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The Fourth.

1t seems to be generally conceded that
the coming 4th of July is to be celebrated
more generally than any previous one
We do not object to this; but if some way
could be invented to let off the accumulated
patriotism other than by burning gunpow-
der it would be great saving of life and
limb. After every 4th of July comes the
long catalogue of accidents; and we pre-
sumo the present one will not be an excep-
uon. If parents whose boys have not
grown out of their control will devise some
harmless amusement for their children,
many heartaches will be saved. I'VE sup.
pose II understood that there will be no
pubic celebration of the Fourth in this
town. Doubtless many will celebrate out
OF town. TO such it would be well to bear
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in mind several things; among them the
notorious facts that hotel, restaurant, livery
Keepers, etc., ask large prices on such oc.
caslons without being able many times to
render a corresponding equivalent-that
railroad trains are over-crowded, and not
unfrequently common decency is Disguised
and insulted by profane, vulgar, drinking
and smoking rOwdies. If patriotic gentle
men and ladies will take some of these
facts into consideration before attending
celebrations there will be less complaint af-
forwards. No one need expect anything to
eat, or any accommodations, at 18th of Ju-
ly celebration. Those who understand this
before they 60 will not be disappointed
nearly all others will.
Postscript.
At late hour we learn that some of our
citizens propose to have little entertain
ment here for the benefit of those who re-
main at home the Fourth. It is now pro-
posed to have Village Picnic on the island
near the railway station. All who desire or
would enjoy quiet, social occasion Of this
sort, are cordially invited to be present with
their families and participate. Each family
SO disposed is requested to send in refresh
ments of some kind to one of the following
places before nine o'clock the morning of
the 4th: Railroad street, Cook & Bartlett's:
Main street, L. L. Hairs furniture store
Fairbanks village. the counting room. 1t
is suggested that personssending provisions
either have them wrapped securely in pa
pers, or send in baskets or pals plainly
marked with the owners name. In the eve
ming there will be display of fire works.
The following committee OF the citizens
are requested to meet at the North Church
Vestry this Thursday evening at u O'Clock
a..
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obitua
ries, including poetry CENTS a line.
At st. Johnsbury Centre. June 10, Lemuel H.
Wright, aged Sc.
In Barnet, May p, Geo. W. Woods, aged l6.
At West Charleston, June Is, Kate B., aged
SO. wife of Mr.. Luthe1 Hartman, and daughter of
Mr.. Nathan Barron of Lyndon.
In Walden, June 3. Mrs. Sally Foster, wife of
the late Dea Merrill Foster. aged So.
In Malcom, Iowa, June II. Simon P. Miegs,
discharged from Co. E, 4th Iowa cav
airy.
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Their Fruits follow Them.

One of the fruits Of the low performances
suffered to travel and exhibit through the
country, like the one lately in this county,
was made despicably conspicuous while at
Lyndon. They are usually attended with
the lowest and most disreputable of both
sexes, and as matter of course leave not
a little of their stencil behind. A certain
A. Howe together with one Craig, who were
routed from certain barn in company with
female of the ''baser Sort" and who
could not be satisfied with thus debasing
himself, but laid himself liable by adding
insult to injury to others, was taught les
son by the administrators of justice the
other day in fine of $40 and costs. Howe
was arrested on "bridal" tour to the north.
returned by the officer to Lyndon and there
plead guilty. The happy CD 'bride'' is re-
ported to have appropriated the gracious
thus afforded her, to consider
her ways, be wise, and grant to Howe the
remainder of his years to repent at leisure.
Con-.
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U,aiUersalist association.

The Northern Association of Universe
lists met at Island Pond, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 2lst and 22d of June, in the
Congregationalist Church, which was kind
ly rendered for that purpose. Sermons
were preached by Revs. c. P. Mallory of
Huntingville, c. E., S. Goodenough of Der
by Line and A. Scott of West Burke, on
wednesday,; and by Revs. II. Bisbee of
st. Paul, Min, Olympia Brown of Wey-
mouth, Mass, and L. H. Tabor of West
Concord, on Thursday. Delegates we're
present from the different societies in the
limits Of the association, and the public SER
vices were interesting and well attended.
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.NtA 4 FARM FOR SALE
6{{s9 IN BIJRKE

The Stoddard place, so called. near Bugbee's
Tavern in Burke, is for sale, and the owner will
be on the premises on Wednesday and Thursday,
July 9TH and 9th, to dispose of it. Persons wish
ing the whole or part particularly invited to
b, there during the time above stated
ISAAC DYER.
Island Pond, June 26, 1865. 1t
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Fire at Island Pond.

One of the engine houses of the Grand
Trunk R. R. at Island Pond was burned Oh
Saturday night. The fire caught by sparks
from an engine, setting the roof on fire.
By great exertions all the engines, snow
plows, hand-cars, tools, ETC., were saved.
as was also the new part of the engine
house, which was of brick and rooted with
slate. Loss $4,000 or $4,000.
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TIE GALE DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

ca" W. c!drayor 10 make TIE CNupoyI,y valuable
for il oca ".t and our friends in Caledonia Essex and
Orleans counties will confer grea, favor to Us and
add very materially to the interest of the paper by sending
Us local items in a brief, legble form.
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Nctes of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Seres precisely in form and
privilege the already sold except that
the Government reserves to itself the option Of paving
interest in gold coin at per cent instead of sl0ths in
currency. Subscribers i'll deduct the interest in
cy up July 18th. at the time whom they .utscribe
The delivery Of the of this third seTies of the
Seven Tlirts will commence the LIST Of june, and
will be made promptly snd continuously after that date
The slight change made In the conditions of thi. Third
Series affect. only the matter of interest The payment
in gold if made, will be equivalent the currency inter
of higher rate
The return TO specie payments in the event Of which
only will the option pay interest Gold lie araied Of
would reduce and equalize prices that purchases
with Fix per cent in gold would lie fully equal to those
made with and three tenths per cent in currency
This Is
The ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government and Ii superior advaI,
tages make il the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $3.50 600 OoO of the Loan authorized by Con
gress the market. This amount at the rate
which s being absorbed will all he subscribed for with
In sixty days, when the no:e will undoubtedly command
premium as has uniformly been the OH closing tie
subscriptions TO other Loans
In order that citizens Of every and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan the
National Banks State Bank. and Private Baker through
out the country have generally agreed receive sbec
tons at par Subscribers will elec. their own agens in
whom they have confidence, and who only be re-
sponsile or the delivery Of the for which they re-
ceivo orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philodslphia
Nav
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Funeral of Capt. Carpenter.

The remains of Capt. Joseph Carpenter
of this town, having been recovered from
the Wilderness" where he fell one year
ago last May, appropriate funeral obsequies
were held at the North Church last Sab
bath, Rev. E. c. Cummings officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Isaac McAnn of the NJ. E.
church. Directly in front Of the desk a
large photograph of the deceased was plac-
ed. while the starry flag and his sword lay
upon the casket. The Masonic fraternity.
OF which the deceased was a member, turn
ed out in large numbers. and the militia.
headed by the Bradford brass band playing
solemn dirge, did escort duty for their
late cOmpaniOn-in The remarks at
the church by MIR. Cummings were very ap-
propriate and beautiful, and the Masonic
ceremonies at the grave imposing. Thus,
after the lapse of more than a year since
his death, the remains of another of our
Young heroes is brought home and placed
side by side with kindred in our beautiful
cemetery, where affection can plant flowers
and drop silent tears, and where grateful
but afflicted community can repair and la
ment that the life of one so young and so
generally beloved. should have gone out so
soon.
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WhiskerS WhiSkerS! DO YOU want wills
kers mOuChtaches Our recan Compound will force
them to on the smoothest face chin hair
bald heads. in Six Weeks Price, $l003 packages for
500. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed receipt
of price. Address, WARNER & co.
t7Ap66 Box l3S Brooklyn N. Y.
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/ S. $50 10 A n g:
s23O,OOO,OOO.

THIRD SERIES, O,OOO,OOO.
Byfauthorty Of the Secretary Of Treasury, the under
gned the General Subscription Agent for the sale Of
United States Securities Offers to the public the third
rss of Treasury Notes bearing and thrsstsnths
per cent Interest per known the 1870 Loan.
These notes Issued under date Of July Is 1865 and
are payable three years from that date In currency.
convertible at the option Of the holder into
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L. s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

Theee Bonds are now worth handsome premium and
are exempt all the Government Bonds, from. &dA
Clnary osd M,Hsa,o! azd,su, uAisA Odds Jrorn 70
three per esa pr onrn to tA1r , according to the
rate levied upon other property. The interest payable
by coupons attached to each note which
may b. cut off and sold to any bank Or banker.
The interest at $50 per cent amount. to
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RObberU.

Robbery.
A man calling himself VIM. Smith Of
Portland, broke into the depot at Bradford
Monday night, and broke open and robbed
five trunks. He was arrested, examined
and put under $1,000 bonds to answer at
county court, in default Of which he was
placed in the new Jail at Chelsea.
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ORANGE COUNTY.


W. Moody. There had previously beeu
day evening, as Houghton was passing the
house of Mr.. Moody, the afray was re-
newed; first, by hard language, then young
Moody and his father, Luman Moody, came
from the house, young NJ. with dirk knife,
and attacked Houghton infiicting several
slight wounds. and the old man struck him
in the back with corn cutter, making a
dangerous wound near the shoulder, pene-
trating nearly through to his vitals. The
two MoOdys were brought before Joseph
Matson, ESQ.,, Monday morning. and the
court held them for trial at the Orange
county court. They obtained bail in the
sum of $500.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
g. B. Blacks barns and Outbuildings. a
mile south Of Bellows Falls were burned
on Sunday, with most of their contents
loss $1,000. insurance $4,000. S. X. Colby
lost two tons of tobacco in the barn. which
was insured for $500. During the fire.
Mr.. Black lost his pocket book, containing
large sum of money.
The republicans of Windham county have
made the following nominations: for sena-
tors, Gen. S. P. Flagg of Wilmington,
Charles Barrett of Grafton; for states at
torney, Charles B. Eddy of Bellows Falls {:
for sheriff, Capt. Walter Taylor of Bellows
Falls; for judges, Peter w. Deane of Graf
ton. w. II. Jones of Dover; for high bail
if. Col. John Hunt of Vernon: for Judges
of probate. Abisha StOddard for the dis
trict of Westminster, and Royal Tyler for
the district of Marlboro.
STATE AT LARGE.
Among the newly organized banks are
national bank of POultney. the merchants
national bank of Burlington. and the ma
tional bank of Middlebury.
1t is stated that the U. S. general hOspita
at Burlington is to be closed, and the 80 or
40 inmates remaining sent to Sloan hospital
at Montpelier.
The Springfield Republican says a new
and elegant - ladies' car has been put on
the Passumpsic railroad, to run between
White RIVER Junction and Newport, on
Lake MemphremagOg. The interior of the
car differs from ordinary passenger cars in
having saloon, thirteen feet by seven.
which is carpeted and furnished luxuriously
with tete a tete. chairs. marble topped ia
BILE, &c. The panels and walls are mahog-
any and black walnut, and among the many
decorations of the saloon are several hand
somely painted views from the vicinity of
Lake Memphremagog. The car is supplied
with water tank containing forty gallons,
the water from which passes through coil,
fifty feet in length, which is placed in a re-
trigerator filled with ice, the water thus be-
coming delightfully."- cool without containing
any melted ice. The car is altogether
credit both to the road and its builders. Its
cost complete is about $4,000.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RI RECNvKD TH7
First National Bank of St. Johnsbury.
THIRD AND LAST SERIES
OF The POPULAR $50 LOAN,

We shall be prepared deliver the Notes Of the Third
Series of Seven-Thirtes" Monday, June 5, 1866
Ordes will be filled without delay, and the Notes deliver
ed at any point reached by R1prs. line free Of expense
to purchasers.
The slight change made In the conditions Of this
Third Series aHscs only the matter Of interest The
payment in Gold If made will be equivalent the cur
rency inte.es. of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments. in the Of whch
only will the option to pay interest in Gold be awaited Of
would 30 reduce and equsze prices that purcsaee made
with six per cent in Gold would he fully equal those
made with seven and threesnth. per cent in currency
This is the
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET.
Now offered by Government. The First and Second So
he. having 'gone with 1u.h" It L altogether likely
that THU. the Third and of the SIX Hundred Millions
authorised. will he available but very short time As the
People are beginning TO know how and when to make
profitable investment. 1t Is empha.ically
"The Peoples LOan.''
We solicit the order. of Banks and Bankers for ,eso
and will allow all such the three-eights of one Der
cent commission, delivering the Notes promptly and free
Of expense.
GEORGE MAY, CASE,
First National Bank, ST. Johnshury, VT
ST. Johnsbury, VT. May o. lS65. 59n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-08
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, : C.,

vaineA at $500 goo. EACH ARTICLE uNR DOLLAR
aud not to be paid for until you know what
o
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feiscis- CO to 90 each
The articles In this stock OF Je~elry are Of the
and most fashionable styles Certificates oAH thu ynri-
artelr put 10 sealed envelopes and mixed fhus
giving sil fair chance and by mail Is cenfs
-sch nd on the receipt OF the crrtcrte II IL AZ your
option 10 send ONE DOLLAR and take article banned
ii il or not Five rtifcates 81; eleven ~ thirty So.
rxtyave, SO one hundred S15 Certificate money
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly
swered
We wish IL distinctly understood that business Is
no Lottery The object Of this a selling IL 20
give pm; chastrs the opportunity Of huying
the Wholesale prices, With the chance get ~ Watch
or some ether valuable article, goos sent not
s~f'sfacfory can be returned aud the money will be
funded
AGENTS wanted In every town and regiment Send
Tor Crrular Address, NJ FORSYTH CO,
declsdAwam ~ and "a Nassau 81 New York.
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URODKLYE.

The DRAFT IEsrERDAr.-T draft COM
nencsd in Brooklyn yesterday seeording u an.
nouncenent. large number Of ''pa.r.o,s" as
sembled with snIious faces, but The best Of order
was everywhere preserved. In the Second Dis
,rct N. d J, the whee was 30, In motion ~ the
ofice Of Provost-hArshAl wAldron. No 20 Grand
street plstoon OF police under Captain woglAn,
Of the ash Precinct were in attendants TO keep
order. The room where the wheel was al work
was crowded by anrous listeners and as tho
names were announced much laughter was caused
whenever tito lucky man for whom the prize was
drawn hsppenei 10 he present. The utmost order,
and, indeed, good humor, prevailed through tho
day in aud around hs eihee. A large number Of
names were drawn and the whole will be com
pleted in q couple Of days more.
The drsh in the Third District was commenced
at II o'clock. Between 800 aud 400 persons were
present As were also the Aldermen and supervi'
sors o. the 9Th aud 10 IA Wards, There wss no s1
element whsisver, nor no disposition manifested
70 create . disturbance Ths names we're an
nounesd from the platform to the interesting audi
! .nn- N he sIesi baov ey Commissioner Bssbe
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CLEANED
SrHANRHlPS. Illinois. Hilton Head Geo A ypold,
Baltimore; } Gibeon, Philsdelphis 80. Gull, Halt
sHlPs- RolenN sofnhraro W Frothinsham- Ha-
vro; Edith. Fortress Monroe
BARk-A kerryn.n, Bachelor, for A.piuwall.
BRtGs-Simcoe, Cardenn Matv Msrcnie'. Mate
muras Alice, ~ Johns X, J PAttcdo, Portland.
ARRIVED
STfAhsHIIr- Fulton, Port Rows and Charleston
Bar China Liverpool wa Qusonstowu; Mssissiopi,
Por,res. Monroe.
BARK MARY n Rich. Gov Ray. via Ndsar,o-n
BRt1s-Ahhv FennL ZazA c c Van Horn,
Corns aliis; t'nrdinA - ttes
sCHOOSfRS- Clsra Jane, Providence EsyL
Arch, CornrAllis, Arctic, Fortune Bay; Welcome,
Corvaiiis, senator, Bos'on; MariA Hs, rroyidence
Nes York, Boston: HannonA her Haven; Granite
State, BnstOn; Pioneer. Portland 4 Lane, Olout
ter. " lindsey, Providence hoonUsht, Greenpore
Annie Rnssell. Providence; Ro.inah Lutcc; Mary
Gaze, south Amlov FOR Nov AHven; MON FILA.
h~thport for Boeon, Gcrtnidr, Booton; Jeddic. EIs-
hthport for Rnsion. 7 7 Williams savannah vie
Port Roy al Marshal rerrine 40 do
sloof- Rhode Island, whitman, frrn Providence,
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and lie t,tsts ~ere lrN-n ir.tn .ie ~Desi ,,
u - P1ebe w.e:. NE a.. Liter q tie arito' n vr
Academy q NI,!l- and sac performed the tuty a.
ng,ed her In very sstlsfaetory manner.
Tie drawing VS. ,uperin;endei By c. 3.
Fowler. Proves, Marshal u the District as,
tickets were put In the wheel and the number
drawn was iee Tho drawing will To continued
tD-dsy
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Pt OBLIGATIONS

SPRlNG FASHIONS AND ELEGANT
- Nov elites in the March number Of DEMOREsl'8
Illustrated Monthly and NINE. III MORESI'S Mir.
ror Of Fnhions Spring Fashion, for nearly every
sriels OF Ladies' and Childteu's Dress An elegant
Coored Fruit aud fioNer Picture worth more than
the Whole cOst Of the MAGAZINE. Beautiful and OTisi.
nal Music. Virginia ;. Townsend eommencss q
Thrilling Story. Household Matters. Beautiful
FsshAon Plstea aud numerous fi-aized Patterns foS
the Spring Fashions. DO not fail " the Brilliant
March number, Sg.c men Copies mailed free on no
ceipt Of the price. Rack numbers, A. specimens h
cents. Yearly, sA with valuable Premium Ad.
dress W, JENNlNGs DEAOLEST, 80 Bee mAn
street 1876
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ORDER FoR rHR DEAFt.-Provost Marsha
Mills has been notified 70 proceed with the drsh tn
the 9th Congressons, District commencing WITH
the First Ward u NewAk. Il expected that tbs
drsa In Hudson County will be commenced q,
early ~ the hIs Of mex, week.
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Too Late for Classification.

800 REV ARD-MRS. G. MCCUNR, f34
~ Mott s'.-hv room. we're entered by means
Of tal-s rev. between the 18th and III Of tins
month, and my blue silk drsa With huuns around
the bottom, trimmed with black velvet and steel but
tons, and lsdie- double-hteAtel drab coat, With
dTsb and spotict bone buttons, With eide pockets
alec piece Of linen stamped Cork. LELAND" dne
preeed, and great man other articles Of laties'
wear, such ~ dre..es clo-t, and uudetgarmeu
we're stolen. Any information hitch will lead 70 the
recovery Of lhote atces- or 10 the apprehension NJ
the party ~ho 10 X tht NJ viii i.,eive the .bove ~
sard. App' % MICHAEL SMITH, VI saeu-- Vi
nee, II City Hal. ga
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDING-A FEW MEN CAN BE AC-
- commodsted with good board AZ reasonable terms.
also ieH young ladies, ~ io3 Cherry a. netsesn
Market and Pike ats. 40
\NANTED-BY A LADY WHO WILL BA
w away ali day, board In plain respectable iEni.
" Address, stating terms, NJ H., STATION A. 5prils
street.
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Personal NOTICES.

tho CARTMRN-TIIE CARTMAN WHO
L took case Of goniI 'ron the Sidewalk 10 front al
- Park Place, Al noon Tuesday viii be rev arded b.
calling At the above pace IS
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MARINE NEWS.


= fes. re Rises ass se,, 4S-NO 1.e..o, Vi
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Dc 'lILevlnk re,olullon was LAen .doptet.

Rs'oIc,d, That the scton Of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company, in refusing To employ any per.
son having sae suiacity - Join the Car Drivers
AssuolAN.u, meets with the Indignant vonleinua-
tiou o. tle wor,inGnen OF New York, who look up
on th.s as an AuempI to deprive tie wottinlmsn
Of hs dea est shL that Of sSsocANnZ Tor self-pro
lection
Mr.. q Ian, o. the Iroa Nou'ders' international
| Mon, which he paid numbered To- local Crrani-
lah'n1 go this Continent, numbering between
nu'u and 5000 men, spoke especially agsinst .
srusicuru At sppyteu Duyvl Creek, WHO was
us.fB cunyi-t Ia or, AMI instrucnrg convicts IN
the mysteries n the trade, and wis ed the law Of
our state !. ue 90 amended as 50 prevent . trade
o,'NS a'5hs % conyio's while in prison. There
was ao ,' u-t.u 70 q man working while In pris.
! Oh, tui tho u, lection wD, - teach man trade
/ while there re next advocated combination, and
C3-oierat ga tween capital and labor, urging on
meu o. wgr, for themselves, and unite beth cap.
u sui .ae.r ~ that instead Vi receiving but zen
/ per cent ei would receive oil tho profits. He
SeaauusI !gr sJne .eagth VI Hme " enlarge uDoR
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SHIPPING.

DILLS 81 AND UPWARDS On
ID Union Bank Of oudsn. and
Royal Bank Of Ireland
WEITa
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Mr. Fisher, Of the House Painters Association
Aeu addressed the meeting N some very spgropri-
ate remarks aiIer Nh,ch M. Mitchell, of 1he Car
D1y,Ts' A.soci.Lun, made an eloqusnt appeal in
behalf Oh A.s associates showing mat the railroad
monopoly Vas affecting injury on tie community
by employing incompetent drivers aud requesting
the pclp ~ a. ~ tie ladies' hsd done Oh tho
dry goods merchants, not " pAsronIe the 6Sh Ave
Lue RAILROAD
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DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
Il and lOndon-By the Old Black Star Lne.-Fa
Liverpool the RKSOLl II, on the sOth Januar,
FOR London, The iukkrOWN, on the 2Gth January
For passage apply to WILLIAM h GUIOE, " Fulton