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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
EXCUSES for NOT GOING to CHURCH.
G. L. EALLANpIcHAM.

Oversight myself; could not dress in
time; too cold too hot too windy ; too
dusty; too wet; too damp; too sunny too
cloudy; don't feel disposed no other time
to myself; look over my drawers; put my
papers to rights letters TO write to my
friends; mean to take walk going to take
ride; tied to business six days in a week
no fresh air but on Sundays; can't breathe
in church, always so full feel little fever.
ish; feel little chilly; feel very lazy ex-
pect company to dinner got headache
intend nursing myself to-day new bonnet
not come home; torn my muslin dress COM
ing down stairs got a new novel, must be
returned on Monday morning wasn't shaw
ed in time don't like the liturgy, always
praying for the same thing don't like ex-
temporary prayer don't like an organ, Ills
too noisy; don't like singing without music,
makes me neryous,-the spirit willing, but
the flesh wea>; don't like an extemporaryRser.
mon, II is too frothy; can't bear written
sermon, 10 pressing; nobody to-day but our
minister. can't always listen to the same
preacher, don't like strangers can't keep
awake when at church fell asleep last time
when was there shan't risk it again -
mean to inquire Of some sensible person
about the propriety Of going to such pub
lie place as church will publish the result
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

Josh Billings, the phlanthropist begs
leave tn state:
That onions are good for bad breath.
That Rockawa clans are good opinion
for emmy Young man. .S.
The ships are koiled she, bekos they al
ways keep man on the lookout
That turning water intc VINE" il q mira.
kle, in these days worth at least three hun
dred per cent.
The boy amt apt to turn out well who
don't get up till ten O'Clock in the morning.
That il man IL going tn make a bzuess
of sarving the Lard, he likes tu see him du
1t when he measures up onions as well az
when be hollers glory halyluyer.
That wisdom ain,t moth ng more than edi-
kated cunning.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

ING-DYING.-Senator Dolittle said in
Congress the other day: " Slavery, Mr.. Pres
dent, is dying, dying, all around u.s." Tc
this the Dayton CO.. Empire says:
eyes And Constitutional liberty is dy-
ing; morality, public and private, is dying
all that We have priced, Of peace, of social or
der, of neigh borly kindness, Of friendly inter
course in society is dying. And dying, too
by hundreds Of thousands, are the brothers
fathers, sons Of this most frenzied, deluded
and miserable people Why did not Senator
Doolittie tell it all, while he was about it
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
S 4 friend in the 10Th New York

Volunteers sends US the folowing:--
On the Antietam campaign of 1862 Gen.
Gordon commanded our brigade. Now the
general was a strict disciplinarian, who
would never have any words with a private:
and hence joke. While on tae march one
of the 10Th got ahead of the brigade, when
the general halted him and ordered him
back. The soldier stopped, turned around,
stared at General G. with bold: saucy look,
and replied $500 @-- % A-A- ~
"Who are you?" .----
81 am Gen. Gorden, commanding Third
Brigade" .. ... ...--.. -.. -- ..-....... 49, -
" All, general am very happy to make
your acquaintance n' was the compacent
answer; and the soldier proceeded on his
way, ENCOURAGED by roar OF laughter from
the generals staff.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

FREEDOM OF ELEcT1oN- New Or
leans correspondent of the Tribune says with
a GOODNESS Characteristic of tho partisans Of
absolutism under popular forms, [ speaking
Of the proposed ''electiozsn in Louisiana y
"This election will be in some respects On )
e.rparte affair, those who are opposed TO tae !.
policy Of the administration having little sor :
Dsthirg to DO with IT," gz-a
49, -aa1 .2iN ~ Ga&
u asr~1-ss - ,-v...z. .r. a
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
RULES FOR THE PRESERVATION
OF HEALTH,

Wash yourself now and then.
Change your inner garments occasion.
ally.
Chew your meat, eschew greasy gravies.
Don't chew your tobacco.
Drink as little as you choose.
Don't eat much more than your stomach
will hold.
Keep your temper.
If a soldier, don't rest upon your lsurels
until they are well aired.
Avoid falling out about trihes.
Fall ont Of windows as seldom as poss
ible.
lfyour constitution requires you to sleep
during the sermon, see that the sexton has
an aired nigh,cap for you, and hod of hot
bricks TO put to your feet,
Keep your mouth shut on dusty days.
Never open your mouth in frosty wheath-
er.
Close your mouth very close when the
wind blows from the east.
If your business C. lnpels you to go out be-
fore breakfast, have some breakfas; first.
If it is wet under foot house your poor
feet.
Beware Of the ices of summer and the
SHOWS Of winter.
Do not swallow too many kilograms.
Keep out of the streets when Gold is fall
ing.
If The silver of advancing years is on your
head, don't change it for paper.
DON'T let your circulation slacken, especial
ly ifyou are newspaper man.
Use tooth powder instead of gunpowder
| Neither sleep in hot rooms nor eat msuh-
| rooms.
Live on six nickel cents day, but dom!
earn them as some wretched spectators are
doing now.
Partake sparngly Of neutrality-suspicious.
| " Of the "canardsn that come from the
army.
Violate. persistently, all the sanitary rules
insisted on by Halls Journal of Health.
Ifyou cannot account for the milk in the
cOcoanut, do not hesitate to make free use Of
it.
Never eat yonr own words, unless you are
nadly deslrous ofgiving an additional favor
TO the cup Of bitterness.
Should your thermometer indicate an ex-
treme degree of cold or heat immerse in cold
or hot water, until it arrives at a proper
sense Of its duty,
If you are subject to swelling, wear bid
| gloves next to your SKIN.
Rise early, before your arc twenty five, ii
possible. s.s e. g.. ..a.r
Don't let your physique 60 to the dogs.
| Always dress yourselI with care.
Never dress your salad with cod LIVER OIL
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

Mr.. George Thompson thirty years ago Wis
tied the United States ior the purpose of
sowing the seeds of civil war. He now comes,
when the harvest of death is ripe, to reap the
reward of his labors in the applause of abo-
litionzed Republicans.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

ES 1t is almost as easy to be contemp-
tuous as contemplate. He who is the first
is both.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
40 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
@A @~ SEXES. 5 a-

lNEvEKEND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN
be ~ Ieahn IN few days, after undergoing all
reatment without success considers II his socred dn-
20 cemaunicate TO his afHietedfellow creatures
Inc meansof cnre. Hence on the recent of an ad.
aressed avesOps, hewilI send (freel conv Of the
4e 4ee'GriPtion used Direct to DR. JOHs M. D Sgs.II
'Se A.IQA Sirsst sskFpfE 'yp Fo~Yors., .,paneSiT
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Dotts Gorntr, !.
THE BETRAYED. a
BY FRANK wILLoUGHRY.
THE BETRAYED.
BY FRANK wILLoUGHRY.


brighter eye,
There was no merrisr heart than mine Now moth
er. what am II
A theme for every idle jest, sunk lower than the
With bhghted name and broken heart and very
near my grave
For feel my hours are numbered, that my life is
waning fast, ...
And the thought is strong within me- that this night
will be my last -....
IT'S just two years ago to-day since Mary Ann was
laid
Amid the tears of young and DID, within the church
yard shades,
How sad we thought the fate was, of one so young
and CAV,
To die thus in the morn of life upon her marriage
day,
But now I envy her the doom: what JOY for you and
If 1 had died then, mother, when inocent and
free,
Ere became what am no,c-the saddest thing
in life
Fallen, deserted, betrayed, a mother but not a
1rife.
VI group OF iaas ana iasses' caught just no"
gian'e'
MY Old companions were tney aii' nurfying 70 'ne
uahce'
And they will pass the night away, in noisy mirth
and glce,
And perhaps amid their revelry one will think
ofme.
And Of our last years sle gh ride over the frozen
snow,
How we danced TILL the day da"ned, and the skies
were IN glow.
1 was the lightest hearted one of all the merry
throhgi
For he was by my side that night, whom had
loved so long. ....
ana Se'S PROUD was OF nim' iot ne was lar
above
The other lads and all the girls were envlous OF hi
loves;
And was young and guileieSs and no" could
That when be spoke of love to me, he meant but to
deceive.
I think was bewtched mother, by the light Of
those dark eyes,
Bg those murmured VOWS of tenderness aud ali
those .fattering lies; ...
| had scorn enough for others, who sought to win
But he seemed to my unpractlced eye as guileie's
as uoFe
And AGO, ox oonnot ,h;D, ~ IL 81 h;
,onno, ,,ir,, -. L4 t,., .,,..,
-.
Lrov-b dan. no .ros,.vro,a On, how.a NV
booa NTH sb.ro
70 blame
lr,v vo, ,vornad mo ro,bar to,a ua &C, ,ho
,rutb
TIL. ,.;I,o ,-. .a,,,., ,.., Ill,
corr.,v vor,b. -O
Rut tb,,cbf Of nanv tales I'd rsad and of tbe
sonos ia supg
How nobIo men loved IovIv wivss If baautirn, and
tboucbt of tho tord of RurIa;ob aaM b;s rsn.,s
pe.sant bride
Ttboupbt of Lady Gowrie. and MANY mora he
side.
rJo told me was IovaIier than anv in tbs
land,
Ru. fatal WIS nv vanitv--be psrsr asked NV
MANI
Then judge him not too harsh ~ motherl was easily
beguied-
Though now he strives to blight my name, and will
not own mis- child
The time will come when he will feel his need to be
forgiven,
to heaven.
..~s ..-
Some there may be who'll not regret that am
brought thus low,
For was proud and scornfu but am punished
" ..... .....
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

SECRET OF BEING LovED.-Wm. Wirt's
letter to his daughter on the small sweet
courtesies Of ifc,'" contains a passage from
which deal of happiness might be learned /:
= want to tell you a secret. The way to
make yourself pleasing to others is to show
that you care for them. The whole world is
like the miller of Mansfield, who cared for
nob"Gy-no not he--because nobody cared
for hun. And the whole world will serve
you 50. if you give them the same cause.
Let every one, therefore, see that you
care for them, by showing them what Sterne
so happily calls the small sweet conrtesies'
in which there is no parade; whose voice
is to still to tease and which manifest them
selves by tender and affectionate looks, and
the little kind acts Of attention, giving 9th
ers the preference in every little enjoyment, :,
at the table, in the field walking, sitting or
standing. ,.......... -... .... ...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
M. GILMAN.

Mt GILMAN has permanently located in Tunk-
WI. hanneck Borough, and respectfully tenders his
to the citizens Of this place and
grounding country. SOB
Alb WORK WARRANTED, TO GIVE SATIS-
FACTION 1-a as NJ as a -e7 -..a
W Office over Tutton's Law Office near tl Pos
Decsll, 1861. - .--e-a--. as
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

e. 1t is easier to be an honest man than
rogue, @ ''S
aSAAz. Sc slsaA vzi
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30
EE He who reels and ttaggers through

life takes the shortest road to the devil.
q 6es7 81 EtEsatsH sfs 81 5tAk 9 aisI.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-30

SOMETHING OF A MEAL.-A fellow at
"donatioa'' party IN Poughkeepsie, recently
slowed away in his &C ply sical cistern" some
where the following items at Supper table
Eight large bscsrts,
2 Seven cups of coffee,
Forty good sized pieces Of cake,
Ten pieces of cheese,
. rye pickies' e.aa a-e4 s-.- ..e ss.-. .. .
Three cups Of tea. -. ...-.
When the plate was passe round for con
tributions he placed thereon .fue cents
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Frfyef.


81, sr,s,p low iBrl lefm-n Lcnios Jolly IT, vs Hsvs
ALI rs.. and m pss' iio-laid Aspinenl Ass q
ts,acd .hr Gfrs' Nrtcrr. from liverpool tor New Nofs
'.@ dsy ~ 10. Ion o. 90 ~ carsed aisn al Win ~ enn
hrk ANA VERONA Flu.hins fr Ssw.f crs san day
cav IT, sh Albion. Locke Eof liverpool Tor Ne~'Aos-
an l.t 80 % lex. 70 % .,w .iip Msry Halo, bolad
81 sssoaa trLl Tfltlnln. Halre aud Snshsilp
ton Jniy a. ~ ride. sd iia Issf 10 hsnihfN 60 ~
dyed ~ u. Lower HhT 1T II Last ,Vefing wrfo ~,
dHii By ~. liz, hsd w-tefy wiud- riot ol Ne
psslsr July "a q tnAhi,en iised amburE snip Oder
bcpnd r. ssth. Of DoTc rssscf American AhH 80, per
siosngg Gem nl-, bound Is AgI st :. ~ .lo ., "
as.ed IT, lars Ad-siig bod T. Sd, ~ ~ ~, hon. ~ 81
paced Br bsri Goo Bell pey from srdrosa foT 3oion
An, ~ miles W. Of Cafs Ease, Is.sd Amedcsn siP Few
Dove botd W 9 lT y =, loo. "a 20 p-s'"d ,n. Men
lluna "a Ii Z. =. Lon. 70 g.. passed ls;s- isobesi th
D., II ~, lon "a a, Vrsird krs American snr WITH pas
-.nS.rs bosad " M % iaes t. al Firs Leland passsd .'S
steamer Atlanta. bound b. :. .
stesner reicnac, Sherwood. Portland MUSE to H. b.
Cromwol %. - -
Nc 70 master Pa..ed Cope u dood hoPe July and h-'
had fic weaheF.
LIZ rlsoe.s los yisey, C. B Ry,r. sydnsy. G. d. ie
fn,s -,l,ann H,inreh trrus) Fr,nisnbcrs. CaTi.G O
aay. o1al n Pruri .rfcir Wsud, July o. ls' IL 20
ien - - saw t.If tin,-tovn. bogrd y.
Phi Ntsd fsf B,ngds), hirli t-osL Ciffoefos IL drys
sugar 10 Tucker Lsilb0urne. IL bound TO oneswVwA
pat into ihis port i0r Ord-rz.
ScLr. e. H. Roger, Holmes Bahniose days, wheat h'
aeAr Lsssa C,r,rada campbe, wsahnsion D. G. id4y',
IN bala,t 10 Do.inor X Potter
5cnr balloon. CLAY, Ehlsbsthgor ~ Peston.
rchr Amfssn g. - Eiifab,slper for Norwich
schr. Oohacn fsgs, Whtmore. Eiirsbsbyort for Prov
sIchi Iran s,.ilh Terry Fol- rver. l.
selT. he. PssEet, F,cst. Providence
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fFroIu Bftsneer.l

WITH shouldered arms, and cheerful facA
Forward. my comrades, march away;
I have my piso, and yonr embrace; DOG
Step out,-Ivo my discharge to-day.
Twas wrong 70 be soldier stin,'
When in the service old I'd grown; ..,..
But you, the lads taus.t your drill, .rfl /.
VIII miss my old familiar tone. t,..r 4.
o. Conscripts, keep step, keep stepr sayI
.,. No tears for me--march, march away.
A boyish ensign, fresh from school,
Iusutcd NE, broke his head; fl.-
For that they tried nre-'tis the rules r
Hos getting WE'LL die instead.
With passion and with brandy ncrved,
From him i could NOT keep my fist:
Besides. the Great Man. have served
No wccI ang, comrades, i insist
Conscfpts, keep step, keep step, say;
No tears for mo-march, march away.
Conscnptsl you'd scarcely change, like me,
Arm or leg for cross alone; ..
Mine was gained long ago, you soc,
In wars whom kings were overthIown.
For mo you'd always pay tho shot,
When of our fights used 10 talk;
Glory, however, have mott
Stop out, nor sigh rs on We walk.
Conscnpts, keep step, keep step, l sa!i
Ne toafS for me-march, march away.
Robert, my comradc, p-ay 30 back.
~ And shepherd turn, your service done
Sec how those trees cast shadows black
But spring IL spring at homo alone,
Orion for mo the rising day
Has given fresh charms TO every wood:
They're mine no more. Come, march away.
Ny mother lives--bat God is good!
Conscripts. keep step, keep step, say;
A.. No tears for me-maroh, march away.
Who is It, thorn, that sohs so hard7
All! '.is tho drummors wife know.
III Russia--One OF the rcarguard-
boro her boy thrsngh frost and snow,
Alike the father, child, and wife,
Without me- would be meath tho cod
She cannot give TO ine my life,
Let her commend my soul to God.
Conscripts, keep step, keep step, say;
No tears for me--march, march away.
MoIbieu! my pipe is out, fear
Not vet ! 30 much the better, then.
Now to the square we're coming near;
Don't bind my eyes, beg, my men.
I grioyo good friends, TO borc you thus,
But, most Of all, don't fire too low.
Ny time has como-now no more ftissi
God keep you ALTO heaven go.
Conscnpts, keep step, keep stop, sayi
No tears for me--maTch. march away.
- Once a Wtes.' J. y. u.
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Trarclcrs, Guide.


To Albany, by Bneson h. X, CO wnrrn.w Ip
am, aud D. aid io;4s p NJ. Sunday IRAN from .,
TO AIhsry by I.r:in h. r.. a.h, iiay iOia
To Albany, Cozzens's Hotel Dock WeSt iSins'
hvv{sirsh Ponshiecr'e, Rhinebect nS,n.
bard leaving 6e.bsos.e.st. llsndins at Nth.iJa
cogriSnd,st, 9 and 10 a N. " ?. M, and 10 =.
IT, n ss,sca 5 ssnSss Rn. Fer % 4 H.
and s;ouinsion iinc, PicT isN. H., daily Sunday ~
10 se.ton BY New.Haveo L. II, vi, sPrnaaeid;
To Ge.tou sI Sy New Hs,.n r. siiis. and Ns
To sueaic ' and tue West BY Elis Railroad 700.
OF Chamber Ald ~ q ~, anil 9;V
To Bridgeport, b, steamer bridgeport, from Peek 9,
To GF.- M .. .o i,re .lad. s1d other re.or.or
Long I1sni, BY L. Railroad, rom Jamr'tnp -,
aud foot Of an'si T.. R.......;';:'sa n asa o.
Il. T., Wis steamer Je-se Hoy,- foot Of Many; d,
To New. fiav,a, hHIoid, AMI srrhsseld--saiesms 8,
81: ss s,ys r,S. 81 s9 b. is,cn i,h
and tsh Nv, al 10 ILL., m ia g. 3:so 81, sud $500
10 Newburrh Cornwall, we., ron, Poushksepsie,
and Rondoni. BY steamer Mary Powell leaves jag
r. New bsfsb. by ,tosa,bost Tho,ra, Coiiyer.
Leaves Jsy.si, isl y. landing at 3glh-s,, \. y,
Gns,y PCiB,, Coxzsna West Point, Cold springs
To the W., by r,m,ylysnia Central Rsilfced,
foot Of Cour,landt It,, q. m. and ,nd p M A
IT, S sss Ws. b. caii,i Rslrosd Of Neg jer.ey;
foot o. Court sudis...........6' m m sHd ';V
To Piisdeipiis. hy Sew Jersey A-ilrosd, foot Of
ard Il miauisi, sunday Sc
To Warrington by New.Jersey H. r.. foot Of
Co1rtlsrdt.,., and 10 a M y p. m, osd II
po turtle. iiisraaiian Ia r.gasd 70 Rsilrosd lime
! advertisements IN another pant Of this paPer
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ailipplyG INTELLIGENCE.
POET oy Experimentation 3


Shps-tneiran Congress. WOODWARD Liverpool, 0Iinnoi
Mia.usn, bs.lsa .ou lktl Aln Liverpool, J. < WAit
pey Co..
nrts--(.r.nm,- C'orrl. S'>s3u Ccri funch. Helnese
w ,dfi fr.avly trfl, Luce, lr.DprFe ~ W 9 iri os
Lord Collie wooi larl Hsrker IyueuIh, ing. sofHsn
EDGE
frg-Nspen,gi Tfar-, Pr'ov. Moor, HenJi IAvra
fBrl LaEsths. Na'lmoIos Rae, sou 60 fsins lBil
hsquo, ptIsn J.cg IL II. o.. 60, hrw of2 llsll
Sta'o6 ris-,,. ". = i. NeloDi hiiasd, tbil Nh.Ai,
+ sss.,efs-Ilen tJr.) HssIp, Sas'.r J. neg.sli =.
UMrst. fiereck sr,r Droia, y N. Rdrhlmi y pDono-
hae BaH.-.'. hst.P I. II. hsJhesi y. D. n"'don y
dtlso Por nd j. Doay'G- H. oane Hsl hfi4sepCil H..
= ssl GO Red. q. tspe Ann. Locke. b0f oni rims
AlhcI kah. tgkshst port A'tei ilsh HAL bo,'s . W.
lr,,i. x c. - ugb9s. Hsskei. FAfhss, ~. ssyasH
y. IL. C., Ian sou, ~, Jgha, Nh, D. a. u. HsAA
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BROOKLYN CTR M03TALITy.-Iho to'al
number OF deaths last week 1913, The principal
diseases we're cholera inisnfum a. dyseniery, 49,
consumption. II; marssmus. TO- congestion cTaia' V
debility D.; coryulsons. ~; sur stroke, y; eh"'ef.
ro,bus 2; scarlet fever, 2. &c. Under one year oil
age o. Natives Of Unitod Statos. 10; lrcl1nd' 90
England 5; Germany. ); Scotland q West ledies, 81
Brit Nh America. 1.
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Pa..ruSrrs Avrtvsd

10 ,feqrfaip Sasonf, Jos HGrr, ard s,rfA1r r's0-s
Eil.b.gs and child, fise Nostrn lF Ur. ADJ. I'D tas
-, AZ. G. hon, RarhN C-icn jr,fn' FniHe hpeA y
E-.,lu ay an Chi Sco fs5sr O.. ". Bfsdsy, Anant'
Ba,s H. bath arl .ady, O.ois hFAcksin, Geo. Rose H.
Y. Hruei 4. H. -i-if.n Nil, i. S,.fci.
In sfcas.iip lorg. FRA Lind and Hor,-Hs' ns'i,
NJ sid Mrs H,st, nc..fs Ihlgt'n. Fsso Pois, Hs,ue
Frc4ydsss Nsrt Gtra, o. ed Hi.aa.'
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yTerl.Iy Rcport of pcsihs

In tie City Of NewYots from the 10, dsy Of Aus., TO Tie
9th dsy ofAusasi 1914.
Msn 1873, von-n. laSi boys, 542, gds iei-,ots sIs
Adui,. aIsi children <q3i wales 49, fvueies, ,9S,
C.f.,eA osr.Ons IT,
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rrws e,cse NJ tire Pess-Omce,

Yer Liverpool, by the steamer Scotia, Aug ~. .;e
Yof u,ysps snl Porto RIO. via Cubs, by the
steamer Rosuoke. Aus. ., at..................'''
No: California Oregon, Wa.lirgton T.nitory, ana
the Sondwi eh Islands daily tSutdsys except
edl........................ u H. -
korth--Albany, EuGuio. aud Csnsdas..s q N. ana
Eorh aud West " ay Mail.
West.in Mail via EIie kailrosd.. ....3 q m ana
Southern and south. Wedern Mails g. M. n. y sna
Ess,ern Nsil.. a. n'' - M"
NeiSloIt tisd ell river.
sunday Msil,--On Sunday all Dia,s clo.o ss.''''''
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rixTArrRy LIsisAc
s,, Ris.s 3Si ss-...... Ice Hoon--S~t.-.... ~ Is
sfsH wSJsg TsIs DIV.
sandy Hook. ti1g ycv 1isd. O;,5 Hell Cat, ..... 1881
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The Old Corporal.

more than ever convinced that "Aoocsty IL the be
policy"
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failed.

Ars 7-Ste.ners--Tcr,cy Blue, Biark Rifd Daniel Web
sl.s, Undiry Buck NOy bot-ct,, PIOm.,h.u<
Slip-Ci ty Of BsoohJ ...
B-i-s- IhTi.tisn alars, Pel,ia. ..
Scbo0ucrF Erftrr Cfif, Alice y. Ben1ri a. u. Terry
Liou, Virail, hste Neiinor'.
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Bort iUarosns' Notice.
is sTArg op Nxw-yoax.
PInT-yIRpeys OyyTOg. No. 100 Wall.

fTATs OP NSW-loAx,
PeRT-wARDsSs OyYos, No. 100 wai.st.
NOTICE IL hereby givon in accordance with
~ section Of tho oct aseJ April H. 1871 emitted An
Actso RSTgsn,ls the Wsrdsa Ofee Of Tie Port Of New
YoI" all persons Interested IN having charge o. The
subject sstief of sach iaey, okynsn SURVEY, ib,
the following vessels under eIaninsou oy the Pot
Ward6ns aud that The aid suryeys examination. viii DO
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Bank Statements.

Americau Exchange DanE.-Statenelt Of the
xErnici AZ YIcuAKOx pLfI r. L., required ~ oh,ss ga
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acknowledgements.
rrEI.Ic INrTITUTIoYS

Airs Housc BweGs isi..2, New gland Hsms .'.:.,
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tss isc kr The r-e ece,s' es'Idsy DE ab August
l. and Due.1pt .eP.Jt bfk
al spsrss 11s00i0 &
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SAY that correct w the es my kn
bsl.el = o. ..- IL .l--. ~ mtNhAf Ca tler
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Average of Cifeuaboa ~
Civ sS say Of Wv Yod -, R,Ssi Hssdr caspi. o
tdn B,nk bst hstbovs ssats
usu . es<ts4 % the tstd ry knoved aud eswL 80
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Rank or tho Comnon~ealth.-s',t s'nnnt OF tne
ni-K gF THE Sosw. III 'esaei by chacspr ta"N
on sf s ,as ihs sh t-f Of surisL -
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suOubtS ep~ris .rr.y
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ArtSx o. lHE STATE of sgWYoRK Of me CITY {, ss;s
ser.ref Chartr 49, Lnvsof isnh ~ lhs "s~s '
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L,ss md
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rexs " tie bet ks~Ielss and ber a., ,,su r.,.,
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