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ArprYvea February II. 1871,

dn hef 10 Rent,o. aud, Rxiend Sdn AeE 10
prosids mode By ,chieh 70 Psype,aats Tea
finaoayi,s Relation 10 Deeds. ipslis. cAoses
i~ Aetion. and other Papers aud Records
destroyed or ;;ont during thsreeent War.
SEcrIos I. Be- il epact,d by the Senate
and Hou'e Of Representatives, Of the State
Of South Carolina. row met and siuinc In
General Assembly. ard by the authority of
the same. That the Act entitled An Act
topIovide a mode by wbici, TO perprt nate
testimony in relation TO Deeds. Wills.
Chooses IN Action, aud other papers aud re.
cords, destroyed or lost dnrinp the recent
War, approved "n the twenty first day Of
Deeemb-r. in the year % our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixiy Eve. be.
aud ihs saWs IL h.rehy, rene wed. snd shall
extend and, coatinue sin force fovi the term
OF fiSe years from the ratification Of this
Act
SEQ, q Thai said Act be further amend
ed 90 as I" dispense with the pe-sonal ,sr,
vice oi any notice -reqniyed under the proS
visions Of said Act. ppj IN all cases In which
such ac,,es shA,t,.e lett at ibs jus.,ai ,..see
Of rrs,desc- or business of the dsfsndsnts
the same slsaiibe valid In law % all n,
tr"'s "ndPaFp@eS s<ifs9y.ds upon the
person Of such defepdanl, 80, 80 -, f.,4r
Approved February IL, Is7i. sss sa
.fft'ttaFf N7f'f-tt -. te FF8F't - !Frs
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[ american Agrtculturist.

FARMERS, KEEP ACcouNTs.-
Farmers who never keep accounts,
and of course are nearly always
in debt yearly, have enormous
store bills to surprise them.
They doubt the honesty of mer.
chants, and families are berated for
extravaganza.
Receipts and expenditures arc
never no'ed the profits and losses
in any branch of farming are un
known. Unconsciously debts lnul
iiply, for it requires much less
time and ability to dispose of
money than to acquire 1t. Ac.
counts properly kept, would ad
monisil them when to spend and to
check up. Carelessness in one
particular is apt to foster and be.
get carelessness in others conse-
9uently such farmers have little
system ip the building Of resi-
dences, barns, or outhouses. -
Fences arc poorly kept up, and u
systematic rotation of corps is sci.
dom practiced.-W. Y. Farmer.
70 .----- -s-<D-E------- i...E
Tue Law OF FIIRAroN.-The
legal gentlemen have begun to
lay down the '.law Of Irritation, -
and if the opinions of certain
judges are to be taken as conclu
siye, the frolicsome and sentiment
al yonng men and women. of the
day will have to exercise consid-
erable caution. Chief Justice
Parker, of Massachusetts, an
nonnces tire opinion of the So.
preme Court OF THAT State that an
engagement "may be proved by
those circumstances which especi.
ally accompany snch connec-
tion," and the Kentucky Court OF
Of Appeals has declared that the
naptaaGY Of an engagement may
be proved against o young lady
"by showing that che denieaned
herselfasif she cohoi,rfed In nr ap-
proved the young IDant promises
o. offer. II is not necessary that
there should be an express prom
ise on either side"
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THINGS WoKru Fonurrrrvo
Low much wiser we should be If
we cpdld remember all the thino,
worth rememhe ing that occur day
by day all around u.s.. And how
much better we should be if we
could forget all that is worth for.
getting. 1t is almost frightful.
think -h0w"'hhaasS haluiUtating to
common on-going of domestic and
social life which deserves nothing
but to be instantly and forever
forgotten. Yet it is equally amaz-
ing how large a class seem to
have no other business but to re-.
peat and pcrpetuate these very
things. That is the vocation of
gossip-an order of society that
perpetrates moro mischief than all
the conlbined plaques OF Egypt
put together. Blessed is that man
or woman who can let drop all
the burs and thistles, instead of
picking them up and fastening
them OH to the passenger. Would
we let the veXinu and malicious
sayings die, how fast the lascerated
and scandal ridden world would
get healed and tranqnilized. For
get the s ssipings and chickering's,
the backbi!ings and sneaking inu-
endoes and remember only the
little CLEANS "f sunshine and poe
Try that can illuminate the hum.
Llest life, if we only drive away
and forget the clouds engendered
by thing, that should never be re.
mcmbercd.
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Extsnsisn Of the 6resaviiis and
Columbia Railroad

A bill has been introduced into
the legislature, praying for the
privilege Of extending the road
to Asheville, the most direct and
feasible route --either from Green.
vile or SpartaiibLrg, as NAV be
deemed most desirable. This hill
asks for assistance from the State
to the extent OF $40, 900 per mile.
so that the old road can be put In
complete order--new irron. etc
As 1t is a measure which will
doubtless, rebound to the bene -
OF the State Mt large, the bill
should meet with but little ON.
position. A Western conuect;on-
OaG Asheville, is desirable, and the
SOONER it is made the bettcr.-
With due Difference the old Blue
Ridge route, the new one can he
put through, while the other is
being talked over. BY the way
the Grecnvile Railroad Company
have already contracted for over
1000 tons of new iron. and ar.
engagements are being completed.
by which a portion of the old road
bed will be changed, and new
and more desirable iocati ons Sc.
lected. The road, since it has
been in the hands of the present
company, has promptly paid oil
It's obligations-fur labor. mate.
rial, ctc-and has, we are reliably
informed, paid off many old obi.
cations, besides paying the inter
est on all the bonded debt of the
company, including the few sec.
ond mortgage bonds out-which,
We. We oelIeyfe ToaI in lis present
condition, was ablo to do thus
much, any business man will
readily admit, that with the pro-
posed improvements-thep placing
of the road in first-rate order-the
company will be fully able to
meet the interest on the increased
outlay. The Greenville Railroad,
placed IN an improved cnndi ion.
will be of incalcnlable value, not
only to Columbia, but the whole
up country. Wee la inaproye.
naent.-C0Iumbia Phenic.
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Joi.t Resoia.iom Authorizing The Executive
TO COmmission Ridley X. Carlton as Coro
ner of Beaufort County
Whereas, Eisha p. Hutchinson, elected
Coroner of Beaufort County for four years,
ending October, 1872. has removed his reel
dance TO a foreign country, To vii, G,rm my
without duly filing his letter Of r. signatiun
OF his oflis- SOD .i-o rprd unce mas remsIn.
ed vacant from aud after March, 1870: aud
whereas, not~ Outstanding due proclamation
was tot made previous TO the late general
election that vacancy existed In tile call
Office of Coroner, in said County, The reo
pc did proceed iu v"te for Corun r. and
Ridley X. Car iton was aftrw.rl declared
10y the Board Of County C,nvassers to have
received the highest number of votes for
Coroner oi sail County
BE il Resolved, 10y the Senate aud
House of Rel rcse,tatives of the State
OF South Carolina, now mt aud sitting in
General Assembly. and by the auth riiy Of
the same, Tha. Ridley X. Carlton, elected
Coroner Of Bean!orl County az the q neral
eircti'n "f October 10, 1870, tie commits
siome'l by the Executive OF South Carolina
as Coo err. Ia fill the un.xlnre6 tenn Of
Elisha =. Iiutchin,on.
Approved F.b'uyy II, 1871.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Car.
Isle (ky Mercury puts the fol.
lowing conundrum:
=" A few days since my hands
cut down a red oak tree for rails.
In three inches Of the centre, and
nine and a half inches of the bark
OF tho tree, they found. wrapped
IN q paper, a lock Of beautiful
brown hair. 1t was evidently tho
hair Of a child, or at least some
very young person. Tt had been
in its place of deposit fifty -three
and half years, as indicated by
the annual growth Of the tree.-
Now, how did it get there, and
why was toput there2"
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When. q mans businoss is rap
idly running down it is time 70 r
him to, think of winding il up.
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KILLING SAssAFRAs AND PrRsIM.
MoN.-W. S. Walker, Kent coun.
ty, Nd. says :" Cut them off Just
below the surface of the ground,
and apply small handful of salt
to each. have killed thousands
in this way, Do not attempt to
grub them mp, as you separate the
roots, and hence do not get the
salt into the general circIlation,
which YOU will do by cutting them
just below the surface. My plan is
to arm every man with a ermbbing
hoe and a bag of salt, and make
him apply the salt to each plant
rs he cuts it Off" Joel A. Bur.
ton, Mitchell, Ind, wri cs: "Say
10 j. A. NJ. r.. If Georgia, to top
his Pcrsinnons 3 TO 4 feet from
the ground, about the middle of
June, at the same time removing
all the latterals. Then rub off
the sprouts as often as they are 4
inches long. None of them will
live over two summers. ] have
tried this treatment and know it
to be etfcctual."
american dgrtcuIturist.
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BUTTER. Every one has seen
bntter, and most persons are fond
OF it; but it is doubtful whether
many persons know how butter is
made. II you ask your mother,
she perhaps would tell you that it
Is made by churning milk. your
curiosity z ,i 'oy VIC milk is churned, sne
might not be able to tell you.
Butter is made from milk.
which everybody knows is white.
The reason milk is white is be.
cause it is composed mainly of
water and oil. These are mixed
together and form what is called
an emulsi n. If you will put
some water and Oil in a vial and
ehake il, the water and oil will
look Write, just like milk. Milk
is nearly all water. The oil that
1t contains is covered up in littl.
sacks of a substance called casein
These being lighter than water,
rise to the top, and are called
cream. Churning breaks these
sacks and permits the oil or butter
as it is called to float on the top
OF the milk. Shaking milk turns
it sour, because the sugar which
is in it unitcs with the oxygen of
the air and turns it to Tactic acid.
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have vety little respect for
the ties of Z this world," as the
chap said whom the rope was put
around his neck.
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MANY who think themselves tbe,
sleepers. '5 it@
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Be A MAN.-Foclish spending.
is the father of poverty. Do not
be ashamed of work, and of hard
work. Work for the best salaries
or wages you can get, but work
tor half price rather than be idle
BE your own master, and do not
let society or fashion swallow mp
your indiviiuality-hat coat and
boots. Do not eat up or wear out
all that you earn. Compel your
selfisl, body to spare something for
profits saved. BE stingy to your
own appetite, but merciful to ot.,.
ers necessities. Help oti,ers, and
ask no help for yourself. See that
you are proud Let your pride
be of the right kind.
BE too proud to be lazy TOO
prond to give mp without Conquer
ing every difficulty T; too proud to
to wear coat that you cannot
afford to buy; to be in company
that you cannot keep mp with in
expenses /; too proud to lie. or steal,
or cheat, too proud to be parsimo.
nious.
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SAVE YorR YoUNa MEN.-From
what2 Mt from hard work and
exhanstii:g toll, tor this is the ap.
poiuled lot of men and we should
not expect to e.cape from it; by
this right character is formed, and
the Garth brought to yield her
riches. -. aa1'
Not from protraeted and close
study, for thus only are attain
ments, brain power developed,
and the professed flied with able
men.
Not from rigid economy, years
Of toll and slow increase Of wealtl,,
tor this is far better than fortanes
made in an hour. .rEo' els -t7
But save them from the facina-
tions Of the gaming table and es.
peciaiiy from the insidious, tear
fnf course Of intemperance.
Oh, It 10 burning out the very
yitals of mortality and manliness
in, q hundred social circles 1t is
destroying by thousands tie youth
in our best families. II Is sweeping
fate. We have good and sufficient
reason 70 believe that il will be
we'll provided for. Tie Judge is
highly pleased with his present,
and will no doubt watch over it,
and see that, it has a good name.
Where it originated, or who it be
longs to, no one seems to know,
and but few will ever be able to
solve 'he ,nystery. It is q rare &c.
cnrrencs for village like Black
'viflc, the finding Of this little
stranger in their midst --uilhe card
off, Burmsoell Sentinel. !" '1't
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In Act 10 Incorporate tie Charles ton Cleans
ing Company, of tie City IF Chdrie.foa.
SEcTioS |. BE It Resolved by the Senate
aud H.use Of representatives. OF the State
of South Car"lina. now m Il aud sitting in
General Assembly, aud i.y the authority Of
pany to be known asths Charleston Cleans
ing Company, I" br located in the City Of
Char lesion, he. aud the same is hereby, au-
thoriz~d. Said Company snail consist Of
Jacob Royn Samuel Mati"n. Ben jenkins,
Francis Mazck. Jmk Middleton. Thomas
Gauf, Edward jackson and Friday Ahdi-
ron, and such other persons a. may heteaf
ter associate with them.
Src 2 That said company shall have
succession of ofticers and m.mbs rs, accord.
ing I" its Bylaw, shall have power TO
make By-Laws not rcp' gnant TO the laws
Of The lard. nnh to haze. use aud keep a
eou'mon seal. Ia alter the same at will, aud
10 sue aud br sued, plead and be- implea q ed
in nhy C"mt in ihi. Stat.
SIC 3. That said Company shall be EN-
powered 10 rrtsin. posses and enjoy all
such property. r~ni aud prponal. as !, ma =
possess. b, enit'-d TO. or which shail here.
"fei be given. 'eque",heh t.. or in any
mannsr.b- acquired hy il, and 10 cell, alien
ar irars'er the same. a.
SEC That this Act shall be deemed n
pubic Act, and b. continue in force for lh.
term of te" ears from the date Of its ra,i.
fcaiioD.S. q E -
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dn Act 10 imend In Aet entitled An 1ct
to EstaJiish State Orphan Asyiua''
BE it enacted hy ,h. senate and House Of
Representative OF the State Of sou.h Caro>
iun, now met and sitting in General As-
sem"ly, and by the authority Of the same,
That Secti"n q Of the Act 10 establish a
State Orphan Asylum, passed January 10,
1869, ts SO amended as TO give To the
orphan chiid' en- resident therein: PROVIDED,
That said Trustees shall make it, in all cases,
a condition that said children shall receive
good common school education. and that
said Trustees shall e.e. else supervisory
control over such children, during the con-
tinuance II their ajp, enticeship.
$4,000 rroi" ""f tt, koIf.
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An Act 70 Regulate the Right Of 7rovsrss
Be !, enacted oy the senate aud II ouse Of
Representatives Of the State Of South Caro-
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: THERE'S a moral taught by the
following conversation. which
needs to be learned by many
fathers: Said a little fonr year
old, Mother, father won't te in
heaven with ns, will he ~
y" Why. my cl,ild2" Because
he cant leave the store"
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Arp' ov' d february IL. 1871.

dn Acf to Repedi SO much of ne S.f NJ
1889 ospr"hibts tie Clerks Of tie Com Is
ofhe State fr"'n acting as Attorneys or
Solicitors in ke Courts oj the State.
SFcrIoS BE il enacted hy tn. S-nate
AMI ilous- o. Rep" "esentaiive.. Of the State
OF South Carolina. now me, and sitting in
General Assembly. AMI by the au,ho,it ity Of
the snne That s" much Of the Act "f 1899
as prohibits the Clcr K. Of the various Courts
Of The Stat. from acting "a Attorneys and
S"!icii"rs In tn Courts "f The Stale be, ana
the same Is her bv REPEALED.
SIC 2. That from aud after the passage
Of this Act, The Clerks OF the different
Courts If This State shall have the pivil.pe
Of Acting n AuorI ey 8 and Solicitors in all
the Courts 81 the State, except in the
C"ur's Of their respective C"unties; Pro
uided. such c e ks shall have complied with
the rrquir' meets OF an Act TO r.gulnt, .he
admission Of rers.nsto practics as Atior>
Lcys. S"lici'"rs and Coursellors IL th-
Court- Of this Stat. approved the 23i day
Of September, 4. ID. 1868.
Approved February IL. 1871.
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slave l not right to lie san.
cy: it l please?" asked Young
lady Of an old bachelor. ~Yes
II. you please, but not it you dis.
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A FoUNDLING.-Just after the
ten o clock night train Tor Cna.Irs-
ton, left B!ackville last week. The
Probate Judge, w. j. Mixson,
Esq. who lives at the upper end
of the road, heard, near the door
steps OF his premises, a noise re
scrnbling the squealing If pig
or something unusual, and upon
rising from his bed and repairing
to the spot, discovered, to his great
surprise, carefully wrapped in
li.'le cloak. babe "a big, fat,
ponncing babe, of the "female
persuasion" and supposed to be
about ten days old, put there by
some hcartless wretch, not know
ing or caring what would be its
through the country and carrying
ava" to worthlesSncss and crime
the young men who woul be pil.
lars in the church and State, and
it is gaining power daily.
Ministers, teachers, fathers.
mothers. sisters, call upon the
young men to touca mt, taste
not, the accursed bowl. God
save our young men.
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NEVER IKE with policeman.
No not play at chess with
widow.
Never contradict man who
Shutters.
BE civil to rich uncles and
anDts.
Your Oldest hat, of course. f.,
an evening party
Wind up your conduct, like
Your watch, once every day min
ntely examining whether you are
fast or slow.
Make friends with the steward
on board a steamer there's no
knowing how soon yon may be il
his power.
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d" Act TO Regulate the Appoirtment. Jmis.
diction, ard Dudes of Notaries Public

An Act to Regulate the Appoi~tment. Jaris.
dietion, ard Dudes Of Notaries Public.
SECTION BE it enacted by the Senate
aud House Of Representatives, of the, State
OF South Car"lina, new met and sitting in
General Assembly. and by the authority OF
The same. That the Governor be authorized d
20 aproint as many Nota,i-s Public through,
out the State as the public go"d shall re.
q"i'e. to hold their offices during the pleas.
ure OF the Governor Tor the time being,
whose jurisdiction shall extend through hout
the State. ,
81 SIC. q That every Notary fublic shnIl
Ike the oath Of cfEce prescribed by the
Constitution, n certificate of which oath
sha'fbe recorded in til. Office of the Score
try Of State. es .ds a.
SEC. That every N tary Pub,ic shall
have n seal Of Office, which shall b. affixed
TO his instruments Of publication, and to his
. rotesi ations /; hut the absence of such seal
shall not render his ncts invalid, provided
his official It'll. he affixed.
SFc. 4. That Notarie, Public shall have
power 10 administer oatl,s, take lepo. .i,ions
and ofhdavi's, pr"te>t for uon> payment
bonds, notes, drafts aud hills Of exchange.
take acknow' cd iemcnts and proofs ofde.ds.
and other instruments required by law t"
he acknowledged, and take Pronunciation OF
dover and inhe ,iiarc..
An Il II l,,,.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TR Leave DepOts

ERIE RAILWAY .-lRAlNo Leave Depots
Il loot Of Cbamherst. and foo; o. 2d-st. follows:
Through Express leave Chsmberst ats II M 2i0
m ami D. IL Leave 23l B:iJ 1883 ~, ani ';l0
and Gas D. m daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches
ACCOMPANY through Buffalo connecting at lorn
, with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through TO e'eud
And Gallon Sleeping Coschs accompany the II train from Sus
oueanua Buffalo. the $3.50 train from NeNfork to Buffalo and
e % m train from New-YorS ornesye Buffalo and Cincinnati
An Emgrant Train leaves daily at 5;i5 2.
Port Jeryis and Way. $3.50 m t23is 4;lS MI -, c
Way $3.50 2isL, Jl5 p mis- and sun
PoToisyiIle and Way at +7:3O a N. C3d-st s75 - ny
For Newbush and Way at ~, $3.50 and 4O NJ 1l S'fo
Pol Susn and Wsv p. C23st 4;45 and 5:45 M
Tbeater Train III 80 " (23is., Hll:i5 ?. M -,
For Paterson and Way, 2ds'. Depot bo so and llto
M sI5 1:45 5:l5 aud 6tj From Chamoerssl Depot az
Gas 1000 a. m u m; Il rs. T. 5:l5, aud Gas
For ekenack ilae from 2ts Depot, stS;t2 NJ ana
45 3:4 t5:5 and t65 From Chambersst Depot oO
m nd l.. T. t5:l5 3, and tt:4J p.
M rs 5:l5 and 6j aud SATURDAYS only ~ 70
al $50 a. lJ, 3:JO, 4:loi tfJV
Sis and III p Saturdays only fl2VO midnight m
Tickets Apartments Drawing Room ana sg
for the checking and tsnsIer OF B
aage NAV CompsBy oes Al 2s and s 200
1fsnbers-st; Greenwichsf 5ths and ThnaHe arm
S Fuon Brooklyn Depots OF Chmbersst and foot Of ga 81
York No Ehangepace and Long Dock Depot jersey C aad
Of th1 AY TIitv y t'e pP ne@ 22 WIN r. BARR
gu sn1,t - lyp Gen' PaSr Al
'D1iy. 80 %. Ioi H'oAeNSAoA 'n''
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Ocean Cleaners

NEVADA"
will h. from SAN FRANCISCO April with mails passen
gers and fright 10 HONOLULU AUCKLAND, WELlNGTOSi II
linton and CHALMERS connecting at Auckland snd AZ TOT
Chalmers Steamships for Sydney Melbourne and the otnr Austria
liam ports. - ... -, ,r,,. ~, - - ,rcVI ,ND
Nav 10 10 be- followed on MAY S by the NEBRASKA"
For freight passage apply 10
w II. WEBB,
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Gotels.
Geoal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the the
- Aldermen and Comonaty o. ne VIZ
Of EexYork the widening AID Strengthening OF
between Throurh and PyDuih street and as2 me
OF that OF Broadway Thrtysesond street ana
street part between Poryseeoni street ana
street greater hundred feet 10 the CITY 81 NeloA
Take notice upon the proceedings heretofore hsd IN e
titled and such other papes and sucn
aud Commons End any person
NAV read the bearing thereof notion VIII oe nSe
special thereof to be held al
the Court House the City Of Newfok on the l day o. haen
thereafter as counsel car
by the City o. Newfork the name ana On oeh OF
Mayor Aldermen. aud Commona Of the Gay OF Ne" to.h
entitled An Act relsol TO Tue NaeX
and Broadway In the CITY Of New ana "
tb In tb, proceeding passed February a. B 20 vacate the
ri heretofore made entitled matter At special tern On we
9b d,v Of December the report OF the Comm
81 and Assessment aud for such other VI further
order and relief to shall proper
Dated New York, March H. 1911 - l., I, ....,io,
A. OAKLEY HALL, Mayor.
Acting under the Statute
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RAILROAD.

7 ONG ISLAN NEn RA ARRR2 RMRxr.
sni MONDAY OCT ~ 1870 Trains Will leave JamsshP
as follOws;
9.O a. m. Greenport and Sag Harbor
1880 a. N. Northpot WAY Train.
Sag HarbO aud Ryheai Express runs trouh 70 nfeeh
port on Saturday nights.
400 D. II. EOrthpOrt Express
500 M Hampstead WAY Train ip Saturday nights
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

MoRRIs VILLAINS, Auetioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on Broadway Top
po.,e the Rowling Green) running through to Grensc st. AZ
auction T. H. LUDLOW Co will sell auction THURSDAY
March Is7 Al Erehang. Ssepom, No. III
BroaNay the PLOT GROUND with the BglLDNGs
about II lots situated the Westerly soc OF
Broswsy Battery place running through to Green
The building 10 story and brick with granite front about
1880. Og rented IN Ofiees
The proDerty will be SOLD in separate lots II desired -
liberal Map and tall particulars at No. Finest WzSl