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nrp1RTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


g.. To-op. via P,mouh Che69urs ue ns@.Iis y, we
Jssns6p i5 a. Steamship ,ss al n seprtheu'A mt'
.r. oty ses-Iif per az 0'oA'h A'' ''s
Ht'"P NJ WEDNESDAY. MARCH. % .
-. -, Cne.rsiown ard Liverpool. BY tbe steamship
N'i ~ a. L. At the general Post once At q m
nal pad letters only o. Ter No % h'f'0 h''
a. ossr , V.prbic Bx. and st ThomAs per sea'n'hip
~ Aue,a Per a y. X ''' " w '''''-' ''''
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Srun aalurks.
ncticrs Of Smkrupttn.

s-lg
IN BANKRUPTCY-The subscriber, As
sguee Of JOHN l. JANEWAl bankrupt viii expose sale
public auction l4tb dsy March 1870 az u O'Clock al The
EHchargr III Broiway 10 the CITY NsfoTk BY JOHN
MILLER Aucoaee The following described real estate q
piece parcel 81 and with the buildings
Bg and beng The sh Ward Of The CITY Of
Of Chatham
bonnde containing FOL
Beginning point the norttey side Of sd Duars
Pesreets thence running uortheey line parallel With
hundred eight feet three inches thence easier
parallel with twenty Eve feet thence suthery
ybuane hundred and eight feet ten inches
lOe line OF Chatham and thence westerly along tie
line latham four feet tea and bali inches TO
the point Of eyuulag dated February %. 8i0
DAVID VAN FLEET. Assignee OF Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY. - The subscriber, as
Of JOHN JANEWAi bankrupt el eIpsse 10 sale AZ
,t iay Of March 1870 at ocoek noon al he
Exchange Saesoo III Broadway the CITY ONES York hyJohN
son MILLER the following described real estate 70
balhugs thereon erected
No 20 City Hal place the Cry Of f"rA bounded snd
described follows: Beginning In The -outhey ne 81 cy
Hall place formerly Augustus sree al ;Ii distant one hunai aDd
sestery from the solh-Ssety corner 81
thence sounefr at ua
Hal place partly through the center 81 psJ vail
standing and Cts Hall pesl ninety Zee. eleven
And la inches thence and parallel Ssh CITY H place
twenty feet uouhehy gh angles 10 CITY Hs ps
thu the s between Nos - AID -
place eleven inches Va the suberE sde
Civ ensey along the soGlhe SIDE ny bA
feet aud ouehsf Dees to the point OF beginning
DAVID VAN FLEET Assignee Of Bankrupt
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rnrnlr-s WRArHER REPORT-a -
v,xraruRE ALMANAC.

rs,. s.r sefs....... tl4 Neon r.ses.."'.'' l.. 40
su ns,i ''''''~ ares vArEK THi. Dan.
,5.o. Gov, l,aui.....l!..+ He. Gtis. 4'IJ
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6uuntrr iaroprrtp 90 g,i.

4 -SSO0-One mile from Harlem, French
a. COTTAGE II rooms acre u ground near depot ar'
class borbooi; 49, fare vii eel or exchange Ap
TO C. C. KEYS IL For.yh WILLIAM BARKER, Trhure one
yI,O RENT-From April l, 1870 a STORE and
DWRLLING-HOISE now occupied crOckerY and millinery
store. Appy JOHN JAQrES Wbir gtonre. Orange Co y J.
rI'O LET-The Upper Part -four rooms of
tvostorr So pleasantly situated es HOboken bve
minutes walk vest Of railroad depot. Aiires. -.ox
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proposals.
DROVIDLNCE WAFER WORKS,

providence WATER WORKS.
NOTICE TO tONTkACTOgS
ssaec 'o'ons viii he received ne H O. tie
i'h1sours hooss Building Cy of PnsIeues mil ~ urock
m 81 IOLSDAl D. ll dsy 81 Apni 49, r The COSSlGUC.
slpN ~ ELAEkfO Ca SOCKANOS>Er NIL 10 CEANSTON
Ihe Reservoir g. be ue,ry I'm about
30 1ao-sa- M long aud huEdTsJ and
D. a. eieeb irei deep sh Inlet and outlet daLs
tseuts conduit
As @ e~a sud 'ectcitous Fud forms aud con01s
"A'if tL' Ip,as obislei a. The ssd C0Htissones Office
A. b. To- KAOOD.
1NsE!Ii J. tOUkk ''mA''''''s
Pto'1,sCs Ia - isn
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II ILTitths- - -.
NJ Express, DraNiogroon car AIAelsa
lB:s a. o. Dav Express. Drs~iBg ears attached
4p M Montreal Express, Drssiug room attached .
ETpss 9Th sleep hrong 20 tbesss ''~
o. change "a ". q. RR, also l. : 4 VI. : kR tps.B
II D. m Jght EJprs.s, Sleeping eas attsch-L
TOO N. 20 and ?. n Ponshke-fNe Trans
ga o. AIS and $50 10, Perkssl Trains
sui $50 D. slug sing Trains So.
&c. ~. $40 u. I'm, g. 4:9a 30 Iasd Hp ~ i"''e"
Trans =, AZ rot--,v G.,
- 20 Pougbkeeps.e or sunsg.) J. NJ IOIDt'' o@p1
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90 4lanufattur,rs.

THE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASf Br tie stteHtou Of Manufacturer, Water Por,r
hr o. fssss htsJrsey tds
ltt-Isol above hsstGS adjoining the
49, rft, niles 81 H0hoken AID JerseT CITY
& nan io Try have head and fall Of tNshiTtro
L1t IL VIA ~ vtos Pa RIVER AID reservoir Of tire. Labde
70 De vi Site rgs ELd arranged thst each ha,
t 81 lsfgot 90 bot bead and lAl The supply o.
" 80 oAY -uuctlf lu permanent The property IL situated
"a F.hs rr' 20 e ut o. population .e 10 proximity 70
e N 81 NeH-l"rf aHUulicatng sh q BY pauk road By rail
fpa slc D. 'ti,D tae airarastou, location
fc.rtg % he eoot. On tie pfels AID 1bs.su
tn't Fr~ .r s"uss h Machine shop and f0gBd.rv,
real, f Anelh, oselgato Applications made 5. ".
iJtEEl. 81 FesrJ.tt. kss-lor.. ~
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave Depots


IL loot ofChambersst Ard oo, Of eot' rt, A. fi'',
and CsI > N daily; leave TStuty trdfL AZ - = @ -
Io srd els : H. t.sivl sn3 improved Draw Room
Coscr v ACCOMPANY train through 20 Blfae ,-ssiss
At m,gu6e-ut Sls-pg Coaches through % ''
sul ca ou eepng viii the ipa sa
SgaueAauns TO BusAo. the $50 train 70 Ro--is brA
M rriunst. An GnigsG Leaves da'y al p
for Per. wAE. 1880 tf~eutsttn i 80 .
suulags s1p.ei connecting Tor Nafss h"s'
Gu'ori. Pine Island, sul Jriongi.e
For MdIletosn AMI Wa al $3.50 ?. frseuiythr-N %
For Ous NaT 81 Ia ". tw-niTh s ti' A
For Neebargh aEl wsy, s8 $50 aad - P n IftP '
r4j d ~ 1913 and $50 p NJ
Fcr Sarern aud Way and o. ~ CEentrih ~ - - 400
son M 1heaier r II 80 il"tHiTt rLsS u 3 10
For Paterson and Treaty ihir'-st Depot . ~
.Issn N tasi. i;+o 81. Do sul -
Cnanbesst pepo- - $50 a H.. JI3 4 n u a. v
p M tdaivj o. N 5:l5 m and 5S p $3.50. a..
For WsT fro'I Twenty hisl pero, ~ " 20
1850 n $40 D N 5I5 m. 5;45 .. m 80 t;f' h' f"t
CnKnbss Depot u N. tp NJ '''' : r. o. ~ 40
n,
m Is D. n .. H.. 4 Is 80 'ta n ah'
S.Irl,rs org ~ uught From haGler ,tDepot af| ~
NJ s1JO m 4;f ESQ All satnfiA'' s3''
Tket, or passage an or Apartments 10 DrsnsRooE ~ Nep
rnef ~
n~, MAJ he len al COmpiny otcs "a so an ~ u 4sA
.r on. hun at-st. aud Third tTew.
-. Po, Bookl-u DeyOis o o. C1amherssL, 49, Bot ~
New York; No ETehasg-pac- AM Lofg beSs
h Jsr.e, Citv an Of Agents the principal ass
''f'' ~ To Y ernnut eav.
WI r. CARR. General Passage ss,rt
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Bort &laroms' Bottle.

Skw-fOBE,
PoET IHrsTs OyFCE. No - NiliAB-sL
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ Of Oh. A0 rist,d Apr a. 1857 entitled 50 Aeio
Otce Port Of New loT 10 al persons
TsTls clage " tlbrct matter OF sncs inquiry
osiug vessels uu1sr eIsBUS
that eIanuauots VII
Nls tHs BoHee % osAfd sd
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NrWARK And NEW. YORK RAILROAD

NEWARK AND NEW-1OKk RAILKUAD.-
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK. Ioe Of Liberty st. SonA hssL
Ga AMI amer MONDAY Dec 30 1853 passenger uA'' ~" re
o nysyg NEW YORK poR BERGESAyE-At s.s5 t3. iiS
20 ans Ss ls.lo. li;lc H. y ~ 80, 49,, 30 t.
co. 10 s. a., 1879. ll:<sp -
.yg Nkw.iORK FOR ~ksr BERGRS-N So s.ia, I'D.
,,'1S !, \ a 49,. Z: ", s.1o. 1:+5, $3.50. il.sS
ir,yE SEW.YoRx FOR NkSAkk-A $50 eS ia ~,
g:is % o.e Il.lo y! H. i. 1:e. - SS.
oiao' J. 1872 '''' "''' ii < KICKER SOPHISTICATED
IA Gen kfss
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ntb -yusip Zeal esiatf for Sulf.
VERY BEAUTIFUL!
VERY FINRi

VERY DESIRABLE
Uop.e with all the modern improvements 10 the Of ORANGE
j. within rAksof depot eAuIehes stores Schools marx
POstOfce. &c -, ,----,-.,
Moderate prices built 10 order Of any description
A. yery close e.tu stss For further information apply 10
A. T.. COSDIT co. or J. H. MBACHAh.
ats B. Chi;:en1sn Cos 38 Broadrsy
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suttiun Sails Of Hial fstai,.

! BLEECKER, SON a. Co, Auctoneers'
n. WEDNESDAY,. March a. alta 10,
nEIchange salesrooD, III Bfoadvsy =, -, -
CAHALsT-Three story brek HOUSE, 20 .W y, ,,"r,,se
GreenNich; lot ~ By about az VIE PeI'e't Wv ' w. 1888
Map at - CeJarst
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

besut PLACE, teu minutes walk from depot On
(tr Hall ane bo1be broad bal s.
of garden aud iut Al stables love
scene pleasant place all Cornwall, sl LII
furnished unfinished for will SELL CAL on or
aIre GEO W. VAN SCLEN, Attorney ssd COL1seorRtLAs lJJ
Nassar-st
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gona SsIano atlI 6statt for Sui.

EOR SALE or LEASE for five years, AT
BayrB.oOdi Fernoa-aEc fonis tao a. ~ II.1
be Gsft, Lawn Aai Lodge r,r Ordst Ms''f'', "
O. HAZARD AlIAOhT . Co. Nv biSsef~'' - .
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soara anS Sccns.
Mathin,rv,

TlutGinrg.
EOR SALE-One horizontal, hgl-presSure
STEAM Engine 9iBcb cylinder, FEET stroke. l6D hrrhre
viii feet driving % in face With Pekenugs patent GoyeruoL
Also q sul tubular LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS together with
ouaty OF Stating PueTs Apply West Tweu seventh
~ and Eereuaye ubere Iite working
order.
WHEELER q WILSON SEWING MA
w CHIMES SALE 10 month t cash prices The Ma
address payment OF btI lusts neut
+ ELLIS, 80 Eshth'aye, near I~eut, uiothsi
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6runtu g,rI 6stat, for Sal,.


A MANSARD ROOF-First floor. deep parlor,
l0r; IS minutes from CITY and nn'e. var
from depot price cash balance Gan on
GEo ". VAN sICLES Coanseor.tLas No 10 saa
BEAUTIFUL FARM-26 acres, at Monsey,
I'D Rookand land suitable TO ens up INTO VIA pV-
splendid healthy location haBa.ome nes house tI 90
hed marble m,ntes kc good ruti tne 'Prns "ae
Prce low t,rus Call % JAQURS, 2oa Broaas,y
nor SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT OF the
lat. Hon Francis the beautiful village OF Csnandhshs
The large ADD every consequence ol ~
diagram. be fERsOSs co.'s "a BIoadr,y New foLl
DOR SALE, in the Town OF Greenwich, Conn,
l. about u mile. from the ard " H. Railroad Depot az Cos
Cob Bridge Manus Landing COTTAGE HOUSE Io
msutesJ situated the bank Of Maha River containing roo 70
g-the welesablshed beer business nuains hoise
wagons bottles. &C. Instruction make the beer repaired Call on
or address A. TYLER. Manus. Conn
DOR SALE.-FIRST LOT-Iract of LAND
Il situated Amelia County, State o. virginia
Dwelling With i've rooms Desne
eel other buildings accordance OF Rfshes
obaco good orchard ,eee, fruits Water good AId su5s
Wood and 1imb-r- o bue original groNth VITA ABOUT
secondary much Of which viii make merchaniae ue
Under residue good
Of
better grasses and Petersburg ~ miles "
rail Derot DanVe Railroad Anf eight miles on
Souh Side Railroad Possession given J. l5 Pree -
cash 80 upon usual terms o! oneA easb Win
b. and two 800 49,,
Amelia and state Of Virgins Title uhqueslionhe D'son-
divided three farms OF zoo acres eac aIsI
rocd and Abundant Tmbe2O primary and secondary
growth; timber Open ami lmpr9el-Ihe residue
Of tO acre. stsp, CropsCo tobacco ard Markets
Richmond miles distant railroad shrt 500 Jaus OF
society and churches near Possession gwen
DIRECTION
Come TO Jersye Depot Richmond aud Danye Railroad ~
depce of ''' WILLIAM T. JACKSON
Cut out Nj, advertisement and bring send il 10 me-
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Rial estate to GrtRang,.

rJ,O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 acres OF LAM,
Franklin Newer.ey ready for ~rneS.s "a ROY ~ Vii
be aIsu for H. Apply 10 JOHN McCLAvB ~ Pine or he' .
JACKSON. FranEau, y. J.
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yona sslrno Zeal 6stat, for SaI,.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For New-York
or BIoolyn pePt PARM IS se Long I.ard sound
highest state Of cultivation houss
with without stock and farming implements Per
mits Of A. JoURNRAY. Pine-st
t'OR SALE-1hrty minutes from Wall-st.,
~ nay Ridge, L. l., stesmhest landing. handsome
HOUSES WITH al IMPROVEMENTS hall terms essy merely
oonnnal s@ount 81 cash wanted JOHN MACKAY, % veseJt
t'ARM for SALE or EXCHANGE-A Farm
OF lo acres on Long ssnd (ouh sde n miles NeSiors
and quarter 81 mile from railroad; splendid for milk business
No g
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL


CONMESCING NOV. q 1852
p.,., Station Ssw.lsk Of TrentT 81 AL
'''''sf' FJsnha,e Euirsnce q Twsntr sey.uls 81
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK,
For N.sHsven srd Bn1gepou = (EI ll;0 I.:5 W. 'i
o. Tx }, J:t5. 4:3. $50. sad (RT .. IN Cd. I'D.
Dor Milford Sratfod Fairfield. Southport and "sPorL 70 ''
F.r Norvsls 200 500 Or 900. 1850 I.l: nr ZEE
nj as 40 tEri ssh 8 g. sud $40 tEI.l p N
For p.r.o : = Ii:5O = u. 3:s5, % $50 aaG 80 > -
ror STANDARD tF1I Il.yD l2s (EIl .ti' MI.
3.ls 40 (RI as s:lo s.9D 7:lS tRrl pa -..
For G,nweh II 30 2.l5. 3;s5 I:15 500 - - O.
For Port Chester intermediate stations a. = ll' % '
3:s5 AS So, 20 and 5:i5 2. W. ~, . "a,
Bospa ..x,c-,.c rp,,x<
tor Boston va Spti,ybsI /, n tKr J. 3tEIl. ikEf 3
FOR Boston, va Shore Line ms iErl, q III 2 Ss
For Hartford and Springfield ga M OH l-'i'' t1i'
Hartford. p m. ~, az, =, Q. No.,,..,
3p N 20 Northampton -. -, o.u..., str,A M Ms
PFor Yr~Ha1.s Nss. Losios st0aiaroa RA's' 81 "a
so So, c R,,o,d H. s0Op SOrshsuptot ssi "''.s'
brrgh .r41 ~
N.as, Rail- tbhb
D,pIut, road, ls'l' Ace
M ,opu ,c,iou Frelght IRON Nors'h 70 p'hay
Va Ns-C.sa,n K. lrosd l2ls sSr H. ADJ 20 s''-'
d'c. n@su. Sleeping Cars ss'eeed 10 uas A'e p"'S
Room Car to ihs' !" SUI JAMES II. HoYT ssp.I'eosept
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW- JERSFY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW Jersey.
" Passenger aad Fregt Depth k,slor foot Of LeT' st. ,s
Hampton Junction VII the Dea4are LacksssaHs West
Railroad sl al EsioB sh the Lbgh Yl' Railroad 10
pesrs forming direct lne to Pus'bur an tie West res' ehat'
Of ,,,,,,.,,.v ,,,r vo 49,, -,-
niles saved b. Clcago
6. LSuls &C., Nth chan Of
can't srough lfon Nos lort 10 Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
tonseneng Iecenber l6tsLesFe Nss York a. e
ESQ mfoT hasion Bsthishen Mach Chuas. "'Ianpeft
1921 FOR ; en- aztoa Rnl Phi iD.inrs. -
R-Fof fiemn Essiou. bH,niosn MAaeb tlaaA 'ss
ton Hsrrsburg dc -,
2pm.-For Esstou Aueutovo. Sc
330p mFor hasos Aneniorn. Mach CaGnk, szt Lsi'a'f
80 D n.-Por Soner'iile aud Fismngtea
5.i5 D. Nor Someri.e
& p m-For Eastoa a1d iuterneda o stAdeDA
m--For Sofneryus.
T:lj m.--Fo B.
SO m--For Paiutslt ,-,
lI:45 D n.-For Plainfed on situroa', onl'. a. a.
T.. rs ,ave Tor FI1,b.th 53 % - ~ 30 ~
lOg II.iJ m -I2w leo 2to rs, J:l5 $3.50, 500 40 -
s5 5.a5 500 6.l0 TO- 1915 ia. 80. i0;zo. II;
'' Nv w. 49, FOR The WEST.
Ga m-WysrgRs ErPRsss daIJ t.Tcep ScuI'Fl ~ ta'eH
Chicago aud bat change So Le1s Noouss o. Hams
o. Re oB< Connects 81 >"Aer' | fi"rf
Juncisn for Stnsurg r Oal Sfa4's az
Connect. Phil pshnrg Tor Mslsh CArrk NiAe'bars Ee
pm.-(ScIksATI dslY fr BAs'oa tsitie-' ""'
Reading Harrisburg Pbersh CBesgo aui Iine'aa' 'ep
to Ptisburqh and chicago 49, . ~, - 49,
S,el az cars through from jersey City 10 Pttaurfa er- 's
Tickets o1nd a. the ohee Of the e. "a
road Of N-~.Jsr.er OF Ltstys y T. 81 70 WI ~
Nos 2Ji 2 SO Broadsayi at No. 10 Sr.s a. =.
cDa X l. s'NAEH' o"Fe'''''''''
h. p BALDWIN Gen. Pass Act
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NIONTCLAIR. y. J.-Country Homes, villa
vi St. for sale and Houses to Let h5 W J'ohl noI. j.
NEWARK, y. J.-FOR SALE-terms easy
~ HOUSE 50IlO containing I've soodste and Two a
rooms north cot BeeyAye and Cnendenst excellent
abundance Of small fruits on premises Also
the nep Brick LOf !oI2 containing 10 rooms s0t
.,ar ,tr-ts both yTpr bot ara - auts ir" VI ana =
,u York Railroads Two ars q" sweet eAs pass hs
For fol- Psurrs inquire Of bAlLoK SON. Oh pe's 4"
West Neu-lOE.
arrange. y. J.-FOr SALE, "a number of
~ beautiful RESIDENCES. near the rrnePa railroad depot
beautifully l0eai-d
,oupd ranging $1,000 f2oo for particulars
ply 10 HOMER MORGAN. Pn. st Ho-ll
arrange, y. J.-For SALE-An Italian
VILLA stable and few minutes from sta
ton Terra, very Apply tie GEO. c. WILLIAMS "a
Broadway.
nRANGE.-MontrOse Station, minutes walk
" on Ridge. RESIDENCE 10 rooms, gas sate' 's, y
acres ,gulcen safe low terms ., EAhL
TOY WALLIS Pine. Orange Real Estate Agents.
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DOR Sailor EXCHANGE. n desirable FARM

VIRGINIA FARMS.-Ths is the time TO
,,ere YOU home IN beaul South have hundreds FOL
SALE for aIicase. T. A. CONKLlNG a2 BrosiTuy, Enon .
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NOR SAIE in Ain Tnwn of GreenWich. NOnn.,

lat. Hon Fr,pc, Granger in beautiful village Of Csnabdisus
Y The mansion large possesses convenience oi h
ola city residence: the grounds contain M acres Phoap1s au
diagram. FIRRSOSS co ~ Broadway New lofl
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Sails By Au;iiur.

Ans maus Others ~ equal reputation
paintings ~
Sebf. Van Lerus aud Fertuard Psuwes heretofore ethh
without
Bsrktrs Gsey SIS Boadvsv on The EVENINGS 81 "EDNt
nay and THURSDAY tie go 24h q March commencing AZ
- @. BARKER. Auetioueer
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI NJ A kAMANNA. ANp MEsIEkN LA-L.NAD

p.no,ia S,1York foot o. p,,clag,t anl foot o. Cbrso
HiATER ARRANGEMENTS, commeaeios AoNOAl NJ a. 80
NAIL TRAIN DrnVie Win b'9lt"t t'r.h
Dover -h Chester Waterloo With su,r X X .ot -
Cover Nesou ct Washington sitb toe D. Ia and W X u sr N
and l uols
Bloonsbnry aud Delaware aud Hudson r. l.a' -
Hos LEHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stnls AZ Neon h''i'
Dover Hetettown Washington, Pr hpseurg au@ fn '"s
PhhT.bgrs with Bel Del r r. for Bely4es - trI o.
With l. V. X for Bethlehem Aento~n MACH Iehh 80"
tp M BAsToN EXPRESS connects g, Dow" VIII Cbe''f
al az Waterloo With Ssser X r
SO ~ and 40 M 20 SUMMIT and intermediate sisi'ns
$50 : % $50 sul asl - 80 $50. 500 ~ ~
and ;lsn M 20 SOUTH ORANGE and iBtsrmef.ie stations
U4O m 20 and $50 10 hoRhlsIo"S az mi"""""
5iop m MORRIsTovS EXPRESS
For SEwiRK at 6:30 80 SIT $50 Ioso H. ilo -. ?.
2 2:3l $50 $40 $50 SO 5:lo, $50 6lo &c y 9'H
an ~ 'RI6oNFIELD aud MoSTCLAIR st $50 n 10
and 6:l0 p ssNI,'"h' Ass'Aa' '"fe'''N'-
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Va, LONG BRANCH RID BANK BklCkNBigG. Man
CHESTER TOMS RIVER ke BY Steamer josh HolT 81 -
rom r fis, a. 'Oo' VS. ssEDES Genera uasas.r
x.,,- EnnE AID NEW-uANEN RAIL
The Placer herald., 1870-08-13

A PIoUs DoG.-A Montreal paper vouch-
es for the truth of a curious story of dog
owned by a gentleman, who relates with
pride some of his remarkable instincts, if
such they can be called. He is like ordinary
dogs on week days; but on Sunday his pc
culiarities appear. He knows when the day
comes, and indulges in no sport, and encour-
ages no company during its hours. His
masters family are Presby.erians; the dog
is a Methodist. On Sabbath mornings he
attends the family to the Presbyterian house
of worship, and then continues his solitary
way until he comes to his own church He
has a particular place upstairs, where he
sits. No fashionable belle, who sweeps up
the aisle of popular church, and finds, a
plebeian in her pew, can give more decided
expression of displeasure than this dog, if he
finds any one in his seat. He seems to at
tend to the service, and to give heed to the
words spoken.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-13
The Squire and his Wife.

The Squire had friend to visit him on
business, and WIS very much annoyed by
being interrupted by his wife who came to
ask him what he wanted for dinner.
Go away! let us alone impatiently said
the squire.
Business detained the man until after din
rer time, and the Squire urged him to stay.
he Squire was a generous provider,
proud of his table, and he complacently es-
corted him to seat A little to the sur
prise of both, they saw nothing on the board
but huge dish of said, which the good
wife began to dish up.
MY DEAR said the Squire, where are
the meats?
There are none to-day replied the lady.
No meats? What in the name of power
ty! the vegetables thenl Why don't you
have them brought up?
You didn't order anyr
'Orderl didn't order anything!
'Oh you forgot coolly answered the house
wife 4 asked you what you should have,
and you said, Lettuce, atone! and here it is.
The friend burst into a laugh, and the
Squire, after looking lugubrious moment,
joined him.
Wife, give it up. owe you one
Here is the five pounds YOU wanted for that
carpet | denied you The Squire forked
over. Now let. us have peace, and some
dinner.
The good woman pocketed the note, rang
the bell, and sumptuous repast of fish,
poultry and vegetables was brought in.
A few days afterward the Squire remain
ed working in his garden some time after the
usual tea hour. His wife grew impatient of
the delay, and went to find him. His ex-
cuse, when asked what he was waiting for,
threw her into Hutter of excitement.
Some ones to come to supper, he ex-
claimed.
why didn't you tell me? l declare you
are a most provoking man.
And without asking which of his friends
was expected, she hastened to change her
dress and slick her hair for the occasion.
This done, she came out, and found the
Squire at the table reading the newspaper.
where's your company
MY company! haven't any company
But you said you expected some body
to supper, said the indignant wife.
MY dear, | said no such thing. You
asked me what / was waiting for, and
said summons to come to supper. That's
what | was waiting for, my dear, and l
came at once
And you have made me 60 and change
my dress. Oh, I'll pay you for this
NO matter about it, my dear; l owed
you one, you remember. for that lettuce
The Placer herald., 1870-08-13
NUMBER 81.

The RADICAL PARTY.-In paper on ''The
Civil and Social Crimes Of Mongrelism," in
the Old Guard for August, the writer does
not give very Aattering picture Of the orr
gin of the Republican organization. He
says:
That party was born of confusion and dis
integration. 1t comes up out of an umatur.
al combination of the worst elements of Pur-
ltanlsm with the most grotesque and licenti-
GUS style of infdelity. Its foster-father,
therefore, had to be trinity of hypocrisy,
duplicity and falsehood. In the whole his
tory of the party, we behold the spirit of the
Puritan and brigand united. In it prayer
and murder have gone hand-in-hand. But
it all began in prayer-in the prayers of the
New England Puritans about negroes, and
"slavery," and "liberty," of which they
never had the slightest conception. The
''hberty" which the Puritan has always
made such a noise about, means only his
own WILL In Europe the Puritan was q
fregicide;' but only because the kings did
not believe with him on points of faith. In
this country he began his career by drown
ing Baptists and burning Quakers, for sim.
pie non-conformity of faith with his own.
and he has ended with the murder Of more
than million of men, because they did not
entertain his views about niggers. But to
accomplish this object he united with all the
social outcasts in the country-with infdels,
socialists, free-lovers, spiritualists, and every
type of intellectual, social and moral rene
gades, What a superstructure it is, this
"Radicalisml" A grotesque conglomera-
ton of every species of in6delty and lcen-
tiousness, resting upon foundation Of the
most intense and fiery kind of Puritanism
the world ever saw. Springing up out of
the Puritan pulpits and prayer-meetings Of
New England, it shook hands with such
roaring atheists of the West as Josh Gid
dngs, old John Brown and Jim Lane. or
such scoffing ''deists' as Lincoln, Ben Wade
and Salmon p. Chase. Then it naturally
attracted to its bosom all the odds and ends
of all the isms which ever afflicted the coun-
try with unrest and disorder-as socialism,
spiritualism, free-oveism. and every sort Of
diabolism which the imagination of man can
conceive. All these restless spirits, anima-
ted with the hot breath of Puritanism, came
together in one fold, and gave birth to the
Radical party.