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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19


A STATUE has been placed in the yard
of one of our old citizens of this place
From the promiueRce Of the figure and
its position, we think it is intended to rep.
resent one of our lords OF town, but vaii,
Gus opinions are entertained. Some think
it should have an apron on, and others
think it should bear in its grip piece of
the valuable mineral of our county; but as
many are visiting this statue every day,
they can easily decide who it was intended
to represent, so that we have nothing to say
about it, only that it is a well executed
piece Of work.
The sculptors of this, we believe. are
from Boston, and are highly commendsble
for their skill and iNgenuity in accomplish.
ing this noble work. And it is no wonder
that the work was we'll executed, as the
sculptors have much experience and have
never been known to soil their hands with
any other labor.
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DON'T DO 1T!

FRIENDS, CoUNTRYMEN AND LOVERS
Do not for get that l, s. s. Woop, do hereby
declare, on the authority Of facts herewith
Submitted, that more moneys worth is giysr
in premiums for new subscribers to WOOUs
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIE than for any otLer
publication in the World. Also, that | arret
10 for cit Five Hundred Dollars to any Pub.
fisher who shall succeed in proving the CONT.
ry to this declai alton, provided thai such Pur
Usher shall declare his intentention to inves.
tlgste before preceding to do so; also, tia,
in case he fails he, he shall forfeit TO me fbs
same amount ana announce the result in regu.
lar type in the Edit oral colum ms of his nsr,
issue.
s. WOOD, Publisher and Proprietor.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD M.GIzIsR," NKwvuRv
n. Y.
March ~, 1870.
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Fresh Fish--At j. r. Baird's every
Thursday.
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NEW 1DTFRTISEEENTS

HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE
FOR FAMILY USE .imn!s, cheap, reliable.
KSIrs EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED.
Circular and ssmpie locking FREE. Address
lliNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO, Bath.
Me. 4v
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okyu>lM1lmMnu>
The most Complete lusiness CT
lPge the Untted States.

ArOrding facilities for scquireing a therc 80.
practical business education, possessed BY T..
other School in the country.
Since its incorporation in 1855, nearly six
teen Thousand Students, representatives O.,
every State in the Union, have attended he.
No vacations. Students enter at any tine.
The entire courso.
~ B.-Circulsrs with full particulars and o.
necessary information, on addressing
SMITH s C0WLEY, Principals,
rITTsBuRGH, "a.
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II. S. Beluap came clear from Indiana to
buy wagon from s. Jackson.
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A GREAT CHANCE!

year sure mad. by Agents. male or female.
selling our poria-rsnownsd Paiext Eperla. ing
hhite Wire Clothe, Lines Cheapest and best
clothes iines in the World: only 3 cts. per foot
and will last q hundred yesrs.-Addrehs the
Hudson Rirer Wire Co., 10 VIM ST., or Dear
born St. Chicago, H. 90 4w.
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CHEAP SoAP-We did not believe that
soap could be sold for ten cents bar that
would take the dirt of printers hands,
until J R. Baird gave us three or four
bars, assureing us that it was the very best
for washing clothes, as we'll as printers. 1t
is certainly the best soap for the price we
have used. He sells GowaIs & Boards
Marble Soap, for the Toilet or Louandry,
for ten cents bar, and other toilet soaps
cheap in proportion
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EXECUTIONS. SUMMONS. sUBpos,
IL mas, Warrants, &C., on hssa asd for
ssls Al th,s saies.
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Empty-The Jail.

Full-some of the boys al the chop"
last night.
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9ew Aduertis

ID lies. A MISSIONARY, WHO HAD Suf
Il fered % years with the Piles, Was cured,
and will send the receipt free.
RHv. FOSTER DIX,
70 aw jersey City, N. ).
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Philadelphia Directory.

Philadelphia Directory.
| MAJOR e. II. ARTMAN c. II. DILLrNGER. NJ. MoRY
| A RTMAN, DILIINGER & CO.,
| NO. lOi NORTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA,
Two doors above Arch. formerly 22O,
MAEUFAcTURERs AND JoBBERs IN
CARPETS CoT1 oNs, YARNS, BATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, CARPET CHAINS, CoRDAGE.
| OIL SHADES. GRAIN BAGS, TIE YARN,
WICK YARN, WINDOW PAPER, covERLETs,
ALSO
willow AND WOODEN WARE
BRooMs BRusHEs, LOOKING AssEs,TRuNKs.
feb. 5,69.
FAGLE HOTEL.
227 NORTH THIRD STREET
II. d. CUMMINGS, PROPRIETOR.
ESTABLISHED 1893
JORDAN d BROTHER
Wholesale Grocers, and Dealers In
SALTPETRE AND BRIMsToNE
No 2i9 North Third st.
Philadelphia.
~ w. BLABON & CO.,
Manufacturers OF
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SnADEs,
Warehouse, No. l2i North Third street
Philadelphia.
n GORGE II. ROBERTS,
Importer and Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c.
No. 81 North Third Street, above Vine
Philadelphia.
c. II. HORNE. VS.. KING. J.B. sEYBERT
HORNE, KING & SEYBERT,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
No. i2l Market Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders filled promptly at lowest prices.
January 8, 1863.
H. W. RANKS
Wholesale TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. li6 North Third Street.
Between Cherry and Race, west side.
Philadelphia.
T III. WALTER,
Late Walter & Kaub
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswAkE,
No. 28i N. Third Street.
Philadelphia.
T NJ. KEPHEART,
RARNIS PRn g. IIEDDnNy
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS & FURs,
No. tO3 Market Street,
(Above FinhJ
PHILADELPHIA.
John STROUP & CO.,
Successors to Stroup & Brother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH
No. "A North Wharves and % North Third st
Philadelphia.
y ICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. lbs SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
PHoLADELpnI
oct. q G9-ly
SNYDER, HARRIS & BASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Nos. 52j Market and 522 Commerce Street.
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM FISHER
THOMAS CARSON l.
WHOLESALE
DEA LERS IN HOSIERY.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
LINENS & NOTIONS,
no. Is NORTH FOURTH STREET
Philadelphia.
June 4,'G9-6m
WARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF SEGAR
MANUFACToRY,
No. 3l3 NORTH THIRD STREET
Second Door below Wood
PHILADELPHIA.
j. w. WARTMAN. T.. ENGELMAN.
WY AIN WRIGHT & rn
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FIVE CENTs.-Five cents each morn
ing-a mere trifie. Thirty-five cents a
week-not much; yet it would buy
coffee and sugar for whole family,
SlS.26 year-and this amount inves-
ted in a savings bank at the end of
each year and the interest thereon at
six per cent, computed annually, would
in twelve years amount to more than
$670-enough to buy good farm in the
West.
Five cents before breakfast, dinner
and supper you'd hardly miss it,yet it
is fifteen cents day-S1,05 per
week. Enough to buy a small library
of books. Invest this as before, and in
twenty years you have $4,000. Quite
enough to buy good house and lot.
Ten cents each morning-hardly
worth second thought; yet with it
you buy a paper of pins or spool of
thread. Seventy cents week it
would buy several yards of muslin.
$36. 80 in one year--deposit this amount
as before, and you would have $1340 in
twenty years quite snug little for
tune. Zen cents before each breakfast
dinner and supper-thirty cents day.
1t would buy a book for the children
S2.l0 week, enough to pay for years
subscription to good newspaper. slO9.
20 per year-with it you could buy a
good melodeon on which your wife
aud daughter could produce sweet
music, TO pleasantly while the evening
hours away, And this amount inves-
ted as before, would In forty years pro-
duce the desirable amount of $4,000.
Boys, learn a lesson. Ifyou would
be a happy youth, lead a sober life, and
be wealthy and influential man-in-
stead ofsquandering your extra change,
invest in library or a savings bank.
Ifyou would be a miserable youth,
lead drunken life, abuse your children,
grieve your wife, be wretched and
despicable being while you live, and
finally go down TO II dshonored grave
take your extra change and invest IT in
drinking saloon.
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cWlistellaneous.
FAUNTLEROY.
TIE FORGER.
BY WILkIE COLLINS.

What am going to tell you, gentle
men, happened when I was very
young man, and when was just setting
up in business on my own account.
My father had been well acquainted
for many years with Mr.. Fauntleroy, of
the famous London banking firm of
Marsh, Stracey, Fauntleroy and Gra-
ham. Thinking it might be of some
future service to me to make my posi-
ton known to great man in the COM
mercial world, my father mentioned to
his highly respected friend that / was
about to start in business for myself in a
very small way, and with very little
money. Mr.. Fauntleroy received the
intimation with kind appearance of
interest and said he would have his eye
Oh me. l expected from this that he
would wait to see if could keepo ON my
legs at starting, and that if he found /
succeeded pretty well, he would then
help me forward if il lay in his power.
As events turned out he proved to be n
far better friend than that, and he soon
showed me that / had very much under
rated the hearty and generous interest
which he had felt in my welfare from
the first.
While was still fighting with the
difficulties of setting up my Office, and
recommending myself to connection,
and SO forth, / got message from Mr..
Fauntleroy telling me to call on him,
at the banking house, the first time |
was passing that way. AS you may
easily imagine, contrived to bepassing
that way on particularly early occa-
sion, and on presenting myself at the
bank, j was shown at once to Mr..
Fauntleroy's private room.
He was rs pleasant mar to speak to
as ever | met with-bright, and gay,
and companionable in his manner
with sort of easy, hearty, jovial blunt
mes 5about him that attracted everybody.
The clerks all liked him-and that is
something to say of "a partner in bank
ing house, can tell you!
"Well, young Towbridge," says he,
giving his papers on the table q brisk
push away from him, $50 you are going
to set up in business for yourself, are
you? l have Il great regard for your
father, and great wish TO see you sue
coed, Have you started yet? No? Just
on the point of beginning, eh? Very
good. You will have your difficulties,
my friend, and mean to smooth one of
them away from you at the outset. A
word of advice for your private ear
| Bank with us"
"You are very kind, SIR answered,
"aud shOul ask nothing better than
| 10 profit by your suggestion, If l could,
but my expenses are heavy at starting,
and when they are all paid am afraid
| shall have very little left toput by for
the first year. doubt if | shall be able
to muster much more than three hum
dred pounds OF surplus cash in the
world after paying what must pay be-
fore set up my Office, and should be
ashamed to trouble your house, sir, to
open an account Tor such trifle as
that"
"Stuff and nonsense !" says Mr..
Fauntleroy. "Are yoa banker? What
business have you to offer an opinion
on the matter? DO as tell you-leave
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GhoicF tloGtrp.
oh Why Should the Spirit of Mortal
be Proud.

DC PrOuO.
[The following lines have been sent us for pub
licatlon by Isaac Gibbons of Cambria and are
inserted at his request
Oil why should the spi 1t of mortal be proud?
Like swif teetng meteor, II faust dying loud,
flash of the lightning, break of the wave
Man passeth from life to his rest in the grave.
The leaves of the oak and the willow shall fade
Be scattered around and together be laid
And the young and the old, and the low and the
high,
Shall moulder to dust and together shall lie
The infant n mother attended and loved,
The mother that infants affection who wood
The husband that mother and infant who bles sod
Each, all, are away to their dwelling of rest.
The maid on whose check, on whose brow. in
whose eye
Shone beauty and pleasure, her triumphs are by
And the memory of those who loved her and
praised,
Are alike from the minds of the living eras ed
The brow OF the priest that the mitre hath W orn
The eye OF the sage and the heart OF the brave
Are hidden and lost in the depth of the grave
The peasant whose lot was to SOW and to reap,
The herdsman who climbed with his goats up
the steep,
Tie beggar who wandered in search of his bread,
Have faded away like the grass that we tread
The saint who enjoyed the communion of heaven
The sinner who dared to remain uniorgiven,
The wise and the foolish, the guilty and lust,
Have quietly mingled their bones In the dust.
SO the multitude goes like the flower on the
weed,
That withers away TO let others succeed;
so the multitude comes even those we beh old,
10 repeat every tale that has often been told.
For we are the same that our fathers have been.
We see the same sights that our fathers have
We drink the same stream and view the sane
And run the same course that our fathers have
run.
The thoughts we are thinking our fathers would
think,
From the death we are shrinking our fathers
would shrink,
To the life we are clnging they also would cling;
But 1t speeds for all like n bird on the wing;
They loved, but the story we cannot unfold;
They scorned, but the heart of the naughty Is
cold
They grlcved, but no wall from their slumber
will come;
They joyed but the tongue of their gladness Is
dumb;
They died, they died and we things, that are now,
Who walk on tn turf that lies over their brow,
Who make in their dwelling q transient abode,
Meet the things that they met on their pilgrim
ageroad.
Yea, hope and dependency pleasure ana pain,
We mngle together in sunshine aud rain.
And the smile and the tear, the song and the
drge
Still follow each other like surge upon surge.
'Tis the wink of an eye tits the draught of u
breath,
Froan the bl ossom of health to the paleness OF
death,
From the gilded saloon TO the bier and the shroud
Oh! why should the spirit OF mortal be proud?
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A MODEL COUNTY The Couder-
sport Journal says that not a single
license to sell liquor has been granted
in Potter county for period of nine
teen years. Is there single county
anywhere else that can say that?
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A VIRGINIA planter whose sheep
disappeared very mysteriously," watch
cd his flocks by night with shot
gun. Next day the doctor was busy
picking buckshot out ofa Fifteenth
Amendment.
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Executors or Administrators Notice, $500
Auditors or Assignee's Notice, $3.50.
Local notices, twenty cents line; by the year
ten cents.
Cards in the Business Directory" column, $500
per year for the first two lines, and slOO for each
additional line,
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THE ESPY HOTEL.

Apr.23,G9-tf
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prick HOTEL,
oRANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ROHR M'HENRY, Proprietor.

This well known House, having been put in
thorough repair is now open to the travelling
public. The bar is stocked with the choicest
liquors and cigars and the table will be, at all
lines supplied with the de licacies OF the season.
No Pnns will be spared to insure the comfort Of
guests.
Orangevile, dec. 10. '69-tE
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, Cten lines orits equivalent In Non.
pareil type one or two Insertions, si.5O; three
inscrtions s2OD
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Buck Horn.

nj G. g. W. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers In dry
III goods groceries and general merchandise
FIRST store in south end OF town. v2-nlS
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NArIPSfhb,,tt!1tSSh,, Nh, or ssJKaslaSS7erHDIEe;,

n 70 IIVERFOOL An QUEENSTOWN
ERiN, Webster. saturday, Aar,h3. at SA.
FRANZ =. Grrgau, SATURDAY. March . aii2 ".
CABIN passage. 30 and tO; Steersge, fD. currency.
Ptepaii str"TRsr t4ckeis from Liverpool, Queens.
town Londonderry, and glasgow t3i, currency
once G9 Broa lNav +. W. J. HURST. MANAGE.
V'APSCpri'S EMlGKATI0N AND FOR
i EIGS EXCHANGE OfFlCE.-Pa aAgc from Liver.
pool and Queens own we KY by nrst.c s-a n.ips
Also from Liverpool and London, by ~eeky sailing
packets Drafts for Al AMI UPWARD. available IN any
tH ~ Great britain N Ireland a. TIL lowest rates at
TAPsCori BROTHERS a Co. ~ South a.. New YORK.
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Mlsttllantous.

ATA MEETING OF PROPeuTy owSEnS
"A held NJ ~ lst ay, Feb 80 1870 the 10
soiullons were passed uninimousy; 'N"'"s '''
ietolytd That the pavement AZ present laId nronar
V,tephfed entttel y SatlsfActory ''' F'NF'''
Resolved That Il new ayemsnt bccotnsa psc.ss...
Weprtlet the Belgian pavement ~ '"'f
nesolsrd we nominate Committee Of not less than
IVY pVIsnnf, 70 get TemOnstTnuce signed ms ahoVe
ahi p,Sseh ana urge II before the Common Council
nesday At + NJ. '''''' y" "eu'
Adlourned after nominating said Committee
'IOPiCTlTR DEALERs.-A splendid assort.
nen OF photographs OF all the public buildings 10
soi are good sze foi general Isc, viii
u "eI 'nelT Vauc, n the owner IL not In the bust.
Noes Have been taken Rome. Apply at / ig BROAD
way room l. '' " $780, ''N"'
RM SiE. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at
- -, i'aiI - larporS Building, New YORK. All
""c'o' ct 'h' lowest factor, puovs.
joins X, HOTpEL.
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Aot,ls.
fV,HE AsTOR HOUSE ReslaVrantand Excharg,
have beeu rrmoddied recently sdd put in the most
perfect c6ndi,ion for the ACCOMMODATE OF the rubc
in the way ofI5thss during the business hours OF the
day or any other hours. Arrangements have been ma lie
Tor constant and plentiful supply OF the finest oysters
that can be bought. and challenge competition IN
everything pertaining to the preparation OF shell nsn of
all varieties Other articles OF food in the Exchange
Will be as always. Of the best quality.
CHAs, A. STETsON's SONS
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$rsintss q Dlners

A FAmE Ia SSas ' aaa a s p m.
4 D. cLaukE 10 stssS Apply gu tue pie" !"
A WILL EsTABLisuED liquor. .torc for
"A SALE; SPpo'r., navy fe,d tNooeEn For parueu'
sa' a GHsn,S-r. 81. w.
A NICELY lifted IN butcher sh9p. at a blrsain; II
business. %pS@s ~ iaaSs t. G ns"f bNnI O'"''
q nd Tr .osk SIS ". :t o
RAkERY FOR sAIF-wnh Or Without Ok
- tare, IN good locality family bskir! more th'n
summer lstoao CAN al south st., for particular
March LIAM.
R.ktEY ton -ALETIn Jersey Guy. dong
so" GhTs BAKER s' c & OF sick
E9n SALE cheap IN grox;1g neIshh,orh,ood "
bsPto s sTS aas afT |gs AT
L store well Stocked, with room, to live in cheap.
At q North th At. williamsburg, must be sold other
IIOR -AIE-on account OF going to California
L NICE ciglr store with good trade nice hack room.
Fulton ay, brooklyn.
EoR .ALR-A coafeollonsry, TOW, ice cream and
2 &'b week At" "''"s ''' n'A "''''n st. p'0'N'H'
JIpR SALE nah and oyster market IN a good
local.'y and doing good business. Call for two
NOR SALE one OF the best oyster and drinking
saloons In Harlem. Apply on the promises ii5Ih -.
Harlem.
NOR sALE-A cigar store very cheap, doing a
Il good business Apply at Sill Grand st., New YORK.
L,OR AL.s-A well established newspaper stand.
Il corner OF Spring and Sullivan sts
DIAPER box sHOP FOR sAI.E-wel stu.
atcd ana In good running order will be sold cheap
inquire OF the Metropolitan Collar Co. so7 Broadway,
STOCk AND FIXTURES OF a fancy store Tor
- sale, ~ the owner going out OF the city Into other
business rnc opportunity for young man with small
canita. Inquire OF or address l.. r.. WHEELER, 20
Broadway. Brooklyn, T.. ID.
NO I,ET-A one sample rosn, with years lease
Inquire at rs broadway,
So rAkTNSM WA .Sgs in, "a an GG
good order. Apply to G. n. ADAMS. as 7th W.
S1on WILL BuY the stock and nAt,res OF a
tDIOO grocery store IN good locality q good
chance. SJMldison 81.
$40 FOX SALE. ,he complete fixtures ard
qu're at as East 18TH st. between lst nv, and AvA
COOK CASH will buy a nice lager bsor saloon
- - - AL h Az, between 9Th aud Goth sts
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- ioo' u ssa ~ ana toot OF Inamoo"s'" s''""""''
"a st. cs! TsS% st.
"SAM AN p sS. EsDr ps.s ipt eeiSSS,
Cincinnati. aud all points Is est
ssas soS %st.i sso u tSE Sis.
Thi, train composed Of the
nnS Il. p world. n .ic he Ss'S Ss.
s ses %Ps 70 81. RI :s s SssSSS:
coaches are attached At Hot.
without chsnTe 70 Cleveland
esA NJ 1000 A. NJ ss sps &an, for Buffalo Dun.
s sna :. SI'J rons SWs s.i and
soa,ai also 70. ,warysicI,
f Island. and ttn Ii,Hliis' r'0'
ASP .n,. ss.SasSsnns % BSSsiS: om "a,
' o." ' point. Se e.. and Hss ouh 81 sIesp
Ing Co.che. run through with
,si '' Gis2e is srn sna t SiHeia.
ron gs.@ssr. y. depot rs 's H.. SIS snd a,
for, iss, j.9s ans RSssY%ioP. NJ. from Chambers st,
FOR pssR Ss.Gcn nom sns " 9sIH from Chambers
FOR o S.Sos ?-S sis s ss I'd p, .s% Chambers
For gsn' c s.% say 6Iss, Nd :'
''' fsffgil" "a wp ss ana ~ ss rom S
Sh'9osri s, Depot SIS a s.. 81, "A. A NJ t,s' 4
''r sSs IS a. s GSsg.. IS
IO S,s NJ Ms 4 rom 81 M o M ,i' p MISS
For b'ITS",as sOs.ty1s AN, NJ tsssrM.
PF}sGl'a BIS fs" chsTHfr;i PSPf' M ~ "a,
During The pIesssfe season he Erie Hallway Company
VIII i.sue combination excursion tickets embracing oil
Ticket. Tor passage and for Apartment. IN Drawing
the checking and transfer OF Baggage may
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Su,pptus

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
to ana nom any Railway station In Great Britain
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark, German, Hot
land. He GUM the United States by steamers SAIL
XII LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
HESDIRsoS BROTHERS.
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VSaA oY IrTTERs( pabi,hsa Tssasy- s.i rhAsyo y.
IL ~.l,ps y. n.- Iot CITY Pc. om.. eerH., ,,S ~.
Ter, and msruoa " this List Published according 10"
Ia u. paper having the Largest Cirruisies
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TNRTE RAJIwAY,-rRAINs LEAVE DEPOT
~ Zoos Of ia d. and foot Of Chsmbsrs st. a. follows
VIZ;
50 s,. chI m,S% at
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I,OR LIVERPOOL. AND QUEENSTOWN

I,OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTONN
ISMAN LINE OF MAIL srEAMERs
Sailing from New York every saturday anl alternate
Tuesday,.
Hates OF passage BY the saturday steamer
fa cubin payable IN gold. Sieerdge PAYABLE IN curcy
Liverpool or Sucenstn tiO0 Liverpool or Quecnsrn sS
fassaRe BY tho Tuesday steamer. via Halifax:
Liverpool OF Quccnstn $50 Liverpool OF oueensrn 80
Tickets sold 20 and from England ireland. and the
Continent. at m odsrate rates .
I or further inlormatlon, apply ~ TIE CompAnys
Onlces. jobs q. DALk, Agent,
i5BroadwAy New York.
JcOW LivgRPOOI. IVA QucenstownJ, carrying
II the L. 5 Mails.--The LIVERPOOL AND GREAT
WESTERN STEAM COMPANY will despatch one OF
then ntsclas-, full power iron screw Steamship
Pier VI \. II 4, every WEDNESDAY, A. follows.
IDAHO. Gait. Cutting .......... .Marcn nj z NJ
NEVADA, Cart Gfecn............N March Q at i0S AN.
COLORADO Capt. " llilzms March 10 ct 8 7, N.
NEBRASKA, Capt. Guard. ......... Mach - At II AN
MANHATTAN CAPT. Forsyth. March 20 at r. N
MIN NESO IA Capt Price. .........April at A NJ
aDln nNsS age, 80 goa etecrace passage Once, y
BtOadvntl tS'cnrrchcy
fstireisht OF cab passage apply t..
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~ SUMPTION aud liberation and deformites OF tie
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WITH the work OF one more storcs Annlv a;
~ ~ WIst ybih 81, after o'clock 4 NJ or addy.ss
IhuIkMAN box les, sun ONCE for daya -N''''
SIX FOR sAI;E-A pony. II hands, 7 yoSrs
In the grocery store, "a BrOOine It, '"qu"s
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