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The Rutland Herald rcpor,s another
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'''
''''' 81 '''-'.'-N' II i d ni'''' Il our ''"'I
ha- escaped 80 Ion@
Just a. the freight train. due at Rut-
land from the cast at l.30 O'Clock. Mon
day reached the y. Clarendon CROSSING.
NJ. Nvron +. Marshall. accnmpanirJ hv
hi wife and child. on their wav to Rot
land. attempted to drive across the track
ahead ufthc approaching engine. proba-
bly, not seem. or hearing it. although the
whistle was blown and the bell rune :;
but at this point there Is Il deep cut in
tire road. which prevented Mr.. Marshall
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

IWIrCIELL. TIE ALLEGED MURDERS
ER AT BIiLADELpIIIA.- Some relatives
OF George :. TwiIchcil. .Jr. who i now
under sentence of death at Philadelphia.
on the charge of having murdered his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Hill, applied to Gov.
Geary this week for Executive clcmcncv.
but he told them he could do nothing for
hlm. His execution is TO take place
April ;. Twitcheli asserts his innocence
IN tine most solemn terms, and persons
who hove visited him express themselves
convinced that he tells the truth. His
wife seems entirely Indifferent to his fate.
and few days ago she told the clergy
man, who Is the spiritual adviser of her
husband, 10 tell George if there Is any
particular place where he wants to be
buried after he i hung, that, if he will
let Inc know it, will see that his wishes
are complied with" Sine was tried at
the same time with her husband and ac-
quilted, but her conduct since the con.
victiUn of her husband is directing suS-
picion toward her now as knowing more
about the crime than he does
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

CoLD-BLooDED TRIPLE MrEDEE.-
\ special dispatch from Cairo, dated
March l1th, says a. the steamer Belle OF
Memphis, stopped at DarnelI's landing.
three men, named Darncl. got ON board.
armed with rifles, but looking in 10 way
suspicious. They told the Captain to
land At Island No. 10, a. another party
wished 10 come on board there. A. the
boat landed at Island No. 10, three men
10y the mame of Lane appeared ON the
bank, and one came on board with lis
wife. As he started up stairs he was
shot dead by the Darnels who then ran
back to the cabin deck and shot the two
Lanes dead, who We're standing on the
shore. The Darnells then went on shore
and called to the Captain to take good
care Of Mrs. Lane a. she had been respec-
tably raised. The cause Of this atrocity
Is not known.
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The TcHHrc-Of-O6icc Bin.

The reports from Washington The past
week would seem to indicate that Presi-
q mt Grant and the Senate We're at LOO
@arheads. And we are sorry to notice
l.iat quite a large party would be glad to
; ave it SO We do not believe the case
as bad as represented. Undoubtedly
Inc President would like the tenure-ot-
.lire act repealed, or at least modified.
lie has some strong senators with him
mere. But law has Just been made,
pIakin@ the consent Of the Senate ncccs-
-1ry for removals from Office, and those
.cntlemen who believed it right, and adj
ocated this bill from convictions of duty
cannot now see their way clear. Just rs
Don a Johnson has left the Presidential
hair, to turn about and vote for repeal
/ the law
We believe there can and should be
.ompromi>c. The Senate should remem-
ier that Andy Johnson has left ''the 9th
ro,Iof ,lo o,.n,,,.. oaJ ,..a.I.
'','' wv III"
F'''ochI WIN ue'erehce ana respect
nd the president cannot afford to lose
he respect and confidence of the SENATE
Let US have peace"
IL VI '''''''' l ies9 mus speaks oi 'ii'
position the tenure OF office act holds IN
The Senate:
The Senate !. divided into ,broo dis
mot parties on the oua.,;o, Lafa,.o =
those who desire the absolute anJ mn,
,.,rd;t;onoI rrne,I of TN, law. ,tnsa., a.
are only Willing to allow il to remain in
opcrative for stated period. but wish f.
keen it within easy reach of cases OF
emergency. and those who are on,osed to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

A bill has been introduced into Com
.ress establishing woman suffrage in
Utah. We hope it viii become law,
when woe he to Brigham Younr and
n,Iv.,mv
- w. ,, -,
'i'H> '''' LAW Has "1e'' "i'P''''''"
by ten ''r'uht po>''ni>tr'>S at Richmond,
Va. She l. remembered 10y mang OF our
'ni,n -olJ,,r. -. - Io,aI woman who
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.,.,.. p.F-I..'.., 49,. I.'...
w '''' '''' ''''..,''' WI '' a. ~ ''' ''''''
prisoners III LIBBY
'oi' 'i''' i-'''''' s''' Va ''''
late samuel y. Elliot OF boston. has
been elected president Of Harvard Col
leo,. CAMBRIDGE. Mas
H., Grant I..,I ,...... .,,,...;.r...7l..,,-..
~
III W "-''ii'-'o" =N'" iI'h-'i"' !" 10 "u'-
lone the friends OF 'en. Sherman pre-
-ented nim with SG0.Ouo house and
SO. ooo in cash. II now turn, ont that
,i,.. r.;.od. of ,,.n co. II ri.,,..,-
r.,.,.,.l -, ,,
,-,,i -, ~,
10 Pun o''''9' nun u ''""~' '"' ''''' inc oi'
Roman absolutely refused the @itt.
In Il speech in the senate last Friday,
Senator Snraoue said fine GREAT evil in
,.,I. I,,u.'- - c..,..r.- 49,, .I., ...
''''''S % nc i'''''''''N were "'"S CTS
men incompetent TO represent faithfully
the diverse Interests of the people. OF GG
member, of the senate. - were Iawycr+.
and of the ~ remaining five had rccel,-
eJ . I,,.,l o,Iuc,tiop and most of ,I,. G,,,.
,.o,,,,;,.;,,. ..,..,.,,... ,,.,,., ,.;,I ~
''''''''''', '",'' '''> were ',''}" anu
governed 10y the lawyers IN the house
the prepomderancc Of lawyers was even
greater than in the senate. Some of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

The case of Walker V. Crane. which
has been frequently alluded to in our col
umns, has recently reached final con-
clusion III the court of last resort. The
plaintiff is our worthy townSman Hiram
Walker. The detcndent was in ISG4U
= Provost Marshal stationed at Rutland
Mr.. Walker. as some of our reader. may
remember, was in Rutland attending to
some business in reference to procuring a
substitute for a man in his employ. was
taken tor Il bounty jumper by Provost
Marshal Crane, and rufely ordered from
his office. For resenting this IN not very
carefully chosen language, Mr.. Walker
was arrested by the Provost Marshal and
marched to jail in charge Of file of sol
diers. For this unlawful impris )nment.
Mr.. Walker brought suit, obtained 4 YER
dict of $1,000 damage, in the County and
State courts and the Provost Marshal.
Tor the Government, which was under
stood to bc backing its otiicer.) still an
pealing the case, il was carried to the /.
>. Supreme Court upon a writ Of error
The United States Attorney General. Mr..
Evart-, being satisfied that defence OF the
case could not be maintained gave it up
without argument. The writ of error
was dismissed and tue Judgment Of the
Circuit Court, giving Mr.. Walker $1,000
damages and his costs, was affirmed.
The point OF law involved was the rinht
of the Provost Marshal 10 arrest Il citizen
in Vermont, who was rc~eniing the rude
ness of the officer, ami the decision i that
he had no such right, and that no Act Of
Congress could under the circumstances
give such right. We congratulate Mr..
Walker, and Mr.. Edmunds, vino has
been his Attorney throushout.-B,n1,ny-
tor Fire. Pros.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

TO TIE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN
VERMONT Tile Executive Committee
OF the Vermont State Temperance >ocie-
ty have appointed Rev. ID. ii. Ranney,
of West Brattleboro. their General Agent
with instructions to cordially cooperate
with all existing organizations having the
same ends in view 10 render assistance
III making more efficient efforts for the
suppression of the rum traffic and es-
pcclally to arouse public sentiment TO Il
>cn>c Of existing dangers, and try 10 re-
vIvc thu spirit ~ roi,mtaiy REFORM which
was - etiectual in The beginning of the
temperance reformation. Mr.. Rannev
will carry into this work an energy and
enthusiasm worthy OF the undertaking,
tempered with discretion and business
TACT which Will give him success, if he
receives the sympathy and cooperation
which Is TO be expected from the friends
OF temperance i'll the State, to whom he
is referred and recommended.
{. NJ. Wu.LAEp, Chairman.
CaStlcton, VT, March II. 1860
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dav and Wednesday, spoke in support of
the civil tenure law in such manner as to
place him in the very foremost rank Of
the statesmen of the Senate. The neat
manner in which he entrapped Yates Of
Illinois into disavowing his own views
expressed in his "opinion'' submitted to
the Senate at the time of the impeach-
ment trial, was one of the cleverest
things ever done IN the Senate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

Glass DAY AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
The senior class have made the follow
ING ING elections for class day: Marshal, c
T. bartlett, Durham. y. ii. Orator,
Il. .. Ln-iey, Alsiead, y. IL. ; Poet,
VI II. Fuller, Newport, Vi; Chronicler.
II. Il. Monteith, McIndoe's Falls, Vt.
Prophet, |. l.. Nicholson, Baltimore,
Nd. Address to the President, G. IL.
Cook, Greensboro, VT. Address at ,be
Tree, y. +. Blaisdell, Uaverhill. Mass. ;
Odist, ;. a. Phillips, birmingham.
Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

Hint TO LETTER-WHIrERs. - 1t l.
proper and desir.bl when a letter l.
written to an individual upon private or
personal matters. 10 put either the words
.Personar' or ''Privatc" upon the out
side of the envelope. To illustrate John
smith i in the book and stationery trade.
\ letter comes containin" an order for Il
dozen of NIitchelrs new geography. and
another letter by same mail from ms Ia
dv-love-both directed simply to Mr..
john Smith. As Smith has left town
Tor few days, his clerk opens his letters
and answers the orders and rs there Is
nothing on either envelope to indicate the
character ofit- contents, the consequences
are rather embarrassing. To be sure
this Is an aggravated case, but it answers
a. an illustration, and something as bad
is liable to happen any day. If letter
writers will observe the hint thrown out.
many embarrassing occasions will be
avoided.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

temperance reformation. Mr.. RlnneV
Will carry into thi, work an energy and
enthusiasm worthy OF the undertaking.
tempered with discretion and business
TACT which Will give him success, if he
receives the sympathy and cooperation
which Is TO be expected from the friends
of temperance i'll the State, to whom lie
Is referred and recommended.
{. NJ. WILLARD, Chairman.
CaS,lcton, Vt, March II. 1869.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. - The
Concord Statesman sums up the full clcr-
ton returns us follows: Whole Cover
nor vote. 90 so. StcarnS, republican,
has 81. 113. and Bcdcl, democrat, -
90, and there were 80 scattering.
Ntcarn-' majority is thu, 37lj. For
Congress, Elias majority in the FiI>t
District l. 100: Stevens, in the Second
District. 100. and Bcntuns. in the
Third District. Goo. The Senate stand,
ten r,publicans to two democrats but
there i probability that the democratic
candidate in the Eleventh District may
he proved Ineligible. The House con-
-is,~ of l93 republicans and 1870 demo-
'''''' ~ i''''''''''' 'i''!''' L.! ~
he M"rmonS are making their last
o. pr"il'>. Inc railroad building and
the snow embargo for month have been
To t''elh inns season what 'aili"rna emf
-F"'''' ANA me ldat" ana Montana mines
NV l'"\N' III FORMER years. All Kinds
gu nam are S'.Ii'- ~ zen cents pound
III o'"' i'.NI N''v' anu "'Iirr III 80 cents
10 \ FARMER nro"@ht IN from the
country slN uu>htI> OF oats, and cNchan@-
,r,lI,r n,.r " '''' '''''' "
Among the office seekers at Washing
Ton arr member, Of a family living lust
"u: ct -. Louis. who knew Mr. Grant
several years AGO, when hc used TO haul
wood from the city to the farmers in the
suburbs. The plea which they put IN i.
that on one notable occasion Mr. Grant
~ ,''T'I'' anu '!''' ''''
I'i, ''0'1' '''''' ,''i,'' nun ',''o
..-Ir.iI,. XXI .,:r. '',' ~ N.'',', ,.'' nc.
,L,.,, ,,,,,,.;.,. .,,i ',,. ,,, t'lo ''''
some OF the prmc!p!' banks IN New
"rk city are gong to change from the
10 the state system, on account
of the new law torhnddlng national banks
~ CtI'''l -, T''1N> III advance OF actual de-
'>''> ne requisite i,r''',"'hary steps
,,''' ,''I' '''r "''t'i "'H''. ny inc Ol'y oahh'
','o "''''' "i'''> anu '''e i'''lNS OF Norm
'''''' II It, anu "''''iS ''' considering inc
t:,t''r', ~ "'''i7 '''t S,,'''' inc '''''l
- .''J way = INC TAX lnP'<''
..nI,,inr Inn, viii, ;'.t;tn,;,,. ,,.r;, , :.
>ue few or no note. Ills !. Of .,nau i'm
por,ance
"a ,r....r,,.,,
of tidal ob..rvatio,. t,Lon -, p,na,,
and AspinwalI BAY. and cnnnc,.trJ ~,
arcurat,. levels oIonf I'M. limo ~ r,;Ir,ai
that the mean biohf of ,bn Atl,n,;n a,'T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

The Detroit Post says Grants cabinet
seems to be physically feeble. The first
secretary of state retired on account OF
i'll health, and the secretary of the treasu-
ry is only a-Bout-well.
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T \ l. VI Z L =

Read this Genuine Certificate from Capt.
G. w. NEWHkLL, and then read the
Fraudulent one published b. Pad
dock, Dean & Co., among their Testi-
monias.
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HENRY u. tuuhI, VIC President.
EMERSON W. FEET, ScCrctIry and Actuarv
This Company, National ia H. chlrac.cr offers ty
reasons of It's large 'Ipita low Of premium end
new tables, she III s desirable means of sring lie
vet pres ntcl TO the public.
The ratcs OF premium being largely - iucr are ma e
a. favor bic 10 the sUror- tho-- OF tn best Nut
Companies, md uv iii Ill the complication and uucer-
families OF notes dividends and tn mi-undtrstandinrs
winch tn Lat cr are 50 APP 10 clu=" he policy holdc
several new and attractive tables nov pres -rteI
which need only - hr understood prove accent tLl
the pu lie. sue h Is the INGOME-PEOnUCING POI icy
and RElI I'm PEEMIl VI POLICY. In the former tho,
poilcy ldrr nor only life Insurance. pavahlc
1t death but III receive, if living. after period Of
lew NtSr a. CHGt 'nG'ltt '{g| 3 ''., j,.S I
i"' rang "' me p'r.f h>gfir. In The lst:cy, the
= man" h' has pal "', I'd Gtj'r,1 10 tie Gu,.tug Of
The att'n ion OF pe-son cont 'plating insurinE their
ives or increasing the OF insurance tn aICldv
nave = called to the special dyauiac- offered by the
National lif' Insurance Company
Circulars, pIuphl, Il AID full particulars given on an
ph alton to the Brfncc Office of the Company the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL Agency,
Inicr the direction Of
w. F. ''t CI,INrr ',,, of the Board of Directors
!. T. TUCKER, Manager
Merchants Exchange, Stale St Boston
:%'-LuCAI. AGENTS WANTED in every citv and
town and apple ttion from competent putis Tor such
agencies with suitable endorsement, should he ad
dressed
PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN, st. Johnsbury.yl..
SPECIAL AGENT,
For caledonia, Orleans and Es-ex Comti,s.
DCc.lN-i-yl
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HOUSE FOR SALE a.!

The -ub.cribeT offer sale his hous Main street
second door north of Bingham's Drug store
5!-5i IL K. BROWN.
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OFFCE ::

Where tie general bu-ine- Of Company Is transact
ed and to hic all general correspondence snoIld De-
addressed.
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S3GG05 SALARY.

.l@r. -ru... d. . urslt.. .s...
i-l. .- alta h-'I.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AMI

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
IL BALTIMORE RAILROAD.-TlME TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY. November ~, ls6s:-Irains
Will leave Depot corner Broad street ana washing
ton avenue, as fonoWs- -, .
Way. niali Train as $50 A. M Sundays excepted),
for BstmoTe stoLpinS g. al reSaaT stsG0ni Con-
CrIsteld and intermediate stations.
Express ATran at II Nd. (Sundsys excepted) for
Perry VILE and Havre-o Q Grace Connects at VII
mington with train for New Castle: ..,> e..
Express Train at 4'00P. NJ. (Sunaays excepteol Ior
Baltimore and Washington. Stopping ~ Chester'
Thurlow, Linwood, Cleymont, Wlimlngton New
port, Stanton, Newark, Elktou, Nortn-fAst C1arles-
town, PeJryville, Havre de Grace, Aperusen fefry-
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia ohaseS' anu e'eaners
Might Express at 1870 p M. DAILY for Baltimore
and d wasShSgSS4t Saynonts %imngon, S NewarR ElkIon
MMOTth- East PerryVIlle. and Havre de Grace. -
passengers for Fortress Monroe ana NorIoK VIII
take the ~" WNIIMINGToN " TRAINS.
Stopping st al stations between Philadelphia and
"IeaVe Pniadelphia at llVOA A. M, 80. 500, and
7G0 p Nj The 5'OOP. NJ. Train connects Win Della
ware Railroad Tor harrington ana intermediate
stHtlons. Wilmington 700 and $40 A. M l'SO AIS and
760 p M. The 10 A. NJ Train VIII not Sup oetWeen
WilminGton runs daily; all other Accommodation
Trrainh sundays excepted. ,,,, 49, ,,,.,
-5s srSnM M WAY Mall 9'35 a. NJ, Express. 2 % p M,
EypTess, % r. Nj, Express, p.rrrNsOpu
6AW 81 n DAY TRAIN FROM BALT1MOHE
Leaves Bam9Fe eerdeen, Se 20 HSTfe derasce Perry.
siantton' Newport, wilmington Cl"ymonE Linwooo'
ana Gn.sSer Gn.sS tickets to all points West, South. and
6AnIhWest may he procured 81 tck9t once, NO SzS
Chesn9t HIoS sE and BeTIhs in sleeping Cars can be
salS S0Trng The day. Persons purchasing tickets
se ms eice have osggese CaSSKe9 as thef resi-
oeLCe W ''' II. +. KEENEY, superintendent.
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VETEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Wv RAILROAD.-WINrE TER ARRANGEMENHs
-on and after MONDAY, October s, 1866 Trains VIII
leave as follows xx,,,x
Leave Phiadelphla from the Depot, THIRTY-
FIRST ana CHESTNUT Streets, 74b A. M., II A. M,
30 p. n ,4l5 p. NJ, 450 p. M. 6l5 and 80 +. M
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
M l045 A. NJ. 100 7. NJ, 400 ?. M and sos 2. NJ:
II Philadelphia 45O p. M, viii stop at b. O. juno
ZION and Media only. Passepgers to or from station
East, Will take train leaving West Chester 81 40
Phradslabn g9ng west VIE axe the i Tram e1sipg ny
Junction.
tne Shehnut and Walnut Street care, These OF the
marker street line run within one square The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival.
ON SUNDAYS,
v Lesve di, phiiaee phis a. 30 A. NJ and 200 p M
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 A. M. and $50
Z. M ana leaving West Chester 90 A. NJ. and 4'5O
Il, M, connect 81 b. y Junction with Trains L. Il
B. II. r., for Oxford and Intermediate ponts.
sl8 0A-NIiI WOOD, GeHergl Sap'3.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
In For BETHLEHEM DUY LESTOWN, MA UIH
LHUNK, BATON, WlLLIAMsPORr, WILKES
BARRE, MAHANoY ClIY, MOUNT CARMEL
PiTTsION, N,IuNKHANNoGK, AND sCRANT0N.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Pass epger Trains leave the Depot corner of BERKH
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays excepEedl
SIS foliows;-
MRuch Chunk, Hazleton, Willlamsport, W lkesbarre
MahRnoy City, PiItston, and TunknRnnock.
9'45 A. Nj. (hxpreBsl Tor Bethlehem, Easton Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesoarrei Plttston, and
al i45 p. n. (Express) for Bethlehem, Msuch
Chunk, WlIkeaO barre, PlttAton, and scranton.
and Mauch Chunk.
For poyIestown st S'45 n. NJ, 45 and 4'l5 p M
For Fort Washington at 1876 A. M. and IL so +. M,
For Iansdale at b'2l +. NJ,
Filth and sixth streets, second and Third Streets
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem az 10 A. M 2'1O, $40, and $40
From Doylestown at s35 A. NJ, 4'55 and7P
Erom IRnsdale at 7'80 a. NJ,
From Fort Wash ngtOn Al 10 40 A. M. and 3l0 p NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 80 A, M,
PhiladelphiR for Doylestown at T. M.
Doylestown Tor Philadelphia at A. Nd.
Beihlehtm for Philsde pniA at 7, Nj.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through ~
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express ONCE
S~' A' ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
1NDr 1NDTRENoRR AHR hMIg2X AND RPILAPEtRIHaIMA "A M fIa Ia
EHO@ HJ "A DP DRPHiII!LHAADELPHIA I!HA TO NEW YORK, AND
FToM. wALNur STREET WHARF.
A. MI vie Camden ma Snd AmSoE Nail s
a via Camden s1d AND %1nSsS %mSSSy Dis TX pre- % SSS
A. A. s ~ M for Amboy and Intermediate stations.
z 10 $50 $50 aSd 80 n iSt % or faSnon.
BOidSntoSa, S Bsvsry sI0 ana ll De-
M Tor y, a HRS 2 pa +
myra, and Fish House, and2 p. for Florence and
The and ll.So P; M. Lines leave from Market
FROM KENsiNeToN DEPOT.
AT, AZ II a, M, via kensngton and Jersey City. New
At5So aId Il A; 2sC, so. and 6P. NJ. for Trenton
AtTs9 and II A. NJ. 30, and P. NJ. for Worthwhile
At $50 $50 and lois A. M. and 2sO, and 5P M, for
schenoks and Eddington;
wells, i9TrssoSle, H9lmss90Lg n TnaCoGy, Wlsyl90:
PRoM VEST VIZ esHTLHDEIPHI2 stIS DEPOT,
We sS SQnesSIEd SsS ahd Z New York x
press LlnYs Via Jersey Sy l FAEs FsIs e g
s1S sS 3 sns N r. or on bEst6 i0s GLen'0n
schencks, Eddngion, ,Cornweil's Torresdale Homes oil
burg, Tacony, wissinoming, BrdesburE' and Frank
The oag A. M $40 and u oDiSa p M; Lines will run
For Lines leAylng Remington depot take the cars
before departure. 1he of arket street hallway
direct to Vest Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut ana
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street Will run to connect with the S45 A. M $50
and ~ z. NJ. Lines.
BELVIDEka De LAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
IRON KhNsIS6ToN DEPOT.
At 730 A. NJ. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Dunklrk,
ElmiTa, Ithaca, OWegO, Rochester, BinghaLnton, Os
wego, syracuse, Great BEND, MOntrOse, Wllkesbara,
Scranton, StrOudsburg Water Gap, SchoOley's Noun.
tain, etc.
Al 7'S0 A. M. and $3.50 P. n. for Belyidere Easton,
LRmbertville, Pennington, etc, The $50 L. n. Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Easton Tor
Mauch Chunk Allentown, Bethlehem etc.
AT T. n. for Lambertvile and intermediate Sta
tlOns,
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY land
PEN BERTON AN d HIGHT5TOWN RAIL
1OAD5. -
From MARKET STREET FERRY. Upper sIde.)
Al and lO A, NJ 1880, 60, aud 5'SU z, M for Mer-
chantsville, MoUre9town, Hartford. Masonvle.
Vincentown, Birmin sh ham, and Pemberton.
All a. NJ, I3O and $3.50 p. NJ, tor Lewlstow
Wrigbtstown, Cookslown, New Egypt, Hornerstown,
Cream Ridge, INLAY stown, sharon and Hlghtstown.
IL is WILLIAM Ii. 9ATZMES, Agent,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-05
NEW YORK.
A DR1AN H. MULLER, AUCrIoNEER.

II
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY.
CHUBCH, DUANE, AND NORTH STREETS,
NEW YORK, TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
Adrian H. Muller, P. r. Wilkins & Co. will lease
at auction,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1881
Atl2 o'clock NJ at the Exchange salesrooms Nc
III BROA ADWAY,
RY ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL,
THE FIFTY.EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST TIE ENTIRE BLOCK
BOUNDED BY BROADWAY, CHURCH
DUANE, AND WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE
ABovE.MENTIoNED DAY.
This property is located In the centre OF the heavy
business OF the ely, on high ground with dry. sandy
soil, and surrounded by frst-class Improvement
The leases VIII be for term of twenty.one years,
with the usual covenants for renewal, and Will be
similar to those made by the "5AILORs' SNUG
HARBOR," which have always been considered as
most favorable 10 the lessee The advan-
tage of holding long leases property
in the business portion of the city is demon.
stIated by the large bonus which has
been paid for those made by the "Salors' Snug
Harbor" amounting in many almost to lhe
value of the fee The leasing of the
prou erty at auction will afford opportunity this
ia all probability will again occur for procur.
ing leases OF building sites hat must from the con-
staptly Increasing demand for business property in
Ihis city soon be worth large premium, especialiv
as this property is by law
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
JAMES w. BEEKMAN
JOHN DAVID WOLFE,
3H1KsSE E0hEET / ! tasHX1tjHSSSssIoN. aH H1jSSs
JAM ES NJ. BROWN.
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