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IL the usual way Of doing things, butcher
| ing precedes tanning. In Grants case. he
was butcher after he was q tanner.-Chi-
cage Times.
The Copperhead Rebel party asks the SOL
diers and their friends to vote for Seymour
and Blair, but their venom crops out occa-
sionally in paragraphs like the above Grant
is to be characterized as a butcher because
be put down the rebellion and conquered
treason and traitors in the South, but For.
rest, who murdered our soldiers in cold blood
at Fort Pillow, and who, more than any 9TH
Or man in America, deserves the name Of
s'butcher,s is welcomed aud made much Of
in the National Democratic Convention.
IF Democrats like the company they find
themselves in, they may march under For
rest. The soldiers and loyal men will con
tinue to follow Grant.
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FIR ne Stafe al Larpe.
ST. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
]. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
mr. ubsSressionai Distrieta..
T-HIRAM SCIIOY1ELD, Of Washington County.
III r. LANE. Of Scott County,
IlI-J. W. ROC Frs. of fayette County.
ly-JOlfN MEYER, OF Jasper County.
WIN. HALE, Of Mills County.
WIS, II. TAFT. Of Humboldt County.
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Ladies Exclusively.

BANDANAu. or LadIes Frfebu.-h
i suBsrlrrTg for Periodical BanddeeS An eniTeis
nsac rrf,tieat Recommended Iy ALL IMlsEsT phisi-
q re and approeed Of BIZ AVERY LAZY at sigd iha
per sable 10 EVERY and MsRRitp lazy daf9 month
+, ,.s,t,a, II h No mediocre E{sgaHa Eese ana
ytsit t,,rr,nt5 and ,riH last FIR psars Circulate
fre. Lspy AGENTS WANTED. Price u AMI 70 f8T
yae by ALL rRuaGisfs and sent FREE recap q pace
- - py,yr,p.I bspor Address BAspAsaH MANI
rAcruyise Co, $40 snd 851 Broadway, N y
AIDES or GENTLEMEN CAN EARN AAflH !,
I SILK Dresr Sewing Machine. Web shee.flig &C. *
!. few hours, work for GILMAN GO . nlSrA w .
DOLLAR HALE, ll9 Hanover street, Boston, MAS tif-
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TOBACCO ANTlDOTE

Wass.rrKp IN rsnsors ALL Dxsfax Jo' nhafeo ms
or sat remedy IL an excellent pet7 II rurines Tue
l5od nvigora.es the system, posse se great nc
ng and srensthen,ng power, enables Inc 'onach -
digest lis hssrtiest food, makes sleep cir, sns sna s
ta6lishe. robn-t health Smokers and Csare 5or ffg
Ysar, Cs-sd Price Fifty Cents, post free rfatis4
on the ipiurieus effects OF Tobacco, with sf oil feef
e,lce te-iirioni .ls &c. sESr FREE Agents wants94
| ~. % AHRaTr yer.ey CITY. New Jersey.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preevrve pickles
rst Premium awarded 1T the U. s. Fair, Illinois state
Fair and Chicago City Fair largest works Of the kind
in the United States
cIiAs. G. Il. PRUssING,
.I2sieeisn 33aA3t1 Lske-at, Ohicago
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iaI = I j
II III - ~ iAscs IL psymsnt 81
bosds y Peedlston's srsssback'
-, tkiak III ~ -, since he llth
nseh, tboms ! ~ - = INST policy, let
him r. IN ext.pcs 7Len seymour speech
y CocI institute, ssssn saIs before the
tbnyen1 eaimes:
OF 49, asvtses 70 cheae hesest labor, 70 par
il,ss lS1y, tole1 kssiio norais and 70
none has besh 30 hurtful rs shifting standard Of
value, debssed and lying currency.
And this from The same speech:
- Ik.Aa4as saaer hssd,. ~ assaes ~ currency
by unwiss Issues. We shall equally psrplex busi-
moss and destroy soher industry md mako Al
prices mere matters Of gambling, tricks and
Ehs1eea. This viii md Is il did II IL Sosthssn
ConIsdefacy. AZ the outaet the citizens Of Rich.
mond vent TO market With their money in their
rest poelsts md brought back their dinners IN
their baskets; in the end they took their money 10
thais bfeets and took home their dinners in their
rest pockets
And finally, this further from the same
speecds
We say to the bondholders and to the laborer
who has put his money into saving bank: We do
sd nsne1, but to CT good currency for all-
Il will nj help rs TO break down tho credit Of
yosr boAds it hurts ~; It keeps up cur taxssby
making ne pay high interest but We ask you 70
help save Us a. tar payers from the cost Of the
negroand military policy 1t the seath. Il l. hard
for us to pay you il you let men in power take the
money We give in taxes to reduce your claims and
use il to uphold military despotism. W. SO clear
~ that state o. Affairs which will compel you to
take debased currency will force every laborer.
farmer, mechanic, and creditor 10 take : debased
lcurrcncysas we'll. II your claims were all wiped
out to morrow by Issue Of greenbacke, it would
not relieve the fear Of patriots labor would .tll
be cheated By false dollars, our standard Of value
would still b shifting.
| Isn't it clear that Seymour is the real
bondholders' candidate? If any man votes
for Seymour, because be favors the Pendls.
ton plan Of paying of the sonds, that man is
cheated.
4 ~
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| The Pendleton escort must have had a
| Jolly dtime after the Convention.
They went tothe political funeral Of their
| favorite with shouts and rejoicing, but we
imagine they came back mourning and swear
| ing very deep, if not very loud
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DIRnCTORs-e Hasnili, Wholesale Grocer; n. D
woodward, Dry Goods; II 4. Love Prest Isl Nat Bank
4. Brown, Conn Merchant; II. Tucker L. Con
nable. Pork Packer 3. D. Carey, uecnsware Merchan
Chas .Hubbell; Az. leopold, eader 3. Manning Kso
sanque; Isaiah Meek, Honsparto; Richards Dentens
port 3. z. Bower, Wholesale Grocer.
SMITH HAMtLL, President: H. D. WOODWARD, Vic
President: SAMUEL CAREY. Treasurer; HOWARD
OK1R. HscrstsIs sep20-d1y
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"THE Bondhoders will succeed in defeats
ing the people, So said the Geographic
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
Monday night
And so they did, by the nomination Of the
bondholders' fayorite, Horato Seymour, Of
New York. and the utter defeat Of Pende.
ton.
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PLEASE EEA.WE,S'E.

AGlA2 VI In Ma4 AsF II,
Any person ordering either OF the c,nbs mentioned
below have their selections of premiums
ted, corresponding to the size Of the Club.
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR!
For n Club of 80 t131-one Of the fo,osinr
pattern fancy bed spread 100 view Turkey mo
album striped cashmere deIaine dress pattern hon
ey comb quilt, all wool Eauarc shawl solid gold hoo
studs all WOOL fancy cashmere pants vest patters
gents hair guard chain gold trimmings silver nlateA
chased butter dish silver plated bottle wing cas-
feet:ss superior steele h.aded krires a-d forks
dies sold double ring, gents heavy chased solid cold
ring old black walnut work box writing desk er-
quality balmorsl skirt set ewe'rysesye bnstous
match, violin and bow gents cardigan Jacket splf
did ebony d flute, ivory trimming superior Turkey mo.
shopping bag, ladies' high bal,norsl boots
For Club ofo0 (Se).--one of the following
articles. 40 yards bleach or brow n
sheeting, Black colored alpaca dress pattern po
liz dr. pattern engraved silver plated bottle rtvor
yards superior for PANTS and
ed bed spreads pair sents' calf boots yards farmers
good WOOL rockinR fancy ca,hmre plaid dress pattern
best quality bemoral skirt roaesood brass asrn clock
ladies eli wool cloak pattern silver plated cake nr card
basket, fur muf cape, ladies' fashionable donb
shawl splendid casped family Rible Orig record psge
and srgrayDgs. yards double width proof cloak
ing, set ivory handls knives With silver plated forks
at silver forks set lace cnftsin.: genuine
meerseb aum pipe In case.
For Clsb Of 100 tel0.)--ons of the follow
extra width shestingB& srds double y 18th ck.ei
Ing csstss large 6Re blsached table covers with
doz large size dinner nspkins to pn.ca, Twenty-Five
yards splendid hemp carpetine goedkoors extra auAp
tty black crapaes dress patterns extra quality popip
disss patterns pair gents calf boots best quality oliver
patsnt lsys. wateh dzen ivory band
led steel badsd knives and forks, silver plated
nix bottle revolving castor With glass bottles ,pieu
did VIOLIN box and bow complete SIP shot gun;
Bicona pair superior white wool
kes nice fur nun and eape silver plated engraved ice
pitcher with salver and half yards all wool
fancy csesmsre for ssit dozen Rcgers' best silver
plstsd forks, common senss sewing and ebroidering
machine. two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family
Bible, record and photograph page.
For larger clubs the value increases In
the sam ratio.
Catsloeue of Goods aud Sample SEN any address
free. Send money By registered letter
Address all orders ~
ALLEN. HAYES & CO.
~ Federal ST.. Boston, MASS,
p. o Hox C.
Wholesale Dealers In Dry and Fancy Good. Cnsie =
Pisild Ware. Albums. Lssthsr 6osds a. 4
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MORE DIsonAoGFuL REVELATIONS

tut JH3YF q L1ftItlf I0a5F
JOHN b. rRAYER, Of Henrs,county.
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GEN. U. S. GRANT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCHUYLER COLF.9I.

PnEsIuEar1AL ELECToRs.
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70, s. Iou. Rrtra Douhs crn. Pou NOR '1Ts
Old and M 50 for New. Southern Po, en, n 90 =. s %
The demand fair at The '9 s So os. 81 si $50
$40 40 for Extra Georgia and Virginia ans Family o d psaNse
Flour is more sv AMI prices sales Of go s a. Is IS
ga Cos" Nss ss sS' mere .1 .' 81; M c..n.
and &C 30 Cor Brsndwine Bueiwbest Flour h'~s' "O ~
cRSSe wSs.l marie. m hH, , s .sJs o hs ssn
, ere oa e. freely W s S Sq SU a Yss
81 tr No ns.Ssss t Sh latte, Michigan iSb 90 Delhi"
White Bs sT e. c ..S u S e., t'T Bstsy
lower, So. a, 81 6 o sS Sr1 wssrs
iiSs the closing ,.%. :, 's s So III
at the se. are G SS,S ,s me demand ebssy
.G G sT the SIZE. 9ooo 1G Vn00Od 81
GySSf BAGs-ws have only to note sale oil 40 "as
GSYy cIorH-Tbere still prevails moderate demsnd TO-DAY sales
Of ts are larger and the demand only moderate price.
are bsayy and lower, qaOte at 60GOe for Shipping ah'
HfMPTSsre b.. been no change MauA today we quote a
HoPsTbere improved demand for DS%ee, 'se' o.
soui 5d20 for New American snd saIO I ga &c"
MOLAsSEsTbe demand has been light and the general @
the market extremely du prices somewhat uuseeu oa'
for Fish Oils the' nothing Of poIsSes
doing business esneTa suspended e"S,egSr1ss Of Ss DEAN O M
PRovSi0Y-b has been active excited and higher
are are %s5f S so'Ss s 80 g for New Mesa
:oa aSsbaDsd I .st r's sc Ss. =,
SS4 10 for Plan Me, ard 80 for EHt Mess Tsrce
weak and wanted Bacon dull sales Of n" 10
Clear Isle Dressed Hogs lowers we qaoe al ViGi-
Lard "a bu fairly Ecive sales Of Coo bbls and ie az
for No I606iS for City and c for fair to Prime steam ana he'
tie Rendered 1900.
PRTROLBUM-Thep aAet dali but SIM; Crude bu lot@%
Crude bbls q Refined IN bond 3ld hlc for d W.
RCBhSrket dull aud without sales prices remain nonsD ~ DC
fore.
SCGARSTbe demand for Raw been moderate and mostly
jObbmg Prices nOninalv unchanged closing
however dlc fair refining Of I@J hbds
la2c for Cuba and 1919 for Porto Rico Refined du 10
Isle for Hards 80, a..
SBRDSrass duh 3c for Glover and 50 for Timothy
Rough fsIseed : selling at ~ 6Jd ~ TO- ,oooo . . -
T1LLOW-Tbe scye and ssadyi sales Of 10000 "
Ui3tc.
WlISKY-The market lower bat sctve sales OF so QUA
81 la 81 IL for Western.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WEnNrspAI shadow Of improvement IN the
cattle market greater duuess harder TINE than We pave
bad for that cannot vel be- SIM the Pces He
scsrcely good t1ry this day week-sowe tAesmen
&C. not different from bogta' 1heis
hunlrcdthst. davis
quality quite improvement on Mondays on. mga
These good cattle pedded sBop bu,ehe IN some instances
brought money6.c for few II the choicest Win bare
head very DuscbSs Comfy steers nearly O1 % he &c
Pat plenty at d4tc, Win decent iS1
IIBc aud bulls as los G 3ic Y 10, I've s.ight, Sf
0sc net heng competition for this class Most of me
all some Of them ven, a. ows % gou
7teNL Illinois lOl Illinois oug 1t cNt i2d4c % h os''
sewt l4Ql6c toni, 6sc: Illinois pretty fair JdlSe
IS az Keuuek 81 cwt choice 5dG.e 81 ltdsua " ewt @i'e
o. Ohio OF n w GOOD 3al5c Is hsututky, cat lSt Hh
80 Illinois Ct cst mixed ~ BE ami y q eNt Gonr'n ~ re en-
Sheen and lambs dali lambs loser selling a. o~
7ie sheen range ou &c Sc sih nothing but ess igbc
There were go received to-day i95 u sbm At One
Reside these more boing at the different mse'
hall stock h likely To sell to-day its . -
car, Ohio good 81 b. 4fe do prime, 30 10 80 Que
40 so m 4 two cars STATE H. and oneosftn Am" ~
TIA, 4Ic one dk 3d. 70 ID deck DO ~ d. DC
State "a b lc a Of o. 10 lie IS " g. T. 5c 10 q ~ 10 'e
III Of 6. n. &c - , ,,,. ..-,i,. .,,.k
Gaming IN late There g. arrived Tnel VIII J"pb ."'s"
the beet brought 8lc yesterday
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srvEv FIR CENT INTEREST N COLD.


The First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island and ST. Louis
Railroad Company pay both Principal and Interest
IN GOLD Com, free of Government Tax
Each Bond is for 81 90 400 Sterling, and is
yertble into stock at the option OF the holder The
coupons are payable Feb. and Aug. ], in New York
or London at the option OF the holder
The Road runs from Rockford in Northern Illinois
to St Louis distance. including tracks 20 Coal
Mines dc. of about 400 miles, and tIayeTses the
finest district Of Illinois
The Bonds have 90 years To run. and a lien Of
gu coo per mile upon the Companys railroad fran
ohises. its coal aDdsOf which it has $1,000 acres
containing HUNDRED MILLION TUNs or COAIr-its
rolling stock and property OF every sort.
Subscription of s.S0O.Co0. at par. 70 the Capital
Stock of the Company, furnishes large part of the
means required 10 construct and equip the read.
Nearly half of the entire length of the Road is
graded and Substantially ready for tho iron; the
rails arriving upon the line. The irst div-
sion giving outlet to The coal viii be in operation
IN 60 DAYS, and track laying will from thi. time DO
prosecuted with the utmost energy till the last rail
b in position The Company intend 10 have the
Road in readiness for the Autumn business OF 1863
The Bonds are for sale a; o. and accrued interest
IN eurrency anu may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country 6f al the office
Of the Company No. 10 WAII~Sr. New-York.
The Trustees for the Bondholden is the UNIoS
Trust COMPANY of New-York.
Pamphlets giving full information sont on applica-
ton II. II. Body, Treasurer
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY. 10 the amount of Eighteen Mil
hon Dollars, have already been sold, aud they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account They pay six per cent in gold.
and run for thirty years Al lO2 they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent TO the investor and as
seon as the issue is sold if not before, they will
doubtless command much higher rate AS first
mortgage the longest line of railroad in this coun
try that is already earning than its interest a
bilies on its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount, the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Companys Of
Hce, No. 20 Nassau-st, and by John j. Cisco & Son,
No. SO Wall-st NewYork. and by most Of the leading
banker throughout the country, whcrea new pamph-
let containing full description Of the road and It's
securities, can be obtained.
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE

CUI0I FfssfH dIlI ItlII VlIa
Ocr a-7sIG2 bush wheat 1850 bush Corn 035S bash Oas
$50 bush Malt, n, rs buh Barley, %t b,,s SiAss
SD 202 husb Beam, hush Peas Us bis Corn
Meal lao bags Corn Meal 24ssl hbS Flour ~ h n
Flouf ~ bale, Cotton Crude feonm III hh He
fued Petroleum bhs Spirits fuTPenpo afI hh ROOM o. pAg"
Beef pkga Grease $50 kgs Lard ~ gA A,e-s ~
pkss Butter bkgA Cheese 23l Dried fu tsV ~
Oil Gale bbs Copper az Cake. Copprr IS, bDi "9t ~
bb Rye 2s2 bales Wool 1872 bales Hops, 2 sides LshtI
81 bids Tobacco 409 baIes and 'sss iooac" - hn
% his Sugar ass bags Cotton seed 10 boxes Se" q"
Peannts hhs NaphthA. us hay q. W. fIcur
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been much - sJa Brazil
osse TO-DAY tbs attention Of the trade esoI dtd BY tie sastos
fht latter attended SftOsR AMI
serJ ssets.eoy the prices seIseD comparing fIoi5 h
a. rstss sold III bags l3lf Currency
srsss ei0 gold bond Other yes n fair
Of $40 bags Marseabc Jesss Joss private terms
~ ~ bses RIO ABIDE Clifford. stiOic gold IN bosd
COALhs result Of the suction. held today follows; 1900
Lamp 7V6s sS Bo 1900 fns Steamboat
ranged IS 1sess 9f % 80. 900 tus' Grse ranged
90 f0 l0 Egg Ragged 81 50e1 69t
sysrs1s 60 1908 r,hgsd ~ ga 90 sFer4.
roo ranged ~ i01s6 g. sesss 90 s general
sae e6M
YLOUR And kEAlrhs nihst fsr western AID State Pour 10
ana nndsr arrivals al grades undsys Dbl
6esr ,nd close qaet IL 1870 bba Is d 90
supsfss sss 90 Goa 81 for gITs state e7Sdss 10 for Fancy
Ess &c s0dsf hT gtdss Of Western RIta 81 t00Ss 10
ged choice sphs Wbssi EIts ~ zs9sS 70 o Annssa
Iswt 81 res for Shipping Ohoi 90 mass " Of
Trade Family DO 60 0d 81 75 81 a1sl0 rs Tor
knbsr Winter WHEAT BITE dsna and MhRsai ~ Ed4oD for
YEN Ek1t a.. a. aRz fkniB "a aB Beau W. aBSAH
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THE MARKETS.

lCs.aly reported ioI The Trbuue
AEDNyspsS, Oct o., 1873
AsHRs-The uskst "a Dali and unsss prices bosasi a. 90
oAS 2s for Pots and 80 80 for PssFls
COTTON-Tbe inquiry bn buyefs Op.Tste with esuon.
asd prices closing Sihsaf much TIE oier
lne, slope noujng ~ bales srs The es J97 bales
66 bF sBuefs $50 b. "a D, export
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III
aNGEMENT-Iesvs James, ip; 8O m. for Gr-enpot
nd waystitons eIc, Willow Tree hs NarIhpot Ta for
stations except Wow Tree RHprs fra.a for Rschesd
soppax Minen IekSile tst al stations ,h,
tsn ~ through to Gresuport Sauusy asht North
h tf.la will ttr u.h
Moth l.p SATURDAY ngh SBss, Etcu train leaves Hunters
Point al Cor Glen Cove, Rusu. Hunt9gau and Northpor
reras arrives al Hunters Point $40 10 hhs easc, Och
16 Ill
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F,lssI 10 Sswret Fourth
ave- Entrsnes on Twenty u'salh 81
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;
For Ssu Hsvss snd Bridgeport, 100. (ELl iie itIs
OIL $40 (kI), 3ts 40, 5 30 and 100 Ett
FOR Milford sinttord Fairfield Southport aud WsiSS 100 ip
q N AS. go AJop
Eer., 100 doO (Er AGO. iL,o. ltls CRI 100 CKIL
as 40 (EI l. $50. 500 (BI.) p N.
for D,h.s 100. AGO. n 90. m; ,U. 40 syopn.
For Stamford 100 500 (BLl 300 lLsos 1a5 (RIh ais 800
Erl SIS, 40 (EI), 40, $40 SOB o0 (Fxl
For or':n-iss add intermediate Sea u" '' hS. Ala
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via ssnnsssd 500 m (kI - 100 (kL sWp
For Bosos VIA Shore Line, II IS Xxx D. 500 y. IA.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 NJ. OH Rs 400 On acc
For Csnpssn,u, River sslrosa AGO lRIl Mp to hop
hsai, AGO p In u Northampton.
For Hs.rs Pro,ia.Ass FisAhi Railroad aop (KL 1iS
Fer NsvHsvss Hs-Jenas, ssd NssEsos Railroad at 500
IA Is. 400, g0 70.
hsmsbsrG
For Ross,tonis Railroad, toc ~, acnp
For Esusatusk Railroad 800 NJ, 400
For panbary Nofwslk Railroad lUO JVD l'l3 40
Cszasaisas Sleeping Car attached 10 200 - triin
JAMkS H. HOYr, sapt
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Coronation Nutitts.
CR0TON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTS

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART 10
Sealed Proposals. each ndorsed VIM ns
iii. which relates the nae Of tue hadsr ana
d, OF presentation w be received Of this once otnn1a t
Of FRIDAY Oct ~. 1903 for toe
(Spec No. 81 nnhnitheo ouu
n brj and Pirr ave- branches Thirty hust and
and Hsve spee No ~ Fourth ave nes.eea
and One hundred and thir
fsne, No t Worth and LeOnsds sd between
F,pnlp and White At. tSpee No Cbsest between Grand
md PmOne.tN 10 Broone Elizabeth and hott N Jersey
between Crosby and AuberrTss 10 wooster between amy
snd Fourtl between Cbhsophsrst and
between GreenWh and
~ sslj,sp between Broome ard Spring In Wstsst be
Greenwich snd Wsstss and In Wtshugtcnt ron re
eusieb (sPec NO ~ 10 one
and Frsvs Store oek
Houston 10 foutseuths si rln
between and Rs River; Lessst from Houston VI '
through Eghth Pineest from bo"eV DIol~y
sd FNh nom Srb 10 Seventh Plans be seen snl spe
Hs.yo,s oct Is Is6a THOMAS SfBPIRNs) Croon
"'" avs Wv ROBT f. DARRAGH. Aqnednet
gro \ GREENE } bosrd
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