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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-11

O. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS s. SONS SALE.
lH Two three story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1926
ana 1923 1asker street. between Morris and Dicker-
son Streets First ward. On Tuesday, June ii. 1870
at IL O'Clock, nOon Will be sold at public sale at
the Philadelphia Exchange the following-described
properties, viz. -
No. l. All that three-story brick nvssuage, with
story back bnilding and lot OF ground situate
the south side of Tasker street. First ward, No. 1926
containing in front on Tasker street II feet, and
extending in depth 63 feet to a feet wide alley
with the privilege thereof The house contains 10
rooms; has hot and cold water, bath, gas pipes in
troduced, etc. Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms
mediate possession.
No. 2. All that three-story brick messuage, with
tWo-stOry back building and lot OF ground, situate
on the south side Of Tasker street, No 1923; con-
tai0ng in front on Tasker street 16 feet, and ex-
tending in depth 63 feet to feet wide alley, with
the privilege thereof; has hot and cold water bath
gas pipes introduced, etc. Clear Of all incumbrance
Terms-S2900 may remain on mortgage for years
Immediate possession. They may be examined any
day previous to sale between and IL O'Clock.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctoneers,
6241 Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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g. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS * SONS SALE
I:M ThTee-story brick store aud dwelling, No. 104S
South Seventh street, below Carpenter street, with
two.story bIick factory in rear. On Tuesday. June
14th, $780, at twelve O'Clock, noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that lot
of ground, with the improvements thereon erected,
situated the east side Of Seventh street. south Of
Carpenter street, No 1913; containing in front on
Seventeenth street sixteen feet, and extending in
depth siXty-one feet six inches to four feet wide
alley, with the privilege thereof The Improvements
are three-story brick store aud dwelling fronting
on Seventeenth street; contains nine rooms has gas
bath, hot and cold water range etc. and tW osCOry
brick factory QOr making coffee mis) in the rear,
fronting on said alley. Clear OF all ncumbranCe
Terms-S1l00 may remain on ground rent.
NJ. THOMAS * SONS, Auctioneers,
62411 Nos. 139 and 14l s. FOURTH Street
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C. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE -
El:H To close an Estate-THOMAS IL SONS, Aue-
tOneers.-To Capitalists, Tanners, Coal and Lumber
Dealers-Gas Coal and Hemock Timber Property,
1000 acres known the "Canoe Run Estate" To-
Gated between Cameron and Emporium Cameron
county, Pa, on the line OF the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, which traverses the property, and at
the terminus OF the Buffalo and Washington Rail
road, 10 miles from Buffalo, New York, and is also
traversed by branch OF the Susquehanna river.
On Tuesday, June d. 1870, at ~ O'Clock, noon will
be sold at public sale, without reserve, at the Pha-
delpha Exchange, all that very valuable tract of
land, located at and near Emporium (the county
town of Cameron county, Pennsylvania), consisting
of about 1000 acres underaid with Is feet of supe-
rior pure workable, bituminous gas and steam coal
veins five feet four feet and three feet in thickness,
now open for inspeCton), and Is covered with
valuable growth of hemlock and other timber.
There are also on the property superior saw and
shingle mills, with all appliances for manufacturing
lumber, built within year, costing upward vi
$4,000. Sale absolute. For pamphlets, maps, and
further particulars, apply to L. II. Simpson i Co.,
No 42 Broadway, room No. 41. New York city, or at
the Auction Rooms, Ncs. l39 and 14l S. FOURTH
Street, Philadelphia.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
52s s3t Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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SEWING MACHINES.
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PAPER 4ANOINOs, EIO.

I OOK LOOKn LOOK ul-WALL PAPERS
- and Linen Window Shades MMAnqtaotured. Ma ths ths
SPRING GARDEN Street, below Eleventh. Branch. No.
8O7 EKDERAL Street. Oamdons ksN jersey.
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gtIp UanttS.
xlarbl, ano $Ilti JfIanisls.

Iubl, an0 $llti NIanisls.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain,
H Marbeie Decorated prices 80 10 90 aud upward
so S4gr aoIk every decf ptou, plain aud Ornamental
PENRHlN SLATE Co.. No. 80 West Ezbtsentbst,
Betgeen Flih aud Srth-aves.
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANTLES.-
VA five hundred Nantes OF the latest gn5 hand liberal dis
count sovei bills sold this month A. KLABER 3i and l5j
Ead E.fhtesati-st near Tbri8'e.. y Y.
EEARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI elegant designs. nn - -l2. 5 70 $3.50 T. b.
STEWART Co., 6O5 aru'e, bet lhutrhth ard ThArih 80.
e. KLABER & Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, form
- % irst az 90 llJ W Fdy sMabe aud
Mar Mauies llealsoues, TILES, WucoiHg latest
desigus at greatly reduced PRICES
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THURSDAY, March J-P

Money is in abundance at 4 per cent on call
with Governments as collaterals; commercial paper
rrme AZ per cent and in demand. State bonds were
firm ana the transactions large Railway bonds cob
tue 10 be favorte investments at present prices Govern
neus svnpathzing with the decline in gold are little
off today from former prices The City Bank stocks are
held so firm that sales continue very limited ka"''
shares are advancing In price, and seem TO be goingup
gold goes down or remain. as they were to-day, guiA
steady.
on The 9Th OF March, ia'a. when President Grant vie
ipaugurated. gold was 49,; to-day the highest pre-
was llss a difference Of lGs per cent. Govern
ment bonds on the 25th Of February, i@b
were ouoted as follows: 1891 coupon llGi H.
lIs5; 1854 49,; 1866 Ile3 1sCj 49,! 1907 49, les
1921. lO-iOs ilOl T. :. quoted IN London On
the 9th Of February 1862 90. with our bonds at ra
In London and prices as well as confidence adS9ncna
with the L. & bonds Of 1881 above par, WI gold, %
home and with only per cent difference In the hign'
p1ce Of our bonds at the New.York Stock Exchange
10 day and year ago. when gold was 1872, win an easy
money market IN all the business centers Of ON county,!
we may well be hopeful Of the future.
Gold opened at i5s: 1922, ll5 I:O7 i'3 ll6 atlIf
los 1854; 2Oi Isl; GJO ll5i and O'Clock At ~; Tie
highest price was 1853, and the lowest llji.
The transactions in the Gold Exchange Bank io-df
were as follows: Total clearings s5i7oooo; gold bah
ances S. 1889 Al currences balances, Sl67.si os IDA
holders OF gold paid to-day from TO per cent for carp
ing over balances, and at late hour gold carried
without interest
In our reference TO the number OF stockholders OF
Boston bauk, yesterday FOR 100000 read 100 stock
holders.
Foreign exchange IL weak to-day, owing rather 10 me
lined demand than to any excessive supply OF bills Tie
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj


COMMENCING nov ~ 1857
Pusnser Station Eswfok Of Tseniv ssssthst ars
Four.haTe Rnlrsnoe Twenty seventh At
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Ee-Hs snd Btdgepor T. (RI 1880 m lsS gI j.
u tkLl, j;41, ga, $50. and 8 tEH D n -
sOr Milford S'ra'fOo Fairfield Southport tad Ws'spo 'ico h'
a m. ;3;t5. $3.50. and 53d o. m. ~.
For Nowslk 1900 500 (ErL 500 1850 lilS (EIl 800
fEIl 3.i5. $50 tEEl $50, 630 and 500 (srl
FOR Daien. 1850 3:ts. "a. $50 aaa $50 m
For Stamford tEIl 1880 ~ s;lS (hr) SI' thrb
3:t5 $50 ga. 40. 5:3O, $3.50. 7:l3. (sIl =.
For 0ehrcb. = o llgJO m. 2:l3 a;!S tS 2 o'' 10
for Port Chester and in.nsd,s stations AT. liz" N "
3:iS. ASS. 5.3n 6lO ami T!l3 y. ~. =. ., =,
SaudaI NAL Tain leaves Twenty rs'shth A. ~ "
BosoA ...u.,.,. u,.,v.
Yer Bc,'on Va Springfield. a R. III tEr) etbhle
For Boston. VIA Shore Line l2:lS (EIl 8 III 2. m
For Hartford and Springfield sL H. (hr), l2'l' Shhh w
10 Hartford, y m. x....
EoI COnneeicuI g,lro, IN. Erl l1i;p 10 s'a'.
3p M TO Northampton. .,o-, - i9Is
FOR S.~I,vss. New Losioa and sOuasios Railroad -
1918. J. ~. IA. . --..-.,., and william,
burgh
For Hou,atO nie Railroad sa N. .bd3 p
For kAagatuek Railroad ya NJ lhi m. AN n .,I
10 wi Fr.zst from Norn.h 70
Por Eer.CAna,a Railroad, wf lIlS t''Vp 49, s"-
S.JJ }. 4. train, and Dta.ipf
tleB IA sad . ~ n uoyr s,o.daspa,nt
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HAAb BREfI1ANS IN CHURCH. with other New Bat
Sas. by CihkLEs q. LELAND. I2Ino. PIP. o.. 4. H.
This new series Of the Breitmann ballads affords
abundant proof that the extraordinary vein of bn.
nor which Mr. Leland first developed in the history
of the Dentschers famous "BaIty" Is by no means
exhausted. The new poems perhaps rather less
exuberant than the old but the flavor of the fun
loses nothing by age and though the drollery of ex
preston may not be quite rich st was in the first
series the thought is drOler and at the same time
sixoDgeI than ever. The poem which giyes Its title
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Inc IUIIOWIu- III Nv"
h.,,ns manned AZ the datns given;

The stock market has been strong TO-DAY ah' 70
leading stocksI have gained In price No"
trail iOI; Morris and EsseN. s7l; ST. Louis iron -,
40: Dubuque and Sioux CITY, 1923; Ne"'JeIse' ,''.
MS: Boston aud Erie. Z. After 'oeioN ,,,, 30
Ss' was 90 , Witch sod At III at $40 Colt Is feeling
'"o ~" - S Of cotton prad.tas aud bonds sApOrd
.,,,, 10 ta.H
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Notice was given in the U. S. subrreasury here thi'
after the 7h inst pay OF the 100 coupons VIII se
discontinued, and parties must forward them 10 tHS
Treasurer at Washington FOR payment. when Is eon''
cred an Inconvenience, parties all over the country
through the banks could collect here Without any
trouble cost.
The following are the bids for Governments at The
dates gwen: ., H.
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NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-FROM FOOIot
~ GOURvLNNpr S1-For PHILADELPHIA, wa 's%asn
~ D. In Nrsif si4lrphA $50 ;. ~, 70 q m i-.V
o. TO- p - . a. u ulgh. F.r BALTIMORE AMI ashsstso"
u, h.so 9;io' m. For south sld S'"'1'" VS.
. Ia
FOR mr. wESr-a:ins $50 ~. liiIp pm, hm y
sIy.v on smfS through 10 Clnelans.
Miboat through uy 10 Louisville Np., shuAs
through th,Aro wiIhou change Ihs
AID Chcss fah d' Sst va
that dayt the p train ''pAl.'
il D. W.
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yttu CIVILIZATIONS
VtHE MOST THOROUGHLY EACIilN"
IL AND INTERESTING BOOK or THE DAY
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
rnwARn wORrLEY MONrAdU,

EDWARD WORTLEY MoNThdo'
N, .n con Of Lad, Mary woey AOn'agu who" career ~ PVT
b,p, on, c THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY Of S9 woman 'O'
uns N. las. 200 years The Autobiography miro
due,s KINGS and PRINCES, politicians and poets "p :"
ofeters In fact. viii give hfelhe portraits Of 'eS "'
among whom Will found George the seeoH''
wales; LADY Msry worl.r MOn''gn saf''' '''' -,
rough The Bari Of Chesterfield, Wapo'e f''" WV"
Pop, whose absurd love adventure With Lazy may
length, Howard Bari 81 sufOs, Savage Lord IJ''''0 D"'
and many sibes
Complete In on, large l2mo volnm'
Price 81 IS 10 cloth
TURNER 4 Co, soa Chestnut't fhlNepn.-
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Qrogusals.

Brnoss' CORSET og Hog'Ios ,SG G;"s 4,s
PROPOSALS Gn duplicatej will be received
=, lie aai,rs1ei aa p oeocs No. SATURDAY. Apn 1870,
for The following SUBSISTENCE STORES, VIZ ,,. s,,t.l
500 barrels u fol IN roauIhooP Areb sealed bangs a he~I
Ioo barrels Of Extra Family 80 rour hoops. barrels 'u bealae
80 barrels Prime Mess rs, one 'ol Loop o. each sai 10 eo-
80 ooo pcas{. Of BroSS Sugar in barrel. f headnea
pounds Of Prime Medium Bars - barrels fi geai Incl
700 go- - g, G LAM I t f'-s fi he.dlur
'c pound ii Adamae pornd s'aVgl 'ai y
2oooo scara 4 Family soap 30 pouni beIes stopped
SO. pound, o. o. l,. 81, 10 y 9,,,-: e , .e lined
100 ouad. sroaud Be Pepper tPoand PiesEs' P'-Ee
5000 paaad 81 SlrCarei Hans uncovered barrels m head
100 pound; ofpro,tf.t H,op to,e 100 pounds each.
COO POM. Of Smsse Beef 10 100 pound boI-s
loo bo1li. o. Assorted crlcler IL 2opouad bo'e.
5000 poapd, q (u, Loa(sa h.r, AZ le,dins
5n0 pounds Of rodee - Sugar 90 barrels iul hesdiref
5000 pounds ofGr4aul.iod Sagsr 70 barrels a hea4ae4
s. pours Crystluied dr.c Acid, 80 lpouud package.
lOD Go,eu cakes Toilet Soap, assorted
3iJ bofes OF Table salt
s O. s T, r,7Yfr s!, GG.'s 2 g,1is saal..
Poaa. Dcscaed cold6 gGagd boIe' P'''ed '' eA''
90 sl 9' Of f ,1,o sanoS poaad
600 SIiesa SALMON. p pound tan. ..,,.,,ru.,
100 ponds Of Dried Ptaele in birt,. fall heal.hneL
9ol boxes Of aver Ra'ins' strapped 10 ~ paes,gs
goo los bos,, of,ysr .as . .t5ap9sd S,s !, package
%
80 bottles Of Picked Cucumbers-pinls
$50 battles Of PcAled Cneumber.-qusrts
isS bottles Of Glerkns-piuGts PcIle,
$50 bottles 81 Picked OuioBs-quATs
80 s,S, Of F,f's p Ssf sPS Sa%i ans
2iO . Lobstrrs. 2poupd cans
800 cans omato-s. 2pound cans.
5,I cans Of Green sage Corn, Hponnd ran.
500 clus OF Green Family Peas. 2polod caus.
Boo cans Of Luna Beans. 2pouni cans
80 cans o Potatoes, 2ponud
$50 gallons OF Sour krou, Ia bATTeli
so eaus Fresh Peaches, 2puuud caut
800 can. irrsh Pineapple. pound cans
500 cans Cranberry Sauce, 2pouud c>uA
$40 cans Curraut Jelly, posud cans
500 cans Raspberry Jam pound
go cans Preserved P.neapplss. 2pOund cans
0causP Preserved Peaches, HpOnud
800 cans Preserved Damsons, pound cans.
800 cans Borders Coudens'd MIR. pound cans
100 pounds Of Mustard ,.pouni pscisges
100 pounds Alspce !.pouHd packages
leo pounds Cinnamon, ipound packages
100 pounds Giager, !-pounf packages
100 pounds Cloves. !pound pacssytA
100 pounds Sutaess, 4.pounl packages
dOscu Lemon Extracts ia +ouu.s bottles
' 20 doIea Vanilla EIlracls. 10 ounce hOtteA
~ Wocrster>Lir- Sauce, mp"ris 10 In
pounds Of Corn Starrh. ipound packages
pounds vi fapiOca, lpoupd packages
SO pounds Of veumceii, Is pound boxes
pounds % MAccsroBi % pouul boxes
pounds Of Yeast Powders i-pouBd packages
Co pounds Of Carbonate Soda lpouDd packages, pure
pounds Of Cream ~ Tartar. lpouEd packages. pure
lGi ponds Of Leaf Lard ~ apouad c,dle.
pounds Of Laundry Starch. lpognl packages
lu1 pounds VI lam Try Indigo. l.pouni package.
making requirements the bidder
reject 81 bid. offered W. W BURNS, q. S. u.
Chief Commissioner. Department Of the East
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

l. air:
$3.50 =. m Mail train for Gree1por. - -
1870 u aosyu GIsh C''e Losii' Fasy Huntington an
korIbport
az m Rivsrhe,i BIpr.u Train. . 49,
D ~ for Resin. Glen CSys Loeli 'tsN huanns'oI' ana
Eortbport
Ian M. for North Isln
enuneet Al Brtnch for HsMpstssd
Ko,y Glen Cove, Locust NAef HGptastoa An1
hOrthTOri leave hah'sf' f'ln' H. Anu D. BARTON supl
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Trains leave

L 4 Tuf,rth foIoa,. o.,
"a m tuc nu. Chicago BTps's nraNngr'om cars attached
lO:3O a m ps, EXPRESS. Dtavi ng room attached
n Aol;rel ENDrsss. DrlEirg room cars alrh-l
Erpess stH Sleep ears brorg I" seiE' WE
change ". G. Y q, also J. ;. a H. = kstS (oaJb
II ?. sight RIprer Seerng css Nt'eh-d
1000 ~ suI = In. PolrhE--ps.e ItapL
g. o.. S:i5. and $50 p. ~. isvssIL Trans
AMI . - 3 m Slg Smg Trans 40 x....-.
T.yO $40 4 II 4.!', 3'4) sla ll'o NJ iooA'F
Trains 4, rorgry
o. m TO Poushsssp,,s 90 SaHaayll J. NJ IoUChi Saps
n,v L.
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Oyrcs ~ Tis Bo,Rn % WATER Cosri..ioSEEsl
PRoUpEyCE. r J.. Feb. H. 1870 !
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
PiPESSrs!cd Proposals will ihi, Ohee until
.h d. ri M.cL ProIiHo al y ooct " furnishing the ~ho'
any portion vt iLr follow lg ,ssI Fuu Mater 49,
200 feet D inches daHrss 'Ias thickness from zach 10 II
iuch
10000 ret 2onss diameter rayug IN hlus from rs q ZACH to
llb incl.
1900 6tt p inches dial-te 1916 nch aud 1915 Inch thcs
Ia1n ce 70 inchr, p - inct and 2st nrh thick
100 feet X iuches dsnrr II ~ iuyt aud 25l inch th'cI
Bchss diameter 81 % inch inch thick
loo feet Ia inches diameter 10 % inch aud IA 10 inch thick
si4n l. iucle, diameter. inch
So00 IL nchc, diameter lJi ipch ard 10 - Inch THEA
1000 ret 3 inches GiaiuricT rrh snd 10 inch thick
1860 ach-. diameter. l-1i lrh aud inch thick
10 he the best quality Pipe cn IA lengths les hip u
feet. aud 60 b. upfshL
NsTuish
10 be delivered Tee Sh this city Which he d.neB,-
To be delivered nesy equal monthly quaatrs iron May No
venbtr inclusive.
payment per ~ BE- g,n on hu lsth Of each
lonsh for the pipe del rrrod la thr pre,t.u, month
Proposals b, bond the Com
Hi,,untrs conep,d lot The ha execution OF th, proposal the
shall he accepted
Proposals sill state the price 81 $50 pounds
Envelopes must be iudofsri Proposals LOT Pipes
Additional particulars he obn-i april ris Ohcs
TIE Commissioners tie right reject Ahy aad all proposals.
G q : i : tcHiEGrHSS@fKR c,, w,,ss -,
JOSEPH j. COOkk, D'''""''''''''
HH Nan 49,
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ERIE LWAY.-TraiDs will leave Depots
foot ard foot Of rErutTtbrisi, fo0ss
Through express Gamblers ~ at TO- ~ m
and s3l D. ~ daily; leave Twenty tbrisL At 1:tS = ~ "a
m aud t:l5 p (aliD. AeS and Improved Dia"ngkooa
accompany train through 10 bdlaO connns
Scpi8g coaches hTongh 70 C'eEe4n1
Coarhes vii tue " IN tAo Ioa
Su,qnehsnna Budlo the $3.50 tram 20 Rochester balAo
and ucuuaI. An Smizsut tain leaves tsly at 9 D. m
Jcryis " IS, I:D CTweHiv.t 3i.. 'l2 p MI
NaEHleA MSl'
g4merv. Gui.lrf Pine Island. and UEonfis.
Middleton and WAY a. $50 tlwenty-.hlr-it 9s ~
sud WsV % daily ilN.ntr'thrds' o. sl
For Newbugh Wsy. $50 and 40 IN (ihehv'a
a.. - and 4;l5 - -
ForS aai CTEenty third So SO aas
SEQ M 1neater IL. wsrty-thirJ st. u p nj
from Tserty thrst Depot ~ $50 n
el5am rs l:ij ldaiIl 5tJ 39 p 10 aud S'tS
From CbaaJer'sL Uspo' A. 6:''a n 1912 H. IL ~ i
p II. tdsiyl. 5;l5 p. u. and b:f5 p 10 n. .o,.
For Hae1sek and Way from T"en,7.thirdr pspo, AZ sS 70
ll.i5 H.. D. 5:l5 80 p ~ anl o'9 p ~ from
Chaub-rss Depot u u. ~ m ''I' = ~ u all
Fr Pmont Moassv and Twsnyhri't Depot 1t ':S
M t:s5 ~ i3.l5 as - m '6:l5 p NJ aul
From Chambers - Depot At D.
NJ $3.50 D. a. 4:l5 $3.50 and SATURDAYS ooy ~
TS, or passage A. ueu,s Drhvins Room .1d Sepas
orders Tor tie ehc~kus ari transfer Of
the t5mp1uysocts "a 80 snI 20 BrsdsNi
,o,sr wrliv dhnsi. sud ThrdSe, Hssn
sss Futon D,P0 foot Of Casnbssst, snd oet Of
York 40 ESea2hgDse, AMI Long DssI
pspo Lesser Citr VI e Age1is Il 1e principal eoh
''r''' ~ TO rtrrrlt nglr
VA. r BARR General Passenger Agent
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SAFES Of Slas B,pdsRosood I,pd,Bonk and Ea'iroaEzJrs

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
oo ,t.,,o, 81 0O l. Sd N g g.}flD Cb6 " =.
Pacific Mail. tl 0O........... % eS ~ ~
West Ia Tel. -. l0J Ohio Miss iVN A"s D. Ne y
ltsi ........,.... al 100 Ml / - Pan. 6siI
200 Harlem R.ilpdlAlsl Ao....... ....s. oSil
kuNtNG STOCKS POARD-FIIST BOARD
p,,r,l,1a H,nlrg S,o,ka l5l0 Grass NaisT.. -
m y s01 1;ra Valey.. iSO0 Lacrosse i'
sH.... |
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LACKAwAESA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depot foot Of Bafeay'l aud 100, 81 - 1850
IN TRAIN connecting Den'ls With Boonipn Branen
Dover Chester BrAneh Waterloo NIh SsseL ior Aa
dover and Newton Eb the D. ard W. T. K
and Great Bend and 81 ool 90 we LACK
arsnna and Bloomsbury aud Dea-se and Hudson X Rd% .
LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Al Sessh MOTIFS
Dover HackcosH Washington Pkpsburg and 's'oai con
pseis Ph psbu Del for BeNfere, ke aud at
Esson " Bethlehem, AlsBoEa daaeh Chunk and
ID 10 kAsToS EXPRESS eOsu,e.s Dover Gih Chester T.
and al W.e with Ssssr z Z
$50 u and $40 SUMMIT sud intermediate sistosi
$50 40 It:40 aad 2 $50 $50 $40 go 800
and l:t5 No. SOUTH ORANGE sud intermediate s'snonl
ll:lO m $50 sad so 80 hOkRlSIohS and nisrmsi'
stations -.-,, ,~.n,..
Fo NEWARK st6O $500 $50 1920 II. il:;o Hos
a. 23O $780, $40 SO 40. s. $40 ';o sO S'o 7S $780,
FOR BLOOMFIELD aid MosTCLAIs .. $50 am,4 $3.50,
ole . oChoCh Ahs'iht S0psrihtsndsHt
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
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to cure the evil that is necessarily to re-
suit from the law as it must be enacted
under the new Constitution. If the
amount TO be collected was five or ten
dollars, then there could be no buying of
votes, at least not great many. The
operation Of the new Constitution will be
to place it in the power Of the rich only
to get office, while the poor and honest
devil must ever be deprived of such q
luxury. Well, the advocates of this new
Constitution will, no doubt, say that almost
every man in the State can afford to pay
a tax of dollar for the privilege, and it
will certainly work no hardship. The
assertion is great mistake, for this pro-
hibition will amount to considerable in
keeping the masses from the polls. 1t is
hard matter to get goodly portion Of
the people to the polls, as it now stands.
without this tax; and when the prohibit
ton comes they will refuse altogether,
ualess the candidate, with his pockets
full of rocks." shall relieve them of the
embarrassment. This we regard as the
chief objection to the amendments submit
ted by the Convention. The others might
have, with some little patience, been
borne, were we compelled to live under
the botch, miscalled Constitution. We
don't blame the delegates who framed
and referred this substitute to the people
for its want of virtue to recommend 1t.
These men acted under the fears of
duress, and are no more responsible for
the new Constitution than If they had
stayed at home from the Convention.
When going to the hall where the Con-
vention assembled daily, some Of the del
egates, no doabt, imagined that Fed.
eral soldier with blue clothes on aud
sharp bsyonet 10 bis hand marched be-
hind each of them, and that they were
acting as file leaders in Grants army,
subject to be put in the euard-house for
the first offense against The Radical
party. o Temporal lsome would naturally
exclaim. But, thank heaven, there were
a few to be found who could not be drs-
gooned into signing their names to this
fraud and libel on the people.