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TRY our one dollar KID GLOVES, new shades.
chidr.1, 80 and J, seD's GSis 9oSs, L.sn he ts h.
popular RLGERs
nd $50 Broadway. near Eineteeutbs ST. east SIDE
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salis bp Snrtiru.

GEo. A. LEAvirT Auetiopssr
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL AsOr-pl.es and Eishh,t LEAyIrT. sTRBBEIGH
Co. CognGSnKHTI LBRIRks CATlLoeuBD
AUTOGRAPHS AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING Dee B att eloe sale Fine Collection Of
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS DOCUMENTS, SIGNATURES, AS. ke.,
Many n and Of great value. Catalogues readJ.
THJRSDAY EVENING Dee 6eloeE-Sas an ELEGANT
COLLECTION Of BOOKS-bandsome bindint-ILLUSTRATED
WORKS STANDARD and JUVENILE BOOKS sutsbe HOLI-
DAY GIFTS See Catalogue Bools on Exhibition.
DY JOHN III. DRAPER g. Co., Auctioneers.
10 The Delaware LaiswAnBA and Western Railroad Company VIII
sell at public auction at BIehsBsspis On WEDNESDAY 29h
mat, at II O'Clock,
10000 TUNs SCRANTON GOAL,
deliverable at RiIAbsbpOn, ~ j., during Janga 1870
SAMUEL iL0AN. President
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MINIATURE hLNANANs
sur nsts7.g3I sats....... Moou rises i;iz
s.pay Book 2ss Cows Isisn.. 323 Hell S:2l
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N1EWARKIAND NEW .YORK RAILROAD.-

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
IN DEPOT IN NETWORK. Foot u LIBERTY St, Eoth h,er
On and sisf MONDAY. Dee TO- 1863. passenger trains vi" '
f" hr.yK sRw YORK FOR BERGEsAyE-At sic SIS 7iis
TO s.IS 40 g. ao iisA a nj a. q 9: tO sisO
A a 4 IS ll43Dm -,
LAW EEw ToRK PoR wEsr BERGBN-at s'sa 7iie' s'"'
hls WV ytIRk toR ks9 GRK-Ai slS sp 7:ls Iiso
s,iS 70 10, O. ga a. ~, 3 S;" t'' si' v
$40 'iss go VIZ - r. X KICKER Superintendent
M" -.t 't "'. 81" H p BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Situations MantsH -4mralss.

A SITUATION WANTED by a German
~ gto do general homework. cook washer And roneE
City references Apply at No FrtSt. conner Bo.ery
VERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
Uob found at HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE l2 Norfolk st
be- .cen Stanton ani RvBgson.st .... ..... ..
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NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROMF0 0Tof
IN CoURTIAKDT r-For PrILADELPliiA, tiA Canasn p
:. a m vi, West Philadelphia g:so ~ 10 1:D n p
n m Spim g o m Per Baltimore sad Wsshmgoa--s;
. m, lz'ssP s'aO ~ For south A-A ""-si"- NJ
'ToR f1R WEgT--a.lna $50 1870 m. p p
,,r Palace cara ant through 20 Cineinns
hot through daily 70 Louisville withea ensnfe
49, ~ nj 300 D. M through Chicago without change The
rsnsh and dsI SATURDAYS respsd w
az, ar, .u,ehsd The p n traa lsDnH1
'ns. "a es " W. JACKSON, spsnntsndsnt
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qropusaIs.


sfoas can bsecu oAce o. tl CeMpsny al 81 Boadwsy
E.e.iorE JOHN RUFHERFCkD LOW.
D. CULyEk Committee -
Pr,T CTFcE BaFaET1aEST, WAsHNGrOs, D. G. Dee g 1893
PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BALANCES,
ss S sP q Jsnaarr ,a at furnishing LITTER
year from iaJ Of February 1870 Of The fooHiHs
~ Bsaess esabe weighing eight sva9oi. y,shi e
graduated cons qnaer "nes,; o. ns.e y ,, ~ ~ ,s
- - slss,s sts ~ us clss, msy BE- required
. se h r. s i to s ouSoe. opposed @
p aceaTaey strength Durability will be required 10 'A'
- Of sssl acop a,' aeOnpsHy Each b1
AL BIDDER who obtain Tie eoniract WI e IsNiso :" "'
tseS Bsis as be ,eea'si packed box % tFaSspor
ial,p d 'ered Tree Of al expense NE Bank AEs''' "'
Cos 5de n-, @ Vim Fs .rsst,s; q r. b., s1 sstg
ssT,sa,s a,s f' 1,ri vi b. reqair,d to contract.
ss g s9 R e sp Sa'S 1.5 ' .ussSi cause
zee ss nigh, q asea E, Ssss I'D ID T. s
seae sby Or al b h jsapeu' 'bs HisFe''' q 'hs Do
P' Fs. usi se iudo, eayore 'Propess iS Letter
s..Sss ,G s. S''' Ios cefs@EIi asIs
fST WRAPPING I PHPER and
TWIHR-shALED PROPOSALS viii b. received ~ nv pspeTt
g The P se; ~ q T ~ A Of ne fo,toao@ 10 is
vaei States so ,ss ron is Z. Jay pep.b 4 ne
Hl.Bl 1seBey Of ogss Department Al Na'hintea ID
Tss ' :1 SS' s.s.r9 q 4e' '''''
wrsEss f,gs' s ss sS' u.s NE he DsT iasf
wegh pounds and each each s~ :" e"0'~p y
80 realms q ths sane linS " pspsr riO bss sss 70 Weigh
nruRds q She .-t-..,. - a..
81 60 pounds q cotton suitable TNps hard twSa ans
Oounc prrfent
eat1Bg loose sHd tangled ~ transpoitioi4
about opeeighh OF ~
from 70 Eo ponnas eAch am %
oose and neo ~ hnspoiAs
proposals. received each article separately OF 'r al 70
eetheh a.. ,..,,, .us ts,,
ht3der demioed careful eEsunsto9 for ne p OF
essrsnng grsct'cai results be most
o. bspsrmsst -.
More qasass BE- ordered A. ZOE ne
snasteTGenea-
s.-pss articles Ooes nay be
ssppd a. The Bk Agency Of the PostOnee oe
B5ers WIN send san pies articles they propose furnish
aith his Of bis ability 70
spy certificate from Postmaster thai Saeh Guaf
aaiers aTs reliable DersOas - q
I've sunrisuf zin bs required b eAeh eoHaet
article contracted tr or ~ ah
IA Az s sor thsi sonSseed for VII b. considered szt
ereni for fgrieiinre Of ise con1aet "a,
nds uib tbs police VII B Ne considered
reserret the rsbt o. oeeinz rhiea o "
astal rssr no.t 70 Ne interest Of Zoe Depse ase
eug al ids n 10 bic j1ognen' he in'efsa 'h
D<barthsDs require Il. =. - 49,.
s e s1d liz hitter addresses F Asssst Posinsssss
~s1f's JoiiS L. j. cRRswBLL PosfassIerGsOsrsi
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URIE WAY.-Trains will leave Depots
Ia foot ofChs aad foot Of thirst follows
Through Express leave Chambers At at 10 m
and $50 D. m daily; Twenty third st. at 7t3 800
m ard D. ldaiyL nee and improved Drawing koom
Cosehe, w accompany bra0gh to Bunao connecting
Sespinr Coaches through TO Cleveland
Coaches will the 10 train ron
6;90 10 Rochester banAo
asd finrubati A EmgAnt tain leaves dalV At ~.
PorP p nh
SundaJs Tceped connecting Tor "Sek MONT
gomez 6uiiford Pine IsIssd snd UnoBrie
For hdistowD and Wlg. 1857 m tTNsn hst J',9 p M
and NsY stsJ0 daily ssnt''l ga 3
For Sevtarkb Miy AisA $50 and $50 m TWenStt'd'
ct T:4s o. 3:l5 aud 4;ls p M
For susrn Wal and Tsenty.ihirlst 4t3 aud
For Pstsrssn NaT from Twenty hnit Depot al 63 NJ
9:I5s Ils Gi5 D. (aAlTl, 5fs 5il3 and Gas
m Chambsrsst Depot at rs m s:l3 IL L., lS
p m. (d.iy. p a. S;lS D. m and tsG ,. "a
WaV. from TWehtTthirdh Depot a. $3.50 ~
ll;l5 a $50 D 5il5 5t3 No. and $50 p ~ IRON
Chsmbersst Depot II m, p m 9:l3 m - IN ana
~.
For Prhont Msns.y Wa from Tweaybriit Depot at eS
n MAS s3lS o m. 4iIs AS '6sA ~. and
midnight From Chambers stDepot al "a
.1:5o ti3 -e1o n and Saturdays Only III
Ts or psuge Apartments Rocr1 and Sleeping
Bfgag len The 2 so and 9S BfasdSy
.a1s1 Os, 81 ThlnsVs. Harlem,
Putos Broan DePots foot Of ChAmberst lHd foot OF
T.ss, d 81 Rew1srks No EishIsEepiaee and Long DSct
D,pot Jsrsss GU Of the Agents at the principal hOsL
'I' sTo Pieruotf oeh.
wM. BARR. 0sbti Passenger Agtnt /
l. u RTCRRR Getera SupsrintsudeHt
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Gnau Sitamtrs

LOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UklTRD STATES and BRAZIL jAlL sTBAASMf COArANh
R.gslsr NAL Steamers sshAs 81 ts 1sd clever neaai
ABRRIMACK. Cara WIsk. January 81 -
eOUTH AMERICA. Cspt n l. TtTKLULuss IebfHhJ "a
NORTH AMERICA Cspl a. b. esSevs hsthH
sehsdas ans and eA o. NJ ess
Para Bsh and Mo De ass going AL fsisTsnS fs
nsuhso f o o. p..safe apply W
WA h GiRHIsos. Arrest Ne Be-asrUsss. ksv fsrl
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il THR CROMWELL LINZ
osis IH. .f leave Pier Ne EonA River sSssek
D. n, fsllovs: - - .,
CUsT Nelson. FRIDAY December
GRO. WASHINGTON. .Gtg.f.. ..... FRIDAY. JanasfJ
Prsfbt taish for N Lean Mobile AID os',sos " n'eass
CABIN passage go. -
VoT Passage (trn sseont ssssl 81 ffsIyht sPyi'e
n CROMWELL C.. No. ~ Wsstet
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
9rp &nOAs.

6lg 0bbbbs
1870. 1870.
NEw.YEAR'SIiGTFTS.
JAMES MoCREERY & o.,
BROADWAY and BLBvEETHSE, t-
On MONDAY, Die. a,
WILL OFFER THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK
AT
MUCH BELOW ITS ORIGINAL COST,
PRIOR TO TAKING THEIR sEMI.ANsUAJ INVENTORY.
RICH CHENE SILKS si25
REDUCED PROM 81
RICH SATIN STRIPES, 81 90
REDUCED PROM 81
VERY RICH SATIN STRIPES, Sc.
REDUCED PROM o. 81.
RICH BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS,
Asl IS 81 ~ 81 So and 81 IS TO THE FINEST IMPORTED
.. FULL LINE OF
ELEGANT DRESS SATINS,
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
DRESS GOODS.
5000 DRESS PATTERNS PROM o. TO SIS sO-sUITABLE FOR
EBw.YRARs PRESENTS. WILL BIZ ARRANGED ON
TABLES FOR THE CONVENIENCE oP CUSTOMERS
LARGE LINE 0P
BRITISH DRESS GOODS,
2s etG 81 ets eI JUST oNEHALF THEIR ORIGINAL
PRICE. .
ALLWOoL EMPRESS CLOTHS, tOc..
REDUCED FROM 70
SCOTCH WATERPROOF WINCEYS,
50 CENTS. REDUCED FROM si
ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
POPULAR DESIGNS REDUCED 30 PER CENT
SILK-wARP FRENCH POPLINs,
Tets, REDUCED IRON 81 -
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
ENDJENNEC HANnTERDHII
% rs; WORTH 81 So
IREAL POINT APPLIQUE BARBEs,
81 rs; WORTH So So
REAL POINT APPLIQUE LACE,
o. rs; WORTH 81
REAL BLACK THREAD LACE sHAWLs.
800 and SIPS; WORTH sl75 aud s2oO.
BLACK AND GUIPURR LACEs, coIFFURES COLLARS, CUFFS
PARASoL COVERS. FANCY sCARRS, BOWS, &c. &c
ALL WOOL SQUARE SHAWLS,
e. So REDUCED FROM 50
ALL WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
81 REDUCED FROM g.
BROCHE, PAISLEY OTTOMAN, and INDIA
SIIAWLS
AT EQUALLY Low PRICES.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO EXAMINE
OUR STOCK. AS THEY WILL PlSD
THESE REDUCTIONS ARE AS REPRESENTED.
JAMES MoCREERY 6 Co.,
BROADWAY and ELBvENTH.sT.
NEW-YEAR'' PRESENTS.
The u Of the inducements daring pas, wssi has
satisfactory dBOnsste the fact that oserioT
HOLIDAY GOODS AT UNAPPRoACHABLE
PRICES.
ssus Of oar specialnes viii be fospd
PARTICULARLY WORTHY OF ATTENTION
We shall continue sale %
DRESS PATTERNS,
which hv, been subject to the regular price
sold L patterns
ADDITIONAL REDUCTION OF % TO IS PER CENT
We also offer another case Of
EMPRESS CLOTH, OF ALL COLORS,
and very wide They III Ter than
last, and offered the phoe Also
DEDA1NBs cALcoEs.
SKIRTS, sKIRTISG. &c.
Together with large assortment Of
LINENS TABLE CLOTHS.
PIANO COVERS, COLLARS,
LACES BMBROIDERIEs
HAEDKERCHIBPs GLOVES
KPCK TIES
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERGRADUATES.
FANCY GOODS Re. &C.
large portion which purchased aueon and on account Of
comparatively small enabled 70 eel them At IN
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
NOS 3I2 AND STA BowKRY,
oxK DOOR BELOW BLgEcKERsT.
pLACK AND COL0RED SILKS,
sArSs, LYONS vELvErs
BROCHE AND WOOL SHAwLS.
CLOTHS, CLOAKS. FURS
AND
MOURNING GOODS,
N marked down SPECIALLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS spa Orred
such low prices purchaser cannot be
eHsslled.
A eoruPsrsOB Of our prices ia respectfully solicited .
SUGDEN BRADBURY,
NOS 3I2 AND 3I4 BowKRY,
OH DOOR BELOW BLBRCKERST.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
y CARPETS.
FURNITURE
An ~ Ipgr,ps per yard poreroo al WOOL % cents
super iBgB Tbrespy 90 Eugsh TsPesU BIu'ss ~ ~
hs Brssss Ocoth al widths a. % cents per
ysr lace Curtains Core Blankets ComOAbles BED and bedding
81 eQsslly low prices ,,,r ....
$4,000 Of Psrior bray DuHE and Kitchen Furniture h
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sor tb, YOIiSags.

CUCKOO CLOCKS-Our patent and manu-
~ ture American watches prices diamond
gold jev,y reduced prices HFRAEKFlkLD Co. Jssssn
SItb-sve FOuresnht, X ghtb ave cor TveuituIbsI
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HUDSON RIVER Trains leave

II Il Th4nishst fono~si -.
Cbirsgo EIpres Drawing AitaeAed
1910 a Dsr RIpr.ss. DrA~sE tiaehed.
Ann Montfs EIprrs nraWbTfoom attached
Chicago
eai sh,at, va N. & ar, aso L. B & ~ T. RR (DnlJL
m q N Righi RIprso Sleeping stitched . '.. .
100 ~ 2. 10 snd p "a, foathkeepsis Trans ..f.
sAM l:I3 Ard $50 o. N, Pssktkih Trina
1 anA $50 D ~. Stag Stag Trains :. -
e1 100 $50 |. n nm lis $40 and li:Jo H. r'ahsTt
~
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OYG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves !ames-
L. slips ..
I;0I ~ nsl train for oresnport
RosJu GisH C0's Loenfi FAD<i hoEhnssSF ana
EoTbporL -
3p n Rirsrbsad Empress Trrin-
EGrhpoft
So a Cor Esrib lslR .
"a from nuuers Point tor Jimaiea tnd Hampstead
An trana nonn.et al Eraurb for Hen pstsAC
Dcgst Huuhhgon
HehAp"'" ''''' " l. b. BARTON saut
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Station Sa,s Of StaI Gstutt.
j. JoaSsos. IT,, Aaetiosset
ID AUcTToERERs AND

JoaEsoE. IT,, AaetonseE r't
pY JOHNSON a. MIL LEX, r..H
ID AUCTIOERBRs AND
-"".. REAL ESTATE BROKBR6, ..H.T...
Ne EssaAU sT. CEDAR-sf., hSN'ioRL =.
CIV R.sasues Cosug feass and Farms oOpEht sch
rented Leans hsSO Assaoa sale, Of PaIn,ur. he
EACTORY PR0PERTY-Sale under direction,
James 10 OF the order OF
the snprens Court Joseph McRr Aaeaneer s sell a. pubic
Of December 1852 at " o'clock at ucon a. the
RIebange sslesroom Ne III vs In he CITY o. Nes lor Lo
No 1.-The extensive Factory The &Age Mills Nos Bf go aud J
Beecksrt corner The huliug We lighted on
side rrocd ~ mortgage Lot No hsete
adjoining ~ 80 knd extending into Hueso
assh 10 ground rent 30 and tstes oselng On s6
vToa oflease present Income about
Psvs tEEae sh haRz eEeeeH order ean be purchased on
m particulars see large posters. or app 70
p |.... THOMAS ". SMITH. .Er..
THEO. y SANXAY. Counseors
Ha IS wilhAm-st, oSees u ard IA
VINEYARD, Vineyard.-To be sold, by order
oftne Supreme Seab Smith Hortbpcrt
SUI Couutv TUESDAY the 18th day Of Deesnbeg 1909
3aeloek D. H. vineyard sboat 100 $1,000
,s three Sch and furnishing privilege
dwelling house barn, aud onibgilpgs
also arss vine pleasantly situated hu two
Railroad depot Great opportunity for parties TO
purchase Interested In the and vine bngsss
n. & ACKERLI, Referee.
n B-Pales he city disg aitetd the sale take the li
Eorbps train at tie l. X dept ot Of Jahesshp
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Sirambuats anh Euilruans.

Sttambpats ar1 HH1lrrans.
TOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching at
PoRT % ON s'sa% SEW
Go: c5s%Ssr:.ss JAMES Iisk IT, Pr" Prs.dss" ''
Gu VALE: dsn Pssssassr Agent, '
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
a. Boston 5sE G., s'i & siii.s 81
Freight o.. 1as cosse. at Prod'ne. .S Bsss ssa Prov
and Prov Worcester RRs for .I bag rites
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMF0RT.
rsr Boston wor.r riissS1It orsoa unsas., Lowell Law
rae S,,aa' Manchester cOnsoI P.asr BsSsrO aud n'srs
CITY of S cITf eiy sEw-YoRk r-e sg I'd.
... ..-. CITY OF LAwEEScB 1884,,
Sl Leave x,TTsrt s.y Sunday .rsp,.d "toeosI nom
s sS s, ,S sa.s ' ss,,. With K,.,,
r the ,So. point. New northern Norwich and w0ess
ter and Boston. Hartford, and Erie Railroads
70, shoash heLss and rates for freight. apply the onee Per 20
E.vYOrf Oct Is 1852 " 0'''''' 90
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
tonic AID HaDgAueE Railroad Pare sL steamer savss CatbA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
81 LE I DALI RR s NEST
s.,.d and cI.d.d By PROPELLER LINE ron Pier r. ard
wAsisGTos CITY FRRIGHT @ and r r. son Pier No l.
s H% . I .o Gs privilege. .ii route s:
M f1s1 ind Sa ' fC s GOOD BOD
UNTIL UsRD c. W. PRRvBIL Gen ACT.
No 1s2 Broadway, cor Bsreayst. S,v.Yorh
CENTRAL. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
" Passenger and Freight Depot EewYork foot Of Liberty
meets Hampton Jueon With the Delaware Laeksnn and West
Railroad and At Bson With the Lehgh Valley Railroad
D.eiOn' forming dsei line busb and the West vhOOi change
Of ears
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST I'D
SIXTY miles and three hou saved By this Cscnnsh
81 Louis, &c, With but one change Of earA
Silver Palace cars sSfk TpT a SiSS ESSH's
december Is, le6yLeaVe keErork follows:
$50 mFor bastop Bethlehem Wllansport
Whesoae MAhanoy City. Tukhannoek To Sanda WsVer he
I:l3 a. m or Pennington and Phi ipshurz
n-For FeninEon Baston. Bleniown Mauh Chunk wilkes
ton Harrisburg &c. '.. .".
2E m.-FoT Bsston Allentown, lie
$50 nPoT Bion Allentown. Msueh Chunk ssd BslIidsrA
40 n--Por somerville and FsRiugton.
5s p m.-Per somervile
6p m-For Bation and intermediate stAtionA
Up m-For Someyvlls
f;l5 D. m.--For Bsston.
$50 m.-Por Plain6eli
Has m.-For Plaiueeh Oh Saturdays only. -. -. =.
5:}3 b:J 1:lo,
l0;t l4O a. 100 200 2l3 3:l3 $3.50. 500 $780, 49,
- FOR THB WEST
ga m-WgsTERE ExPRE daily leIeers supdiysl of Ehlon
the without
Chicago. and bal change To ST. Lou Counee hHnt
aud the Oil Repou Connects Junction for Str1usonr
Water Gap scranton &C. Connects at hpours Tor hAah Chaa
o. mCscfsSArr ErpRzss daily Ession, Bethlehem, Alien
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnesnah ssep
iEE.ears To Pittsburgh asd Chicago - -,
Sleeping through City 20 Pittsburgh every evening
obtained he ohce Of the Cenirs Kali
road Of NsSJefseT foot OF Lberrst, T. a. No hstor houte
No, 7Si IA $40 BroAdWUih No 10 ana :. We pm
eipal hotela T. klCkAk, Superintendent
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EROM CHARLESTON 70 FLORIDA, via
Il sAYAERAH-TRi.WBBKLY LINZ
T. foo-ipg leave CHARLESToN for HoRlpA via
SAVANNAH three ueek amer trral OF TIE hsriof eaH
sbir I'd he North Eastern railroad train:
PILOT BOY, Qnlsld Routs,) SUNDAY hOJlA0, al
o'eIOck,
DICTATOR sysrr TUESDAY EVENING at 6 oeeE
CITY POINT. ever FRIDAY EVENING. ats oelact
Thugb So be Of al CbssstoG AL ss'IsRst Steamship
J. u. AIKEN q 90.
AFspts Cssrlssiob.
l. J. GUILhAkTtE 4 Co.
q Savsnuah
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- sIAEDwsTER ARRAsGEMEsEon and :n: :. Sssss,i
sls. n ssd Passenger Ger Pstchssass 70 & I
,s2 ~ ,.is. ,SrsusS 70 P.,ehsrss sin Coz hsnsh
:. Ys,a., throu Bsysa An sssassi o. 'aJ shsAn
s.ss'. le A'".ss Lave ''' Any n nouoLAs sussnaisaasal
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nARITAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD.
IL F.s LONG sBRAECH, RID BANK BkICksBykG. aAs'
CHESTER TONG MyBk tS, By ssamsr JkssB hofI'"'
NJ fr:s, - P ~ '''' VIZ xEDaS o.s.r. Manager.
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CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
ST. VII THB ANCHOR LINE
''' from Pier No 90 NORTH River. az u eeeef seen
CAMBRIA .,.-Dss.ubs, rs SoLSnbiA'''' gmly 20 .
CALEDONIA. .,JspusTr INDIA :lAssly 70 & q
AND RvER1 SATURDAY TflgRBAfTkk
-g9U. RATgs OF PAssAok. PAYABLE IN gyhkkhCii IL
r.llu, 20 LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DERRY, $50 al eh
E.,a,s,on a4ksa syed for " nsoths, Bio0 - f".
st,,TaTs 10 Q ssgou or Dsrry, ESQ. fntsrmsdss ga
Py.neld e.rtlkcses tont thee ports. 81. .I III. d
Passenger boaisd 60 ssd from HsneaH Ha"s
p,sn i,susS psysSs any 10 0rts, Britain and Iesd
Per information sppy 90 The steamer iso o. DN' "
"'s S'Dp-S ~-T' HENDERSON BROniBRs
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their warmest thanks" These Britons, who
Wa know never can be slaves, have so long
bsen used to accepting the spiritual
guides which aristocracy provides for
them, that they fall down in ecstatic
admiration of the generosity that allows
them any choice in the matter which most
nearly concerns their souls. What we claim as
right, they consider as an unparalleled
privilege" But the Duke.has made bad pre-
cedent for the dealers in the care of souls in
the established church.
Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Richie. &C., is wri.
ting letters to the San Francisco Chronicle from
Switzerland. She tells q story of newly-mar-
ried co:ple who came late al night to crowd
ed hotel where they could only obtain accom-
modations in the bathroom. A BED was made
up in each OF the two baths which it contain
ed, and the pair retired to rest. An hour or two
later the stiffness Of the night was suddenly bro
ken by shrieks Of distress issuing from the bath
room. Thelady. wishing to summon a servant,
had pulled what she presumed was bell-rope,
suspended over her bed in the bath, when sud-
denly she was inundated by q shower Of cold
water. The gentleman, reused by her cries,
aid not quite comprehending the position,
pulled a supposed bell-rope, which he felt
dangling over his bath.bed to bring him
domestic, but brought, instead, shower of hot
water over himself. 1t was quite dark, and
neither bride nor bridegroom could grope their
way to the door. By the time succor came
they were up to their knees in water.
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WASHLNGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, September 7.-Secretary Raw
Inns funeral will take place ON Thursday.
Governor Walker, with several prominent
Virginians, will be present.
The troops from adjacent posts will be called
in to take part in the ceremonies.
The departments, except for necessary husi-
ness, will be closed until Friday.
1t is understood here that Feuian arms and
ammunition are being used by the Cubans.
GsEooNp pIsPAToH.l
The revenue to-day is $S54. 900. :
Private correspondence between revenue
officials and members OF Congress, it is said,
foreshadows an increase OF the whiskey tax.
The following order was issued to-day:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. q.
As mark of respect to the memory OF the
Hon. John A. Rawiins, deceased late Secretary
OF War, the customhouse will be closed, the
public works under control OF this department
suspended, and the flags kept at half-mast
during Thursday, the 9th instant, the day on
which the obsequIes Of the eceased will be
soIemnized. A. RICHARDSON,
Acting Secretary.
Peabody's health is not much improved.
Fractional currency will hereafter be issued
at thsrate of quarter Of million daily until
pressing wants are supplied.
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HBOFFIUE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, AU-
GUST %, 1s6s-rhis Company is now prepared 10
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, and to become due on
September !, 1869. on the Bonds Of the CHARLES.
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-
dorsed by the State OF South Carolina, according to
the provisions Of Section Third Sd of an Act to ena
BILE the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete their Road, which Section reads 40 fol-
follows, viz:
SECTION 8. That the said Company Is hereby
further authorized and required to fund and redeem
the Coupons for interest OF the Bonds Of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, qua
ranteed by the State, now past due, and that may
fall due on or before the first day of September,
1869 by issuing therefor an equal amount Of their
Bonds, with Coupons attached for interest," payable
semi.anpualiy, at the rate Of seven per cent. per
annum, and the principal to become due In twenty
years after the date thereof. And tia payment OF
said Bonds 30 IN be issued In substitution for inter.
est Coupons shall be guaranteed by the State In the
same manner and as fully as the said original Bonds
OF the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company
are now guaranteed; subject however, to the provi
sions Of section OF this Act.
The Treasurer Of the Company will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday. 11th September, between the hours
of Nine snd Two O'Clock, at the Office Of Messrs.
CAMPBELL sFABRCOK, No. 80 Eroad-street,
and thereafter at Olce Of the Company, foot Of Mill
street. 8. W. FISHER,
August 80 mwf Secretary ard Treasurer.