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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
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Mr.. Lewis G. Morris has sold about. 70 acres
OF land situated east Of CentTaave Westchestc county
laid out II ots % feet wide by 25 deep for $4,000
Mr. Charles HOiiineister has purchased from
Mr. David Harrison for $500 the pr0pery ~ newlo
cLele known Harrson's DOCK, including throe acres
OF land adjoining u.
Mr.. Townsend Poole has sold % acres or
land lying east VI Centralaye, MOrlsania aud adjoining
the property sold by Mr. Lewis G. Norris for $4,000 and
about 40 acres OF au comprising the east part OF the
Loriug Andrew estate, for si0D per acre.
Mr.. C.. ID. Jones of New York has purchased
house and lot Oh the Of Nlntave. aud second-
ST. Mount Vernon. from Mr. w H. Cars, for 5000 Also
lot OF ground FOnrtlrave In the same village rom
Mr. john Berry with view Of erecting upon IL large
building, to be occupied as shirt manufactory
The work of macadamizing the old Boston
Post Road has been commenced Two squads OF men
ere now employed upon it-onc near Dr. COektys III
Rye, the other POrichestor. The bridge WuIch III
vides Rye Manaroneek, over which TINS ROAD runs,
is In very bad condition that the huthOfles nave
been obliged close up OF its Sidewalks Ihe peO-
Die are loud IN their demands that the bridge be inbe-
dately rebuilt IL is also suggested that more appro-
pirate name be given to the road than the one when IL
now bears That is, IL ia thought obsolete ana
since tic road is intended to be grand boulevard, II
should Dc named accordingly.
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LITERARY ITEy S.

ahe death of Sir Henry Ellis who was for
many years the principal Librarian of the British Museum
announced lie dted Saturday, jan TO- and having
born in 157 90 years Of age so FAR back
q 1900 he received appointment III lue BRUSH
Buseum In 1876 BE became Keeper OF TIE fhteu BOOK
Department, from witch 10 afterWatd removed 10
the Department of MSS in 1897 he succeeded Mr. Plauia
Principal Librarian, from which post lie retired upon
pension IN 1856.
An interesting book announced In England
is the Diary OF Mr.. Crabbe Robinson, who died fes
years ago OF the age OF o. Throughout his long fo he
kept mirute diary. His acquaintance with all the III
erary meUOf hts lme, both OF his country ana OF
some others was so vide TO he almost BueXanIled
He well known in connection with the Lake Schoo
aud as GOethes friend Much valuable and curious MS
tory Is DC found IN these recolect0ns Dr. Sade -
editing the manuscript, and the book VIII be assued ny
Macmillan early IN the Spring.
The lazy system of reprinting the trade eul-
tons" Of Important books has been honoraoy OroAe
through by Messrs Routledge in securing the services
Of Professor Morley for their edition OF epec-
tor" The text that originally sseS Win the Iaue'
Corrections OF be Authors introduced IN loOt notes
lessor MOreys introduction is very inefesliDg ana
complete monograph Of this episode In literary history
Full aud abundant notes explain all the illusions
winch neeH or deserve explanations The type is very
clear though small and the retention OF the capitals al
the beginning makes IL far easier TO read than
book similarly printed in the modern manner
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1869.
REAL ESTATE.
yew.yonK, saturday, Feb. Q, 1859.

gEw.YoRK Saturday, Feb Q, 1859.
The property struck down by the auetloneefs
at the Exchange on the Ave business days OF 'hs
foot up over 81 ioooOo some bogus sales are counter ~,
but eyesi II these we're omitted the pusloSs "o' NV
larger than that OF any preceding weeA tns car
sales include NJ New-York property so'V,7oo ploO'
property s9a i5; Wcstchestor County lands $3.50 bay
5000 lsip H. D lots, $il3 Orange aInount OF sales
last week was s0ln3o6 In tho dalectical "
The Herald prices Ttill continue hPPovnno,'cee pro
spasmod.eay go but IN IegGinr Tnot the market as
may he by study Of the full repO m ~, ,ha ,,o,
on Monday Messrs Beecker son VIII oner Tue piu d
NJ graund an the sferly corner OF Thrdaye ana
Tirtiethst now occupied by Messrs Louther brotner
as coal yard Mr. Miller Will pnt up at the Same t.ie
tho William l. HINT homestead farm. consisting on ~
acres. situated in Wcstclester county; anu o. Iii
se Inc bndmgs on lots Nos 10 and 172 Chathanst, on
the line of the WOrthst. extension, tne p"'7 " ~
Tine olowin are some particulars OF buildings In pro
OF construction the upper part OF the lsla
Ry " az Onehuu9fel'ap
frsisL fame building z2Sil cost saOO On oaehnoaIsa, Dt
} $50 s N VIE so HSDis b. ar fiona. Farrell The
e.,; & Of On ind ed Z, s Il r taS on s south side
rd St. th5se'Gy ram SuE vi. -. Onfs
de Of three story frame building elil
s,c !, Basement s1. Of and b lie 22i
Cost Lakins Co.. TIRE Sry 0rlsS oS
s n Hi Hs 4Ssio cost s4c By Mr TSOTa: VII
seventh and Eighth ase brick houses tgsors' h WIZ
browu.stOue Easements; 2lx4Di cost, t49Vo by
Observation-Disclosures Ghst fourstory eroThStoHe h S
taldg 2Iso cost SllcO By Mr IL n rs ays e.. 81 , H'
Moth de VI onsundrsdand hTtyhntst between fa an
yt ur sesaH. oaI.Gy h9E.s'Gns .G't nnt S
ngs each side Of these measuring altogether SnA0J aug
buildings NewYorE City north o. SiIysnhst b. Miss hisge
Msei an eaut front building 'hree stories high on
Finn aud slHtlaTesl SIZE
xI2a iett cost $1,000 Mr. T. GARRISON threoV oIoA
building on toe Of OSe rtveuseyeEthst eus'
sllfO By Mr. Harrison tseesoy bgwn'ohe lfou spuse,
M basement sou side Of one ss'euhsI
M 2r5l fe 5000 By Mr. Rayhoa fourstgy brown ,hs
pt building A,h ,aeui side Of one huEded ahdtNeniy
ssTeuthst size 2GIi6 feet; cost Sl2OOJ.
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CIfr oghEwfoEK. DEPARTMENT on PIsINcK : -
rnItDT ~ oy iaIn CouRrIiOuss PAEK cLanb.sS
SOBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that al,
rsrs1nl Tn. now due Paid a, n, en,s ~
aNpkhS :. SMITH esq Attorney Tor the Collection Of nrs'
sl be found once 'Hs o"oAi Hhhsg 20 such
NO person ost TIE ,.d Attorney N
" nch arreit eIeept In Of wsrr.p n,S
we a.r.s. % whom directed viii br, I.ss
ahenH 70 eoet Toe mount included hsrsio And Iii
iofe Issued 70 enforce the sny Per,osl T,.s %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hsS'forK, Jahu.y TO- 1899 " '"
BERNARD sMYTH. Receiver
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7prprsr a5 cents per line for each insertion:
Ie,RIST s2 per nne; ecMrWBEKLr TRrBuSh - es an.
- 1' .bouts fen words line. atler Ihe mrs
Inc which usually contains only four or nVe "ora7
Terms cash n advance
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Gprparatiux Nrtitis.
NORPORATION NOTTCE.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO.
pants all Houses aud Lots improved unmpoyed Lands
thereby that the following
lodged the Office the Board Of Assessors for examination by all
interested
I-For hudBg Sewer In 53deet 9Th sth .res with
10 3th-aye.
2Por building Sewer 2davs, from Iht and through
TO u
building Broadway, bet Worth Leonard ct.
and betSseu Franklin and Wbitests
Nhfe building sewer Ia l6tst bet 3sve and Irving
5hFor building Seth 10th sta
eh-Po regulating aud grading s6tlst between lsiave and
NE limits embesd by such Assessment rnende all TIE several
Houses AID Lots Of Ground vacant Lott pisces and parcels Land
uAted
sThe f57de Madison sthsres also th.
SIDE Of bet SD and Sd and both sides Of SD
4lh and 5thAves.
a-Bo sides of2d4ve bet Th snd 7.hs also both sides OF
7bs bet "a AID Slaves so the west ds Of Asye and the
side 3dAve distant half the block north Of 18th
the side Of point distant half the block south U 18th
3Both sides Broadway Franklin wslkers,a from
Worth LeonAdss and lot the OF Leo srd
Broadway.
4n-Lo 1875 i2e I2 and 2o l6thsreet
5-Both sides Of Madison from 39h TO 10th
north e 81 6h AID both sides OF 65:hstreet point 25D
o. Madison the north side Of 9th point distant
$50 feet 81 4Aye also both sides Of 6Shst from Madison
4tb-ave
gBoh sides Of s6ihsireet point distant bal. th.
block Of Avenue AGo to the extern, Of half tie block
seoting
All psons whose affected by above named A
and Who opposed to tho either
TO prese. their objections writing TO Isaac O. Hunt Chsmau Of the
kosd II Asesors their once No. ~ Chambers street
New House within thirty this notice
Er RAssISoS s, FiEp Board Of Assessors
Eor I'd ~ f.Hofse
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Persons having real estate for sale to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro.
perty, will ind IL to thor interest to advertise in TIE
TRIBUNE lite aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and In addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE will be found not only In NewYork and all It's
elites and villages. but every State and Territory
within the Union Tho advertisement should be made as
brief viii allow OF the advantage offered being to
the reader We would especially dwell the fact that
the subscribers for tho three editions Of THE TRIBUNE
Daily semiweekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all Glasses. The
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention the reports OF sales
OF real estate both the city aud country thus adding
greatly TO the value OF its columns as an ad yertsng mo-
dunn. The charges for advertising follows DAILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
r. HAkhlSOh RhkD. Board OF Assessor
GUERNSEY SACKETT.t
ORce Board Of Assessors New Court Psbusry5 1869
orTica OF ceTsIs,lQsnn AII: 4..E,,4sy7'

OfFiCd COMsISsloNKR TAIKs AssKbsNENTsl
No 81 Cbamhersst., kKvYOKK. Jan g. 1861 :
NOT1CETO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is hereby
In that the Assessment Rolls Of the Real Estate Of
the CITY and County Of SeriOrh for the 1869 will bo
speeion and aud amer MONDAY Jan H. 1863 will re-
main I'll the 9Th da Of April 1863 for srorrecou
ard the equalization q TIE assessments Of The Aforesaid real ana
estate Of the CITY County 81 Newlork All persons them
solves 10 be AggneVed make application "a the
during the above mer.eped in order the relief povsd
BY law The at q 1883 provides that during the time tie looks
De open to Pablo inspection, hereeeorr provided application
may be made By considering bsef tggeyei b
sd Va nation 81 bis 10 have the
eetsd zach application be made relation tie
o Of ta estate he made writing stating ground
and tbeupon the Commissioners shall examine int the
ana ~ III their judgment the
cause Tue sane to he corrected II such application be
70 VIC sssS valuation Of personal estate the arl ant shah be
usuef DATA y the sad Commissioner who shall be authorized
.uel os'hs or any Of them and his their Judgment
sseas hefIoneous they shall 10
~ W. San, Of such assessment they mar believe Just aud
eee'ion thereon within thirty sneh application
nave besh nsde TO them a b, ad by h Hoard ~
o. any assessment Ibis
us sha Appehr under nation thar the nay az
va. unable 70 aehs within the period prescribed for The orree
'A ~ " reason OF nefness OF absence from the city'
J. W. ALLEN, DCoTui.sou.rs Of
J. W. BROWN ) T1Ie. sni
M \
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Sruoklpn gtal 6statt for Sat.


TOR SALE-In BROOKLYN, near DR.. Guy.
Church the hill South OIforst beautiful three story
HOUSE anil LOT Wit Fucb roof containing all the modern improve
built IN The Gothic design With
reprinted and
STYLE without regard Of nearly
5000 aud feet orsr The location uRsnrpasd aud street
Belgian bfore the LIST Of May
TeTns liberal For psrpits aud fi particular spplJ TO
ALBERT II. SICoLAY. No % Pne-st. n Y
EOR SALE-TwO-story attic and basement
II frame HOUSE dld peak 10 and all 10
ride from AL ferries House thoroughly built and IL good
neishborhood. Terms $3.50
J. JOUkDAN. No. ls Aontaguest, Brooklyn
EOR SALE in Bro0klyn-SEVERAL LARGE
Il PLOTS in the Ninth Eigheeath s
ond Wards Pots on Bate W.reu Wehce nesr Prospect Pak
Ptpt Quincy Hickory cambridge aud DeeAturss Broadway
Bu'hwi Atlantic SAratog1 loPsnoo Frsnk. Ca'son, Grand
~ A. rutland Co., no Beekmanst, ~ y
EOR SALE, BROOKLYN-Elliott-p and
Fort Greue place each complete threestOy BRICK HOUSE
aud cellar eonssrg AL the modern improvement: aud
splendid Also brown stone HOUSE, well oced-a ba
immediate III. NO. Di
u Portland
LOR SALE or TO LET-ATLANTIC DOCK
STORES Mo-. and g. doung Hamilton Ferry. Apply TO Wh.
n. CLARK. No 10 Will'mst
HANDSOME LITTLE HOUSE, all improve
meuts 10 hest Of iia only S6,SOO terms RIDER
ALLEN No, 80 Finest, and l,6 Futcaave, Brooklyn.
1.-TWO pretty Houses, full lots, Chestnut-s ST
Cars pass door, cay 81 500 casb RIDER ALLES % PiDes
FJNHE first class, three-story brown-stone 'front.'
hghbAenebt DIV BLING. No % Smithst Brooklyn, 26rss
with oIls Lot 2i4; excellent order, With all modern
proveme aud eerenevs not usually found The
particularly we'll adapted for Phanso Dentists 0mee For SALE
without furniture For and permit apply the
owner, e. r. DuRKBB No JS Waierst corner Pine N Y.
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JMP0RTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Ti,,s.I tisHHE gsLePs should provide themselves with
Ks HANDBOOK q y fEhaSoKs FErRiDsE, pnss o. So Tbs
Tie eny complete gu beck Of pablshSi In s
Arfl'A A0s0sEs FSsh s made entirely every year
htREht PHRASE BOOK; Or HANDBOOK TRLvEL TAX
lt use a,s'I and schools Ia KBghh 6srmss snd
ka.h y ". PRhBEeEH FETRIDss, price 81 90 HARPER n
SkOIhk1. PnelshsfL For sale By all BcolsensrA
FOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE :
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CL0II IH WRINGERs Of all kinds repaired,
"aiaOia G. BROWNING No. "a Coartapdt, At N "
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EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
DVkEfIgs " THE QUINCY WHO,

BAlLAACaE PHILLIPS fublshs1n
os1s " n?F AsassHsE The esaatsa Of The QUINCY WHO
SrU es oeep egsiy increased and no1 spnss
ga xlssgVh "'a hlhon sho norm
fas WHO e publthsd to1a daily sss w.,.l, I,,,..
GtsspaYtL hsEtbhesa . nohte4 = ''." HAhhnFeAAss
70 nneA FeeiA9 Of Commercial ksyn a, att,
,sss 'ssy 70 s ssssa department oGs,J Is. s
AttsEpb kfff 100 niles above tes .ssoN - ee ee
Seis - peirt 81 population and business importsps, % w I'M
sos hinDsrt about 1900 scala Several hundred nav
settd sntay Ihs railroad bsofs 10 nssrlT
~ ib fra gs AZ shieh aos Missouri are Seg
A TIE bab 81 oEt ereaaeQ distributed thsfoIorns
E5os aa-sos kSsT keDssOugh. seAaJIsr Herr,
hHosr-seotsBa Clsrk buHiYsu Adajr K,ox -. IL A.,
sss,1 saiss hs9fos, Lvhgssn. Chsrtep 0runJy ' "H'
iens, ~ fle:ut ~ very p0doFsts. Aadrss.
NNA'AA fhiLlRs rubn,hss oSisg whis. Quincy, IN
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
~ 800 a IN Mail Train Tor 0fssbporL
1910 a m, Northport, Huntington, and Glen Cove
300 p. Brpr.ss, Rvsfhsad
t;oO p Horbpori, Huntington, and Glen Cove
$50 p H.. Psrmingdss and Wty Stations
All viii branch smpttesd SUNDAY TRAIN
Q for thpOrt.H Hunt mt and len Cove

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For NewHsyen aud bridgeport g. (EI) 1850 l7is EI)
(BI) 3:4s, t:25, and (EL) .
Milford STAFFORD Phs:d Southport and w.,ipor r;o.
m; 3:t5. AS y.
pof Sor..i O. (EL)s, 1850 a m ia:i' (gI)3 CEI) ae.
{:25 (EI.) 330, w. iEr) p m.
Por D.rieu T. iI:36 a. m 3;ls. l;2s. s:oopn
For Stamford. g. (EI) O. 1880 Hl5 RI) AIS D. EI)
3:45 <:25 (EI) 4t5, $50 $50 (EI) m. ~
FOR Greenwich and intermediate stations ll:5 AIS 3
t;+3 $3.50. $50 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston via sphpEted. ga m (EID (BL), spm.
FOR Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 (KI ls "a
For Hartford AMI Springfield ga NJ Oh l;l3 (Er)spm
For Connecticut River Railroad (EI) l2l3 To Montreal
2. H. To Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence aud F,hin Railroad EI) i1s
D.
NewHaVsp, Esx-LOpdon and stOnugtOn Railroad, ats m
l2;l5. }, D. "a.
For Canal Railroad N, n:l3 SOrh,nptou and VII
bsnsburgh
For HousatoBie Railroad. . m, and o. n.
POr kaugsiuct Railroad, a. ~. 3, (EI t25p m.
For Dsnbuy aud Norw ak Railroad, 7, a. 423 m
For New Canaan Railroad. a. m. l1;l5. AS p.
Colnmodious SseplEg Cars attached 10 p m. train
JANIS f.. HOYT. supsrinendent
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- ~
On and h'sr December 1853 the trains will follows
Vile snd " ~ SanoBA 49, -
5H ~ EiTIe. Tor Jim,a Ps.nalrs Corneu Dstunswlle
Msrres South Oyster Bay all goas East s.ys except
Wildwood - $780, -
fsp m Mail and Accommodation lsip aud all Stations
$50 p. m, Accommodation 10 Jamaica
TRAINS FOR NETWORK:
Leave I'lip $50 a. m, Mail and Accommodation.
Leave ssJvihe 72sL m, Krpre,.
Leave sv'hs 1880 p M, Ma. and Accommodation
Trains from jamaica 73o, s3s s0a m and 5ospp
P'ns1s for Bay PORT Blue Point P.,ehOsus aud B.l.ps win
-.'''~sn'' abe ''iS n RoBT. WHITE supsiatsndsnt
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Just Ready:
DEEP DOWN.

DEEP DOWN.
TAyE OF TIE CORNISH MINES.
b BsItErYSE,
Gashar 81 Fsbips ss.v silver Lake" The Coral Island"
a. . ., ,l,s
Fo' SD b. a. Booksellers ., ), 9 -. sy mail postage free on
No~ rs sra III NsrKst,si Philadelphia
g'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.
al, popular Annual Is r0s ready contains:
Facts for tie Year Belsss Tides. FeaSts kc
Regular Ciit o. Rising and Setting Of Sun and Moon, High
wt'er sd c'slfes oTil Neon for all the country.
III TIE Inphrah Ta Of President johnson report Of all proml
roln party divisions the question:
" PsHLc, Platforms ofI8. g. viz;
A-ya.o-f Regublcaa Platform at Chicago
a-r-oee.lags ofths Convention
s.-Lat.sll O. Ace, IaBcs by Gen. Grant and Mr. Collar
Ns-DemoeIaue Platform at Tahnany Hall, NeW.YoTk
G-.ts long Struggle for CANDIDATE with the several
ballots and SEA- result
b-L-t:-,. Of Aeeeptsloe BY Gsv. Seymour and
e-Gs-- Bis.fs celebrated Brosdbead Letter
LA I,,,e :. s ~ ,, # Congress-; full "HoP'' Of al
VI Cabinet MelLsrsSr1I CourMmers 10 other countries
vi Tho XLtb Cougess-Lst Senators With poles
sslFsssss and GHe o. expiration Of terms
Ln fyeEgVl q tie lioas Of Representatives with States
III Ike fLIn Corr1el
Lot ofssls.ors .r chosen, politically slassissd.
Lat Of Members ths House Of Represeutsives By States,
Dtlncss aud poites ss ar As elected
II TBtres AGss-CoBdlou Of the Public Debt Oeany
e.srrt % Congress
expenses oth Government from the beginning
Ne kebt.icn
4 Ths several states Population number OF Electors Capt.
M Governors fp1ites tenOtsl, their Siss5 time their
sip,re. days OF meeuug 81 Legstnes DAYS when
Ste Eseuo-4 Carefully corsrted present
Al FoItss GoveruushArea, Population Rulers Titles
Accession, sli forms " G0iemnent
XII EsSot vote for
0rsni aud Novembs 1858 compared
Llacolu aud Mcclellan 1854
oEsL retains by Cou1t Of Governors or other
lsst4F Stale offers iu ll6G.
oRet returns BY Coultss 10 1863 for
hsntsrsof Ccsgress With political division candidates
State LsEslaiarsI-s.ir political divisions in Senate and
HouEa
Eu Hsstpt Elections Delegates Congress other ose IN
euT urHiy EovirE Tsrrtenes
XIV. sunnirv %
each STATE, and Tie vast atrssse In 1868
FTEWs have tafb euusua our record az h o.,
rvsn IN l&s srtfty eouptts aud
tr h FSsdspi And CoGs has dresy from the
eeest ard certified ~ hs s1csr
At tIact ss AT ss and
sss syarSa 10 approach ssasy pOsabs rssalt
PHss % cent eOpL Tor sale BY all Eewsmsa ..r
ssyss pSfi PAD to Dollar ordsn viii the order Of
tlsir iSseptiSs.
As.rsu orders, with rash sslsses. to
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoURTLAhDTSTfor PHILADELPHIA via Kensegton $50
p NJ VIA Csnden p 4p m. via West Philadelphia Ia m 10
H., 2:D NJ, ~, 10 night For Baltimore and wash
ingon-340t m R:p $40. FotSouth and Southwest
$40 81, gl0s m.
PoR TIKI wBsf-s:loG NJ i2:1o p. ~ $40 m sp m'
The $50 aud M trans through 70 CunnsI and Chicago
.ith but one change S, PS.e. Sleeping Cars r.ia
og Cincinnati and Chicago without ehsuEs daily Saturdays and
sunois excepted and those days train Tb, She onJ
ns running through Chicago BY evening lines Dsy)
y w. JACKSON. General superintendent
RARIIAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Toms River. he - - "
By steamer JsssB HorT d.y except Sundays at O'clock
w 8 sHRnEH Co La...,a
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Legislature, which bring the party into dis
grace and contempt. If the party supports
such men it ought to fail, for, whatever its
pretended principles may be, it has in
reality fallen to the Democratic level,
and party fealty represents mere scramble
for the loaves and fishes. We have taken our
position on this subject, and we do not in
tend to be frightened or silenced by the noise
OF the big war drums that are being sounded
as the day Of election approaches. We have
ample assurance that our course meets with
the appreciation of the good men of the Re-
publican party the men who have given and
do give it all its real influence, and that our
only opponents are those who make a trade
of politics, who have no principles whatever
except to obtain Office at all hazards and a
few timorous, so-called Republicans, who
have no opinions of their own, who follow
blindly the professed party leaders, and who
echo at every election the old Democratic war
cry of ''Vote the straight ticket" There are
Bourbons, who learn nothing and who forget
nothing, in the Republican as we'll as in the
Democratic party, and it is the Republican
Bourbons that give the most aid and comfort
to the enemy
The most critical examination we can give
to the pardon record of Governor Geary only
confirms our conviction that the pardoning
power ought to be taken out of the hands of
the Executive. The mGj0rjty Of his pardons
acre granted for the most ,faiooJOus reasons,
and at tile instance Of a class Of men soho had
their OaCn ends to SerUe by recommending
c7fnafRdls to lbs cIemency-saen aohO, from
the Frequency soiM ao'sich they appear upon
the record, might not uayusHy be entitled
professional pardon brosers, and the reward
of more than one engaged in this disreputable
business may be seen in Objectionable nomi-
nations made upon the Republican ticket, and
which we have yet to see denounced by the
Bulletin. Perhaps our contemporary will
give us it's opinion on the black sheep after
the election. We prefer to denounce them
before.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-21

Our Democratic morning contemporary
fair test of the intelligence fthe 80, ,OO0 Demo-
Gratis of the city is afforded by the fact that it
has the field all to itself-is in very amable
mood because it has ''never seen more gene
raj satisfaction than is caused by the action
OF the recent candidates in ignoring every
personal interest, and calling on tile pyOpey
political authOrity to place suck ticket be-
fore the public as will command the support
of all sections of the Democratic and con-
servative people of this CITY," 1t neglects,
however, to mention the trifing circumstance
that 1.-THE recent candidates" regarded them
selves as ''the proper political authority" for
fixing up the new ticket, and that Patterson,
Brenner IL Co. is merely a change in the name
and style of the firm of Ahern, Stewart & Co.,
without any corresponding change in it's real
personnel.