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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-10
coLoRRD DELEGATES AMONG TIKI VIRGIN
IA CONSERVATIVE.
from the Richmond Inquirer.)


The roll was ended, and the corrections
made. by the addition Of tho names OF
those who had reported since the list was
made out when Colonel Peyton Wise, OF
Richmond, rose to a motion to admit the
delegates, six in numder, from the colored
Conservative club, of Richmond. The
motion was carried with only two orthree
dissenting votes, and the colored delegates,
headed by Abram Hall, entered, and were
received with most enthusiastic demon
stration ofapplause, which at once assured
them that they were welcome. II was
one of tho most striking incidents OF tho
day--and, perhaps, Of these strange times.
The reception given to these colored mon
was neither forced nor strained, nor was
IL tainted In the slightest degree with dem
sgoguist hypocisy. Furthermore, there
was no patronizing show of insulting con,
des ceniion. 1t was all done In a quiet and
graceful manner. Tho six colored men
walked in and took their places among
the other delegates, the house applsuded
and the incident became historical. Iht
work Of the convention went on as II moth
ing extraordinary had occurred the round
roof of the rink showed no signs of falling
IN and II the few Radical lookers.on wer'
not frightened at the appearance Of thu
Z negro in u Conservative convention, Ger
tsinly nobody else was.
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Personal. AND POLITICAL.

MI" Wharton will only plead "not
guilty sther trial, and will not put in
the plea Of insanity.
Secretary DelanO denie. ths, he has
authorized or desired the mention of his
name rs a candids,. Tor the United States
Senate from Ohio.
Walt Whitman, on hi..alary Of $1,000
year us clerk in the Office O, tho A,,or.
ney General, is said to be the riches. m.p
IN Washington. The secre, ositis no,
that he has all he wants, but ths. he never
wants what he does not have.
Kew, Stephen IL, Tying, Jr, one of the
''"'1''o1As'sI prechers Of New York wa,
~, 1'"h a. one of the managers Of n ball
Wv" 'io'ei' Saratoga, last week.
A. a be '3ye4 that Karl Mar, committed
'.'I'le ,,', 'e'auae he despaired Of III, csm.,
" "u''A's'h IN Europe. The fau,ra -
Tue commune drove him to de.naI, 49,
bis 'Hend' predict that nj, 49, a"' ,
cause the dlsorganizution o,,La wi
national project, Of which he vs, T =,
originator and leader u
Hon chas. Hayes, member Of cor,.o
from the Fourth Alabama di,,ric, o.
70 washington ina spirit Of bitter co
P'a'n' over recent Federal appointme
IN that State, and wants 10 know II a.
Is no Republican in Washington who
represent TO the administration that 81
courssn permanently disrupnpg
nepuDhcan party there, and handing
State, bound hand and foot 70 the Den
SAcy.
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FRENCH PHILOPuY

liereis a bit OF French Philosophy. 1t
Is set down to the credit Of Alexander Du-
mas, hls; "Wslk two hours every day.
Sleep seven hours every night. Get up
as soon AS you wake. Speak only when
necessary, and say only half what you
think. Don't write anything but what
you can sign. Think neither too much
nor too little of money tits y good scr.
want but a bad master. Beware of womer
before YOU are twenty. Avoid them sf,el
| you are forty -
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THE ELECTIONS.

'fThe November elections are still more
E'or'ous for the Republicans than those Of
October New York city reduced The Tam
n'any minority 27,00O and Tweed, the boss
thief, was alone elected. This was not a
party victory, but II has broken the back Of
fa'na'a"y. the money power Of the Demo
etstG The election Of Tweed IL one of the
striking evidences that n'on,ed corruption is
sl,nost favulncrsble In the great cities. Our
ielegraphic reports are % complete ~ TO
render review Of major,ties .supcrauous.
The general gain Of Republican votes and
hsj0rtties is most gratifying, and is . happy
oftGnof next years contest. =.
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STAND EY PLEDGES.

The !Nontanfan has had good deal to
say lately on the Chinese question, and has
crystalizcd its ideas of solving It into 4 pc.
ti'ion u Congress to abrogate the Burlin.
game treaty. and calling on Mr.. Clagett to
press il through. 1t further holds that the
plan for preventing the holding of mining
ground by Chinese-by general act of the
Legislature against alien title to real estate
is impractical, that it was an elcctioneer.
ing dodge by both parties and never intend
ed 10 be made matter Of legislation. From
what source the AOntanian has its inform.
alton it does not state. Perhaps. as II is in.
dependent in politics, both parties have con.
Iided in il their inmost souls, and unbosoined
themselves. all Of heap. on its copy hook.
But we think not. We are in error il the
.Vontanian can give any authority. either
Democratic or Republican, that it was not
intended TO make practical effYrt to pre-.
vent our mines from going into the posses
session of the Chinese. And, what is more,
the people Of Montana will hold the Assem-.
bly, toa strict accountability that they do
pass such M act The distress that Is on
the placer mining camps Of Montana now is
attributable, in larger measure, to the occu.
patton Of them Ivy the Chinese than to any
other cause. They constitute virtual tape
worm in the matcllal system of Montana,
devOuring the substance and emacinting the
body. There is IN apparently easy. practi.
cal method 10 prevent their further acqui.
sltion of mining ground, under an establish
ed principle of law. 1t has never been tried
that We are aware Of. anywhere, and we
cannot see why legislation to that end, If
made applicable to all aliens, would lie
reversed either by the judiciary or Congress.
The United States will not grant homestead
or pre- cmption titles for any public lands to
any alien. 1t would scarcely be consistent
in compelling Territories to maintain aliens
in ownership Of realty, and We do not be-
licvc would do so. Such an act by the
Legislature would stop acquisition of mines
by aliens, and If contested. or q repeal is
sought in Congress, our word for it. Wm
II. Clagctt will stand firm and earnestly as
the defender and advocate of the act. Even
If it should be repealed, we will have done
our duty Us We see It. which we will not
have done If this matter is permitted to 20
by default at the ensuing session; and We
cannot understand how any member elected
last August, Or holding over, can regard
himself as else than instructed by his con.
stituents to see that such an act is pissed.
The Mo"tanian appears sincere in pronounc
ing against the Chinese blight, but we re-
gard is course as ill.advised in recommend
ing the frittering ay Of purpose in waste
paper petitions instead Of direct and deter.
mined move against the enemy Of Montana.
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Many M old Montanian remembers
Barney Hughes, the first telegraph operator
In Montana. ut Virginia City. He left three
= or four years ago for Georgia, and after
"drif''ng about" as waywardly as "Jeeues
81 Pipes OF PI~svillc," has located at Mem
phis. Tenn, a. Passenger Agent Of the
: Memphis Y Charleston r. r., and editor of
tho leni'sray Record, a semi. occasional.
! which has just started its second volume
with Nh explanation of matters and things
pertaining to It's finances. ETC., in the highest
degree humorous, and altogether Hughes, ".
." A Telegram from Salt Lake says: The
Mormon press have made no response to
the published fact, that polygamy was ut
sterly dsavowcd and condemned by The Nor.
nS'n authorities. until six months after the
'passageof,h the Territorial act against sdul,rc,
'"nd lascivious rehabilitation. The act was
approved Marcl, 9th, 1862. The revelation
ut p"lyg"my is said to have been made
August Goth, 1852. This overthrows com.
p'etely thcchnrgc, that the United States
Court here was wrong in allowing verdict
under that act against polygamist on the
ground that the act was passed by polyg.
9mous Legislature, and hence the intent not
70 punish polygamy. ..... .....'
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Gov. Palmer Of Illinois IL taking strong positio,
against the action Of Gen. She' idan in Orssnisux
regiment to protect Chicago property after the Orc
because Grosvern0r waa killed.
locomotive boiler exploded at Portsmouth. o.
Nov Sd, killing aud woundiny several men. 'l e. g.
San Francisco. Nov. sd-The six chineee com.
psntes have mnde arrangements to ,commense suits
for damages against the city Of Los Angelica fur the
murder Of their c0uDtrymen and the robbery of their
families by the rioters. '' y ~ - ''i<''. ~
The Apachce. on the nth Of November, sixty strong
attacked ranch the San Simon. IN Arixooa. kin
Ing one man, woanding another. and burning the
place.
Victoria c. woodruff Tennessee Claim and x.rv
A. Leland. registered their names In New York, in
the hope to Be allowed to vote. III 1881 1881 g..
1t IL rumorcd that twenty milion dollars Of bonds
have been printed for South Carolina, and It II be-
licvcd that Goverbor Scott and other State otcias
hsvsneeotiassd the bonds and misapplisd the money
& Charles OCoanS says II IL certain that oaeW
90 will be recovered from Tweed, whose alder, aud
soettors are also 70 be proceeded against. ,,g....
General James NcClcsrly. formerly OF the 4lst Ohio
and on General Hasens staf the present Republican
Co"Rresstnan from ~ Narys parish, Louisiana died
Of eonsssnptleu IN New York o. Tuesday j. .3.Tl.'
The North Paeise whaling Rect IL destroyed. Hsv.
Ing followed the whales into the Arctic ocsu, the lee
got The best ~ them apd sunk many vssssls and drvy~
others ashose On September 18th the captain. Of the
Beet hcsnmed IN between Point Belchcr and VAIN
wright Islse, held meeting and resolved to abandon
IN vesse3a An order given to cave TIE lives a
The csewe, which was done. and l,soo sailors took
refuge on board At the Senauder of the Aeet which
had been fortunate 70 escape outside before the Ice
closed In. 1t 10 supposed the whole number Of vesaes
lost WIN b Thirty The oil oet b. the d.struc
taon OF To deet wss worth sbout ol,6MUoo. TIE
catch destroyed fOoss ~ ls0o6 barrels u whas @ a
sperm. and 1Oo 100 pounds Of bone. l,.r "a ay.,
The Internal Revsase receipts foe tbs Ascal yss. q
date, amount to $ls0OO.00o.
Tom Fitch has gone East to lecture.
San Fnpcisco, Novenbe s&h.-The bssine,s po,.
ISos q he TOM os CaeAeviile Yolo coasty. C.for
-. was dssysa ~ lrs q acesss q tAs sxpliseur
e . keroseDe la0R i#-st 5'H E#tt-gl fan -4na
Ma Jslis sayisss, ,vhs shet ~ hssaanrs -.
noar (ls. Laas) deaA vas sepaisssa q ~ hia sas
nsrdsr q 6toektoA yessscday.
sAdviess tfo0 soattita Asiseaasay ssigr q ~
PxisoAa JAs l11ians - ouossians ~ 6luuno
ssins - - aeapiae ~ .AAiss NM -
,lunda6. ,,.,,...t, ,.. 1890. ,S4
lmmcasesy rich silver sises Nm bssa disc ovess6
'tGht n'es from PSeeOst, md the who1o pvpalssios
~ rubbing 90 . ssessS esina e.1siY fs't1 biia|
New AtsA1aa, ~, NSssiub = @ -Co,o1n1aa nsvN
ltastea. Asd11sEa 4l4aSab NO., III -
10Y - ~ ~ M tesrass - = M
s.ffff xmgy.nV
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WILL BE LEASED FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS
Terms Reasonable to a Good Tenant.


/ uHOo n
"p"'' neutrality-suspicious. ~ "'i
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GOOD ron TaE ,TRjBUsE.

The Chicago TISs.s absank acsl,ed out
Yesterday w N advertisement for ~. 600
Cannes. a.1,rcrs. and . lsl,cr II. inquiry -
~ ~ views. c,MCS snt sQuarcly aud sclssiOly
against The enooufags Chimes lshof.
Lay y Jhgtahhg. TThe West masks ~
SHDeSS ri shFr sss 4.iS 81 .Ra;t.a ''2-,
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JUROR FEES.

Our attention has been called to d:screp
ancy 10 the statute relating u jurors fees.
In civil cases, the parties litigant do not hsv.
tn give security for the cosis in case. The
Clerk Of Court and Sheriff can demand fees
before issuing or serving papers. but jurors
have no guarantee for their fees. This Is
now remedied in Lewis and Clark and Deer
Lodge c.'unties. by the issue of scrip to
Jurors, by authority Of the Commissioner,
and tue county takes chances on psymen,
by the party against whom judgment il
given, for the costa. In many instances the
county is not Reimbursed, and anyhow it 10
. disposition of county funds which the
Commissioners have 10 authority to make.
It y ~ almost necessary over-cxercise of
power to cover . discrepancy in the statute.
ltshould b p amended that parties l,igant.
asking : jury vial, should 10 required 70
give security for The jurors fees; Of. the
fses' ~ statute, - payable BY the county.
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ssfsri.ou s Il, III In, ], s..a. a., ,.ige, Tia.
erhc Tribune Is morally dead" An ex.
change says Eyes. and Tilton Is immerally
dRsd-thal's tic difference" " Co.,.
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senator Trunbull .proaisss 10 bring in
next vtptr new civil service bill, obviae
ms the objections Of Attorney General Az
efman, which have made The present IT.
tempt ebostiys. end snbodyiag Tie beet
features q the neasusss On this question
which syefmn time . tins bsen intro
duced and dlsoapsed In Coseysssr a5easc
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Thrash ~. e HYDE
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withdraw their Lottery, aud parties holding tickets
Deer Lodge, Nov, Let, 1871. n
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SUIFPING NTELLIGEycE.
PORT Or yEw-Y0RK-.. $500

PORT Or NEW-YORR. ..............FEB 4
CLEARED.
Stan'h nlesota Freeman Lyerpoo Clay of Autwerr Leh
asirlF''i -au. H'ehuTr NetO-sl-; M.s.s.rp Hrary
go can loass VIE New Orleans W-fy-.e Bqy.r
1'rh- lfr DO Ntffng HoWes. Ie.Landln- F Caaaui.n
e-o william p tisce. rlT-ls Wilmington y T. F.
L' D"li hur0r, &c., solnt-I. Jones Pfle tia: ing
- t'-'i 81 14, hr2tne Eiadgr. Gayesso1 snl Wet
- of ht--gl Savannah, i5l gan-fy. pa Savannah
".,'r-'"sn d. e. Acfeus. Baarse Boston.
enc Maot San il.ucseoi HerscIe Ffrercks Han.
Aoff 'aTi-. Mrglua. hnih Mobile
Dff' - Daeit cis agaayrt Columbus. Ho.ler Bremen
'tf' ,a hHas rtoe. Anon. GRAY Car!Cnas. Samuel Ann
-s hiert - gohr n B. Carlton Dafke Savannah sG4n 81
hrT Pebols. Joluson, Bristol; jenny Loruion Nerpor.
y" naIn hr'Tr beraaTara Reporter Coonhs st. Johns p X
= fiie iszsn0-e Qorcasiozl Wlsm Gordon IIse p I.pt
william. 5scss0uy ',c. 1880
eeto-es-i y IosHseb1 Poison Cmpeaty Roeben Brandterg
l7' J. = Ac-t-an- Far Earhatoss RACE Hor.s u.gbr,
a-4 hss Coi kenls1y Ma CyHut small M rLsps
-s hat Aefahhn Baltimore ID BERT ~ Ierlssl CsI-,
~, y" ih0rgsY Dawson, Eeu-'iaFen Nrie Croae Cfoy.l
Ls- 40 i7FaoaiJ J. Pane stkyeas Philadelphia; Wsehful
AtTiosis Providence.
ARRIVED.
sht Batavia Blnge, Liverpool Jan TO- Queenstown h
s'es4saS CUT AeCrceyy sn-Fnoe Jan Is Io,r
s'ssHsl George Upton Cy Point and Nor
HAf aBdis WI
steamship Looha Hoyey OrlesBsJsI-z 70 mds. AID ps.
s-atsip George Cromwell Cpp, Aev Orleans Jan ne and
Steamship Asnsre Couch IehHond City aBd so,fol. nd.
S"sAs'A-s FTaseos-. BIssz P.SI.sS sas All pA.
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wss S g: B 81: A.e .,ss, fsns Oct sr: % Il
RSrE India. Jungc. Liverpool, - day.. san.
BARI pPuand London Jones, shanghai oct "a a 20 order
TsI Matches Of Guernsey Marquard Rio Janeo days essse
rs Crosby of Yarmouth n s., oDhen, Antwerp day'
MARI ooOk ofNouirOsc Fsr Pau De, 2 via Bsnor oh
Bns wm II. BlclmOre Of Boston Bicknore from =. md,
BIZ A Of Baltimore Denne Porto PaI Hayu 10 dave coffee
5S Iy Waiter, John b, Ka. catcna, day.
Bfs Fsaay Boa Msa d9ys end % de- from Gibraltar i-it
Brig G. Wright Of John, " b. VT slt Aaiautas Is dss
Ery cleyo ofs John B. wf.taev Havana 70 day. sugar
Dig " Greonoasl Of eou Munro Cereas DAYS msassef to
Urr Gambia n Buctspo Glcy. Galveston Jan. ni.e.
Sh Grasnet Of st. Thomas Ken DemeFar p aay' 'usA an
S,ir Samos q Boston, suor Galveston. . day, b,ot
schr D C. Hole ifloie ,s.o7rle d. lava luHaher.
sclr Webster BaTn, Of Bl,lsot smith Mallis 60 days
S,s Giie Osborne Of POyuceoEp Msosou Kingston JAM u
E,hr Casre DOoss Andrew, wymer, Csrlenas
SIR 4 l. Butler Butler. Pensacola IS days, lamber.
selI ssfIIc Ia Rorey savirsl Y days lumber.
si Eee ' a 4n s IA Pi o az L'S 3 R l,
se6f H. Iifrs Casori Phlsae' 1a for Proplsnec
sehr Oliver Am-' Frtnea, I9iigere
schr b yardasen. Horoa. pal.d, pha f1r Providence.
SSIr v Il PcaTc. q Ford Phsaehs FOR Poyde1ce
S, h b,S R13' s-Ts PSI5 Ca Ga IA ss 1
schr f. J. Heratr, Davis Philadelphia, for Boston
scbr Sardinia, IobrrOk, Richmond. for Boston
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CoAsTwsE
Caroline Young Philadelphia ". b. Thomas PHILADELPHIA
Manhattan PHILADELPHIA. Amedcar Eagle Pm adelphla
Caroline KcnzIe Philadelphia Richard Law, Norfolk.
Nellie Bloomfield. stamford. Il r. Reeves PhaterhA
: Philadelphia Boria. PhlsdepWa
Amv Virgin Delaware
Ernms F. Prndle. Virginia b. K. Webb. Neruk
George Htrr-. Virgins. L p " oose Virginia
Edward Slade Baltimore II. =. simpson, Baltimore
Sckesou PhhpelIhia
SAILED.
samshpMinuesot Antwerp ard Tber for Lyerpoo
Europa Rising Star ApnSal; Rsdan for Havana
Aranc for Galveston; Wevbos 81 Louis ard Mississippi Tor New
Orleans Aougomrry Salvador FOR Slveunah Champion of
Charleston George Upton and WybOke for Richmond John GDson
for Washington
ship American Onion, for London.
DISASTERS.
The steamship Carrie ron NewYork with escorted
cargo, put into Fortress Monroe. Va, Feb 4 leaking
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON Feb 4-Arvel steamships William Kennedy Baltimore
Neptune, kew-York. BARK Robert Ktson, London.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Feb A-Aryet steamship Err from EewYorf Jan
l8 with 1904 bles o. cot.on.
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Drp Goods.
N TEMPLE OF FASHION.

AT EHRICH's
n TEMPLE OF FASHION.
sill geAt,r reelection erirrn 10. prices Of rs vesi
must positively clos. entire scct Of Winter Goods
Our sc. black YELvETEEE rsdaccd TO SOC.
Oar 81 vRLvETEEE reduced 10 75e-
Fne Velvet aud Sin Piash HATS Toe, 2oc. and IS.
FEATHERS AT HALP PRICE
IMMENSE BARGAINS ID CORsBrt.
TIE celebrated CIRCULAR CORsETs perfect g
an al vhalsboue 81 worth ~ p.
The BON TON CORsETS. in boIes, 81 worth Al y.
Together witt, full In, u style, mored C0RSErs,
AT EHRICWs
TEMPLE OP FASHION
28s EiGuTHAvs.
Between Twenty fourth and Twenty fhh-s'.
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Drn Goods.

Drn Goods.
A T RICHARD MEARES's.
n SlXTH-AyE AND EINBTRBNTHsr
CONTINUATION SALE
Having purchased the stock and The adjoining consisting
FINE ENGLISH HOSIERY, CSDBGGARMBNTS
GLOVES Ge..
HAEDKERCHIEFs, RIBBONS, IACES,
EMBRODERGEs.
NAPKINS TABLE LINEN, AND SMALL WARES,
an selling tlem Al nv store,
COR SIxTH.AvE AND EISETEESTHsT.,
At HALF THE ORIGINAL COST,
10 clos out previous commencing store alterations
WILL OPEN Or MONDAY
TIE CHEAPEST LINZ YET OFFERED
IN LADIES' READY.MADE UNDERCLOTHIEG.
so ao7- Ladies Chemes and Drawers excellent muslin trimmed
/ OF loren ,sme .7, much better Csc and sc.
1901 Niglt-ovus, trimmed, vel mace. Csc
Tucked Walking Ssrs 5se Oe, 7Sc, see'
50 dozen French Tuet waking SKIRTS 81 usual 81 :.
ioj DOZEN Msreiile. aprons 1lc 45s.. and sc
100 dozen Trail SKIRT, Tues and R.o9Hcs = - p.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
% dFrent % Of Corsets including ali the leading makes AMI
- lee a. lowest prices. - . 30, .-. -. ,,l,.,,r-
80o DOZEN Chifs Eng heb Hosiery loo % |c ana &c
Isai-s' regular inside English Hose, 2ec &c, an 2e
Iate. English end BsBnggsn c Soc &c., 42ci and Sc
.JI dozen Gents best EuRis Socks 2Ic. PAR.
ALL REDJ ED ~ PRICE 70 CLOSE oUT.
AN NOW OPENING
F Rri LAcfS BsRB$ HASDKERCHTEFS ,nd C1IFPUREs
Bsck AMI CooIvj yLLVElS, NkLNEIEENS sILAs and Pup
IiN' ALL or BEST QUALITY
At VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
. nm ra7i. PoplHs { .. worth -.
100 handsome Black Alpaca suits. 20
Elegant suits AMI O,ersAiris equally low.
RICHARD MRAREs
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ISLAND RAILROAD.

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
l. WINTER ARRAEGEMENr
On AMI sAer MONDAY OCT a. 1910 Tran. W. isa'e Jfe''2
iolOEs:
ego a N. Greenpor. aud Sag Tiarbor.
1890 m kor.hpor Wav Tram.
II. HarboT and kyereA EEpFes runs foos '" "f'
port n SATURDAY nghts
n. S0rthpor krpre1
Hampstead Way Train 70 lshp on sarl EsN
500 N. NOrthpoT Way Train.
Glen Cove valley HckSve Huntington an Sort or s's
IInn.rs PM ~ % !. m anil D. m J. D. DAhIIN Sur.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ Frs RAILROAD
NORRIS ASD E5saX DIVISION

Depot' View Yors. Dot % Baa sui got ~ q r oslrr'
WINTER ARRANGEh EMS coHmen hVeDAl tof a. wv
So EXPRESS all iBAlH. -ae aga panfi tl looa-
Ersnth Dover o. 5slcl VIA lsI X X
lover and Ne~ton Wsss VII tie d. j. an W. X 4
Gap Scranton. Great Bend Breh n sy-
an Oseo, sBt al pm1s TIC Lacz-Ealna D09nsut
aad Delaware rnd Hudson r. Rosts
l:i0 a. "a EMPRESS stops SEak horTs-
town Hscsetovn Psblrg las.oa
Phipsburg BEL Del " a. fr BelNicre. 81 aai
Eason th l. " L. T. FOR Bethlehem, Aea0wn h2aA Clanki AM
NukeslaTrS
4:iOp SCRANTON EXPRESS a. Dover vita CheEe-
W,tsrloo r. r, ans Il W aAng,oa via D. l. AL
". z. X. Tor Wser Gap strolfsiurz AMI hcrllon.
3Ap m HACKErISTOWS MAIL connects Ii BOolon Ches'tr'
aniSu Railroads
and $40 N. ,,.,o
For ORANGE aBf SOUTH ORANGE 10 9.lo 1910 ana
l20 N I0 40 $40 - 40 5.Jg, ESQ., 60 800 al u.
m. -. .. .. , .. 80 q, ...r ., a
III 20 AMI 800 700 'lJ0 Jeh Ji0 s-1 ~ 81,
40 $40 $40 SGD GOO 'b.2j go 500, s9 and lli p D.
Trains marked stop a E.si hsvar.. -
100 q N. sBd 100 } s. $40 and 6:lo ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
Lord g. Taylor,
having made lsrr investment, an available Fr,neh Fabrics in
Jondos Lyon. Offering GREAT BARGAINS in
FANCY SILKS PLAIN BLACK SILKS, AND
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
at .ach uo-rnte rces % brng good within read q Al.
SPECIAL ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
called to b. balsn. Of all Good. incned CLOSING SALE
oP THE SEASON vail continue to Offer =, oBSrs;
ALL-WOOL FRENCH SERGES.
import
ALL-WOOL FRENCH SATIN DE CHENES.
800 pieces assorted coors including RESERVE STOCK
So per yd Psu attention called to this fashionable iAbr'
this material making the most stylish cutie worn
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
80 pieces QBelain, one os SPRING COLORs real French
EMPRESS CLOTHS offered Soc per yard real value 30
MERINOS.
800 piece. comprising the entire balance Of voo FRENCH
HRRISOs warranted perfect, will be ;s.4 at @Gsse per Ji
SIC 81 The greatest bargain in this fabric ever offered
ATWOOD PLAIDS,
ONE YARD AND HALF WIDE.
pieces imported former retail price 81 So These
goods are very stylish for Wrapper ehrsUs dresses
and the eoorI Spring Pal Winter they
very desirable One Of the greatest bargains ever osered IL the e
GLOVES.
500 Dozen SEAMLESS KID GLOVES Of tn, celebrated manufacture
Of Peu1 Combe all coloTs, at 81 50 per pair
on MONDAY, FED. G.
WILL BE OPENED
case, Of tie celebrated BUFFALO BRAND Ianes saiesl
BLACK ALPACAS,
which ", viii os At 7c u soe and CSC per yir STANDARD retail
pe. 81 81 p and 2 The superior shade fsh and Durability
Of ibee goods attention Of PureAssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
Brooklnn Real gsiaie for Sale.

brocklDn hfal SSluIf Iol OuIt'
DRICK HOUSE. 2jx47, Lot 105; 20 minutes
rom Wsls soop plain bat Nehu gas water furnaee
AID .@~r Price 5000 Apply JAMES CASslDl 10 fFon's'
NcE-Yort
EOR SALE, in BrOOklyn.-32 LOTS, with ele-
r.rt Mansion stable Enh Carroll sad Maeom5s~'
sd scea Pos vii be divided 10 suit purchasers Is oe
- IN. oo, eligible sites 10 cts Of BROOKLYN Tor school Church
OF Pale Institution COMMANDS the views Of TIE Bay staten I'AA -A'
New Jersey, Ac ,,o
oTs to-, n, Gre, On Psptr, Park Fghays and Doug
-, iniI 49, pOvFR n0FGAS Pin@.t. Q23D
TOR SALE-A 3-stOry, high-stOop brick ana
roZtore HOUSE. good repair has modern AZ
Div on rrmsss CAROLS west Of Courtst 'le OF i2i INV
CPLENDID MANUFACTURING PROPERI1
= -trg ~ ten LOIS hck BL lLDINGN the ol
o sei a. Foan located in Br'os-n shout ons unsah G
@ H. Hamilton d rah for eny manufacturing
-, n i BE- -od Boz together des~i - e.ssd On l
sbe ,.rus Fall particulars With JOHNSON MILLER % N-e