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A BULL-DoG ATTACKING AN ELE.
PLANT How HE CANE OUT.- The
Petersburg (Va.) Express says:
An amusing incident occurred
while Van Amburg's menagerie was
crossing the Appomattox short dis
tance above the Pocahentas bridge,
strlkingly illustrative of the fact that
the bulldog is the most courageous
OF all the animals, and will attack any
creature, regardless Of size. AS the
elephant entered the water with his
usual slow and cautious step, some
individual in the crowd, prompted by
spirit Of mischief, hied On a large
bulldog TO attack the huge animal.
The animal instantly obeyed, and,
plungiDg into the water, seized hold
of one of the hind legs Of the ele-
phant, on which the latter only switch
ed him with his tail as be would brush
off fly, but not Kidding himself OF
his assailant by such gentle means,
and feeling sharp teeth at work upon
his leg, he suddenly threw his snout
around, and, Sizing the dog, held
him under the water till he Was neaI-
ly drowned; then raising him high in
the air, threw him at least a hundred
feet out 10 the stream. Fully salts.
fed with the punishment he had re-
ceived, the dog made his way to the
shore and beat hasty retreat.
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Anthony Ward, an Irish laborer
on the Railroad there, was killed
near Pulaski, Tenn, )ast week by
bis wife who was arrested.
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Court met according to adjourn

Court met according to adjourn
meat.
John P. Mcdonnell appointed a
Commissioner for the Town of Fay
etteyiile in the room Of James Stu
art, deceased, to bave and exercise all
the authority that said Stuart was
vested with as Commissioner atore-
said, took the oath necessary, and en-
tered into bond.
Benjamin Clemmons appointed a
constable, took the oath OF Office and
entered into bond.
1t is ordered by the Court. that
Jacob Vaught, Henry. Brinker, Viii
liam Dickson, Hardy Holman, Ja-
cob Engle, Hance McCane, Jesse Ell
lis. Moses Ham. Byers Logan, Will
liam Joprdon, William Jobe, and
Joshua Massie, be a Jury to view
and mark a road leading from the
dividing ridge between Mulberry and
Norris Creek where the road lead
ing from Fayetteville up the East
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Softly into Heaven She Faded.

Softly into Heaven she faded,
AS the star wheI morn appears,
While we stood in silence round her,
Gazing at her through our tears;
Death, she said, had not shadow,
All the vale was full of light,
And she left us, smiling sweetly,
Bidding us last good night!
Saying, as she kissed US fondly,
"Do not drop for me one tear
Jesus, Jesus, stands beside me
/ an safe while he is pear!"
She is gone; and am lingering
In this weary world of ours,
Bearing on my heart the ashes
Of afection'S broken flower:
Ever longing to be with her,
In that better home above,
Where the heart rejoices ever,
In the deathless bonds of love.
Fer a moment death divides US.
But when I have crossed its gloom
l shall then be resting with her,
Ever, evermore at home.
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Y VANCE GREER,
JAMES BRIGHT.
EZEKIEL NORRIS.

Issued 2Sth day OF May, 1911.
On the petition of sundry persons,
it is ordered by the Court, that Da-
vid P. Munroe, Moses Driver, Samu-
el Buchanan, William Smith, John
Rogers, Arthur Brooks, and William
Caruthers, be, and they are hereby
appointed, to view and lay off the
nearest and best way, from Fayette-
vile TO the top of Elk River Ridge
in aaircciion to the Fishing Ford of
Duck River, so that they do not de.
part materially from the present es.
tablished road running III that direc-
ton, and that the same be reported
TO the next Court. Issued Sd OF
June, 1911.
The Court adjourned for one hour.
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fork of Mulberry, crosses said ridge,
the nearest and best way to Williala
Jourdon near the head Of the mid
die fork of Mulberry. Issued Sd
of June, 1911.
I 1t is ordered by the Court, that
Elias Lundsfora be epermitted TO build
saw mill, on bis own land, on Null
berry Creek of Elk River. Issued
Sd of Jnne, 1911.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning, 9 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, the 29th May, 1911.
The Court met according to ad-
iournment.
1t is ordered by the Court, that
Frances Findley, William Carathers,
John McCear!y, James Garrett,
Thomas Hendly, Robert Patton, sen,
Sen, Joseph Biggers, Moses Driver,
aud Joseph Summers, be Viewers to
view and mark off a road, from Fay
etteyille to John Coekrel's, near the
head of Rock Creek, the nearest and
best way. Issued 5tb Of June,
1871.
The Court adjourned until the next
court in course.
(T0 be confiaued)
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TUESDAY. 2Stb May, 1911.

The Court met according to ad-
iournment.
Wet Commissioners toreceive the
temporary courthouse, let to James
Fuller, and we DO think it sufficient
agreeable to the order of the Court.
Given under our hands this the 9th
day of May, 1911; and ordered that
said Fuller be allow ed the sum for
which he undertook said House,
which was thirty-fve dollars.
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Chute dlpetrg.
There's Joy for You and Me.

The sunlight gilds the mountain
And glows upon the plain;
The tall corn undulatine plays
Before the breeze again;
The hedges are bespread with blooms
Most beautiful to see;
There's life and love in everything
And JOY for you and me.
Come from thy chamber-let us seek
Some quiet sylvan nook,
Where we may undisturbed pursue
Sweet Natures mystic book;
Where holding silent intercourse
With bird, and flower, ana tree,
Our fancy's bark may glide adown
The stream of Poesy.
Come forth, and leaning on my arm,
A gentle stroll We'll take
Where foxgloves hang their string of bellt
Among the forest brake.
Where linnet, lark and blackbird flood
The air with minstrelsy;
There's life and love in everything,
And Joy for you and me.
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GBe fayetttteGille 4b5erber
yyYEn. .hRY DE'PT P.t5,S ARX55TTT ) .E s5..55.3l1.TT
EDITED BY JENNIE June.
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FTwo Dollars for one year if paid at
the time of subscription, TsVO Dollars
and Fifty Cents, WITHOUT DEVIATION,
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In sfedssh!p Cahap6a from Nep- Orleans and Hara1s-
Mrs H. G. Dawson MR.. T. s. Talbot child and seryansI g.
Green D. Q. Ray H. H. Mckenzie l. Piast, csPs B. Hpss-
lev Mrs 81 Coyls WIN. Fox j. De Corsa, Mallory u Nal
Iory O. McCu6ns Robson, Bosndns, VIM: Osborn, Z.
Gonzales, Leyerde, r. Rusher slade and az b ~
Rchardson b. Duradsra DuIadara, H. Nnyens NJ Caycto,
w n Carter z. Brugss J. Y. Alfonso, " H Dsborge - =.
In steasshp Cityef Manehsstv from GtaeorNfs Wilson,
and two children Mr. and Mrs Wsson Miss Caroline Watson,
Alexander stson, John Watson, Gsorse WATSON Wihsm
Watson Miss Annie Meickle, Jean LaboTde lady and ehld
Jean Journee and lady Madam 0assEns iee Curt B.
Davidson Thomas Rchie Mr. Gouds., Mr.. Moore John Mo
Gregor Walter HysloP Thomas K Fon III Small Eosess
rev VIM Mcdonnell NJ A. Baron and I23 in the steerase
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Arrived.

Steamship cAhswba Smith, New Orleans Nov a. and Hssass
In under canvas fo@ Mnss bound q Ne. Tas az sss
eTshssse signals with Bremen barb Napoleon ill., ssss s.
h rs miles Of sandy Hool passed steamship Ora
steanrp City Of Manchester lr screw. cumuisss Gss-
gov Nov H. and osseDs,own sh ndss and pss' John O.
Steamship Hup,svns Pe. s.v.sn.h mS.s. and p..s 70
winds snd was detained "a The Hishsaas hoarsb "a
Steamship Powell Baltimore and Norfolk. DassA
Steamship ROsnoke. Couch, Norfolk te ndss. and pass 70
ship Vetory Answorh Liverpool dse and IA pass TO o.
Ogden The above was reported By Capt Bndow, efsA-
SHIP John j. Boyd Thomas Liverpool Nov ad.s and 1873
o wn T,.9D ksv It, q 70 lon 20 Aiea JsAsssn
BTg Prinee Royal ORB Ksnessy Malass 6e ~ and on
g sis Sn e. & Iis s sS sss
sosne s Of 4%S s s;:sss e.. e.ss s:s
cane e shi. pe.' IT, e fspsaii.
d.1si posios. and sal. 70 g II. Tiu,n5a
sehI Queen q the South sI1s..sd wesLs Ms.ss. Ok l.
O. Of Nantucket hos was company With vita
elliptic stern painted black and white belt straight sen Bald
in eopsny from Gsbrser with ship Henrietta and bvt Sui
ians EewYork baks Florence and H. A. warrington, for
Boston Has had hard passage with eontiaoA Aessy
sebr H. II. cossshs ridden. Jsek.onyls days. yellow
sehI Cfsoa lBr) Norris. Maitland ~ s., Is daJ. plaster
schr OphiS, Williams RondOut, coal for Boston.
schr. Orian 10 smith Barbef Westerly days stens.
sehr. Pilots Bride Coker, Fail River DO hogrs.
sehr. Express. Wiley, virginia, oysters for Bostsr
ser J. H. Horton smith Virginia, oysters for Boston.
Orris F.zncss Clark Forked Island Me- days stone
seir. Mary Lspedon Post Perth Ambey for Boston y
Schr John Ponder, Hunt, Red BENZ, NJ j. 2 days wood
schr John Bo..en Ling Savannah days cotton 70 order
Sehr Florence Jameson, Rockland days lime -,
sehr H. cornog Darand New Bedford days "a ballast
steamer DssysTe copss. Philadelphia and Cape Ms5 n1ss
and pass. 70 r. Perfi1s
snLED-s,esmships Yorktown, Hsvsnss Baltic and North
err lght, AspinwalL 7l'7tl'
wIND--Dirsg the day, from NE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK....,.


steashipsBsltic Cray Aspinwal North American steam
ship Co Northern Light finklepsush Aspnws Marshall o.
Roberts; Yorktown, Cooper Havana, Hsrgous 60. ff
Sbips-Revenue, Luce, Antwerp howane Ffcthinsh>z1
Bsr-H L. Rutgers Dslsno, S. Marks, Brodis Pstses
L. Foster, Brown, Aspinwsl Tsppaa StaEbuck
Bngs-M Merton Buckley Savannah W. r. scIsntoni inde
peudence (rl McAluon ST. John ~ B., r. J. Neyns Son.
schoonersJ " Carte Small Jacksonville, Brett Son Co.
Alma fFr) De La Barrier, Hsye, Boyd Hinctens Edsd
Dayton PhlsAelphis, Post SMALL Mills, hssleys ApsA
ehicoa Oakley Heating.
SioopsPlaner Bennett, Providence, MASTER southport
Gladwin EeN-Haven master.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT--City and County Of New
- Y.rt-rDWARD GALLAGHER a.sinst DENNIS
HOGAN-(Sunmons for 4 money demand on contrast ITO
the defendant DeRns Hogan; % are hereby
and REQUIRED 10 the complaint N this sction
Of vLich copy herewith served upon you and 70 servs
copy OF your 20 the said complaint On NE A. ny enc
number Thirty Pine IN the City Of New ORR within
twenty days s the service hereof exclusive Of the say OF
ueh fail the ssd comp sns within
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this acton VIII tsks judsc.
sr.inss the Of hnRdred dollars with Interest
nom the Of October heusand eight hundred aud
snyxht beside the costs Of this sccn-Dstsd September
N lSsS FRANCIS TlLLOu Plantlns Attorney.
II. complaint 70 th. action fled in the scs Of the Cek
Of tie City County Of in III. City Hal Of the
City Of Nswiort on the llth Day OF Noveuser 1858
asls IswemTu FRANCIS TfLL0U, Pl.Eti5's Attorney.
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ffaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
lfef the Cssnty Of EevYerk notice hsrssy E.en y,
Of Cay Of SevYoIk Beet and Shoe nsks q
present the with yoschers thereL t. t1s
he sece CT STILWELL SWAIN, No IL taAz1sersst IN
the City Of Nev-York before the sixsssh day Deeso
Der neI--D1tsd Nswi ork the lSsh day Of Js.s isse
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MARRIED..

APPLEBT-SrORM-On Thzrsd.y Dec. /. By the Rev =. =
Wiley Charles Edgar APpoby and Sarah l. Storm, d.agAter
Of Isaac A Storm, ESQ,
JOHNsON-DUPUY-At Port Richmond, on Thursdsy, Dee
AZ the residence Of the brides father by the Rev n z
Ellison Stephen h. Johnson to Mary A., dsaghie Of Dsv1
Dup1y, eco, a. Of Por Richmond.
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- WERP ast JAMES CAMMAK.-rs the Deteue.nt
JAMES CAhMAK: You hereby summoned and reqaifea
TO answer complaint In this scti0a which n-d hs
ocs q the tho Cay and County u New ok al s
CITY Hail. IN the City Of Ns~l orr the twelfth day Of Soven
Der 1859 and 10 copy Of The said con
plant Subscriber at bis once No 1s broedwsy n ne
city Of SsvYoTk -ihs twenty days ssr tbs service -
on yOs exclusive Of tie dsy Of ssch services ana
ven fail the said compliant within The time sioese
ts plaintiff in this viii take Judgment against yes ter hs
su Of hrss hundred and seveaydvs dollars with interest
N. lh d.y sspsmbs s beside the costs Of this ssssa
Dated November Z, ts5S- Thus u. JAMES,
MS lsw6uTa fL-inttn . Ausfnss'
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oorean steamers, Sc.

COR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The Ameri-
II can Atlantic Steamship CsnRsnys sew sAa f.vor,s
steamship HUNTSVILLE. John A Po.t, Commands VI
Passage Savannah With ansurpsssse %
nent.oncrv s96 Albany, Ga, ga Conubos ga, Atlanta
es Eseon an Augusta SO Also 70 principal paees In fosids
10 rates Freight 10 csnts feet nsarknee onehAa
- se.t Ne risk tslsn under 4D& Apply 70
~ H. 3. CROMWELL Co, Ne. o Wss.st
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Gteamboais an6 Railroads.

gVNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
Il TON, for BOSTON, PRovIDENCE-Lsna ROuss-rhs
: and ' ftYS6UTH KOCH X cs jo son. and
csp siu IN Sa PSSys.e.s RAJ
road waving New York daily sunday excepted nom Pier No
n R. Ora wharf above Bsitery pisosl and s'on.
son 40 arrival Of The n'An uan which leaves
0 The vHSbERBILT, from New.Yori. M0nd.y, wsaas.
snd Friday From stonAnston Tuesday, IharsdAy and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, rom sew-Y srk, Tuesday, Thur
A.h ssd saturday Prem stOnns,on-MOndAy wednesday,
Passenger proceed RON stsnnssn per Railroad 70 Proy
d@pce and Boston in Express Mall Train reaching said
places Of those BY other routes and In saPs tame
Passengers prefer remain board the sesner eajoy
sisht rest unisIbsd breskf.s desired and leave stoss
in the Ia train connecting 81 Providence With the
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and rrsn thrss
herb: 9.s 6s :. gS s sss =:
shs Ohos the Company, Ne 10 BAerypssos
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-
~ ConDectns SsvHsmPson with the Delaware. LsOt.
and Western Railroad and Esston With the Lehis
FIil AREIss-.rsrs,.co mmepctns Oct. ~ lsss Ls.v.s
EswY for Ess,on and issensaas places ron Pier Ne
s sH.A * Rive *. .So1. ira SIS lss %
comet :, Es..ees sa , sn' se TIE
The be- II IS n trsn om ss-.Ysri male. close eona.oioa
.. Essson with the Leks Valley Rroad and thence via E.
Pennsylvania RsO.A Reading without ehsnss Of ears sai
Pss.enssrs for the Delaware Lsck.v.aD. Rail
sosd vilssye ct 20 only for Leigh valley Railroad =
JOHN o. srERSs supsrsntsss.aA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromN Nov.
"a 1859 T,stns vii Chznbers Station sOl0vs
EIpres. Trsins, snd II and for Sing sins
sa2 $40 .. m for Peekskfn $50 The PousbkeePss
Peek Sing Sing Trains stop Of the Way 5sfiona
Ps..rnsers taken AZ Chambers Canal Christopher and 5sts
Trains for FexYosf leave Troy at Is and 1910 and
p r. and Albany sSoat Is sinuses lsler On Sunday .;
IN. A Y. SMITH. saPsriaisoasat-
r1op pOcTON and pPOyTDFy(yr ~. NEW
I PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and Superior
steamer METROPOLIS Csp< Brsxn. s.v.s NsvYOrt syesy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, st4 o'eieck p
n ana the EBlPlRE STATE, Capt, Brsytsn on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, q s'eissk ,. n, rem fi~
Ho.lH.R - .
Heresnsr no WIN be regarded % secured 10 say spPh
szn, until the shAn have beez psid for.
Trv.rht 20 Boston thrsash With &spsch By
WL BORDEN, Assst, Ess y ssa n wwssL
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E&F. h. scHEScK, Auctioneers
GREAT TEA KETTLE AUCTION SALE
OIL PAINTINGS,

Original OIL PAINTINGS,
" ITALIAN MARBLE sTATUARY,
ENGRAVIEGS, BHONZES, &C,
By C. j. VIOLENT 4 Co. Apctioneers,
Philadelphia -
IN TyITR SHAY MORNING. Dec at 10 O'Clock at No. 807
Chestnut-st. Chickering Sons Piano Wareroom,
Estate Of j. J. NRnsyokel esq, deceased.
Executrixs Peremptory Sale,
Comprising large number Of Original Oil Paintings 6y enn-
.t Fuopep and American Artists among whom Poenberg,
einbruck KTousemaD schrostef korDoek buLkeL mlef'
Rohermel Edmund Esgles, Ropes, LahneI Jere wilson
FIELD Schmidt, Winner aud others
Italian Marble Satuary, by Steinhuusen Snd DINERS bs
Rsies by Bartholomew.
Proof Copies, Fine EngrsyingG
Genuine Italian BroDzes
Articles of Veru. Costly Furniture, Fire Arms, &C.
The Goods win be exhibited for examination three days prior
the sale. Il. - , ,,o,
Catalogues viii be sent by mail application TO C. j. VOL
BERT 4 Co. Philadelphia
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN pse WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
Commencing Nov. IA, 1859.
Passenger Station in NevYok Of 2nhe and khsv
Entrance on 77th.st. - - -.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For EewHsven, T. Ia m lex If;ls ol5 sxlj $50 nd
D. For Bridgeport T. sa m tex lilS s;le lenl
1850 and $50 For hord stra,ford fsrhed Southport
Tea N; iais, AIS (eI)i s;so 40, $50 p. N. For
For stanford T. (eI.) m. n;l5 3:l5 tsx.), $50,
$50 san p For PSrt Chester md i'ermsdi'ss s's-
-'N' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos.On "a M (en AIS M {s1 Fer Hartford nd
er Rahrosa to Montreal (e1) snd s:5 IN (ex) %
Northampton For Hartford Providence and Fht Railroad,
la NJ leIl FOR NewHsyen, Eew-London and steninsts1
Railroad At and 5:l5 For Canal Railroad TO Collins
Vile q (e1l, and l2;l5 ?. to Northampton. For
Hepsstouic Railroad m For Naufztuck Railroad m,
Sis p m For Danbury and NorwLL Rslrosd Ia N, $50
D. m. JAMEo H. nOIl, oupcflntcnocDS
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
y FAST DUBLIN, and LONDONDERRY, for $50

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
y FAST DUBLIN, and LONDONDERRY, for $50.
THE ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKET-sHIPs,
HNITEp R % Ms c4sSS5
sis celebrated hip Three I ss; on h
Are intended to leave NEW-foRk and oLAsoo" on inc
John SRf s.T FS Dec EEL
JOIN sPIi...sss jan Is JOHN Dee -
are aa the osaS Iss DnET poR e.sox and
approved style to insure the comfort convenience ana
''''' v RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon Cabin SIS Forward Cabin Steersss; 30
gow on board tie steamer at Pier No 81 North RveI oro
FRANCIS MAcDoNALD Co. Ne Ssy yJn1Iis..
Sterling Exchange for sale Glasgow, Liverpool or Londou'
VVNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs steamship
BREMEN, II. VESSELS, Commander, carrying the United
States Mall viii s al RRfsslp5lxsSYy Dec. 81 anm
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passengers for .
LONDON. HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, At the
yS,, Cabin 500; ssSond CABIN, SEQ steersse, sss
f"Hs''h' OF PEEL GTffc ePR 'SEUToEN 4 REIcHELE
DORTLAND and CANADA sEAI-WEEKLY
Il LINE via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
Inc 'csHEsAPEAKE. Capt sidney crow.l
-u ,..r. Per No. IL North Ri,s Ssw.Yoi .ns Browns
Wharf Portland, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Ss
Passage including meals and ,taieroom, So
These with Grand Trunk Railway and form
he aud expeditions freight Line to Montreal and
Si Apply to HB CROMWELL Co.. No. IS wss+s.
ROR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s.
Il MAIL LlNE.-The kvOrite steamship AUGUSTA, Capt
y p M0f ffo% pr Ne Through tickets vss
vomsry Columbia Atlanta Albany, and Macon Bus Of Lsdfns
SS e sI'a III at
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10 ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves g. LoaIs every ncr
DAY and Thursdsy st o Letters designed rs ts shssh<
usrAcd Overhead, via st. Leafs"
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L'OR BRIDGEPORT-FARE so CENTS
II III. Steamer JOHN BROOKS leaves Pesashp EVERY
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 81 u m Freight
sAen a the loves rss. y LoCAfEhD "a, ne Soo.H.e
NORTHERN r. r. of N. JERSEY-For Pier
IN mont Nysek Haekensses Enslswood te-Lss,ss iees
$40 Lesves PernOnt si jos and I:ts "a nna ~ n
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and aser Monday Nov a. lsss Passenger Trains VIZ
iseye PR foef of Daane.t, as follows, VIZ; . -, -
srdsi.ua and principal inferno date Stations.
WAY PASSENGER a. s:so ,. M fer SeveGga POr' JeFvs
and intermediate Stations -, .
The Express Tr.n. connect Elnirs with tie Csnsndrn
Railroad; Coruas the BgAslo sad NewY Railroad
for Rochester Buffalo Gres; Bend with the kAosd ior
scranton Buffalo and Dunkirk with the Lake shers
RsiOs4 for Cleveland Cincinnati. TsedO Detroit Chicago
SATH'L nARsH. Receiver cHAs. MNoT. eenr sup't
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEsT, VIA JERSEY
m and and "a Are so Through Tickets sold for Gin
nnsti the West, fOr Washington, Newoesns and
the South t and through baggage checked Washington
j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No errse viii be received Cor any trains 9nes: delivered and
checked Is minutes in advance Of he time oslesSins
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
On and sner MONDAY Nov IA lss trains vii esve 1c'a -
Fer WiH.m.bridse-s: 30 and II m. ?:so and $50
yor White Pains-l1:o and p N. ,,,, -.
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HENRY II. LEKDs, -SaesToom No 70 Nasss9-H
TXECIITRIX SALE of JEWELRY. -
~ HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co. win sell at AUCTION. on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Dec and at lOs O'clock a.
abe saesroom Nssssu-st large sale Of importer
stock of English Gold Watches Diamond Jeeey &c by
order Of the Of Charles Bruy deeezsed his entire
soek being removed his place Of business No l2S Fnon
for the greater convenience Of sale consisting OF
large stock English Gold Watches by the mos; cee
hraed makers: also Watch Movements do. valuable
Of Diamond Breast Pns, Earrings Finger do &C
large Is and 10 Jewey Mocs &c,
eelry with precious Stones Gold Pencil Cases Pead
Handle Cutlery Rszors Knives kc- also the Othce Fnrnitufe
Des Counters Office Clock Case 6c about Is valuable
OH Paintings Herng's ire proof safe lined with chilled on
inside Formulation Lock powder proof &c Pos
vcfy goods circumstances admitted into this
catalogue The sale must De
highest bidder De examined on the
morning Of the sale above
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