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THE COMET!THE COMET!

ILLUSTRATED WITH ELEVEN ENGRAvIScs.
MONDAY MORNING, will be published in an Extra
New World the celebrated work OF NJ Arago the great
French Astronomer written by order of the government
entitled
THE COMET.
Scientific notices of Comets in and in particular
the Comet of 1892. 10 which is added an account of
THE EXTRAORDINARY COMET
THROUGH HEAVENS,
And which may be seen every fair evening and the
opinion of eminent astronomers on the
INFLUENCE OF COMETS ON THE EARTH.
This will be the most interesting and scientific, well
as the most complete work on the subject of comets
published, giving the history of the most celebrated
comets which have appeared in ancient and modern
times.
Price 12t cents-$s a hundred.
2t j WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
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manufacturing Company, including the mills, water
power, and dwelling houses which originally cost Slso
600, wassod at auction Boston Friday, by Whitwe
seaver Co for $50 00-loss to persons $looooo
The auction sales of Lowell goods in Boston during the
week. has been rates low that many of them were
taken back Loweto be resold The reason is obvious,
excluding foreign goods prevents purchases OF surplus
producs the surplus remaining the market sinks the
money value OF the whole production SO low to leave
no money in consumers hands to buy domestic goods
or States which continue to pay their debts, Ohio
stands the lowest on the list The prices comparative
ly ms follows.-
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D-EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DR. REED
Of Batmore. to DR.. Sherman LOG Nassau rect NJ,
JAMES A. REED.


n- JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Thi is undoubt.
eddy the most yasabe is decidedly the popular
its kind introduced into this State The
demand Tor it has been constant and increasing from the
time was first offered for sale here last January the
present time; testimonials of its real and
usefulness from very many Of our citizens might be pro.
duced, but trial Will satisfy all that it speedy cure
for coughs, colds influenza. asthma hoarseness and all
kinds of pulmonary affections (Me.,) Daily
Whig
is prepared only by Dr. D Jayne, No. 30 South Third
Price n hottie
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Here is undoubted deficit of $74s,oss, between the
nett proceeds Of the public works. and the interest their
construction during the past year and yet the people,
whose business to borrow for that State gravey
that the only deficiency arises from the tolls falling be-
low the estimate of the commissioner" He may put any
estimate he peases upon his tolls They, the estimates
will not pay debts 1t will be observed that not one of
the works paid the interest construction The
Ohio Canal is the best and the deficiency between nett
tolls and interest," is $4,000 The Board of Public
Works make the following estimate for the year ls4s
Aggregate tolls and water rents, $500 900
expenses, 200 600
Nett receipts, 400 00O
Amount of interest paid in 1912, 1874 $40
Interests on S., 000, 06o of new stock, 100000
Deficit, Ss3t sO
This to be raised from the people by tax
ation for good purpose whatever merely afford
dozen individuals good pckng out of the negotiations of
stocks 1t requires increase 1856 45 over the canal
tax of last year. The following table OF the taxable
property and taxes emitting fractions paid in Ohio
two years -
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AN ACROSTIC.
By ZcsT

Indeed thou art beautiful lovely and fair,
my clear healthy cheeks, and thy jetty black hair
neck and thy lips and thy breast and thy eyes,
Levlier than ought else that lives meath the skies.
remember the time thou vast not then SO fair,
And thou hads not such clear cheeks and etty black
hair;
Nay, thy cheeks were disgusting thy hair red, you
Cure my pimples you cried and blessing appeared
How mighty art thou wondrous Chemical Soap,
Even more to clear botches and scurvy than morals
May my blessing attend ye; miracle, love ye,
Infinite great, there is none great above you;
Cure pmpes heal chapt flesh, clear yellow dark SIX in
And erupons and salt rheum, and Gf you ean)
Like prince thy possessor Jones' like generous cure
Sells thee at half price, to the helpless the needy and
o, try it, be longer homely, for one cake will cure
you are there is few friends that can kindly
endure YOU
Pray excuse, but indeed it is true assure you.
Reader, without putting these the real qualities Of
the Italian Chemical Soap; cures every eruption disf
guremen ofhe face skin heats tender chaPt esh
Give it one trial you'll be well satisfied It is sold
for fifty cents cake at the sign of the American Eagle
81 Chatham st. N. Y, and by these agents.
Appointed Agens-Zieber Sd and Dock sts., Philadel-
phia or next to the American Hotel, Washington D. C
State st. Boston; 81 State st. Albany 1879 Fulton street.
Brooklyn 2o7 King ST., Charleston, s. C.; c. Baily
Morrstown, N. j.; Ferre, Main st, Middletown, Ct
Agents wanted in all other cities.
90 THE EARTHQUAKE IN THE WINDWARD
Islands was not destructive to human life than is
Kolmstock's Vermifuge to II destroys them im
mediaely and is equally beneficial the infant and the
adult sufferer Only % per bottle from II Maiden
lane.
W-EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DR.. REED
ct Baltimore, to DR.. Sherman, LOG Nassau street, New
York Your lozenges have lately performed some
derful cures in city Several cases of whooping
cough of the most alarming character have been cured
by your cough ozenges which has caused quite
citement in their favor. When medicine becomes as
popular as your lozenges have hardly know what
stay their course The TACT Of your being regular bred
ply scian, member Of the New York City Medical So.
ciey gives your preparations great advantage all
other articles. Your splendid showb, printed by
rShieds,' attracts crowds OF admirers 1t is hard to
make people believe that it is printed; they think it an
elegant painting. Yours, sc.
LANES A REED.
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ALL NATIONS HOTEL, No. ~ Brnadway-This rs.
~ retlishment hit eo known the Kre rn, the entire
OF which hp,ldiuc having fallen into the hands OF JOHN
COTTkR, by whom has been handsomely refnrrhed,
this day tbs Of gentlemen taking their n,as
town aod where elegantly furnished chamber, may bel
procured leaving optional with gentlemen occupying them
II ale their meal, in the splendid BeaKfss aud Din
saIooDs Of ibis Establishment aud charges thar will
their appreciation. nils 6tsr
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On the 10th instant, after lingering illness, JaSr
daughter OF Peter Smith, aged 10 y ears
The friends and acquanances of the family invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at half past O'clock
from the residence OF her friends 2i9 East Broadway
without furth invitation.
On saturday 18th instant ct Staten Island of Group,
EDWIN JULIUS, eldest OF George and Dorothea Bal
chen, aged years and months
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EIGHTH WARD.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
take the liberty of writing you few lines in relation
to the disgraceiu meeting Of the Wings of the Eighth
Ward at the Howard House, Monday evening of last
week, to elect Charter Officers, &C. to be supported
the ensuing election.
The meeting principally composed OF nonresidents
Of the ward, large portion of whom foreigners
Many of the actual voters of the ward prevented
from voting by the hired DULLES present the occasion
Tho writer trusts that the respectable voters Of the
ward, merchants, mechanics, &c who interested in
the city taxation will be present when this self elected
committee make their report.
ia" Hart,-Gizzard other substance is to be
med down their hroats let those who will have to sur
some !" find fault If they absent at that meeting
The honest whg electors Of the ward should be present
masse and by expression Of viruous indignation
put down this corrupt system Of dicaiion.
VINCIr VIKATAS.
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NJ A R | T. M T. H E R A L D


We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
Port Of The shipping left e The Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
hoard them mme diaely their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Int igence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Foreign Iniportations.

MArANzAs-Brg Wanaw-3t6 box sugar $50 bgs coffee
bx arrowroot writing de,k STsylor-1 Iort folio bun
eanes2 box segas Tay'or-2 boz do Robinson Wardl
bannsn,s ] case hats o order.
AUx CAvEsScr Day Chase-6On bags cofee A Rossiers
co228 logs mahogany bags coffee lewiston do
De Fores-50 n II ScheHelio.
ST CRoY-Schr Comet25 puncheony bbl5 sugar
oranges do yams y De Forest.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 20.



Brig Warsaw Koopman II DAYS from Maapzas with sugar
and coffee TO Taylor Left big Swiss Bow ldy for Russia
kim for NYork in DIS: big Charlotte, McCeren, sd day be-
for NYork No date lat y3H long 76 spoke brig Gazee
OF Portland DIS FIN Havana blowing ff sh the time could
not he where bound to. requested to be reported.
Scr Daty Chase Downs II days from Aux Cages, with co
fee to s. w. Lewis.
schI Comet Ireland IS days from St Crox with SC.
De Forest Co. Left schrs Orleans, of Orleans Me.
wtg Foam, disg
with naval stores to J. Ogden.
schr serlirg. Taylor, days from Wilmington NC with
naval stores, to f.. 8. Powell
schr Sally Miller days from Ocracock with naval stores,
to master.
schr Oceoa % days from Aakspas with live oak for TIE
Navy Yard.
schr Juliete Woglam days from Petersburg with tobacco
and iron. j. Hunter.
schr Samuel Ewell, 10 day. from Suffolk with shingles
master.
Schr Edgar Lang, Turner, le DAYS from Swapsboo, NC.
with naval stores, to T.. s. Powell.
Schr Mary Avn ahews, days from Folly Landing, with
oats. to II. p Ravens
Schrs Time, Pierce; Hiram Dixon: W. s. Rof and George
Edwards ali from the barque Isabella ashore Elm Tree
with sugar and molasses to Aisop & Chauncey.
I3elaYY
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On Thursday evening, 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr.
Cribs, ADAM WALKER Esq, merchant Of this city, to
Miss MARIAN PLuMBRIpGE, of London, England.
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An INFORMANT CONSIDERATION FOR THE

AN INFORMANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE
N LADIES-MRs LOVE, Corset Maker, No. Ga Lispen ard
4 calls OF ladies' her important nven,ed Alb
domna Supporter for the OF the health md
str, rytn during pregnancy fins Abdominal Supporter has
called forth the fullest APPRECIATION Of the eminent Med
results those ladies' who have
used them perfect in application acting support
and all upon the muscles and he
ftgue and Of the whole during
Nohsg that has ever been invented offers decided
advantages for the against every dent
the period gesaon the the
raj form Country rchan and city retailers supplied on i'd
vaDtsgeous Mrs l. the time calls their at
Shoulder Easc Braces for
being the oug required beside for the expansion OF the
chest Mrs L. secured paett She begs refer rrIs
above the wing Of the Me dica
Facuty-Dr Francis DR. +. q. Pond Dr. NeDcnad, rofes
Gman NJ. D. Professor Parker NJ D., DR. Ne son, A. G.
Caste, NJ D., Dr.. J. w. Moore, j. Nelson, NJ j. W.
Fran mo- Inn
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT

T. M A u T. M u L ii Lf PILL >.
CAUTION TO FEM aLES'-The pitifu aud contenpti
" bic by druggists to imTose
pecting dulous fsmales by initiating and counterfeit
Female Monthly Pills. must convince The public that such
druggists will cruple attempt imposition II hereby
few paltry dollars can be made. IL is well known that he
Female Monthly Pills st introduced into this country
about by Madame Resell and in consequence
of their es reputation for efficacy and mil ness al cases Of
menstrual obstruction Tceuarty conceivable quack
has been sly led Female Monthly Pills. and the be
ter the impos assumed to be imoored such
rckery To guard imposition ie-
males cautioned TO purchase only at Madame Restes
P, cipal Office I8 agents by apoinment
ST. near Caharne and pa Grand 81 corner Of Al
lem " Y-Boston office No. Essex ST. Female Monthly
ri is sdser sed elsewhere counterfeit See that Madame
Resrll's signature is written on the cover.
mo- Ims
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THE
New York
College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy direct the
attention OF the public e their
new and s'AshsfS s f9 FSRfrsA Extract OF
which has been prepared at greater
pense by novel process. never
so y. y'as $ s@Ssh Z %''
an 1EP Dm
tie ste Msts st. at n' iit'ss
S5. that iP the treatment Of ,h s,S;;;,.,
s:s. "a 's so iaf ' synS ssS
mn "sdy Is Ss :S.s;,.a iI'us'
oorss5s ,
Of very eh,raer havs been 'ecisd by
%'s 'fs Ss s"ss Irs
American s'aa n snS sdt FRI, o% a mineral
seven %s. the q 1hs s principle
Cases Of halca dozen.s'5o
W. t s Ri &c "a $3.50 80 Agent &C.
o1e , Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau ST. N.Y.
y stolen which the can By pTeSns
and paving charge, Apply at 1853 MIterst. m2o use
SINGING.
NJ and Marco BeSsn b Ssn' 70 e '%s s'S
u ss"a 1ssSn me Her %hod
sa;:S q ;Ss %sisa sss s$s i @
n,a he
e. studies: The .s,ss' s the n"p unlike he
most avorte Italian operas nah the study pleasure
h
Ing with them which can be successfully pursued sOns BY
he attaining asev sy. and
w Se sppsos sms uon residences N.Y.
ass the hours of 10 and m nnG rs
GRAND ,CONCEKTIMn. EDWARD LDDER beg. 70
fri and The The ss FIT
MRS Miss H2S$isr ,-sl $s#sSssr and
Pani!. q Ms Z. Lcder their frs. appearance.
MR. MAsaaEsfFFA sTssAa,sD., p. III =.
tBy permission of W. MITCHELL ESQ.,
M Nix. AA i RikksAM' =, MI Nj: NNGy5SttisnovE,
MIR. na sS G7;"',, % Of W S.'fs; ESD
Mr. W KING CIV WI r pre- hi!p I !; h Plan, Forte
s, % ~ Rss" x. kas:' hs''es
time these pieces have FR6g fsaiMf Ne" York.
Canzonet,e-'My Mother BIDS s." me bind my hair"Mrs
Loder Haydn
tins u hi. eity j.; N, u.. T M1ss1s
Duet-"Deh conte " Miss Watson and Miss Farette
Watson Beni
solo-violin Themes from "Sopnambu,an (by par .
ticuar desre) Rape,ti
Grand Aria-"lo padia me-" from "Torcuato Tasso:"
Mrs Horn. DoDizetti
Grand Scepa-" Ocean, thou mighty monster" Thy par
ucuIar de,ire,) Mrs + Loder Cari Nj Won Weber
Soo-Flute, Themes 1.-THE Angels Whisper" and
Rory OMore," Mr. A X, L. George Loder
Trio" Nights hinge ring SHADE !" from sor and Fem.
ire" Mrs Loder, and he Misses Watson Louis spohr
PART II.
Grand Military Septette-Me.sIs Timm Marks, Kyle,
Saur, Mason, Musgrove and Loder Hummel
First time /, New York
Ballad" Muirland WIe, Mrs Horn, Highland Melody
Duett-" y he Sisters" Muses. Watson, written and
composed ssly for them by He Walton
Duet-violin and Panos Sig R,reti and Mr. WA
King.
Ballad Black Eyed Susan" Mr. Raymond, Dbdin
Duet, in hat-Piano, Nesss King and Tnm, N Hummel
Canz ,nette-" Bow thy head" Mrs T. Loder, by de
sira. Rauzzini
Finale" Over the Dark Blue WATERS" Obgron-Mrl
f. Loder Mrs WATSON, Mr. Masset Weber
Doors open 7Concsrt will commence at o'clock.
Admission So Ticsets re had at the principal
sic stores. and a. Mrs. Lodes residence Amity street. three
doors from Broadway. mia ftNr
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. hpcuonrer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
sffs@eg Nos. ~ .fan dssf li5 Fut'9-f ff'si
MONDAY,
At 10Y o'clock, at 2 James street, near Chatham'
Stock small stock Of mily grocer wines
liquors. fixtures stand casks, counters Nc BY order oil an as
sgnee
Also, Is demijohns fine wines, b. andy and gin.
Il and frkins excellent butter
TUESDAY.
Al 10 O'Clock IN the saesrooe. Of, -.
Extensive sale Of elegant seaonabe dry GOODS onuh
cloths cssmes yestnRs shtings, sheetIngs hoe omask
ho,ierv, ces thaws silks muslns &c COMPRISING IA
tnuaton the sale the valuable stock OF awhoesae ana et
store IN The above line; sold in lots TO suit.
Also numerous articles pledged jewery watches musc
instruments. &c.
WEDNESDAY,
AT 10 l-2 o. lock in the sales room.
Large extensive and valuable of and second
hand household and ca bln,t furniture
THURSDAY,
At 10 ~ o'clock At the auction room.
Sale Of FurnitureWill BE- sold the furniture contains IN
the lower of the house s2G Broadwayh- property OF
family going wes-conpsng carpets English oil cloth ee;
looking glasses handsome nah chairs and
lockers; book splendid upght grand piano
FIRTH Hall Pond; card sofs work tables; bed
future few truly valuable ancient paintings plated
ware; CHINA glass and other douse keeping aices
celent lot of kitchen utensils, in good order
The above the furniture of2 parlos bed and
kitchen.
Also sofa sofa bed hat stand, bags muskrat, coffee,
quantity OF prime sogars.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
TBS . HSsf AS6 JERRY nsi X Ss''''"'''
Kate Abbott jerry M.Hepry Hunt rl'eid'
u,. rRErFT$g ; STS"s S oh s'9hiilsrRo.
ss.s Pit i NJ 5 G.ly !r is Andrew"
" hkGUaTlo 3 T ~ es, r.S5l'
Dire" oi' MoN Il az PSs:y I,x es.
WoMAN's LIFE. &c '' i''"''
Door. opsn a. ~ O'Clock aud the vii
asITOHEiL's OLYMPIC TIT !. ATTr.--
MONDAY i sssSIS$ e. vii H'i &c ..'.~.,
HAM4E AFf: T Ts,fS
If Ic eGrsla srS ~I,s
~ IN. Door, will ps opened AZ hs fpass g. and n.
nnence at 7. every evening
ara sdftICAN THEATRE-vVBLNUT-
PHLLADEEPUtA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS c. CUsHMAN
THIS EVENING; March Lax !,, % will BE- serforrnsc
Macbeth Mr. Booth n Issy Maese,b, Mis-. cu.hm,D
N aa fa9i!is. S VT sssu.,,
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
A'''i' Of sf'fSr HkES sHd az S.nsss
.osd upon his and being dster%nsd that At
a. .Ts, % ,b, be @ d.
inst appearance Miss L SINAI" MARY DARLING,
The beautiful aud ehas9ing nrl.h Enehsns... pupil OF
. GSef ssy
% o e o1 na G Of IN the
will be sui lent Introduce her The kind
sdsgua,s de.c1poa can he gwen wonderful Ma
sic Peromanees; they must be to be appreciated
Also engaged r a' On; cHHixssS;qEoNei
singer s,Ps h ssi sss se.
M :V viii nss L her and
'1 TSs an immense and Mo.s. In
itself the finest Overures. Fantasies and Waltz
r ''' REPRESENTA- S Sgt .de ORCHESTRA.
and 5Sas:o and
Jus. added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
SRhN T5't s LADY
& Sa: ri and
can have them mounted in TIL bss. style vpvv v,.u;,
fo,mapces at half past7 O'clock;
AdmsSian to alt IS eeut.-ch,idrep halfp-,,e NILS
PEALE's Jew YORK Mus nUM
NATIONAL S$P 'NA'A''
'' s S aSS AF
NtSy tnstefuiy dispfved halls,
boasts of
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
~ Exceeding in extent and value any other ~ America
and beautiful exhibition of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
dffS S gsrSEuE ALPHABETICALLY II. Jiss Of sg igR
Plate.
In addition the above he Manager has engaged the
MYSTERIOUS ANE ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
She wishes not to the vubSce ~ rkinf 0sm
believe her a Witch. q
FORTUNE TELLER
Possessed with supernatural power-bu the snt AIRY,
claims publicly to be able TO instruct othSIs Nood
intellect aud mention their leading psections OF
THE PRESENf,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell persons whether they married
whst kind n rshsnd wife they will describe their
charac'eT AZ iV ~ scts and conclusions
founded he IN v d ne im'autshlc of phreno
iogy, ply 1iop rhiIo2ophy, Sc. A. proof Of the
corIecncg Of he liberty refer hun
dreds ofouI ft cit7ens including clergyman judges
phyScs and many Of the engh tened ladies
the
Admiration the Museum IS oents Children halt pce
An extra charge of In those who consult the ly
woman.
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Passengers Arrived.
AT PRovIDENcE-Iu the Rowse, from Havana-My Mary
Lewis, of New York.
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TEXAS Galveston dates to the 4th instant have
been received at New Orleans.
The President has appointed VIM. H. Danger6eld,
Esq, who not long since resigned the office of the
Secretary ct the Treasury, to be Charge dAfiaires
TO the Netherlands; Louis Grousset to be Consul at
Narcotics; and Joshua ]. Crooswyck, Consul at
Rotterdam,
Hon. Pierce NJ Butler, U. S Agent to the Chero-
KEGS has been appointed 10 attend an Indian Council
to be held at the Waco village on the Brazos, and is
authorized TO make the United States party TO the
treaty proposed to be formed between Texas and
the tribe of hostile Indians.
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asxH FAaM FOR SALE contsinns IS acres The create,
XSp.rt of which meadow and plough iand with good
Dung apple orchard with variety of cherries,
and rumbs AMI other fruit Tie buildings, consisting &C
good bpn house. carriage house. CRIB and sheds
for cattle together with good dwelling house and well Of
tue door; asniceney Of Fireworks there Is rsve
failing OF running through the land The above
farm saa'ed about three miles from Elizabeth town. ~
main road Westield within hundred yards
the stopping place of the Eizabethowp and somerve
Railroad Any further description necessary,
wishing 10 purchase will view for themselves For
price and PARTICULARS apply John D. Mvrdock tie pre-
mises or James Def, No. 1t8 Riyngton street, " Y.
NBThs would be desirable location for pesrn Dc
business IN New York being within two hours ride Of the
city, MNch 18Th, 1919. m90 2weec
< NAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES
sSt$SS,Szzs,& FROM NEW York TO BEDFORD OF, D. :
WExkS,Nke@& On and after Tuesday, January 81, 8ly IN
subscribers will line of from Bedford TO New foH
three times week, as follows:- a, a.,
Leaves Seeys Mansion House, Bedford every Mondayi
Wednesday, and Friday morning, at SH o'c ock -.
Leaves the railroad tel, Of Bowery and nroo
streets, New York every Tuesday, Thurday ana si".a
Chester, " hte Plains. Robbins Mus, Mi,e sIq,ss
tie and Bedford HlRA NJ
The RCD Bird Line Of stgcs will continue 60 n o" d s
from White Plains every cay ~ ''i"''' ' "
Yofl al 2o'clock r. NJ, Sunday. eacepte1 l. rorEsT
uootw. Proprietor
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FOR SALE
AT THIS OFFICE,
THE ODD FE l. l. o w,

The SEcser ASSOCIATION;
Also,
LAME DAVIS SON.
With the birth, education and career Of
FoRicINc PErER,
BY
j. II. IvGRAuAM
h for l2i cents
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large party, composed of men who see that neither
Van Burenism or Clayism has conferred anv service
upon our country The past ten years have taught
many the folly of carrying politics TO extremes-be-
yond principles. The reaction in the minds of the
public is in favor of President TYLER Very few OF
the late Congressman from this State will be re-
tarned
A committee appointed to examine the accounts
OF certain printers and binders TO the Legislature,
report. that IN three sessions they had everdrawn
$ll4O4 SIT McKinly Il Lescure in a bill amount
ing only to 81 l65 are reported as having over
drawn 81 PA 52f All those who are repore d hav'
ing overdrawn are candidates for State printer An
honest servant is very desirable.
Yesterday, paper setting forth mat members OF
the House signing it, cannot any longer put up WIN
the disgracefu conduct which occurs daily on that
toor and that the Speaker must preserve better or
DER or they will not set there, was circulated, and
signed very generally. 1t is strong intlmaton to
Speaker Wright that he had better resign-that he
is net fit Tor the station he occupies. II was carried
round by an excellent man, and one who had been
acting with him some subjects, which makes II
the more bitter II ne has particle of self respect
left, he will resign. To-day 1t was presented TO him,
as document for his private consideration. 1t was
signed by large majority of members
YThe appointment of Judge Blythe, Collector at
Philadelphia, has made Pres'l Tyler many friends
TheJudge a volunteer in raj battles last war;
behaved very CALAMITY, and is highly respected by
very 'arge circle OF acquaintance.
Milersm prevails here to great extent and
was it notFfor the Legislature being in session, we
should have continual Sabbath though we are as
void OF true religion they were in Sodom.
Yours, SPEY.