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Boots ano Shoes.

4 T So, So so, 81, and "a 50.-SllOES aud
N CATERS. At JoNEs'S Nos. 10 and II Anna
s. Please call and examine before purchasing.
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I
TREisUHI DFFAHTrrsr February >, lsot
DEpF NpIlON OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.
IL TO ALL WHOM IT NAY COSCFNN-Thero IL
nov IN the s,,. Tr-sury IN coin Tho Il 10 "a dollars
ADD c-u, with which prcvd By law 10 i"d'em oiy
fond. Of tr sac ssaei Under Tho act gGsssd Apf ~ bS
Aud notice &, hor, by win purchase cvp Bonds
Issued under act u amoaHt said sum
4 100 a4s Oo-lpl doi4.s VII redeem. 49,
Sealed rlo,.a. viii be received Il the Office o. the State
rrrtrrsI a. Sarrsuca,a C4ioruts uatd ri 18Th a d.
1870 a. - o'roca q. Ca shrn they will Do oprIai
H.. t4 ,on.id -f,d anle scrsu Asi.d by res on-
bic ,n r.,v tn.t tbs Bond. viii be Ic.-nt~d within ten
days 10. bid be accepted Hrf the coupons nom Nos )"
81 bn ineiu.. u., foIan attached 10 the bond. ald
s dsi.sTs / gllh them
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Dantine Atdocmies.
Proposals.

SrArB on NKw.YoRK, CoNnIssARr GENERALS OFFiCE
NHw.YoRg, March g. 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ut this
- Office (cofnes y5ths and 7hav) until 10 o'clock mon
kRlDAY H.. 18th inst frui.hicg following Infantry
AccluIeIsnts theste of New-i ok (srny pattern,
Of tho best quality Of oakaInrd leather subject the in
of this depaltnsn TO be delivered at thu State Ar
TIL. city. before Saturday the 18th day OF April
1900 C,rtiilge Boxes and Plates S. ~ V. cabef S.
IOt0p I'artiidFe Box Belts aud Plates cabsr 5a.
1000 Pnystes' Waist Belts aud Platss calibor5i
10000 BayonetSe,bbdrIs and Frogs pattern Of 1863
10000 Cap-Touohes and Picks
1880 Gun Sugs
Also. 5 cob sets. shove Of ciliber co
Contracts viii be ldr io these Hccoutenens IA SETS but
the bids will the price which sach Of tho sfoe sad
tices will be furnished aud schedule sf the bds III be- sub
nued 10 General Headquarters at Albany before awarding
contra
Successful bidders will DO duly notified OF the ewad
IL will not be obligatory tho State to accept the loves.
hid and the right reserved 20 reject all bids II tho public in.
teiost requires Il. BENJAMIN WEIGH. IT,.
Commissaiy General OF OIduapce, 3. Y. Y.
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NHICAGo INVESTMENTS The under
~ .snrd b.. for many purcha.ed for non-f'i nis
and coanu,. pucha Chicago hsal Estate resulting osi
sl,ataseou.y thr purchasers. Cen urnh fcoIrhcy' 70
Investing client ton ghcut the country aud 10 tho osuAes
aud business met ol Chlcago. $50 -,
THDs. Is. Bryan, Bryan Hall. Chicago
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90 ret.

,v,O LET--Four-story Brick HOUSE, No. 2l9
4 W,shiss,,nst Brooklyn excellent nesno9ih%sai POI,
ss,iop nrrledi tely. Apply to H. u WhilL y Nuia, "
mo lET-The COTTAGE HOUSE No. l5o
Wes, 9lh.t coatoi ling al the moiern improvements
~ m ~ ,shindoust. between the hours OF n. n
or a, No 30 We.t Jth-st, between and O'Clock
~ O. Rent 5000 per atnun
mo LET. Tie spacious and convenient
| COACH FACTORY, for many years occupied by j. w.
s-,.,irs, 4 Co., Main-st-, Pong.keepsie.
J. W. DEAN, Agent, cofrrsr OF Main ari brisee 'ts'
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Docro ar6 Rooms

bT NICHOLAS HOTEL
~.nr mn NK~-YoKK, Feb. l. 1909
~ their friends and the travelling public generally ,b.,
have ie.sed toe 81 NICHOLAS hOTEL 1aI mn aater ~
yearr. The house will be rehed me Crlsr.
will bs stocked with the choicest wines and iquor,
By strict attention TO the comfort Of their guoss I'm eveYv
rsfeoa they hope TO render ~ aitiae i've any hpe! is
lie United states SPOFTS HANK
HAgsy seoTrA sAsuKL HAVE
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'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MARCH I.

THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
Wssh contains the io,lownR
I.LEApTNo ARTICLES: Rebellion !. Abolition
T. b. SeymouTs Loyalty; Complications 10 East.
ID.arrec'iou. Tre..on IA indiana Ire Ihty.
Nsva Glory Pesee Through War; IIae Con-
RI. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
III. GENERAL. NEWS SUMMARY
r..NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE
V..EROM EUROPE.
N..TBE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
vu..FROM SOUTH CAROLINA; The Freaks Of
Msj"r-s'sn Foster Correspondence OF The ". \.
oGh Es5 r XSD s1 tAR hsIAS a
terFost-r Controversy Arrest Of Gen. Fosters
I'D. Qusuermaser, Robert small, tn. Negro Plot;
spondeOee Of The N. Y Tribune.
N..FRoM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: 1t,
Pie'ept Condition. No Longer Demorsiaed .
Why # has Been. Coue'P0ndenco Of The ". T..
x..FROM CAIRO AND BELOW, Attempt to Car.
tpte the Belle Memphis by Cuenilas a all TO
0ssIoo' Me Navigation BY lrs9.poIt,i Hsh
Ie'PondenCs Of fhs N y. TsDune.
N..PRCPOSED MEDIATION OR ARBITRATiO =:
Concurrent keso utioos 10 the Senate; Empha tic
Pfotes, Against Interference
XII. SCENE IN TIE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
speech Of Brave U J Patriot his E.rr.ac Phil
hac Asaias. Traitors.
Eli. .ThlRTY-sEvfNTn CONGRESS rninD SIS,
poH,. rtosSs.das' 10 tho Senate and House Of
AN''fT Ts. WyATs ,oN: Special Dsp.,che. to
V..F0Rr MeALLlsrER NOT TAKEN. Tbs
v,c ssea Hs'h'ile Destroyed No Fighting At
XVI. INTERESTING TO SOLDIERS.
n.. nov 2 Ds' Them; Bounty aud Back Pay Of
xviI..FOREiGN GOSSIP
XVIII. FROM POLAND. Victor Hugo to ,b. R,,.,.,
Amy. Wv A'us'an
xlX..FROM HOLLAND. Abolition Of
Dutch West lpdes '' ~ we
xx..AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CIa,n
XXI TALK ABOUT FRUITS
xxn..HOW To MAKE BOYS LIKE PARMIHa
Corre.poDdeuce Of The N. Y. Tsibune.
XIII. POETRY: The Traitors Nsst For The N Y
Tribune.
xXly..THE HORSE MARkET.
xxv..WAk ITEMS
XVI. POLITICAL
. xxvIi"AGRiCULTUkAL ITEMS
XVIII PERSONAL
xxx. CITY NEWS
o xxx..MARhIASGS AND DEATHs
XXI. .MISCELLASEOUS ITEMS
AAhiL COMMERCIAL MATTElt5: Full hsDosis OF the
stocA Mo1sy. Cotton. Grain and Cs.tls MaIAsts !
'pss'sHy Reported Tor The NJ Y. Tribune
Tnhss-s@ per spnam. Three Copies for 50. Ten for
oI3.
SINGLE COfiEs for sas al tho Publication oaico THIS
ooNNiN" I'D wsppers ready for mailing Price Five
Cent
s~ Club Of Twenty We s.nd an Ertr. Cop,
Atdss THE Tribune. Re-. xouA
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A FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

IA EXPOSED! PALACES UNMASkED!
Hlt,ULY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES. Married or
Single In Health or Disease.Dr LANNON'S Paris Loo
Aon and New-Yo.k Medical Adviser and Marriage GUIDE
fish edon over 400 pages nearly 100 hsaie lasuons
upon Mental and Nervous Debility, Urinary Depos lnyo.
untsry Loss OF Setel lmpoency AheciiJns o. the Badd
and Ridneys Gsaito unaIy Dl.els and their COnse
Queuces Anatomy Of the Organs Of the male aud
Practice Qusex tLeir recipes and specifics the Authors
Paris and Londos Tostient &c. Nailed free Tor
8 rlosely sealed AL who would avoid unsnceessiuI and
Saba Gus treatment with M-eary, Copsbs, Injections Can
tsrissCns ousck SPECIFICS, Antidotss INSTRUMENTS &c
shaud patchase this original work OF l.. WARMER No
Veseyst. G. TOUSEY, No. I2l Nsssau-st. consult the
DOCTOR No 8i7 Broadway (up staiis) New-foik from
D. IN TO 6,p. Dolly,
eve concur other papers IN recommending Dr. Lar
mont and bs work." Courier des Eta,s Unis Dispstch
Stats Zeituug Alias Ms3ic4i Review
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
las, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsso.
COMMENTING DECEMBER ]. 1867
VI Il

COMMENTING DECEMBER J. 1909 a.,
Stson in HewYoik 9Th 81 sno stnNl
25thst
TRAINS Lave NEW-YOhk:
For New.isyen, m. OK J. u IS, 2i9 (EI.l ssof"
and p. IA. .,,. a. ~
For BRIDGEPORT. 10 M (ar)i Rls ais sE1I $40 +so
and y. m. ,u,.
For Mfri, stratord Fsr6od Southport, and "e'spor,
20. M. IL IS $40. 40 D. M
,ou an m
$50 -,,.rN IA
49,. $50. p. IN. ., eao
u Is, $40. i.3p 80 s 30 p NJ a,
For port Chester and New-kochelle,Bp M
COSnECTlHO TRAINS.
For Boston. via geld a. m lEx) I'D OkaD sp -
tor Boston, via Store Line. l?l3, . m
For Hartford ard sheld lex II H. us tEI,
fos Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal, a m. EI.
and z IS p. m. To North .mp'ou.
For Hsr,ford, Prov4cn;c sua Fhhkin Railroad . q
IL J. L. Is 2. go p,,.
8 n. u H. 2-i5. U p.
Canal Railroad l2l .. m to Northampton.
For ususatonic Railroad to iiitsLeid 81 m
FOR Nsg. .'uch R>lrosi. 3 =. m. RS p. IN.
For Danbury aud NoTW ala Railroad, q I'D. j Pp m
odos Slaenir Cas- aiLehed 20 the o. IN Tfia.
JAMES H. uOYr, Superintendent
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Nem CIVILIZATIONS.
A N INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINES;
On,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
BY EpsrYD KisKB

One Of tho graphic end truh-te'ns volume. '"
has ever been written CT enc South and Southern sce's
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Ueooina Garos, sc.

Ar TIIOS. BRUNSs, No. 493 Broadway, al
N the lat.,t styles ofWEDDlNu VAhpS' III low P's'~
Established In 1880.
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COTTON WASTE--For Machinery, Wiping
~ and aekbg sso for shipping 10 lots to suit purchaser.
FoT sss By w. W. AuLMAN.
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fiouocs un0 farms Wanic0.

EARM WANTED.-A Farm Continuing from 90
"a l ae,.E With good dwelling and Our, bu1ngs aboui 30
i from NewY orb tie Sonh Bav ~ EST River shore
w, "A yaered WIN be given In exchante lage weibuit
tr;cl houes with ali the mcSern Improvement
IN one OF the principal buness streets IN Brooklyn Cars
Pass Tho door; bslsoce any Ia cas All correspondence
,outlcnti,. Adde'S, FARM, Broohlyn Post Office.
S.fANTED~-A HOUSE, Ihree-stOry and attic
OF foay story hsh stoop good neigh Jorhpod hear
A.sy brtwcer 18th and 3Stb Rent $1,000 for small
private fsnssly Address J. NJ. T.. No. 30 Msdison'si.
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EURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets, and
Libraries bought for ready money at No ~ Gthv bot
9tb and lOlhs large stock Of Books slways for sale
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fUNO MANUFACTURERS. WHOLESALE
i DEALERS HOTEL KEEPERS &c-For ,ale or to
lease the Invest corner Of Washington and lss flo
bokcn with extensive buildings tho corner nldied
by on hundred feet square docks ferries railroads.
and Ene improvement Supplied with wat. ga and sewer
Inquire Of }. H. LYONS esq, 1T the opposite conner
gENHE tLree-story Brick DWELLING-IiOUSE
No lOs Eat 5liht near 4h-ay FOR SALE; il In rood
ofdef hiss podern improvements hd will be sold
price of 0o Fo further particulars aud cards Wow the
pre misses address apply to
j. GREENwOOD in. Barpum'. Mu,eum.
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I 49, I.ItN-h.7' Ntf-fA'N y v.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Depot, Jamesslip and foot Of
3th,t, j.. R.-Ninier arrangements commencing Friday,
Oct ~ 1902; Leave New YORK. at m for Geenport SAG
HaTbor. Oaent and Hsmptous; at O. IN. ard for
lslip; atD and H. Tor syosset; at p. tof Hemp
st~Ad. Sundays the train leaves Hunters Point (34b-s
E.rry) ct a. n Tor Yaphsnk ard Sn,snedia,e .tations
returning, leaves Ysphsnk $50
On Friday eud Saturday night the Isp tain will
ough OIeenpo returning Saturday and Monday morn.
in. al AIS A. M arriving IA ew. ork AT $3.50 4 M
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ERiE RAILWAY.-pa Passenger trains leave
II fom foo of CAsmners-si.:
.. NJ, T. press for Buas.,
ss ~. Milk. daily, for os'tlls
3:Jp Pm WAY. Tor MddetowB. Sewbargh and Wsiwisk
5p. u Night L1pre.s dsiiy. tor DgnArs Buffalo sod
Gsbnndsgua aud principal Stations 1rsio Of Saturday
through 10 Buffalo. but does not Tur to DuDkirk.
tPm. FIoisfaot. CHAs. MINOE General sopeiintsnet
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F0RA Al
L BANi and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH sod WEST Trains leave:
From Cbamb-rsst From Nthst
E,press and 10 n snd3; 72l, 1927 and ,: u anA
10 and 2. m. Sundays included) at n
Troy and Albany with sleep
"a; cal. l0:D p. IN l0:3l pm.
Poughkeepsie train, IL so, ~, ard 2:U and So
and $3.50 p Pm
Peoksi III train. 3;t5p 500 9. m
Sing Sing train SO p D; " IN.
1GfytowB, 4:lu r. 4:3I p M.
Pesoas In Brookyn purchase tickets Of Westsers
FIgr-s Oiiice No. 2t5 Washinson-st City Hall Square
ard their baggage checked at their residences to al
point, on the road, aud TO Saratoga Springs
-SMIrH Supsrin,endent
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TnGiruCu0u

4 MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, y. y, the
~ Rev. ANDREW J HUNT. A. NJ Ptincipsl-The
lsPRlNG TrKb OF Itol.. Institution begins April
For Ga aogncs editcU the Principal.
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GTEAM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown Cork Iarbor The well known
ere Of the Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship
Cospany sIo intended TO sell Is follows:
GLASGOW. Saturday Mar.
CRY OF NEWyORK.....-...... Saturday, Mar. Il
CITY or BALTIMORE saturday Mar. "a
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon, from Ftsosi
North River.
kATEs Or PlssA0R
Payable IN gold, or It's equivalent In currency;
FIRST CABlN....... sao 90 SIEEKAJE........Gs2 30
first Cabin to London. IS 6ost,ergr ondon.. 81 ~
Fifst Cabin 10 Paris. vs. ~ steerugs to Pai,. ~ 30
Fir Csbin Hamburg ~ tO steeI TO HAMBURG - 20
Ip.cngrrs also forwarded 20 isvro. Bioen Rotterdam
Antwerp, kc., at equally low ra,ea
Fares Liverpool Queen lot Cabi IS h5
$5. sie,IngU from Liverpool, $40. IRON Ouornsowh 800
Those who wish 10 send iof e iends buy cAes hero
a. these rates.
For further ilforms,on apply at the Company Offices.
JOHN q. DALE, A.rnt. No. Is broadwa,, NJ Y
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NSTRUCrION.-Young Gentlemen who are
i backward in tltir Studies will hnd .ood opportunity for
le.ru.ng ENGLISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. all SPANISH.
ARITHMETIC MATHEMATICS, and DOOhkEEPlNG,
at Professor P0rrfKS Insdute, No 81 East Broadwsy
Day aud Evening Glasses. Terms mod1ate.
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Go iuhom II man Gourrrn.

N-SOLDlERS The 500
~ Bounty being collected aud paid 20 oil discharged
Soldiers Tegurd length Of service Apply Ia per
son, or by letter. j. i. HUNT Co., GVhonz-d agents
No. 247 Broadwsy New Yors ROOM No. 20
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r YOU WANT TO KNOW

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
a How bone 10 TUNED into a beautiful aowsr read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book curious people and good book for
Contents tables free the principal depot
throughout the country at r. W AkNENS No Nesey-st
OF the Author, DIR. T. Il. FOoTE, ,itc BroaGwsy n Y
TI'hE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
Il PAPERS oil Description. old PAMPHLETS OF
every lind old BLANK BOOKS aud LEDGERs that are
written full and all Lind. CT WASTE FApER hon hsnker-
Insurance companies brtk er uedcias depots Pratt
ing Offices boob public sad private libraries hotels
STEAMBOATS,, railroad companies boarding houses express
ofhces he
viii send to any part Of this city, Brooklyn Hoboken' OF
Jersey City. 49,
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(NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

n Wan NAL DOl NEW
~ FROM foot OF Court. andt ConDeeting at Harpop
June zion with tie Delswar- IaeksNaBns and Western s-
road r-d 1t fi.on with the L-h.h Valley Railroad and 10
connections iomtng iftct limo to Pittsburgh and the Wss
Z without change OF
WINTER ARRANGEMENT omms ncips Nov. H. lsS7
Leave New-f ork ~ folOws:
HsKKtsRrKs ExPKEss-At 6 a. m for Ras.on, Reading
/ Poe syile Harrisburg Msucb Chgns Wiibsmsport
MAIL TRAIS-At8s for Es,ton. Water Gap Scranton,
Great Benz. binghsmou Pi,,ston. Wilke, barre, kc
j. n InR0UGH TkarN-For Easton. Allentown Resdias
Pousv.e Harrisburg. Wilsmspor Sa
+P II. THROUGH TRAIN For EAstou. Bethlehem, Allen
town. and Mauch Chunk
$50 N. WAY TRAIN-For Somsrvls and intermediate
stations
7P " WESTERN ExPREss-For Easton Allentown, Road
ing Hsrisbuig Pittsburgh end tho Wo. Sleeping cars from
JeI.ey City through 20 Pit, burghL
EXpRpSs IRAN FOR HARRsBuRa-Tbe 9 q Ex pfess
Train NewYork arrive. Harrisburg at connect
INK at and West Pennsy yAnia Genital Railroad Nca
etn Central RAILROAD North and South, and with the Cumbsr.
lSnd VAL y Rsilroed 49,
Tag TSRoueH EyPHgss TRAIN FOR ran Wx'r lesves
Ncw-York ct daily Sundays .1cep,edl making close
connection Harisnurg with Pennsy yanis Railroad-wh
charge of to Pittsburgh aud nut 10 Cincinnati snd
CHICAGO. Two hours time y saved by tskiBs this rsin
ELI4ABErnPoKr AND NKw- YOkS FERRr-Lesve New-fork
ffom Pier No O. North River. at $3.50 . and R:3oit
aud , p -
The bolts stop Brrgen Point ri Mariner Hsbor every
trip esch way. JOSIAH y. ST-RNS, Superintendent
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NOR SALE-The 3-stOry ana basement md
l. sul.etlsr orown,ou- HOUSE No. 10 al.plaee. sroet
H has oaLIoOm rtlsc furnace marble pa,lh ''vsslns
800 &c hal. escoed I rms easy. Apply TO h. X. hEL'
LDGG. y l3g pcsr-,L. Nes -Iork.
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!acal estate for 6aIc.

At SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-For SALE or
at.d 90 hsh grouud commanding ishtfu view OF ,he
(snre mountains aud is ten minutes walk from ur
depot. Good Barn and tw3 or liz acre. Of 'ol iinre o.
MckILLOp Co.. No 81 Parkrow
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ONE LOT OF LAND
DEL, Lack. s. Western Railroad.
THE DASSRNCRpT TpAUN

\ EAVES GREAT BEND AT 74O A M, AT
- ter the arrival at $50 am, of the CINCINNA-
RI EXPRESS from the West, connecting at
SCRANTON, where it arrives at 1910 a. m. with a
train on the LACKAWANNA and BLO0MSBURG
RAILROAD, for PITTST0N, WYOMING VAL
LEY, KINGSTON and WILKES BARRE and with
the DELAWARE and HUDSON RAILROAD for
PR evidence, 0LYPHANT and CARBONDALE.
At HOPE STATION this train connects by omnibus
with the BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
for pHILIPSBURG, TRENTON and PHILADA.-
At NEW HAMPTON JUNCTION, where it ar
rives at 2 % p. IN the some train connects with
trains on the CENTRAL RAILROAD of New Jer-
sey, for ELIZABETH NEWARK NEW-YORK,
EASTON, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
CHUNK, READING and HARRISBURG Passen-
gers by this train arrive in NEW YORK at $50, in
PHILADELPHIA at 700, and in HARRISBURG
at 8 820 p. m
The trains leaving foot of COURTLAND ST,
NEW-YORK, at 500 m, and KENSINGTON
DEPOT, PHILADELPHIA, at 10 a. m, connect
with the Passenger Train of this road, leaving NEW
HAMPTON JUNCTION at IL 20 a. m and arriv-
ing ut SCRANTON at A 02 p. IN where it connects
with "a train the LACKAWANNA and BLOOMS
BURG RAILROAD, and with the omnibus running
to the DELAW ARE and HUDSON RAILROAD.
This train arrives at GREAT BEND at g. 10 o.
m, making close connection with the mail train
going West on the ERIE RAILWAY.
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Obituary,--Masonic. ic.

AT regular Communication of Westbrook Lodge.
No. 1893, the following Preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, to re-
move our worthy Bro. James Tuition from this trans
itory existence, and Whereas, the records of this
Lodge show the remarkable fact, that from its in
stallation in Feb. 1854, to the time when he was
Frustrated by the disc ,se which so suddenly term-
mated in death, space of more than years, he
was never absent from his rost Sect of this Lodge
at any regul ar special Communication, except on
one occasion, and Whereas, our departed bro ther,
by his faithful performance of his every duty as an
officer of this Lodge and by his blameless life and
the kindness of his heart had gained the respect and
esteem of his fellows Therefore
Resolped, That in his death this Lodge has lost
an eminently faithful and efficient officer and the
Fraternity a worthy and exemplary member, and
that although The place that knew h i'm shall know
him no more," yet that " the memory of a Broth
er Is precious and We will write it in our hearts"
ReSotred, That implements be draped in
mourning and the usual badge be worn six months
ReSoleed, That this preamble and these resolu-
tions be entered at length in our minutes, and a
copy forwarded to the of our deceased brother
our worthy brother, Geo. S. Tuition.
s. CLAPP, W. M.
Geo. P. Cady, Sect
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L. A. Cooley.
323 Chestnut ST.. Phila.

ALPS we'll, that ends we1l.--For years, and
indeed since the first settlement of town. it
has been thought almost impossible to get water
on "Gravel Hill'-geographcalIy so-called-by
digging as to get it in the middle of the desert of Sa
harah. An attempt to do so, we believe, was once
made by Major Socum, of the first settlers, but
from the loose and gravey nature of the soil through
which he had to dig and the difficulties he expert
enced in curbing, to keep it out the project proved
failure The idea of getting water from wells, on
Gravel HILL from that day to this has been consid-
cred visionary. Mr.. James Young, a resident o
that parched and thirsty region, took different
view Of the matter; and like the Immortal Sam Patch
or somebody else-thought some things could be
done as we'll as Others" With man of his energy
and will, to think, is 10 act He CONNIE need dig
ging, and by plan of curbing, peculiarly his own
descended rapidly into the bosom of his mother EARTH
AT depth OF upwards of forty feet, he struck a
stratum of quick sand with water. As this furnish
ed only very insecure foundation for WALL he de-
termined to go through it, which he did, by means
OF Sliding curb His well is now about fifty feet
IN DEPTH and contains six eight feet of good pure
water His neighbors who deemed his project
foolish and Improbable one are now more free to
help him drink his water, than they were to help
him dig his we'll.
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Obft uary.

The following obituary notice of Merritt H. Wilson,
received some time since, was accidentally mislaid
From long and intimate, personal acquaintance
with the deceased, add our testimony to that of
the writer, as to his many virtues 1t is school
mate and student tn at we knew him best. As such,
he never shirked any task nor neglected any duty
Dsdainug all the little tricks of pedantry he studied
or the sake of truth and not for the display of know
euge' As room and class mate he was honorable
generous and kind. And now as we look back in
me"0fy, |" 'nose happy scho, I-boy days, when each
was made the confdante of the oher-tbs repositorv
OF all his schoolboy dreams of his bones and fears
for the unveiled future we can bu sob with rerrst
that to him. life has been SO Short that inst when
his youthful hopes were blossomng into fruition bs
should fall before the scythe of Time and Il. n
his death. we have lost of truest friends and
brothers, the profession of his choice, one of its
most ardent deVotees and society one of its brightest
ornaments Ed.
DIED.-In FactoryVille, Wyoming Co. Pa, Aug.
18th, of pulmonary consumption, MERIT II. Will
SON. MI D, aged % years, SON of DIR. P. and E.
Wilson,
In looo, young Wilson was a student of Centr al
college, ~. T., and JAN lst 1856, received diplo-
ma as member of the graduating class in Practical
and ornamental Penmanship. On leaving this school
ne commenced the study of medicine in the ofice of
ms father. AS further means of advaneemsnt in
his chosen profession, in the winter of 1851 bs en-
'sssd the University Of Michigan, and beside the u.s.
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The Lady's BOOk.--When VIC say " Lady 5
Book" we always mean Godey's for November is
at hand. The time for our fair friends to make up
their olubs for the next volume is also at hand -
The publishers offer the work for 1864 at the old
reduced club rates. which as follows
0ae copy one year So. Two copies, S.. Three
copies, Sc. Four copies, 81. Five copies, and an
extra to getter up Of club, $40. Eight copies,
and an extra one to getter up of club SIS. Eleven
copies and an extra one to getter up of club $50.
Cash IN advance in all cases.
No Lady who really desires the Book (and we
know all Ladies dO) complain of these prices,
when they and appreciate the elaborately fnsk-
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instructive reading matter and what usef ID and
beautiful book it makes, when bound, at the end of
the year
Address, postpaid,
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