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GRAND CONCERT,
HSX Ia ~; :s I
S:
*; sa Il. SOLO 81
MIS- a ISs' A5 S III HIM.
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. u C. HILL viii
OF upwards 4 ny Of the no' eminent nu'sas o.
:: .ns :: d e. ssss s had . principal
A & & T Kiissnhosl'r' 4: Bsl% Ss;.,,s.
y, s::s::is;s i'ss . S:'SSss;
\. Sicyasia, ID 'S wi, ia a."'''''
4 ! Ee &.',Ia Leopold q, sP' E;.r~ir,h.
VOCAL AND I IN 1NssTkUMENTAL CONCEkT
w 1s cseSSsr' E SS s
rs:ssi s ys fs ls ,.a.4. IA.
Leaf have H8: kindly SDSsH,ssrsd their valuable
o. will Il: Ss.
'-A'- PROGRAMME
s..,orr-ri.no Forte. ..s ~ vloiin. Tenor. Vic
Two Pm Greet CIV e. iod:i and 0s'ah'
soo!s"sM and Air with S''d'''Aa
brilliant Variations MIR w. J. Davis B1hm
Ballad-"Coms sing q song."-Mss Wat.
Fantasa-B9hm Fluts-on "Tema from Ac-
teon'-Mr. w. J. Davis. Tulou.
Piano Forte Duet-MessIs. T,mm and King
Two Part Soug-"l would that my love could
silently dow''-Mn. 4. Luder and Miss
soes%s;: i: jM. S;i: ''''''''''
Arranged by Tolou.
Cansoaet-"she told hsr lovs."-Ms. \.
soo-s"Sa and ii;.i,.a; "''a'
Variations !" lie Desir"-Mr. w. J.
Tickets ceni,io ): had AZ ii: Music Stores: and at the
deor the evening Of performance.
To commence at O'Clock precisely. ais ltsr
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LAST CONCERT.
The HUTCHINSON FAMILY, HOME BRANCH,
GRATEFUL the ctizsns Of New York, for their kind
rive notice that b.v viii ave snoshsI and ihs - Voc
Entsr.inment at Nibo Saloon THIS tThusday) EVEN
ING, Aprl 18TH, 1896 which they will present
programme Of their best productions and selections compr
sing in part the following, viz:
Were with you once again. kind Friends
The Vulture Of the Alps"
The May Queen"
"Excelsoro
"He doth all things Well"
THE Railroad Soug."
Come on. come on"-"Ths Sea'ons"-"The Pauper's
Yankee Doodle, . "Old 0rapte State &C., &c
Cards Of admission 50 be obtained the principal
door.
To commence at O'Clock precssly. No postponemsut
Al6 lfr
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Sc Ensena a los Earanferos ei Ingies.
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, also ALICE
bra Geometry Surveying. Navigation and Boob keeping
erpedtousy and eaeetuay taught very moderate terms
Private lessons given TO adults their residences
schools attended. References oil the highest repectaby
msi lm'rc IAGO d. MAURICE, III Canal 1t.
Da8uerreotype Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH,
Opticisn 90 Nassau Street,
AS constantly hand French, German and American In
struments Coating Boxes, Mercury Baths and ali the
other material used by nnder his
inspection Chemicals, Plates, Cases, QuicksuH. &c &c-
manufactured for the trade
Magnetic Electric Machines Of approved construction for
medical purposes. mi7 im~rc
LANGENHEIM " BECkERS,
nAGUERREOTYPERs, aol BsoApwAY, BELOW Fulton
STREET, have enlarged their Atelier, and
ed with he best kind Of ghthe style and quality Of Pic
u1 S. hey p,odoss With like ,ho: Exchange
Their mode Of deadenng the BACKGROUND of Pictures
by sundry permanent c0ors patented and such
beauty Of effect to to BE- the public
inviting, at least to examr specimens cf this
LAN0ENHElN BECKERS,
Agents for Voigtlaend.r& Sohns Gernsn cameras
and L. BECKERS, Dsguereotype
as 1m'r Chemicals. &c.
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PAPER HANGING.
GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES q MOFFET. No. i2l Prince street, ID block
ID west Of Broadway is constantly manufacturing German
Silver or various and widths which be will warrant
equal to any either foreign domestic for quality and
which he viii sell At wholesale retail reduced prices
r. All goods sold will be delivered part OF the city,
or BrookIvp frre OF expense. a. im-m
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GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of TARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
Sole Propristors Msssrs. MYERS & TOMLINSQN.
Manager ........................J JOHN O. MYERS.
Acting and Stage Manager. H. r GRAT'TAN,
~ ~, ~ LIN SON
This Evening.
The performances will commence with
GUY MANNERING.
Col. Guy Maunering. =. $3.50. -. Mr. Eddy
Domino Sampson ....................M Mr. w Chapman
tloa,.. ......... ............ Miss Julia Drake
|. To be FOLLOWED BY HERR CiiNE = " o'o
To conclude with the
MOUNTAIN DEVIL.
Corporal Srappado. =. Mr. II Chspmau
= desperate. .. .................. Mr. w Chapman
Sustta, the dumb girl, Miss valee
Prices.
LIv"te D0ncs. - 70
Orchestra Boxes Admsssionl. 81 each.
Balcony. (First Tier). so
Doon open at 6h ocock-Curain rises at o'clock
cisely.
Office open daily from 10 AM. to o'clock PM. when
Private Boxes and places be secured tickets purchased
application TO Mr. Draper
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TO APOTHECARIES, Sec.

THE SUBSCRIBER intending devote his entire stten-
on analytical chemistry will renquish the apotheca-
department Of his business the of May ner and
remove to No % Chambers street.-the therefore Offers for
The whole will be sold very reaonabe terms and may be
mahogany drawers shevsg labelled bottles and porce
lain jar complete county, with marble top glass cases,
together with other articles with tho bust
ness. For particulars enquire at 263 Broadway.
JAMES n. Chiffon
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AUCTION NOTICE.

RoARDIN0 HOUSE EURNI rURE, Bsrsocm Liauors.
w; M = s.S =
Oh: o b siosEs to G Dv1 s.ss e
Bed: .aa. fIs:1:.
s ss's:, s III sss,is;:
premises mus. Be given up sSsrros puIsSssess viii
sls is.r ge''1 = = MICHAEL HENRY. Aue,ionesr
HOUSE r WM saE saEF.SY IL
Is S . n. r. p: :'Sy
bathroom and kitchen uruiru,e carpss CHAIRS rockers sofas
bedding I%saa. a%ps. sisss eloeisi &C. Also, IsSsa
ware Sale poa.s .hns for ss; good. % b .sen
YrorsyyoH; bnGLUZEyAU; Agcion,,,; en- .nv,,u
II sTREET1TuTTfEs DGcLU ~ a. viii .s TIT.
Day osoct on the premises the furniture Of the hou,
ingram .d.sosid dining aud s.slss woii
dow shn. ss. and :.hsn ware, kitchen f:rn.sr
DAMAoEp IIgE' ss5 Ss sDSH :FooLsJAcos
tou sodm y r, vii q: III, day % ros Ga. Ass
Taylor 4 Go spoeLss and peninyss o''1 - A''''
Also 60 dozen Thomas MossI.n Son. steel Dnwins
Also 1890 dorm james Nsylor Co.'S table knives and
Al,s 800 dozen Iai,sc ,e.lpine End esr.cueh knives
o. ri + G' c.:.id: &c. ..s 1.ss1 as m
E H LUDLOW. Auenon.sr
COSTLY ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNI-
~ TURE. Extra Size Mantsl Glasses. Library Book
Cases Char deers &c-To be sold by suction Thunday
April 18TH at II o'clock, Strong Plsss. Brooklyn in the
rear of DR. Stones Church
Parlor Notwithstanding rosewood and medallion,
ermson Sofas Dvans Couches Otomans and Chairs
to match Centre Tables large size Lamps with glass uses
mapsl Glasses: large ss.. Ch.ndslis roy. Saxon Carpets
tel Mirrors. with blue and gold velvet frames.
Library Furnirure-Lbrary Bookcases, and Chain, Car
pets, &c.
Bedroom Fumiture- Bussel. and Ingram Capss French
bedsead bnresus Dresng Gas.ss Egyptian Marble Com
large extension dining Tables All the nrniture
TO order in New York. together with 6ne LOT Of kitchen fur
niture.
Catalogues be had At tho sueonssrs once on wsdnss
day. &. H. LUDLOW CO. Auctonsers,
all 5tsrr (l3s) n Wall street
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BROUGHAM'S EVENINGS Al The SOClE-
TY LIBRARY
Thursday Evening, April 18th,
second Night Of
PATS rECULiARITlEs, OR IRELAND AND IRISH
MEN ILLUSTRATED.
New Songs New st res-usisted by
Mr.. AU3TIN PHILLIPS,
MAS TIMM, and
MRS. BROUGHAM
eage ticket 50 ticket admitting three. g.
Dom open at after Ito begin At before O'clock
u Fall progfs mines in small bills OF the day.
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WE Marriage Of Mss LOUIS Bogert published in this
= raper oa he 18th inst mistske. ais Ii.r
7HHE REV, h LEAhEY late OF Mar.hsIl COLLEGE, will
an, xn, Lecture at ~ oslocs This Thur.day) Even
srmprrsnce Hall 2os Allen street, near Houston Subject
Jrertment Of Females by Pop sh Priests
tne CONVERSATIONAL" Ladies' adn ted Tickets l2k cents
to Be had at the door, and Friday evening Clinton
nall. corner Mass u aud Beekmsn streets ais ifsr
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FOR SALE,
A SMALL STEAM DlsTILLERY, with all the oppara
N and fxtus ready put Operations; W like
we'll adapted Tor dstiip. csmphne will be sold at
great nee, II applied for i'm Immediately.
Ire house and be let and be given in
medla.ey Enquire on the premises, ~ corner O. gan ~
- wen y Old LIP.
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- TO RENT CHEAP.
inn The House 81 Orchid street. Inquire Of
~ ai6lw'rh A SAMSON. H3 Pearl st.

- TO RENT CHEAP.
fa ss h s:,s Orchard '''ss sS sHs 40 p..
FOR SALE,
ArrLEp s9R SOON and
Nh TX ss- (: ass .: s md
FOR SALE, IN WILLIAMSBURG,
A,AMODERN.BUlLTtw two story and basement frame
Sssaslly sua commanding fns view Of the East River
;, N e .sS
erected .ii;!ls Po;;s'op is Ny s,,sr
'ol apply South .s. corner II MsdD E.s.
FARM FOR SALE
nil: Nj; : $zsS :s,:s 81
Wa 3: ss ssss: % .s i.ss
"a BAN. c.Iss: House. Gs.ias,y. e: House and several
Con muncs.ion with New York by Railroad and stage.
For e:.ssss; ;s:''': n.
FOB sALE ". e ;sla !, pSsl,n '1esis. !, ,hs
Ez1 dsy: the III day Or Nay ns.i. = Home ana
sSa i
ling scd grain store and composed Of main building 4.
wishing to snsss n the corn trade the rain Of large dis
Conditions Of sale will be reasonably Of the option Of the
purchaser.
New Brunswick. N. J, April IS. 1886
Also for sale two Lots Of Land about half mile from the
city Of New Brunswick aud road leading south.
The arser lot covered with evergreen wood Of forty year,
growth about feet above the which flows directly
in 'front.' and affords happy up the Raran OF the city,
and the distance Of the North Jersey The
smslier let cleared land. Both calculated building
sites to please one wnhi1g 70 ,esde near towp 70 healthy
For PARTICULARS enquire Of A. q Jones No 20 Nassau st.
or OF Thomas Evans. in the city Of New Brunswick.
New Brunswick, April IS. 1886 sp6 stsrc
SPLENDID PAULOWNIA IMPEk1ALIS, &c.
$50 THIS Magnificent Tree which Is hardy a. the
49, Aianhus, and which with rpidity,
pasng its immeu,e and luxursnt iosss every other
has introduced yet
few hundred OF eight fee, be supplied
ios ~ M nvs 70 s s ~ ana seven 20
old IS per 1900 and larger 50 900 and hos Of
year g. 2ooo Isabella Nortons Virgins snd other
native vsres Of Grapes suitable for vine yards for sale low
il applied for Immediately.
Orders any articles mail or left
with Clark Ausu sgent $50 Fulton street, i'm
mediate ention where priced Catalogues Of all kinds Of
VIM r. FRINGE CO.
Flushing, April Is 1876
Bio 600 splendid Evergreen Trees from to is feet the
finest ia the State. ais q ps@nc
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NOTICE.
MA. q. DE LIRAI will please send his permit board
1 Ship Liverpool foot Of Dover street, East Rver for
of books marked g. L., without DELAY. MIN

LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
THE REV DIR. RYDER President Of the College Of the
Holy Gross Worcester will lecture 81 Peters Church,
Barclay street, SUNDAY EVENING, the 10th inst
o'closk-Subjecf, 'Auricular Confession"
Tickets Is EACH for the benefit of the Church-to be
had Dgngans Book store ISL Fuou and tho door
Of Church on the evening OF the lecture Persons having
tickets for the Rev Dr. Powers lecture which to
th s lecture.
The d,on of the Church will be opened at O'Clock.
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RAnk vRGAgaH.
Reduction Of Prices
Bore . s.:s a.. md ;si,s 3. ssn
SECOND NIGHT OF MR. HACKETT.
This Evening.
Will he performed the Drama Of
RIP VAN WINkLE
Rip Van Winhls ................M Mr. Hackett
Brom Won Ciump. ....... ...........M Mr. Fisher
Alice. ;. Mrs Abbott
To which will be added.
Prince O'fIara NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. Hacket
Miss Charlotte Observation-Disclosures Miss Kate Horn
To ronclade with the Farce Of
MY FELLOW CLERK.
Tactic. Observation-Disclosures Mr. q Barrett
Doors open qusrts and the Perfor will com
mence &C quarter past1.
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/. EOR SALE CHEAP. by 4. @; STACY. No; 90 Wooster
street, between Broome and Spring The stock
composed Of large Of crotch, notified and shaded
Mahogany Veneer Rosewood Mahogany, Zshnwocd Birds
&c. and general OF lumber. usually kent at
hooanv . in this city. mis- lmsre
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TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
A LARGE ssscrtmset q Sh,ns Gr,,s en,ss Lines, and
try deaep Every article fishing e, kle vJi II found At
reasonable prices Fishing and Sportrg Tackle
EssahIishment 81 FULTON q. CORNER Of CM Al lm.rh
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LUNG BREED CANAKIES.
Mr.. HAsELETTs entire Breeding Stock, 20 much I'D.
4vn mred New Years. Day They already mated, and
will be sold only pairs Bird Fsnciers and the public
respectfully invited TO call and examine them.
Also, tho usual variety Of Singing Birds from different
hsbissbls Globe Pigeons and Cages. Gold Fish
article for the Breeding Cage, &c For sale by
A. 0RIEVE, John street.
NB-Arches Bird Fancier containing full directions for
breeding Canaes and the best method Of feeding birds in
general, for sale a. above.
English and Scotch Tenien for sale BY
mia lmsre A. 9RIEVE, 5 John street
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CAMPHENE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
THE Sub crber prepared supply dealers with
ror quality Of Camphene nd Chemical OIL a lower
price than Other ia tins delivered free
market price. Apply personally, or By letter, 70
JONAS F. CONCKLIN,
Once l56 Water street, above Maiden Lane.
ALL 1m+r Dstillsry. LIST Avenue and 25th street.
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOM5,
unQ rp~nAA~~A~

303 Broadway,
No. and Lafarge Building.
vVyHE PUBLIC will find he.above general
Of Grand and Square Piano Fortns at the same price
TO MACHlNISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
ATHES Of all descriptions om TO Is feet long, furnh
IL ed short notice Also cutting engines suitable for all
kinds Of work For and description. direct to the sub
'e a. im. n:'''' JAS T. PERKINS
STRAW HATS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
PARIS EMBROlDERlES
lust OPENED. per yyvie de 0risse last packet from
for sale the reasonable and lots 70 suit
purchasers, by ~ DNSWUEIh,
Also. case trimmed Paris STRAW HATS, direct from
the most fashionable house ia Paris. ala sim
COLLECTION AND GENERAL AGENT,
Charleston, 3. e..
THE subs-riher being permanently located Charleston
s. Co. hsrs his services agent or Tor the coil, con OF
Georgia North Carolina thavng correspondents IN all the
principal cities snd townsD having had ample 70 al
business Of Bsnk General Agent
aud Exchange Broker Every ed TO him. Will
all times receive sttent The utmost psncuar
= WM w. MARTIN,
No Brosd street, char ston, B. G.
REYERErcEs -,
New Yonx-Jos.ph d. Bsers. Jonn O. Winter: Collins
CHhsrt, o. A. Wetmore, 4. W. Cink' Dodss 20. Dec
PnMApSrrH,x~E. W. Clark 4 Co, Ch,rlrey whelsn.
CHAaLssTos, s. C-Hon +. II. tlmore. Hon. Ker Boyce,
Robinson CALDWELL Mlies, kiply Co.. James hdgeI
CO.. T. Street. Dickson Mill. ala lawlwTh y
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
LARGE assortment Of China Grass Fiskng Lines, and
"A Salmon and Trout Blk Worm Gun 70 suit city or coun.
IL. 49, IL - -
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-17

Z McKAY's BILL.-A caucus of the Democratic
members of Congress has determined to put Nc
Kays tariff bill on its fortune, and pass it if pos
sible. The ". York EUening Post, upon close
calculation makes out majority of in the House
in favor of The Bill but unless it has sufficient in
formation to make due allowance for the impression
that the war and consequent extraordinary expendi
lures of Government have made upon the minds of
members, these calculations can have very little
weight. True few pretend to believe that re-
duction of the tariff will increase the revenue but
they lie when they say SO, as every act shows, and
they will be very cautious how they diminish the
revenue at the hazard of creating an enormous ma
tional debt.
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OREGON TREATY.
Correspondence ofthe Philad. Ledger.

WASHINGTON, ) une IU--S L. NJ.
The senate closed their Executive session TO-
day about P. NJ.
The nature ofthe Presidents message have
correctly stated TO be the proposal OF Great Brit
ain. which is the whole of Vancouver's Islands land
the free navigation Of the Columbia by the Hud-
son Bay Company only until the expiration oftheir
charter. the British fearing that they might other
wise be compelled to pay the company too large
al indemnity.
The iree navigation ofthe Straits Of Fuca, and
the free use of the bays and inIeis Of Vancouvers
Island, to be allowed The UniedStafes for the same
period. and some oher privileges not heretofore
pected BY the forty nine men. The President
asks the advice of the Senate.
The question was debated, hut without taking
any vote, the discussion Of the bill will be resum>
ed to. morrow at l o'clock.
The 80 AZ Senators are generally displeased,
and from This judge that the majority Of the
Senate is disposed TO advise the acceptance Of the
proposal. The president having declared himself
on the line of SO 40. will not accept the proposal
unless advised by the Senate.
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nFWhenever the word march is given, the Ere.
Press office will show more volunteers in the ranks
than any other establishment in Michigan. Every
volunteer from this establishment goes as private
neither asking or wishing office.-Free Press.
Why, Co.. Bonn, nobody doubts the patriotism OF
courage of the men who honestly labor IN the Free
Press Office, but is 1t fair that you should attempt to
hide your own s'discretion'' behind it? 1t would be
interesting to inquire why by any possibility you
were elevated to the important station of COL under
the old fashioned time honored militia system. We
have heard it suggested that it might have happened
from desire in some indignant "barefootef brigade,
to throw ridicule on the system itself. so it was
most admirable continuance, though altogether too
severe hit for SYSTEM which, with all its faults,
has been of good service. They might have elected
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TREATY ON THE OREGON QUESTION.


We learn by Telegraph from Washington tha.
the President sent into the Senate Wednesday af
ternoon, June 10, message concerning the draft
Of a treaty between the Republic Of the United
States Of America and the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland dissoIving the treaty Of
joint occupation, and defining the boundar RES of
their respective territories between the Rocky
Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
The items of the treaty have not transplred, and
are not fully known. A long debate arose in the
Senate onihe treaty which was still continued I'D
10 the time Of forwarding the latest dispatches
from the Capitol by Telegraph yesterday evening
The views of the two Governments are said 10 a.
gree in reference to the 49ih parallel Of north lat
itude, as the boundary, and as far as we Can learn
this line in the basis Of the treaty before the Sem
ate. England is to have free access to The Pa
cifc through the Straits of Fuca.-Bufclo En-
press Extra.
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The Sub Treasury bill has been reported to the
Senate from the Finance Committee, but will with
the tariff in its final disposal, have to be governed
by the contingencies of the Mexican war. 1t is I'M
possible to be at war and at peace in the same mo-
ment
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FOURTH OF JULY.-What do our citizens intend
doing on the approaching anniversary of our Ma
tional Independence As yet we hear not a word
Do they intend to let it pass-unnoticed, or shall we
meet and do honor-to the day-the causc--and our
selves.
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War MAKES GOOD TMEs!-We know not how
this opinion ever obtained so universal credence it
seems to enjoy, but cetainly there never was one
more fallacious Take for example miserable from
tier war, such as the present, which we only know
of by mail, and never expect to feel in person, and
look at its effect Our flour and grain market in
Mexico and the West Indies, is almost immeasura-
bly, greater than in England. While peace existed,
the markets were open; our own and foreign vessels
were in free competition and freight low, nav-
cation was comparatively safe and insurance could be
readily obtained, but war is declared, and the re-
suit. The Mexican market is cut off entirely. A
writer from HAVANA to the N. o. Picayune says,
"American,fags now do nothing, and will remain
so until the government sends regular Conveys
But the safety afforded by conveys must be paid for
by the people, in the shape of war expenses. This
commerce is interrupted, taxes created and increas
ed, and every department of business depressed;-
Rather curious method to SNAKE good times
National wealth is but the aggregate of individual
wealth, and whatever nation passed through war
without coming out in debt, and yet debts indicate
bad management or bad times, and generally both.
There is particular class for which makes good
times contractors and commssaries generally con-
trive to pile up fortunes, in the course OF
war, for which the people furnish the means. But
for the mass, war makes any thing but good times.
If at dstance,t taxes their property, destroys their
business, and cuts off the remuneration of their labor;
if at their own hearth, in addition to all these evils,
it sewers the dearest and closest ties of kindred and
affection and fills the land with mourning. Let not,
then, the idea that makes "good times" enter
into the mass of combustibes which ever ready
to burst into fame.
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an Ass, covered, all but his head and ears, with
Lions skim your post, without in the least shar-
pening the satire.
Yes, every man will turn out as prirrte',' the
COL of course will stay at home; how the ears
will "stick out"
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None know the full extent OF present hate but
those who have achieved that which will insure
The highest need Of future admiration.
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THE CENTRAL RATLRoAD.-Well, the Railroad is
going on yet very satisfactory, although it
fdcntly stated only last winter that it could not be
run till the first of June. In its present condition
and with the small amount of machinery upon it, the
receipts for the month of May 1916 are $32,9lS S.
For May ls45, they were $l5,624 55. Total re-
ceipts from December LIST lS45, to May 3lst 1916,
six months, $131,979 al. For the same period in
the proceeding financial year $56,552 "a. The Ad-
vertiser asks it's "Boston friends to look at this
statement.
We ask the people of Michigan to look at it,
With the revenue of the Central road so rapidly in
creasng, an increase which only denotes the increas
ed production of the State, can any man doubt our
ability to retain and complete own Improvements
instead of selling ourselves to "soulless corpora
tion2' Never have the people been universally
deceived than by the pretentions of demagogues to
benefit them. Exemption laws time and again in
creased have laid three fourths of the real estate in
the state under mortgage the law requiring the vote
of the people to egaze loans Of money has been the
excuse for selling the state. The "dear people"
have abundant reason to excaim, "save us from our
friends"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-17

The N. 7. papers say that 10 600 immigrant,
arrived at that port during the las, week.