. Ktsllroad. .8Jt, .WEST.

Trains leave NoArBrumwiolc as follows: .A M. Fasi Line,

riabarg PitubuM. , j ^ x c p f e S u ^

Uurriabarg, Pituburg, 'Ulereland and thi. West, with l'ullmsu PoldOa Curl through,

trilbout change, to Pittfibtirg, Fort ffoyn' •" " • - • • o l t i

from Neand Chicago, und OolumbaiLouisriile, and with PrslcrYork to PlUsburg,

ifcl? P. M. Cincinnati Expraco, dally, for Karris.tmrgr-Pittsburg-end-the-West.-^mth-Pullman

' Palace Cars through, wtthoutobange, to Pittaburg, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati; 81

: Lonisand Chicago;- .Tr'r::— rv: ~8.19 P..il. EriiMall, daily, ejcopt Sunday, foiKri

to

tJC(Caiio,'with Pullman Palace Car; ODSaturday

Philadelphia only.: f

M t T P / i t Paolno Express, daily, for Harrisburg,Firtaborg, Cleveland, and (he West, with Pull,man Palaoe Oars through, without chwge, to

' Piitaburn, Crestline, lor t Wayne, Chlcagiand Indianapolis. , - -

for Baltimore, Washington and tbe South, at 9.62 A.M, daily oxcepttf undny.mthoe* KultauiParlor Cars, 4 U8 r". U.'vUh new Pullman Par.lor and Bleeping Cars, and 10.24 P.. M.dallywith now Pullman Palace BleepingCai

• attached.For-Newark and New York, • 8.08, O.HO, 7.1",

7.48, 8.J2, 8.4S, 11.55 A. M.: 8.00 and 6.65 P. M.Sunday trains, S.OSand 10.86 A.U. •

••- For - Elizabeth,, 8.<I8> 4.6!, 6.20, .7.10, 7.46,8.B4TV58, 936,10.30. 11.85'*. &.: 12.65,8 05,8 41 0 OS,7.47. and 9.00 P. M. Hunday trains

' 8.il,.5.¥5,10.85, A,'M.; a'nd 9.00 P. M. ;

For Rahwayr 8.20. 7.10, 7.46, 8.S2, 9.45, 10.86,11 66 A. M. i 8.WJ. 5.55, 7.25, 9.00 P. M. Sun

, day trains, 10.86 A. «.; 6.88 and 9.00 P. M.For Philadelphia, 1.48, 9.63.10.45 A. M; 1.47,

8.14, 6.06, 8.19, • via Esiuijton, 9.46, and10 21 P M., via Weal Philadelphia., Sun

- day trains, 0.18, 8.19, 9.4V 10.24 r .- l l .For East klillatone, 1.80, 4.85, 5.60 P. 5£. .Cor Lambertvilln and Flomingtou, 10.45 A. If,

' • and 4.85 P.M. . • •' v "•

For alt point* on Mercer and Somoraot Rail-— . road at 4.S5 P. M. • . • . _

For PhillipBDurg and! Jiolndore, B.Jfl 1

For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, 8.5f----- and 10.46 Si. M.j.1.47, 8.21, 4.82, 6.14,

8.19 P. M. - -For Freehold, 8.25 A. M.; 8.81 and 6.14 V". M.Leave New York for New UrunswioO.OO, 8.00

A. M.; 12 noon, 8,8.10, 4.80, 6.20, 0.10, P. M.," "Jond IS night. Sunday, 7.10 P. 11.

j o r further InTdrrnation seetime taWes, whichcan bo had at tha Ticket Office.A. J.'OASSATT, D. M. BOYD; Jr.,', ' Otntral Manager.- Hm. Pau. Agmt.'•' . "t.iv, JACKSON,••- Otn'l Suet. U. R It. of A'.J. JHt.

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The Conservatory Concert.Ooo of the finest aud.most select uudicn.

ces that over assembled in Masonic Hallwas that of last cvpnlnfi, on tho occasion

. of the complimentary concert tendered by. the pupils of tho Conservatory of MUBIC to

the people of New Brunswick. '

As the concert was a complimentary one,given by tbo pupils with'tho Intention ofdisplaying thclt. progress—which .was re-

markoble—in classic music, it wascminontly proper that they should have tbo right

..•_r_.;...-. .of phojeojn.regnrd ..tp_the__6clcctlons;. .that• they might tho hotter exhibit their qualities;

and not sucrilicc these to the especial enter-tainment of an audience that had been as-sembled at the'expense of tho Conservatorypupils. . .:. : •' .'• .- . . -

It will therefore bo understood why there' was so much instrumental.music last even-

log, aad"why'the VocalHsolectltras^Vere allIn Italian, which is with, musicians thelanguage of music.?- - - * , •

_____ JTLt OTertiire, with which the concert ber

gan,--was-playcd-on^two~planos-by~four-~ ladies. Tho piece was yery difficult, and

required tho "exercise" of "great" skllr in ' i ts. performance; but it was rendered in such a

i—• manuor aa'-topiause. The same ladies also played the

. concluding, picê together and on two,. piouos. ' ' , ••• ••• -

To. say that the"puplh succeeded' inblending exhibition with entertainment isthe highest compliment we can bestow onthem for,their proficiency and taste.

If the programme had not been so long.

the close andjach presented a.flancftas they rowod back to the reepectlyeR O T G E R S ^ _'J4t tho close of; tho fonr-oared race 11

spcctStora :"were' trealei3"^Lb :iatuV; race^b'itweon tho followiug named.gentlemen, stu-

'-vTcdayls the busieotday r'Of_J3omn)IUSai j c u | n [_ j{, • ^ •• -5->—:*•—«-ii-"—•'niejitweek..vYeaterd(p8therowero-no' excrciscs at tho college, tho only1 businesibeiug'tiio examination of'some CO appli-cants for admission. t Some few of Jliemhad to bo re examined, but all at'lail pastedthe ordeal and got in. Only "a dozen oltheBO aro'destined for the 'Scientific courseand the }few Yorkj>apers Impute this wit]some reason to the prejudice of the Jersefarmer against scientific culture and tillage.This is not . a s . I t ; ought .'to; be, 'and 'pitaScientific School 1B !worthy0of befter paronage. .'."We below briefly "sketch tlievents of thiB morning.* ^ ' ;

TUK ALDMNI. MEKTINO.

At nine o'clock the Alumni gathered Inot very great numbers at the CollegeChapel, President Van Cleef (RovrDr. P.D ) in the chair and Mr. H. IC H6w actlnas Secretary. . Mr, Edward .S. Vail thenformally presented two portraits in oil to beadded to tho 30 or 40 now on the WHIIS oithe tlhapeii The portraits we're'of* MiiSophia Afltley Kirkpatrlck and of Rev.'Dr.Brownley. The memory Qf the former necdfno reminder to' our readers, and' tho faclthallt'wafl by a liberal logacy of hers thaithe Chapel was built makes it pecu]iarly appropriate that ..hers ( should, hehe, only portrait of a lady which adorns the

walls of the .sacred ddincc.--IIqr~ pictureas been placed in tho most prominent po-ltlon next to that over the pulpit In th

room-^namely, in "front of. the organ lollThe picture was copied by u.Qermun artisiof*Now York from,jp,..onlargemeut,: ot. ismaTi •duguerreotype*Uken 20, years ngiabroad. Mrs. Kirkpatrick' was peculiar...innot.. belng-_wHUng._tOi .8lt_.for.^H6r...rplcrture, and this was. tho only :portraitixtaut j she was " prevailed upon tolit for that only on account of: ateenfriends^ Tho picture is tolerably well exe

however, the audience would have beenmuch better satisfied, as it detracted fromthe merits of the pupills.who camo last, not

extension. • The only gifts during' the pas)yearhavebeen of 600,volumes from thowidow of the; late Trustee, Rov. Dr.

h r-nnsn nf any Inferiority on their part, butbecause the lateness of the hour made theaudience weary and prevented the appreci-ation properly deserved. ;

The rendering of tho Instrumental part ofthe perrbrirlanco"wa3" very "creditable -toperformers and teachers alike, ' but the• • • • • • - ' ' ' • • ileaso t h o a u d i e n c e bCBt.

Suydam'j the latter sum teing used for thepurchase of current periodicals. TheTrustees will meet again'Qarly to-morrowmorning. ' • vi.

" DAIMTAK JIOATJACTO, .,.,.. -_

ThoTices "this" mbrnlng"^we'ni~ witnessedby as large and most sppreclatiyq a group

libs Woodbrldgc, in the "Cavatina," and

by Mercadante, displayed voices so similariLBoundJLnd.volunio.thaLltwouldiiave.beendifficult to have distinguished between them

—; -hnd-tliey-sang the-eame-plecesr-In-Roman-zo, I'liho pordnta,"by MatUe, .Miss Mul-ford"dl8played avoico soft .and sweet, parrtrcurarly.hoticbablefofpfeclaibnihlraihlngand smoothness.

The Cavatina, " II Giurameuto," by Mor-d d d i i l l l B i

faultless manner.—Miss-Helen'Parker, daughter-of ~Qov.Parker, was very warmly received. . ';;'

------ .\^.Tho'iayp.rile'of"theJ_eyening,-howeverjV' ' was Hiss* Oarrie.'Miiiturn, '.ivhosi!.1 appear'.

. ahce was the'signal for yigorous-applauEo,"•"• indicating.that"4ho'.audien'C6 we"'" '""• ed with Jills.lady's talents. '

•_ • His Excellency, Governor Parker, occn-pled a .private box during the entertainmentand expressed himself at its cloao1 as per-.

. fcctly delighted with the concert..- - id ..V ; ' / i / l i PHOOBAMUE-MBII. >: -ir-"---

Ouvprtnro—Zar0i*r,4tlenil :,....:.. ,......W*iThe Muea Jlonn. y,:Etmeiidori;:Yoorliees utd.': ' • Van KtfOUeUer. , :• - .

pur river. The first raco;was between- Mr.Bayard Neilson of the Karitan Boat Cluband Mr. Wm. A-' Van* Zandt of Rutgers

ihelts.—•Eacb-of\ho~con*'testants started'off in flno style. Mr.:"Neilsotr'BOoir-pbtalncd—tho—lead^wlifcU'he kept throughout the ectire rabo. Thotime made by the respgetivo Lonrsmcn-wasas follows: . .

N. B. Neilson, 10.21) ..-'..,.••'_... : ;-W. A. VanZandt, 18.22./ ,

"The course was tbe same asTtliat pulledin the semi-annual races -,of tho llarilanJoat vClub on-Jriiursday'laat. Air. James

• \ V

CtTatiu O f iMlsa UIHe \7otxlbrldge. -

rutn Sfliuta Op 40 No S. Mlsa UIHe \7oxlbrldge.

Monnstto—Trutn Sfliuta, Op. 40, No. S.1 " .-MluUanb'b:Btatnl>T'. :

. . FanUsfalpO&lloor-^-AdBjflo, Alltgro, AniTaQ.t t a ' ' ;

pt t a o . . . . . : . . •.

'

AnTaQ..;..',';UoMrt

. ' Ml»a MM7 Oorwla. , ,BomnDZA—li'fio liFrdatt:..:..;-.;".:'..,.i,,.- -,u>»tel

' . - , ' . ' • . • • ' 111.1 MaryO.Mulrord.' • • 'RoauDcelUlianne,... :..:..v.,.'..0.MavQr

. . , - ' . : KlaUuuleV.Tapplnr. '"-•TaU^B flat, Op-! 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ../......Ohopln

. .. Mill Jennie P. MODMII.. •Aruv—Leonora.. Mercadaute' Mill Sana Boa..TalMr-6j>,.Si,iro.

Mill B.'i'"L'. Bi'noBy."".'

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t... Chopin

[ondelsaohoCiprloelo-Op.W .Mi',:, :, V. Mr.Chsri<(V.Petto. '.

, . " PART II.— .Civatina-iil clturtinento... ' . . ' . . . . . Meroadtdte

. Hlsi KmtnaE. Batr&n. 'Odorlcclo BriUUnt—Op, 8 2 ^ . . . . . . . (Me'ndaliaojin

„ • t\ •', iflMflnpWeVporboei." , 'Grand Concert Ari«-rInMc«-.. . . . . . . ' . .Uonde'Mohii

U i u Melon Puker . .. "Valae Brlll»ate-O|. .u!..';- • •• Chopin

Ulu Usry A. Pefflarflit;Jarantelle. ^ •;,,,., „,.._.., - . . . . u B

Theme et V«ri«Uon»—In .atamau -de laCttoronne ..>...Anber

UIM Carrie UlntnraBoundi from the Alps

Mr. Otto Oaltner. : ;aenOijniAnlraan ..Euhe

Mlu Jul»r»taar.Saa-ilarlaPadllU.. SoDlzelta

The Hluei Roe mil Woodbridje.S S o t t K t b e

- - Tne UliVn BonMy, KlmMnoryfYMrh'eYtaidî;;~ Van JI«nucUar.

'—The ladles of the Pitman M. E."Churchbold'a strawberry and Ice cream festival

i to-morrow evening.

Brownley was formerly Professor of Liiilguages in the College, a position ho after.ward resigned to take tho place of one otho - pastots-of tho'- '•- Collegiate' Hcf ormedDutch Church of New York City. 'He yvas

warn} friend of tho College. To the pres-entation address of Mr. Vail President

iairpbell briefly and appropriately respond'

'lie Alumni Association tbSn-proceeded toelect-oDlcers for the ensuing year, and Kev.Dr.-Abraham Browning oi• .Philadelphiawas chosen President and H. K. How,Esq., re-elected '.Secretary. Tho AlumniAssociation ,thon adjourned until noon, whenTudge Laircmore of tho Now York Common'leas beech delivered a long and able and'ery woll written address entitled "Pro;•reasive Humanity." A eynopsi81.bf' thisliscourse may be expected to-monow, asha address was not concluded until half)ufit oue. A vote of warm'thanks washea made to Judgo "Larrunorofor his ad-Ircss, and a copy requested for tho archives.The Association-then adjourned to dinnerin the Geological HoIITand also to 8.31^clock .to morrow morning.- Among others.ley. Dr. Ormlston was present at tholectliig. ~' ~ --- . . . - . r-~-

JtEETU.Ta OF.TKOBTBKS:

The Board of Trustees met atlO o'clock,•ith a tolerable attendance, Including Hon.iortlandt Parker,' Hour" Johrf"Ar l i t t ,ion. 'William A. Newell and others'." Theialn businesss'transaotcd was tho award-ig of honorary degrees; the fortunate per-

,—howover,- -wlll-not-bo-uanicd—until•>-morrow.' 'An important- resolution wasntrnduccd-by-Cortlandt Parkerj—aud~CBjvled, that, vigorous measures bo. at .once

7 Io enhrgo and improve tho Library.This is sadly seeded, sliice in the new andspacious, rooms ' the shclvos look ex-ceedingly empty. The arrangement, h o wbvcr,"u1ider~ the"supefintondenco "of Prof.Atherton is so scientific and thorough- thatif thousands •, of • volumes were.'. added

no new arrangementB would be necea-sarv; and thia-libiamiJt-eanitfale uf unv"

.0. Westonandllff, i$

^ judg6"for"3Ir, Nellsqijandllff, i$llll».m: $$&. ;Jr.i:.BCtedj ip: theJame capatityi'fpr Mf.'; V&2ana[ti: JmDayid A;' 8torer|WiM^hoaenjre'fereetV- --; ,j. \\j^'Shornif"afterwards the' ere w ofgers Boating Association madol>their ap-

-In—whito-Bhlrts—and-red^capa.pSome little time elapsed before the MysticClub! took tlielf posltioD, dressed. in wliitGshuts and. white caps" ' Both- crews wereheartily applauded us they passed under thoAlbany street bridge. The names of theoarsmen,of the respective crews were OBfollows: ••'•.. • > . .

MyVtlcs--Bow,", di ;'F." Beebej "No: 2,Douwe D. WilliairiBpn; No. 3. Daniel E.Tuthill; Stroke,Edwln B. WIUiamBon."

NdRutgers—Bow, Frank N.'Aiidorsoa; No.2, : H. A. Hendrickson ; No. 8, Isaac D.Vanderpool j , Stroke, William Vf. Schomp.

The judges were Mr. Clauaiutf Kocko-feller for. tho^Kutgeri.crow .and Mr. Wil-liam-Evans, Jr., for tho Mystics. Mr.

>avldW.s£orflr-acted as referee. - ••! -•'-At the word " g o " both ereWB started in

flrst-closs style, with the Rutgers crewslightly in advance. . ; , , , , '

Tho Rutgers crew pulled s very fairstroke, hut it did.'not cbmpnre withtho,

y yMystics, which soon gave them the lead andenabled them to keep It to the close of ther a c e , y : • » - - " '- -•'•-—- : :

The course was from .the Albany-Btreetbridge a mile and a half up tho rlvor andrEturn.'' The time made -was as folTowa :i-

^lyftlb^CTIûJj^MaSggS^Jg: The time mode by each. crew. :w«s "con-BuieredexcellehlcoDjiaerlng (he high, windwhich proVBêdnt the time of the race.;• Neither crew appeared much fatigued at

Biti, C. ^M-. Price, 8 r i Warren,-.8. M. Woodbrldge

The racowas from tho tow.pathjuslabovolite Albany-street bridge in astroighilUio.aoroes "the, river. .The race forclbl}reminded the pootlcallylncllBecLportion oithbspoctatorsof-ithp-tbree-wlstmenlbtGothain "Who went to sea'in a boat." Althe. contestants succeeded to upsetttog thetubs at different point? ott llie course excepJlesbrs. .Cbrtelyo'u and yaneway. ; The rpcbetween,'these gentlemsirrwaa'Vyery^cloBeMr.'Janeway winning by'a feivfeet;" 'Atho close of tho race Mr. Janewuy was pro-sented with the prize, he "having provedhimself better acquaintedjyith the washtuthan any ol)ier'student In Rutgers College.

Altogether, tho entire sight was a yeryeiijoyablo'bne, ami the spectators dispersedvwi|h,thp;. hepe.that, there are ',' many;morea-cbinln'I"

• , -,Out of 80 who promised to bo prcsen

but a dozen apiicared at the table last highhen at 11 o'clbc'li the i;c'liiss' of -"'71, now

hero to take their masters' decree, wereklled' : to ' the- festive; iionrd.<; But -• thosepresent contrived tobill, of faro - was

get happy. The. certainly unsur-

passed, and ; '71 i can honestly vouch foithoâbillty of i lr . 'Johnson of the NewBrunswickt Hotel, to get up a gamo supper.Mr. John W. Couklin presided aud madethe opening address; aud other speecheswere made'by Mr Bartonj Sir. Devau, Mr.Merrltt, Mr.'William H; • Lawrence, Mr.Joseph Fischer and Mr. Berdmo.

r : - - - ^COMING KVKNTS. - - , ; • ._

At half-past three- to-day tho meeting o!he literary societies in their respective halls:. At half-past four ail address by RevDeWitt' Talmnge of Brooklyn at SlasouloHolj^' '_' ' ' ' ' '

Al eight o'clock.this evening•',(lie""JunlS

At midnight ttbe society suppers. •'At about the same time a great cremation

ceremony >yill. take place on the-CollegeCampus, nt which the Sophomores inmourning attire will proceed'to burn a hatedtextbook and preserve the ashes In an urn,to- tlie Tnoldpclioly Bo'undB of- wailing, themournful address, and the memorial poem.

At 8.80 to-morrow, the Alumni meeting.At 9 tho meeting.of Trustees. .At 10 Coinincnccmcnt cercmoules.At 8 p; m. tho'FresidBut'B lovco,'".;--^

. r THE HltODIIBAl) PRIZE. . ' '

The members of-the Comniltteo appointedto determine as to the/merits of the compot-itors for the :Brodhead classical prize, worepresent nt tho examination iu Prof. Cooper's•oom.. on. May .19, 18T4. / Tno following

competitors appeared, yiz.: Epuralm'Cuttor,Perry J. -Puller," Alan',"Hi. Strong.and JohnN. 'Wyckoff.. After a strictêxamiuationupon '* Porphyrys 'Isagogo in AristotelisOrganon," and aûusequont examination ofthpI.tlnMnusOi'liitSj'bolufr. trdushitiphs 'into"Greek of, Section LXXII of Hamilton'sLectures on Logic, tho Committee, whilerecognizing., ono excellence, in one. competrtor and another In another, felt themselvesnablo to make a, discrimination, whichlight oven' seem to depreciate tho • high

tandard of., scholarship which each of. thonoting gentlemen, exhibited. They ofterhe fo l lowing ' ; , . . . ' . . . ........ :\.,,.':' '.-

Resolved, That wo cnunot do the injus-ilcej-whleh-we-wbuld-necessarily-coiniulv

y q v ^ p p . 7 y fliesc competitors, but, take.great pleasuren pronouncing- ibo- grade of their -Greekichola'rshlp, under th'e able tuition .of Prof.3oop6r,'so high, that,wo1, recommend that,lio two prizes bo united, and divided equallynongthem. Also that the four theses, be

lound together aud.deposlted Iu tho collegeirchlves tor preservation." . * •. •...'.."...;._ .. ;._.'..E..-:!T. COKOTN,...,. ' . . .,.

• ' • : • . A L F R E D STUIIBS,'.. :''.

i. J o u n WooDmiiDaE..

This was a nioBt' sharply contested ex-imimrtionJ__unrl1_jiclying—on—epmpotenrtuthorlty, wo liavo(iiQ.h(;8ttatlpn in' savinghatitwas equal to any contest that hasiver taken". plac»lu_anyAmMlcan college,[ndetd, the examination,-both in the dial-ulty of the matter, which theyounggentle-uen were required to interpret, and. in the:haracter ,of the Greek" trtutsiaUdns, was[Uite equal to that required for a fcllow-Mp contest at Oxford or a graduatipn1 testit Berlin.—The- difficulty of Porphyry'sIntroduction to Aristotle's 'Organon is wellknown to acholaiu ThiB. the jaaiteatanlS-

eod-and- explained:.throughout;:wit(i.(TniBtnkerandranswored^scarchlngrqueBtions-

mccrning the 'leading portions' of theAristote l ian L o g i c . .- '•" "• _ ^ .' ••,• .

Their tramintlon into Greek was oho-ofbej!,qo.tlIcaUectures^)f.Sirt.W.iiliam--lIamli--)n on "'Formal ,L6gic," which..1 consists In.scicntiac statement qfEuthymomq figurey q g,nd MoUeîntersilersed' wlth'*eplgrauia'"andloetioalextracts, tho.latterbclngturued Intolie'appropriate Greek metres.. . To beof the

niber^-of—the-oontestantMor-the-Brbd--icad andCoppor Classlcill!Prize8forl87iis

ihorJhatflnySokoiarmight'cortTho museum at Geological Hall Isfull of

'are curiositiep, nrranged :tbis year for theirat tlmo.for the rt'cerition.bf,visitors;K . ' l;

8ddkJ>eal& aj-an-dged cittzenTT^News\.was sentvifroin Wilmiogtoni Dei:,

ils' morlilng' «p u[nE TISIES to'tho effectiat an elderljTffiui[~inrtlI"fiedl.tb7ua3'>comei that city last week, and1 endeavored to

loll small booksaud pictures. • Getting out>f funds.ho applied at tbo polico statloriiorodglngs. .His cpnditlon.ibcbomhig'.sbmc-;?h'at"alarmlng,"and ashe'dld not make'him-elC known, ho was .removed to the alms-lOuse, where.he died, the same day'1 (Friday

•ty.'\ From papers found ijpbn hlui it wasascertained that b e ™ ' an aged cltlzcu of

as,the Intelligence reached, us wo'com-lunicated with ' the family of th"o deJ

ceased. It was tho first tidings they hadreceived of his whereabouts for some time'past, as^lately ho"was in'theTiabirof goingway fromihome contrary to tlio.w'l^hciiflf.its family aud without indicating,the dii"ep-

tlo'n ho would take. Mr. J.' Holsoy'.TcrrlHwas nearly 70 years'of age, and has rosidodIn this city rhost of his life. He wasn'tone time, we believe, stationed on BtatenIsland as a minister of tbo Gospel; and had

fore his I death, He , was also, a, strongemperance adTpcate, and Was at times' en-

gaged In circulating temperance publica-lonB,' and has been for the last 80 -years an

occasional contributor to; the local press.^ ^ this

tate and portions of New York. |

s. gr«»t ccirlojl'y; among onreople to hear the JnMlee .Slrigera. Pro-imBmea can be bad at Welhi'drug store.

•The SecondtotV spla/which hi

^rbke|ipiao8;iiiHer^naiswlcfcjrittithai memory ,'of ?)hei' oldîP Inhsbltaiit'oc M r t p ^ j ^ a y s ^ T T S ^ M n f t M ^ d i d i j 'in the midst of our Commencement festiv

Brigade, in point pf numbere and in military Tjf,'excellence, eurpasscd tho most sanguine anticipations of alii ; ™ ..',.•.•...: The"day'w"aBhlosf too'hot to be comfort:able for; inarcbirigy,and the Brlgado Com-mander, Gen. delfart, consulted the tesl

necessary •exposure' to. the broiling rays ofthejun by.dispenslng wJth all the evplutlimspossible j but, notwithstanding this precau-tlon, there.were a few coses oi sunstrokithough noi very serious.1 • ;.•.-,'',-.11 There were about 2,000 men expected,but the number reporting for dirty probablexceeded this number by about-600, ancame, some from Elizabeth, Rahway, Xm-jjoy, T/renton, Pialufleld and other portionsof thefltate. . .'.'.. y. . • ; ' " ' " [ ' "

Tho first detachment of the brigade arr

•Ived on the,9 o'clock train from Elizabeth!and continued to arrive, until about noon,proceeding, immediately after reporting nlthe Brigade hcadciuarters, at thO|May6r'fofBcc, for duty, to Grcer'a Hall to. partakof tho collation spread by Lloyd Souvlllc;When ,th!s was concluded the companiesthen marched, to George Btroet and stackciarms until the hour for forming the line. ,

The horses connected. with^ the cavalryand--, artillery companies (about ten car(oads altogether) were foriged at the Morrlistables, in "Peace street," Immediately afteithey arrived at the depot.' " . -' ,

The brlgado commenced To form onGeorge street about two o'clock. Tho or-der of formation was as follows: ThiSeventh Regiment, Col. A. "W. Angel Incommand, ocoupying tho right of Hue, withtbo—rlgtit—resting—on Livingston- avo-1

nue, and succeeded -respectively by thiSixth Regiment, Col. and Brevet. Ma-or-Qcneral W. J. Sewell commanding

Third Reglmen^jCoKJV.Âi Morroll com-

DuBois. commanding; Battery B, CaptainB. D. "Fr6nch commanding;"Troop" A(cavalry), Capt. J. A. Engel commandingTroopt'ByCtytr IrRouner'commandingr™

Iuimcdiatcly after formation .the brigadeprococded to Livingston avenue , andPowers street for dress parade; and were re-vlewcd by the Mdjor-Qcneral commandingthe National Ouard. .-.-. . '

Tho order of marching was aa follows:Brigadier-General. deHart and- Staff;Brigade Band; Infantry—Seventh, Sixthand Third Regiments and Fourth Battalion';Artillery—Battery B ; ' Cavalry—Troops•A-and ft T-T— •

Upon tho conclusion of ~ tho above cer-imonies -the Brigade passed in reviewjeforo His Excellency Gov. Joel Parker andBrig, and Brevet Major-General J. B.Mclntosb, TJ. S. A.i near the Inlcrscc-

m of1 Livingston avenue and Seamanitrcet. A Gpyernor's salute wfts_.flred_by.mo qf tho batteries on the ground.

The infantry, with their beautiful uni-brms and equipments, and their rifles spark-ing in-tho sunlight, tho enlivening martialusic of tho bauds, tho brilliantly attired

>fflcors aud their gaily caparisoned horsea,he cavalrymen with their drawn sabresind chlvnlric bearing, mounted on fiery (?)itceds, the moubted artillcryraen ivlth theirong, red, nodding plumes, with their horsesmugging at tbo lumbering pieces of artilleryind the equally cumbrous caissons and theeat of the parapharnallo, all presented a

icenc,.a3-thcy-marched- past- the-Govcrnprr

which seemed - like a grand panorama tomany of tho spectators to whom such thingswere nqw.

They did, nevertheless, present a grand[ght and marched splendidly.Tho Seventh Regiment, which held tho

[ght of tho line, presented the largest com-any front, and demonstrated themselves(Orthyof tho position they held in tho•igade by- their excellent marching qmLj emalnliI'ouciency hi drill.Tho Sixth Regiment also presented^ fino

ippcarance, with tho exception of one of;h'e last companies, which marched ashough they were walking on. eggs andlemed afraid of breaking them. Thisimpany also dhitlnguishod itself by theirpentino manner in which it wheeled.Tho Third Regiment fully sustained its

reputation as one of the finest regiments inthcTState. We noticed a largo number ofcternnB amon^t its ranks. Tho now armsif—Company—H—ivero-WijrT!cmspIcTn!uTmd were. ..handled creditably to thoiompany and regiment alike. Company

conducted>itself in Buch a soldierly' mnn-er_througlrouLtliO-parndo.thot.No\v Bruns-»Icd' can well feel proud of it. Capl.IontarvopiB£~Eieut7"Slunn and 2d Llout.Itrong are tho officers of tula company.

-ThOj: Fourth -Battalion,-which-followedio Third - Regiment presented about ,12

lies front to each company, and marchedrerywell. .•-..-• -, : , : : :

Thore.was only one battery of :'artllery hitie parade. ThiB was Battery B of Trcn-nT^whlchTOeinecTtirbeTJartlciilarly uuCpr-inatti in the way of accidents, as four of;s members-were- injured at''the"clo80 Ofho paradl;—one of them ^quito sqrloualy—yjh'o.hQrBca aUnch'edto-t\yp of the cijissonsking fright and running away.' The nccl-

ient occurred at toe depot. Each of tho«8Soi)8 had four Ijorscs attached to themithtwb drivers.' When, tho battery nr

ived at the depot it was divided, onelotachmentj^conslating .of La_ piece ofirllllery and-.palsaon,, ,8 torses andindJbn0'half of>;tho moii;;were stationed oneorgo street on the college Bide of tho rail-ad, to a'wdlt- tiie arrival of tho train,

while the second section was stationed onho-City Hotel sldo. Tho fpur horses at-achod-tothis colBspn:too,k"fright aud ran

as far as the railroad, and then turned sud-enly, as through; to ran "up the track Tn

lie sudden turn the caisson was upset andc two bind horses thrown with tho riders

violently to the ground..n. In the efforts toet up_one of^tho rider»jiamsd.Qjbson. was.njnreiloEout'tbd head,'andnnother named

Kaufman received from one of the horses apyero.'feick on tbo nose, Tlip horses got

up, however,,and then started jh the direc-tion of. the; railroad" brldgo, bul turned andan ,in between the ticket office and theIrelght depot, Twherb ..they_Lwere.. caughtThe crowd almost Instantly wore scattereda every direction, when the horses started,one curing to, hazard their lives by gettingn front "of "f6ur~PPwerfill horses. Thcsoad scarcely been,caught whon the four

lorses-attached'tp;the^flrst.;-S5ctloD, andifalI6M32SpppsHe^3heJ,C01ty; Hold,

Btarted;; tearlBg;' arbudd V'at; a aangcrous/ate, breaking-off -the; tonirae shafla up

lo»itto= the'carrlAgivfaiia, then,throwingme of the riders BamedGllIj injuring htm

yery eriously abojit the kidneys, $no_ o]the horses stepping on hldj whjlej^lnyl'oirjO'-'-'Kiouudi""!' ETo" tVffil' tslccn'^.Hoi0tb^r#dtlTW>âm«^^Bp1ei!tir,^^nr^receiy*d-a kick Initlie "Calf/ftfj;t|ie'*leg.^pt^FTCnGh^h^^HnmJ

the battgry, saU^that the-parties wfurnished snehyhprsea knew tjiaUheyi.weriwild and;, unmanageable, and\ that theshoiildrbe biidrosponslblbtat the'ajicldEttiui.The Jhorses c'sme with the- b"att%y\frbrhTrenton. f>\' \ , , ; , ,v " *~:^\/f

one of tha members of Tropn.Â.jiayingbad Jtiis collarjhona- brokenlby Jalllbg .Ifeotnhis horse/; This occurred In thoWrnin^sJElizabeth beifore the troop had got abdan;the tram, and was caused by, the girtbreaking. . . . , . , ; , , », '.

The parade • was dismissed at a fewminutes before six p. m., and many wereon.'their way homo before seven. •.•,;,'.,'";;/ . '

A banquet WBB given 'In';th,e'. evonlng'althe City Hotel to the. dlstlnguisjied vlaitors,who included the Governor and.'staff,Major-Gen. Mott and staff, members of theLegislature, and, Cjther_guesis o f . q j g jy Gen.;êHart is emittedi to jraiso fprVthefllclont manner Inovhich the parade 'wasconducted throughout.' The d ithe brigade was very flno. ,""

Lieut.-Col. 11. W. Weston,*the Acthig.Adjutant General, Is also entitled to credilfor the skill bo oviheed In executing ordersofthoday. ; '':.

.,;, larihor _ _ , ..—Reading matter pn first page., • :

—John Jack and Annie Firmin,!'Salur.

-There Is a demand for tjekets for theJubilee Singers' concert next Friday evening.

—Services in St. James' M. E Church onSundayopcupyonlyiinelhour'stimo.! ' : [' —A. rare opportunity to engage In tuigrocery.trado is offered in; our coiuinns tod a y ; • " • " . •

—The Jubilee' Singers are superior (o anycompany of tho kind that has ever traveled

-rStrT^J",' Îrov'er, who now. resides _Plilladolphia,' advertises' his vnludblo^ coraei('n thlBntyJ^forioie! ' •"* S~7" ''-" •''

-^SarabandElizabeth Hooker left tholrhomes on Juno 8, and their parents desireinformation concerning them.

—There Is a great demand for tickets tihear tho Jubilee Singers. Thoy will havi

•owde^hoiiaff Friday nl^lif ht." Mârinlr

H a i i . • ; ' - - " ' ' - ; " " " : - : : ^ : '• : ' • - " ' ' • ' .

—Prof. Garland's music 'store; Zi 'AlbanyStreet, will, untii.'Bept: 'I, olo'so at'6 p. m.and bo open In the evening' from 1 to 8o ' c l o c k . " ' • ' • • < ••••• . , ' ; • • ;

—A communication bos, been receivedstating that somo glrhi.aro_hUno_babU.nfInsulting ladies along tho streets. Suchconduct is not only unbecoming, but issufllcient causo for arrest. .

—Eearny Ppst extend' an hivltstlon toall soldiers, and,jailors to.meet at KcnrnyHall on Wednesday evening, at 'eight'clock, for tho purpose of making arrango-

montsfoif tlieReunlbnTt WtoSou*ron" July2 2 . ' : _ _ „ : . . - . " . • • • • • • > • ' • " - . •

—Cut flowors, bouquets, boslceU of flow-ers, etc., at D.H. Brown :&j Sons'. Theyhave a fine assortment of cut flowers, andare prepared to make up baskets, bouquets,etc. Smllax and loose flowers for ladles'liolr, moss, etc, at No.' 20 Hiram street.

Mro at the Hosiery. .An alarm of flre was sounded yesterday

ftcrnoon at about four o'clock, and it wasdiscovered that a shed belonging to theHosiery Company was onfire, origuiathig,

Imd been lying "outside of the building' tak-ing fire from spontaneous combustion. Thojulldlog was burned to the ground, but the.oss will not .reach (200, as It only contained

rc wrote, wed for cleaaiog the machlac-In the • other buildings, which are flre-

iroof. The Firb Department wiis on hand,ut could save nothing.' • : ; .

IneHn-tlio—K6W , Jlrunawlclc .Post O/lloe un-claimed, for tae weoit ending, June 18, ISM:

LADIES. . , • ' , , . ' ;Bnrdiall, Lldla D; - - . - Joroa/Marvbarman, Mrs. M..J. Lowe, M(u Emiljr3«rr6H,lirldi:ot . llycr, Mrs, Irabel 'Jlark, MillTlllle Myors;llluMartha ' "Joilun. Mrs. ' Kelerson, Mrs, MirlaJraltfrMlai Margaret-Wj—-KynnrMn.-iJoaephuift—ilMrt.Hra.-Manr .' '. '- • Suttlrai, D i U A f . ' . .'ry, MlwBarahB. Woula, Mils Jenals

Young, Mr». Ann KUa • • ' '.QKNTLKMEN. , : _ . ' ' - : •

Brown, AnguitUA Bi . BlohardMnj J . N. :

Ju.'hlng. John " ltoach.Hlen&rd'Iberle, Jacob - _ lEyno, John . . .Launor.-tTobiT"" ' ' '"r 'Bmltli, W. W. '< •* ;

Mueller, J o h n - ' • Btelle, B. Frank" "^nderdonk, L. • Van Deventer, J . 0.I'Kelli, ratrlcltff),.. Voorheei, Potor 0.

' '•"•••••• White,' ThomasWinter, Millblor

• : . r -r.. JOS. K..II9HEK,;P, U ; : :

Rice, Henry

C1TV ITKMS.

BTHAWBEBHIRS AND'OHBAM.—The ladles'Joôperative Society of the Pitman M. E;liurch will hold a grand strawberry and

co cream festival, In the leeluio-room of;hc churQh,"T!pn Wednesdayêvbntog^Srune17. Come and enjoy a good social time,ret your money's worth and encourage tholadies,— — - — 2t—

—It promises to bo a rare and rich'treat—the grand concert by the Jubilco .Slngera

Siv is VGnv MUCH tho offspring of ph}6(calII health, aud fccblo etoniacl.9 During one,hird uf aur ilmo the prodessos of'digestionroust go on in bur bodies, and If the stomachand buwols aro n.ot wolI,vloUiing Is ncll, _Xobrf fl> Bjieptltf)»t j bUimlHernblet moreYtVLf/dyBscpsla Is too foundntion of fevers ana riiBgascait tho Hood, h\ir,skln anJkfdnoys DyspepsiaInvariably yicKla to the virtues of the vcirotablo[ngrcdlcntB -contained 1n that great punryor ofL L blood and restorer of health, D B , WAI KEH'B

AUrOItMA VlKKOAll BlTTEns JUU1J-4W

Stelle & Grant,HARDWARE

HOUSE -FURNISHING -GOODS,207 BURNET STREET,

Foot of Richmond.

Oil Cloths,HATS, MATTIHO AND WINDOW

SHADES, CORNICES.

Stair 0)1 Cloit and Rods..OOKINO GLASSES & PLATES, WINDOWGLASS AND POTTY, FEATHER DUST--EHS, WINDOW, STOVE, DOST,

SCRUB & COUNTER BRUSHES.

rOODEN, WILLOW, TIN, HOLLOW ANDPLATED TVARK POCKET AND TA-

BLE CUTLERY. WALNUT BRACKETS, PIOTimE FRAMES AND

MOULDINGS. PICTUKKFRAMES MADE TO -=- - *

ORDER.

A general uaortmnt ofI

u d WhMlwrtjhta1 UktftUbj, Eto.inhu-daw \ ^ - .«, ».

TH1S WBKK,

Friday Eve'g, June 19,

JUBILEE SINGERS.l^ln dumber, mole fiQil female, natives of the

fibuth, from WUibiQgtonV Nortli Ciirolina.~'~*"~'_

First Appearance IUNP^V Brundir!ck !

Crowded houses^ They- ccnie highly- ep-dorsbd by the Presfl and Clergymen of otlierc i t i e s . ' • • ' • • ' ' ' • ''• • ' • • ' • ' • -

TicketB^ 50cents; 'no eitra churRo for Ro-lorred Seata. Now fgr anlo at Wells' DrugStore, (LVa8O.nlo liall.; .,-..,. ''__ . '

Concert cOmnieiic^B at 8 o'clock. in

VAN ARSDA1E,A t l . PEACE 8T.;.Stou('B HuU'dlAg, you know.

Any longer butb~uy,onoof.hla,new.,

SPRING taAt—Vaa-Ars»3alo-l8^-i-pra«tIcal-haU«>-Jilmflelf7baa been In tho business for over 45 years, andboa a large stock of goods In his new store.-UhKHy • - .-•

TRADE AT •

Boot and Shoe Store

THERE Dollars are preferred Io Debtors?THERE Iflopo price MARKED.

AUCTION

' Sale b) Jliidler.

IN Cip'nccfy of KoV]-Ier6ey. UcUv«en SOPHf._ -• r J u , I t n otflJ».. Complniiiauls, andHBIMAlfO BKiiU et uU. Defendm.ta; In putltion, Andrew Kirkpatrick, 8ol!ci'(tr. --. y,.VU!t.uLci ofn depruu or order tif. (Hu Colirt tChaiicury of Nuw-Jcruoy, made Iu'lint ubovsta^d cause on tbe 22tl of April," A. 1); 187-dlroctud to the subacrtbor, OIIQ of (be SncclMasters of said court. I ttbull exbono to aulo1»i lTbr l^r iS

:iJPu't" lTUE8IiA-Y.ê 7th d-iyJULY NEXlVot the £ity Hotel, in the cityNew HmuBwick. in tbe couuty of Middlcbeand; State of ew Jeisey, ut tliu boiir o' twp'clockin tho nfternooii. to tbo hlghwt bidde! All tliat certa'n lot of luud, with tbe appti

nanuBflLthexeunlQ-bclQiiglng, EltuattiJu tliotiof New BrunB.vlt;k, in tbo c<j(inty orMiddleând State of New Jersey,, bounded and dscribed us follows: Beginuiug at the cornerScbureliiau street' ancj " Livlugstou avenuethtiuce running ulong Liviugetou areuue fii'tjsix feet six inches io a Hue of John II. Stoiboff; thfioco along his line ono hundred am.nlnetv-BCvcn leet moro or less to u lotCharles Tiudetl; thenco along bin Ituu tlmeight feet, more or lest), to tlio north uust co*ner of said Tipdell's lot; thence alon^CbRrleTlndell's and Asa Applegute'a lino ono buodreiand twenty-six feet to a corner of Asa Applgate's lot; thence along, htsliue sixty .feet »l;inches to Scbureman sticet; thence aloniSchureman Btreot to tbo pl't'co' of beginninBeing tbe prcmlBes.convuved to John BayaKirknitrick by Jobn \V. Stout and wife by deldated Apiilfi. 1853, including tho est-.tc &ii<Inlereal of the defendant, Herman C M ergas tenant by tho curtesy, It the.ilndivided onhalf part oftthe said preralsea. •-•••••

I • "WILLIAM I'ATERSON,- » . • ' . < S p e c i a l M. O. C.

N Dated May 3,1874. . ^ " jne8-0tdoa'

BARGAINS INyyv ; . _ STOP, y»j

A Read and Consider! A

L - " • • • • • • • • . • - , ' . A T ' " ' L

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,L MO. 5 BTEEET,

, " . Ne\r Brunswick N. J^?

Will bo Tounri a largo and full stock ofI>iij>erIImiiTings1£otu[aling'ln part

' ot Gold I'mierts Batln 1'upern, .

, 1VUITK AND BROWN BLANK- • • FAI'KUa.AND UOliDK.tS,

Jk A futljlinn of iiow Decorations for ITnllaatp%- prices oi 9rdlnar>ip8perB. *'..

\ Also, PAPKK nnd LINEN and PATENT'. ' LAP WINDOW BIIADES,

the laUor a' durablo nnd [torfect nub- '. ••;•• ".' Btlttite fur blindH. .

TIIEUK all buy lit tho lcmeat posslblu prita good stock orgootls.

THERE iho poor man's dollar la as good ttithorlcti man's eight Bhillinff8.: .'

THERE,"oVth'o co'nierof HIRAM uud DENNIS 8TREETS. you ari expected Tjy.

H. P. HART.Boots/Shoos And Rubbers neatly repairod,np25-lydaw ••• = •• •' '•'"•' • '•'•'• V ' •<>.

CRfAM!NORTHROP'^

RUN THROUGH ALL THE

PRINCIPAL STREET8OF NEW

" BRUNSWICK DAILY ' ,

T H I ^ SUMMER,

WITH HIS

Celebrated Ice Creain:i . • . . . . * . . .

In pint and quart lioxes, at

Fifty Cents per Quart

HIS

Wome^made BreadCakes and' Biscuit

leceived ana 'goods 'delivered at abort notice.

Fresh bread every day at Northrop's.Fresh buna overy day a,t Northrop's..Frosh-cakos'ovory'aiij' atrNorthrop'srrr:fresh pies every day at Northrop a.,Freah rualcêvery day 'at Northrop's.Slmwberry short-Cakes ovory day at Norlh-'

op's. , - my2U-2in

IN FULL BLAST AGAIN AT THE OLDr n ' QUARTERS OF

L. VAN NU1S.Largo Btock of Carriages of Iho bent qunllty,

rfotirOWNjTianufactnrDtindatLOWERprlccB" ordera put through with dispatch,

our customary durable finish aud usual lair prices, or In the lower styloaod price of others, as ponons maychoose, as we aro n w fully prepared tosuit all Sotno tew Rooond hand Buggies a^dRockftinij-ii bhoap Ona dtipot wagon, littleused, a borg&ta83 and 35 WASHINGTON 8TUEET,

(just below George streot)N, B —Horto Shooing, Heavy Truck Work,

'aim Wagon Work, eto, la NOT a Rpecialtywith UQ Wo do not understand the busincnaia any part. Our trade U Flno Carriage WorkoxrluEiTely, and We profcfla to sell lower tniroportloo than othora IMcuo call and scoiur (II up lay Several very fine Light EvprenstVagona tntepded to bo uttcd as prlratu car•ia^B . LYLE VAN NUIS -

ap IB-8 m da-

OHEKlFF'b SALE. — MiadloeexC5 Common Plosi. TTDMAS TKSNI80rT nTII0MA8 jJEEHKr Jfl, y», •« . , citol Ootober 88,

By Tlrtna of tbe tinvs «Ulal writ, to ma directed,will uposa tn silo at tinhllo rnttilmt on

JO1JE » 18M

By Tlrtna of tbe tinvs «Ulal writ, twill uposa tn silo at tinhllo rnttilmt

TUESDAY. JO1JE », 18t t ' l k c Ih U l r t U u Utwo o'clocf B p , sc Iho Uoilrt UouU la ths city of

Kaw Brnnswlck. Svf Jttuy, , . aAll tho dafbaaant's rllht, tills and latamt la u d la

al1Uia(MHall4>msdir«lUiiiliaiiMaad t»o loU.qtl a l u d pmilbHithiaUim ine souUitrljriUeorBem-asn anaw, rim Baldwin >ln»l inletawU tbe I m i

BrfiDBlBft1 at Uie south eattarly oorrer or iWnianaTaana aod Baldwin stnat; taaooB mnolas koutliorlx

ODEBaldwIaitrMtTDfeet Io Uadi Ibrtnetlx bslou.nrtoBebertUellud:lbaiuaauurlrakiw th« Dot>(W««wSiJ?lSklSoltadMlesttoTlna of lotaaann»nJonii*HollandM l i t toTln; of lot

UWMawosaoilllisrii'alone lbsian»ttfre» to• u n w i S wiiUrljr nlonj aald aveaua WSSIhVSao.ofiSSnliif, twiarbtVu,> f loU Ho2

t iwel « i 5 the VSt Ward ol i t .

Baul April*, Wi.

UDPKlNT3,JnAME, CF.ir^CLOSKT PAI'lill»,'»KATEAl'HOM.etc., etc.

VBRY LOW PHIOH8

niarl9-lyu*awREMEMBER!

•FOR

CHEAP GROCERIES, PROVISION!

j ETC., GO TO ,

noI8-l7

; & Co.'s,23 • ALBANY STRBHT.'

l

•43 BA3TON AVÎNOB,Degs to Inform tlio public in goueral Hint hiliaH constantly on hand a largo stock of AlesWines and'Uquora'-oFthe fl(i(,'8t•qualllj-,-at-lllowest cash prices,

puan LiQucgia A BPHQIALTYNewark Lagorou drin^ht. Ilj«, BOUIIJOU an

Apple Whisky at wliSk'salc jiricca. 'ihoawishing; to purchuao flliould (jive him a ealCheaper than any place in- the city, iu BUIUII Olarge quantities.. ." Oou t forget the iiuinl)er^-43 Eiistmravehubetween.Mine nnd l'roaper streets. apil-8

J. Wy COOK,AT No.,V OJIURCI1 STUEET,

Has now for sale, of .his. own make, a Hue aoortmoat of x x •

SILK, SAUNA AND ALPACA

UMfiRE L. L A. J*.Satchels- and Canes.

1 9 Umbrellas Repaired and Covered ath o r t n n t i n e . n o n d a m n d f l I n o r d e r , m v l l i

Washington Hall.JOHN Q. D E I N Z B R , Prop'r.

To BENT for Balls,. Sooiobles, etc, onreasonable lerma.

Dressing rooms ap«t Supper rooms (water inoach) in samo building.

Apply toJOHN 0: DEINZER, or

__ — JOHN-ROTP, —

Parties wishing' Befreshments, eto., oan bavethe same at a reasonable liRuro by applying atho Restaurant below tho tiall.

se80-ly JOHN RUPP.

W E HEAYS,MauufHcturcr ond AVbolesolo Dealer In

CONFECTrONERrOFlirrKINDS;

4V -3 ALB4NX STREET,

Foreip anl.Bistic Fnils,Ice Cream, etc., in Season.

umilii.8~Wciiaiug5, Fardu, L'ILOIOS, UC

supplied ulth liults and Confections

at ehoit notice and ut REA

SONADLb

NEWARK STEAM TRANS. CO.'SOK1 STEAMERS

NEWARK TO T o kOn Juno 1st the l.rst-cla&a- stoamcr AMERI

CUS. Capt Uco Ilohon, will cum me tit e herroKiilnr trlpfl, leading Ctutro street whurfârk, c\erj da> (Siimlajs osce\)tcd) forilookplci, cotiiitctinp tlitro with i\L\\ JSouthern Railroad for Higlihuidn, i - u i b ^ ,MoumouU.t.Beach, Atlmiticville, Loug Bunchnd all points on snltt railroad.Until furtlior notice tlio Aiuoricua will loavo

ciilrc street vfhatf ut 8 80 n in ond 3 p mtilurninir a m re nt Nt-wurk at 1 n m and 7

P m tjf-KLinhiird'flBEind mil be on b arilHie otfainer each trip Tho restaurant will beucllfliippicd and meals trill bo furnished atmoderate nitis POSHI npersfrom ptncci on iholino of the 1 cnnfÎfduta KaiJroud will IL-UO thecars at Centre street depot, Newark, OB thutadolas tho wharf The Ifnu w H bo managed sothat-it will mLritthnpntromigo of the dtlzcnaif Newark niidUctnltj

laro to Bandy H ok and return, f 0 cts , fureto Long Branch ami return, 12 l o o trip toflaiidyllook and return uues all titi opportuniLv for* ploafiint sat), at low ratas Fieight rtv-coivod fr m 7 ji m to 2 30 p m for aU points»D N J 8 Railroad Olflce on wJmrf

Liberal a rnngctncntB will bo mado w thChurches Scliools, Lodges and Associationsfpr£xcur»iona. , • ••.••',,' myilS-Umd iw

vw Brunswick Transfer Co.' (FEttGUBON'8 EXPRESS ) t

H»T» tha exclaflWo prirtloge to cbeok Bag-Kin at hotftls or pnvata redidooccft to pointsforth, Sontbj bast and Weit.Ortlsr* re BiTfid al Depot. 78 Ohnrch atrect.

rfJTiS .Nation itreet. will reoaiTe prompt at

JAB. FERGUSON, Manner.Uailon.oolt-ly

A V B B K TO AOENTM -FaiUU

plrt fir ten eu.tfc_J. OUIPk 767 Broidw»y, UnrTort. T b l f f J o

J f OUR IWIHQ BUTCHER8.:,;.. ;

COK.' UBEllTYANb NEILSON STS., ' ! ' > •. , : — . : . - . ; • • . • - ' . . : • ' : . . • ' • < • : > - < i

.'•-•• • . H a s a l w a y s o n h a u d " ':> • ••' •-

Ckeap & Good Meats6

EVERYBODY snoifLDHJtOWIT.

Halloo T Somelhing KJAS. HOLLINS'

itl , Opp.

BEEF, MUTTON, WMB & TEAt" : Always on timid," • , : r"";- l

i .r

PORK and all kinds of 3 A U S A G E S I D theireeoaoiiH. . ..is

GIYR US A CALL.f b 2 3 l ;

"Eat and Grew Eat";~JjuxeLerAaAa.tiuiii.b\iy. fioeflJtfEATS ltbc lnarkot, whlcli" irc'to bo ioun&'Hi'tfu'i

No. 6 Hiram Street.SEORGE SMITH:stiti DE'iis INK' ' '

Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal,and owrytUIng In tho batchers1 lliiV. •,

FURNISHING yjiDERTARING

Establishment.

ltoBli]aucc&Wnrorooin9,47iCIinrcIiSt.: N o w B r u n s w i c k , N . J . : "" •"" "::'-'

,S.;H.;.LANE-II,;""..Rusnect nlly lufomis thaci Izcns of New Brans'wicft.und .vicinity.that ho .han .fitted .up an..Undertaking Kutublisbmeut vhich will be la!kcoptngwita tho'growth of New branswiek,and equil id alt respects to tho moat popularUndertaking concerns ot-the larger cities* '

All calls promptly attended to at nil hours oiIbo day or night. Cotlina and Cuskets, oi all^Bizpa and detciiptians, always on hand. • " ''

enifmbpr — Residence, Oillco and Wirs<rooma, No,47K Church street. dec2g-ly .

A. fino assortment et prices to suit the timed. •

• - . M A S K I I A L J L . S . 'nrffo vnrloty'nf ReL'uUtIo') Size, Junior JtAlls, Boy< ,d, itau. Score Hooka, Kuleaôto., at

HOOK STOKIi 31 ALBANT STREET.myflO tf • . ~ , . /

IMPERIAL UNIONTEA COMPANY,

37 ' Hiram Street

Is now consolidated with • •—--'.

S. G. BALLARD'SMODEt GROCERY;

lie Finest, Cheapest and Best

Teas,/ ; -Coffees

andSpicesin New Brunswick can be bought at these

T. S . BTATNBB._Managcr_It J], X. Co.

to Contractors.°efi.Ld proposal* w ill bo r(.?on ed at the office

t tht Commissioners of Streets and hewers,.o Immunol) Block, New BrunswiLk, N J,i ill! ihuMilar, .iiuic 18, at six o clock p m .bi the m.(,cisi\r) txcimitfon and preparing of _oul bid and U\L fuitilshiQg of mutcilula andia\ni-g wiil\ TL'Iford pBTcnient ConVmercial

(.utii. ftoin JJiiruct to Saudford street, andyiTtn stii.Lt from George Btrect to railroadLIH in^,—i total dlstauo of nboutfivo thou

md li\c bundled tut, liucil of etrtt tAlso for furnishing niiitLrlals and laying theibblt utouo ni\LiriLiit connected with s adLlfonlAlrtii for tho resetting of the old curb, and themushing iu d hcttliiz Lhc requisite new curb,id guttering on tliollno of Ha <1 Telfordbillisfnctor> Sftuiltyfir the faithful perfor-nncL of tliu norL will be required1 he speLitieaUaiiH for tht work may be seen

,t liis cit'iee on und allCT Jtomlay, tho 8 h last.New Ilrunsw Ick, Junr 4 1674

JO^H'l l T FISDEIt,MILLS KOSS,McKLi: SWIFT,

jncl_13t Comnuaalonora, '

Sew Carriage Factory!AflcCrelis Bros.,!

O. 16 BOItlEnSDT BTBBST(iicnr Ncilsati),

a\o recently finiulied a largo and coramodlomutldm^ for tho tnunnfucturo and exhibition ofarri lges of everv: description They keap ame UH ortmetU of vehicles constantly on handn their Kepoeltor} \B these arc of their owniakc, and of tho beatmatcriul, their oxcellenoai fthvay« guaranteed Vehicles ol all deacrlp-loni aro inodo to order at short notice Ra<air ng of o eryârloty is dono with noatnosaid despatch, as ivell as In a substantial, manjr and at reasonablo figuresBLACKSMITHING U dono by them In all 11

tranches kindred >o their bualnoss, and ia "lost approved and workmanlike mannerHaving engaged Mr A B I U I U H CoOE.tr the past six jearn has been In the em-[oyofiir L, Van Nultf os uai .torai - - • - • — -icy feel confident that they can

y eipenor workmanship • ,By patTonmag thorn yob can BiTeJjOperwftu

ônfldont of tholr abUity to please, they n i p M Uully aoliait tho patronage of the publicfOHN MoCRELIS, DANIEL MoORKUi',

my3-dftw

BAPTIST.

_ - ~ Fl'llllT (W»T JTnnry. F. Smilll'ai—M* '<' r_: .L"~" * i i d Oi'fc • mrAnii i jT a t 7 -Qfl £ing'Service at 10.30; oveninVat7.20.doy-Boliool at 2 in the afternoon; Youngpeople's prayrfr meeting nt li 30 p. nr. .'

Meetings Tuesday audTlmreday evenings.' ." KBMSEN AVENUE (Rev. A, E. Waffle's)™

:Mprnlng Bcrylco-at 10.80 a. m. and 7:80 p.m. Youth's prayer meeting at 6.80 p. ~

1 Sunaay-scnpolat 2 p . n i . "•'"•' ' "• ••• .„ Praypr meeting ou Tuesday and lecture

on Tnuraday evcningi).

P i E s f c R f r , p a s t o r .Sundayserrlcesat 10.80a. in. and7.8Op.,m

Church meetuig Tuesday evening. :...••J3BOOND—Rer. Dr. John Woodbridge, pas-

tor. Sunday services at 10.80 a. m. and

" ' i- £;.: ROMAN CATHOLIC.

By.- =-PETER'S (Rev. Father Rogersand Rev. P. . F. : Downefl)—Sundays,

- Mafse8t at] -Ti a. m . ; cuildreus' Mass -al9a.:'m.j HighAInss at 10J a. ..m.; ChriS'tlorf-Doctrlna bt 2, p .m. ; Vespers (Sum-merât 3 .p. tn^, (Winter) at 71 p. m.,Baptisms 4 p. m. Week days, Masses'7

. .an4lXJ*a. m.-: .Baptisms 7 Jo.-in.- - . •

Sf. JOHN THE BAPTIST (Rev. FatherMarten's).- Mass Is celebrated at 9 and

,11 o'clock, on alternate .Sundays. TlieSermon in Qerman. The Gospel read audexplained in German. At 2, ChristianDpcXflnfj,i:; At SjrVtspers and Benediction.

. Mtaaay^ry morpjng at 7 oVlocfc' ""' *

(PHOTfiSTANT EPISCOPAL.CnrasTCinJuon (Rev. Dr. Alfred Stubbs).

Sunday r Services—Sermon at 101 a. m.. Evening, service- at 7^; ' Sunday^sehool al

, Prayers TTednesday and Fridiiy morningE

at lOJso'clock., •• . - ' . .'Sr.v- JonK's' Cinnion (Rev. Cliarlcs'E,

. Phelps1). Sunday services—Scrmoa at 10Ja. ;m,aod7i p. m.'. Suuday-sohool at 4p. m. •

• _ ! . . _ . _ . , ; , . MEXdODI^T-'EPISCpPALr

<BT. JAMES'S (R«v. Edwd.-WHson)—Moin-'ing service at 10.30; evening at 7.80. Sunday-school at .3 in the aftoraoon. . •

Weekly] mcqiing, Tuesday and Thursdayevenings.- • - - • -

- - LiBBBTV-STitKKT (RoivK.-A.-CIialker).^•• ••-'• -Sfortilng;i!efVic5rifM WSi> f evening- at 7:30.

Sunday-school at 2 and prayer meeting at" 6.30 p. hi. " ~ . " """"•. : "

' tceturo on Tuesday evening, and clasimeetings bn Wednesday, Thursday aud Frl

1'ITKAH;CBOT..C> W. Holsley's).—Morn;

ing service at 10.30; evening at 7.30. Sunday*sohool a t 2 in- the afternoon. * '

Class meetings on Monday, Tin;...—«nd4Whfflay,-and-!cpttu-o-«n-Tuur8da;- ovening, :• v. . . ;.,-. ., : \ . . f ;. f • .

MODNT Zioif AFSIOAN (Rev. Mr. Davis's).JIorniag.8Qryico.at 10.30; afternoon at 3.30Salibalh-school at 2 p m . " ' , ' • •

Weekly meetings' Tuesday and Thursdayevenings;'. - j . • : . •-';

' " REFORMED.

- FIEST. -(Roy.iDr. Stcelo's)—Morning sor-. vice at 10.SO; afternoon at 8.15. SubbatU-

echool tit 2 in the afternoon. Lecture onTuesday evening.

• SECOND (Rev. C. D. Ifeirtranft's)—MornIng scrvlco at 10.80. Evening scrvico al7.30. ; Sabbath-school at 0.1C a. m .

' Services during tho week—Prayer meeting Tuesday.at 7.80 p .m. Lecturu on

' _ TiiatD,',Quilden street (Rov. Prof. CharlesMeyer, D. D., Pastor)—Sabbath services a

- lO.SOa.'in. nnd 3.30.p. in. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7.30 o'clock p. in.

Y. M. 0. A.

Rooms No. 48 Church street; open everyday-oscopt Sunday-from (I a. m-to-lO p.-m.Heading room free to all. Library openMpnday, Wednesday and Saturduy aftcr-uoonu from 8"to C, and Wednesday aud But

~ — u r d a y evoningSifroin 7 to 9. •••,; - -Monthly meetings of the Association heli

îtth^p. rooms tbird Friday evening of. .eachmonth. . . .

-• Sunday afternoon prayer meeting at th<foot-of Commercial avonuo ami Btirnol

NSW' BRON8WIOK POStf "OFFICE

Orrica Uomts—I'aoa .7 A. M. io a I', i!1 " •'• ' HbHpiYB rao» 6 TO 7.P.M. .

kC10sIiig sin'clWcllrory oriflnllM.' TIMB OF CLOSlNOi •

Now York, North. Hani tind Weat,.10.l6 A. M8 . 1 0 a n d fi.lft P . M . ' - - • • • - • • - '

Philadelphia, Baltimore, WaBliingtou nnd tfaBouili. 8,t0, »J0 A. M. und 4.S' P. M.i Middlobushnnd Millstono, \%V) h. JI.i Booth iliver,112.-45 P. M.t-Rriadftjijri, Trenton, Bordcntown, Burlili^tt

a»)d Camden. 8.00 A, M. and 4.50 P.' .M.ft-anklin Park, 8 A. 11.' • « . " — "-"'•10.'6,8.1t " d 6-15 IVM.

TIHB Or DELIVERY.New York, JJorlb, Kast und Wo»t, 11.00, 11.0(1

A. tf.nnd 8.00 and T.CUP.M/Jeraey~0itT7Now'arti jn-iabelTi ond^Haliw

Now .lur.ey W»y{H.OO A. il, and 6.10 P. M.FhiUdcljilila, Bultitnore, AVushiuKton U

th» tj.mtll, 9.00;i. M.; 4.00 and.7.10 K.SI. .'-fhlladolphiu and the Wpst]aud (<uiudon n

Alisbn> Way)-11.00 A. M. Sod YiOll P: M. - -__. Mddlebush and Millstone, 6 00 P. M.

South Kiror, 10.i6~ATM, ""'" " "Franklin Pork, 11.00 A; M.

• HiUtown, 10.00 A. M.jFors igf Mail, 0.00: A.M. and 7.00 P: 11.Mqnuiouth-Juuctinit, KinKaton^JlackjLllU

Barlihgen and UlawenDurg, 11.00 A.M. and 7.0

_ •_JJJIW BKDNSWICK, S. J-'

- - . . . : .^-.Iwi-iUglUina.of t

n's Furnishing

The Custom

a oontolii i of the

fit Seasonable Goods,wîob Will be made op \o orderTn.tho manTap.

A,.p|;HB^r.,"?!rrM GUARANTEED.

ot Ihe pnblio at larô '\t Invited Io '

f a e » Kib«fmnoVthestoctoiid the lateat ntjrej of

SPB.ING'StJMMEH.! J08T RECEIVED,

Ready-made & Made to Ordersuitable for.Mon, Youths' and Boys', at priooithai defy competition. . •'.- . ,

: Great attonfloa Is paid to i l i tome; work,which la taahibnablj put by th mogt

Cattia rand woll made. Al <o a Kplendid asaortmeat pGentlemen's Furnishing Goods of all kinds*

Special attention is called to, the '

Hosiery BeoartmenttManufactured by the New Brunawiqt. an' Norfolk Hosiery Companies^ v

_ o mTttoyoo to cal l ing ezaaino oar punndUno stock before t>urch&iiti|[ clsowbcrQ, tmrf.iriope by fair dealings, to still tnalnUIn tho pitromg<I tha Publl«,AsU Ims been heretofore boitowoJ oo

-do oidrollalila—l™^—. - ^-- --—-—•—_^-

OHYSTAL OLOTECIWO STORE

I QomraerOo

saw BBUN8WIOK,N.J1

Doc. Hodgkiss,formorly of Elm Paik,'.. and late of Dunelloi•__ _ _: ^Hotelt-has leased tlio.

l E L I l F H O M , RAHWAYIn connection with W, W. MELJCK. -TinHouse ia now open for regular aud tranalenbd * '

New BrunMylck boys tiro invited to coll.nnseo " Doc." at' his now.-placp.1 corper Main aiidLewis Htretits, Kdliway. ' J -.:

A largo Livt-ry and Boardinc Stable In conncctlon with tbo House Alao a BowlingAlley. . MEL1CK 411ODGKISS.; a ] ) B - 3 i n w - • : -

"•' ALASKA-MOTH POTQEft

TO. RESERVE.

Furs,eiothingi

Coods.ETC., U8E'THE:

"Alaska. PIUCE 50 CENTS.

- Sold bjr Htorekeopors-anii^DrugKlBtH. -

WHOLESALE AT

HALL & KENNELL'S— ^ 2 5 0 (JKEENWIGH STKEET]

NO. .234 KUHXET SlIiEEl

(OI'I'OKITR CKEKU'a 1I1.LL),

la now oflering a

At tteduced Pricei.

Aud Hfilieitn th^Tptibl^trt" ~ — — - - : - - r — - - — • , —

CALL ANDJlifi_.ftga»rl!iLentJwhlchj8,a8 largo aa any nNew UruDHwick. I d£\t particular atteotion ti

Whioli I am selling nt a VKKY LOV. PIUCE

- _ . .*.- i hft»« const ant I? on hand • • '

L0jm@E& AND ; : ; • •

Ol.my itvrn make,

Tiimmod in the bout maoDer and'warranted >

'Tleaao batl and examine" the atock' ol" FnrBture in out Bpaoious showrooms.

—-nolO-dawlf, -.-•'-.- — •-.,—, •..-. '

KJ Circuit Conrt. HENI1Y M. PHICE VB ItOB-KUT E»? WOODWOUTil e t uSi; et al. B K C I I J J I . Fit,on lion, IsiCed March IS,-1874, • " •-•. i : \,,.i. .Ujo-lrtne of tlie flbovo BUitod-writ,, to me;dlTected, Jwill exposelo wld *t puMb vftndao, on

TUK3DAT/ J U L Y U , 18T4,

ata.o 'clDckp. m - a t tha Court Jlonae.'ln the city dtNew (lmniwlck,K6ff JtjrBey, . , / . u . :•7 All that certain framo dwelling honse and -lot-ofland or cur t i ivo situato, iyinff and being In tlio city olNew Brunswick, ,cpunty.ofjMWd]oftCx_and Hiotaj)f'tow Jcraey, beginning;uri the,wentcrlysldiôfCottoô'rcnue, In . tbe city of New Brunswick, a'orflaaid,

^liuro the northeily Ilne'or Hamtlton itrfot intL'rsiCU.ho>otn6, »t d thence running northerly olpng laid *Iile;>fCol'(>K0-BvenuelUirtKtto laud now or late ôfUn-en*car .W.-Anploton; itbenco.woaturly along tha i lnec r

that land l2u feet, mart or leas; to tlie. •onthweat^r'corner ol other lands now or l a t o o r u l d Af'PlctoLheaoe loQtbdrly and poralla). wt^li^-CoUeatjliViona.feel to the northerly line of llaipllton Btreet; t hWw•mtorly along wld-Hamlltoh1 stieet V& tivy to tha»uca of WTginniniJ; DOIDR tlioftAtno pfeml«o»conT'»)ed

to l£ol*rl W. Wu6dnoi-tti. by (JricnlwirWi^ppletoiand wile by deed dated April 19,1813,,and records. iLMiddlesex county Clerk's ottice. la llbor 1&8 of daeda.t8L-eW... . . - , ' • . . , • • ' • < - .. '. • . 7.

Together with aU,find BlngnTar the,fights, ,ll>ert,0B,,rlvileffti,'tirMt'iiiiiontmna appartcaaucoB ibereti!tiib~

•flonghigorin aoywlBflappertainiiur. • "L ' '•' '•'

•T ——JOUti bl BUCKELK^V, Bhoriff.D u o s & OOLLTMB, Atlornoys. •• • ' , : ; ; •'M.iyl3,t874. j , , : , ! , : ' • . . , -._. .-.JODll-flt

b T e r yor ;New_Jcne7i Between S A B A n U*GKM*N.

CompUln*ht, and H03WKLL Q. PIEECK lefali D*imitanu; Flf >'a, pa foraoioBure. Issued .Aprll . l l , ,

By virtue of the above lUtod WrlL-to iue dlrectod/ Xwill cjcpOBO tt(Biilo at pntllo Tendue, on ' ' ' '-' :

it a o'clock p. mM at the Court- House, In the city ofNew Brunswick, Mew Jeraey.i. '

All tlie fi>Howloir doiorlbed-parod of lkod and nraoi-*"ies, sliuatv, lying and bclnfr In thecltyofNtwHrmn-

rick, lrt.tb«county of7MlduIeMxând:Bt*t« of Newieraey, vlx : All thai certain house and lo^ skoals onlio; westerly si do nf riutn etreotiand' known "*a.:hoai«To, d, Urpraw1A,niock, Wev¥1Brujt»\Ylck,i-b<"gIiinlnff on-'IUIII Btroot, cornt-r »r, h uae -N& >,A,.D2,;ft)vt:td. thelljjthcttodsoutU along tbaalloîeruutlo'lotlKo^;'

urMtal6nfliK"N(^[ieHeurMtal6nfliKN(^^TT6i.ft*t;to:Piqm:str«it:heoco n»rth nluujfl'lnin street IS fret tolhevj-laceLifc

o« Ihet with all a the rights, llborllCa,.iiirtnBUC ttereon

O^T./Co^tirtv^lWfcltor.f- ' ;^^-: <> JJT,Co1

Bitod Ai»U14, J8T4.'

-_f\j JniSprlng Goods.All silk GfosGraiu nibbons;:^;8c, 10c, 12c., 18c, 18c, 20c. yd.

AU Bilk »l«l Edgo HU)bona,, v.-8c.,;S«, be; 8c,. lee., t2c.,'.lEc, ytl

SoTea inch flow Spring , •*" ^Colors lu Sash Ribbons, 25c yd. _

" ' Klcb Plaid Saab Riblibiii, 20o.'Rich Brocade Saab Bibljons, 60c

Bonnets aud Duts,.-.-„All Uio naw'shapes in Bonnetaand Rouud Hala, very low.. ' : . - . - . . •; Shado Hats from 2Gc up.

,. - School Hata from 26c. up,F-oe I*nported Hatel' ' ' r • : ' . ' ' :China In ttlUhapeu. ' 'r • * Rustle H&V trimmed,'?&

;•..-.;• Boys'Hats ftom Wc« up.Hata an&.BonnelB trimmed ^.-^,... .*., -to order In lotoat styles. ' ' ,

Bonnet "'Silks, C2e. yd 'up . ' - 1 ": n \ , I - 1 * '•-Milliucry Silks, 7Cc. yd; up: " ' '-' '

-, • B'scbbreaa Silks, 7Cc. u1 •"Watorea Silks. 76c. yd.

Torquolse Silks, t l yd. .-• • -. - .LiningaUka, ijfic.â. «p... : _ ' :ZjJ > 'v

Rnrasols and rmbjeilas. ! ]

L^r^âVsorinientTri'flio cftyT7ÎaalUhauew-colpra: Poarj,Ivor/and.Oxodixtjd Handlea.

' In groat variety, 1(

Frenchgent and finest variety ~ " -

to he fuimd in the city. f ••< : ',French Flowers lye. spray to $i.5O.

ATKINZEY'P?5,O0O.SUk'!tlM and Scarfs,. ,: . . , . . ,'• •;a 5 c , 20c, t i c , 31c , Silo., Me , GOc. up.-

IDres.i Linlug< Table Damask, - ,;Toweln, Napkins, WJiifo Muslins,Dotted and Plaid.Jluejins. etc. • .,

' - n *it ITflmburgs,

5,000 yds.-HamburgS, 8a I y'i5,000 ydu: HamhprgB.'.lOo. .ycB,o00 yds, IIaml}urgB, IT5,000' ydftf •Ilamhurgs, 1.

jaud Silk Fringes nnd Gimps.: - - : Jivery;color, shade.andimu

î.Colored Silk Fringes,.

Genta* FnrnUh'ng; Goods

Fine Porfumoricfi. "I ' ,; • : . Fino Soaps and PomadeiFine Powders and Extracts. . . . ..•-..

•-•• - :••• ••--• Allcott 's Pflrdua PlBBtera, 10iMorgan'siSanolio, 8j) cake, . -..—..

•• - j âna'ry:BIrda'and Caye,Bronzoa and Parian-Ware. :].•"'-. !

Largo.M90rlmcnt of LadjosVQQiita'''attd M.SBca'itinen1'Handlojrohicft, fr<jm,8o. O

Large aflaoi-tincnt of Ladles' andMisses' IIoHiery, lOc. pair uj>.

* * " , uent.^ JEnglishÎIalf llosiCloning uut, iiOc. (o S l c j ,

•LndioB--fulHlegulari-35o-^—*• - ~.ieu' Ditto jfose, U5c.

AT~K1NZEY'SGLOVE DEPARTMENT* •.

Onc-Buttoii Kid Glove, VftcTwo-IJutton Kid0lovc,f>0c,

.oil's Best Kid GlovesIn '£ and 8 Buttons, cycry p lr;_^'. r-L ^warriintod; also, t-entB do. . .-. ^ _

i' Sp'IngGlovuH, *(0c. pair.GuntH* Kid Gloves, 7tiu uii.T ~1m:H,89c f.

Lace- , - • 'Keal; Genuine Laee-H, 15e toji

''"IteulTakLuce,8('lCc. to i(i,V u t r L a c e s . 3 c . toifra/yj.••••.•• >>Thread and lJointLft cu. '

L^'iia Lace Shawls, 53.75 to SII*a*na Lnce Suciilies, $2.75 «p

Spanish Scarf Luces. : . ; ' r, .Beaded Nets And Laces. '•••'• •/•''}-•

AT.KINZEY'S

Wo warranti-11 our Plated Ware,''aj>fl>eUatl)i,Hithan ( ;• - ;y ; : , \[Factory prices. " '• ' '.''

Full assortment of Ladles'Fno Underwear." i

A r -."•. ••• ".-.!i >; FnHBSBort'rentpf'MiascalJindIiiJ'iinlff:IIidern'iaft

AT KINZEY'SAll Urn new styles andrarictieffini^nttonsr"

. . oad(tfl4c.. buncti.Cut Jet Noclda'ccB, S6c.

A l l t h e N o i T S t y l o s i n J o W e l r y i , - - . !••••,<! .: . ;

. T . I . O W ac t s t-»n«;-S5e.io.9&>.v.'-

-: :VSi60HXiiii«i f a n s . Sai'loSBcw

tnclosofltamp for.TCturQ pb*'age.'_ AII.prdorH"•-^.ntonce.whoiiuionoy.^r post-oflica brdon

out. .--.— ' . ; ,

cloJlHed.•areson

NOB. >7G.Jr:\hnd< 769 tiydadtiJay'qOUSEE HINTU STKftjT,1" \ /

Jaines, -

Uizenajof Allddleiex.aDdiT*oiQitjr.,. „ ,. lorci'otinnB urion 'Ibo' teolh circfillli-'addllr pQ'foTDBd;'-Alrtiflotal 6et«'lbBQrted on;Ptiainmi\tiit*erprJitMtr allh« I4n-e«tPtiainmi\tiit*erpr;JitMtr al,lh« I4n-e«t

rlcu and 8ft*lfitactioD gaaranteed. u Aahare i de publir patronage la aolioilod. , . pn«~lT»r

' *" I^LPUMP," Tistefwi

\ olint »nd«heiDr- . H M ™ .•fot tbfl least tnonAy.j. Mien.

M~ "\espfcUlly ln?ltt-d to'BUtehloi| t^ tent ImproVfd Brock«t and Hi

^ ^ pirn - — - i - - "*??SS?wl:'Ct' • ' jUab, t!

5 W B I | r? " • Ttadij./ fifeneralJjr,'; ^lnqylro. for

ttphlej'a Pomp,, and, l^notj'foriiaWiitypiirfawi

|1I1K DlrecurVot thiiHtard-ol Obnumgiii,! ; • holier* ot nrd((li~ej-oouTHrcan b»

m y ^ ^ ^ ^ f f l i l '

,!>•.''•• 3 - j r o n - %'•<•).<• UJ-^-T',

NoPermohcnn intitkibeseIiiejtOfldireciliDaJ. niidtjroniHin long itti\Yclir.pro-vlded their bonea nre.not <lefltvoyotl by mineralpblaoV orotlierrfneABR; RDU'vital orguns1—'•'-•beyond point of repair. - , . .•,- , .i j>r»prp»in or li i i l iecnilon, iTendaclie, l*nfniliiiiDSIiouldei-fl. CoiigUPi[Tigliti)e*sa.of1i,l.e]Clieat;DlEzloess, Sour Kructutions of tlio Stomach, Had'Tasttf In tUoiMouth,; BUtoua Attacks,;ralpltatlonof tho Ue'art, lnfluinniatlon of tlio.hunga, rain Intho retfion'of thB'Kldueyn,; anil ahundred other

rful.Bymptoma, RWr the tinsprioca of JJyBpcp-Ofto'lloltleVh] yt-oYeii better guarabtee ol

lumefUsthanajeugthymlvpniflement: - : ; ; ••: F o r Fct t in loComnlni t i ln , lu jounyor old,hinrHetl ok-ainKlt), attlictitiwtiiorwonianhooil, ortlie turn or life, tiieno,;ronlQ ltute.rfl:ui«iilay sodo-cldcd a i Influence' tliat: itunrbvement h soon per"

P F w In f l i immntef 'nnJ ' ' ch i^Mlc*^h ' i i iVmoli-Di'iind. GiiQC; lllfiailH, Kemiucut1 and Intcr-nilttent Fevers, DlseaBca or tlio. Ulooil, Mver, Kmney8andDladtltii«t

itllb8oinit(6rsilinV(i'nootiuolBncli,»lBeafleB,ara.cauaed by, yiUatqU Blqwk . : . .1 Ttior n r c a gcildo PnrjjnOrO qn wfclljiin Ton ic , noaaeaalng *|ie merit, of, ncllnif ;afl a-iiowfjrful agent In rellcvlns CoiiECstlon or Irt-Sarmiiatlori oftlia:Livor/diiaWlsceraLqâiis; amiloUIHoufl Dlspiiaci "

iHlieuin, Ulotches, Spoti*, rtlHlilp«j • T-rrr—• x-iâruiihclcH,' mntf.worSH/Scnid-IIpaa, Sort) Even,liryfllpelaa, Itch, Scurfn, plscoldratlonsot tile Skin,HumaraiH.1 HlsonipHof the Sklnof whatever nameor nature, are tUerallroVuff up afiij cafneil out oi|tho ejBtepi tn'aaubrt time fiytheuso of thear

! _Orn te rn I ^FMoitniiiiiiv proclnini VINF(0AIDitTEBa tho.inb^^tinTlHrnit"IiTvli(orflnt-that-6V€iluatalncd the alnkliiR s.vHtem. —,

i Jt. " • H I C I J O . ' V A I . D A C O . ''DragftlfltsnDil.Qeu,AKtB,, Kaii-FvunclHco, Cfl•tor. or Waflhthgtori and charlton Stw.', N Y.j . SOU) H r . v i U DltDGQl&TS ArDKALEIt8.

andLFact.

!AI: • Medieal Triiimpli

Aromat lfc

BIT TETheso Bltt«rs muatteoomo tho nnlvorsal rwnedy

iho age. There t« nothlDL' llko them IT to equal, thaniundt r the Bun. ;-Tlify'restore tbo weak. Inilgiirato thiice>lq(and,give.npwjllejind twifl-to th<} bnolton dowi'fyflteln. Id ihlaeiiiairo anrl'ihnlarloua* iilflfrlcU the;

jThey arb osi>ociiuly ada()tcd to persons

Chins And Fever nnd Files

TH.E: EXdlTiNG'CAUSE OF

i ij • ThJlilood liiino liro BQstalfilnjf"(wont.'1 ItfurnlBlif'tlio coinponocU offlvell. bpiifJ, uiuBcle, uervo arid, lut;iRumpnt.'ThUfllOniach'lS'ltii munuritctory, tlio vtli!1U dlitrl1)UtuTP,:ai)d.tiiQ;^nteKtii)Ps thaohnonoL throuiIwhlcli the waste matter rrjt'dtcd In Ua firoiiucLloUBCXIWIIIKI. Upon tlio BtumnclvtliD.circulation, and tlbuweU, tlioae BITTKUS act, slnmllsneoualy, rolleviniiridlKeBtloo.puHfyng: the fluids iud n.'£uutiiig tho fic r e t l o n a , - . • , , . - ; . - . ' ; . . . . \ •-• . • - •

: ;; .' THE'NATIpNAL CpMl>LAINT..

"Dyspoi'sidJi^tiio." liibst coinfiloa'dlflPiiBo among illolaawi9-ln-lhi8countryi^lt-8»auinc»a lhi»uwud.Jilia|.€•mil Is tho pi luiary suurco of IntiumeraMo • anêro,tilAlAdlei'i'oot wliflteV'-r |t* typlj »ir syuiptoiiiB, lit)1

everohsUnate Its rt-sialanco to ordinary |>ri?[HiraHon. . _ _ . . I I . 1 H . - _ . . .1 . . I I I . 1 t I . J n I . . . n _ n 1 > l • « . _ « H # t • l i tItyieldaxcaly_.onerrtngj remedy. • '

; : i' .'BILIOUS; AFFECTIONS';- T h a quantity und (jiidlty.df.llia hllcaro nf .vl t i l iuii i o r t a n c t o liralth. U.iun tho llvtT, tbo jjlantl wli.cBrtTOtBatbfs ilald.thMfr Br[vi'«liSrtl*r8t«Bi)ep.incaH;inlnlUbly rectifying Its irreg atari tits, and: i-nectwuiclirln; .TaunillcTvUtlloaB Rtml lunU, und all tlio vur1

tlcn of dlMAiic goneroted by an uniialtirul conJH ion,tboorean. "r* • - • • • ' . • ; •

BOWEL COMKiAINTS -__' UnloBstho'binveU1 ppr'rorhi'Oioir'fiThoildnt irroperl;ILe wltolp hoily.enffurH. 'IVHIB »r 41'uusimdaMliu *ainually from DysV'iiUTy.Dlarrba-n.CIirunlc Constipatio'niid,Dtlieridi»etnedortht8o>ra!itoi»l))OB of ilm.RyBtcuTbo Direct or tb'o mTTKIWiijx'naliliitmtlnaldlBonliWboibepcasubl orppldtuhio, is apheaoii'iemttiin. induo, .By uelnp tlio lilttora JrvMy, tbo most nlnnuP f t t l o h i t J l o - p w t I 1 I l l y « 0 ' I l r y '

.-.—.oldoryquni,'.,-wll! flndithoao-IHttprfl .Ir adaiittd to dlboasefl pwullftr to.thelr BCX. Korvûincsii, £aB»ituJ(S' Warn o r Aiiptlltoi a i d . General Jilblllty allylold, to tho inailo chorm uf, tliMO-.Incatlmablo Jiltterfli' • ; i - -. - : -- - - ' •" c"

IB.'.SAip..-,, .. •

raiTissfia- ...; • HEAR WJIAT IS SAID.

u Wondorfui renoolTLive"reiaH'ld~fto!n y jur Dr,PtEBv'a n i iUK." . . , . , ; . . , -

" M y clitlla art) gone. I can narrtlybollovo It.MHond ine'ono CUBO PfiuBT'a Blttota again. Nothlnf

llko tbt-ui licrr." - - - '" Icncloaoufllilavltof my own. I h a d t o do BO

convln'co you of iho wonOerrafcura.""Surely tneyox-o.tlioinoittletl(jhtful wlao tonlo :

tho woril/.'.- •: --•'.> '•. , - : " ,.; • : r" ])r >VUaon eaya that you nro a pi. - .to boncfaotor.1

"Hurroti.l .No iporo.ltliouuiallain.".

gcnnlllltte

ujd flit thispfli,frr,twlco"over with JijBt.sneiox tracts,' but tho obovo mast nuttlco.' Oui

i d hd th / l l l Ti I>g , t tho st nuttlco. Ollltteni are prepiired uhdur tho aupi/rvlslon ol Tits I>,8. PrfuRY.MtimbcronnoItoynlOolleirQ of i'liyslclun

d H X d 6 K l I n d L u d T f t h a J l d I clialGOl^lttBgqw,;,-,..;.,. : .Alt ordera BOQUIJ be addroBBed to

The Perry! Aromatic Bitter Co.

2 Courtlandt Strott.TIIE BITTERS AHK BOLD EITHER BY .TH

PEK BOTTLE.

CAUriONl—The trada mark consists of Iho n'gbira (-ror—JOSEPII-II * VDvcfe^-lha-Se.-retary— of-rthtCompany. It wl.lbo found ou every genulno bottlo opBttite BtSTXUl Hay nnDO/wlthout thUpEBttite BtSXU, tnnrlC-dawly

JOHWBpN'8 HAII,HOAD HOTBI.

,AHf»USt 1. _

.REFfiRENOES:. . p , ,.

Having UBed iCyo-Glaasea and Spec

:taoles lupplied* by AL SCHWAB, and

manuiaotured by him, we would cor-

di&ll^ --recommend i> him—,to ftll--who

5ee3:rSny aidB :£6îgB5 aa a-inost

skilful Optioiaii, and an obliging and

reliable man. " ' ' • ' . ' " '

- R e v . Dr . W . H . C a i u p b c l l ^

" . . . Prat. GcQrgo I I . Cooh,

if k'nUw.''Coliagj.'" New 'grunawtok; » "'

Ex-Gov. Parker' ,i>: >. '.•.•••>.W'.iJfn<iiiu1'.1Bi*ll'" :.'"t a n t< b i t « no Ped'i»ra o t Agent*, i i ;••

IDDLlMKXl'Oomonin ThomU Tenenon

Tho tain; under lho: atiOM .allied trrlt iilirned to

:ol«jr:,of

JirrW•\-l-.Mv...

K- Grout clearing flolo

-• ot Spdngaiid- aumujer.GoodB,

i to i a of B l r s * Hat".''cloHlnff'out, 10c. .aud SBo

' îftanoUtanii UllauaaQiV . : .(rluira«) SPIJOOI Uatl. 8 t c| • " • • • ! ' ! ! . . . • • • ; • • • ; . ? , - - • " • - • • • • • -flilDa.ye«D»llBl|

SIuulo Uata Ulow coal

KINZEYB.;

K I S Z E Y ' 8 .K I N Z U Y ' B .

FIDO tVeuch Flywera aVreducoa'prlcoa.

Paroaolannd 8uhf tftnbnellai ln; all tnow shades at rfduoed trices, . ; , :

KiszeT8._

'

KINZET'H;KXUZliVU

(5

KINZEYjB.

BarKalna In real and Imitation Lecea.Colored- ClUnr' ond'Malteae Laoe<i 10c,yard up. .' .. '. * '' . "••;'•

apanlsU LacM and Scarla very low ; r(Julpure and Y^k Lacus closing out,

" - . ' - . ' " - • • • • = - ! • - - v - i . . : ; • • • - . . .

From aiicllon. tills w#k, Llama LaSlimls and Saoq.uea, from 18 to M0. .

300 QnlpureLnCB8ScqQCB,$T.M.to|18.

Cloapiotaof TiHlllnery and-iotker Bllts,from S5c. to »!.!!'yard.

' • . ' : • I ' -

• i • •

-26,000 yarda Hainljurff' Kmbrolderleifrolo aueUon, So ; 64, Sa/10o.,.]Go.it35c. yard. • .• • • ; • ' ; • : - ; '

i n r g i i n a i n J a o i J n o t , N a l i ™ ) o i t . I . ,Buliaea,: : t u c k e d . a n d . clotlod :MU«Uoa,from lû. ya rd u p .

• ' • • ' ; ' • •

'. Sprciaf attentlna to-our GIOTO d<'par

KINZEY-9.KINZBV.'a.:

klNZEY|3.

tuefit., Wo havo the clwopcat and t)cs• Una of KM; HHk a»V' Lisle Olovasln th<

.•r^r,"' - " • - . - • . . . a - . v . ' '• •

Bai-KftlnB In tsdlea* Undfrwciir. -nurgulnsla Mlaaus1 (Ttidarwear.Bargain8 la Infanta' Goods. '.

Tho cueopest Fansln NoWTork.•Joimnrflo fan i , So . 5 c , 8c., 10u.:1-jo.jailwm Fflue, 8o., M e , 16c., 2i)c. .Flnu painted i'ftnB, 20c.. BBc 44o, EQomilt Fona, gilt stickR, 6Oo,, 70c , 80r

1 Iianillcs, Irotu 1<ic, to *2&. •K I N Z F i Y ' S ; ';•• " ' • ' i - -1 • ••••-' • -• K l N Z K Y ' r i . ^ - : • , - • • . - • - : - ..•:..-•.:•."::;.-, . .

., Belts, Bags and Portemonoalrs low.' !; •"» ' Elutio fiitil bdtdcd'iJults.-—•--— -—

KINZKY'8.; ; • • ,-; • / i :KINZKY'H:-------- ,-- . : •.:••-,-..- • - . ; . , . . . .

, i< • Flno Perfutnca,. I8oai>«, Powdcra, Co]oirnt-B, Bruabca, Cunibs, Hpongtis, etc., *tollot. -

KINZET8. , ..• . i . , .iKINZliY'S: ' ' ' ' '

VW!lliav:imlsi>r.neB,:We..<iac!i,. .lOO extra wide Wlnriaora, 25c. each,- ™ ..~~'~: ~^~- i . - j . -•.,

. • . • • . ,

' Burgiilne In our itnndkeHAIef deitnrtmeat. In ladles', uenu',mlssea'andhoy

iKINZKY'8.KINZKY'S:

8ABIIK9.SiSIIES.

, . r . . .All tho new. st ntjlca of jewelry In jet .Silver, oxidized ontl lloral Jewelry.' '

: " • • • • • • • • •

.ill.allk gros gi?iln ttl|ibonaliSc., Wo.,12-l&c. All Bilk cord-ougo UibbonBi So., 40o.t 8o. ...

KINZEY'8.KINZllY'S.

KINZEY.'fl.

KINXEY'8

Th^ cheapest Bs»h Rlliboailn NowYorIn 0. 7 and 8 Inch, at 23o., 2Bo , 30o , 41c43c, M)o.,and OPc. a yard. : . . • '

Closing out; lots of Ooods In every depaiirif-Qt to dânuiit stuck. ' '

flilvi!rj>laled'Wart) very low,'

767 a d 769; BHOiLWAY

• ASD

JV1SLL

113 BIIKNKT STJtEET, :

oulr ,of , Mew utrtiet, New - Hrunawlck,

'OHertothp'traHa, imirt public inKoneral. the'Iiarge ^tooa: ot\ "•::::..:;.,r::.,.:.J..J.I1:.:!,JiJ^_l_

Pine- Hemlock <§e: Oak : Timbe..:. „itpr. BniliipgJPurposâe, and all kiDda_o_L_

Dressed' and Dndrtmsed Lnmlser.

at .greatly reduced priced. Purcht^spra , wilgonault llierlntai'eB'l by calling and czaminlntheir atoct 'and iijet: pnees, botore purohaain,

to..uiiatL.Uiiiitf.[ii6ra:KnntiLntaod—1

LUMJBERAKD TIMB±3R SHIPPED

oftho Lina oi Railroad, Any Bigi

StrvetT

JX' •'d!AiIiE'tf1OFFidK.—Ujion tlia sppileatldnJi E U 4 C l l T U o t l u t i

dJiuros EÛoiirr an4<CliiirlQiT. Uowenuoreti.tuliutiitS;ratorsolj"ohn y: Henry, Into of (he wild county dt/Mld-lle-itJx. dBccASiaL-1, WUllaiuJItiUe/, J r n t nrrottnto bl thadl jTauiiiv f MlddldftXdoliorouy oricr ona rtlivct th

/ , rn r r t t tBdl jTauiiiv of MlddldftX,doliorouy oricr ona rtlivct thsaiil-'irltnlnlBtratorii 'to' yi™ -public nottCo'to th

ll of too Bftlil tltceanfd, to.brinîn tliolr dobto,(lertiaDdB i n d claims, und^r'dath 6r nHlrtoiilldn cgolnhttho.lho said e«tfu,e,wtylitn. jiluo.montliSirroui'thudnuf this ordor^ bysct i inff - ' -up-a-cupy-of- tUo-ordwltbio1-twenty clBysiaflcr.tiiadsto ucreiiT.in' tlvo olUio tuoot [iiibllo plaovs In said comity, lor tho S|mceohlwo taonths,lanrf-nlKoby advertlhfilif'tue(taiii»:iot'ike tspacfl o r tlmo l a tbo TIMES,, ono ofÎiampcrs ptibtcd Hi ihtfl'BUlie: "And If IftnV^fidlibill.neglect.to eil)iblt:h]a-PC:icr^(lobt,;aemand o

ilm, within said period ol nlno months -alter |>ublloUcofelrciina irortittld,' such ci-tditor shall bu'lbr-

ercrlurrAl.of his op hur action .opilnflt llio, said lidmliilatAilorsi > : - • • ••-

Given umler )ny hind.tK- • " - WILLIAM

•;•;. . . . , , , ; N O T I C EAll partf« *ntltle4 to pnpera ,1a: poBSocoanfl can obtain.them only upon .wfed d t O l U U I K f i T OuWKNI

of s*Id!

btain.them only upon .wfenrRii ORDKB*. OlUUI-KfiT. OuWKNIloVKN, •

145 Oooryo Btroot, MBW UrUnawIck

Richard'r'orviss and Abraham T?arkelew, ad-ilma'.rii^r^nf WlllamW,UBarkelqw, Intorih6i3oiihtybr'Mddle8ex,.:ao oased,: by.di-ic TOttrof tho Orpliana'Conrt-of ihc cdunty oflddloacx, horeby give notloo to the creditorsBadWiilluin w. orBflrkolow/dcceascd.'to

ilh bit to thenii'innder oath or. flffirmtttlonvh(yr olftinia i,andi do.mandB, Bgalnnt the eaiato>Vltb n'siiiionlbflfroih'thil' uvooty-ftlxth dayif'May, 1614,',or theyiwiU. baiiorover barredtorn prosecuting or r^cqverlhc t|ib samd,' r•-WasKlbgtbiirSrS^Mfly Stf'4874.-——,••,:-.--•»:•'..?.;r'-; HI0H:iRD SnHVI8SL> .

/ n f X T ; ;.MIB lujdor, tlie ibove sUtod wrlt-iUndo idr

t d t o • • ' • " ' ' • • • •l

> '1 . ; • • • - - " »

li

J . • ' ' . i

Building

_±_L_L_._.__^ : 'A-KD ON EAt)Y TCTilS, :AT -•• : ' ' • ' _ " _

: . ' - . : • Middlesex CmvAy,y,.i£oa tbe Usnof theNo\rYork,ana Philadelphia Railroad.

. Onlj one mile south, west from New Brunswick city, heingi upon Livingston avenue and other fiuo avenues.

Tbo Lots vary la depth from 130 feetto|200 feot, and have BO to.100 .feet.front.'

Only oni-thtrd Cash required. Ihartmain.der •upon-bond and' marlgaj/e,pdydb/.tihf~ IFiritj/iaii. iiil^p e r f e c t . . ' ' " ' J " .-.' •• . . ." '' ' . " - - • ' ' ' ' ' [ • . . •' • - . • — • _ _ • " - ' ^

. A Warranty Deed will bo given. . • ,. • ; . - . • •» . . . . . . - . - . ' •

'7.TEN HOUSES aro already erected.'.' 'three belonutag^ to the subscrlher;.wlll bo sold on liberal terms, .

: ..Post offlpe'a.ddreBS, Ne v Brunswicli^N. J. - .-.•:._'_.; . lyinyao.Z.Z-I".

LEGAL NOTICES.

A<ljourncd hlierlil 's ha le

MIDDLESEXi Cou?t ol Conuuon Hi.-a8.-r-rjL 'AnUreWiL-Dunhain el al,, fUtiitiH'ij, VH.ioVgo W. Price ct ux.t .Defundnnte.- Fi. Fa;,

' The sale under the above stated vriL stands

nt2 o'clock p m., at tho Court Xlonse, iu thecity of New Brunswick, Hew- Jersey,— - — — JOHN.D. BUCKELEW, Shcrilt.-

m y 3 7 t d : -_.= . •_• .... • .- • • • - •

LEGAL NOTICES.

A d j o u r n e d SlicrlH'8 Sale.

IN Chancfcryof New Jeraoy;—Between Hiram Gar-rutBoil m al;, Comnluluanta, find Aznrlali Dunham

et si., Ocfcndan'a. Vi. Ka.',bto, on forccloJUn). UatcilJ)cctullior,9,1878.* . . ; . • . ; ; ' • .'' Tho Balo uhdur tlio above elated writ atanuV ad-[ o u i t o a ' t i ) " " - ' — r r - - . j . . .-^—^7-;^—,-~t.-~.. :... ',. ,. . TDEiDfY,:JULT.!B>.1.8M,

ot 3 o'clock pi ni., at iho Court Houao la tho'city ol:.b;ow ErunawlclciJtw Jorsoyi . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • JOUNI>:i)UCKELE\V,8litrlir: C. T. CoWKKnovklf.tiolldtorofCoiiipliitnnnU. '; Jun4-ld . ; . . .-. .-

' Adjourned SIicrllT's Siilo.

IN Ohancory. of-.The ilutual Lifi

Now Jersoy. — Between. _ ^..._ _..o In»uriui(!i! Cmiipauy ofNmr TorkVCpmplainahts.'iinil -Sdlilll Gullet: ot•at, Defendants. H. F.at, do , on foreclosureiDated March ft. 18ft .. '... . .' L The ealo under tho above 'ettttetl writ Rtimds

dCd tO

TUESDAY, JULY 7, 18J4,

atS.o'cloi;clty o

•ck p; m.', a t tho Court' Ifousc. In OnTow Bruu-wItiK, N*-w. Jeruey,

JOHND.-BUCKELEW. Sherifl.—F. L. KfijtsBfcT,'Solicitor of Complnlnnuta.jnelQ-td' .-•••••

: — - A d j o u r n e d M l O i i l t V - s n l o .

MIDDLKi^KX County Circuit Court.—Hu|ih.. tlcKeag. Plttlntill, Ta.llobert N. tt ood-

ivurth, l)en!rid»nt. Specnl ft Fa., t i c , on iltnTho.sale.underjhe.jihi»vp_sj,iiifld. wnt Btiuidfl

udjuurned.ttf *: , , y ,nt 2 o'clock pi m.,' ut thn Court House, I n t h e'city.ol NewBrunawloli,:N.1J'; . ' •'. ' ! •

" J O H N D iiDCKELEW; ShonilA. V: SCUCKL-K,-Atlornoi' - - - - j n o l 0 . n l

rri1

I n C l i ancc ry o f (V( \v

io jon.v n. EYLES, fAiY

ELIZABETH BEN

J. EVLES,and WI

Adjourned SUcflfPs Sale.

MIDDLESEX County Circuit Gburfe—DavidK.. Aokeruittu vs. John IVVan Duyu..

F ' . Fa t etc. DatcdMaichO, 187^,The HUIQ "under tlia'alfove tinted writ stnmla

udjuurucd to ; . . . , . • • .

~TUES-0Ay r .

HEW_APYERT1SEMEMTS.

A0ENT3 #AKTKDHpE

T E I J I J IT .——,liy Mrft. T. B. II. StenliouBP, for 2-1 years vlfboi a Mor-'ni-n lllfrli PrleBt. WitLan Introduction by HARRIETBKKUHKIt B'lOWli. Two yi'urs ngn the auilior-vrote a punpUIet mi Polygamy _>vlilch excited tlio Mor-

at two o'clock ]>, iji.,*at tho Court Ilouae, j n tniok and "Till It All.V hmlncnt -meti- and womimihccIiy'ofNewUfiifiswick, KtJ^JefaBy; • | u r e t l J hcrloaweiiUho cliallenRO, and "Tell It All "

' IONN I) Il[IPK"TT VXV MlmriiT • l s ' t b 8 result.- itifl tho <'iily book on this subjuct fyer• Clvr, P I i m . o ^ - V f t f t W W - - - " ' - ^ - P ^ H writlen-by a real Mormnit puinplir: <M pp. sapeiblywru'enuy H reni niormoH vuincnr' via pp. siipeibly '.

iliastraetl and bound; - It nutfclls fill other liooka thre«toono. UtakcB like wllriflro. 07" lOOOtK) will bo

IN Chancery of Now Jeraey. — Between ' d™i T. CToilTilYNUTON'Th-m<s.,O. Bcuning,, Complainant, und a, ~ '

AISOT Work, et al., Defcndanifl, Fi.-Fn., etc ,• '" "arch 24,1874.

ourj;ap|ulty.,J0ur.,Do. etc., sent rroc'to alL- Ad-TON i Utt^rVC

Mis

' .;•.'. • TUESDAY, JUNE U0, 1874;at 2 o'clock p. ni., a t the Court Hnuae, in thicity ofNewBriinswtck, Now Jersey. ; .i " • JOHN D; BUOKELEAV; ShcriR.

LKON ABOKTT; Solicitor otX'omplaluautH.

: Adjourned hliorHI'*, ha l e .

IN Chancery of Now( Jersey.—Betwe'en: •Ai)Ure\rKirKpatrickotai;f.-

/rru3teeH, etc.,Complainants, and Francis A. O'Nell e ta l . ,DcfentlantH. Fi FA., etc., 6a foreclosure.Dated March n , l8T4. "> • • • • - •• The fiftloundor the above1 Btated writ stand»

adjouruQd to •,ÛEBDAT, JDNE 23, 1874,

at 3-o'eluckp. m.( at the Court HoUao; In thocity of Now Brunswick..Now Jersey.

JOHN D. BUCKELEW, Sheriff.

.ofCopiplalnanta.

KLIZABETH,. BENJAMIN mid-WI

~—Hy'v I r t» o o I- au[oVd er|of ê~ConFt^pfinbeer^rontle ori'Uio'day oT'tlio ditto lierdofîh *S' en!w'ereln thii Wiuliingtbn Building und Loan Aaoulatiohiuro coniplamantH, and Jo ha H; Eyliand othera are dtii'endautB,'you.aro i-ef|uircdappear ami plead, un-wer or demur to ttio copin uimtH* bill on or herore theSIXTH D *X OJUJjYNJiX'JV arJJUiit'In default thcreor suedeereomay ho made ngalnatyou as tho Chancelor ma i think equitable-and just,-. i • ._••-•.. Tbe said, bill oi complaint is fllpd toifoiCIOBO a certain mortg, go .dated November 2!lSlitt,, oil _premi3QH aituated in South Ami)townaliip (nx>«* JIadlfiou),' county of MniilleBand ytutetiffv'Gw Jersey.beglunlng at tho moinorth west comeVof a truct of land conveycby SamuelScohey to KlcholdS Lorton, Jolin Loi-ton'and Henry Lorton, by deed bearing datSept Z; 18G5; and from thence: south-.ftiurtcclcjrrtes aud Blxty-sovcn.ininutos;wcst," th'rty

jeven chains to'Fi'eebold romV; aba thon'ce 'Cinorth Brxty-five degnjefl east, thirty-flvo cluumand fifty links ti thc.-liuo of whiclv the BaldUenr;i.orton released to Obadlah" llerbert; thenc

west thirty-olid chainsing iifty acres aud eighty-eiKlH"HUntiredtiiB of aiacre, more or less [ tnatsaiu mortgage" its gtvoibysaidJoluiH. hyteaandMarv J . jylcuj am

^ro- madc'dcfcadaut&-.becauBQ_ you npjHrnr orecord us 'tlie owners of *Ba!d"pr"eniiaea, ,aiia"Kvirtue thercoi claim to have a'ume interest then

J: , RANDOLPH1 APPELDY^ So'icttortloTnpIuinnnta, VViuhiiiglon.'S^K., IN.

Dated Alay 4, 1B74, = -.:" ' - -mylg-Oti

T' ODE WITT O. WEEKS.—By: vlrtuobf -... order.of tlio Court of Chancery of Np\

Jersey, made on the dtiy of'thfi "d'tQ'nbreof.'lta cauao wherclii Lewis A. Hoffihtn is'com-

,{j -plain antrnnd"yDU"and~otherfl-nT(r-defeiniantHu aro required to appear' plead, demur 'o

ill, bn or tefunh

lain a n t r n n d y D U a n d o h e f l e i ayou aro required to appear,' plead, demuranswer to tho complainant,'8 bill, bn or tefthe • HIRD DAY OF JULY Nfc.XT, or tho ib i l l i H b t k i f d i Ui H k g ^

Tho-Balil-biH ia Hied to foreclose a morigaggtyen by Andrew Larroll to.JohuE, YandeT-veer, on Iatidsla the townBliipof Korth Brunswick, Middlesex County,1 Now Jersey, dateNovember 23, A. D. 187u, and .which aaidmort-guffii - was assigned, by'the -ftaid. John JE/rVaii'3ToT5rôHho"â(a^ccnaplirtirairtr~aTid-TTbicli3 e r T o T 5 r ^ o H h o ^ a ( a c c n a p rsaid lauds were sold and conveyed by the saltAndrew Carroll to Morgan It. Francis; amy r D 6 W i t f C r r " N V e k 8 a d e a d e t i i r dy u r 6 C ,bcca.».flo you hold a mortgugo upOD.,ar...aga,inslaid lands. • -• A'. Oi HARTSHCNE. 86Hcitor of Coralalnaut; Freohold, Now Jereoy./UtttedMny{i,:18?4."".--r~ :~ ": mySl-flt-

li:.—Iu. Chap.«eryO o r N o w J«raor. Botwwn WOODBIt»DU*EITllONO, Coinpluloant, and THOMAS-MANION ottx .p t nLDefemlarilD.fJ'i. FtvoaforcoloBure.-DatedLprll 10t 187ir- " ' " : - r - . :Uy Til tua of the above itated writ, to mo dlreotod,

rill expoau toMla a t publld vondue, on• ' • ' ; ' TUE9DAV, JUWK 28,^1874,t ^ o'cloofciv in., a t tho_Court Honw." in~7the. d ty b:

tJpw'BrunBwlclt»'NeHr Jersey, 'All t h V ^ t w o oortain lout of Und: ln_tha -jTburth",_ _ ofihoolty ofNew Brnaiwlclc, connty of Mlddfo-•it'ttd ttlat6'arNeW'Jcra6r;khoiTh nnd dlstlnRtllihed

on tb«| Suydatn uâp on file lu the Ojcrti's ofiice of- lbscounty or Middlesex, as luts numbered W? and 630 J pparcel numhor 41 oDialdmap(botb.of iheaboto lotsfront on tiuydam street), which said map is more (allylcscribodat) fullowito *«tt:; A' map of 'niftulti real

»uui In the PoMTtbrWArd of tho.clty. of, Now Urnuled a dcounty of iliddloaex, botwuen-Tronton"nVi)-

IUB aod Iho old Trenton rood, formerly of Abraluunluyiiam, Knq., and by him conyeffd with othiBuyilam, Knq., and by him conyeypd wit other ]'rop :

erty tQ J u n e s Lorimer Orahaui by dood dated JunS2Cr 1S86,surveyed and ,divided Into lots.aitd jsreelsMay 01, IB83, by Daniel Ewen; Oltjr Harwyor, Haw

Togotlier with ill and ' (Insular the g r i r t l Wrivlieges, hei-edl amenta and apptirtoriaaciji tbf>raan-

belonging or in anywise appertaining.iiL ::._:•__-_ J U I I H J>.-1IUCKKLEW; Sh

TVOODBKIDQK BTnotto, Solicitor. ,,Dated April 18, Ib74; - %

CHERIMf'S SALE. — Middlesex'O Cltcolt U o r t . COUNEL1UB' HOiOj-AHD «,-rarSaura, olcvT%JAMK3 U. HKKEO4,; H^.V-i

Tly Tlrlu'd of:tha. oboye auted.«rrlt,-t<) me 41ill oxpuii) to aald'kt jiubllo vonduo, on

. ; ' . - ,:.TD^3i)AT f JULT-T, 18T4,'

o'olook P.m., a,t Lihe Court Howw In U.«,«ltjr.o;iloj»^niwlek. NewJerooy, " . " •>i l l t ^ tMr ta in lo t ind narcolof woodlandir-altnahv- - - • - ' iijB M the wMHip .ofMBoutb^BnwiwleJ-

Ffcool)

lo8,18»crn4uiil461nnli»<itlTOil,BiorBor|ijai:heaiuiie.iracfor la»il. that waa "coaroyej toVan'l>urvii«r by:acod- of; Abraham lyoiirhfn,prin,18lli;in bookOI prdMila, jiaga 681 «o,_

dDaVtieHabiillTttMrd'JimBaiyaiidTadDaVtieHabiwilllKinTiyettMrdJimeB..;llt6CM,llyilo«l.dali«l,l)ept.inbtPlf).18ffl,.jMris.,

f HMI ld l " i t j v« f ( roDC«tha»uv lOl a b k M r , t 8

ifflca of aa.HMIlldl«"Bex<lii!iitjvlug> homby'inada focjioioro. fa

;_• In Chnricory ofNcw Jorscy.

TO DAVIDSTMP30N.-^By -virtue of nn or-- dor of the Court of:Chan.eryof-Nett-: Jer-

Bey, made on tho day of the date hereof, lu aicause wherein (}eprgp_lI6rdineMsMcoiiip_fatmitijand Caroline W-.AIarflhall and jotiicr^.are do-;jfendantu, you are required to appear and plead,,.demur i<r answer to the co *. iifaniant's' h II onlor before the TAVKNTY-BECOND DAY OF•UOTOIIBR NEXT,- o r that, in , default i thereotsuch decree !nayLl)Q_nifi(lft.nj;ain.ijt you as thu.Chancellor shalrihlnkenuitablo' and j.ist . V '

j Tho Bold bill or, complainant iafilcd,lito fore-'clone-a curtain; mortgaco, dated. October I*.18^0. oil prein(si*s'Rltiiiuod in Metuchcn,' 'Wood*bridgo ;.'(npw Rarit'an) Toirnshp, .Middlesex

'and TBôii1 ir ih" ifp ~t?h t-i tl eTUiiAlnia ti .l-oflllin il di ii g"l i t a i n ilia*- village of Mclucheu, .filed in tho

'Clerk's Office of tha county of iMiddlescx, thats'a dinortgdê wtfs'given -tiy" eiUrl - Dn id Siinp-'son,'-and-ttiu-rmttrtfT|tgcil ^rotniHufl uro uutvowned by Carolino \V. Mi.rHli.ili,

' And you, David Simpsoii,' a>e'made n defcuilant1 hecaUsc you jippcar of record ad •tlio'owiiurof suld iiremifjcfl, and by virtue thereofcluinihavo sbnio ihlercbt tliol'cin.1 • ' '• '• • ' ' '

• . CUAItLEST. C0WENUOVEN,, ,:Solicitor of Complaiuati^)45 Oeorgo street,

"Dated April 21, W 4 ; ;. •-• . apSO-wtocS

Btroet, New York.'

W. A. Batchelor's Alaska Seal Oilfor tho Hair. Tlio best Hair Oil In u s e

W. A. ISatchelor'8 Dentrificefor hcaotlfyln? a>4 nrcftorvln&vtlie'.Teetli-and Ouma - -and ileodo'rlzlai! tho l i re l th . : • • .,

W. A. Batchelor's Curative £"„';Imtnwllately cure* King Worm, Toltof, Itchlnff of thellend, and all Kruptlona of the ^kln,• Kuco or Budy. -_

W. A. Bntclielors Ncir CosmctiqucBlack or lii-owii for fixing tlio Hair, Whiskcra or Mous^tncliloa without Rreaaintf them. ;

Bold whoh'Hiilo and rcaaU nl fnctory, 16 Bond street,New York, and by all ilrufglnta. • Aak for them. : -•

, K U I T U E B I Elft8l|aTrU-BOB nui*rcwJed: bpst TftisiIn thrt world. $4. Snnil for pampblut. IKUjf TltUSSCO., 022 liromlway, M. V. • ajl6-3m

HUPtUltiVralHcally ctiredT The KenuiioT'Kngllab"UupiuroLinlniL'Ut; «I per bottlo. Dr. Halla^, 1.483'8d ftvonuo, N. Y,.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, and all Throat Diseases, uae •

VVELLS1-CARBOLIC-TABLETSrJ?ut up only in BLUE Box<!8.

A T B I E D A N D B U U B

—Hoi'',br:PruggiB«S" : • - • • - -

R. GLEDHILL,Importer of French and German

SHERIFF'S'County Circuit Court. DAVID M. PEBIUN

J H U A E D W A I U a F iayJ08HUAEDWAItUFiiFa votC. ,By virtno or thn above etatod writ, to ino.directed,ill exiMjSo losalo at public vend no, on

, T U E S D A Y ; JO-.NBSS, iai4,

a td o'clock p. VQ% at th<v Court House 'lar o yiJow. ilrtinawtck. Now ..Jerfloy,, . . .. All ttiodvfuiKlaiit'a rlpbt, litloand interoBtrln andl l V V i r V t i I " l t " i j f r h l I l l rfather, Juaeph Edwards, dlod Boiiied and ifoyacaaed - osituate, lying and t«lngr In \he town5hl[>,Of Monroe. Intbe county of Middlesex anil State of New Jersey, lytnuonahft. northerly Îde of whgtjls called -tho -rjdcrti"road,"odr6lriliig1anilB"oF"Ida~3ciJampf*.B.ur.lPQ..nn'J. Iinds $f._tti

ijr 76 acres of land, more or IJOHN

Jos. J .KLT, Attorney.Dated April 14,1874.- .

K—01UCKELEW,

tny'JUi

J.YJL^ ROQATK'S^FJFlOE.w-Upotvt^ ap^licatloiPraÎtiir,TenMVfiariimiiitml«rTirT

ion, 1 • to br thb Bald-county of Middlesex, decased,L .William Uollojr, Jr^.durrogatoof tho hold coiin

of Middlesex, do huroby order nnd direct tho skid aniinlairai^r to give public nbtt-'etoHho'crWItorsorihtsaid dectasod, to hriag Irt thrlr diibta, di'Diands nniÎititns,-under ottth-or-sfUrmn tloa-ftg&lnst~ the-eaid-ruto wltbtDiQltio HumtUs fnm the dato or this ordijy aelilnff Op'n copy orthnonltr within twenty duyiliter tbodfltolietouîn flye. of,tho innst |iul)llc,p]nctin said county tor the apncenf two bioolhs, Rod'olBO brftlritWftHl^^*M|tbrfTtrtl»rinetW(anirfortHl^^Bl»*o«eM|in(^BtTiwca, oie of tho newspapers prlr.tvd In \hla StntAnd if any creditor shall noglwit toixliiMt-liia-or^lii.dobt, doiimnd or claim, within said period of nlnomonths otter public notice given BS. aloresftid, Fuchcreditor shall DO forever birred of-hlt'or her actioingalnst tho said administrator

— T ig Machine glyes tho . b u t l i tUlaSlon .tfthe user, la pnld for most readily, nnrt li thd beflt o:all t o BelL i_ii there fa no " Uoqipstla"IA);aQt !.n y ° u l

:town-a'pply'tdÔM£8TlC8i-M, : :CO.-,lN0«ir-Yorki--'1Jnn! r f

nThe DnivcrsalSlcdicihe•

For (lie Honsehold,'RY IT. PKICE PER BOTTLK, 25.0KNT3,,. R E U B C N I IO.YT, P r o i i r l o l b r , .

Livingstone fcfly lUiV h ( I tFor SO-years uilUionB. haye (Intently wateliedjhiB

trriroua, lot boro.CBtrtipglei. and grand nolili'vo-oenta,rad. now ragsrlv doflro tho Cpmplemi Lift • Hhtory othla world-renowned hero nnd benohctor, .which un-oldaaleo the tinrtOBlU-i ;and wealth t>f & wild and

idirful ouuntry.-It-la Jaat.rctdjv-* 000-aKcn'ta_.ted qiitcklyi One agent sold 184>notherJ9ff onerook, top partloulora ftddrons HUBBABD O I > "°itherPhlltdulphla.Boatoa orClnclunatl, U.'

m y 8 » - 4 ' • • • • • ' " • " " '

THE HIGHEST MRDtCAL" AUTHOUTTIEBOF OP th T i Phfland

ip KUiiOPh; nay the BtroDgent Tonio,. Pahflerod Deobstruont knoffn t» tttft medical world 1B

JURUSEBA.arreata decfx 1.

lorooa. exhaustion olU 6 V d b d

r o l i t r i i o U o h i T . [ o i i 7 l l i i r £ i td Bpleen. " Price »1 aooulii.- • ' • • • -:; • :•'•,.,.•' : :J0H(l,(J;iKBLL0QO.i :':.

];25-<wp 18 Plait Mreot, K. T .

TVOItKMEtT SUMrTOALlPAKTSOnilE' ' • " ' "

894 BROADWAY,OPP. LORD A TAYLOR'S, NB1V V O I t K .

aplO-Sw . • ,.

Doubte Elevated Oven, Warming y!^'='£r6ilin0T:Dddr;zFeiider Guard, - -Dumpinr/, and Shaking Orate, Direct

LEK, nAUEE 4 C O ,•at, Water Street. Jtmr York.

j

EDV1»IIMS. HARRIS..' (Lato COOPER, I1AHIII3 Jc U0DQKIN8),

'InntorlflrandWaQuffloturcroF

Rifles,; Griins,; Pistols,— GUV IHATISIUALS .-•-•

A R T I C L E S , !

--- 17? BROADWAy, NKW YOHE.my86wp

"Coilego,.

aoFomth Avenue, Now York Oltyi-

BboVkeepmgy—WritingypLanguages.- Iostruation. day and eTQtliDRtenna loir; .ludieii' department separalo: teTe-graphv tanglit to men, women, boys ana'girls'practically. A. graat demand loi operatprs.'a'<ill)«»D

NEW OATALOQUHI

> ,-AaaPrlixi,IlBt,:Uaili«l Froo. J; -—

U f i k

•,'PBKfS.Cn CI1INA.:OITIEN.AWAT, (almost). 'Tea, Toiliit 80I8' and evorythiOK olaij tbti'sutnswfty. Call oriead for Caia'ogiiflB.'• > , •

WAaHlSGTON UADLEV'8

aoiinDvftpi,pilcflV«nkfA: titrq*6r Hoiidnclio. AUbJo l'Url-

- CrdsFlirlcU the UIoocl.Cm-cliilly I'ropared Iroiu tlie ITAot

yogoinblo irreriiclnott — a prcatBuccoKB .I>r iho Proprietor of

GOLTON'S SELECT FLAVORS.Adi jmir-JDrttfffrlsE m D e a l e r for ihtm,

P f i c c t f t l a IXultlr* GKO.C.GOODWIM oo Oo.i__B<Mlon. Joint F, lltunir, UUBB^M «fc C'o.,N.X

200 PIANOS & ORGANSj w a n d Bocond-hand, of flritdui mokrra, will bo

)U a t LOVKB i-Kicra far cash, or ori.lnBtallmeiitfl, oir r e n t In city or country, dnrlne thlB moi)th,hyI0P.A0E WATERS & PON, No. 4SI Broadway; than •Tar bofore.oflcrtd'ln New York. BPKU1ALTY—lanoB aod Organs- to lot until tbe rent money fiays*honrlOA of tho 4mtrnnion«. llliiBtrntod Cou>logne».•!M-' 1 ' AiJa.rgp_-..diflC(mn,t to' lnlniatfr*, churcnoa,^loOiBôdgea-etc.""" " - : • - - - - - - - ^ - \ v i a lWWD —( • ; • • i • ; • , ' ' ' . - ' - —

A DAY GUARANTEED Ming ourWELL AUGER & DRILL Ingoodterritory. EndoraedbyQoveraors-oHOWA, ARKANSAS 4DAK0TA

$25K«>*60i iAFHyi» 'anewboolc :oht t !oaf ; v

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