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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03
Written for the woaKIEsnAN's ADvsoATs'
Trade and spade


A score OF years have passed away
Since Charles Aackay wrote 81 ade and Trade,
Yet spade sill de yes amid the clay,
Ger which trade spreads its blighting shade.
It sslses on the crop Of grain
And boards it 10 a mighty staI.
while spade stin suffers huaser's pain,
Till army worms consume Il all.
Il seises On tie crop of wool
Aud bsArs II to the distAn, loom,
Then stores with cloth the warehouse fad,
And leaves the spade in sl'lly gloom
Il seises on the cotton down
AID bears II DER the briny wave
And spins 1t Ia the wretched town,
And leaves poor spade hspl-Bs slAve.
1t takes the FAX and glossy silk,
And leaves % aaade the swlndle tow
II takes the batter, cheese S~d milk.
The grape and wine With spartiiag glow.
Il tskss the honey from the eel,
And leaves the bee 70 gather more;
1bus spade stiL desves trades hoard 20 swell,
while lsft mesgrs winter store.
Trade has no he.rt,--sat brains and esesi
It's blood is drawn from tolls rich veins
It's soul the soiierasIx supplie'i
Is glory rises ff6m It's pains.
But, toIler, bast thou still hsartl
Has spade sill left an tdse OF steels
Then take thy toting broiher's part
MAks trade It's mean dependence feel
Be shalt thou win the harvest back.
The silk, the honey, aud the vine
And be who tolls shall never lack
A home beneath his sbeltering vine.
"WhO Will not work, ne'er u. :. 3 eat, b"
Said Paul, who preac he'd white making tents
Let Jack Plane eser that word ret sst
To idlsrs, who demand their rents.
God gave the earth TO men who toll
Said, ''he who builds the house. shall otoa :"
But Cain slew Abel, seized the soil,
And called Gods heritage his own.
That brothers. blood cries n en the round,
-, toll, hast thou thy brother slain
Remember, fo- tiny brother wound
All earth and Heaven E-ner pain u
Then take thy brother ny the hand
For osiu and trade = n build the town.
Sc shalt thou re pcssess lhe land
Ard glory 81 Thy lahore crown!
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03
fro BIZ coxrIsUxD.l


We gather she following item from let
Fer from Wisconsin:
"The men are ordered out two hours be-
fore day, and kept as work until two hours
after sun down, under she surveillance or
the overscer, who notes and reports 70 the
foreman, and upon bis report depends the
Icontinuanee of the laborer in his situation.
Hs seldom makes IN unfsvorsbIs report un.
Gil man has been st work for some time,
and has good bill due him. 'Vnoever ID
reported BY him. 10 informed 5y the boss
tbst bis wages 10 too high --that be must
work for less, Or 90 and, n hs qsit, he wilI
have % lose what is doe him, and pay his
way ont.0
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03
SATURDAY EVENINGS
for their oouEenianee
Means for Idontifying pepositors

precautions are takeu ant rds nsdc fhai he may
s'watshe i3entfei and th IN a book is lost
the uwuar thereof cannot be dctrsuded.
rhg business 81 this Institution s confined exclusively
~ 5he receipts carr Savings Deposits ana Fu nds
deposited n trust No Commercial Or General Bank-
Ing busirirss Is tranRscted.
certa proporfiaa Of the funds Invested by loan
upcn real estate in The city Of Chicago III masking
ans preference is always given 20 AppHeailuna frcn
Deposirrs ~ small lans VINO have accumulated ID the
nstitu i0u sgiCien funds % pay i0r lot r' ground
and desrs 70 rgrrow s9ueihinE more g. aid them ~
erecting buidiugs 90 be used pcrmAnsut homes for
themselves and fam lies.
ss-Mon-y remisted ~ Dran Europe or elsewhere
for D-p1sitcrs
Rs-The Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected BY com
mities depostors 10 his Institution, may be st
the Sa4lngs bsnz
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03

Supposing one-half OF the last item were
nickel coin and the other half copper, we
readily discover that the cost Of the former
in metal Il Sl37 ,070.8O, and that tue latter
cost 10 metal $l7l, 1888 50, making a total
Of $30S, ,409.30. Ii we add for the cost Of
coming SO cents to each one hundred dol
lars, or $8,566.92, we have as the result Of
last years coinage OF nickel and copper
alone, profit to SONG one of 81 1896, ,40S.7s
Queryi What has be OF this large
sum? who can tell ard further more,
when will these coins be redeemed, and
where2 Gold is not thus over valued 10
coming, but If it were not for the stamp of
the government, it would not be legal
tender, even under our present laws, nor
would il pass current as money, at any
thing near it's soin value.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03


A Posr OFFcE INcIDENr.-A New York
lester contains Ibis sEnry:
An incident occurred AZ she post otiee
here tue other day, which illustrates the in.
convenience 20 the poor from livins % far
from ths business centre. "A very respect
able locking woman made her appearance
at the post office window and inquired Tor
an advertised letter for her husband. Tha
letter was prodaeed, and the clerk asked
where toe i---ar was fr0mY
:" ireland, ie replisI
rnis IS IS" be said "but you can not
haye ~; it l. attended for your husband"
" But he can not come far it," was the re-
ply We 1--we on Eighsy-6rst street, aua
ne would be Obliged to lose a hall days
work"
TIE clerk wa sorry, but couldn't help II;
IL was the law.
Bat," she demonstrated, you are not
open early 10 the morning, and be cannot
lose his labor we have i've children. had
70 leave my baby with the woman who lives
near me, and IL will cost me quarter, 600.
The postman took the letter o. where we
used 20 live; that ID how be1rd of it-r
fhe clsrk shook bis head and che woman
left, sob5ing, saying, I" have not heard
from home for . pear, and now shall NOS
hear &C 49,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03
THIS INSTITUTION Is
Exclusively a Savings Bank !
NO OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSLATED.
Sons as Small as One Dollar !
VII be received from aHy persou, ana Bank POOt VIII
ts furnished Without charge

VIII re received from aay person, and Bank POOE viii
bs furnished without charge
Married Women.
Ara Minor children Deposit money, 50 that No oas
chs can Draw il.
Societies.
MAY deposit Money from time to time and before making
the hrst Deposit, may Provide BY Vote, hOv and BY
ths Resolution b. furnished 70 the Savings Bauk 30
Money sl be pad. unless i1' provisions are stIicty
complied Sith.
Depositors.
Whether Foreigners Or CEsns have she sane Rights IS
e. PROPERTY and "a ease O Death, any Money % their
Credit vii be pad % their Legal Representative,
whether they are IN this country or elsewhere.
Wills.
Printed Forms of Wills have been prepared By the Conn
81 of NE Savings Bans NJ ihai any Deposltor may
legally designate some who may take Afgs Of Biz
MoneS and PupertY sud be Guardian Of his Children
pense Bay be avoided An 'fcer Of the savings Bank
lwitbou charge Tor his servIcesI prepares w for
any p Pc-itor applying
Interest
s.. the rate Of TX per ceut per aouum, paid oD all
of Five Dollars q more but interest Is only paid
tue hsyear Day hst on TIE hrst daY q January.
and On the hrst day of July, IN each year.
Interest is Estimated
from the half yssr dsy ior every month thai the
amount then % deposit has been in the savings Bank
the interest is called for Il s credited The inter
cay a isposit. be rate ui interest is
allowed oD aii sums shether large Or smAh.
If Money Is Drawn Out
between the baifyesrIy days, osly
stppet an 50 much n is thus dras ont net N whzt
retlsiEs
Notice
Is not ordinarily reqnited before money Is drawn,
Sufficient funds kept available TO gay DrpoeiLors
when they SAINT 70 heir money but The RisBT 70
quire dee 4 reserved. for she purPoss 81 preventing
- runs which allowed.
Working People
need no. lose Any time, the Savings Bark is kspi
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03
Incrustauou IN steam BoIIers.

The nRgiassTing says Have any of our
readers tlIed the effect Of introducing pOLa-
toes into tneir steam boilers, In order u
prevent the formation Of scale We ex-
amined n few days ago boiler that had
thus heeo treated, and We must cay that the
result appeared most perfectly satisfactory.
The boiler referred 70 was one which mad
been In regular work for fourteen months at
The warehouses Of Messrs. Couch and COas-
ems, Of London Nai, and during that peri
od Ehe malhole cover had not BEEN removed
The boiler vas a single hued Cornish one,
worked wEth water sapplisd by tue NsS
River COMPANY, aad il mad for some time
supplied steam TO two eight horse engines
employ ed TO word the hoisging machinery III
the establishment. When We examined the
Interior Of the boiler it was perfectly free
from scale Of deposit Of any kind, the plates
having black and sDmewnat greasy ap-
pearanee, and the corners a. toe jJints aud
the hammer marks ar0und the riVet heads
being As clear and sharp 40 when The boiler
was trst SEE 20 work. MIR. |. Riley, who has
charge of the boilers and machinery IN the
premises, Informed us that bis practice had
been 20 simply introduce into tine boiler
weekly four penuyworth, Or about couple
Of dOzen pounds " potatoes the comm0n-
est kinds being purchased, as damaged, OF
even diseased POTATOES we're found 70 be al
good 40 any othres for the purpose. lib,
boiler wss blown off every week, and on Il.
being redIled the charge Of potatoes was IN
| troduced into the s.fety-valEe, the s'mur
phies" being merely cut when necessary t,
enable them 10 be passed through the open
\ ing. The efscE Of the potatoes vas founs
90 De 20 cause all the solid matter to be de-
rosited BY the water il The form Of an ex
tremely hae powder, which was completeI'
removed when the boiler vas blown Of.
/ OF the manaes in which the potatoes ac
IN preventing the formation Of q hard scale
We have ne; yet been able to arrive at saI
isfactofy ex pianatiOn out that they do pre-
I vens it is Q TACT which lt 10 well WORTH whll
10 record, particularly as, unlil some otns
''Preveutatives,' they give rise % 40 ID
sjarious action on the boiler plates or Ii
ungs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03

CrRs FoR EARAcHE HE-Tnere il hardly auv
ache TO whisn ehildren are subject, 90 bad
to bear and difhealt 70 cure, as sal ache. Bas
here is remedy never knewa 10 fail: Take
tit oi sutton batting, put upon IL piBcn
of black pepper, gather it up and tie II !; DID
II In sssss oil and insert il in the ear, Put
. dshnsk bsndags oser the head to Keen ID
warm 10 will give it imm ediate relief.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03

A score OF years have passed away
Since ohArIes Mackay wrote 81 ade and Trade,
Yst spade sill de amid the clay.
Ger which trade spreads its blighting shade.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-04-03

TIE Spanish recipe for salad dressing "a
model Of ter-eness and exaetness "a
spendthrift for oil, miser for vinegar, q
all up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
AIp.Ny CATTLE MAPKEr-V.h q

The Cattle market with supply about the numbers
last week hnt the average quality better while prizes are IT, per
lower sales about $40 head at 0o9 The one for extra choice IA
Steers about 45 NJ Sheep moderate dend 81 ga
&C. peb which ADVANCED dte Dressed Hogs tm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
p1SSENGFRS 4RRLHED.

FROM LGvERPOOL-ln steamship Cr Of Paris Feb a.w Fed
irg Dolr Fuue Mrs Coleman MI FernhaS Nj Reuer
Miss HctaIthy J. A. Williams A. Dousan, Horton, aeHugh D.
pri and infant j. Dickinson Porne c. C. Steele, Miss Cove Mr.
child Mr. LeShy and servant Mrs Cunningham X
Pierce H. WOtOr Mt schessn-
ger O. Church Hill B. H. Cock. Rev, W. Lowry
Mr. Fisher and B. Morton r. CLARK, MI ais j. WATSON, M
hiuleyside .
PROM BREMENIn steamship America Feb sJohn ssraon,
O. L. Strsckev Hayemeyer Louis Muller VIM Rogers Antoinets
Mailer Catherine Rogers Hubert Cis Julius Bagha g. g. Kruger
Nefta Holm Adoph Senbach Carl Voge Marie ODonne Geor
Jugemaeh scboer Carl Sachs Mrs Dahe Henrietta llahsgen,
aug ". B. Lockwood, f. Andenon. Bantet, W. HeiSg u
Richter ". Osfer ard wife.
FROM LIyBRP0OLn steamship city Of BaltMore, Feb al
Jeunngs Locket John Locke Chase and Wis,
Aensb wife. Miss Gfn, Miss Megun A. Nese j. T. Cath
Nr. Russell, George Walker, NJ Curry, W. q Thomas Mr.
BRYAN. Miss p Williams -
FKOM CHARLESToN-Tn steamship Sarsgosss Pb AIRS Cor
eorau Roth Biek, L. y McSwan, h. H. Oppenlemer IL
IynLs WIN Knox p Riley, Fuller H. B. Curtis George ao1ns
u Gamma Manuel Gamma Fa Rodriguez John CaBs
Neil Lamord A. "A. CroWeL Leonard Crose. WIN. Dawson.
FROM SAvANNAH-Is steamship Gen. Barnes Feb ar WAX
lace l. A. Miss klen Barnes A. Netsburg H. Kelley y.
Burbank Dunn Mrs Keiv Mrs. Riley H. SeAIs G. F. FAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUkOFEAN MANhNTN
Sill mCoIsos 70 So Tor money aud s'4
Tor the sceourt States FyeTwente' W Stock sss hne
p. Illgoi, So .,,,
LoSDoS 81 p cOusos for mOaey, So account 500
93I Stocks heavy
foNpaN Feb Consols closed 9]I Tor money and
93 Quilted States FUe IEerues qn and steady at
6l Rwg stocks closed steady EUe Railway lJ ILLINOIS Cen
trails, gji; Atlantic and Great Wcs,Vu, iOI
IoND0N Feb GSuga firm, both on the spot and aioat
LONDON Pch 2--1sloW 1915 y cat
LONDON Fth 1850 D. laow had sdvsnced 3D. and Is quoted
y T. Y. C. Liuseed oil closed G8 y Calcutta
Liuseed 58d58 6 = cWt Other uc,es unchanged.
Feb ell IIhe Cotton market opens quiet and
steady; Mddhng UpaBds. !. g.; 20. Orleans, l2sds
LIvERPoOL Fsb 81 p Tle Cotton mSIke quiet and prices
have decued fraction. bd5Hng III lands l2Ul2sd Orleans ~ 20
l2d Lard quiet Bes 1901 tee Of 3 ID for Eta Prime Mess
Pork Oh - COL Tor Eastrl Prime Mess.
LyERPoOL Feb ESQ be Cotton market closed quiet at
following quotations. Mddng Upauds, TIE spot l2ta1
Upauds 2d do Orleans, w 2d The sales o. e
bales The markets for Provisions aud Produce
closed uucbauged.
Tbe Cotton market opered At 1921 fanes for Tres
Orn the spot and i;. tuos f'r Low Mdlrg TO arrive
8-Ercuiuglbe Cotton market closed easier al lE
for Tres Ouare spot and m for Low Mddgs to arrve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
MONDAYS WEATHER. REPORTS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. Feb. CLEAR

PORT or NBw.YORE Feb 0............CLEARBn
Sanshps-Cmbr Bsrends HsmbuEg FTaneonia, Sherwood.
Portland; iapidaa, Mallory, Boston ~, =, A.,
B,rk.-ses A. Boand new Baker CadI Havelock Madden.
Iondon H. r. Lord Pnkham, MAfAnAas;
Csrobe, Ross, lokohamai Albert,
MARVEL M,tauIas; Oceaua, Asak sen. Cronstadt
Higgins TassOua; Helen Hood Turks Island and
sshYIlera Small Robbins Norfolk Silver Star Smith Havana,
Arthur Jordan Btns Zephyr Le1s Bahia aud Pensabueo Cher
Nellie Bloomfield Hobbe StAmfond; Dart
Johnson stamford; W. Hunter Harrison, Savannah Ben Rolss.
Wilmington
ARRIVED.
City Of Baltimore Delamotte. Liverpool Jan 3D. and
Onsrus,oan Jan. ~, via Halifax Feb. g. mdse aud
Steamship Heca Gill; Liverpool jan 49, Queenstown Jan 10 via
Boston Feb. Q, mdse.
Steamship City Of Paris Kennedy Liverpool Jan a. and Queenstown
Ian 30 mdse and
steamship America Hreshener Bremen Jan 25 mdse and
Steamship Europa Glasgow jan lJ mdse aud
Steamship Crescent City Weir NesOrleans mdse. pas
Steamship Empire. Price. Al-randris mdse and
Steamship Crowe, Charleston, ndIe and
Steamship De Soto, Eaton Nes Orleans mdse and
Steamship Gen Barnes NoE,on sayaAnsb, mdse and
Steamship faniis, Freeman Philadelphia Tnd and
Brig Helen g. Rich. Strcu Jacksonville days, lumber
hebr ROYAL Oak, Erckson. MARYLAND
6ehE Peace, Davis, Bihsbethpcrt
'. DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos Feb 9Arrye steamships Siberia from Liverpool; 0lan-
Nesiorki ship Messenger, CaleustA schr Wright from
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Feb eThe steamship Iowa arrived here yestda and
the Acadia day beiire yesterday. .'.i
DISASTERS, r.. .., ... .r
LONDON Peb sAdvces have received announcing that The
American sehr Go,i absopsd at Jan No particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

IS Spirits again better business has been fair
~ Dds at 5d Rosns are fair de9shd snd bImi sales OF
OlLSAmecau 1nseed continues firm with fair demand 81
steady AID fair demand 81 Is for Whale and - for
WSae and ~ @ for e. Ss@y w,T Spe Lard oil
fr@ %iS hTy active at 81 soas IS Other Oh, are unchanged
ioI Clover ard - 25aSS u. for Timothy Rough Flax Seeds SCH
PRoySoNS-we have bad duh market FOR Pork to-day, owing to
The Coa,IGd tLnEss Of prices s1E az m The Ss
for For future delivery we note sales bills Mess
at S5 20 sellers olton March Beef steady and moderately a9iei
s30 10 for India Ms Beef Hams srs moderated active sales Of
$50 bbls 500 Ween Cut Meats in fair demand and
fm sales Of Packed Hams 8dlsc Bacon G sales Of
80 fsr light Short b0ed 6C for Cumberland Cut
ice for Cy dull prices unchanged sales Of $50 bills
10 Prime steam and 265ic for Kettle Rendered For delivery,
800 tc seller MAY %2962lc and late SATURDAY evening $40 %
BurrER-wC have note in this article pom N ns
in market for csn medium grades butter ha were a,ey
come I b c ias U Of this and Other markets De,
pendent for stock and that prices 90 not advance tIy vi"
not be lover before the new cron We quote; -, ~ ,.as-
Fine ......44a6 Common Medium. S2 IS
Half tubs Isl Middle aud southern 52 80
Faurv Selections 50 Pennsylvania tue, pals 30 "a 3
Weleb, good ............+o6H Common TO fair ~ 81
Caoee Mee go 80 aoS 10 F sJo Wee
CCrERIhe good for domestic and the stocks
Fsctc STATE s6etSfancy2o c3 al
Good prme.....l8i0 70 Bugrh DAIRY, 6ne Conn., 70 9i.
Medium 10 good dgll Medium 9l2
as Poor, Skinned. 6ii
Farm Dairy good .....ll G20 Pineapple State .'zV az
sTEARINThe MARKETS duh AMI prices are nominal
FETR0LEUMA further sy noted in beth kinds ard we
and OF BIS Rsfoed 3a9c at the outside Sgnrss
sEEO-The demand for Cscets Lnseed continues "0ue' anu
TALLOWTte market is active but prices favor The OO'"'
market dun aud prices heavy at 9ia9Sei We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

D
FxB a2S2p busb Corn, s bGsG 0ss S e a h a1 FonT
ss CON Meal $40 Crude Petroleum 90 b. he9neo
tro eun 23 Rosn bills Pork tl59 pk bee go
N.ats ga pte Lard SO pkes Ashes. l8 Pkg - Yer pA
Cheese ? p2rs Taow l67 pigs Dried Frut + iIgs
M t.rpsr 81 bs Wbsf bhs Bggs l25 bales col 81
i@s Hons et2 es Leather. $3.50 Hides 43 ihds Tohseco ~
Tobacco as bills MoAs &c OsSs N'"N '" ~
pkgs Rice, Us pkgs Starch, 472 hays Peanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

Peoples Bank-s.a,ement Of the PEOPLES BANK Of the
City 49, Laws Of iS % Tue "eek
enuhs searHay the 9Th day February, 1863
aeIste o. Leans and Diseouuts.s ~
40
cry ana County Of New York Charles Hunter ~ ,
oeng ne aOo'e
CHARLES. Y. HUNTER President
Wy jan. P,oI Notary Public.
Stuyvesnnt Banh-S1eDept of the STUYV SANT BANK az
required BY Chapr 80 Law, for the wsel enns sAtaiaA 'ns ON
day OF February, -.
qO2S96t %
Average amount Of Specie =
Deuotts dsD,9l2 90
a county Of New York John YAn 0rden Cnsniet o. ~,
shove
knowledge belief. JOHN VAN N~"'
TnIo HuErr.r Notary Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
Ntafa SALT.
''''''''''...,..g2 6sae1 N

WHEAT "a, s slek AID BrooslyB Wlrelsosss Feb g. 1866
~. as ia l,.i ton 1919 busb Get 2390s29 bnsb
" IN bal - NH*y hgJs4 buab Malt, 5804 Lasl.. sss
sesse .s, as hst sh godtTe receipts prices are
Set lltalle goa o lrers have ubcrgere change We
HOPS q o,ssf tiles are inactive uomisaL
We Qsos STAT. sas for hone a6 are ,f.sd,
ysnsf "e@lee fsE taiE " Osed 80 N ,5Is. a. Th'
''Ai sroAEs-ons. r.rysuu.. h ,,,,,, .,a .a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
VIEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purer OF vessels arriving al this port are requested 70
persons exhibiting authority OF W. Si@onoa General
AGENT the Journal Of C0BBsree Times Tribune,
World UTess EUegiEg Post Commercial ddUeTs,r stats
Zsty aud NSp Yorker Deokrdi should
10 delivered oalT ~ the same persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF l.. /.
-, and .n.r December 1853 trains viii folOw'
ana M from Roossvesl PsrJ Nail and Aecomneaaon Tor SAP
vile aud " az Stations -,
,,isn M Rrpres. for Jamaica Pearsa' Corners BLdvinsrns
NsfE Soath Oyster Bay and all Stations kAs 10 say'Hs except
Wellwood ...,
liz, M Nail and Accommodation 10 I,p and all Stations
s:@p. m, Accommodation 10 jamaica . i.'
TRAINS FOR NETWORK; Iu .
Leave I,llp $50 a N, Mail aud Accommodation ....
Leave s.yviIs 1925 m. Erpresl
Leave Seville 1850 p m. Mail ah Accommodation
Train, from Jamaica 7So Sass, $50 N. and 800 D. m
P.ngs for Bay Port Blue Point Paiebpsus. aud Gslspo win
,,l,e,p m and 5.lspm m. RoBT WHITE, superintendent
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@nan Siramtrs.

srr sa. 1g @nan Si,amtrs.
Il The Steamers DICTATOR ,....., f..'r..r /
. .f. .|.... .l.. r.t AND 20 -t I
. Err .s.CITY lPOIN T, t.' N'tl +
OF LOCO TUNS BACH 10 ". don. f /
WILL LEAVE CTARLEsroN FOR FLORIDA, r
EYERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS a. 4 Seloek
a. az. sys ths steamers leaving sswfo and ihs .r
Of the korhers Railroad Htns going south ITO -4 OF ..
Through ueisis 10 Florida sAn be purchased Of
H. T. MORGAN l. Co, No 76 Broadway
In o.. Agents SIDE Wheel stsamsri 1
IN, ,bo,. s.s teach sansb going and f,laruisg
DOR 81. THOMAS and BRAZIL. HH OT-7T'
l. USITED sTArRs aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
R,gal.t Mali steamers stip the 23d nonth;
SOUTH AMERICA, Qspt TIsKLEriuoH, February a.
-li 81. u MISSISSIPPI Capt BLOCua March 81
.. % NERRIMACK, Cart wEik, April a.
Thsss splendid ss schedule aud call al St ThomA
Bahia and Rio De returning For
engagements VI freight OF passage. apply W
VIM 0AkRlaOA. AsssL Ne l. BeNhls srssa
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM fOol OF
~ COUKrLASDTsT-for rLADblPha ". Manages, va 10
Va Camden m m w. rt B.u,soFs and Wash.
urton-J:AOs m ll:10 500 foriS0sh anu S"1'H""
FORTHB wgsf-s.lOa m, R9oP m ~ M 9D M S N M
The m I'd . ms trans through 10 Shchnsu anu
viii hut one change Silver Palace sleeping Gar. on a a." a
through Cinunad aud Chicago Without mi. =. ia oal,
,ud 90 tbose days tram Inns mo 0nV
lin. fgnaas through cara Chicago By evening lnea
"He '1s N~ r. W. JACKSON General Sspedntenaeoh
NTORTUFRN RAILROAD of NE JERSEY
~ Tram, viii leave sesYort By The Ferry foot OF
:, slou., Al n, AIS S5 aud $50 p NJ ard es,ur-y
~ ire through 10 MonseJs
Only ~ 10 "s~ TUOS W. DBMARBST superintendent
DARI'TAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI
RoiD-For Long Branch Red Bani, Betsbu's haHenes'ef
Toms River, ne ,,ovr IN - su,.,. =, a,slosk a. ~
nom ~" NO :" 'O'' " ~ W. s. sNBDRs 4 Co, Lessees
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Por N-NaTtn and Bridgeport B. (EL lJO m 1872 tEr) J.
RIl J.l5. 40. anl (ELt p w.
W Milford stafford Faiisd Southport and ws,pOr J. lioL
m. 3.4i. t:25 ?. 80 80 49, - . .
For EorrlG,7 3, CEr)s 1850 a is:lS tEI) (ELl 3
tes tKrl 5.J1, p. (Br) p m.
Stsmfld o. (EIJ g. IL M l-9 EI) 2:lS, J. thL)
as 1gs III a:t5, 30 $3.50. tkrl p On.
FOR rern,ieh AID stations l;5o AIS 3;io,
ttS $50 $50 p ~. .,,., .-,,,ss
For Boston vi, SprirFteld, SA IA tRr.l lBI lep m.
FOR Boston via shore Line, l2.l3, (BHl y
Por Hartford Springfield H.. OIL l2:l5 :, tEIl Pm
For Cynpcc,eu, river Rslros (EL l2l5 H. to Mosireh
J . IN. e. Northampton
FoT Hartford PfoVdeues ADD Fhi Railroad. On m l2is
For sswavsn Sc~LOndon sorirGtoa Railroad at
Tor CauI Railroad m. i?5 to Northampton ard WI
lsmshufsh
Dor Housstonc Rsiro,d. a m, and p
For Ea4satuck Railroad q ~. J, (kI 4:93 ?. m
Por Daub and Norw alb Railroad, T. . a. ~, t:49 m
For New RaTosd, a m, l2l5, AS p n
'oui''''''' ''f"s ~ LAMBS Il Hoi {, SupsrueudeuL
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pIILADRLpHIA CATTLR MARK

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Peh O.
Beef Cattle fair demand at 2QD head at 10n
Oe Wesprp Tor Fair
Coed Common. sheep In fair sales Of
GOO head stGdSe Hogs 10 demand
Of 200 head At sl18 %6 ~ per cWt net