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OSI-Banh BOOK No 1913 of Union.Dimc
'''Sie u 70 DAVID AiLLlGAN. Ne ll9Wc.t l7lh NY
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tIl Young Siffef Married or NottenflNbs
In many affections peculiar 70 !smtos.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
uneqused by sy Other remedy in Chloos' Ia or Reen
ton fregulay Psinlulpess " sGPprcsion Of Customary
Evacasoos Uicerued Sciuhous stale Of the Items Leu
cofrhp. Or WhAss Siey, aud for al comp iuc.deu
whether .sius from ndscreon habits Of dsal'
ps,iOn, q IN the - -
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIVE
SEQ symptoms ABOVE.
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
n
Take no more Ba',sn Mercury. Unplsi..u, Medicine
for Unpleasant and Dangerous DiteAse'
EXTRACT BUCHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASED
in all their Stages Il little expense ite change 10 diet
no inconvenience AID sKposure IL cause, frequent
d,. Ard .ys ti,euaL 10 uInAie thereby removing Oh.
rucons preventing aud curing setues Of tho LIethrs
desses snd exens al POI Onous, dsoAsst and worn out
nattef 81. .., . 49,, ,,,,,, -, go .,rv.,
IhE VICTIMS Oh CUACk5.
End who nave ad fees 90 ~ cured In ,hot tine
have found they deceived AID at tie poison has by
The Gse Of powerful stringent" been dried Up In TIE
,yttem 10 breas cut iu asgfiyited form. sod
fEkiAFS AFTER hARklAoh
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Proposals.
OFFicK ASSISTANT Coy.issARY GENERAL % J
eu8gsTBsCB No, 4 5tsts.st kss-l ork Dec. IL. 1901
RMY SUPPIIES..PrOpOsals Will be re-

OrEfcK oy Assisras- Coy.fss.RY GENERAL OIL
eUBysrEscB. No. Safest. Ns1s-iork. Dec ii. 1901
A RMY SUPPLIES. Proposals Will be re-
"a ceiyed by tne undersigned until o'clock p M ON
WEDNESDbY the 2i int u for snppying iof the ne o.
tho United States Army. SUBSISTENCE STOKES, to te
delivered IN New orr ~ brooklyn, - follows. VIA
Ten tnonsand bafTrIs 10,O0D bbls.) oil hr,t guilty
MESS or PRIME MISS PORK, new Or old (Which 20 be
stated ~ the pIopo per mouth for each " the months ~
Janporv february Ndr Apni aud Ji0E lesl 70 he de-
vered during those moths from the PACKING aud IN"
spcion ysrds OF Hutbdrds lit, viz IsoS, Gsiy Lam
sons hn,lungs Wardi aud Pukcrs; and Oh their cerh
of inspection or from such other packing aud M
con Yards aud the Inspection u sucn other inspectors
agreed upon 10y tfs undegard his successors
Ga Office The PoTs will sso be examined sEd passed upon
BY Robert 2. Getty. lnpecto on tho part Of the U"'si
Sta
Esrh bid must have printed copy ofthb sivert''ement
posted at s heed aud most be specific Ia complying precisely
with all tho terms Each bid have consideTaon must
contain the written guaranty Of two respon.be names " io
lowe: -, 49,
"We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all or
any part Of the bid DO accepted shall be duly hed
eccordng 70 is purport condition; sso ths t
with bonds to the amount OF ono fourth ths value
tho proposed to be furnished shall DO executed IL
required" . 80, - /,
bidders may propose for any p.rt ~ either delivery and
will In their proposals tue quantity and Kind oil forh pro
posed furnished ard the month in which 10 bo devereo
giving fu end residences also furnishing the ds'een,
Of tho u 4. DisrctAttOney. other wen kDown oHcia
person. that the propose aud .urees are pecuni,ry espoh
siDle TO the amount Indicated above
Such PRIME MESS PORK may be ofsred VIII no re-
qured TO be made according 70 Gsy' Directions" hefeuno
The oilers name plsse Of business with date Of purchase,
will bo required on each barrel =,
Payment to be made ia such funds as may be furnished by
tbe limited State. A. H. EATON,
Lieut. Colonel aud A. Z. u. >.
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,ToyTNcToY LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
NOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD AND

4 SPRINGFIELO--S,eamersf for ew-llevcn leave Feck
,n a. rs NJ Pasenses north from New Haven az IL
oSock m. or remain board night without charge
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STEA5Ma ou srw-ronK TO LIVERPOOL.
TIE Sfral.siiig
0HtAI EASIEh n,
N.LrAk fAroN Conimand.r.
WIN DO dspaichei 800. ,,...,.,,,,,
FROM NETWORK FOX LIVERPOOL

SATURDAY. January $500
Ffrst(
c,h berth the size situation, and aroomnoda
ton Of the state Rooms al having tho ''me privileges ID Tue
ssloous sud ln % :. 40 10 tnrais and s.tendifoe
Su,e. Of ap,tcu for aui las be engaged b. special
sgeement ,ui - a.,
s.fyans wing pss~nger and children under u
ysrr. OF rre. halff-fr. Infants free.
second tn satsRoom bcrihs, mosll furnished al ssrs
Third g. bin ln'ou eiai, state Room Passeueor' found
With boz. bedding table utrnshs, and good sgbaanil
T'
sf.er.gr with superior sccpmHoda 81
F.c 1sast ~ allowed 20 cubic feet o luggage Az efpe
Hsuced Surgeon GA board
Pa freight " p-ssase, aIp.y 10 ~ ,,,,,,,y
At tho Office No. % broadway. Nev-hcrk
HOktLAND n ASrlNNALL, Agents.
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This edne uclesses the power OF digestion and eress
The absorbets into hesthy rcton bJ which the water or
cecerous depoon aud all unnatural eulafgemens are re-
dlced s well psin and iusmn siion aud good for
MEN WOMEN. AND CHILDREN
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AmusemsnIe
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

SahNuM' AblEklCAN MUSEUM
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
CROWDED HOUSES.
| ... ENTHUSIASTIC AUDtEnCEs
B0UCiCAULTs GREAT IRISH DRAMA
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
OR,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
The large Lecturer Room of the Museum has been
CROWDED AT EACH RRPkEsENTA1loN
Tho enibusa-m Of the audience has been unbounded "
universally conceded that the mas beeu put upon
the stage with better effect Every character .daby aus
the .poointmsnt, psafsct. /, viii to Produced
THIS AfTEHNooN r a 0 Tysai fSa "A o'clock
Mr.. w B. HARRISON. COMIC IMPRoMPrU SINGER
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT
one Of the most extraordinary wonde" oil I~s wofid
will DO on exhibition - - 49, ..
as he preparing for trip Europe aud Ia neery ready
to sail
AT ALL HOURS. DAY AND EVENING.
and at Intervals and the stage dun. each dramatic on
wv A VARIETY or PERFORMANCES
Including dances military dhi relate bis history &c
A''' BEAUTIFUL Til coSNEcucUT GIANTEss.
The largest lady Of her in the known world being
ONLY 10 YEARS OLD AND WElDHo Oid POUNDS.
MEASURING 9 FEET y INCHES ROUND.
shs beautiful interesting and pleasing She on sIhi'
billion 81 2. hour, day s9s sFss =, Ts sEARs
exhibited aud psI.amed ~ the renowned Lion-rsmer.
HERR DRIEsBACH.
who has astonishel tho world ri h bis
CHARMED POWER OVER WILD BEASTS,
THE BEAUTIFUL CoLoRED TROPICAL FISH,
TIE MAPASAscA y. ALs eiSiR EMILY
JEFF DAVIS, waHf is IN sna BEAUREGAKD.
QUEEN VICTORIA. the FRINGE OF WALES.
LIVING MONSTER sNAKEs LIviNG HAPPY FAM
lily and million other Wonders
Admission ali. - cents, Children under ten 10 cents
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manszer...........WM. WHEATLEf.
EDwfS F0aREsr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. II. 1884,
When he will apposr for
The Third Tins
rEBRo, THE BROKER, 'D
In DR.. Birps admirable pay, entitled
:, -o.,. THE CROKER OF 9oGoTA
M.. , " Whsstley. = Mccuiiosb. H. R. shever,
]. q. Burnett, Nadine Ponl,l. Nj, }. II. A.en,
and tho remaining artists Of tho company
''''''-' D' THURSDAY ii:iviESING' Dec Is ss,
F''i' k6%f n F PISai e; que Of
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 20, 1851,
Positively last night OF
MATILDA HERON.
Mr. wh.s,ey Ia, much pleasure in announcing tha. he
has effected an sns4SsTsnin c1 M
Who VIII make IF, "a h. tass's, IL s'
FAUST AND MARGUEHrE,
which has been for %Sny month. 10 preparation TOT the
and will b. produced for the hrs. tine on
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. a.
with Grand sud Essentially Novel Mechinicsl Eteots.
Perfectly New Scenery. New Dresses. and
New Appointments,
Ard supported by q Full and Powerful Company
The Performance. via commence e, a O'Clock. Doors
open precisely At O'clock.
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y ANnS--TO ALL WINDING FARMS

-. aud tbiyirs seitlemenl Of ueani mild climate.
h,-tv MI Is south o. Philadelphia, BY railroads rich so pro-
49, ~ rops. 20acre a. nom > - to trO per scres
c.be within four years Good business openings good So
csty Hundreds are settling snd mahns inproyements.
se-.yy "a CHARLEs X. LANDS. Postmaster tineiand
Sc,innf County New-Jersey. Letters answered fapefs
eon,.inir, an information viii be sen. free.
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,nHE BKIrIsH MD NORTH ANERICAN

rNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMLhlIAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, -
pFTlvTEE NEM- YORK And LIVERPOOL CALLING
Ar CORK HANbOR.
AND UTTWFFN BOSTON AND LNENToOL, GALL
ING Ar HALIFAX AND CORK HAGboh
SCOTIA, CsTt. jud.ins. CHINA, Cspt Anderson.
PEns A. tant oit ASiA AaP '"os, 81.
ARABIA. Capt stone EeHOiA- 'slt- y i'ehsh
AFRICA Capt sn.u. on CANADA! tspt MN;
AMFRlfA. Ont Mood,e. NIAGARA, Cspt A. Ryrie
AUsIkALAslAN
These vee carry cesr white lsh msit'heii green on
s,Nboasd bow, rod on pon boz.
FHoN NFwNoIk TO tiSEnFoof-
ltIaf C Iu Pace TlH'
bee nd Goblin Psrs' E1.s.s''''''sss''s'.''''' -"
FHos BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL.
Gle. Cabin iftfa, ..sstssssssssss''
rscsrd a.tn fassa ..s..s.s.... .sssts %.
RALAsfAN...sss ,. New.foik.. Nedu'' iaf Nov ,
MANIA ... leave. Ro,ton. ..... Wsdlesiay Nov. IL
81 OIIA.........lciycs New York. Wed Jay Nov ~
FTRDPA........'-st h1ston..... We ucsfay Nov -
PER5IA.........le.yes Newly OH. Wednesday, Dos.
lsIths nft secured nttil ltid for,
An experience surgeon Uu hoWd 80 d.
ne 'ftfs s tl.r g. .Il not be- oInabe for Spe
cio o. Naus Bis o. Lidins signed thereof aud
le val. thereof tho saod Dor flrg. or ftasc
e~rl, 10 p tUEAKD. No. Bowling gecn.
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TRIE RAILWAY.-PasseHge trans leave as
IL follows, viz: N
:; a. M Express for Baial,.
Q a a. Mi'k. daily Tor Port JoTva -
i2.lSp m. ACCOMMODATION, daily FOX Pot Jor~s
3.aa m Way. Tor Mildistowa Newtorss and warwick
a. m MINI Lxpre.s, daily. tol DuuLilA Buffalo and
T1rardsrun
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C0IINrY FARM for SALE.-An

ORANGE COUNTY FARM Tor sALE;-an
excellent Farm in the town o. Cornwall good 3uiiar
,ss cong about 40 100 sces IN good WOOD the
issaee besuu meadow and upland ~ih heavy s,ream
81 a,er nuuing che hole len 9Th Of the place mes from
btsnsh OF tie fTie Rsoad. niles iton 1andns o. me
Steamer Mary Powell aud several otler bos' nes rom
N,rb,r-s Tmle. from EIe RBlroad contemplated rail-
r.l 10 psss through tie place, survey oil wheh ha' gee"
made Prics abou, $50 per scre. II required the gIo,
- utsn. snd abont head OF will be sold Win tns
Farm Inonire OF HOMER MORGAN No. ) Pine 81, Nj.
NTFW.JERSEY LANDS for sale, in large or
~ ANAL trsc,s; aiso GARDEN or FRUIT FARMS ard
CRANBERRY LANDS OF / TO 20 acres eseh payable ~ >
-. A.o yilpse los a. 10 each ceud for Circular.
b. FRANKLIN CLARK. No. ~ Ced'rsI
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CTEAAf WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- Al Quceustown. Cork Hnbor The Liverpool, New
yo, sni Phsdehs steamship Compsn! intend dispatch
ins their m covered Cydebuiis lion -
kAkBAlOD.
CITY or nee :.
FUiNEf ssSh'liN"f
And evpy succeeding SAI URDAY 81 noon fron f1e' Nc
81 hoah River.
FIRST CABIN........ hlnD slEERAOt... "
ir.t ,bn 10 London i5 oecrags to London...'' -
pir. Cabin IL Pafis.... Jlfts.lssJ To Ians...'' g.
VIM alba 10 HAMBURG. lie Storage to hsmDuts -
Passengers ao arded TO HAVE, Bronen Rotterdam
Antwerp. Sc, - equally low rates. CO.. s,oo
Fare. tom Li,erpo.i or QlsonNown; It tTph. T"V.
A 10 aud l2S>St. from Liverpool 90 rom Suevna
town go 1h'P 10 gl4h 10 send iof hsH sna' e-A Guy
tickets noe OF q GEO rate. , ,, .
These steamer, hsys sup'oT accommot ion, of pa'eh
,.r are strongly butt IL Naterughs Iron Sections ana
esrry Patent frs Asuilaors Experienced Dungeons a.
attached to each steamer ,,t,,rf =, a
Tor totther fofms on sppy IA Liverpool TO WllA /"
IEUAN Aseft. No. - Ns'srss IA Glasgow To ALI y
MALCOLM 80. . - Enochslusro, IN cueeu,'awn 70
4 ~ H. sEl MOI q 90 IA London 10 fi' - =. ~ =
CEY 10 On hIog Niiisnt In faIis 90 u iE0 DE,ouE
N A Nns nos Dame des Wcioc. Place do IA bouiaoi u
pmisdelphiat - JOHN O.. DALE. no. III Nsmu''t' OF
ID, C0ug,n,'s Olhoca -, A.. ~ a,o.dx.y ny
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Go Eet.
Real Gelats for Sale.

EIRST-CLASS FARM for SALE-One milo
G. rom Reading Pc. ITO acres 81 hnes'one Lana. ~ psa
hick barn slate roof spring AID running stream on toe
P's"'''' DAVID MCKNIGHT, Reading. Ia.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A On THURSDAY Dec. 49,
Ia Consequence Of the crowded state Of the house on Trs
day evening and the fact that ell seats were disposed %
fore the opening Of the doors. ~
Nh. MASON JONES
REPEAT HIS GRAFTON
EUROPEAN ASPECTS OF THE AMERICAN
REBELLION.
On THURSDAY EVENING next, Dec. H.
Door. open at PM Orstion will commence at 2. N.
Tickets for the Grafton can be Obtained at
Messrs Beer SchrmeFs MusicStore No. 7oi broad~syt
Messrs Hall & Sons No. 5i3 brosdwsyi
Horace Waterss Music Store Broadway
BEsntaros Bookstore, No. b3S Broadway
Tie Fihh-Avenue Hoteli
s. Nicholas Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel;
Asior House;
And at the Academy q Music.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
I96l WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING DECEMBER 10 1867
Passenger Station in Newiok corner 2th ~ And 9Th ay

Passenger ssiion in NewYoik 2;h Sud 9Th
entrance on Zlth-et
TRAINS Lave NEW-l DIRK:
Ror New Haven, OK j. 1913, Ai5 III $50 30
Tor BRIDGEPORT T. IN. CI)i l2ls, ais (I 80, 40
For Milford srstf'r5 Fairfield, Southport and we'Por
1s m. l2.l5 $40 40 p. N 49, 80. . =.
For NO;wak 7. $50 i12l5. 2l5 (Ex 80, go 51oa
For Dsrieu and Greenwich T. go i2l5 $40 40,
20 stamford l. Gs.), 80 m l2ls, ais ,Ezl, 30
go. $50. p
u Is 40 40. $50 . 20 P. N.
For POI. Chester aud New Rochelle p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via SPIN ghed m, (E1l 2l5 lkIl Sp Ia
Fo1 Boston. via Shore Line ~ IS, p 10. 1900.
Pr Hartford and Springfield Tx y =. 25 OK,
for Counsc'icut River Rsiroad to Montreal a Ex)
AID Y Is p. m. 10 Northampton. 1890
For Hsrtford P1ovidel5e, aud Fishkl Railroad a. N
CFS) l2l5p M ~, .
s.. n. " -, rs. 3. N.
Csf. Railroad 4. Is p N to NORTHAMPTON
For HJusst0nic Rel. 0ad 70 iitshsj. D. M.
for Naugatuck Ntiirosd. 8 g. n . ? u =. 49,
For Denbury aud NOrs ak Railroad, o m 8 SOP. m.
Coulnodious Sleeping Gaze ltacbfd r. tAr p iltin
JaMES H. UOiI Superintendent.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F0R Al,

BANY and TROY. co Meeting WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud " EST Trains leave: - 80
From Chsmbers-st. from WINS &,
Express aud 10 and 81 f:ll l1z In s1u ''' anc
IS and p IN. S:l@ y. IN
Troy and Albany with sleep
ipgosr, 10 ?. ,lV:I' pm $500. . Al.
Po1ghkeepse rsin 8:i5 am B:s NJ aud l.;I@ and bVi
y m. snd IS p. ~. p M
Peekskll train J:i5p. 4;tl .. IN
Sing sing train, 5:l5 ?. n. .: n p "a.
Terrytowr. s:lo ?. AZ ? n. -, 49,,
Persons In Brooklyn can purchase tckett al Mercots
Frorsss Office No 20 Wafhrstonst, City Hall Square,
and their baeg CHECKED a. their ieidcnces to al
A. f. SHlF! Superintendent
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WINTER GARDEN.
FIFTH WEEK OF THE
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
of
THOSE CHARMING DELINEATORS
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE,
Mr.. MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
who have been nightly received by the most enthusase
audiences assembled within tho ws Of this BEAUTIES
iheater.
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, Dec. IT,,
viii be presented for the LAST TINE but one the populss
drama OF
WILLIE REILLY
WILLIE RFILLY...........MR BARNEY WlLL1AM4
MARY MORTALITY. BARNEY WILLIAMS
10 De followed by the charming concdiea Of
CUSTOMS OF The COUNTRY $500
Msli,ss with songs) Mrs Barney WILLIAMS
10 conclude with tho roaring Farce Of
PArs bLUNDERS
Pat Rooney with sons.l..........Mr Barney Wliiama
FRIDAY Dec. ls-bESEFIr OF MRS. BARakr
WILLIAMS
Box Book open.
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IRVING HALL.-Aiss EUGENE BAR-
l. NErCHE PIANIST. Will give her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
On THURSDAY EVENING December is,
Assisted by tho following distinguished tslenti
Madame ELENA DANGhI,
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE.
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS, and
signor ABELLA.
Tickets 50 ceuis Reserved Seats % cents extra Can ~
had at Beer Schrnes Music store No 7ol Broadway, md
Of Irving Hall ~
, Door. open at o'clock. Commencing at O'clock
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Ocean Steamers.
CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW.

- BELFAST. DUBLIN sai LONDONDERRY lof = 90
a., Woutf.sl Oc.ao stes-.hp Company BIZ. -clas'-
Chdr.hnilt inu ste.a.hip ST. ANDREW, Capt Du1ton'
IL Intended 10 sell no New. ok Co. Live poo. aid blasSe
on SA,.URnAY 2Iih December - -, noon Rom pier 10
D R. loot of Nor ore-st This hne team IL Fitted
In to- rot approved STYLE n,ua tie comfort convent
.rr. AID safv of o. Caruet thIefirhced sur
IN az. - gA.sAGE-Fir,t Cabin. go lntofmedas'
found vi b.iunr -.Oi SCENE ri' Including an ebun.
daut supply .. .s0si.i.a.. tfpy 70 80
FRANCIS MACDONALD co,
No b N.MILrs lleen.
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EoR ROSTON and PROYIDENCE. yia NIlW

L PoRT sr1 FALL RIVFR-Ths sp!, ntid and SUI oiior
reamer METROPOLIS, Capt Blown, 4'ayts N.M 1ofs
ssery TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and 50 UhDAl, a.
EONDtY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. al O'CLOCK p la'
rom Pier No n. 4.
,,,,rt until The same shlN have Z. en- paid Tor
Freisht to Boston t. arded through with great dapach
- a" NAi Nm BORbEN AGENT Nos p ard Il wslss.
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4 ONG ISLAND AlLhOAD.-tbANOE 81
TERMINU5.-passenger Depot Jsles-,iP sud foot OF
18th.st Y. I--NiufeT arrangements commencing Indsy
Oct a. lg62l Leave New York a. M Tor OeenpoI aag
HaIbor Odeut, and Hanptols; al 9. NJ ard p m Tor
Isip; Al and for Syoset 70 r. ~ fof Hemp
si.ed Sundays she train leaves Hunters Point Ji'ht
FsTryJ At $3.50 flT AspAsnk and Intermediate stations
excursion rates, returning leaves 1spnsnk ~ $3.50
On Friday ard Saturday rsit The p m l'P sin viii rnu
hough 10 Greepport returning Saturday end Monday
stg o. s:l3 m. arriving ia New-N oh Of y.52 e. m
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NlFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
! a Season Tickets for sails al the
| klFTH AVENUE HOTEL
! METROPOLITAN,
ST NICHOLAS.
Aston HOUSE and Ell
! the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. a. Broadway.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

Lion HUNTING ON A GRAND SCALE -
Jules Gerard, the celebrated lion slayer,
is getting up an international African SO
eiety for the purpose Of facilitating the
exploration Of Algeria to the learned So
cieties of Europe, and to amateurs of the
chase This project is about to be put in
execution on grand scale. One of the
conditions required Of the society is to
capture a great number of lions alive to
stock the .Jaratts aes Piantes, and similar
collections of natural history Great cages
have been constructed with this design,
under the direction Of Jules Gerard, as
well as instruments for capturing them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
DOST-OEFICE DIRECTORY.


Arrival OF the Mails.
Eastern Mall arrives daily Sundays excepted) vis
Piymoath, ats o'clock. y.
~. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
sxceptedj st o. pm.
Western Maiiarrives daily Except sundays)ai $50
e'cioek,p. n.
Burlington Maiisrrives daily texs:it Sundays Jai
Pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive iniy sAaiAys
exeeptsdl At S, pm.
Charleston Mail n tri-weekiy) arrives fassilys,
Thursdays and dsaiGfdsys,at7p.n
Closing eG the Malls.
EAstern Nail closes daily teae<pt easurdsys) at sp
81. Louis and Southern Asiicioses daily tsaturdays
exrepsedlat6p Nd.
Darlington Asiieioses daily teIeeptsaturdays) at
Ep.n.
Western Mail closes daily te1eep, ssturdays) ats
oefoekp.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail closes lSaturdsys
exesptea) =, p. IN.
ChAFiesion Nail ttri-ssekiy) closes NeEdsys. Wed
assdsys sud Fridays. stsa.m.
IL n The Pest Ufhes y Ill bt open o Eundsy from
sto ~ o'cioek, an. J. b. HOW ELL, r. ~.
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Panishn,c sf Children.

In the March number of the Atlantic
Monthly the " Country Psrson' has a
charming little essay on "Tne Sorrows of
Childhood" in the course OF which he
makes these remarks:
An extremely wicked way of punish
ing children is by shutting them up in a
dark place Darkness is naturally fearful
to human beings, aud the stupid ghost
stories Of many nurses make il especially
fearful to child. II is stupid and
wicked thing to send q child On an errand
in dark night. do not remember pass
ing through greater trial in my youth
than once walking three miles alone (it
was not going on an errand) in the dark,
along road thickly shaded with trees
was little fellos; but got over the
distance in half nn hour Part of the
way was along the wall Of churchyard--
one Of those ghssily, weedy, neglected, ac-
cnrsed-looking spots where stupidity has
done what it can to add circumstances of
disgust and horror TO the Christians long
sleep. Nobody ever supposed that this
walk was trial to boy Of twelve years
old, SO little are the thoughts of children
understood. And children are reticent ::
am telling now about that dismal walk
for the FIRST time. And in the illness of
childhood children sometimes get very
close and real views of death. l remem-
ber, when was nine years old, how every
evening, when lay down to sleep, used
for about year to picture myself lying
dead, till felt as though the coffin were
closing round me. used TO read at that
period, with a curious feeling of fascina-
tion, BIair's poem, The Grave But
never dreamed Of telling anybody Of these
thoughts. / believe that thoughtful chill
dren keep most Of their thoughts to them
selves, aud in respect Of the things Of
which they think most are as profoundly
alone rs the Ancient Mariner in the Pa-
ci6c.
have heard of q parent, an important
member Of very strait sect of the Phari-
sesa, xhose child, when dying, begged 70
be buried not in . certain foul old hide
Gus church yard, but in . certain cheerful
cemetery. This request the poor little
creature made with all the energy of ter
ror and despair. But the strait Pharisee
refused the dying request, and pointed
out with polemical bitterness to the child
that he must be very wicked indeed to
care at such time where he was to be
buried, or what might be done with his
body after death. How / should enjoy
the spectacle Of that unnatural, heartlsss,
stupid wretch tarred and feathered! The
dying child was caring for thing about
which Shakespeare cared; and it was not
in mere human weakness, but by faith,
that Joseph, when he was a-dying. gave
commandment concerning his bones"
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train ar,ises daily rt 40e O'Clock p. no
and departs daiiyase O'Clock =. H,s
Wssterp Train arrives daily, except Sundays, nj
30 p- m. and departs at7:so O'Clock a. m.
At Hamilton Depot, I rains on the wabash Valley
Railroad arrive daily, except Sundays, at4oeiock D.
m, and depart daily, sunday excepted, ats 30 a. M
naAa~s con meet with this city.
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EF The Mount Sterling Wing says
that Humphrey Marshall, when last seen,
was parching corn for his dinner. The
oleaginous rebel never took corn in that
shape before. Louisville Journal.