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DHILABELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND RAJ.
l. TlMORE RAILROAD.-
TIME TARIE

TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE a. IAN
Trains will leave Depot, corner of Broad street
and washington avenue, as follows:-
for Baltimore, stopping at all regular stsRRionss
Connecting at Wilmington with Delaware Railroad
Liza Line, M al clayton with Smyrna Branch Railroad
rington with Junction and Breakwater Railroad,
at SeaiIra with Dorchester and Delaware Rail-
at salisbury with WicOmico and Pocomoke Rail.
Express Train at 11.45 A. M. (Sundavs excen,sd,
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping az vii.
mineton, Perryville, and Havre-do-drace Con.
meets at Wilmington with train for New Castle
Express Train at p. NJ (Sundays exceptedI' for
ESl,a gSlumore and Washngton stopping at Chester,
por stanton %swaK E%n New
Charlestown, Perryyille, Havre-de-Grace, ASer.
deem, perryman,s, Edgowood, Magnolia, Chase's
Night Express at Il.so P. M. DAILY, for Balt,.
more more and washington, stopping at Chester, Lin
mans, and Magnolia. WY
PASSENGERS for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia
Leave Philadelphia at lleo A. M, 2.so. 500. ant
700 r. M The BOO T. hi. train connec,s with Della
stations.
Leave Wilmington e'46 and $40 A. M, 200, 4oo
between Chester and Philadelphia. The 7.i6 p. nj.
train from Wilmington runs Daily; all other ac-
commouaJioh tfal0s sundays excepted.
Trains leaving Wilmington at Gas A. NJ and 400
T. M. Will connect at Lamokin Junction with the
7oo A. M. and 40 p. III. trains for Baltimore Gen.
raj Railroad.
From Baltimore to Philadelphia.-Leave Balti.
more 7.25 A. M, Way Mail; Q 90 A. M, Express:
2S6 T; M; Express; 7,26 ?; M; Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
nolia, Perryman's, Aberdeen, Havre-de-Grace, Per.
ryville, Charlestown, North East, Elkton, Newark,
wood, and Chester.
On Sundays, leave Philadelphia for West Grove
left WeSt Grove at 800 p. M.
Through tickets to all points West, South, and
Southwest may be procured at ticket Office, No. 82s
Chestnut street, under Continental Hotel whore
also state Rooms and Berths In Sleeping Oars can
be secured during tie day. Persons purchasing
tickets at this Office can have baggage checked AZ
their residence by the Unien Transfer Company
IL. +. KENNEY. Superintandent
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TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MEX
81 chants Andlh Anufactnrss OonestoSA Ticking. st
&e sc 0HKSNUT strsst. PhlladslphA&. tHt1A
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Sale at No. PIG Green street.
SUPERIOR WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FJRNI.
TURE, FINE BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PETS, MATTRESSES AND BEDDING, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, ETC.
On " ednesday Morning,
September ID at 10 O'Clock, at No 2lle Green
street, above Twenty first by Catalogue the entire
superior household furniture esbt
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y FADING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRUNK LINE
III from Philadelphia TO the Interior Of Penn
sylvania, the Schuylkill, Susquehanua Oumber.
west. and the Cana
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
9n Thursday Morning, ree5t
September is, at 10 O'CLOCK on 4 months' credit w
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
COTTON MARKETS

savANNAH l-Coton in moderate demand hddns' A N
Isle: 900 bales receipts 5A2 bales eIpoftse0athse
ii bales stock. 6 59i bales -
GALvESTos Nov -C0on light; GOo OrinsrT l3ic
sales bales receipts $50 bales eporscstSse, tOJ bales
stock. 8.sG5 bales -.
NYw.OE1YAvs Nov l-Cotton quiet sna weak Miings l52G
Ice ssles 7i bales; coastsse s bales
Bran-2588 bales 70 Cork,
B. J66 bales LiyerpOOl; stock, Sl2jl bales. -
BAITIMoRE Nov l-Cotton quiet but firm; Mddnes 6ic sales
100 hses ecrts eOastws bales total 400 bales
stock 4.l3 bales; exports oosstwise 30 bales - 49,
good demand; Mifdliny
sales bales receipts bales; stock. 2954J bales
BosrON l-Coiton quiet Mdd lie slss 0 bales net
receipts III b cOastwse 379 balesi total $50 bae stock
5000 bales - 80. -.
WnNISGroN Cotton quet Midings l5lci sales 2i9
bales receipts 500 bales eIyorscoatwSe 7oi bales STOCK IJ
tales
pts I7O be exports oosstN aB bales STOCK JO|iJ
,,n
EoRvorK Nov 1-Coon qrist Mddngs l5l0''c; sales rO
receipts, lbses eIpOrseoss~ise 800 bales Sock
ara haf
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
REcEfPTs on PRoDrcE

Ffr MOTH Iiffr, 1ad TaUroad,
MI lH pigs Ashes pig. BeesxsT 0Ss 49, co,,u =, s,
bbs Flour 100 esgs Plour ~ IN lU Whsst 8 es th
- ~ easa os Ze bosh Rye. 1852 busb Mstss I'D LS
bsrey ~ bush Grsss sed 2l5 bush Besn nj bIs 1c ~
bse Corn he. f0 pigs BuekShai Foaf loo bbl ost Ns 9
' Eoia tx Ptss bel ~ pkgs Cut Meats pLgN Grease
fss Las ~ kegs Lsrd s1z pigs Butter 7s2 pfg Cheese
Istl bOlS Eggs pkgA Ia9w. 81 ttRs Dried Fruf i 80.
copper $40 bbis WHISKY, so Woo Ss4 hse Hon n sJ
ss Leather % Hides 6s bd Hides ihi. Tobacco 80
Ps obAoeo 90 bbls hoasses 9l page Starch
Tales h0ss 20 bsgs SuLaAe. - LAlA 3tosa Cora %
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YORH. Tuesday, Nov. 1. 1870.
,,rtot to-day was more active

NEwYORH Tuesday, Nov. 1. 1870.
The Horse market to-day was more active,
but prices continue low with the sole exception OF the
very best class OF carrage-horses, whach are heid
stronger on account of their scarcity In the market az
well all the country.
seryccable driynghorses were in good demand spec
ulaOrs from the country have appeared IN tne marWt
Indication that horses be bought cheaper I'D
New York than anywhere else -.
In the Bulls Head Market, n fine gray trOtrr, ioi
hands high years Old with record Of 23o was sold Tor
S2O by Prince d Carson
The regular auction sale at Messrs Johnston Van
Tasscs Horse and Carriage Auction Mart, in East Iir
teenthst took place asnsual the attendance, BIDDING
and competition being better than at any previous safe
during the present season.
The following prices realized for the horses
nnght nnH Har fh. ham
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
RuFPAlo CATTLE MARKRT-Yov /.

].
CaleTh opened rather slowly and the trnnS felt by
sasanei prices declined tc Receipts 2S5
against l53 the dsy last week only 5000 head psi
90 head Ohio l5o 10
B - 20; 10 head Ohio averaging S5 ~ az
i 90 head Indiana steers averaging 6 NJ at 70 TO- 20 head
Averaging 4 b 81 as 81 head illinois steers averaging UU
~ S. q head Michigan ers aTeraeng sl9 d. At 81 Ss and
y averaging 80 TO- at IS 2 10 head Canada oxen averaging
10 sold sc 6i sheep and snoSses ~ head One sheep
from Hogs
Isr,g 27 10 ~. H. soi at 81 81 20 Indiana and Mieh
gan ave-srg s5 a. Gs7 o About 2oo head sold
st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

There sold springs (by Brewster Of
Broome for 1915; six rocknN oarsfe @ j. r. Lawrence
COL for $3.50 and lot Of other shand carrage mostly from
equally renowned makers
An auction sale of horses and carriages will take place
tomorrow wednesday,, the 81 inst at Nessrs Barker
Hamlins NewYork Tatersals s. corner OF Thirtyninth-
st. and Broadway, at IL O'clock prompt.
The new saddery house OF Nelson Guild opened on
Monday UniOn-square wit complete and perfect
an assortment OF fine good, have lately seen on ex
hibOn II is the intention Of the firm TO make spe-
calty OF elegant outfits for genemens stables, and the
best tk and taste will be employed 10 contribute to this
object Their opening certainly gives promise Of success
and their goods cannot fail 10 interest all who believe
fine horse to be worthy Of fine trappngs.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Rpt, 62 bales; Shipments bales These somewhat free ship
v mot he taken Of good foreign demand
r " Diem render desirable TO send them abroad
Among the 10 bales Oh state - bales 90
Wisconsin bales ordinary State i2e bales AZ
% At l7c part Of them to ship bales 81 Ie anu
Isncy Ice. -. .r -, -
A. b Richardson speaks Of The present markets; For the past
k our non marie been steady More samples OF prime hop
have been offered fair amount Of bus has been the result
~ brewers who wiling pay e TO c for really prime goods
for theI stock. The low grades are neglected
sn In favor wit, many rewers o" n 10 h suer
rag bat ge hops al pes below the
Ne.p Of holiers and bat few Icing sold" We quot;
NcV STATE PRIME n. .l7dlB Common 70 FAT...... 90
Pair. .ltal5 Oh Clls.........s''.s "a
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financial.

uyyrcy oy PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.. NEwYoRK Nov l. 1870
VNWENTY-THIRDA ANNUAL ELECTION
Notice election for Nine Directors of the
Pocsc Mail Sem COMPANY hell the COmpanys Ohoe
Nos So s1i 81 WaLst WEDNESDAY Nov l6 1870 between the
b6nr Of Y The Transfer Books will be closed prepas
torv 10 said election SATURDAY Nov. s. at and rcOpene
TRSDAY NOV H. al 10 H. Bv the Board OF Directors
THEODORE T. JOHNSON. Secretary
DLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE.-A
second pro will be made among the sockhoers Of
the PLANTERS OF TENNESSEE OF IS per share PAYABLE
on and after 18th November the Bank Of the Manhattan
COMPANY New-YoTk BY order Of the Court
Nov T. 1870. d. WEAVER, Trustee, Receiver
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE FIRE ms. Co.,
~ No ln Boadw1v-AN ELECTION will be held at the Office Of
MONDAY the eth day Of November d. 1870 be
Of and for DIRECTORS o this Company for
the ensuing year M RAlAOk, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
6orses, Carriages, Garness, &r.

A Il the Auction House of JOHNSTON g.
IA VAN TAssEL once and sale.rOem Nassss opposite the
Oehe HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH Of cur business
conducted HORSE AUCTION MART l2 Ard l Hast Ihr
tesnths Fouh where hold regular SALRS OF HORSES
AND CARRIAGES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY q
Gentlemen Wishing purchase those having oyses Carriages 70
sell will perfectly reliable conduct this branch Of
business do all other business the
principles which honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits
give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted sound from
TO 48 hours for trial
Rpes Of Iori.s and Carsgei can e made at down
and oom 81 Nssau where Ne Ao ieep Tessts o
homes for private sale.
Iiter.s adv made ON consg
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

Tor NJ rees eBd.Hg oct 81.
Hase Tas unusually gooi during the week several ge sses
80 lsaff shipments having been made Prices remain
s sfe 9ange spruce aad emloek are more plenty sna the
ssofmtut 0I az otLer lnls good Frghs follows. To
NeSiorf II 20 70 Norwich and MFeO~n 80 5Oi Bridge
i sbl Ns sEea ~ d Hartford Providence. 80; Pha
~ ha ~ 70 Boston ~ 80 The the Collectors of
~ MHos hs Na we're Va kre Canal 88l 37 feet Of lumber l8
~ '1.te ''i0 20 Of stayes Champan Canal 3755 So
@ Of aa'er Iee following the ruling pnoes the principal
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Receipts packages the which 205 mors than he
rry eek: corresponding last 3f2 In the c o s
rrs arrivals s advance tie price OF fresh le Y COZ
forward being lined ma1Y OF
p, very hard 10 sell he Western lined eggs zone
s sh at mark 70 Small lots Of fresh Western are been
small boI Of Hevd Jersey selling al sc and
We quote:
n. J.. loss Of A. doL3 o. Lmet ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
TRTIIs I'D BERRIES.

App coming in very freely and are
s r ar-si sales 40 p which price note $50 bills
with 30 34 2D b5s choice Spz BsdS1ns 6c al - o.
when mixed u they generally set Sse there g
demand for them present Larse lots OF Cianoeies are on o
fp ao no, sen col weather has in Tie tnesi
shout over; bE the sales at lower rates
generally for lss AMI t0so for Cstsw9a lev hne
lie for ID
an h Seck pears serving ice houses sold No Is at
-It AID No 3 each The Winter generally
- and are not selling hushe Of CFeaus
m Quoted S5 D1ches s6d4s Winter Nes at S5d 80 Y ho
or toor Lawrence all the frOm 71 10 =l9
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
POULTRY AND GAME.

poultry week The road arrived In
POOR condition soovs l2. turkes l3 geese ~ and
ducks ter dressed line Missouri wi
rved oi condition and Western quail were le better
The favorable for shipping. Prices not well
sbhe 80 varatle the poultry which arriving
e presen tine Masrd redhead at 81 teal J0e
and offered for oanvssbscks 10 arnye We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
EKwYORK NEw HAVEN RAILROAD Co.,
TREAsURKRs OFFICE Corner Twenty yenth St and Pousve
Nkw-YoRK October 10, 1877
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS.-At a meetil

ITO THE ST0CKH0LDERS.-A meeting
Of ofths Company held their Office in the
City NewYok Tuesday October lS instant the iolo~ingres
ton adopted
ResOired That nstament Of Twenty-Five 425 pos per share
upon the scrip stock Of this Company be and hereby called for payable
TUESDAY, January 3, 131l
In conformity with the resolution the Transfer Books Of this
b the 10Th OF December and
eOsei unu the 5 dsy Of January 7 both days iDel9n'e
Stockholders will al when making for above install
bring scrip certificates 10 order that the payment Of
usSDent Je ,rSed thup0n BIZ order the Bosr
JOHN 7. SHELTON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

receipts so5ai rtes for tbs vei or 1f'' rds I Or oSiob
= peetsgts 4 e thsu dusng the sane moh, tn p ei
he packages eUrig The past e iron ~ ecs
% az hs sryi Tor the corr slonlug period last year when p
closed abort they win ihe go ore
Wcsen which now The OF te psss -,
IN s-ras! since the week IN ke'einief ., " 'the
such arrivals cannot fsl 10 cue some sey - f-e~lv
sr Of r,ccve especially vhn Canada 'onang IN aon
beg fsr uernssion increase her ent ,If h no
T ~ et Hrrips of r oriaay and nc ium Nesiern o
for sipl esPoeaN ~ sosh D n ~ pot
-, - y ~ 2s Tle ahitle tne Canada woth &c u T ~
nsrking mUch tee ~ t.,,
- Z. fes,e srrd ksst u ceftsh Sh..b
sss 6ae STATE Danes have Just leen "a ss rpcr In
..te4 les.w There m sone I'M
il,r rsaes Ior,ion of The irsls WIN ca rie
,4 er -s tbe ihBk decline az no dstat oN - S-r.er
Ah a.i bol on until they manage 10 secure ioi-c
- M . cet4u that mach batter has ben .oia s1i'hs ;e4r
49, - demapl continues good, but dealers @ leA
SGen ter customers set hed ~ en rounL ,t sSt,1y
cTinsrr butor. and crecse pnees tts sni,
.'P mn, rror quite large lots While cohsne.T a.nT
W .. Life lev Western rolls coming ietN
AHr Dc .sics We oll few as samples W. 0. S ~ ss N
al ss q SCI l3l al lfoc - A.
I Al &c and 30 Fall make, so or hrkin 10 & hse ~ ~
teire Co-fana Co. <lci u hrAins ss'
"a a. Sc a. al ale oomm,u 40 Pclnsyivsna welsh ~ -
~. IS fre Perrsevrria haf tubs S5i u "o han 'ous
a.. A. A.. l0 frh tubs % Of esr make at 2'oi -
hah uls, f5c 30 Ntp iiHe Ni~Ae0 W. " NV
arnug We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Pp, g. O4 or 1893, Ian last weeks exports 2ao9 Cor
c week Receipts, a s9S with b251 expore TIE
f,s past month have been about double the sl mea snl
IN t M IN H. lOit is the result Shippers not
cou he wished hut receivers not presred
=, ~ uuch Ther Is howeyeT more OF wiling
trade have small parcels OF
e Isle the prce which lre lots offered 70 shippers
.nt sR October, loot
h7u the period s II rs generally understood ha.
M srge stock The Cable quotations remain al 6o hut
"a at ma working sgnst shippers The rates nearly 10
higer yesr made slow. There change at
f Falls YESTERDAY cous much lighter We note
- heo lkt 3 at SIS 80 cat 300 At l4ot
Co. l; az fair ohO factory, lSl 40 good FenhsyF
trrif iac
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02


Receipts pkgs sI quantity and few
scarcely
bags Southern and bb pc Western selling 5 bags and
4tc Ia lag Sc; 30 bbl 5le; Is bh State
tr &C.; 200 70. soGlern sliced 6iei sni few State Slei
al fine sliced held at W. There
: little more dong in apples Peeled peaches are
sr unpeed nd higher We 6 ba and 10 00
q, ors At 6r 10 &c is bbs peeled le ~ bb,
c II bb bbl fancy 2c Bsekbernes DOL 10 bbs
re selling al Ole then O with 81 bb at Ice OF cherries
bhs sni hafbbs with bbs rsspbernes at and
b southern pums CLestnu easier II ibis SG selling
qlc bbs. go New hickory nus We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
I'M GOLD.
ENDORSED BY STATE of ALABAMA

We offer the above named Bonds and for th, following
son, confidently recommend desirable investment;
l. THEY ARE A PIRsT MORTGAGE UPON ROAD AL
READY COMPLETED THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED, AND IN sue
CRssPUL OPERATION object in placing this Mortgage
the Road and selling Bonds build extension Of Is miles
from present terminus the City OF Mobile which
neconis now by will give entire through
Rail connection to thus saving the cost and
trouble Of steamboat service and delay Of breaking bulk both at Ten
sss and Mobile inelang IS miles extension is l miles
long
O. THB MORTGAGE Is AT A LOWER RATE PER MILE
THAN ANY SIMILAR BOND NOW OFFERING, being tor little
over $1,000 per Iron Rolling STOCK actually
worth. Of Road Is 5000 per mile
The only arod connection between MoHgcm
.ry the cap. Of the State Of Alabama Mobile
esI c making erscty Hulo1 River Railroad Of Alabama be-
sides being through line between NevOans
Mobile Montgomery Charleston Richmond and Ne-ior
or tie interior points Augusta Charlotte aud
Danvine
The Net Earnings regularly increased {. the
OF about per per the organization 1851 and
NOW enough pay the interest all ne bonds
authorized than one Of which in the hands Of
the Company earnings will be largely increased the COM
rls,ou Of the Mobile which be opened for
through travel in and probably than doubled
upon completion Of proposed extension OF Is miles
s. They ndOrsed by the State Of Alabama vhos high et
well known her per currency Bonds selling
They bear per both pracpu and interest pdylk
in Cold interest payable annually the City Of NesYOrE In
May and November
T. OVER OYR MILLION oP THESE BONDS ARE ALREADY
PLACED single weknorn sad careful investor Judge Onder
dnk of Lonr Isnd personal Of the Road and s
sources taking permanent investment, and BIecu,Or, Of
Banking Institutions Of from $4,000 to
s5OOcOesoh
Only the market These offered by the under
signed price Of S AID accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

S5OOOO T2 ..s. slS p. MANNHEIM sPs
W = ba,nr With acquaintance with the raas IN
most of t- states Union uneiesp ~
party desiring In baan IS -. u"' 'N0''1 T'" ~
aalrs .ssx AEaaAAAL. II1aae VaSA
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traced into the pocket Of DAVIS; But. II
is not at all improbable that he had
some share of the remainder. The loss
Of the Erie Company by the Transaction u is
not yet possible to ascertain. We believe
they have had to pay about four millions of
dollars for the bonds they guaranteed and
these bonds are now worth pretty nearly
nothing at all, with very little prospect of
their ever becoming better.
The fact to which public attention should be
specially directed is that john BANCROFT DA.
Wis is provedby the uncontrolled evidence of
join S. ELDRIDoE to have been bribed with
sixty thousand dollars or more to betray
his trust and that this man, who could be
hired with Dribe TO connive at fraud upon
those who had confdingly placed their prop
erty in his charge, is now Gen. GRANTS AS
sstant Secretary Of State Before his time
bribery had not entered the State Depart
ment; but if he would betray the stockhold.
ers of railway for sixty thousand dollars
how much would be necessary to induce him
to botray the United States
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A 6BANcB FOR THE POLICE.
earious story about a Missing Omce Boy
"A LtIter from o Dark. Dnmp Knom.

- hftter from Dark, Damp Room.
On the l4th inst. Frederick Bennett, aged 10
years, myseriously disappeared from the residence
of his parents, in Wilton street, Bergen City, lie
wrs employed by firm in Water street, In
this city, and at about II A. N. on that
day was cent to the Manhattan Bank
TO draw t3j0, and after drawing this cunt was
not again seen by his friends. On Tuesday night
his employer received letter saying that lie was
then writing In u dark room--very damp and chilly /;
that he did not know where he was, how
he camo there. lie remembers that after
leaving tie bank re' ileman inqui ed
OF him the way to Nesev street that
while he qiviug tho required directions spouge
was applied 10 his mouth aud nosril4 He saws that
has been robbed OF ever thing, even his KNIFE and
the stu's in ais shirt.bosOm He Il mot starving. but
he Is vsFy sick lie ends his letter, " ind me- find
me, q ID me-" The letter IL scarcely logible from
the crooked, nervous way In which u was written.
The good character OF young Bennett, the small
amount OF money he had with him (he often drew
many thoussnds). the TACT that lis employers were
largely in debt to him, and that he did not take bis
watch from the jeweller where II had been left
these facts leau TO the belief that he has not alb
scOnded.
This mysterious letter was mailed by some one,
and II IL SUPP osed that his kcerers wish 10 get rid
OF him witt out numbering him His distracted
father, as will be by re'erring 10 our adyer-
uking columns has offered a reward OF $500
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Theodore Triton md the Indrpcndcnt-Ap
Honest Nnn's Opinion.

FfOIu Cfuctpnn'i commercial
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Looking down from
the reporters cutlery o. tie House one da,. saw
upon the n"or ta., slender uian, with boyi,h
lace whose Appearance and manner mpic a ~trwre
cross between the Rev. Creamchecse Urit1
iicep UpUn the unctuous, sci assertion of tho
frat he carries the sickG deprocnting smir. OF to
last
asked brother quilldrlver the namc OF this In
diyidusl, and my friend replied, The 'dore Triton
| aiterward made the acquaintance Of this SIM
guar compound OF dis agreeable humanity. and
iound that Providence had written an unus1alS
lccible hand. Theodore Is All that his appearance
indicates. lie is n theologl N without conviction
poet without poetry, and moral editor whose pen
is al the service OF the longest purse.
What his intelectuu calibre may have boon orqi-
nnlly ! do not Snnw, nor do care tn know, for
meutal se.indulgence, supernduced by overwean-
in, vanity and eSotism, mas long since worn him
cut
Theodore was then, a. he il nov. tho editor OF
the New York T0depcadent, moral, dry goods nd
vocate OF isuis that tend tn free love and general
uusettllng or all that hold ue9r, and dear, and
sacred One ma u given ~ to praises o. Col and
the other in putting money In the uockct of rs pro-
Jretors. Some fourteen years since, Doctor Cara
lie Bailey, sreat man whose "cart only cluilied
Ills brain, told Inc that the IldePsdeAt vas corru)t,
and its prnprietors unrrlnctplci noncy''ciiers
lhat was the con lition o. tie IQfepHieW then.
ana " has been isin; ever slNr'' Cnler we suSs
OF rel ,ipr u puf- dry goods lpl speak Nisefly
wnon say that the colu ni5 are. AMI Owe have
Teen. open TO purchase an any qaickcry 1ossessoi
Of sum lent COIN can HID insertion and religious
tlnge to maze II acccptlh,c.
Theolnrc's business IN Washington was to work
the Indfpfl ieis into lh9 obIy ant to this end he
smiled AID illttcrod and huinnrd his cmpiy head
upon the floor ia the presence OF menas corrupt bat
not 50 weak ns himself. Ito i"llvd disual'' and
tuou-h hi~ failure came near losing thc confidence
OF his employer One ct alone sustained him, and
that was, that he could do no dirty worE un'era
Tcigous guise than amy cscp'ur TIE sharp, money
settling, uapriuciUl'd oropr"inr could mai.
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