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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

A very considerate black horse stopped in front
of the Wing Il Courier Office on Saturday and de-
liberatey kicked to pieces the front part of the
wagon to which he was attached. Bangor Wing.
The incident was forerunner. Sambo,
the black horse that has long drawn the
Wings party SO easily and comfortably
along, is getting restve. Pretty soon that
''considcrate black horse" will kick the radi-
cal gocart in the south all to pieces Let the
Wing take care of its shns
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22
THE FIRST NEGRO in the HOUSE.

Following the advent of the Mississippi
negro Rcvels in the United States Senate, a
colored man and brother has put in an ap
pearance in the House. He takes the place
of the carpet-bagger Whittemore, who was
expelled for selling cadet appointments. 1t
will be remembered that Whittemore an
nounced himself as a candidate for rc-elec-
ton, and probably would have been return
ed had not the Democrats of the district vot-
ed for the negro as the most respectable man
of the two. The New York Herald's core
spondent gives the following account of the
swearing in of the new member
For the first time in the history of the govern
ment negro was sworn in to-day as a member of
the House of Representatives. The fortunate in
dividual is j. w. Rainey, and succeeds B. r.
Whittemore, of cadetship selling notoriety, from
South Carolina. Rainey was elected to serve ont
the balance of Whittemores term in the present
Congress. On the opening day Of the session. about
a week ago, there were numerous inquiries for the
"negro member" and to-day, when he put in an
appearance for the first time, he the centre of
attraction on the floor as well in the galleries.
light mulatto, with long, dark, straight, glossy
hair bushy side whiskers and decidedly Caucasian
features, he looks more like Cuban than negro.
In this respect he is quite unlike the negro Senator
from Mississippi ReVels, who has the African
features as we'll rs the woclly hair. Raney came
forward at the request Of the Speaker after his ere
dentials had been presented and amid perfect 81
lence took the iron-cad OATH He did not meet
with as warm reception on the part of the men,
bers as Revels did in the Senate when he took his
seat in that body As he passed towards his seat in
the rear of the Hall-the southeast corner-the
only member who thought it worth while to shake
hands with him was Horace Maynard, of Tennes-
see. When he had reached his place two or three
Of the South Carolina members came over to con-
graduate him. He evidently felt good deal out Of
place, and no little disappointment at the freezing
reception he received from his republican brethren
of the white persuasion. The negro members first
vote was given in favor of General Banks St.
Domingo resolution. He was born in Georgetown,
District OF Columbia where his father and mother
age.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

Business matters look squally. There is an
almost total stagnation, many persons are
ont of employment, and there is general
feeling of uneasiness. In Philadelphia, in
two weeks past, fourteen firms have failed
with total liability OF $4,000. This is
bad exhibit for the party of a high protective
tariff, that claims to have the cure-all for
every political and business trouble
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

1t would be unlind of the Hayten minis
ter at Washington to add anything to the
bad odor of the San Domingo business at
Washington, but lie says he has some dam
aging disclosures to make. He don't seem
to have proper regard tor the feelings of
brother Grant
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

the colored slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt now used. For instance IS May 6S,
that the subscription is paid to that date When
q new payment is made, the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full is sent
with every paper Subscribers In arrears requested
to forward the sums due.
a@In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is sent.-Eh
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

Twice two is four saco Independent
Perhaps you are right. Our microscope is
out of order, and the point is too fine TO be
seen without one.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

Alexandra Dumas, tne celebrated French
novelist, is dead. He was quadroon, or
one quarter negro, with decided African
features. He achieved high reputation for
class of sensational novels, Of which the
Three Guardsmen and Monte Christie were
the most celebrated.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

The Brunswick Telegraph says that in clearing
was discovered in which the latest date on the
gravostones was I'LL. Pines stood around and
close to the grave measuring from two to three feet
III circumference.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

One of the Congressional sensations of last
week was the resolution introduced into the
Senate by McCreery, providing that the
bodies of the soldiers inferred at Arlington,
Gen. Lees estate be removed, and the estate
restored to the family. 1t gave opportunity
only for the airing of windy loyalty and de-
nunciation, and served no good purpose. 1t
is better to let the dead lie in their graves,
and the slumberng passions of past strife
sleep the sleep that shall know no waking
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

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ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de-
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will please state to the Court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22

A new style of editorial notice is coming
into fashion, which may be styled the puff
matrimonial. Here is rather neat speci-
men, which we clip from an exchange
Miss Nellie p. Barker and Mr.. Edward NJ Clark
Of New Haven, whose engagement we announced
several months since. will be married at the resi-
dence of the brides father, No. Home Place, on
take place at p. m., and the reception from to l.
Mr.. Clark is to be congratulated upon having won
the hand of one Of the handsomest and most ad-
mired bellies of the Elm City.
If that scribe isn't invited to the wedding,
provided with front seat and bottle of
wine. with liberty to kiss the bride, then
there is no gratitude in zone of the hand
soonest and most admired bellies of the Elm
City"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-22
Republiean 3ouruol.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1870.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
II. IMPSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

EDITION. AND PKOTKTETUK.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, 500 year );
within the year. $3.50; at the expiration OF the year,
$500.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square. cone inch Of
length in column $l25 for three weeks and % cents
for each subsequent insertion. fraction Of a square
charged full one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
CAPTURE OF BURGLARS.

Within two weeks the coffee and spce mills
of Leopold sohepp Duane-st, have oeeh Ioooeu Tour
times Last week the place was fred by tne tmeves'
,Vho honed 10 steal during the confusion saturday
oDi, Mr. Schepp SET one OF his employ es, Joseph g.
Mitchell 10 watch the place Soon alttr II p M nve
Sonn- mon one with a lantern, approached, ana at
ienpied an entrance by raising window opening into
The engine room Mitchell seized one OF them, John
,Sneb ,ri,ter age l6 of No. 1O7 Bay6rd-st and the
others ran svav. The prisoner was taken before Justice
H1a1n AT the Tumbs, yesterday. While IN court Thomas
Mains another Of the gang looked into the from
tb, street door and recognized by Mitchell. and
taken into custody. Both committed in default Of
g. eco bail each IL is stated that of the gang were
formerly employed in the spice mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
ARRIVAL OF THE L. 8. SHIP DELAWARE.

ARRIVAL OF THE L. s. SHIP DELAWARE
The United States flagship Delaware, %
guns carrying the flag OF Rear Admiral E. Rowan, late
I'm command OF the L. 8 Asiatc feet, sailed from snga
pore Aug. 10, passed ANjcr Point, Java, Aug n, and
arrived Cape Town Sept - having made the passage
from Singapore 10 Cape Town in 81 days, the quickest
trip ever made by manOf-war. She sailed from Cape
Town Oct and arrived at this port Saturday morning,
40 days from Cape Town. She left Ncv-YOrk Dee L.,
1861 for the China station and has been three years
In commission. The officers
AerGl and sqg-RelrAnirsl C. Row,n Cosndrrir hef;
Commando T. A. Roc Cfof stat. H. B. Robson. Ias Lieutenant
CoHmaDjeI A VI stewart secrtay " h. Bars terA 10 CheO
Sac.
COrsnaAfer-Earl English commanding.
LstsHaai NJ Scboonmsker o = BaAeI,r
Evans. Francis N0rns. G. =. SclmitL
LSqf,RaRf-R 4 Bradford.
tsseSs-F symonds 3 Jacob A. BOYD 2 H. Gbeen. ". l.
Ficld. K W. NeTy, NJ Bo.s Alfred t0rret ". h. X
SIfceonp-R T. haecgun
CLt( EngiaSeT-S u. Hbier.
Y0fnase--A II. Gilman
ChcTlaia-E c. Biiin-cr
AssistlRf SuTp~H-Aiau Trza.
Se,0nd LieuieHarf y Mciines-J g. n
ttrSf Ats.etrR Eng .rerr-tt H. GuHreN
Se0ad Iss-gaH' t10aseTs-W. il. isrrs, J. Bingham.
Captatn's Ci~rk II " Wht'io-ne
FggH4ISsg's CerE9--J. &. Splt y. IL JsrIasH.
Bor,strafR-J hcCs5er.
GErEsT-Geogt sidfn.
CdrpaLs--J. H. Cox
SriimckT-D e. Br6vtor.
Masters Mae-JOhu Ngcsos
The Delaware was received with the usual salutes by
the Gnerriere. Rear Admiral MeiancthOn smith, Com
maDdcr Carringtcn aud Capt stevens called upon Adj
nra Rowan aud lie learned from them for the rst time
% his appointment as Vice-AdlDirl.
The Delaware viii probably 70 cut OF commission in
fcW DAYS at the brooklyn Nayl-1ard The Officers VIII
receive leave absence and the men WI Toe Dist arged
The ship viii be made ready for cruise next Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
svrrxsr CouRr-cucuir-KiNes CouNrI.
THE FIFFHAvENUE CATHEDRAL

The Fifth-Avenue Cathedral, begun durlng
the lifetime OF Archbishop Hughes is progressing as
rapidly as possible under the superintendent Of Arch
bishop McCoskey, but it is probable that II viii not pe
completed within twenty ycars About 100 men are now
at work. The marble used s Of the very best qnant.
quarTicd at Pleasantye, the Harlem k1uroat anu
brought directly the Cathedral site by specla
track Although masonry work will soon cease loI w
season, large number OF mechanics VIII WORK az "
stone during the winter. The walls have reached s
OF ty-iour feet and ready 10 receive the corhoS
and parapet About S0O001 has been already eNpenu
and 81 10000 viii be required for completing the
Two new buildings 10 he erected the AIehltpisVd
nal Palacc corner MadisOnaye. and Inteth e.: 80
tue pas tOral residence of Madson-aVe a 80.
nrst-st Being close by the Cathedral burr on fhey
general tectura plan, and OF similar mn - -,
viii unto With II in forming a magnificent group Oh
lufI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK. Saturday, Nov. 10. 1870.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Nov TO- 1870
The week closes upon duh market, and the
prospects for next week do not look encouraging There
are but few sales announced, and all Of unmpor
tan character In suburban property there is nothing
doing and auctionecrs discourage any attempt to offer
this description OF property until after the holidays
Brooklyn property, as general thing sells with
ease as prices comparatively much lower than that
asked for the same class Of property ia NewYork James
Cole will ohr on tuesday at the Commercial Exchange,
Forty first and Forty second sts. Brooklyn.
TIE New-Iork stock Exchange have purchased thu
budding now occupied by them for s55.000 The vaults
in the basement rent FOR $6oO0 per annum that the
Board viii have the OF the building without xpeH.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
TRoTTrvG AT FLFETwooD PARK.

On Saturday two trots took place on this
course, attracting fair attendance. The first
match between John Lovetts Oh. New Berlin Girl and
j. Feeks b. Kitty for 81 OOo mile heats best three in
Eve in harness New-Berlin Girl was the favore be-
fore The start at 500 10 $50 and although she lost the
first heat she the second, third and fourth and the
rsce. Tme-2:S73. 2;S6. 2:S7t, 2:3,2.
The second trOt for sweepstakes purse Of $3.50
tie contestants being T. Names Rosa Lee. in haT-
ness; W. Mekobertss b. Rob Roy in harness; J. NAL
hHs &. Jack, and Mr.. Colts e. Gasight, both under
saddle The last two distancCd In the first heat.
Rosa Lee winning the in three sra gbt heats Time
-2:56, 252s, 2:43i.
FLgErwoop PARK Eov I9-Ma'ch on; nile beats best three
IS ave ! harness
John named Ell New Berlin Gr..............2
J. Fsek named b. IN. 2
Tiae-2 ST 2:J6 2:27i 2.y51
SIHF nAY-Pn--e. $50; lie heat. thrte Il
Lee in ...............l !
W Mciobsrts bO Roy, n harness
p hsil tered JACK uaier srad,. lis
Mr.. Cor eatered Ga6ight under de
Time-2;56. 2;&s, 2.El
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
fonq 1slano Rral gsiaie for 6a!r.

TOR SALE-The GUNTHER ESTATE at
Jamsca Long Island This splendid eountryses Of the late G g.
him an offered for Sms
pacou, epg Mansad roof and oPola
OF large orchard and eight outhung
Irge Iii beautifully SITUATED high ground in full
tie vg surrounding country with shout eight Of land
al be sod Furniture, Paintings, kc- Apply
WISAHS SANDS 4 GARRETTsOS, Ancioueers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN gAiLS
P4SSENGERS ARRITTD.
IJSDAY Nov n


PROM IIvEBPOOI-Iu steamship CITY u uetca No.
Tuubuu J. r. Carter From lishfNtlt 1shtu and g. MS l.
Fnnoklyn. Ms b. Frsnclyr, MIS- Alien
PROM SANANNAH-Iu steamship Virgo. Nov. lHNfs. y J.
Grau Griffin. Ms Mar MoVsH Levs and
wifi Ms Levis Nm Goln Phillip Eei J. n F.r " - = tor.-
tusb.t J. Oyiat; J. tsrk J. =. Ware D. M FraTsne r
FoI H. ]. - a. ReAtau TDJ> Whit, g. p Hopkins " J.
Have D. Ter VI Iits Gcsor. j. 90 Es A. J. Richardson
L Htvusn. A. selsAb. Ms, Iii ts,rL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEW Yonx. Saturday. Nov. 10

NEW -YoRK, Saturday. Nov 10, 1870.
Aside from a moderate inquiry for common
work horses and few rilroad-horses there little
or nothing doing In the Horse market to-day.
In the Horse Auction Mart Of Messrs. Barker Ham
Inns New.York Tattersas corner Of Thirty nlnthst and
broadway lot OF work-horses brought under the
hammer disposed OF az pretty fair prices as well as
number OF carriages and harness and other saddery
ware. .
The following Is recapituaton OF the prices ~ which
the erent classes OF horses held In the Bulls Head
Market during the week closing to-day:
Description. frosS-s
Canadian farm horses from W !"
Common Weslern workhores rsiroadboTses from ~ 70
Tn.t FROM.
Pine .orses pair go 70 80"
A. compared with last week there ccnsldcfdDle
proy emen in the demand fOr fine carr aRehorses, ana
We had occasion to mention some good sales
We have again to report excellent weeks business
among the leading carria gebuiders- especially in the
highest grades OF carriages Mcssrs. Brewster Co of
Fthaye. have sold large number OF the most eNpen-
siye Carriages, Coaches, Landaus. and Broughams-
chiefly tn parties in NewYork and Brooklyn, and they
have just received order from MOSCOW for three ye
clesOne OF which is for extremely light trotting-
snky.
Messrs. Wood Bros also report large sales OF their
finest carriages, and believe that with the dealers ia
superior work. the week has been good one
A. :. Fandrsu OF No. Est Eghteenthst., already
Period" aud the " Coming C0TTiage,' now exhibits
Landaulet, with the usual glass front constructed IN
quite nOveno part Of the top, when opened, Is
removed but always remains with the carriage forming
amost desirable open vehicle for the Park, and convert
ible in few moments into most perfect close carage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
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sarsunah; Asry Chslsck wii Ton y e. JOIN 'son
Tss New Te.oTd. Heu Casuss. Conner Afa~s Afai1e II
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wcobul Caflsa failbauk. Love IN a.pat; WH P CLYDE,
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BfsGsn Sea Po Spin; Mar, Z Tl.gs'. r. c BlDoa' Helen
sohrfA,te Hasel new Por ,Eier JAM r 4 ID
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barnard smih, s. Hsry Ca "sTsp m ira1,s es Ga
Wm Ca Oak Hall. Eas i Sla..p st JON n g. Anae
h.rtaa acL@ughis ~ job. \ r.
ARRIVED.
Sestir Acaha Tame. h0u.- I-o or' j. AalSs 20 and
steamship y d Mesoo. Trraeruau, vers cr. Nov ss i'a
se as.'i 5, h.. D1srSsp Iissp, n4e a7a pa.
ss,. - S ,r 4, i -55S 'g - No. - i- i,
sr %a@ MN iSId NIL p l,r Jam - 90 20 os
.ehI. Ma :. LsDi simPoa., iia'sn. 'd.ys oTanse.
seII s , Have. jsesss Pensacola day Hampton ro'
81, ". l. VIII sa',a. J,sl.e9yi ic l-y, lumber
sel-. 5. Wizard. CcI,oa Georgetown b. G. DAYS ooal
Msra su'.. Aollas.. jess. sm.S A,..a4r.
s,rra "a j Nsltes,. fe--fe- YrT.r4y-1.
~ y LI., i-s = f hs''I a r',s as''
= W fua,r. Euf1eI- y. Conn, hcad0if
81 a.Lrl. Airlr..- Geo. rettlH. N-s -iia'ca.
EInfi. s..-frr- : Dean, Pbi-l,lrs
n. 4. Chamasrsil. Alfsua g.. 10. SeYesrVg, Virginia.
Ciaa.rrn. r0- Joar-ua. Holm T.. J0nes, fO. ..a1- g.
Circle t0HrF't.ct KIl.E For4 Bridgeport.
hsgrc Prct.IsIst. Auus. NOreaiA
A-tbcS Nirslal4 b. Emof,. G-oryr'o-,u. D. &.
ARRIVED ...... Sunday, Nov. 20.
steahtlr my o. Lmerc Phis Lgsrpool koT g. Qa,,nsoaa
g. H-lia4 18th MI anol
Steamship f Of Pro Prince. JsctsJn PsnaePrBc, Nov H.
via Gonaigef l1th. sut Dss
seafh Csrolna. aa-i-.o1 lo1.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ta-A-risr seImssy t,i..... ~.
A J. kas from Mss14h.ua
IaaNCsCo. iu.--Afrs5
Eongi Oeul N,~c@.s y " sal q 81 W,.1N.ri
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s.,s5of. Co. N-lsr.i P-abyI P.s-l.9 K-p.r os io
b-son.
FOREIGN FORTS
lsI-e ss4sl.ly ,-... H.,
ieverpeol. sfrv,S beT. . h- hl0rnsu " ~
hsE ISlb tieA
Qsebec isf the polt sgas,d - Nozzle iei.,.
DISASTERS.
p. SaHsders. UEi- a. T..,,n W an
barr Ilr,.p
key HASH Bhsus i-sribc ssst sheA n.f az,
tAsse bBds and n ca " tob~ dHrnT Of o. IL. ID.
sssn DOOh Of ui vess tst.n ..t tse
aud O. key We. Dusg hgneAar o,h-
Tessef wfeez-o bs A ksy o,en
the tab b dissst-f. The csrYofs al. Lori IL ,
usr-d That oa 81 ttH American INT yro.
~ he bEOsE
YR1Noseo Nov isThs Steamship wiz P.s,r s,rt ,,,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
Drooklnn Real estate for 6alt.

IGOR SALE or TO LET in the Nineteenth
Ward BruoklYn she beautiful and improving ocstOn 1873
Rallied est thrcesio high cop nbceAr HOUSE Phil
acphis built four 2pO iot 100
soo-d psre ard grained hiss al Improvements iu.
cellar ball and perfet ORDER Nil te sold or let
without tie furnlGr possession Immediately pTeo sl0O
Inquire g. 1sylors- Brooklyn
/ OTIS FOR SALE in the 18th and Dist Wards.
II Appiy A. SUDAN B'egcensve and WcOline BEoo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

A UCTION SALE OF OILCLOTH FACTOR

A UCTI0N SALE OF OILCLOTH FACTORY.
N The real estate csre tIures utensils the Urn Of W.
W. Of r., tossher with ahest
eehy tuns Of % and other manufactured soss WIN bore
sghs viii suction tleir once on sd
the south I'D day Of kovemhsf i"
o'elocf -.
po,~, consist. Of .ut LAND three isrye VAC
TORY BUILDINGS printing benches, "a feet vide win
everything In complete running order.
Sale vii he positive without term per cent on ,s o.
balsnce o. dave w W. 6hAhr 20.
Nesburyh. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

pEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,

ISEOfLES LINE AMbOAIS
nv, FOR ILBAsY 4.
nes k,e south sde Of Canai oeloca daily SUNDAY. 81
connecting Albany with Of the svesl railroads
neh est and ka. ekes sold checked all rcns
NE once 90 the wharf and Dotds EIpes Ofe "a Brosdssy
ha Ma Cou Broofyn. Travellers rot he mi'd BY adTs
seas laam.ns IN. change Of the locality Of s business.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINZ.
Id Boston oeeser ftehburg Groton Junction Lowell Law
Nashua ssnehe'i,r Concord Palmer BsborO sa1 her1s
,ITf OF BOSTON
CRY OF NETWORK
CITY or LAwRENCE snd s
CITY OF NEw-LOEDOS
vh leave Eev daily (sunday ereeptsd O'Clock n
Per 40. North ivcr.fo OF Canal atis-sN
Norwich
for the above points London Northern Woes
", .nd Boston. Hartford and Ene Rair AIS - -
Sorh River - e. ii SH0RT H. AGENT
se-Yors Oct Ia, 1869.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
nneshp Of " and every night SUNDAYS eIeepeel
DELAWARE AND n. Y. s. s. Co., Pier 81,
~ RThs ". COLT will leave for Del sT-ry
The Brak Philadelphia Wilmington
and baltimore Railroads Returning will leave Lewes WEDNESDAY
and sAIl kAf For freight sppyst ohes
~ PLESDID FISHING Al LkWES
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
~ INDEPENDENT LINZ for the WEST SOUTHWEST, and
NORTH Nksr FREIGHT received and forwarded h CAMDEN and
HNB9f HAIafoAD Per Nor;h iveg and IELAND PkoPELs
paieh Passengers tsi the kevJersey and G. and from
loot Of CortlsBdt privilege route WEST Of Washing
d. G.. without ONLY LINZ
his opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
4 n.aar Acsuf
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Autlion Sales Of Real gsiaif.
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Sales bn Anttion

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Real @siatr 10 Grrhanet.
WANTED-A good PIANO in exchange Tor
w two corner % egbly very valuable IN Newi orb
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A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.
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