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ALARMED.-Jimmy M was one of the
bright boys, and although but seven or eight
years old, had evinced love of wealth, and
looked forward to the time when he should be
a rich man. One morning, at breakfast, his
aunt informed HIM that during the night pair
of twins had been added to the family, which
already consisted of three besides Jimmy The
boy dropped his knife and fork and exclaimed {:
"Gracious Aunt Mary, if father and mother
keep on at this rate, there won't be fifty dollars
to divide amongst u.s."
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GEN. GEO. w. COLE, who killed L. Harris
Hiscock for seducing his wife. has been ap-
pointed clerk in the General Postoffice ut
Washington, at salary of $500 per annum.
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ONLY ONCE.-A Partisan editor says he
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He KNEw.-"What is a strait?" The class
looked blank, except one small boy, who said
he could tell The school marin hopefully told
him to proceed. "It beats two pairs"
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SooNER.-A doctor boasting at dinner that
he cured his own hams, one of his guests re-
marked, "Well, doc. would sooner be your
ham than your patient
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At meeting of the Irish citizens of Granite
Greek, held on the first day of January, 1870,
the following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
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Auttiun Sails of Zeal Gsiatf.

J. h..
by JOHNSON a. N l. RI,
ID AuCTiONBERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CITY R.,dtnSe stars ccn1ir sea. ,oi Pam; soogst 't
rented ,bang,d Loans negotiated Aueon Sales Of Furniture &c
THURSDAY, MARCH a,
Atii O'Clock at Eichargs S1e.JGS% IL BrSslT 1%S
VALUABLE HBWlORK PROPERTY AT ACClloN
b. ors.r Of David vanFleet. ESQ, Assignee 10 BinAlPJ
The valuable business property known as 49,, NJ
No CHATflAMSr told No. S-A large t'esoy and cellar
marble front store bu in substantial with heavy solid
10 70 City M.LLpLscR story basement aud 'uSesl,r
briei Dwellings modern Improvements -,
Also, =, time and place.
THE VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ...
So - PIrrs1 westerly side u O. 10 iu s"uh o.
s,oop and trimmings, rooms gas Nc
VALUABLE nTsr :; i p Rof o. sourHsr
Nos 40 and 81 sou Tsr north west corner eouerneo
Two barge 'u,aa directory Dnss sH". opposite
the premises When the Sound steamers have hef terminus on we
Eat River this will be one Of ihe blst oe. n i.r s g.t
nse pass ihedoo every few minutes Terms liberal
Maps at Auet'onern oh3e = Ni,sanst
TUESDAY, MARCH %.
AtR o'clock, at E1eh.nge sale.room; Ill Broadway.
GRAND CLEARINGOUr SALE
Messrs A. C. KISGSLAND x SONS
avedireeied JOHNSON N MILLER
To sell, on very easy terms,
at time ADD place Aforesaid. -.
Not sold at the great sac IN March, 1909 -.
This win be the se Of the aud will ,1o the best opportns
The vicinity OF EwYok Of access by the heessrae
car al the Wili.nssq,gh ierre. v,,,. v,ns
Apoo Brdgevater Moore and Laie's IN tie immediate
The affection Of capitalists. lumber brick merchants ard
manufacturers called the valuable DOCKS Neso~n Creek
vbh with III. lots adjacent will be ineuded the sale Hertosn
Greek pavgse for large The locality for manufacturing
purposr. cannot be .nu. l the vicinity oNeWYOs
ecu; mogagel easy that even iaen Of
the moderate pnrcbs.s one or more lot
Maps will be ready SATURDAY. March " Ann"neefs o"'es
p Naosu-st. n u
1871 MOOiarue-st. BroOilrp.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yoRK. Tuesday, March "a. 1870.

There WAS n fair attendance at the Exchange
,,dav and much interest was manifested III the sales
.ho auc,,oneers we're Messrs A. j. Bleeceer, Son Co..
o,vucr wilkins & Co., and Roberts Mcclure Details
q, the sales may be found below.
romorrow wednesday, the Messrs. Blocker, Son Il
70 viii sell at the Exchange some Canalst. Second ave,
ana East Thirty ffthst property and on Thursday al
,ne same place the Messrs johnson Miller will have
ale Inv order Of the assenees IN bankruptcy peremp
tory sale Of Chathamst and City IIaplace houses ana
lots and BY order Of the Administrations Pittst ana
s,,bst nroperties. The Messrs. Wyckof Little Will
gr on the same day dwelling and eight full lots on
CNnton.ave Brooklyn.
Ihn MeC1ave sold today IL lots fronting on onehund
aondxteenthst, commencing at point 200 feet east
g., seveuthave and II lots in rear OF the ABOVE ana
,,ire an venteenth-st for s5O'ooo
,he Rutherford Park Land Co. have sold house ana
=, ON scbierst s0xlO feet for $500; lot corner OF
hod aud schlersts, 5OX1OO feet, $1,000; lot on schi
M a. near Main 5oxlOO feet 5000 city lot corner Park
ard Ere.aves, Sl2tO ., -, ,o,o hoo, cold at Rres.
, q. miles nom Babylon L. l. The condllohs Oh saic
dwellings must be erected dnlhE tne Coi, nm
,nsr large hotel 4sN6O feet three sto'les niSu,
snne crt ~ 10 be erected nearly opposite the depot
rStid,c A lager beer brewery VIII be put VI oei0io
next Fall
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60 Wlbom il man GunttrU,
0tran sttamtrs.
IGOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ,.,.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CohPASi'
Regular Ma N 21d Of month
NORTH AMERICA Can't q. u. SLoCUs, March -
NRRRIMACK Capt WIER April -
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt +. L. TIsSLrrarGs May
schedule And call az 81 rhons
Bsb Rio de Janero and returning Fer
engagements Of freight or spply TO
wa. r. GARRISON. AGENT. No BoNlinfg green kes-fork
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, VIA
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE -
T. flo. pg steamers will leave HARLESTOS FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH ser Of tLe New fOTk steam
sbirs snd the North Eastern railroad train: ..
PILOT BOY, INLAND Ron,e,) SUNDAY MORNiNh, 81
DICTATOR everr TUESDAY EVENING at O'clock
CITY POINT, ever FRIDAY ENENISG, ats O'Clock
Tb,ouh rk.. TO he had Of all Charleston SaVannsh ssm,bp
~ J. u. AIKEN Co.
a Charleston.
l. J. GuILMARrIS Co.
AGENTS st Savannah.
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TE,O EXCUhNGE-Abnut 10 acres of LAND,
F,Bkn Hss essy ready for Immediate Improvement and or
dividing ipto rity Improved property h~srk will
be I'a ,ar H. Apply joan aoCLAyE. - Pnes. Rev G. T.
JAG hSON. FraBSn. y. j.
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A J. BLEKcKkK Soy a Co., Aaetioneers-
~

A.. J. BLEKcHEK. soy Co., Aactonrer%
THURSDAY, March 81,
L At I'm. al EIhange Sslesroom III BrcadS.y. ,.,x
EXECUTORS SALE or DBLlGHrF RESIDENCE on HENRI
ST BROoHLlN By ORDER or IiIoMAS AoH ni tsq,'
HXECuToR GEORGE FREDERIC DCCkW1TZ DECBANbD
RSflY SIsuperor attic basement aud snbcelar bek
hou, l59 Henry Booblyn J3 feet vest Of Joae
mon: about minutes from Atlantic and Was ferries; lot
2r0c Is perfect order and has water Nc
HENRY adjoining Nos Bl aud 1913 lienyt
each 25IN0: garden Possession Let May wothlfis
can RENAL oI morigag. three, i've or seven years
Maps al - Cedar 81, y. y.
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.ucr1nx SALES OLE NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

III A. o. hi,EH 'on sS,es -.......... ~ 600
GreenSiebs Il, ouse aua le' 20 go 90, 1900
Grr,nwiehH, hou'e sua l', 90 'sS.a9 1900
Gr,yuwctst house ana iol no S % 2uOtO
RY MULLER. WILKINS CO s,ooso
2SIJI6. piV'''N
Ia lots Nos $50 dsve each lot l@sh - ON
lp - - 81, ia No 3iave; 216o. Linton 1851
'''' 49, ny ROBERTS INQUIRE
o,, htek house lot No . CahaTDesI cor injury wv ON
Is,-oIO INV
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I. D. RUCKsR. o,n-r. saoerp,,|irn;


i l. Thriethst a. follows: ....--.-,
m Cincinnati Express Drawngroom ear sehe1
1890 Day Drawn attached
Ip H. Montreal Express Dawingnom rsrs attached
$50 NJ with Sleeping hroa 10 ohe'so '
gu change ya NJ. C. RR., also !. ; l. VI = Mk tD.jf
II D m. Night Brpres,. Sleeping ears attichei
700 IN. 1880 AMI .. m. P"ughk--ps. Trans
ga a.. lis, ard $50 IL. PerAsAi Trans
and $3.50 p M. Sing sing Trains -, -, u,. 49,
$40 go $50, u NJ. }. 4l5 3O and INV " ''''e"
Trains r,r,uy
(s 10 Poughkeepss on Sunays) J. A. iVs|h'' ''PN
IL
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

$50 70. Mail train for Gr~enport. :,
1890 IN, Rosiyn, Glen Cove Leeu" 'aH" h'h'ss' Na
Northport
spn Rr,rbeal Express Train.
D. for Rosyu, Glen Cove Loea" 'Aey' huauus"' SO
Northpor
An t,ains eonBee; a Branch for Hampstead
Suna,y Ro-lgu Glen Cove. l"-i,t h', EnnnNea ssd
Horthport Hunters POiUt al ~ Aai ,; ,,,,,
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~ COuRTLANDJ-Sr For PHILADELPHIA. AVA Csnash. -
NJ <p M via we! Psadepbia. $50 ~. 10 M. ~ 30
- 10 Fot Baltimore sad Nashutoa-s:ss
~ 1880 9:O' .. FOR Soush Soasa " sst-s "
1Js N
YoR THB wEsT-s:toI n, $3.50 q N. l1,1o pm. Pm -
Silver Palace 80 sbt tLesgs
ssd 10 throass Chicago without change Tie
Cincinnati aud Chicago Saas De
sbst day tb.y are attached 10 ID. % iraia t'DAltb
Nov. Is, 1903 y. ". JACKSON GsAerai Sapsrnierfctt
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

&Ol IL SlDf hAlihOAlD VI lONN
~ ISLANp.W IL rHR kkaANGEMkN r-On shsf pssnsf
IS the tie-
sS IA Nal sni Passenger Tor faahogus " a. fef "a
10 Express {" Pschogue, $50 r Aceoumei..lrs O.
l.bpoa SATURDAYS, through O. Paehoyie, oo M h'Itt-
SATURDAYS through Bsbylan ".
c. DOUGLAS Ssv,nre.a.lt
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Gong sslano Atal Gstatt for Salr.

song sslano cifal Cstatt for Sah.
FOR SALE-At RonkOnkoma, L. l., 3 BUILD
ING LOTS the Lake each containing 81 Price
500 TO $500 Lot Also PARM Of 10 Village PToe
Sl7o0 Inquire Of r. W. NEWTON. l9o Tirdave. N Y City
FOR SALE-A FARM, highly cultivated, with
Residence aud Oubuidgs all good order Queens L. J.,
es deputs ard bour from NsSlork. Appir
ELLIOT ROBBINS International lps Co. ll3 Broadway,
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MotKs WuKISs, AucloneeL
GALE IN pARIITION by Order of the Su-


GALE IN PARTITION, by Order of the Su-
prene Court valuable PROPERTY FstaVe Barter SNs
Cedar Graud Rector and West Thirty eighth % aud
LAND IN Town of Scion. Cortland Comfy, New orr
r. H. LUDLOW Co will sell al suction, THURSDAY, March
1870 O'Clock Exchange saesoom No III BToad~y
SAFE under Daniel f. ugraham lr, Referee
FIRSTAyE No lS5Vauhs lot With t.ossoy brick stable and
dsel entire lot - RSItO
NORTH EAST CORNER BAXTER AND CANAL SrS-fonr i've.
y lros stone dwelling known Nos 2l 2IJ 30 N
and 2I9 CaGalst So Barter aud 30 10 on Canalst
GRANDST Nos 81 81, aud 5gvauabe plot 81 ground WIN I'VE
,or, brick store. and elings. I68II53f965 . =.
SoRTII FAST corn ER WASHINGTON AND RBCr0RSTS, Nos
20 ami qal-Plot Of ground 2I6I81i with brick buJing
NORTH. EAST CORNER WASHINGTON AND CEDAR SIS, Nos
lt7 and lsg-Piot. with bncs buildings. &.5ri0a
WE,T THIRTY EIGHTH ST. No. i7-lhree'siory, basement
~ mouse ard lot and SbAye 25r5 .; Hiso
1i cre 10 the Scion Cortland County Neslok sIy per
cent ma r.na ou bond and mortgage.
Bok Maps ready the Auco0esrs Ohce no Piue'st
fg.In r. II. BOVINE Ar0bty
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Srcoklrn %>rupfrtp 90 Ett.

pIuuKIUH f'IUPIlIH w c'E'
rI,O LET-Threc-stOry and basement brick
HOsE Bfookyn; thoroughg Firnisheli ouy
MINUTES walk from ferry App 4 REFS, s1 Bortry or 10
H. STEVENSON, No 2j5 G"urt,t BROOKLYN
mo LET ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brown
,on, loISE furnished or unfiru,heI Also dfsteitss Free
,o,, I near Hall back Hoe 90 faciae
:, ~" ~ A. rutland 4 Co. B.esmantL
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t'OR LIVERPOOL,
CvIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE T. &. MAILS
TIP LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will despatch Of their hrs full power iron steamships
IRON PIER no. 46 N r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
n ioIos"
NEBRASKA Capt Gu,RD........-... March a. At DAp
MANHATTAN. Capt FoR,rrH....... March 30 at3 p H.
MINNESOTA Capt PRICE "9Am
IDAHO Capt CuTTrss..............Aprll 3. at p 10.
NEVADA. Capt GKEgS.........,.....Apn 20 al s;JoIh
COLORADO. Capt wnLAxs..........Aprl2 n. ai3pA
Cabin passage, $50, gold
seerag. passage Coacs No. 20 Bro.d-,yl SO, currency.
For freight cabin passsge apply
WILLIAMS 4 GUIOy Va 6, Waist
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Line Of ROYAL Mail Steamers are appon. TO sail IS follows
ETY. ETY. o. nsre5 Is M
CITY OF I2t6S @ r. AP Dr
Ard succeeding SATURDAY AMI .rsas. TUESDAY. foa P"
RATES OF PASSAGE
nj rrs sAIL STEAMER FAILING ryssr ',rvnp.i
FIRST ... slo sTgERAGE
To- FsPSon. is is To To P Ps%.a::. %
r.ssler BY THE TUESDAY srkAsE" VIA s.Ll,AI'
PAYABLE in Gold Payab. in Cur.ney
Liverpool. liverpool
st. Jose. p, /, Branch IS ST John. NJ, BY Bf,nen 30
H,e H.moOrg, Bremen reduced
Tlr bought her. at Moderate ra',.S persons 'AOs'
For further information apply .tths Comp,ny' once
JOHN q. DALE. Agent 40 IS Bro.ss,y n l.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:
STEAMSHIPS BKTwBRS NETWORK AND HAvRB CALLING
III. splendid .ote fer the Coann.u viii sail
from PER No 50 North River As follows srrpo.v .,-o,
VILE E PARIS SaImOn s s.TISh,r I ." 10
RATES o. PISSiGE PiYiBLE in COLI tneiau s aip.I.
TO BRrsT OK HivRB-Fir.t Cabin $40; CABIN sa
TO PARIS rudbs railway ticket tr'' eabn $40 second cabin
Ta,~ s,amr, do not carry 'e,rao, pa.,,a0tr.
BY ssins the steamers Of E, avoid rom
BY ss .ss Ct GRo s'l aaGxEszE
DUGER's AMERICAN LINE 70 EUROPE.
IL FOR BREMEN COPENHAGEN. SrK1TIS, and HAVRE
Tue ante," Az Steamship 49,, ,r.,
,u he dispatched from Pier - North River.
Rates Of Papasels, CABIN poi II CABIN $50 sies"Es 90
RuGBR BROS. Io3 Pe,rlr.
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and
y LoNDOsDERRY.-THB ANCHOR LINE
or % S s,S s, are 9e os 70 Sss ''"A
sHEs,aaiiA..:n. $
''h' A asp EVERY SATURDAY THKassFiKss,
Calm. to Nv IisEsrooE: GLASGOW, DERRY. sS0.sasa
ss. a.,sI 20 sS1. so soI Ispoo or D, 80. Iu.s. s
Prepaid eerteate' from ta..s g9rs. ~ u Ro,,.,, ,
Is, .usd PAYABLE a, any Great Britain and Ireland
FOR r,bs laorsoa apply the steamer, foot VI Deyt,
IL. Company ohe No bo'A's'so HsoEEsoy BROTHERS
TIME NORTH GERMAN LLOlDs
i s@sm,h.p DEUTSCHLAND Capt A. p ssJn.be'.
carving und STATE, Mai, viii sAh IRON the B".'. r. feet 81
~ on SATURDAY. March 76.
BRYMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
TANNING PASSENGERS To
LosDos RAvRE SOUTHAMPTON ADD BRkNkS at 's' "i'"sr
.sa Diysb.e IN gse. -
s s'
strerAge hun Bremen. ~" n"A
To D. o-ed RihlS OF wv 'a1s aud 40 horse
no }. 4. IL
psI ga.sgs sppJ " ObLhlCHs Co. Ne " psss@
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VALUABLE COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOE j

Y sALR-Tbs HOMESTEAD of HENRY H. HART dteei'tl. 70.
..d tbn miles the Ctca ~ T. toub, and Immediately
AIjoiuing the pleasant ulsg. Of Wbtsboro.
m, mac. contains u valuable sbd large proportion IN
r,,. acres garden orchards Of apples aud two
ADD voed houses wagon
iee-bouse. .......
The family dwelling convenient vel finished and shoopen
'e'A
ueJ,r the rho. With 6rstols,s hesuug furnace Il, o.
m, situation uB,.d for beauty commanding res Of we Wy
Hamilton College, at Clinton but
mill, distant; aouishisk Institution o. eah
ing with nme, o. the house 81, -,
m. nI , on both 10 Clinton with ffohtse Of
ca 800 feet dIs into uubtf Of bes1n
fl building lots " d.sifsd - ~, -.
Whte,boro with Uts ~ N.-iot Central kAosl o
h, hon, runppg regularly 10 minutes interval dsnSs The gay
10 evening . . ..,,,,, 40 o.. o....., r,i..ry
WEST VIRGINIA-A 5000 acre TRACT
w Tbr- dollars per sers asrDsl rsynents ten per cent eah
.. pIIII.h sianptosp Greek, GlneT Couaiy VI j.
} Fntk. J.r.T City, y j. ---------------------
100000 VII 49,, %E:';l ' IT,. be SOD a
pTCiIASGEl, Allr.s. PROPRIETOR TIhuhs "hee
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
IN DEPOT IN EEwloRk Foot Il Liberty st.. North Rive.
amer MONDAY. Dee 20 1863 trains sih rs' "
"IEtyR xBw. YORK FOR BkRGBS.AyK-A, sit. SIS. 1i:.
80 ais $3.50. IOo ilg u IL; .. ~ 49, $50
Avg nEW.yoRK FOR VEST BsRGBS-M Sc. s.lS s.S.
Ia ma : J. 4 80 a:3J, Gao 7;Sj. 80 i.sS -
IRAvR NETWORK Poa NB"Akk-N 3:S, SD 'tts lts
s.I.s 9 uO ~ a. : l. O. S:s, 4, ~, . IN =
WV '~' Wv WV "a K KICKER. Sspersteni.bt
IA y CepP AGENT
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Bcara snS ICONS.

FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to single Cen
i L.uen private w % Las' h,h'ee''S ~ t''''@ b'0-'
| 40 ssJi q,
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL


COAhBNCISG NO' - 1852
NewlOrk. sss
Fourth ave Bnrsnc- on 1sehir .eyeashst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Raven sud BRIDGEPORT StEr II % lE;o III ,;
o. (EL), 3:5, $50 $50 AdS Or
For Meri soi FAIRFIELD Southport and "e''Porl ~ 10
For Sorr,ls 100 $50 Rsl. 900 ll;5o l7s lEIl 800
Ok 345 $50 (Er.l. $50 $50. and $500 ttNl y N
For Dsrep. Z 3 l:0 IA. $40 ~. 30, AL 20 D.
Stanford (EIl g. lIDs m l2:ls (Erl I'D 'tsr
34s 43O (Etl. as 5.1 $50. i:iS q tEn) P ~ -. 80.
For Gr.snvieh :. liJ0 ans 1;I3 t;s3 ~ - ga
For Port Chester aud Intermediate stations a. i"A q" 3
3:<S +45 3:31 $50. and T;l5 D. VI -, .. =. a.,
Bosioo ..,c.,.c r,.,xs
for Boston. VIA spnn gnet Ga ~ } ibtI slhtlpn
Fer Boston, VIA Shore Lane 1919 tbt.l. hL n
Ior Hartford AID Springfield a M (hrl l3iS SNhii ="
Hartford. m go, =. 49,.
3p. m. TO Northampton a., s,v., . ,,.
"f0r se~Hs,ss New. Loaios ana s0einstsa RAr''i
1918, 80 . x.,....,o. All wun.s.
burgh .,,.. -,
70, N.sgatuek Railroad. Ia ~. : lEr b
Ia, D.uUury And kor~alx Rs TOAD IL 10 ias "a, Z"
10 connection 18th right uslB toA Nof'tk !" psnoaf,
%, H.sCara,a Railroad, E:l, <"p v" snS 90 shsr
cav. sle.p.as Cans attached To n train; saa 0n-iss
Room Car 70 the and n ~ uoyr s...,,.,..,
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN kAlLho

(les,srsD
- anj foot OF Chnstsp1sfN
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hoNDAi NOV. y Nv
Sam MAIL TRAIN connecting Drnuhe WITH booo"l bneh
Waterloo 9Th SusseI X of 40
and Newton Washington Sb TIE D. and W. X FOR Wafer
Gap soudurg aa Great I'D and All oont we Lara
ADD Bloomsbury and De,ssrr and Hudson X Kos .
LEHiGH VALLEY ENPHhSN 81 Nssafi horr"
Phpsburg has'SDi
Ph psbug Del r. r. for Beyders, A. aud
with L. " K Bethlehem Allentown Mach tsaos an
wntesbarre ..s. go.
tpm hASrOS EXPRESS connects Dover With Chester &
ald at Wat nth SssseI X X
500, M and $40 D. 20 SUMMIT And nermseists sttnens
$50 :. 30 9: AVID ani s.. $40 +0 5W o. 90
and II AS D. m SOUTH ORANGE and sereed,te stations
ll:to m 100 aud $50 10 hoRRlsIo"s AID ps'f"e''~
stations ...,o,..
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1880, 49, 34 $50. 49, SID so s' s" W WV
and AS N. ,o.r,, a., -. a.. ., - d, "a.
and $40 IN. ~ sHNnV~h A"s'Au' oApff'Ibh''''
NTEW-JERSEY SOETHt RN RAILROAD.
~ 70, LONG BRANCH, RED BANK. BRlCkSBUkG. NAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER Ac, BY SsAm.r JESSE HOiT itp
M from isr3 %. foot DnAnes- m. ,xynyx 81, NJ.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEl.

SIty miles and three hours saved b. Ct.Ess
ST. Louis. &c, WITH bus one change OF
Silver Palace cars through ron S-s York 70 Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COumeneirg December ~ a6s-Le NesYork nlo~si
t:9V mto Easton, Bethlehem Maucb Chank Wihrnspst
Hhsesbare Mahaoy C IucKhsunock 1sssgda, Na'cTy, h
$40 a n f0r re anil P6 iu,pufg.
10 m-Fo Pennington. Essou. Ai-uiown Mslee Chun. wa"
barre Reading Coanba Lauea,ter Bphrat LI Psiss sef.
ton Harrisburg. kc
IN m.-For kas,ou, Allentown 6c
JJ0p Eas,on Allentown. Msueh Caass isd Bs'sste
4:Jnp m.-For SoHervi.e aud Frnugt0o
5:l5 m.-For Somsrvile.
6pm.-Por EasOn sud ate stas Oaa
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VOL. XVII---NG. o.
Question Well Answered.

The ChiIlicothe (0hio,) Adcer.
fiser asks: Is a mans money
worth more than his life? Ac-
cording to Radical theorizing, it
is. They insist that the bond
holders should pay no tax because
in the exigency of the nation they
came forward and gave the Gov
ernment the use of their money ;
cut we are not aware that they
have made any such grateful pro-
vision for the soldier who came
forward and offered the Govern,
ment his life. We know a SOL
dier who lost leg at Murfreesboro
after three years of incessant toll
and danger in the service of his
country, who pays taxes on the
horse and cart with which he
keeps his family out of the jaws
of starvation, while living within
a stones throw of his 9omicil,
resides a man who bought Gov
ernment bonds at forty cents on
the dollar, and holds fifty thou
sand dollars worth of them on
which he pays no taxes. The
dead soldiers widow pays taxes
on her only cow, but the aristo-
cratic bondholder pays not one
cent on his boarded wealth. Let
US have equality If the use of
money borrowed on a big shave
at nsurious interest is worth ex-
emption from taxation, the use
of muscle, blood, health, life, in
the nations struggle is equally
worth exemption. If we are to
continue to exempt the rich mans
bonds, let the property of our mil
lion of soldiers meet with like fa-
vor.