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CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boston, via SpnHsheld ss- L.. (Ezl, $50 (EIls
Yer Boston sis Ssor. Line, ~ pm
feg Hartford sad Springfield, J = Ia, Ell i3;s. sA
(gzl ,.
srd l2;ls p. a. 20 Northampton.
f0s Bstford, iroylaeuee, and Fishkn Railroad ~
Oh, IRIS y. N.
Fox Nsw.fssen, Ne--London- and S.oninsso. hssa>,A
ala a H., ~ IS, $50 Q. LII
For Canal Rai.rosa l2:l5 p. m. to Norhsnptss
For Houfslouic Rsirosa 20 Pit.snsld. ) q
For Nsuxstpck Rxrosd. - M SD ?. IN
Dor DsnSurT and Norw4k Railroad 7, q m, $50 >. a.
Conmodiou, s sspizg Ca., a. .chsd 70 N train
IAMfS Il NOYr. e0perinteRdsnk
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PC. BuLKLrr. Auotion,sT

p. G. BuLKLxr, AuctoneeT
DOSITIVE SALE Of valuable WHARF
i PROPERTY in the City Of Brooilyn-BuLKLEY Il
FINK will sell on WEDNESDAY April D. at ~ o'clock Al
tho MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Nsw-Isrk about 80 LOTS
OF LAND fronting Reed snd Van Brunts,s with Bah
as feet Pier ~ By 200 and oil hs wsior right be
osinS to the property For Map So. sppY hs 9aiee.
N9. " NslSl., JasagsI C0c1t
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ARRANGEMENT

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For ksu Haven, I, ss a., (ELli 1:i'. 3;D(ELIi sfA
40 and p. N.
Fer Bridgeport T. g. m, EI), i7:i5. $50 CExI -
ESQ, and p. m.
For Milford str.ord Ysirheld Southport and wsstSsss
Jo- hor.sl, :. s:sSa H. n:Is 3so. Ok. $50 ga
%, p
For Dsrisn and Greenwich. l. $50 a. nj nls, $50 "a
Fer Stamford T. g. en- 1904 n, HIS 30. (Exl d
For Po, Chester and insl mediate stations s.1os ~
IS, ssh. o. $50. $50. SP.
Tor Pet Chester .ad Nss hoclells p IN
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furniture.

DFDROOM enameled FURNITURE in all
ID coors Of werrsn.ed manufacture also, solid Chestnut
ehsnher suites Plain ADD Ornamental a. " y FAhkNG'
IONS, 36S Csnast, opposite "oos1er hNeOl-,4su l-.
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
Ia NITURE In oil coors and styles q wholeae a3o an
L l.yss. .tock n he city Sutes $50 and upward Also
,,oljd Walnut Suites Mattresses, PAasies &c WhahhN
WARD No. IN Cansl.s.., coors east OF bro~d"sy
FURNITURE Ar COST. BOfCE, at ma
Mandatory aud Wsreroous, Nos W and " East Ao9s
ro,. vii offer his entire stock Of superior custom 10 oe
gJRNITURE Of every ption. al cost unt hpIil ~
sxbeu the balance will DO sold a. auction To close the business
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
--Pisin deeorsod, snd grained Solid walnut and Os1
Sat. su al $40 and upward Ms.tersse, Spring Beds &c
j. w. FISHER & Co, MAnufaetursra
No $50 Brosdwsy between Blocker ard bondr'
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CUPREME COURT-SAMUEL j. HUNT
Aad others surviving eIe,lsor, 30. Az GEORGE
STITp and o'kef,No 3lu pup 81 the Judgment of
iAe sboyt entitled Court made Ia tis sssrcnlsd action,
the 10Th day II March ltol l. tho Hefeto appointed 10
and by aid esneu for the purpose OF -reoaas aud carry
ing Into ehect aach Judgment, viii SILL h Pablo Auction,
81 the Merchants fachsuge Ga tie CRY Of Nov Yok the
ath dsy Of Apn iso2 81 ~ oclo.k noon through &.
BuLkLEY. gnalesiae slc.ion,t tho following described
property Via An that certain lcf OF LAND with tire brick
d y Ei'4iSO-HOUSr shoTeon srro.ed situate lyns and
being Ia ths Nnsleensh late S-lfh (now rwesJ second
Nard OF the City Of NswYsrk on the ror.lsry sds OF
forty mn ste e. described ccisiang follows Com
m-uoing At poia on the orls, h1s Of ,sd tory hih
sss, dshut two hundred and siXyt~o fee sr nonss
ssstgdy rom she notnN eer. Of koIts h rtfset
md re feg'nh ayenus n the center Of party VAL be
"een ~. house on the ~ hereby described snd Tia house
on N. lot nsii AyoD s horo the ccsi, ard running
h'ho- so.he thro ssh tho center o. ssa party wall snd
parallel Nh isd ave nue., hundred fee ana i've iuches
htnco wessry md parallel with tolty-nth street. eighteen
essAu nine mems themes eoathefiy and parallel Win 'sid
efeAuo 10 Anc Afo 81 tie center Of patty "M between e
erected on che 10, hereby doscrbed md t- noue nsts
ago nns tnteN, the veal hundred iest ana ave
nchrs 10 ihs nobsry line Of Foryhn sIrc ana hence
eai,efy non said Aforementioned e .Ghioeh es' ana ne
nchos TO 10 pss Of begnLins bolns 20 "e'te, ha o.
ot known ty hs number hf nine .ud ns sA'tofy part OF
lot known by the number my eight s) on map sntted
Map y Partition OF lands between Amtfoso Spence trustee
Of NJ nv T. Spencer Francis CuttlaG aud CHARLES King
ma by Thomas LudlAm City Surveyor and hlsd IN the
oce OF the R-ser City aud County OF hswfok oy
.hs numb.r l3I in tin caso.--Dsiet March II. 1879.
I JOHN 3. HASAla, Referee
| suira l. VooarAsp. k.slatEs Ar,
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Uopartnersbip hotties.


COMPREHENSIVE. The undersigned have
v THIS DAY formed COPARINERShlP under the
Mama Of SCHOONMAKER CLOSE, ioT tue SALE OF
PAINTS OILS GLASS PAPER-HANGIN6s, ard Vim
DOW SHADES, at the old stand Of s. SCHOOkhAhbk,
No eCLaLsul.sd1sre and No. Cattsrnost, New Ola
An business oil DO promptly attended TO- ,,,,.,,,n
Dated February !, 1851 WILLIAM J. CLOSE.
yIyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned 81 the hrn name Of ABBATF
A RATHBUN been THIS DAY Dissolved 6y mutual
consent ~ ~; ~ A ~ r{,o,r.,
The Qndsrsxned have formed limited pEnership pur'u'
ant "a bs provisions Of TIE Ss,nes OF the state OF New
Tork The Afm under which said psTtneuhp 10 be
eeuducted 4, ABBATT & RATHbUk Tho general bust.
res. be transacted by tho said pstpeIfhp ihe busns,, OF
N.nafscturiuE Buyius and Selling CLOTHING and GIN
TLEMENS L RNISBIN0 GOODS, and eli thinsi epper'
Gaining thereto The said business 20 be carried on 10 the
Of New York The Of TIE general partners are
A6SEs ALICE ABBA1T, whose Place OF residence 10 the
Town and County Of Wechossr "a the State Of New YORK
sua MILTON g. RATHBUN whcse place OF residence II
abe City County State Of New lort The nane oil The
specsl partner is ALEXANDER srOBO, whose place Of
residence Il the Township % Wsshawken In The County OF
Hsds0u aud State OF NswJs1sy. The amount Of capital
shich the sal ALEXANDER STOBO. such special part
.r contributed 70 the stock Of the parnt hp
I'm cssk 70 &s0o The ssic pstn.ship lie begin March
Js6a AID 10 terminal. Fec. - le.5Daled MSTca iseS
AGNES A. ABBApT,
MILTON O. RkTHBUN
p.i..5~ " ALEXANDER $1,000
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No. yVl 1nA1DLitS-SIg ~ L
sisGANs DAILY FROM AL TIT ASH AUCTION
AND FORCED SALES,
rc which the attention egery close boyer called Seior
.,u,, he spends hs meaey e,ev. mere: - .
sALEET AND LlfE Y J EVERY DEPARTMENT L
Cue h.B Of LEWIS HAyiLAND & Co,
Ne 1GI CRANE sRs-sr, n Y,
hs,ny been Dissolved tbs sst day Of De'smbor 1851
ID LEWIS the senior member Of TIE am. wisAes 20 an
int.nd. eOutinuiDg BIZ. original style dong bors bnyal
snd .eirE aSs and domestic goods ssman advance 10
$500 Will BUY MORE GOODS NOV
ssas ever ~ consequeaee OF he great "a "a
oe ss 70 stste in ,skins new lease o. TIE % '' so %
'oving ~, business rsLi ms with HE pnes MI c1d
.nd iGdLey, he hg9 r,1nosi he ezpecs beTee1
$1,000 year which .laornt wiling 10 distribute haeas
GJsG NW s.9s 5 me g GOODS vii be resed
spthroosh tho Whssvsr they can DC oous' 20 ~ 90
IN ADDITION TO A LARGE STOCK or STELLA
ssawIs BKocHK SouAEg snAELsr CANE-Ss 5hASAs. TLth
ase BsooagE BEKst ns' go 900
CAsBsIcs ASD aAEE sixlLA s2s oy cons BcOsHF UPON
-.ssxcCtsTIoN At LAST FA1lH
cash AUCTIONS"
L. D. LEWIS hiss hand good stock Of the celebrated
esnd OF New Broom Black SIX bch Is admitted by 81
merchants excel Other six loH beauty u usss "sa
Tt. BRAID Of SIM /, Soafonsl ~ M Lewis and ia not
''" Ny PnICJ. go CENTS IND UPWARD
$50 pieoes s2neh Black SID Noire Antique, % cents
A fftrLL STOCK or BROWN AND BLEAcHED
r.,ds. Ph Tickl Sa.ines Jes7s snnels &c Linens
White 0coas Drspery, Mu,ine, Hossyy' Lawns Desues
Ginghsns &C. al Of which VII DC 'ohi a. pos' That WIN
ssiy competition. - - 49, ..
IS Mk LEWIS DID ALL TIE uX!NG AND GAVE
.LL rKx CREDITS IN FIRE, AIS OUsTosERs AND
sxIHsrs WILL CHANGE IN sirHRk or 7HRss DE-
pssrEKSTs HVyrT, POSSIBLE BE WIhL siyh TIE BUYING
NORM PARTICULAR ATTENTION rOw rIAN HVEs- - -
GOODS WELL BOUGHT. ALL AGREE IN SAYING,
.xs sALy TO Psova THIs yAcr. s,s LEWIS FIVE
yVlys AGO EsTAIsHED PRESENT STORM ras SYSTEM
or sUyIHa AND SHILLING FISK ,GOODf F& CASH AND LAST
JEAN GOLD THH LARGEST AMOUNT % e0Ops kFAs SOLD
~ AM C,sH JossISs hoUsR IN AhRElch, FA0FHe lRE
SNAIL PROFITS. GOOD VALUE, AND QUICK SALES
70 be decidedly ID. agreeable stem 70 All nechsu.s
yss. prices viii s bss.,n this ewing 70 TIE Bess re
duction in expenses.
Cal snd examine tho prices tAst the eJpeSss' are
Isht and you buy before leave the rsoe
All order, be filed With tho usual POmgnes. and ea'e
d LEWIS (L.sfe OF tho firm Of Lewis Hsy.sDd Coz,
No. i0l Cham bersat, cor. Of ChGIchs~
B-J D. IENylS bss s.scca ed y q himself a. paI.'
s.r ARTHUR ~ COCB she former booskeepeT Eni cash.
Ser Of Lewis HaviaEd Co., under ths new arm n--e o.
J. ID. LEWIS Co.
yM Ea IG SALE at No. H9 BROAD
Ef& &sk WAY AN IMPORTERS STOCK
AN Ia <-r Al .
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Tlusirdl Instruments.

ANY PERSON really DESTROYS of obtaining a
N most splendid PIANO Of the richest sne ro's e"',y
rvorkmsnship win eau a. No l93 Benry-f, N ~ cot
-ee50: vii be .od spilled for tails ~sss for 2sO war
parted BY the makers No greater bargain can De iound.
GREAT BARGAIN. Splendid 7-octave rose
" wood PIANO, oversrms base with All the stess I'm
M sde bv one Of the best uske sr1 fully wa
,sp,ed cost $40 been ased short tme mast De sofa Ioi
CASH Inquire a. No. u BsrEow'ss, from IL 10 g. m
DIANO.FORTES at WAR PRlCES.-We
are row seing our Psno-For'es ct gest7 retuoed
,e,, fof cszn Parties wishns obtain tt class Psao
LIGHTE l. BRADBURYS
No. III BToornss-, Ner.forE
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HENRY c. SCRIBNER, Aucti0neer. Bales.
i i room No. Ill Hss.su-s- Henry G. scrtbuer vii gve
pao usr sntiou to sses at auction Of Household Farn
ors 20 q privste dwellings Parties dsciinox hou,sEeep
Ing are invited 10 call
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOk fn. IN
sly CiTY.-Msl aud EXprs.s Lines leave New.lSSn ~
and 10 a ~, g. and u p m Fare ~ Ln'uia $500 !,
40 for the South sndWsa AVID through besgaSs e's~
w WOODRUFF Assis'sn. sapern 's s,s' A..
No haxysre will bs received for any trains uniss
.aS eas "a "a isTs, 1, sisssss tbs siss 81 sa'"s
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NOTICE .-BONDHOLDERS Of the PITTS
~ BURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO the ONO
AND PENNSYLVANIA tbe ONO AND INDIANA. sni
the FOR- WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CON
PAlSiH, - --. . -.
asI Peur Railroad Company the Ohio ard Indians
Raj osd Company snJ the to WsJae ard ChcAfs Railroad
Coz npany who he roos th-i oouds ~A
10 IN iERGUsOS. No = PIs under ID. plan OF re-
org auEaon ssH notified 10 DO before the lat
Ct Anil they will be- cH6 Died from ia beEstis
HOLDERS OF SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS OF the
Cor1Dsnis. Contraction bosds Of the Pe.bur.h
20 n Wayne .nd Chicago Railroad Company who have Dot
eady dayosisd their bond, Eoted TO lnAs
pcAton tie Purchasing Committee a. ofSce, No y
s. be admitted tho boaeh of sid rsofgAnits'lon
o. or before the day, lie sIendsd March
= 1871. - ID LAhth
Chsrrsan Purchasing tcmnntiss
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CERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-By virtue
Of the authority vested IA him the Controller win SELL
A. Public Auction TO tho highest bidder With siequsl.
Guilty, al tho City Hall, SATURDAY tho i9.h day Of
APRIL 1889, al IL O'CLOCK, noon tho LEASE OF tho BULK
HEAD aud SHORT PIER al the foot Of Dssbosses
being say nye feet 10 ~dIh Aog tho wessry side u West
street much thereof belong, 10 the Corporation Of
tho cry Of Re- York With the al ht y
tho foot Of HoIsimus street jersey City bur such landing
place ~ JesseJ City 20 be provided BY tho es.eo h
sIPense and ce ioT he term Of sn JeAs tom the h day
of biAy. lSbR
The L.A,s 10 contain al the condition., and urua
IN suy leases made By tho Corporation and s,o such
prescribed By resolution Of the Common Council ~ relation
the sto, passed November 2, 1900.
DkPAHTNKHr or FlsAaCE,
C0STR0LLsH's OyytCE. March 10. 1851
Msr22 2swTnGS lgAp hOBEKl 4. HAWS, Con,folsr.
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BAReAIASaMrz20Y
EBoD MsMRna
1a Asza as>
.-.-.sx.ssrr sss " s.e s..ssz.s4lx-s

SNCE THE GREAT REDUCTION IN EX
~ PENSES!
DRY GOODS WILL BIZ Sold At LESS PROFIT
THAN EVER At
NO IOl CHAMBERS-sc, N. Y
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-ew>a szza IG SALE at No. 379 BROAD
EfS& ESXWAY AN IMPORTERS STOCK
XSM H:9 3 600 DOZEN eieranl NEtA-TiES At CSC ;
hes. z.ply LINEN COLLARS, Zoe. no.
syRv Giors. suspenders Shin Fronts Ladies' end Gsnts
fSneD Hsndkerchsfs, prices never before heard Of
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MOST excellent Grain, Meadow and Dairy 100
Good and ample Farm BuidlSgs, well located Depot
Cbnroh., schools 40, In Roct.nd County. y hour trom
eity-FOR SALE bargain eGvTsd \. W. Z. SEY-
M0UR No. Ia Broadway.
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OyTTcB oy Inn GUhKpiLS LIpH Iss Co.
or NRw.YoRs CosltSxsrsL fiRr Tvs Co briLolSe' {
Nc ~ BEoApwir Szv-Y0Gx lisrcb ~ M
4 T the ANNUAL ELECTION for SEVEN
N DIRECTORS cen.tuns th, Second Clsss, lie ',ls-'
ina named Fastlrnen we've duly elected:
Hon. JOIN A. DIN,
p V. HAUGHNOUT.
WILLIAM ALLtS,
WILLIAM HOOkEh,
WILLIAM NILKENs,
w. TAYLOR HALL,
T. I. IA. GIBSON. ----..
Ats n...lns Of TIE Board held Mach 49, ias, WALTON
H. FECkaAM, esq, VA snsnimsusy reeleoed Prs'ieen.
BY oEdss, u.o.,
Secretary.
N.-.Yo-t March II, ies7.
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"I1DSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Ii ny ard TROY, CONNECTING WITH TkAIO
NORTH aud WEST. Trsips. leave:
From Chsmber's. From 18th St
yxnr... and M m and 3: rs. tI2s n and 50 ed
~ end p. m. - p m
Troy and Albany with sleep lO:2s Suudays nciudsO
ing earl. IL p -
train. ~ 7:3o SO and H;IS ara oss
M. and " NJ. end ESQ p "a. pm.
peskskli train, 400 .. N. t.ls pm.
Sing Sin. Tram. 9:lS e. m, 1910 q m, and $50 p."L
A. " SMITH supenntendeet
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VIVHF HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
MELOpEONS and ALEXANDER. ORGANS, ard
4 OTLBTRT& Co.'S celebrated A.OLIAN PlANOs, arc ne
n,ss Instruments for pssrs sud churches no" IN use
s,y,. .s,ortuent can DO Le rseIocms NO so
Rre.dr.v between Grand end Broomests, which wln -
aod :. extremely low prices Pisnos and h.od.on. ron
nndy pser new and secondhand TO Let and rent allow
puch.<i a. per agreement Monthly payment, rece wed
Tor tbs same. Shset Music MasoBoOfs, and an sind, o.
Music Merchsadiss pieces Pianist In attendance
ell try music
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siRGAlNs DAILY FROM ALL TIT CASH AUCTIONS
AND FORCED SALES,
fc which the attention o. avery close buver called before
he spend, his money el,ewners.
TALEET AND LIFE " EVERY DEPARTMENT IN
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A. ~. Mssris. Aucuonsoi.
RY BANGS, MERWlN j. Co., Irving Bald
~ tnfs Nes 500 ard 80 Brsadwsyssies Of BOOKS sls
r0nsTy PirtuTe, WORMS Of An Fancy Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 26 At o'clock
AMERICAN and FOREIGN COINS, MEDALS, To-
kESS. STORE CARDS. Sc including some RsFe Silver
Pisces soT particulars Catalogue n. the aslesooma
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WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET. "A
" HousZ Tor SALE s,hav FOR S22 o0; near 9Th.
&C OF; 3th.av. for 81 coo
C. q. PRATT, No. q Pine, It,, Room No g.
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rENO LET-Half Of HOUSE No. 800 East
" S,hst no Peipsl isce), between Isl and sdsvs 70
small fan y only.
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n PORT and FALL RIVER---Tks splendid and soper.ss
rssmsr @ETROPOLIs Capt. Brown, leaves New-fore
,yery TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATU RDAy, A
oclock a. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt brsyton. -
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. Of O'Clock p ~
trom Pier No. , n. r.
Hereafter no room, will BE- regarded secured 10 any -
plicsnt until the sane shsn hsve beci paid for.
Freight Boston 10 forwarded through nth greas dbpAtdh
WIN BORDEN As.ut, Nos 10 end II westss
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|, oNc ISLAND RAILRoAD-CHANGE o

III tDNff lNlANh hhtthC4h'
4 TERMlkUS.-Les-e Jamcs-sip AID J-th" f ss,
Nev-York $3.50 ~. for 0reenpot; Wv "a wv 80.
no. for North Isllp and Sa,u days 80 fspnsnA
tad AVID $50 a NJ. $40. aud 6p. N. for JAmaics
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ss.lns been dissolved tbs 3ls day OF December iSS
ID LEWIS the senior member o. the firm. wishes 20 a.
noUnce h friend. aud The psons o. hi, ale firm,
intend, continuing bic original style Of doug bnsres bny
tnd selling hue and domestic goods sah sa'AAoe 10
Gao al 2 oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

DEACE PROSPECTS.-FDHy years LEASE
Of LOT adjoining " hi sy HoR,s, corner Of Broadway
and 9Th st. for SALE Whi.nsys Occupant ohen 81 80
year for four upper floors 20 connect osspoadng See
BLEECKER'5 Alcioa FLAPS. &c, for WEDNESDAY, 18th
int Sale a Ntfuhanlt FL chan a ~ ocosk
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~ pNI9OID Vor Albany add Trey North and wsss
WINTER ARRASo CEMENT, com n,enens MONDAY. New.
4 ltsl For ALBANY. 1890 EIpres' mail TRAIN fsa
a5th-.t Depot. -
nor All Ioca trains sss TINE. rABLE
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst SaYt
CRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains from sss
IL Of Ch,mhers.,t., - follows:
lam, Express, for BuhalS.
BIS m. Mail
sis m, MIN, daily. for oiris and inssnsdisss -
.ions. a.
II a o., Accom- Dodx,on, dolly.
$3.50 p N. Way, Tor middotsxn. hswbsryh snd inisns
3D. N Nigh. Express daily. for Dlnhrt. Buffalo CAM
5sisus snd pr cpz stsoos The Trrin Of Saturday ru
lbrsugt % Bs8aio bat joes not nn 70 DunkirL
~ H. CHARLES MINoT General Sac1
, 1862-06-24
THE NIGGER HOBBY,

Dick Richardson, from the Quincy dis
trict, one Of the Infamous Vallandigham
gang, was confident that the proposed con-
stitution would be adopted by 10000 ma
jority. He would not drop a cat below
that figure. He was perfectly sure Of it.
He told Republican members Of Congress
that the new constitution would sweep
through the State like whirlwind. When
asked on what he predicated his opinion,
he replied "the niger hobby" The cry
Of "down with the niggers, down with the
Abo1itionists,'' he said would carry all be-
fore it. lie made speech the beginning,
middle and end Of which was: crush out
the Notwithstanding the negro. The
speech, like the Democratic address signed
by himself, Vallandigham, Voorhees,, and
twelve other seccsh sympathi*ers, was
brimful Of tenderness for the traitor mis-
creants, and as bitter as gall towards the
unconditional Unionists. This speech was
fapkcd by tens Of thousands to all parts o1
the State. The Trigger hobby" was rode
whip and spur, and "behold the resultp
The 10000 majority for the stumpta1
constitution has turned up missing. Tht
"pigger hobby" nag, on which the croney
Of Vallandigham bet So high, is distanced
, 1862-06-24

This word is not Of unfrequent occurrence
where semi-secessionists are to be found-in
fact it forms the sum total Of the pro-Elayery
"Democratic'' presses ofthe North and South,
and those who are led and controlled by them
and it is well to have definition OF it as
understood by the masters in the South. Their
sympathisers among us use 1t very freely and
as general thing apply 1t to those who advo-
cate liberal view of human freedom aud the
doctrines of republican government. We
want all the apologists in our vicinity, to read
the following from the oracle of their masters !:
The editor Of the Southern Literary Messen.
gfT "a monthly magazine published in Rich
mond, Va, and devoted to literature, science,
and art, } says: ttAn Abolitionist is any man
Who does not love slavery for its oEn sake, as
Divine Institution who does not worship
it as the corner stone of civil liberty; who
does not adore it as the only possible social
condition on which a permanent republican
government can be erected; and who does
not, In his fnmost soul, desire to see it extend.
ed and perpetuated over the whole earth as
means Of human reformation, second ia dig,
nifty, importance, and sacrednes6 to the re1ig.
ion Of Christ. He who does not love African
slavery with this love is an Abolitionist."
After such an explanation, where Is the m.r
who hos the least claim to dccency or respect
for himself, who is not willing to be called AZ
Abo1itionist," if disbelief that slavery ia
| Divine institution. constitutes one IN 'tAboli
| fior;ef
, 1862-06-24

A00lneE SlaFe.IrRQ8r E0n18H4as
The vigorous and honest administration Of
President Lincoln has struck smother power
ful blow at the slave trade. Appleton Oakes
Smith, the son OF Seba Smith, well known as
Jack Downing" and Mrs. Elz .beth Oakes
Smith, also well known writer, has been con-
yicted under his recently assumed a1ias Of Oak
smith Of completely in the sl.ye trade, and
stands sentenced to Ave years imprisonment
in the Massachusetts State prison, and fine
each 81 900 unpaid.
@This sentence Is quite IS significant as that
Of Gordon, recently executed in New z ork
Gordon's death showed that the government
wonld punish s1ave-raderz. Oaksmith's seu-
tencc shows that the government is reso1ute
to mete out to high and low alike, without
respect to persons, the righteous penalties Of
ier or more hopeful sign could be given Of the
spirit in which our wholesome la3s arc to be
administered. No pains were spared to exert
moral Influences upon court and jury. An
array OF well dressed ladies constantly at
tended the prisoner In quality Of fsympathizing
friends, and a tablfau rivant Of much taste and
power Eas brought to bear during the eonclu-
ding scenes. But all Was in vain, and the up
right Massachusetts, jury returned their verdict
as Law and truth demanded, however they
might sympath1ze IN the grief Of the prison.
er's friends.
This convict, just disappearing from our
sight within. the awful doors Of the prison.
there to e1pend the very prime and flower OF
his strength, and who, even ter he shall re-
turn among living men, is adjudged forever
infamous b. solemn sentence Of lsw, and in
capable ofexercising the privileges offreemen,
| is a peculiarly terrible figure. The son Of re.
| fined and Intellectual parents; trained in an
atmosphere, very focus, of thought and
| knowledge; OF remstkable physical and men,
tal gitis; brave. adventurous, active, 8 good
writer, no fgnoble poet, even positively 70
mantle, quick to perceive aud understand all
| that ia beautiful and good d;-notwithstsndi
all this, come radical Siee of character has LEI
him into one nconsldered enterprise after an
, 1862-06-24

We commend the following brief but point
ed article from the Nashville {Tsnn-) Union to
the Northern milk-sops who are so tender OF
the rights Of persons and property of the reb-
els. The editor Of the Uaioa understands
the character Of the traitors we have to deal
with, and he knows, too, that they must fed
the power Of the government before they will
consent to abandon their rascally treason:
The milk-and-water policy of many Of the
federal officers Ia costing the nations millions
Of money aud thousands Of precious lives
Lenlency to leading robe1a is inhumanity and
prodiga1ity in the end. At least one-half OF
our officers who have been placed in control
Of rebel districts and citlez are totally isno-
rant Of the temper and nature Of the rebels.
The result will inevitably be that the nation
will bave heavy work to do over again It
would be fortunate indeed 1t the President
would put stop immediately to this sense.
; less policy OF bribing active rebels BY acts OF
indulgence. Ittamost hopeless and prepos.
ferrous policy.