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Macon Market.

MACON, August 10-CoTToN.-Receipts To-
day 80 bales; sales II bales shppeu ID bales; re.
ceipts for the week ending this evening 100
bales; sales 307 bales; shipments BOG bales. The
market has peen quier aud prices steady during
the week q: 1870 for niddlugs. The demand
and supply IS now about balanced, as holders
are satisfied that there s little or no prospect for
rise between now and the opening Of the next
cotton season, and they are, therefore, loosaning
q grip they have firmly he'd .ne present season,
and ere offering more liberaIy.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock or hand September l, 1869. 9.......... l79
Received TO day.. ........."'.........
Received previously .................79, ,If6-79Sl5
TotA. ....................... 'iS,s'1
Shipped previously ly................:7s,6l ,6lc-T6,6A
Stock on hand. observation-disclosures. s,3To
interior Cotton Markets.
CHESTER, A-gast lc.-Markes dull; midd.ings
l5ia16c.
CHARLOTTE, August 8.-Sma!l sales with de
clning tendency; rlddling 15c.
ATLANTA, Auqus: lo.-The market closed al 16c
for midftlings; l5c for low middlngsj lac for good
ordinary; lac for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August lo.-0ur market is
dull; low mtid!ings 15Sc.
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GERMAN BITTERs.
ALTEEAT;vE,

LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITTERs is pre-
pared from The original German receipt now in
the possession OF the proprietors, and Is the same
preparation tha. was Used In Germany upwards
Of q century ago: ard Today !t Is the household
remedy OF Germany, recommended by i.s most
eminent PHYSICIANS.
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Jnsnranre.
= n y - D II
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE SOUTH
STREET, CHARLESTON,
OF THE S @ U 7 H


GEORGE BOGGS. Secretary.
JOINT T. DARBY. NJ. D., Medical Adviser. :.
AUGUSTINE T. SMlTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
R. A. KINLoCH, NJ. D., Local Medical Exam
R. LEBBY, JR., NJ. D.. liners.
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Iailroans.

Trains leave Charleston daily at $50 A. NJ,
Sundays eXCepted,l and go T: M.
Arrive at Charleston 7.So A. NJ, (Mondays eX'
certed,) and P. u.
PASSENGERS for all points North, by leaving at
$50 a, NJ, can 20 via Weldon and Richmond. or
by leaving at $50 P. NJ, can go via Weldon and
Bay Line, or via Richmond, and thence via the
Aqula Creek or Gordonsyille routes TO Washing'
ton.
Passengers for the Virginia Springs, leaving hy
the $50 A. NJ. train, will reach Richmond ct Ill
A. NJ, and leaving by the $50 P. N. train reach
Richmond at S15 r. NJ, In time 20 connect with
train leaving for the Springs at s.45 P. NJ, or can
iay over until the following morning, at 4. u.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route 20 Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains ol
D"'''A'0' ''NN S. S. SoLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. CLEAroE, General Ticket Agent.
luly26
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The Steamer DICTATOR will sail p .alEe
on and after the 5lh July for above ist3sG
ma3es every TUESDAY EVENING. al u'c.otk.
meals and ,,er,i "a inlv1
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? : ID. A L { S

FEMAL LES
viii Hnd L..PPEASS GREAT GERMAN 8lTTERS
the best ionic EnoT1 Cor che diseases TO which
they are generally subject. alG where gentle
stinlulan; .s "s commended.
MA-EE%s BLCfE, 5. c., June 2, 1870.
MEssRs. G-rpMAN Bro:
Enclosed please find money for one case OF y4ur
German Bl1ters. Persons who have bought them
from me exr-ess having been greatly benefited
by their rse. Yours, &C.,
G. R. FrrTs.
oEANGEsvaG, 8. G., June 4, 1870.
MEsSRS. L.eFAAS & BEo.:
lnclosel and $50; SEED rs more OF rour Blt.ers;
they are taking vel.
y4a:s. A:. :. L. ". BR:GaMAN &c Co.
Dere:s Z -:s::or Sc:
". c. GRo7--, :D. s. BURNAAA,
4. y. :oKE!. & CD, G. ;. LUHs,
~ = SEIuNE,
Wso,ssE:e Agen:s:
HENRY BIsCEGFF L co.
sTEFFESS, WERNER l. DCcKER,
DuwIE, NOISE Z DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAUlUS & WlTTE.
aprl6-6mos
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TO FLoR RIDA,
(ONCE a WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNAND!HA, JACKSoN'
VILE, PII,ATKA AND ALL POINTS On
ST. JOHNS RIVER
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= o r N E W Y . f Z
ION SATURDAY..

The superior frst.class sidewheel steamship
CHAMPION, r. W. Lockwood, Commander, OF
the New York and Charleston Steamship com.
SATURDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock P. Il.
sTThe "CHAMP!ON" Is Handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers and her table
is supplied with oil Of the decacies OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
a6r Insurance by this Line hall PEI cens.
a9- Cotton taken to New YORK. Liverpool, bos-
ton, Providence. and the New England manuiac-
taring towns at lowest market RACES.
NJ The Side-wheel Steamship ''MASHAT-
TAN,n follows on SATURDAY, August 2eih, al y
O'Clock NJ.
aucs-8 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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WM. McBURNEY. President.
E. F. ALEXANDER, Vice. President antl Actuary.
J. r. GILMER. Vice. President, resident In Georgia.
6. NYE HUTCHINSON, yicePresidcDt, resident in
H. North Carolina. IL
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Receipss by Railroad. August 1S.
SOUTH CAROLIEA RAiLRuAD
1906 bales cotton. 66 bales goods so ibis tour, &c
bh,s naval stores, curn wool, 8 cars lnuher. 10
Muwry 4 ION. II tii ANGER Prlzer, Rodgers d
CO, Frost & Atlger, Rsrdrn Il Parker, Rinsnan u
Howell, j o Ma,]onee, SIoan & Scigni0us, II. wal
ter l. co, Stenhuuse i CO, C1aghnrn, Herring S Gu,
Juhuston. Crews l. CO, vi q Whildcn & CO. anu E
II Hacker.
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Chipping.

The Al Fast Screw Steamship ASHLAND,
Crowell, Commander, will sall for New York on
WEDNESDAY. August 18th, at ! O'Clock P. NJ,
from PIER No. q UNION WHARvEs.
The ASHLAND will connect with tie Liverpool
Steamship NEVADA, OF Messrs WILLIAMS d
GUIoN'S LINE, sailing August 24th.
Insurance by the Steamships OF this line u per
cent.
For Freight engagements apply to WAGNER,
.HUGER CO., No. 28 Broad street. or to
WIN. A COURTENAY, No. Union Wharyes.
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The lne Steamship MARYLAND" IEF4s,
Johnson, Commander, will sail for Ball. Salkasx :
timore on SATURDAY. 18th August, at u N.
NJ Philadelphia Freights forwarded 70 tfai
CITY BY railroad from Baltimore without addt.
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am
pie time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Ph1adelfhla.
PAUL O. TRENHOLM, Agent,
auce-5 No. Union WharreB.
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MARINE NEIYS.
OHARLEsToN. q. c.. AUGUST l

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Matthew Kinney, -. New fork-A0
days. Acids, &C. TO " Roscu y GO. aha cIasr4
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Political.
MEMBERS on

V'HE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS on
T11E BAR Of the city OF New York. believing that
the time has arrived when party distinction, should be
ignored in the choice Of ocal occupying the posi-
ton OF the rst minister OF justice In the nrst city Of
America have resolved to recommend our example to
the voters of this city, and urge the nomination of
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN 10 the office OF sheriff.
We believe that his past public services are gunran.
tee Of the fidelity and honesty he will exhibit In this
position, and advise all good citizens to vote Tor
him. without regard to political bias or prejudice.
Deeming the time moro hitting for an expression OF
opinion before any party nominations arc made, rather
than after We nsk all who In favor Of ccctina to
this post upright, exDeriepced and faithful public
servant TO unite with 10 conveying this desire to
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN that he will consent TO be
candidate for the once Of High sheriff OF New York
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Bubble Notuts

OFFICE or PERMANENT. BOARD OF
- WATER AND -ENkliAGE COMMISSIONERS
Brooklyn, September e $50
ik1ryei ron the minutes Of mcetin. OF this Bosrd
Ec,oirei, That th- BOARD do hereby determine N
decide tn 'cnnNe Division avenue. between Beiiord
avenue aud Lee avenue. wlsh The scarf phaltc pave
mot I.
hs9!red That Ao district Of ass essmrnt for repayn.
pNis"a avenue. between u .ilord avenue nnd l.
HNtaUc, with the Scarf asphalt pavement, I've and =
l'ren. ryct at one hundred fcvf m dep,h cac
e ,Ai stcet, between the points ABOVE uaurl OeyoGd
WL!tA No assessment rha be- made Remembrance
LinI such uttt ct pt i.'stS,Jcut vii BE- Consd,
II tl'd with the CITY clerk &C any before tne
W. a. FOWLER. President.
y l.. NosTuuP, Secretary.
iuTS OF. NEW YORK, BEREAVEMENT
Y or tlNH Yer, bureau rt TIC rec ives 81 Taxes,
Court iuusc PARK, - ,aanbers t., Oct. H. lsi0,-NC.
tue lax bOprs for real estate viii opencl Tor rag
Iltut 81 ibis Once % SATURDAY next, oct Is.
PAYMENT thereof can he made between the hours Of
s A, NJ and y. N. deduction. NJ the rate OF per
cent ~ unnuu Calrui"t" nom the date Of payment
g the let Of December Will DC made all taxes paid
previous to tho At OF November.
hEtNAEp sMYTH. Receiver.
ICIBiIC NOTICE !, hclcoy given that On the
Il mn Inst. Jurors vail h1 drawn Tor the following
tou!ls TO b. ntt In Hnt tor tls clN I'D county OF
New lbrk on Monday NOV, Z. Ism 10 W.T.
Iwn nlhrs 81 lJI fttt Jurors e4ca for the Superior
Court, Parts ana :.
Two lsn-ls OF lOi Pet, Juror, each for the Court
OF Common l'cN-, Paris ani ,
anel OF lV f,it and panel OF 80 Grand Jurors for
n Court OF General sessions
CHAS p. LOW, County C'erk
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Gnanfinl.

Thk -
FIRST MORTGAGE DoSDJ
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE.
PAYING
SEVEN PER CENT. IN GOLD.
ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD which will be 100 miles In its total length
from New York to Oswego, including the Auburn
branch. has nearly
200 MILES OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
AND IN PROFITABLE OPERATION
on the Northern section, extending southeriy rom
the city Of osweeo, and intersectlng the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad ut Sidney Plains. Work
is being vigorously pushed on other portions Of
the line and It Is the expectation Of the Company
to have Of least 100 miles In operation before
the close Of the present season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
already large and the Company has Just concluded
contract with tae Delaware ana HUDSON Canal Com
p,ny for the coal OF that large and wealthy
corporation TO the northern sections OF the State.
This will add largely to the business and pron OF
that section OF the road already controlling the local
ranc OF OF the popuious and fertile dierics
Of the State that 1t, earnings. without tho aid OF
through business, can hardly be less than per cent
It's entire cost which 100 per cent In excess Of the
interest on lts bonds
A STRONG POINT
In regard to these bonds Is the fact that the issue Is
strictly limited to $4,000 mile Of finished road and
BEHIND THE BONDS Is
PAID.UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY t1ocooco.
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial strength
OF the Company.
THE BoNDs
They are issucd In denominations OF o. 90 may be
either coupon registered at the option of the pur
eha Eaa gold lnta aofl IN.
come tax, payable on the ist Of January and July In
New York city, and have twenty-five years TO run to
maturity.
The popularity Of these bonds as = perfectly safe
security bearing the nlghost rate OF interest author
ized by the laws OF New YORK. payable 10 gold coin,
nee OF Government tax has kept the supply nearly
exhausted but the recent and early future completion
Of additional sections will for time furnish liberal
supply to which We respectfully invite the attention
OF investors In the confident belief that better
curty be found on the market,
Price, par and accrued interest In currency. Gov.
ernments and other current securities taken IN
change.
GEORGE oPDYKE a CO.
~ al
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In addition to the Agricultural and Horticultural De.
partmen!s the Association offer the following premiums
for speed:
On account Of the weather the Races advertised to
come OF on The Prospect Park Far Grounds wu' take
G0oD DAY AND TRACK.
THunspAY. OCTOBER 49,
. The Prospect PARK Colt stakes for fouiyesr'o'ds'
rV VIM ana ~ B s1aHS' eaeSrs toby ooddu,t
SSs5t BSTP.si S%sT nEnf ss Rs sSsr0'
& & Van Wyet f Enters B. Enc Deans.
f fs%%s rpo 9S; cntS s+ti E.et ss'
Jaeks9n 4 FrosL enter PIX c. hSstrne' n.,,o,
.. L. Bailey hl afsb. gSNEg'6SHsSs, c Nelson
Sr eSii 'ss s1I nr never beaten 0 '"00 n'
sSn MURPHY so sessT cr o.
IG rsn aps sSS as: ,nSr E E Sykes
4. PATTERSON enters :. m Lady HusGcs
l.. 8. Summis cutters b. &, John.
800 70 mt. 500 10 second, enc. % thru.
John MnrpS, enters BE- 5. g John j BRADLEY
NJ Roden enters bls. s. Cha'. +. Loew, from ratchen
Dan Mace enters b. z. Confidence.
H. h"'s'N en' Sigso.f 81 Saiir' Say.
FSrss and taxes SS , ssSe' '' @
Guy Miller enters Bay Flliy.
g H. Alley enter. b., b., C Gsgn YET;
"
John y. stewart enters b. Juno.
Jackson & Frost enter br. c. Superb
SATURDAY, October is.
-, $500 for horses nat have never beaten 2io.
w. Jarvis enters b Black Cock 3!iS.,o,
Edwin Thorne enters h. IN. Enirma.
2 arsm Fs"d sn,s sn,er' aGSy syte.
A. 4. samms enters CHI m Dashaw Maid
a. Patterson enters b. M. Lady Hughes
Robt. tletchcr enters roam 4. Rooin.
DOUBLE TEAM RACE.
Good day and track
Trottiug to commence at o'clock l.. :: ..tN
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Senson .,
Children under ten wears OF ace hali.prce.
For double team. 20
Tor slnE leam ~
hdmiSon 10 Grand stand amer il O'Clock and during
the trials OF speed 80 cents extra.
All the above to be mile heats best ins to harness.
except Syear-old colt race, which is mile heats.
In case race Is postponed notice wit be given BY
has being hostcd on tie Astor House. New York o.
toney Island cap leave Fulton Ferry every nve min.
utes for the grounds.
TI,O PROsPECC PARK Fair GROUNDS. D, J.
BtooKn r. H. cars from Fulton ferry BRO jkly1 tnorth
sideI via Jay aud Smith SITS. Fare to grounds, ;c.'
A MEXICAN J0CAEEYs GCtgB.
FALL NETTING, is7o,
OCTOBER 6. B, II, ~, and 10.
First race each day promptly at. o'clock 81,
Ekta trans on Harlem lsair.ad viii leave Ri At.
NN' A. BELMONT President
HSE A&p s nApg 81: dnA Il, II "a R.
Extra trains on ihs road will lc,vt i!i each race
day at l:o A. aud 1880 p. Excursion tickets ioc
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Mt0ital.

A Ill special diseases cured Immediately. once OF
"A Dr. HARRISON, lT9 Bleecker a.
IfREE MEDICAL ATTENDANCRi includ
\ ing attendance upon cases OF Labor ny Competent
physielAns Free w the poor Mako application. II
poeslble. az least one week before expected time OF
connnenent. al DkpensarY New York HomeO paLho
hcdicai Colio2e. Isl East 10th st. cor. OF Sd av
nR., EyANEs OFFICE. "a Chatham st.
~ ohly place Tor speedy cure OF special dlsoascs.
Manhood restored Dv DR. EvANS'S Elixir.
NEKHOu. DEBliITY ana Al oopplalnts Of
Manhood restored IN nueen minutes Remember VI
GI Onn REWARD for any SPECIAL diso,y.
- .NNtN mat N LFANs's remedies fan 20 cure.
AAAl " ". ENAA3A. - GlALl A4 a. HeInLIubuI u
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GEORGE oPDYKE a CO..
Bankers, Is Nassau at.
SEVEN PER CENT. IN GOLD.

INTEREST ON CITY sTOCKs.-The iaterest
on tnc bonds and Stocks OF the city and county OF
New York NOV 1870. will be paid that day by
john Bradley, ESQ Chamberlain OF the city, al his
Office, the new Cont House.
The transfer books viii be closed Saturday, Sent, "a
1870. RICHARD II. CONNOLLY, Comptrollcr.
Department Of Finance. Comptroller ONCE. New
York, Sept. -. 1870.
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9taal Noile.h
SUPREME COURT.
= In the mater OF tne application OF the Mayor Al
dcrmen and Commonaty Of the City Of New YoIk
relative
TO THE EXTENDING OF


dermen. and Commonsty Of the City Of New Yo1s
' TO THE EXTENDING OF
westerly to West street by widening Robinson street
on the nor'hery aud southery sides thereof from Col
'ere place f IL VIII TsG 't H!ff9 OF NEW YORK.
we. inc under.lGned Comm.sioners OF estimate anf
notice to the ownei or owners. occupant or oce1pan
Of ~ houses and lots and Improved OF unlmprovet
same. aud to ali Others whom Il may concern TO wits
III st-That We nave completed our estimate and as
sons whose interests arc Affected thcfeoy and who ma,
be GPp9SG TO the sane do present their objections u
S9snas Esq or Chairman mat The once OF ,he Com
city OF New YORK. before the "a day OF septea
beT a; y iTo the oh.t,oc, ., oor All,
afhdayis. cs mates aud other docuuiens which wcrs
POSTED in the ono, OF tic Department OF Public
woF ; n ne ey Of StS fSr there to remain unt
Tnrd-rha the hmi.' embraced by tnc assessment
Of psceis OF land snac VIM, ma being IL si IS s,
and bon ded oy ana include and CONTAINED wtnm tas
iay; Bcsinnnt at he point OF intersection Of tic
centre line OF Chambers street with the centre line d
centre Inc % Hudson ire to lie cSatre 1e Of GsnI
street thence nOrslweslerly to the centre le OF HOBO
oeSSca street 70 the centre W street The cnSs
csHe no Of Rector street. thence esSrry along ~ he he
centre Inc OF Rec; street 10 the line OF RrOad.
way he cee HE o. s,es tnne enc o ve s[ea
along he centre ine Of Reaic street to the line
lnt VI Hudson street 10 h5 point place begin
Fourth-lhat repor, herein Will DO presented to
tn. supreme Court Of the state Of New iOfs at spo
c. Bnrnatd, justice. in tho now C5rrt House AZ lie
cry Hal n the city OF New ors on the Slst day II
and tnat lcn an there o. IA soon theresfrr nv cSaS
sel can be heard thereon, amotion viii be made tho
tHiH tClort o. co 'irnHo
Dated Sea, oik AusuN Is 1870
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6olrnt.o. --Malrs.

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81 al ~ -" -'"1'''' "'V'" N' d. 90 "a We V'''il
.. nv ..- ,, 49, -,.-s,r ,,.,,,, a., ,, s, go
"a '"u'H '''' "''' ~ $40" " " l'" -S"d b@s'
nnx s,Ilr.cr, ,ynntpj Al .Os an, "a. r,,,,,,,,
-
Nyanl Nlr' '.'.' ErOa WAY, ucIi u.c'A AZ, vi.
hiihshurEi
y'RRAND b.v NHn'rd ~ = dry f.pit -t,r. a1,r.
- ~ feaio o!i must I've al gy ,nh Il. w'sf -.'c
-- " ' To '- We w.
IuB COW FO~!fON~ waited, a. -. "
SnnEM NJ fRr.-h huIn..lc, w'ntcc a. corbc.
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In addition to the Agricultural and HorttcutuIa DC.
partmcns the Association offer the following promuhs
Tor speed.
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Sablnas BauRA
Sabinqs $auRA
RITUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
SIN BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK.

RITUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
sun BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK
INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH
SIX FIR cEST PxR AsSuN rRER or GOVERNMENT TAX
ONE DOLLAR WILL BEGIN AN ACCOUNT.
A limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS will be
opened and interest allowed on the CARLY balances
Checks paid at sight and without the pass book IN tho
department only.
oren daily 10 10 . AMI Monday and saturday even.
inss fom ~ to o. O'Clock.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM President.
O. II. BENEDICT Secretary.
EXCELsIOR SAVINGS BANK, -.,-
= - 6th av lioota,s lheatre Money dep ,sitcd be:
rem % ASSdM S'fse' Ea o. 4. sums
. fhuHGhi MURhnY, voorro's.
ISAAC DAnEHrr, Sc
SAVINGS. BANK,
novEY IS II g9e pm re S Ggoger ,b IH T op oc
T0DER elil draw intcfcs; from ocfoBEEi. Interest
psIS sH 4 Sds aes2 4,s9 ~ Of IS and upward
MoS& SnG ossSnsS ron H aga o"
NoRTn RIVE SAyIiNSEs, BANK.
aoxrY GFsif e ON or b SSst S tha h OF ooc
Der will drHSy y ArE&Es iTSm 2Sa iir PAL,
"a 5.S FAT sssshStSg fAP
'0''''A' JAMES s Q. SsEASiiNlE EiSr 'scc'y
VTNIoN DIME SAVINGS lam,
SIX pER CENT. in, ere ION on Is % tsooo
Money deposited or before Oct 70 vii bear n,crcst
from octi Assets tIis@lB.
" EST SIDE SAVINGS BANK.
". l1 Oh a, 9e'wc,,n IN AID IN ats
aaG s.afdsy eSnss rom a to TO GSGS
Money detoHied on or bciors oct 20 sll draw IN
NM'H. ALICE, secreiaryy..' ''' ''''N' '''''''''
NEW YORK Pr sAyiSGS BANK, san AZ, osr
a,a' rem to $40 pge2.I,s MAIDS on Or beis.c
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Oh, durf.

rJ,HBPROsPECTP PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
An AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL FAIR
will be held at the above Eronnd,,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ana SATURDAY,
oct. IS. II, and is.
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WANTED-Expcr c. Ak makers none but
w good hands need andy
ca. oPrENHLIM 4 BRO so Broadway.
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S,biul 1latOI.a.
soura mo hooms.

N.EMISG MACHINES, al kinds, at 10 Leonai
: -, Icntol and sold ou mDn.hy plimcnts.
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WANTED-Fmishers ba,ter, prc.smcn and opc
w ralors on ante. A?rly at Chatham square
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A nov w.nei that can open o,.tcts md max
~ himself generally u-e. Can al SOB ID ~. corn
OF 23d It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13

On account Of the weather the Races advertised 20
come Oh on The Prospect Park Far Grounds VIII take
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13

Sitnahuns maEito.
. yOU>G LADY wishes situation IN millinery
WlILlSG hoK iO'. sun Office
4 EESPgCTA married woman wishes %
No ~ Eai. Ba'tc st.. between Bond aud EVEN ..
3gAo.!yn. Mrs. GORhAN.
a NOJ ". man Of long experience ~ pastry cook
crtct, ucr, anu baker, wishes to mud situation
u any Of these occupations. Address l.. d. box ia,
'ug Office.
NCJNG married woman with chlid - month
n ~ !ics II uqtnn IN small family To do II ut
h'u NO X. Cal al ;! DIVISION IT,. In thr store
\ American woman wishes n situation rs hous,.
4 cooper TO-, MdUHcf with SHALL family, Cal iol
.Hc "'ct ~ ifi ." anccy st. u ioJr
brrCtIERS.-, luIton wanrg by wong man
- i'I.t tr ireland 3Nclr-' cNpr. e1": N ga
sIHi % H, Uu uats hHl-o't zen rally usc.ui; sA.
atty 10 ttJ ... Ai.IcS, MICHAEL, az West 81 IL.
go rNiNPER~.-A m,n OF cNrereacc In mo
b. Uv- t...N ".Ir Cfu ttHu nee srcti1l ana DR.
'Dtl" vHt i'tlr. bu'l Ike TO form clhi ct. toA
vita tr'P'ottlic house or stgn painter already cs-
iH s DO tHcti i..uuhi'i re- creme . VII Llvrl
.! i--!nt, a confidence iJg thrlc dIye l C., hos
'5tNO ~i-TIR~ VITA situations together. ono A.
o.. and 'NH other - Ch.uDrrmHid. both wi IN
d. '' ~ " Ehng. Cdli a. IL! Mott ST. Inquire fJl
Mrs MO(LNN.
~ ASTEU-A sta t,lIu by u respectable. rel able
" WiA, 10 run q stationary en- Inc ~ look after
steam h Aus apparatus. Call or address Tor week In
ti".c, 40 Eat ~. -.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-01-26

Then We throw doWn the pen and
10 out. Not 20 the l,omes Of The rich,
Tor then We should be more untitled
for labor But out and away 10 the
collars, garrets, and over.crowded
tenement houses, Shcro people are 90
p00rl We see them working We
see men, women, children actually
starving We see dirty, ragged, free.
zing little ones suffering They arc
innocent Of all save poverty. Little
orphans, whose mothers are dead,
whose fathers are in prison, or poor,
miserable victims Of dissipation.
Then our heart grows strong, and
we are ashamed to think wc would
shrek our share Of life's labor Wo
see how much better off we are than
are thousands upon thousands Of
others, and feel happy, contented, aud
anxious TO live TO a purpose, and TO
help the poor who have no homes.
Then, VIC think how good and kind
our friends arc-how much better of
than we might be-how we are blessed
with health, and enough to keep want
from the door, and how little we do,
to make the homeless ones bcttor of
and happier
Then we rest awhile where our
heart is-gaiher strength for the work
of life, and continue ON rs We have
begun, in hope that some day there
may not be in our country so many
poor little homeless starving children
so many heart-broken sufferers as
there are all over the land this Satur-
day Brick" Pomeroy