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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-03

Ma. DIsRagLI And JupAIsl.-'she Jewish
Chronicle, q very hrgh authority amongshs
people whuse sisYs ii advocates, has the
following remarksln relsrcnce to the new
pre- Ter and Judaism; 49,
There seems, indeed, TO be a singular
mistake as to the relation Of DisraelI to !u-
ialsm. Some Jews censure him as an apos.
tate, and urge his sposlacy as an instance
Of teTgl,el satihn. Some Christians seuh at
him ss Jew, with singular disregard OF
all they owe tn the Hebrew race. Now,
the tact is thar, in pam English, DisraeIl is
neither an apnsiate nor Jew. He Was
born Oi facsney parents. Ills iather, Isaac
Dlsracll, the as.anIs and his mother. a scion
ol the Easeyls, were members ul the Sephar.
dim Jewish families. Ills grandfather aud
grandmother, indeed, rest in the Portuguese
cemetery a; Mile End. benjamin Disraeli
was admitted into the CON Huuion oI israel,
Ou; has lalher thinking dt 10 quarrel with
the synagogue, tailed 10 teach his child Ju.
dsisn. 0ne day Rogers, the celebrated
banker poet, happening 10 visit at lsaac
Dlsrasl's house al Hackney when BEN smln
was five or SIX years old. aud rcgrettIng 10
end 81 intelligent ,outh without religious
INSTRUCTION, TUX him to Hackney Church.
From this event dates his absnlute aud eom-
plele severance from the Jewish commun.
ion. lie became Christisu, ami great
genius was lust t1 u. 49,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-03

Lake Waccamaw is famous Tor lis hsh.
both los variety and abundance. Trout.
ronrle.eycs, several varieties nf perch. and
an, Chesterfield. fish the man called yal,
Ter bellies. m.......,.s9V
Pic Mic. parties visit this h,,lnns place
from wilmi,fston, Columbia and AZ inter.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

NOTICE To CONTR AC1sO Rs : SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing tne p on OF the New Or
leans Mobile and Chattanooga rss betveen the cities
of New Orleans and Mobile embrscnd foout 26s00o crbe
yards OF esrthwurk the delivery mas for ans constru
ton Of &oO nea Bird IS 900 lis Al feet Of
Pile and Trese Bdging and for dessry Of 400 90 Cross
I'll other mates's will be recsSd sf the Companyt
Office. the city Of New Oresns up 10 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY January 20, lS6q.
Map, and profies OF ths ne plans structure ard
proximste OF work be do wi be exhibited ct
the oics and amer 10 1868 and blank
forms furnished for contracts specih aons propostons
etc, etc.
proposals TO be addressed 70 Henry Van visck Chief
Ergireer for the New Orleans Mobile Chattanooga Rail-
roac Company, New Orleans La ,
The ompAny the right -eect any proposal
which for any reason may be deemed fssfscto-y
JsNEsA. RAYNOR.
o-,--c. President n. o a. G. x. r cs.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19
POUND NOTICES.

CTRKKT COMMyssIOsER's DEPA ART
- MENT. Room No. T. City HsIl-rew Orleans. Dec 10
lS6S-Were br.ngh to the Second District Pound
OF Orleans and Clsibon streets estrsys-
rne Red and white specked COW; branded No 5s on the
left I ip; tip Of righ horn cut Of tn ears split
Ore Red and White Spotted HEIFEH with sway back.
which, claimed within five days expenses
thereon pal will be sold at public auction said Pound
Tb UksDAY, December "a, 1858. at IL O'Clock n.
LOUIS SENEcHAI. for Cont oller.
STRFET COMMIssIOSER's DEPART.
8 MENT Room No. Z, City Hall-New Orleans, Dec 49,
ls6-Wes brought TO the st District Pound
fEy elite and Locust streets, as an estrsy-
Ore white Maltese GOAT.
Which n claimed within three days and expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
MONDAY, December q: 1868, Il II O'Clock
-.lT JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET COM - ISsION ER'a BEPART-
y MENT, Room No 7, CITY Hsll-New Orleans. Dec
l6 l6-wee brought to the Fourth District Pound on
Dryades street, between johnson and Philip Streets
One Bay HORSE with a set Of harness) about is hands
high left hird leg above the hoof white white spot right
side OF neck
Black HORSE about l6 hands high In both fore
feet
which, n not claimed within Eve days. and the expenses
thereon paid will be sod public auction said Pound
MONDAY, December a. 1855 at IL o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioners.
LoUp SsSKcHAL. for Con roller. rr -.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19
LOsT--STOLEN--FOUND.

LOST-STOLEN--FOUND.
EOUND-oN CANAL STREET, A BUNCH OF SIX
Keys which the have b. proving property and
payi for this advertisement Apply at this office
noe - CANE TO ny PREMISES THURSDAY
Night q Bull Terrier DOG, cropred ears which the
have by proving property and paying expenses
john schelanR. correr Magazine and Ninth streets.
Il OsT OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
IL One Shae Of Stock in La Varee Association of New
Orleans No ST. sued In favor of j. Kennedy. the 18th
day of Febrpa " 1867 The public cautioned against
trading same application has been made for
tihcate
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

AMUsEMENTS.


Sr. enAn1.s ruzAFxA
BEN Proprietor.
ohAALEs Asssss - Aanaesr'
Saturday sns sunday. Dee. 10 aaa 30.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS l
WAITE PAWN, Introducing whtmaus Reeowa.d psrisian
pss:sus: E.Is piAhx u. ss.5si.s second pIsa'sI.
ballet der the dirscon Of the Accomplished drscts
Mons. hAEvI0. The delieious and inspiring oAN Can
Of the Scene exeseding darling psndor
anything conceived Of the Arabian Nights Entertain
cIns9XnAy December slss-Ths Fairy EasrsvsssnIs Of
VARIErI ks TaEATER-GRAvIER STREET
DOUBLE PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY. DEC. 18th.
FAMILY MATINEE AT a O'CLOCK.
10. 4t.rr Upder the Pals. -, r.-f 3.
With It's tful Vision scerss lively NsypOs Dance, and
splendid acting. -. .-..--4s... ,.H sr
In the Evening ~. The attractive bin Of the
teason- Ihs elegant &C, drama called ~ iia
DREAMS OF DELUSIoN,r ,r --.-,s
The .s,o ss%s dram. Of shs IRISH EnIGRAsr and the
Ths LANCASHIRE LASS win make her debut Monday
next Deesmber 2lsA 81 Il ls.-I.r-i-- ss..,
NEW OPEKA H0UsE-BoURBoN STREET.
Saturday. December 40. lsss.
verdrs Grand Opera in four acts
Jerusalem.
For particulars programmes.
Doors open at 8 o'clock. Commence at o'clock
VABIETIEs THEATER.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
On Saturday. December 10, at 10 MI
When win be presented the beautiful Drama of
Under the Palm.
On Monday the LANCASHIRE LASS.
A CADEMY OF n MUsIC.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON.
Re-appearance, for One Week Only Of
MILE ToURNoUR, TIE QUEEN OF THE AIR.
Second Week Of the Gorgeous Extravsganza
UHDINE!
Into sfgS ss TN strength 4 Ne
ss % seSS1 q esSrsser; RssseFssiTg sh1
SHADOW DANCE, and the Great oAs-oAN.
GRAND MARCH OF AMSzoNs AND KNIGHrs
gNDINE hATINEE-ssturdayN Noon
Doors s1s Spsa sssS T.
lS6S'""...'.....'.'..-..-''..'''..'.- - 1869
Third Annual Reosening
-1a- sGsi ta-l as a.- --or TIE at
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
40 end 4e ST. Charles street,
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel -
A CONGRESS OF LIVING WONDERS
~r--s STRANGE FREAKS OF NATURgi
THE DoUBLE-HEADED GIRL-sngs, Talks, Eats with
both heads
WONDERFUL HUMAN FROG-or the Miraculous Living
Man Fish,
THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE woRLD-a years
cid and IS inches high.
BABY LIONs-Only onB In this country
MOST EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN AMERICA
GRAND AQUARIA.
10000 Curiosities from Every Portion OF
THE GLOBE.
Doors open from "a n. to 10
Admsson-50 cents; children, 25 cents
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19
FOR RENT.

=
NOR n ENT-HOUsE- AT Low PRlCE-A TWO
ssssy o,,en nouss eoansr APsnc xn' Ss SoS d
ohsries street between Esssps and Tsrpsichors street
Iy0R RENT-FuRNIsBED ROOM-AN ExCEI,-
Iest fnrrsf "a room rhean airv and cafortsbe In
Epssrns strest nv s'A ''" " ''' '-A@ w.
- y
isree and bsnd,omelv furnshed Room over the front
paricr ard cpsnrg on wide balcony Apply at So 2 S.
fossnh ssrsst hst.sssn a. Ch.rias IA csrsndsst
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

H. HAFFNER has IN store fall assortment Of w n
ter and fprine VEGETABLE and POWER SEEDS fson
the establishment Of Iandreth eon Phiadephia Alse
fne lot Of onion Sets and To Button Onions AspAra-
rus Rocts Red Clover Seeds. etc
Counrr merchant supplied With Feeds BY the Dozen
drea or thousand papers III HAFFNER.
zoe ST. Charles street. opposite 81. Ihxres Ihester
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19
DRY GtOOS---CLOTH
EEIBER q GoNsENHEIM.
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
No. 16O Canal Street,
UNDER THE MANSION HOUSE.

We beg leave respectfully call the public
TO present Extensive ard Well Selected Stock OF Day
GOODS, which replenisDng by every arrival from
the North, and which embraces GeRer and COmplete
Assortment procured Expressly for the Southern Market
in inviting the community TO inspect Goods, must
remind them thst every article offering has been
bought exclusively for Cash. which not only enables
inducements but admits
making Of the most tasty purchases II has been
fortune to submit to the citizens Of New Orleans.
We therefore solicit the Ladies' to favor with visit feel
ing atshed that all who grstiy by dsing will neither
experience disappointment fail article
In line TO suit n eiF
Our will be found both courteous and attentive
and happy to exhibit Goods al who may desire
inspect them.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

ERUEDF TURFIN. wHoLKsALK MANUYAO-
Il tarer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolats Cream
4rops, ssFs Alno1d. ssss Candy sa,gs; fssss Gu Gum
nents such ss Cupds Flowers. Gum Leaves Lyrics Dan
phns Decorated Toys Cessaquss Fancy Pspen for Gaze
Stands Bouquets CaonAgos, Fancy Boxes for Christ
na< and New Year Prossnts Cornucopas ssa Ne %
Ola Lsvss arss bstWsn 6k Lout ans Cont s<rssts rss
0r4nnna La
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19
BOARDING.

DOA H RDIGG-ELE6ANTLYF FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board and Of the
parlor The situation Of the most desirable In the city
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street
EIRST CLASS BOARDING-ONE OR TWO
Rentee families who desire comfortable home aud cd
living in speassnt part Of the city mi h be suited appi
cation the Of Camp and Robin opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large. well furnished
and is surrounded By exensve grounds. The street
pass the door.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

NElllGAN q BASeTTI'S SALES.
.tl SPECIAL SALE r7ai ~
N .11-e a.- .-fr n-el. : li..-l -l
..i. s.,s ,s1a sa..ii t-er-i si1r.Issh 1nisl
CARRARA MARBLE srArUARv. BRONZE AND
oMuLA CLocKs AND srATUETrEs. soNE
su9-.e SUITABLE FOR GAS; ni
REAL FLoRENTINE MOSAIC WORK. MARBLE
e 'as- VASES OF AL SIZES; fs
SILVER PLATED WARE. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE
AND OIL PAINTINGS. BEING THE SPECIAL COL
LECTION FOR THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET. I'M
PORTED By sIeSoR q. B. PANDoLFNL
BY NELLI0AN q BAsETTI.
it ail JANIS NsLLIeAN. Auctonssr,
la a.i. al .t1at1a 0mce-Ko. i6a Common street.
MONDAY AuD TUESDAY n, 8Ist end 1ed
l inst. att e'clcck NJ 10 be connued until the whole
Rsmpsrt will be sold-
me COLLECTION consisting Of ARBLE ESfATUARY-Group
81
s%ih Gspd sy Isusi he Boaas sas
Subjects Marble Pedestas Florertne Boxes
yass Of silver Plated Ware consisting lea Ssts
nssss sna c s ~ Ens zee soss
sets; Bohemian Glassware; Richly Decorated Vases Toilet
Sets Wine sets and two magnificent Oil Psning carved
forentine Fames and Fine fhoo aphic Views Of the
cipal Monuments and Palaces Of Florence
,,,.x.,..... EorISE.
SATURDAY MORNIkG, Dec 18Th. at the above named
place Ladies Gentlemsn particuls invited
am ne this "a LLERY OF ART.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

A. G. MERKEL vs. PHIL KErTEURING-NO zoos,
Sixth Justice Court, Parish Of Oiiesna
RY VI8TUE OF Writ OF n srf naeias
- din eced by the Honorable the Sixth
Peace In and for the Parish Of Orleans win ss
public sucion SATURDAY the 10Th day
1868. at No. l39 Roussesu street. IL O'Clock n
One Spring Wagon and set Of Harness. and Horse
6eiEed In the above suit.
VIM ooRxLY, Constable
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

CoR OALE-REAL EsTAfE-5EvKRAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugsr Plantations located In the bes
portions Of the and growing States Also kict
Orange 0rchArds and large bodies Of
timber landx Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly Improved and unimproved IN The tom Of residences
stores building lots squares favorable terms Parties
isbsre 10 invest viii well 70 call and examine Proper
tiss Iflsr Gard Hsai Estass Aents Ne. = Oarsndss
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

NoTICE........... .xoTIcE.....~...HeTIos'
The undersigned would respectfully inform the csens Of
New Orleans and Of the States Of Louisiana Mississippi and
that thsy preps ed 20 pnt down ARTEsAN,
WATER and NATURAL GAS WELLS st the shorssss
notice
Ordsrs to our address ,2 win receive rompt attsn
ton A. WBLLlD3TOk CO., AgentS
THY 1T; TEST IT rHoRcUaHLVi
Win ysn nothing 10 do So ~ nskirs Application
10 the underssnea Machine win be sent resdezoe
and VIII be shown how and reasonable Length
Of He given " test the Aachins 70 decide 70 is nes
The Masnslia Washing Machine
wm do your washing With onsh labor soap
water than usually viii The cost OF the
Machine In the Of clothes and IN fne In ess than
ysAr MAKES no sp does with The necessity Of stand
ing steamnS tub, and prevents the washer from In
halnE the etean Of ntfy suds also from getting
and VIII In many instances be the Of preventing SICK
asss snd saving doctors kil
An Ingenious Co6-wHEEL WRIN6ER b amxsd 70
wrings the clothes almost resdy for ironing.
SIS Useful Simple and ohsspi sstizactaon Guaranteed
"a 10 6Ais uss Tie
Magnolia washer,
sn6 save the woAns Heath ssve beth Labor and
kcney. 4 A GAILLARD
No. los Pcyiras stres.-
Owner Of The Ps.snt Rlght Cor Louisiana
- c-urtrv RIGHTS for ssis.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

EIRE KxTINQUIsaEK,
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
fndoed BY the Government al the Insurance Companies
and the Chief of he Fire Departments
Pucs, csc. SIS AID $50.
b L BROWN, AGENT
10 rs Camp street, New oriesns-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

Bank OF America. NeW iorieans, July
Fist lsIn fdeue with sections and s. Of the set
nted act To e41snsh general syfsem Of fsse Bank
hereby gvex ~ the holders Of the crc ating notes OF this
Bank duly audited under the provsonso said act 20
the Banking House oce Of the state
Andto Tor the OF redenpton thin year from
purpose win be reclaimed J. T. hOSflhER
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

Appicaiions er Ladies' Invitations may be et AZ the
Engine House Calope street. with any Of the Mana
G ....r
bsed proposals for renting Of the bar and restaurant will
be received at the Engine House until Dec Is.
Tickets OF admission s. t..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

We have on hand and are receiving large csnsgn
nents Of Choice Goshen BUTTER, X. d. CHEESE and
BUCKwHEAT. which offering TO the trade at low
nzurea GOODRICH RAILEY. Grocers.
6s Common and ~ Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-19

Crescent city Bank : Hew Orleans,
Jane IS 1s6n accordance with sectns "a and IS Of An
act entitled act to establish "a general system
e Free Banking IN the State Of LouisisnA"
approved March Is, 1855 notice % hereby given
- the holders Of the circulating, n0tes OF this
Bank audited under the PROVISIONS ~ said act 70
ssnt the Banking House. at the Office Of the
Auditor for the purpose Of redetaption- within
this d.te otherwise the fundl deposited b. said
bAnk for said purpose win be reclaimed;
CHAS FAUHIE. JR., Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

WORTH or LACES. EMBROfDERIES
RIBBONS. VELvBTS TRIMMINGS.
HAEDKERCHlEFS HOSIERY GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS, "a, &c
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PERSONAL.

The report going the rounds concerning
Speaker COfax's intended marriage win auy Vi heo
aux, Iowa, Is without the least foundation
Mr. +. A. Mccartney of The EUening Express
IN retiring from the editorial chair which be mas nleu
with much ability and capacity, leaves oellhd mn a
host Of friends both in public and private NE his un
oeasng courtesy and genial manners nave eu 70 te eA
preston OF universal hope that IL will not DC ohg ere
he reenters the literary field IN which he mas acquitted
himself so honOrably.
The Empress is trying homeopathy Tor the
cure Of aryns to which she has lately been subject
and has declared that she feels much renewed 40 less
than l0S hounds OF barley sugar put in the Imperial
train FOR the Empress by the ROueunas. It's famous
place for this article When Eugene went 10 Orleans
lately her train was fun Of ounce preserves likewise
The docks OF ROucn also presented DOquet OF al
mirable artificial flowers for her DOGdOir
Gov. BrOwnlOw sent the following letter to
the editor OF The Memphis Post:
EXECUTIVE OrTCR. KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June q, 100
RDiroRs The Hon o. o. Pierce having resigned IS JGase
Court of Memphis his uaou 90 take elect ae slaH
appointed his De shall have qualified e
e,Lod Of 20 Che people Of Memphis that vii apoHt s
successor Eien % suits convenience aud not before lO
OF Memphis and can't md one vel qualified ana lriy -
import hn from other part Of The state tbs loNee Is sI
applicants trouble getting letters and petitions
W. g. BKOwNLow, Governor Of Itln'sstc
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9rinting.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st
w -STRAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NANUFAVruk
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-


4 ROADSIDE and amer MONDAY, May ~ 1879 train' -,
A0aRy aud Troy Connecting with Northern and Western an VA
New-lork as iolOws
N Erpre train via Hudson River Railroad, Thristhst sod
TeutAye through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
connecting with trains Saratoga, Rutland barls-
North DTaxngroOm from Nen.lork 70 hoehs,
connecting seepngcars for the est via either hoh or S"sa
line.
Fourtave connecting Chatham with Western ksad ior Lebsa
springs Ped Albany Western trains, TROY nh
trains for SaIatogs Rutland Burlington aud the North
sOA Express via Hudson River Rssroat eontecunf az
Albany with the West Troy with A1' hf Saos''
Kutilrd, Burlington sud the Moth. .,- 81.
35 :. B1press train via Hudson River railroad ''neHeg
with Western aud al IrOy with trains for A'IHeA WI
attached.
with Western Railroad for Lebanon springs Ptsted &C. and
Western nS Sleepugcars attached az h1an''
go p Express train via Hudson River Railroad an 49,.
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge ouI
Of cars Also eepugcar day, creeping Sainraas -
from through TO OgdsnbuTe. toUt change No.s W
aud Railroad Connection for Troy will be made a. El'' A'
This tanw will Of sundays D., - ,,.,.t
connecting AZ Abauy with early trains for Buffalo ard Nlg erson bn
and At Troy Ntn Saratoga and points North Dshg'1
attached AbAnv. ~ y,,k
% pongbkeepse and intermediate stations leaving Nes-l ok n
Returning leave Poughkeepe at m, arriving m Nerl efE
train Harlem Railroad leaving foryseon ~
Arriving 3 - Returning caves hDs"
Ton at 4'"P H. arriving WM r. VANDERBILT yeePresdsst
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7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

II shpi -, r-.l.,l, IA VTlo.
Tree ego m Norhpo Passenger irsu and AT way Aos
eep. Willow Tree 3D. NJ. Express Train or I,etllo ssI,d
Jansie. Mneoia Hcksvie aud all stations hast 80 = h
pssns, Train and all Way stations except Willow Tree n
North lslp passenger and al stations Al rasst
cnrs "a NireoIa with trains and from Hempeai 40 70 w.
SUNDAY Etcursiou Train Hunters Point o snpss.a
Glen Cove North Isu Nobpo aud All satons ARRIVES ~
ters Point heiWp u l'Ae' sI ID BARTON SursIrtsa5snt
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IAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBURG. NASHUA, LOWELL Cow
CORD TIKI WHITE MOUNTAINS AGD
INTERMEDIATE POINTS


Tie new aud starch steamers O the Norwich Line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NBN-YORK,
leave NeHYOrk daily (Sundays excepted a O'clock ko~
Pier No. % North River. foot oi Ves.ry-sL.
FOR NBWLONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Itar ron The
POINTS Norwich Worcester and Worcester horce,,sf
and Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest For uonnaon nqArsot
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rKIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAYE DEPor

SUNDAY Tn m War Traln Tor Odsyis -
Patepcui $50 m, Night Ezpr FOR Densirk Ba5-o koane
Salamanca West and South 300 10, hnfaas aAi
WAY Train n 90 p. H. for Paterson and PSrs Jers@ "a,
Expres Trains through 10 salamanca Dunkr am buao "o
change Of coaches aud direct connection Win a. Aeea a
Western lines. - !,
Perfectly Ventilated and luxurious Sleeping Soaches accompany an
Night Trans A., n -
DEPOT foot OF ChamJeTst, NeNYok also Long Dock Defo Jersey
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TRAINS LEAVE SBw.YoRKi 81.
For NewHs'en and Bridgeport, Io0 500 tELl HsO~ NJ NJ
lEr) AGO (EI &45. 40 5n 200 tkrl D., "a IL a
For Milford, straiot Fairfield Southport. and "s'f' ~
FoT Sorssl 100 SEQ (RIl 600 lL9OL A' IBIl ""'i'"
az 40 Ssh 80 s6 SOI n % M. als 40, a0p@
FOR stanford L0 400 (hH6 400 IL n'i l.'' 'hAh ~
FY1 90 (ENl, 40 $50. $50, aOO lhtl p m "A AIS
FoI Greenwich aud intermediate stations, 200 s0o IL"
345 40, $50. 60 p m.,>,>,,c-r,,,, rp.rSS
For Boston via Spdi g6ei 800 n. tkI Aw lhih "'VF
Por Boston Shore Line l2lS (Er 400 n am fg,l 400
For Hartford aud Springfield sOoA " (kLh l"''' wv
p For Connecticut River Railroad 500 EIh 1918 n
Hf Fo, Hsrord PnvdsUes sDI FhE RAILROAD 800 EI) n ~"
n. - - s,o.,,s.o, Railroad Al 400 = ~
Far CSna RAILROAD 800 NJ l2lS to SohaEp'a Avn w"
ror IIsusatonic Railroad, 400 a. u, 500 p. m
Nor Naugatuek Railroad, 800 m, 3VO p IN t9E4Wpn
Eo D,nburv and NJ. walk Railroad, 100 wv "
CoumOdiOu Sleeping Cars attached to S hMFs n Horr supA
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siuations G1yanitN--5tmalts.

Situations @ymttG- 5malrs.
LADY wishes y position as MAID, HAIR
"a DRESSER o sEAMsT EsS with lady. No objection 70 travel
ing permanent place ue country Address Mrs r. NO 80
Iuirl-st
4 GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUATION TO
4 do GENERAL HOuSENuRK Inquire al Mr- LOVES Institute
Tor German Servants. So % .aa.las SO, near tae b'hcy.
ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
- ou,'- Hotels be applied With good shFANIS from
Mr. YORKsroNS OFFICE, No 80 Bleeeserst
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MONDAY EVENING, June r. at 1880 o'clock
A LARGE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
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also many works relating America.
TUESDAY EVENING June ~ al II oelocki
EXECUTORS SALE OF OIL PAlNflhGh
large Oil Paintings sold TO close eonslgnmh's
THE LAST SALE or THE SEASON ,,
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SPLENDID LAW LIBRARY.
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