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MoLUNkEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening IN each MONTH al
their Hall in rear Of Court House
I|. III B. ?. cAHsUN, Pres't
HORACE G. HAPPERSETT, Sec'y.
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HON. GEORGE sHARsWOOD.

Justice OF the Suppeme COurt OF pennsylvania.
a y PHItADELuaIAi June I, 1868.
baVe lound by experience that "HOOdRld'S Ger
man Bittsrs is very good tonic, relieving dyspeptc
R''l1l '---i''' VA GEORGE sHARsWOOD u
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gound healthy complexion, eradicate the yellow tinge
from the eye, impart bloom to the cheeks, and
change the patient from BhOrt-breathed emaciated,
weak and nervous invalid to fullfaced, stout, and
vigorous person
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HON. WIN. B. ROGERS,

Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, N. Y.
- MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO, June %, 1859. ;
I lhaYe used " "HOOhand's German Bitters and Tonici'
in my family duringth past year, and can recon-
msnd them Is an excellent tonic imparting tone and
Vigor 70 the system. Their use has been productive
OfdecidedlY beneficial Effects WIN. T. ROGERS.
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ET-MayOr Of WiHiHmEport, Pennsylvania.
I take great pleasure in recommending 'HOonand'B
German Tonic" to any one who may be afflicted with
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Yankee Baggage.

4 BeDiniscence oftbe Grem UaDleas.
1ltness.
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ass,5aq a 5
dcns when in Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision,
.Q0ta Or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, YelloWness
% the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
--- Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sudden
Eluahes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, ..-.
Constant ImGginings OF Evil and Great DepFos-
sion Of Spirits.
an Gess iRdieGts Disease Of ds liner or DiqestiUs
Or01lls, combined 7UttH Impure Blood
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WeGf and Delicate Children are Made Stsag
b using the BittsTs Or Tonic.
Best Blood PuriherI

SVef known, and Will cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood. Keep yOur blood pure; keep you liver IN
order; keep your digestive organs in sound, heay
condition, by the use Of these remedies, and no dI
ease VIII ever assail you. The best men in the coun-
Ty recommend them. If years Of honest reputation
50 ioE anything you must try these preparations.
- sl3SELEE0EX
Ike the following was never before offered In behalf
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REscuE Hook ANp LAppER 60, Mo.l

Meet first Wednesday evening In each month at their
Hall in Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block
ROYAL J. WINDER, Foreman.
GEORGE PENCE, Sec'y
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WHOLE NUMBER 1876.

New York than in Glasgow; that every
thing else used in ship-building was
deaTer, as, for example.
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D Z 7BROAD GAUGE-BOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
BETWEEF The
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST and SOUTHWEST
92to 81 NILES the SHORTER ROUTE

New and improved Coaches are run from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, Marion
Gallon, Mansfield, Ashland, Akron
Cleveland, Warren, Meadvile, DunklrEr
BUfrlo and Ro0hCytor to
NEW YORK WITHgUT CHANGE.
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DEBILITY.

There IL no medicine equal to HOodand's German
BitteTs OF Tonic in cases Of Debility. They impar
tone gnd vgOr to the whole sYlfel, strengthen the
appetite cause an enjoyment Of the food, enable the
stomach TO digest it, purify the blood, give good
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d entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor. It is
0c0mpound Of Fluid Extracts The Roots, Herbs,
md BarZs from which these Extracts are made are
gathered ffOm Germany all the Medical virtues are
extracted from them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country to be used
expressly for tie Manufacture Of these Btere. There
Is ne Alcoholic Substance Of any kind used in COM
pounding the Bters hence it is the only Btters that
ean be used in cases where alcoholic stimulants arc
not advisable.
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cHlVALRlc MASONRY.
TOTRTW.

Urbana Lodge, No. 46, meets Friday evenings
Champaign Encampmenf, No. 2, meets 2nd
and 4th Monday evenings
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Is quadroon, but only shade lighter
than a mUlattO, and about twenty-five
year Of age. She has rather fiat nose
and thick sensual lips, having bred
back upon the negro, as stock raisers
would say. She dresses with q great
deal of taste, and has a slight touch of
the Grecian bend, but is withal very
pretty, and will doubtless be HOnizcd du-
ring her travels. She came here from
New York; has been teaching school,
and is said to be finely educated
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$50 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays excep-
ted. k
LOO P. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FREDERICK s.wINsToN. SEYMOUR l.. Hustled,
JOHN V. l. PRU YN, SAMUEL d. BAbCOCh'
WILLIAM MOORE DAVID HuADLEY,
ROBERT II. MoCURDY, HENRY A. sMYTIiF,
1. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM BRADY,
MARTIN BATES. WILLIAM L. DODGE,
WILLIAM Belts GEORGE :. COE,
JOHN wADswORTH WILLIAM NERMILlE,
ALFRED EDWARDS JOHN T.. DEVELlN,
OLIVER n. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP,
SAMUEL f. sPRoULLS ALONZO CHILD.
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL, HENRY =. DAVIES,
LUClUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A McCURDY.
w SMITH BROWN. FRANCIS sKIDDY,
RICHARD PATRICK. J. ELLIOT CONFLICT,
WILLIAM POPHAM. JAMES c. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A. HAlNES, HUGH y. CAMP,
EZRA WHEELER. HERMAN g. VAN POST.
RICHARD A. Moo URDY, Vice President.
SHEPPARD HOMANS, Actualy.
JOHN NJ STUART. Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER. Assistant secretary.
WILLIAM BETS, LID, }
hon LUClts ROhINSON,i Counsel.
non. HENRY f. DANlES)
i !. : AGSihS Is NlpM Mp6. Medical Examiner
IA AND nc BROADWAY
Corner OF Liberty ST.
January 20, $50.
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The foregoing statement comprses the business OF
eleven months only. The nscai year Of tie Company
has hitherto commenced the 1T day Of February AMI
expired upon the Slst day Of January. For several
yea-s past Superintendent Of the Insurance Depart
state urged the Officers OF the Company
TO make the nscal year coircident with the calendar
year. pursuant to the provisions OF special staInie
authoriz ny change The Board Of Trustees a. IT.
meeting OF January, 10Th inst. decided that the time
had arrived when compliance with the wishes OF the
State authorities both cxpedient and proper and II
accordingly made the chAnle. Hereafter the nscal
year Of the Company will extend from the 1T day Of
January the Slst day Of December, both days inclu'
siye.
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GuHnfrAl

fiuHntIaL .o.oo,,..
IIIRsT MORTGAGES
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The last Of the .nc OF s,OOOOo now ready for sale
and delivery. amounting to
$4,000.
ard are the only bonds ever issued by this Company
They arc secured by nrst and only mortgage upon
the entire property Of the Company including fran
chses right Of way &C. and the safe rate Of ts,sOO
per mile ON complete and equipped road in successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage, FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
This road connects ST. Lous with st. Joseph by the
| most direct and shortest route.
They are coupon bonds, In denominations of $1,000.
payable (orncpa, and nteresU In gold In the city OF
! New York
The principal Is payable in twenty-five years nom
November. isGs In cold
Theintcrcs at the OF elk per cent. per annum,
IL payable In gold the nrst OF May and November IN
each year at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
| free Of tax
We are authorized TO offer these Bonds for sale at
s7y ana accrued ntercs, In currency We do so with
full kuowledge OF the security upon which heJ
are sued ana with this Knowledge unhesitatlnsy
recommend them a safe aud reliable investment.
TANNER q CO..
20 wall st.
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,rnE .nrrnEKN CENTRAL RAILROAD

Is now completed the entire distance from Owego TO
Auourn. A popular aud prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district Is tnus efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Central will be very
large both 10 Freight and passenger traffic. The rlch
agricultural country through which II runs VIII afford
constantly increa ing business Thc great manufac
turing Embellishments at Auburn. whose water power
l. the best IN the state. AMI the enterprsins towns
along the line will ALWAYS secure to this road good
income.
NEI,NlLYE & CO., the Financial Agents OF the road
offer the remaining unsod portion OF the Bonds with
the Greatest confidence believing them to be a. good
security as any that has been placed on this mar
kct The bear Seven per cent have thirty years
TO run and they are erDle into stock at the Cpon
OF the hoder.
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st,nnhnnts nno NalItSars.

V,uIe VAII,M Y,-T.iAi LEAVE urpor
IL foot of I'D as AID foot of JhamJer IT, a. iOloT
VIZ:
XII TFpm q. lcham0ers st.
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SDipptnG.

. NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS
a. and nom any Railway Station In Grcl; Britain
ireland, Norway, Swedea, Denmark, GtiuiIf hJr
land. Begium, anu the United st"tcs' oJ steamer SAL
"e All LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
n'''' O'"''' 'O' any 'HESDERsoS. BROTHERS
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%mustmtuts.

Smustmtuts.
\VOOD's Niu-EUN AND MESAGBRIB,
S SFFRSR matt sSSSIS fts$ REyhSrSd
nrst time In Auefea new eeiioComio Musical Bur.
leroue, entitled
Jenny wQmorc, :sAePHo; ,Ads. nyeTT laa::
rs sna'kk d rr; :sAAFFFH8: h ha Me.tsysf,
Moses Fiske :sAPPHO.: and BLONDES.
sAPPHO..
,x.., .'Hi83EBBiF3 :s.,o,o,v: bbki88SSBBEEs Every
rxsoSr ssooNNBBEs MsiSeS bbLoNbhs Evening
~ H$EfSSESBBHHs I BiESSESBBEEss
..s..........
Jenny wiImore, :sAPPHo.: Ada Hsriand.
Fe hm'k Rogers. :sHPrfoo L onis Mest%yef.
Moses Fi.ke :stppHO. and Blondes.
:sArrHO.:
WILLIAM EEL H 6tElfe IL, SiTEiAG TELL.
BORN TO GOOD LUCK, poMN1cK MI Ray.
on view The beautiful Birds,
AT ALL hours TIE rs S w1oD S Of mHIS
~ ec,lye preparation, a new. n,,n, rsorv
PARTISAN SENSATION MUSICAL BUKLEsQuE.
Boor1.sa7: t TgF S,Tg,s,,, ana s,h av.
TWELFTH WEEK
EDWIN BOOTH
SIR GILES OvERREA CH
On MoNbAT, TrLsDAY, sd EbNEsTAY Ev'Gs
c1,rpf AZ RaRaiyorrp.
r. L9r9 Ly'i99g' ,t19Y> %
ON TuvpsbNY All fEibAY EVENINGS, and
SATURDAY MA.lNLE.
sAruRpF FIlr'YlIly{g MARCHES
EMNiA MAiLEt;.
and of NED afF F' Sfhi 2IRlEEiao''''n Of
.n,.,,. xrxr MONDAY. MARCH q, - ,cnsr,
Seats secured TWO TkEKs IN. ADVANCE,
%mSse. at P Tie &u. %' .iOTe C. H. bison CO.. II
ACADEpIY, OF nC-ilt,cr.s -, rur
PAREPAl'o5A ENGLIeH orFRk coMPANY.
'''"''' SoS%AS% + Rs o$,isS99 Manager
Won webcr eeldba m werd ssd romantic produc
%R Nadine i P rSRSg GS tn sE !onh RSsrr
Ns TGhSwykkb cA And sESYN Hath sd RE
chst. and in addition to the powerful chorus OF the
'" ~ ENTIRE ARtoN SOCIETY
OF III ds,ThtSl opsTa fts sCESfc FFFRCTS Viii
be ..a.oly hne. ana Will !nclude an excellent TO
pe' cfLfBI:&TED INcANTATIoN SCENE;
TUESDAl-Auber's charming comic opera, BLACK
COMMUNICATIONS of ALBERT LAURENCE
ickcs lot ale at the Academy. At schrmel. 7Ol and
aiiil srosdway and At poads tSpre,s q, Broadway
GAN FRANCISCO GIN-TREL,.
FEMALE BRokEiis or WALL STREET.
\VALLACK'-. .....-
Door, .oGen AZ a.; Commences at o'clock,
grea. success OF me New Drama oil LUST Al shA
WI" O' '''''' EVERY EVENING.
LOST AZ sen Ni''NN ~ "a ~"
LOST AT SEA.
NEW MIfSIC SCENFRY, APPOfN rNENTS, COS
TUNES ASD MECHANICAL EFFECTs. aud a
sTIio' q AND rOwEIlFUL CAsr.
STRONG AND POWERFUL CAST
TIFF Wi'OiE q [CI'tiDlNG AT II O'CLOCK
In ureparatton a now Comedy by Tom TAYLOR.
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RfrsonaI Noiltss.

EXPO-I KE.-Vcry soon the large sophia IN the
H. dining room will tell something ON her Il may
learn her neVc to hide maus wife and Chd from him
am her iather Is well known all Europe Tor his
success h. l..
MY WIFE Mary Greene Neut having let my bed
vi and board without lust cause or prON Ocat)u, l
hereby orhld all pvrsons nom trusting her my
count as Wi not be re pousioe Tor debts contracted
uy her trum tins date.-MurCh ~, $50, HENRY NEUI
iINMO American merchants beng obliged to visit
4 Havana on business wi lay TO. ralN ior the use
q lew months, OF two English passports. Address
with particulars, u, 3. COWED, box Nc, sun Office.
DADICAL u fiE. Without knife. gausIU OF de.
IL cnton from bu ness, tor structure, Fl,tula pics,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nsccra Disease and De ties
tue eye nose, lace, and pc. sou. aud AL important
cases, HENti A. DANIELS, NJ. -, IA Lexington av.
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y ost an0 youuu.

I O~r-Ou SATURDAY., l9ih inst. on sth av between
ION Rud ilSt -ts, parcel OF luuts linen the git
of tr,ui Go needy Ter on The d der wall confer
great favor by leaving II al 4is " est 2,thst.
I O~T, In going from lee nv and lio,> st. Gluul.
ihrUu-u IN /, muk cape; suitable reward VIII
I. pad by enN"- 10 40 lii oiN,u It,, vi lAu.sh. r-u
A O-I-On Ihuuday evening. n Iuh nun In a Grand
I~t or IN Nv car suitable reward vii bee uaId b,
returning II TO WILLIAM MAR, - Catherine t.
I O-r-A hdy's fur collar; the finder viii he ilbcr.
~ aly rewarded by RETURNING ~ 10 Ju " est aist
SDS RENARD.- 10 {, ovtN,eu -stnet. au ilth
- -D .lr on ON aI. -cuiCWAts ua yuuu breast
IIne, sol tuC stone. The Nupyp reward VIII Dc paid on
returning lac came to - West 18Th 81.
90 EMAhD.-Lost, on Fulay eyruut, hncS
OBJ ace YEA, M gong tom tt IT, 10 21h II. AND th
The hudcr Nl DC pad Oy returning It 70 Go6 llud.
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s." ~ .---l
Huhaln. btnkifk c ct@NSa
t.nc mat aIIn point. est
6TTao Wafwic.s,o. n,o.,s Vie
ana honcsIA '"
tno ,ifb, Drawn !; ,'RRD ,Si 4 25 Of M,
~ he word, a. a. tu. ,ev
uoculiar to mi. ioe. >see,ss
coach are attached Al ii6t
v,;.,out change to Cieei,5a
es A. NJ. 1000 Am. Erlres g'i fo, rlralo. DIM.
ifitdT ali 6o mt we ,il- ,ai
soulh ,lso ior Warw es
i LIND and I'd i'aISSi, f J., hs
lS.re"iug 90. hesJtf .chrd fr,,,
,,,, >g.quehlund TO BufaoS 'n
vic " WV 10 ati g, i and 's un e sl.S a.
AZ. Co'chos run tnriW hvth
th.st " 3uH,lo R0,1s.a
For Neuhsroh ard gay-e A. ~. 3ay9No t@P
4. NJ. irum Gjd S. DE oi WV '"u Va
For oyt y, q asd las-i.9r. nj. from cbano r. 8,
For BiddieioUn aud uug-&jl 4 N from Chamb,ra
fSr pSJES sri " q 3 : Eggs R'P rom chambers
81 Dspct' AS NJ. lrnn Ai 4 neuot.
f0' Mlh ron cGamO % st Dcpa, trF &C. n
yo, aJ S,,,5 g N AID f' R 80 4 pspS o, Aupv
.i:SP. n ~, NJ. tl5 Z M ana Us +. II, i i,S gl
Sn'99f s !, Psil st st. IT, 81, y ia ,aSs 4
from "a St Depot ~ ,v ,,., ma,
HMssF and si5 3 w. 5Sa ,Ganosrs.II b B.
rot S;.s A. Mi';.5 NJ, - 4. T. ,l;;1 r. NJ. SIS
Fot. rlgn,on ard no.s'y-g a; ,M.,l = NJ" ''aoP.N ",
tl'r ME- ~ ~ r. NJ; e a; 'G'srda ga{
ii;ijP NJ, t5:,6 r. NJ. l15r. y. Ai5 = ~, tai ?.
Du,!ag lhc pleas re sea- OH the Erc 'arwat C1mpa1y
Will l,sue comoaaton ,Neur-ion ucNels rmoiacL gsl
pTicSet. Tor rassagc anl Tor Apartment. n rasnr
boom a., apd iSsglnH &c S'r , Sf ~ a. Sr ,, ~
lrft ut the Company's Ollie ~! n ni"N' ~ HlsNj
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r. W
DArTER-, operation. pressers, on vests. $50 East
INNPHRIENCHp fancy hrat sewer. wanted
- None but indoor hanus' SCHULTZ HEChI' Ah
IL liar Wors. 80 canal st. New YORK "
EIn7T-CiAs- operator, on pants, also = feS
v good nnishcrs to work on custom nahts inside az
J,IRsT-CLAS- operators on Ma W. machine.
i slltt makers preferred. NJ MlLLtVS' corner "a 81
i tonhoc maGcrs by wM. sAClIsE, - Broadway,
mr. stairs.
Eiocn. psutca' al ~ canal st." 'J MARIN
f,IRi.~ wanted to learn vcst-naklnp and operating.
- At o. lrlt t.. near Mirtc avr Brooklyn LADIES
Gp""o%i r 'a NV w iiSyitie az. brooEiya'
wanted oS CGSg opfss' G5,rs s9h 'hOO
EIRt~ 10 finish; also. n few operator o. worL
u Whccllr& Wilson's marhinc 5Lspenard IT.
EItL- wanted to pack tobacco. at SO Hudson st.
HAIW.-Wantcd.a girl to weave AMI dre.. hnr.
ADiu--Hovc's. Wheeler 4 wilson's, SIN ,er-
Y Weed. FIorrnrrs aud " ilcoN a Glhbs'. sowing
a AVE. tSrS ~ Il Rs Il, nSd i Ea. proSTS
Junction Canal st. Wa W. SIS splendid Howcs Tor
VADIE-.T,IGuT to orcrnte on al Kind. OFFS SOW
Ing machnc. .lirl, o,er,ll, ana dp'k PIT. naS,
iSs o., A., f.- and no lunhus Car and
yourself all the week. NJ Il, st. near N's'I''
,ntr- ,,r,tt ,,~orcbIv all sewing machines
,nJ r,.co,,n,cp.ted 10 y,urt' 81 ar cnwich cor.
ncr Wet i0h - ana - Ea'i Hroadw'N NV "'"''u'
spendd machines TO rent ana sell ------------
AnII- tau..t To- operate on sr-rrs rhl
~ wheeler wilson's innclunc.i prmI IT,. pSI,
nftcr kip,yat i'i Alirn a. n d this wees
-
1 Chm chine, TO rem, from q To : peg month.
AZ, ~ .lc on inrt PAYMENT. and ualhu,. repaired.
." ii'htN ''luh'H'h OF '''uu.
\uIr- attention 800 sewing =. ur. cheap;
hga ,"im, 5 ,,rfnMI, HV' an ~, =, i'9,n
va. "''' ''''' ~ ''"' Va ""' w @
~. VT, s.--7,,. ~, boot. g., nv, ,,- ii-.I.
,Np't'-,',. ., u, .,. , 70, ~. ,,. Nv Work
N6car. -tt,hn- Co ip,ut, ESQ luccr.cr.t
.n,.r .,,, uu.. ,.,,,,d o., i,,r,, ,o max, %, ~
~ "a. an hons, ...
MlfNoEF 4 lilltH'o'N' 'l '"'n 50
nPEVATOr~ amt o1-tsr, = .ulr' ol rac Ian.
" mel, md Inc! cga' none IN, s."l hu j, WHAiei
,''' ~ cow So
and Us s"'' "'l''S Va '''' ''' - '''''
anu
on linen coaS. aeo iro...rs' iij Ncsi a.th ~
God rs5n need apty' IN i. AZ.
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- IN nnO TO LOAN.-Fr;t-elass dry good.'
SOU.tVbO hardware, and builder paper lught.
Il ID. EkED. room :, ISL broadway
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S,bIma llatg,n,s.

A ~ kiND~ nov .r~'.;s 'HachneN Tor sale, toront,
n nr exchange Ao, bought ari ssg1ircd good see
"il N1u'. ~ gnU Az uO1thlY uaYuiC me-. - anal 81
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Auction SALE.-A farm OF 100 acres. with good
n house ana bar. stock, uli al AND, OF iatiing
ute1s H. at Green ~ az near "a 30 D., Morris 80 n.
g. at uclutN T. d. tuc place ~ hnuwu a. thAuuf! =
farm fu,th particulars - and % ChAtlhH 81,
Auction -AIE.-House AM lot lot, -5AlO0;
~ chance; must nc sold without limit, ilyrOr
-story cu,Hr frame hJuse; |. rooms closets; IN
easYi on Wednesday, March -, on premises, al
"a O'Clock
SIiERItF"S SALE,
- GEN1-' / llNlSHlNG STORE.
RICHARD ALTERS. Auct lnccr, W II sell this day
Mouday) at II u'Cluck, AZ "a Nassau ~, large aud
general H~rlrtmebt Of gents turn,slug goods OF all
KINDS aud in variety also, iron sale, Office furniture
IoSArIus FLYNN Deputy
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Aucuoncrr-ufice, ~
nne furniture contain 'u In h lusc - PlNe 81 velvet
Brusst CalIcs, cave p no per mirrors, lace cul.
taips, bedroom, and kchen iaTnltuIu sewing machine
sc.
A ItTION his day Monday rANLuE, AUCTION.
N ncCI, 81 Vest 18TH t., near u aY 10 OC oCo
forte, paor suites pHiitugs mirrors sofas cnars mat
ties es, oodstead', carpe's, &c
AUCTION SALE this day Nionlnyl. NJ 10y
N o'cock AZ il3 Ncrt 2u st near ON aV Gurnituie
istory house. carpets, &c, l.. FIlLGERALD, Auctr.
UCIIuN NOtICE ,yOJ cases Boots ana saoe,
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and il has become dangerous to commit
them This is evident from the large in
crease in the revenue, Notwithstanding a
general reduction in the rate of taxa
ten. For this success Mr.. Delauo
deserves credit, and it prepares the
public TO place confidence in his
ability to manage the affairs of the Interior
Department, and his frmness to resist the
efforts Of land rings, patent rings, aud Indian
rings, to obtain access, through that depart
ment, to the public Treasury Cox was sue
cessful in conducting the business of the
several bureaus under his control in the in
terests of the public. In doing so he en-
countered the opposition of the whole army
of corruptionists who desired to obtain a
fresh opportunity to swinde the Indians by
means of treaties and contracts to secure,
frandulently, the extension of patents; to get
hold of public lands and to fill the various
offices with incompetents. It remains for
Mr.. Delano to continue the policy of his pre-
decessor. He is more of a politician than
Cox and is more polite. He may therefore
be able to carry out the work of reform and
at the same time outgeneral such rascas as
Cameron, who hoped upon the retirement of
Cox to have good old time in the various
branches of the Interior Department. De-
lano, in the Internal Revenue Department,
made a good reputation, and we look for him
to maintain it in the new position in which
he has been placed.
1t is also to be expected that Mr.. Delano in
the Cabinet will enable the President to avoid
the rocks toward which he has been drifting
of late. He is far better posted in regard to
public sentiment and all that is calculated to
give strength to the Republican party than
the President, and he will be able to advise
the latter that he can not touch pitch without
being defiled, and that he must, therefore,
keep clear of such political prostitutes as
Simon Cameron.
The record of Grants administration
is, SO far, good. The people appreciate the
honesty and economy that have characterized
it thus far, and they will be glad to be able
to continue their confidence. There is no
desire for change in the administration.
On the contrary, the people who elected
Grant are anxious that he shall in every way
continue to prove himself worthy. This
anxiety accounts for the general uneasiness
expressed upon the retirement of Cox. 1t
was not on account of the man that the peo-
pie became alarmed, but because of the
causes that led to his resignation. The re-
tirement of Cox was undoubtedly triumph
for the corruptionists; but it remains to be
seen whether they shall gain anything by the
change