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Railway Travel.

The Herald of Health says: Shall we
read in the cars? Jndicious oculists
say that it is not safe. But what is a
lone man to do, if he may not eat CT
talk? Must he spend all his time in
thinking, or in looking out the window,
OF in doing? Some reading certainly
must be allowed and the profits of the
book business on the train show The
warning of the oculists is not very pi-
ously needed. The best advice is not
to read rery much on rery steadily az
railway cars, not to read anything that
| requires close attention or close study.
or that is printed in fine print. News
papers and magazine stories are about
as much as the brain ought to be tried
with in this iourneying. If one stu
dies, it should be in the guide book
rather than in Herbert Spencer
Mathematical problems and theological
discussions are not to be handled IN
railway journeys, and wise tourist
, will not choose the game OF chess fol
: his recreation when he is in an expires.
train.
Another rule of railway travel, diff
ferent from those thus far given, whicl
J. are all in sense sanitary, is to b
o careful Of making new acquaintance
: One of the pleasant things in the oil
stage coach era was the agreeabl
, friendships that sprung up in those ex
( petitions, when men and women wer
J. brought so close together, and com
PEELED to know one another. The com
pany in railway cars is too miscellane
}, Gus to make that intimacy desirable
1t is not safe to make a confidant of th
2 man who is on the seat with you, or
expose to him your own weak point
y And final advice is, covering mu
!, titude of details, and very comprehei
n. sive--mind the rules of the road
a. Don't stand upon. the platforms,
" lump from them when the cars are
motion. Get your baggage proper
q checked. Don't open the windoy
which were not meant to be opened
T the season. Consider the rights
!, your fellow travellers and their col
fort, and don't act as if you were en-
! tied to special privilege.
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NEW ORLEANS
INFORMS the Medical profession and
L others that he has constantly on hand
for sale complete assortment OF ban
uing's celebrated Trusses, Spinal Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters, Ne, Tor
the prevention, arrest and total cure often
of Rupture. Piles, Constipation and Chron!
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and Nervous Affections, Spinal Weakness
and Deformity. Bror chitis and Weakness
of the lungs, Prolapsus Ami and Weak
ness of the male and female system.
These valuable appliances are unequal
ed for comfort and satisfaction. to the pa,
tient, and are sanctioned by the Medical
profession throughout the United states state,
and Europe as the best adapted to inihiI
the purpose for which they are intended
and the Trnsses and Braces are adopted
by the IT, S Government for the use OF the
army and navy. Terms Cash.
Send for his pamphlet 1t is better t'
call.
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A TRAGIC SCENE.-A sad scene DC
Cured at Calvary Cemetery some time
ago. The occasion being the burial of
the Father and Mother of four little
children residing in Henry street, in
this city. The weather was SO inclem-
ent that the friends who accompanied
the remains, decided to let the chill
dren remain in the carriages; but theil
earnest pleadiDgs, with fearful eyes
to see their AIo,hsr's grave, could moi
be resisted, and their wish was grant.
ed. Both collins were carried to thu
grave, and the youngest girl, whit
| seemed to be unconscious of what wa
transporting, caressed the coffin OF tn
, Mother with childish simplicity, utter
: ing the most endearing terms of "Poo
Mamma "Nice Mamma" "Will Nam
ma come, etc. The older sister too
the little fprattler by the hand, an
= brought her to the other side of til
grave. AS the grave-digger lowere
!, the mothers coffin to its final resting
: place, and threw the fist shovel ,
Y clay, the children simultaneously Ii
one piercing cry, which echoed ov'
the church-yard, bringing tears to Il
eyes of all present. Many of the me
R unable to gaze on the sad scene, turl
0. ed and walked away. 1t was wi
:, : difficulty the children were persuade
to to leave the grave; and as they we
y about to depart, the little ones, follo'
. ing the example of the Oldest, kn'
down on the new-made grave, and {
e fered up prayers to their Creator
s 80 the spiritual welfare of the Father a
he Mother whom death lnd deprived th'
re- of in one day.-[N. Y. World.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS.
We are authorized by Mr.. A Best
wick, of Richmond, Fort Bend county,
Texas, to state that he has discovered
a certain remedy for the dreaded cot
ton worm or caterpillar. This remedy
is simple, easily procured and applied,
and is as follows:
Take the jamestown or stramonium
weed when full grown aud in bloom,
chop off fine stalks, leaves and bolls,
fill vessel two-thirds full of the weed
thus prepared, then fill with water and
boil slowly from one to two hours.
after which add small quantity of
lime to clarity; then sprinkle tho
growing cotton with this preparation,
using a small watering-pOt or syringe,
and it will kill the worm as soon as
applied. If done in time it will destroy
the egg or germ, and so poison tho
leaves that the worm will not after
wards eat them.
r The above remedy was discovered
n last fall, but too late to save the crops,
/, but it was tried and proved effectual
a on patches of cotton, on several plan
d tations in Fort Bend. We have seen
e the certificates, given by the owners o
y these plantations, stating that thu
j remedy proved entirely successful il
l. each case.
These facts are made public now b
It, Mr.. Bestwick, so that planters, ca
a save or cultivate good supply Of til
IS, jamestown weed, and when the tim
IS. comes have no trouble or expense
On making the application and vanqnisl
er ing most relentless enemy. "For'
adj warned is forearmed. -lGalvesto
Ior News.
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w The French style of betting is
quite novel. Ii the lady loses, she
gives the gentleman what she chooses;
if the gentleman looses, lie gives her
whatever she asks for.
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II A New York company is about
entering largely in the cultivation OF
"winter green" hundred acres of land
having been purchased near Leaville.
in Cape May county, for that purpose
The plant is valued for for its oil.
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IN NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH = Sue
1 cessor to r. MARSH DEN MAN
& CO.. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY /,
Corner of Carondelet and Gravier Sts.,
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sortment of CARRIAGES, BUGGlES
and HARNESS, of every variety,
Work made to order and warranted.
Prices low to suit the times.
Mr.. Simeon Toby holds my power OF
attorney, and will be pleased to show
his friends the stock.
D. NJ. HOLLINGSWO RIH.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION RE
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receive and show his friends our stock.
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In liquidation,
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Citn Dropertp to Eet.

A - DESIRABLE DWELLINGS AND
IA. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET
RATES
Y-NISTHST, Parkaye fourstoy modern, new,
medi1m-ssrd hgh-toop. brown-stOne dwelling.
Fhsve., brstcas medium
hgh.staop house. Columbia lessehold.
PIFTYPIRSST between Fifth and SIhaves four story high
stOop new. meOiumsized modern house IN Tee
Also
FIFTH FIGHTH.AVRS AND BROADWAY BUILDING
LOTS plots fronting and below Cena Park and Lots on
Aadsonaye. and the al soeut streets
A REVISED AND PRINTED LIST OP STORES AND DWELL
RGHOUSES unfinished at reduced
Also
100000 ESTATE FUNDS loan Bond and Mortgage, in
YORK and Brooklyn property. Mortgages casbed
V. X. STEVENSON &c son,
OFFICE PINE-ST, FLOOR
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nle0ieal.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
Cumberland Coal Of the best qnahi from the Bore
Mines arriving daily by bages from baltimore For sale by
BORDEN LOWELL, 20 and II " es-st.
ERANKFIELD & Co., jewelers., 209 6th-ave.,
aud 2J shave 2etbst American Waiehe' IN
all varieties Clocks Jewe Svesare oar original Designs anu
MaDuacure All warranted Our prices dey competition
CROCERS' and HOTEL COFFEE MILLS
" Sws patent superior all others First premium aw ard
by American institute Pair of 1870 Every mill warranted T. HhNl
LAND q SON Manufacturer, Agents, 259 Pearlst. n y
I UMBERMEN and CAPITALISTS ATTEN-
TION-Two SAW MILLS complete establishments with LOW
aus mile land Lawrence for SALE Terms
easy CARBRAY ROUTH Lumber Commission Msrchlts Mon
a and Quebec GEO. Z. COOK Co, - Wail, New-iort,
plans can be seen.
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LADIES' Isle GLOVES, loe., 12ic., Ice. pal
MISSBS. Isle GLOVES. l0c.. l2tc., Ice. psil
SPRING GLOVE. EMBROIDERED AND Sill
CLOSING LOT or KID GLOVES, Csc. pair.
BETTER
KID GLOVE
THAN THE ~
JOSEPH GLOVE. he. psir.
MISSES FINE KID GLOVE, 53c. pair.
TWO.BUTTOS KID GLOVE, DC. pair up.
GENTS KID GLOVES, 7jc., 81, and i 20.
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LINEN AND LACE COLLARS Sc. &C., lOc. each.
WIDE SWISS HAMBURG WORK. l2lc. yard.
WORKED INFANTS WAISTS, Sc up
MAGIC RrPFLlSGS. 20c 25c. piece.
CASHiS RUPFLINGS, 25c. piece
PANG RtFFLISGS 25r. piece.
LINE FINE WORKED DOUBLE BANDS, Pc
800 SETS.
LINEN EMBROIDERED SETS COLLARS.
AND CUFFS, EACH SET IN PRETTY BOX Soc. SET.
AT KISzEY's.
LINEN AND LACE TRIMMED SET,
COLLAR AND CUFFS, WITH BOX, 49c set - ,..,
sBTOP FRENCH SEEDLEwORK. TRIMMED WITH REAL.
LACE COLLAR AND CUFFS, IN BOX, 96c set - -
SpRDLRwoRK sETf TRIMMED WITH VAL LACE, FLOWING
SLEEVES WITH COLLAR IN BOX. 76c. set - .
yEFDLgwORK SETS, TRIMMED WITH VAL. LACE, COLLAR
AND CUFFS EACH SErr IN BON 5Oc SET AN -
sEEpLEwoRK SET CHEMIsBTTB
AND SHORT SLEEVES, Sc. seL am -
VERY FINE LINEN SET WITH REAL LACE
COLLAR AND CUFFS, IN A BOX, 81 20 set
vALByCIRNYRs LACE SETS, COLLAR
AM wi ~ AT KINzEYs.
IAcosgT SERDLBwORK SETS COLLAR
AND CUFFS. WORTH 81 70, at SIC set - -
LINEN WORKED SETS HALF LONG
SLHEyEs, WITH COLLAR. Soe set
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT LIGeF.llor,E BoaED
WARRINGTON. MAY IS. 1871.
ITO IRON CTURERS.-PROPOS

'uO 1hON MANU- Az I hIshN.-G hpl-os
at SOUTHWEST PASS MOUTH ofthe MISSISSIPPI RIVER Lop-
Of Friday % @ day June s from % %.s S
. .@e a.oTr rs Esssoa.t for oshr Pass. fSSa a
T+ aSe q Be- Ssra :. tSs sIea.+
-agong s'aPo nearest to the nauaTs
The Isit Hoa.s win provide a the Rbcr.orl oot, 'nd
lamps and funur boagns thevto AMI their not to
cu he amount Of The 3D. but ,e contractor r be gGrd %
shall be included in the amount Of the bid
on the the GT.sOss wi completed % sors.sop;
then taken down after ana 900 'soan
srsa under odsit .peesei in the PORN Of Bd"
oh be s sSft ad n isete. must be ,e him for a.srs he
nth th dswins and specification. must 10 eon
The Board reserve. sh, rc, propo., .ny
Each bid aa. be by boad signed b. the bidder aud .o
eompetent erel be by ocef
gGry 81 y ,s ] OF sss 1o1'. re- S9
viii be soerd n;p vih ten l days after notice given BY tn"
Bosd and .esa! n & 50. Of ss1 ss. Ss,Is .*S
copy Of ibr pss, SPECIFICATION. b. aO.
Al proposal. sraed .eseJ edoe Propo.ah for
envelope AM drre-l epad to Rear ADMIR-. W shabri Chair
Aay bidder tic cpeOs ihs Os at The
time and plac. her,ineefore spesiael
,, she .g-ut Of The jo,; M per esniun Of tho
o. each ~ be Withheld uni the satisfactory compile
PISS .r,ess..oa; AID forms q pyps.l. ,. oss.se
Boston, Achusetis Ise,ep
sntCooar &. Naoras, Untu Enginest
Staten IiaDi .s-.fcr' g. Castor saith Asb, ous
East P,pn
Csgta Peer Hs taia Union B.b.
builns Baltimore Mar Maos w. Merrill United sta. M.
goeers Pittsburgh reuDsyvaais, asi iroa the
GkOkGs II. ELLIOT
Major oi Engineer, .. :. 4. Easa.-r sses.ii,.
T'O CONTRACTORS.-PRO will be
received the Water No
ss'f o. s lei: S. 3; .ss:.
gomeTy.st Fslkll District.
The Proposals. SHOULD h. sealed atdres.i ITO the w.S
sioBers aud Bdor.cd "ProposAs Sven"
The pcee forms and specifications m.y be ,o a
The Wster Commissioner Ohe- Aopy the al n..st
The yort % be compeiei By Tie IN day Of Jaly ls1
Security the of 20us0 will be required -
FVAVys' n L. NAV D 1917 BY order OF he Board.
J. g. RAND. Chef kaxsss> T.
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Gyp GOODS.
AT KINZEY'S,


PRICES WAY DOWN
EVERY DEPARTMENT
LAST WEEKS AUCTION SALES
Dnn'' ihnhi'"~
ofhSiru v sDuu .r JENNINGS AND PRiSoBs
IN ALL iho " ''' NJ NNSS Than GOLD COST W
p on, ar. Ui .xn FANCY Grsps a,e. nice.
- or, = rnruuycs %. a. n,,,.
MOSS TRIMMINGS Sc Soc 7s. 81 pee.
s,y - rnI,rIIyco vop MP AnIyGs De Mac.
RICH FANCY TRIMMINGS, 2se to sse piece %
wing sATIN GINPs &c soc Tc 81 piece.
SATIN AND CHENILLE cIhPs a'e piece up
MARsELLEs TRIMMINGS, loc to &c. piece.
5000 YARDS SILK,
FANCY TRIMMINGS. D.. to lOc yard
prpRoys AND sAsIIEs
p, AIN ,xnp,scy prnnoys .,. &C. ,Oe. ia,e. yard
80 an 80 n,nnoye o. %. car,
RICH ROMAN Ribbons, DOC, 2se, 3le yard
sEyEH.INCH eros RIBBONS, 1Gc yard
WIDE SASH RIBBONS Be, %c. stc.' eIe; e..
a,ns ;Sn Sc,prs
o., r.,., ,,no
all SIX iMf ROMAN an r II : lie l. sash
S Rich AND f PsE4T4 fs siIR TIf e. m zoe
''''' AND 00'' Ohm ''N'' w. " ~ ---;o ,un,o
PINE FRENCH FLOWERS
STRAW DEPARTMENT.
~, oo,,,, or, ~, u.ro At ,o,
BLACK SEAPoLITA FAN naTs, 2ss each
EsSH e5k As St STanw AkTs s5s eah
r rERtw ~ IN sShH glE h ~ 80. nS eAcH'
AN IEI iIn S MISSES
pv ASD s B0fg d hA iTR Qv
.;.,,n,,,, 0
Fhon 'Ze. or
GOODS PoR GREESBACKs
AT LESS THAN GOLD 0oSi
ALL pS GOODS . SSER At The
GLOVES
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MISTks LsL 5 GISyES @ z $C S TAX r,s,pts m
CLOSING SF Lot OF KID GLOVES a'e pair asc PAIRS
KID GLOVE KID GLOVES
JOSEPH GLOVE he. r,ir ALL SIZES, ale pair.
T r1S6 B BuT rf11 R RID GIoSE, DC Farup
coons SOLD LOWER
THAN ASiMHE LIKE
ELSE IN TnE CITY
uoS1RRy
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LADIES ,xI +, G9TT nSE HOSE 10 Sc Oc PA
LADIES HOslbltl; pc iOey IZtte;i ioc pan
REGuLARMADE BNGLiSH HOSE, l1c par
LADIES' LISLETHREAD HOSE, Pc pair.
GENTS Isle HALF HOSE, sc. pair.
CENTS REGULAR-MADB HALE HOSE, lie pair
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GO TO KINZBi'S
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49, - 10 III hiH~bi D.
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LACE Gnons
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GtlPuRE LACES, l0c, l2ic:, ID. yard up
CIT ny LACES Sc o.. &c sc lns; ys In;,rcs
COLORBD CLUSY FOR DRESSTRlMhNGS
LINEN EDGINGS. lc Be-, &C., &c. De- ysni
VALENClENEES LACBs. Be-, &C. Sc, DC, &C. yar1.
WIDE GUiPURE AND HONITOS LACEs, 25c to Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

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