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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-18

At a Free Trade League meeting
in Lacrosse. Wisconsin, a few even
ings ago. the regularly appointed
sneakers had exhausted their am
munition when Charles Seymour
Esq. editor of the Lacrosse Republic.
an being present, and being presumed
from his profession to have some
ideas on the tarig question was call
ed upon to speak, which he did to
the following effect:
1t is obvious that the Workshop
and the farm should not be from
three to five Thousand miles apart
Instead of raising wheat in Wiscon-
sin. Minnesota. Iowa and Illinois tC
feed mechanics in Europe whose
manufactures are required in this
country in exchange for our pro-
ducts, let us bring here the skilled
labor of Europe, and place it in clos
er proximity to the labor of the far
mer. so that each can buy and con.
sumo the productions Of the other
without tho intervention of many
carriers and middle men, and thou
sand hazardous and expensive
deatails that are incident to transpo-
rtation of products between remote
countries on the two continents. To
this end let that labor be fostered
by excluding the products of abor IN
foreign countries from our markets
except upon the compensatory con-
ditions of prosective or revenue
tarig system, that shall place the La.
borer in this country at certain and
positive advantage over all competi'
tors in other lands.
This for a western man speaking
to an association organized to pro.
tect, as far as possible, the rights Of
farmers, may be considered a good
thing well said, and at a most op,
portune moment. The attitude Of
Mr.. Seymour is in harmony with 9
thousand indications now being Civ
en- in private letters to the press that
the faIlacies of free trade are becom-
ing more clearly comprehended by
the farmers and working men of thi:
country. No policy which does moi
place the producer and consumer Of
food on an exact equality is deserv
ing of the support of our people, an6
- l. n fo,.fuuofo fhinC that co many
Of our working men are beginning
to understand the drift Of the trade
doctrine so thoroughly. The French
have tried free trade and it has al
most ruined their manufactures, and
it is a significant fact that only 5
fortnight ago the London Times
warned its free trade readers that
strong protective party existed ant
was making alarming headway il
England.
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!. - Il l,nnn. what lake l'm on

Want to know WhaV iaAe : IL '''
name" - ..bo
name of the lake you are on Isl Is Tue u,
Lake Lake Huron. Does that satisfy you
The crowd we're now smiling quite
ondibIy, and the man walked away
muttering to himself;
aTbe lake I'm on is tho lake I'm
on. That is a polite captain in
decd
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I.ittle Nrarr,s rhnnrht.


Little Mary had just come from
the window, where she had been ga
zing out with great pleasure, and sat
down on her little stool at her papa s
feet 1t was just at sunset; and a
most glorious sunset it was. The
western sky was mantled with clouds
Of the most gorgeous hues, upon
which the little girl gazed with
thoughtful pleasure.
Papa" she said at length, do
you know what 1 think when I sec
those pretty clouds"
" No what do you think Of them
Mary !"
q L always think they are Gods
walls. Dosen't he have beautiful
walls, papa, to hide him from us ?"
True enough little one, thought
/; the clouds which vail Him from
our sight now are beautiful. There
is a rainbow on them if we will see
it; they shine with mercy and truth. y
Was not that a pretty thoug,.t OF
Mary's. And does it not remind YOU
of the time when the vail snail be
parted, and He "shall come with
clouds, and every eye shall see Him.
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An ignorant but conceted fellow
got on board steamer on Lake HUI
ron. After standing on the deck
awhile a~ong the crowd, and seeing
the captain approach, he inquired
What is the name of this lake p
The Lake Huron" (The lake
you're on.
4" Yes, sir" replied the man.
But the captain going no further
the stranger said
Well, what is the name of the
lake %
Lake Huron, again answered
the captain,
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ing TO emigrate send for kansi's l'and ne 5ssi'
&c a wear Sample copies free. Agency OF Nan
sas Pacific r. R. lands, Southn Branch b. L. lehosi
agricultural college lands; also improved Iaths'
PAY taxes, furnish abstracts, make conectlohs
Nofsrv Public Money loaned on good security
Address ELLIOTT, TAYLOR & Co, Manhattan. AS
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SLEEPING COACHE S

Erie Railway is of the most picturesque and beau
tiful character Admirers OF Natures beauties, in
q daylight journey over this Line, will find in its
ever changing landscape subjects Of continual ad-
miration and interest.
Baggage checked through ,andsarealwaysas low
as by any other Route.
B- Askfor Tickets via Erie Railway, ,whichcan
be obtained at al Principal Ticket Offices in the
West and Southwest.
-. aUCk gTs' wv. Il BARR,
Gen'lSup't. Genl Pass. ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

IA DAY tiavinC pouiiiI arc clfhlthf
pe butchers 70 lie anxious 10 ~ OF e
upon than purchase live ocf lead, T. dn u
cattle sale today including az held from NeGn.to'
making fresh 68i5 Tor the N', The feh cattle 81 70 Gay
Copmunpsw 4Tt ST hUrdI.dbtt and ~ a. wee
reduction Of puce The beng from lee - ltt {.
benc Tose COwUanpss we're h OBJ
y follow:
W itch Who had prc;i, gocd Illinois cattle art cot iei
T. AcIsrder called The mAei good ~ ~ai ob h"naAJ ~ 81
ll.Ulotc 49,,
T. O. Brget cold bis O. lin @ Missour cattle AZ sc
Dahey p Klemsn IA TAT Ohio bulls Q. est - ~ 'tfh
Coney Mcpherson 80 lead iaT % good IAn' es'
strong = owt. al lSaI6o 49, - IL. 90
Northrop Beach BrAv la Illinois Steer Ii'U sooo
issh $50 n at Ptbpgh lard At 6i ost here. AZ l.aiyt
At one hnndrelhst W Thompson tod lo2 No sits-s 10
At l4c, 81 10 y ewt for J. hutsI, hne 70 ONO t'''' "
Thompson = cvt, q, y dICc -. ., .,,,,,
= stefk had q evi s1N az ltdl'c
N Ia sold bis a. Nv. At l@Gltr. on .: c"t
A. WtelawLep ToHey Dssy tod las IL steer q 'Nt II "
lfc -, ~ 49,. ed III.
nouing The Old pres held bat butchers lave t'eu
Weld Ie on Their hence cannot afford pay e a
The result that fresh and four can 'a .,
paw single sold by Ia" Co. ~ h''''
Tbere were ls received For'ysighb .bsr. kfty 'o -
Michigan 59 H. At t AcGfss ktd so1 = S'at IiVs ~
. -----, -. ..,,, ,,o,k
AZ Foiethst ie,e. hot s.t.l ti'' ,iae ,t
Judd Co. at ~ s al '.ti J" 10y! Us il'S "
20 lbs. &C. and - of9l ts tt5ic ,.s. Rail,
Hor, rather than 10 The veal mtftd o. 'fus'
Scar. su.ycd al tsugdt,Ters They are quo'a a.
brought Re. few selling 81 lf 'h 1900
Al To- ale bringing the latter shc one car ne bi"" I
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK


apples strawberries rhuhsrb
through market OF
found Running tie let fBd eggs
selling 10 for 2jc They plenty aud m tend
ssrd The cheap things bay Fresh hsb
AR and lsd cbespeuug They mainly
Charleston with few from the Chesapeake
wboa but retailers changing
aud lemons abundant hut pneappes aud bananas
nUBg and not good yet The ht straSbne Of the
from bot about pint sold for So Much Of the
sou books had the Of TO-DAY bringing the frost Hold
sell and yield somewhat The gameaw
gsu Vsuuu praiue quail and partr1ge Be RICHLY
Enforced The Of March hence dealers DOT their stock 10
ygrtsh line tud Bermuda selling a. r
e. 7504 e SGT crate The BemUds potatoes don't sell
e kosr ri asTb selling A5c & bGncb about half what
be fret sold s spinach again hence declines
puc Goa has fallen from soc during week white Gsb
.Iing a. at % We quote:
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pruposuh.
sGyy DEPskrsrpT
BrRssr op PROVISIONS CIorHIr9, Jaa TO- 1870 )
DKOPOSALS FOR G.-SEALED

BrRH.r or PsorisIoSs sSp JAa. 10. 1870.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING.-SEALED
PROPOSALS indod for Cletng viii be y'd
=, this urs.n until o'clock tb. 2a day Of FEBRUARY s
for sippy Of the following aTtces VA:
barnsley Sbeetiny ttncks
Bns Flannel OVershtrS
10000 rsin Canvas Duck ITovtera
10000 Blue Cloth Capa -
required o. Each The aboe ttn'd st n
be delivered and The balance % he d.Iv.o
n eou, proportons at the Boston Philadelphia Yards
be delivered third shn sy days and ne
from the 81 the contract and
and make samples the Ssiort Philadelphia and Bos1on
Yards, and at this Bureau
The flannel the bsetng roofs and ovshr ard
b and indigo The maxim
collars Of the sbeeug ocss muH De OF we same iAA alo o "
o the hanne oysrshirts
10 the Inspectors the Navy laTis above mentioned.
made articles AZ TIE option Of IN. &
der and case more than contained the Offer be chef
the ght more Of TIE afe
contained In such Offer and reject the remainder
be required one quarter ne e
and tsen cent 10 addition VII 10
contract IL fully compiled with.
accompanied by written gnrahtss sfn'd ~
she bidder bidders - ID DO Or
BID accepted enter into obi CATION within Eve days -ib
sureie furnish the articles proposed
will b. considered accompanied ~ saeb gnara
pdTls UhO not bona ~ w ere ~ or tga'
d,drs drni,s nSy Jurpsh conformity VIII We
The Department the night 20 reject proposal nn t
responsibility the gn.rap eerhsd BY ID. Assessor Of Internal
for the district in vh hey reside ard ones TIE license
aured furnished with proposal veil 10
proposal oonsdered advantageous tbs Government
T. r. DUNN. Chief Of Bureau
The time for receiving proposals Clothing the
extended until the t'h Of March beIt 80
will apply the Inspectors Of Provisions aud Coibng at Navy
Yards for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

RI 100 NltTIId =,
bales Cotton o 1910 tntt Nhti
o.: bush Corn 1861 1900 huh Malt ga bg, it'
23s hush Barv y pig I " fcuf 'oo tsa
Meal no 429 Gfcs Butter 1867 Pkg tg h1r o
" ~ casks Aches Pkg BeesNaI 60plcs Beef NY. bls hggs
$50 hr.s starch a pkcS raow la bts Wtst' 20 tdt Nee
2 sides Leather Hops e bales Wool s hag' 'hb1 50
Itrs Tohacco bbds Tobacco j. UkTt kte lt' le s'
1000 btL Bos.U. e. ttls Refined Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

BRESWAXVery little done AIT prcs D.ng I'd
Astged sales $50 n Sa5c ioT yellow Nsteru Ato southern
BkiSTLES without special change the Stsnts ~
bSEsD ~ 50 for American GRAY and White.
BONk-Suail sales Rio Grsnde at sJS V tuu 49,
GOTfONThe demand 10 without animation; TIE tehnc lne ~
decided disadvantage sn With pees s
2t
vheh export $50 Tor consumption and ana oi
speculation delivery the market very heavy nbdet M
u realize bales for febTuarI, at 2c ~ %
2c; loo for April al 2itc 200 Al 2c w AZ -
2itc 23c leo for MAY a. 24c 80 AZ "a Io ~ a.
Slo IU for June At 2i!c l,cs basis OF Low
49, mn. :. LLDa.
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seivs demspd e sale, are 49, ON, CO. At
store, ssd Doc shoa' "hs
III 2@elc shss snd SEQ on rAilrosd uaSh' @ 80
49,, nd hcstbn laS7c Pennsylvania 59dto I'VE primer Au'
ss .a,s are 500 bash Western 91Bc Corn rrerss
Ola I, dul aud hoAvy Nes Is hnner and more s've zoe
~ 80 sh Damn and Un,.nnd 63R6c krr Nesieu hWd AZ
on nominal At 81 90 ssre Senth'rn ~, az e
Jersey Yellow ~ ste a -
- $1,000 o.. Nc lntk sndlnl Eoh Do. lsl0
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OgYICs Oy Tng BOARD ~ WATER COsslssIoNEAf,
PROVIDENCE. r. T.. Pea II. 1870.
nROD0SAIS EnR CASn IRON WAIEI


Providence. r. l.. Fe5 II. 1870 )
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
PIPESSeae Proposals m be received this once until TIE
u O'clock for Furnishing the sLoe
or ssy portion Of following Cast Iron water Pipes .
feet diameter varying n thickness from ihoh 10 y
inch
feet inches diameter varying ID tAieEle'' rom 2c inch to
! l-l6
1900 feet % inches diameter II inch aud lSl6 inch tch
$50 feet inches diameter 2j2 inch and D. q inch thick
1000 feet IL inches diameter llG inch and G52 inch itL
1900 feet 10 inches diameter 23l inch aud inch tbies
1000 feet IL inches diameter ~ % inch and lllb nch thet
5000 feet 2 inches diameter g6 inch and a. q Deh thcf
5000 et 10 inches diameter 3l Bh aud 10 81 iueh thh
10000 feet inches diameter inch AMI . 10 inch thick
1860 feel inches diameter l5J1 inch and inch Thick
To be made Of TIE best quality Pipe Iron IN ug'h Of ei iir u
feet and o be upright
With d. AHgs, sHhs Goa Tar
Yaush
10 be thorough proved and inspected.
be delivered vhan this Y Which nav be ft'gnet
t. he delivered nearly equal monthly qasnt"e from Nay No
yeuber inclusive.
Orders payment for 90 cent gill be gwen he l o each
month for the pipe delivered 10 the previous month.
Proposals sth bond sssft 70 the Com
conditioned for tie faithful erection Of the propossl re
shall he accepted
1 Proposals will state the price per tgn Of 40 po1ni
Envelopes must be ndorsed Proposals for Pipe
Additional particulars be obtained on appe stOu AZ the the
the night
". Is LOCKWOOD, Ws,,,
CHAS T. CARPENrER cou",.'a,,,,
JOSEPH J. COOKE N'""S'''''''
J. HERBERT SHEDD, Cniri Engineer
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nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.

DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL
j. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing l3d Of mouth:
SOUTH AMERICA Capt + /. TIsELKPArsH. February IL
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. Is SLOCUE March, a.
MERRIMACK. Capt WIRK- April %.
schedule
Bahia and Rio De Jsno REFINING fS
engagements Of freight or passage, apply 70
WS K GARRISON. Agent Ne Bosinggreen New forL
EROM CHARLESTON To FLORIDA, via
i 4VASNlEI-TRI.WEBKLY LINE
rr foo.ng steamers Gill leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH amer Of the New iors steam
sbips and the North Eastern railroad train: -
PILOT BOY. upisrd RoGHJ every SUNDAY hORhINI' ~
ociock
DfCrATOR ever, TUESDAY EVENING, At c.eIocE
CITY POINT ey.ry FRIDAY EVENING. az o'oloek
through be had % al CbALs s0d Sayauoah Steamship
: d AIKEN A Co.
Agent, a Charleston
I. J. GUILhARgIN 4 Co,
81 Savannah
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi nEIIyARE LAcKAwAsSA. AID wEsTERS kilkois

nspotiu New Yort foot Of Bas,yI and foot o. Chn'icrs
Winter ARRANGEMENTS. eouusooiag hOsDAi to' -,
NAIL TRAIN eousselnE At DsoThs "r boonks h.i
at Dover With Chester Brsneh Waterloo 9Th Sss,si
dover Newton WashRston ~h the D. l. ihi ~ M n'
Gar Sodburg Scranton .nd Great and Al poo us ai
srAuns Bioom.burf aud Delaware snj Hatsos & X. ~,
ll.5es LEHlGH VALLEY kxPkbSs. siopi a. N,h, w.
to~u Dover HAekso,n WsbinTton, Pslhpea'g hoe
PhihpsbIrs With Be. De-. 4 fer Bs,d.t,
Fsson With v K R. for Bethshsn, AlsnoHn hsats ''S' "
T.sToN EXPRESS sonnet, a, Dover sia Clo1
and al Waterloo nth sssssI K =, ....,. .,.,...
tnA M ard 40 D. m SUMMIT Ard ints'nee,f 'ia'.o
GO 30 = 30 and II a. ,bd J. ~ J;t 90" , -
and II .s o m SOUTH ORANGE sod isIerI,S .ts q.
II &c m. 30 ard s:@p n, 70 hoShsio"' ~
nAeonA
VI, tEwLRE stso 90, 80. 30 lo;n u; ~, a.
] > 1.N $50. SO 3.@, 80, ). sO ''"' Nv ~
AiS -, 20 ssIo0prIELp .nS NoErCLIIa 4, $50 u -
~ SCHoCH Ass,sni sUg" tI't'b
oHx1IL G,nl Tlelst agent
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Corporation iqctitfs.
DEPARTMENT OF T.1ss IsD A-y-srsrs

DEPARTMENT TAIss A.s.ssrSTs
No ~ CnamLeFs It,. NEw-loKE, Jan. :, 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all persons
that the Assessment Real and Personal Estate Of the
CITY and Comfy year 1870 will
ton aud revision MONDAY Jan TO- 1870 viii
open m b dAv Of April 1870 inclusive for the correction Of
Of the Of the tsa real aud
personal estate iui County Of Ne-Yor All
Dg asgeve make application TO the Connssob
the period Above Obtain the relief
rdsd by las. NATHANIEL. SANDS, Iommlsonen
W H. KING. Of Tara
GEO n ANDREWS , and
T. B,Bcocy. S.eretau THOS J. DREAMER. Assessmertk
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IOnfTRY AVID CAME
Canvas ...3 pod3A
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

Coal tuu sod fOO Hone, sim rd3ntl ft....lodl2
Esretse lstG+ beAhi -
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DOMESTIC NAKKT-S

prutrrryHfa Pch lover Nt.rr lrttds N.dif
Clover seed Ave At 0+8G Fis1 seed =! rs forr active
and pce SGpertre So ~ So fiss - 70
Pern,,ly,ua Fitra Family 55 other GRADES banged
wheat dull Red UNCHANGED Choice GeBssee White flto hy'
steady Al CON demand yellow unchanged, Nlte sJ
Os upebanred Petroleum steady Crude Pie; Retired Ec2Hc
Groceries Proynors unchanged WHISKY dull wood St non
bound, sc n 81 =,
sIIrixoHa Peb 1sCo;tou dul and lower stre, &c Eloti
cuit and steady Wheat steady PnsvvsuA 81 Edfi a. hsU
land = 35Q4 - Corr duh white 93as5c lelos SG!@t o.
eAdv Il 3djsc Rrc Od95 Provision twer tut Puret %
CHANGED WHISKY IN rood fer wocd and ron bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

COFPEBTbe ATlet has Ten qalst Iot an tOs 20
Prices trn, though payers are oe
Wet India styles OWING to recent
CANDLES moderate trade the sales conhnel 70 100
c. puces are nominal selling below and above ooT quoaons'
AuS w. 2rG2lc, Sperm zoe aud Patent Soc .
C-Boh poues, and Poeen continues dull and depressed nett
~ be offered for sale a. auction
PBArHEhS-fde II dull quote live Geese ialr 70 loe "esF
era =. Live Geese. old Uned, t501G
HAY-Ou market under continued hight receipts aud ooa oemano
70 tm shipping. and $l0 81 Is for Retail lois
HORNSWe +ia - for American selected aud ~ G
kio GrsBJe
demand Tor Foreign has suddenly improved ara
comes boers who prepared TO resume ~ort ma
sresa stock Prices generally STEADY ana 90 %
grades tm sales Of 2lO0 bids neN crop 'nh Osyev
Quotations placed at $OG 45c sales also o. JOB
Enssh Island &C. al > d5l, ana 80 bO.S Sew W
ras, q 6.d1sc
NAVAL STORES-Cude Turpsntne aud nominal Spt
dull business checked b. be ram storm
sO41!c Whoesae lois and job lois az 9 ssc me ave
y. /. active bu moderate trace may De
sales. 30 bills - GOOq Susbeu a.
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HAff = -
Clans, hard coal -
NOft..........+OdSO
BloatsTs, bunch. i0012
Macksre each. l20 70
Herring Sm1sed-d 6
Crabs. Hard, don 3Od17
Soit.........-- as
Terrzpias 80 Oodl8 90
ScOiiOpS, qs....-6 as
Flour, bbl @ 5o0 9 10
Pr Bag 351 / 10
! Prepared en- 10 ass
BuckWLtst,prpd..- G5.
Iluiisu. dO....."-d2S
=.
Grapes,
j Malaga n...4tdS
Apples bbi.t 25d. Is
:, 'hNNED'
Isnle CurfS1sJf9lt
'oeOAl We ear 'iVdH
!
Soap boz b.'..sdl0i
| flisrA ia tsll g
Large bars, ss.2zdH
Small bars.....l0dlt
lnjrOp gall pa ] ~
holssses......COal "
!
[ Con 10 peo ..l3d20
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THE STATE or TRADE.

0nev, China Jan l.Tbe market iaf CoL to'G ~at doi
H. 800 includes II u,css drs 270e Ver's - !efrt ttd
is gO pieces Of Sbeugs Tea export bGsnt M FnbeAn
stok was 500 pakdr ~ far settled - 'do "a,
There was fsr Teas and the feti neuif we're "V
ref,es At m raies the 25oV pa'hges 20 to't 81
i,,i ,,asor lie ZANE date, ftock included toCop psct
sres chiefly inferior. Int 'te tft a va
estimated 5000 packages there NAt iAf tu'
s. IL and uriCes advanced the Total Of the eutWtIW va
bales TIE quotations fer hest No Iats' ae 'p@C tt,t NO
uot 10 America tis d.e - tEtt tihig o. Lh
don g. LIebsIEe Oh Pans fsne 80 ffeft" h'T ~
10. ...-t.. , -
MANI. Dec 2Tbt maIse 70, BeHy va tW At So az ~
Cord1ge EIcbsuge Londor as
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trains leave

Il Il Thristhst az follows;
ga m Cincinnati Chieiso Express Drsssg .s ,.t.A
10 n Day EIDre.I Drawing room az, ttsssh.s
a. n HoutreA Express, Drarpg.rOom ears iisseAsa
tsop m Paete Epr.is -sb sleeping ears h'ag ot"f' so
Get change va NJ C. RE-, s.so l. s. h NJ 4 R.R DGJE
u D n, Night Express Sleeping ears attached
5Ool u 2. 20 and p m. Posghksspas rrisk
sA a.. AIS, ADD $50 p N Pssfstil TrLnh
80 $40 n. In J. 4:ls $40, All i q 's''n
TrAnI ~ rorc., =.
Ga II. to Peughis.p,s On ssn!iyi) N 1OlCt tpt
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tDtEan Sttamfrs.

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
~. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, Oe.ocI Trecsty,
hon Pier No. tNorh River
COLUMBIA Capt Van Size Via Nassau. Fsbrosr ~
MISSOURI Capt NJ. March
hORRO CASTLE. Capt X Adam. Marco ~
No BosLnggreeA
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves Jane.

II ONU IoIh-FD 'I1hh'-hNO-' e'''' ~ 0
IL slip:
$50. NJ MAI tr.iu for Grs.npor
ltNa u, fer Ro'yn Glen Cove. Ls'sn Ni'T E'iiTht Z"
Eorthport
3tu Rir.rh,.d EIprsn TrLs
Eorthpou
sJ0p n FOR North Itir
An train, tonues: a. BraBeh for Htrp.ish
S1uday for Ro,rn, Glen Cove Locust ieT bsfti' ."
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BREAD AND CRACKERS
K IKE.
l30l6 Graham

Bread. wheat, II. 6DiO CTaekers, Bost. .l30l6.
slscuit. HJlk, n. l50l6. B6tieL........l3Gl6
BUTTER, CHEESE, ASD EG
batter PRIME n .tSG5J Cheese, hl,....20 an 4
Con. " tsir....4 as Con 20 faiT...l q 40
Cookibg, US POI. caAe......+0 6I
ITSH-IKISH
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TRrIrs AND NrTs-pRY Al

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sfsLbtrfles, Qt l5dD Lemons y dOI...l6d 81
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OLSOrlde lsh OILS without SPECIAL chaIge trace ktut@i 70
Lneed held above the views o. buyers s tutft
inquiry within few days note saes TO tie I't5t Of 800
raoBs casks being for small lois We think 9se tou
tvy pres,ut kngAsa Oh ilace ana prd
nomuaL be bought at lover prices though OILY on "
that range Othsr Oils show change The bohpe