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HnnnEHSInN NnTInES.



Succession Of Widow Henri LOri0-NOs
35398.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF OTleans-EOtice is hereby given TO the cred
tors Of this estate and 70 al other persons herein
interested to show cause, within ten DAYS from the
present notification. if any they have can, why
the account presented by the administrator Of this
estate should not be hoInOlOgated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
iel3 II NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
Introduction of Henry ABIz-NO. "a, jS6.
CEC0ED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Oreans.-N0tice is hereby given to the
creditors Of the nterdIcted and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have Of can, why the account presented by George
ANTI, curator Of the inteTdieted, should not be
hOmOlOgsted and approved. and the funds distTi-
buted il accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
ieI3l72I NJ o. TRACY. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In BanIsruptcy-No. 119l.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
OF LOUISIANA
In Banlsruptcy-No. 1873.

IN THE MATTER OF CARLSON, MARKS Il co.
Bankrupts.
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Local Intelligence.

SUIcIDE.-None Of those who take their
final departure viii crafty our wish by
adopting Shakespeare's suggestions bare
bodkin. Valsin Dejean, a Frenchman,
forty-five years old, who kept grocery at
the corner of Craps and St. Anthony streets,
troubled beyond his power of endurance,
cut his throat yesterday morning, causing
daa+h
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS
IN fthe aforesaid minors TO show cause fany they
have or can within thirty days from the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice, why Amos R. Phillips, ofNew
Madrid Missouri, should not be recognized by this
court as the duly appointed and qualified guardian
of the person and curator of the estate of the minor
Amos P. Klein; and curator of the estates of the
minors James M. Klein and LeuOY Klein and why,
such, he should not be allowed TO take possession
of and remove from this State the property of said
minors.
New Orleans May &C. 1872
my29 les IL 19 rs n. o. TRACY. Clerk.
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SUGGESTIONS of Philip N. Luckett and
Thomas H. Lackett.
Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
"A present their claims as creditors Of the above
successious, to the undersigned the agent of the
guardian Of the minors Luckett4within thirty days
from the date hereof in default Of which the prop
erty Of the said minors VIII be removed from the
State of Louisiana. ROBERT MOTT,
No. 9 CarUndelet street.
New Orleans, May 20, 1872. my2l SIT
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITRD STATES.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF G. N. MORRISON, BANKRUPT.
In BnnlEruptcy-NO. I1S1.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appointment as assignee of the estate
Of g. n. Morrison, of New Orleans, parish OF Orleans
and State Of Louisiana adjudged bankrupt upon
his own petition.
myl4 20 iel4 f. r. NORTON. Assignee.
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MRS. FRANCES WILHELMIEE oDILB vREDEN.
burg vs. Louis ColOmb, Her Husband, No. $685.
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MRS. BABET sALosHIN VS.. GUSTAV sALosHIN,
her Husbaud-EO 3lO8.
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THE sTATB OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
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Succession of James VI. PetersOn-No.
34704.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans.-NOtiee is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show eause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have
can, why the account presented by William D. Pc
tersOn, executor in this estate Should not be hOmOl
OgaJed and approved. and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
ielI 1918 N. o. TRACY. Clerk.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE MINORS AMOS p.
Klein, James NJ. Klein, and Leuoy Klen-NO.
Is 39I
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SUCCESSION Of JAMES Ready.
UyHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE SUCCESSION
IL are requested to preseut their claims without
delay to the undeTsg ued, and all persons indebted
to the estate are notified that prompt payment Of
their indebtedness IS required
G. E. SCHMIDT
Attorney Of the Administrator,
No D Exchange place.
June :, 1872. lei l3 II
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Succession Of ". GuiranOf etch - No.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
y Orleans.-NOtlce is hereby given to the cred
interested, to show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification, if any they have OF can why
the account presented by the administrator Of this
estate should not be hOmOlegated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court.
je8 IL l6 NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
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IsTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bapkruptcy-No. 1918.

IN THE MATTER OF Scion ENGEL, BANKRUPT
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Succession of l.. f. ROgers-NO. 35, SOS.
CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans.-Wh eTeas. P. B. FOuke, public ad.
miristrator has pettiOned the court for letters of
administration on the estate Of the late L. F.
Rogers, deceased, intestate, notice is hereby
within ten days why the prayer Of the said pc
titiOner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
jel2 Is 20 NJ o. TRACY. Clerk.
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TlarbIe an6 Slate mdntels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. ZINC WORKS Bast Eghteenthst Marble aad
Mbed Thing marble Counters MonumentsrA pnce 'ha
dey competition Marble turning for the trade
VNNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-- PLAIN
L usTbd ut Decorated At BIO to go ald upward
Also Site work NJ every description plain and ornamental
""O' ' PENRHYS SLATE CO.. No. West Bghteenth-s-.
Fifb and sixth
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS; largest as
= .omsn hi the eity prices. Elegant designs T.
sTEWART Co G Srhage Thrtvith and rhrtJslEth-st
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Gitp propsrtn TO fst.

'l'O LET or LEASE-On BrOome-st., $50 feet
RON Broadway h'rlAss and modern STORE
"i be leased 70 good tenant at reasonable rent Appyto
uSSl HOMER MORGAN Pine-st
10 LEASE-FOr term of years, 10 LOTS,
o. WIN bqngs suitable for manufacturing paTposes
VI N'sry and Corears-ss Possession once.
HUGH y CAMP loo Broadway
w lDE corner STORE TO LET.-A first-class
al mo ot corner STORE Canal LET The store ha
(issg Improvements, sid Is IN lr5t rate order. Apply
m =, HOMER MORGAN.
S2,UtM STORE, Thirteenth-st., Broad
vndo~ for va. for term years; deep plate sAs.
= William bihsds carriages. furniture J. NJ. LET'S
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HORSE IND CARRrAGk MARKEL

EEwYoRK. Monday. Jan. 3, 1872
There is no change to note in the condition
OF the Horse Market The stock hand Is about the
at close OF the preceding week the only adj
dition being small lot OF workh0rses. which arrived
yesterday from Ohio Prices for horses Of all kinds ara
strongly the buyers favor. but there have been no
trans,sc tons To quote from.
Auction sale Messrs Johnston Van Tassels Horse
and Carriage Auction Mart Ia East Thirteenth st. tonor
row CInesdayl at IA o'clock.
few sleghs wore sold during the day otherwise there
hardly anything doing at the Carriage Repost0res
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. 9. 1874.
The sales at the Exchange, to-day, were
well attended Joseph Mcclure sold by order Of the su
preme Court under direction of Grstz Nathan Referee.
the house and lot the north side OF
2253 OF lhird-
ave- for 40 40 Size Of house and lot. l0xOO MIR. Nc
CURE also .od by order OF the Supreme Court two ots
on the south side Of SlxtyDinthst BOO Feet west OF
Figbth-aye The lots we're sold together and brought
$1,000 Several legal sales announced for to-day were
either postponed or privately arranged.
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Sales bp AurIlen


BY BANGS, MERWIsNA g. %o Rro.duo
,@o-eo Book, Worm Art, Psnsv Goo, Eve eVl
E s5.b.i. "A; t La5EAay ,IT 4 Co date Le,Viff
AUCrios or lhBRAaEs CoLLEcTos, ~ p For tie sAtH BY
,,,,,ns,,.v ,,t HhtvAI SALE OF PTsH RooKs
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY pvg00hsl
At ltOeock 'S' JAZZ H. u, u,
Sale OF s large and elegant collection Off oot.
popular and literature superbly duoaf OF
binfing which be mentioned - handsome
svo calf Robert,s HOY Land vol. foO LODGE arg paper
half KIT Kat Club folio; Hogarths Fos
History Of the Holy Bible vols Inchbsis Bt.b
fBdsns TsbIeauI vols folio Dibdns srt. yoi.
Ats Vola 8V0 Waons Angler vols $40 bali mar, ror
Classical Journal 40 vols BVo half Roge, paS 'as
morocco Travels IS Vok kr &c C,.o@n pspe'
ART NOTICE
EXECUTORS sALR.
BOOKS. PAINTINGS, AND WATER COLORs
The property Of the lat
W. II. INMATES. ESQ, Of BROOKLYN.
AND SOLD BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR
Comprising valuable books choice ooeeih AZ
himself ao cabinet gems b. W
Hart H. BOugtOns CaseAr shattuek
iHness Williamson others To which also been added
paintings o. Dsrey sad
others The exhibition be sold By AnrOn
CLINTON NALL BALhSROOM AsrOR PLACk, NEW YORK,
WEDNESDAY, KvBSis0, ysn 10 at y oelYet.
GEosGb 4, LkAylrf Co
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,0UTH SIDE II. II. OF l.. |,

Winter Arr,nr.,nt. eonm.pens Oct TO- i from Roosevelt su
Grand-iI Ferries, Mes rorE.
$50 Mail Patehose b. sge Tor beePor ana rr race
1000 a. m. Accommodation 10 Balboa or.-,,- -.
uoa Tor I.p through PsbOsus Saturdays
tEJn , BabVloB Accommodated.
so ,. m. Accommodates Tor Merck
The GO 10 aud the ~ aud Sio N ifini eoonect al
T.I.y Slrs.a lof Rots ssy sad Hampstead
g. ". DOUGLAS, Superintendent
See nss r.blss
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Weo0ns Garos. sc.

\ ~, ~. ENERDELLs SONS. No. 104 Ful
.i.t Is5 "hODING CARDS aud FINE sT2TiOSiKY dfs.b
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

A -1i6TH-ST. 900 feet wide) three LOTS
N. near overlooking Morning SIDE Para for saLE q.
bargain nsa sIaSLsI2,lI ~, = w, Ir
NOR SALE1-Fifth-ave. above Forty second
st. broruone full front rescoed. and beautifully he''oei
terns easT Tor full partieullrs, inquire o. ,y =,
NOR NORTHUMBERLAND full LOTS in Sixth
ave from I2lth l25h X, $500 also two tnl LOTS
i1sst between Firth and Srth-aFes' SoV 'AhDEh'Oohi
GOLDMARK. 30 Psrt-rov, Room 10
mo BTJILDERS.-FOR SALE-Two lots on
PrlnLforsst. Gold rutland WHIIlSG Beekm.n-'t
W X. STEVENSON & SON-yANUAR1
pIrsTRR o improved unimproved CITY REAL ESTATE
M ssB Furnished Unnshed Residences Stores, and Ones 70
10 49, a. Loan Statement showing Of Blocks Width Of
,-s,s nd drives Also NEW MAP 81 the CITY ani CAlEN
OAR for 5 prepared expressly b. the urn and oot'hA5s s Al
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COMMENCING MAY 2, Isrl
P",as- static, EsxYOrt corner T~cnt, ssrsaA.. ar
iourth''e Entrance % TweniT-seTeu'h-'t
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Sew-bsven aBi Bridgeport (EIL lilo a IBIS EL)
E9r Milford si,tfrd, F,rdei southport we.por. 1890
Tor south Sors,ll Es) n9o NJ BIS CELj (ELj aGs
For Dsren. Ito m 3ts, 40 s. o. ,nd e:9lp.
For Greenwich aud nsrm.di.ts Stations ll.1O Al5 3i5
ssndsy S. Train Leave, rsuy,snih,t SewYork All o
'O''''' VA 00'A ''fAs cDH i TRAINS.
! For Boston VIA Springfield a. m and p
soI so,91 "a a., shST. Line l2o aad and
For Connecticut River iao,d 125 n to Northampton
For Hartford Providence ,ud F,hIn Riro,i a N l2I5p
For Shore Lss Rasayst9L to Norwich aad Providence '
For SsTHaT.u and Northampton R.ilro. North
Rof S.T.H,,,I aids.~u wm.utc Railroad CF Lnsl'
Tor HoG..;oHie Railroad n. and P. N w.,.,.,,
Kot S.ois;T nd s sG.s R a. s And 80
For Nev-CsnaAn Railroad l2la sadt5o p n. , B., g.
dr Nal Tram either Line Da"HGrOom Car attached 70 'Ae'
. point .'ss ;s, I'll, s.S Il
the DsPs. & n NJ one. Of the SewYf Tfsns Co
DodG, ETprs.s ga Bnsd.iy .sd so Cog. BrootS so
y t.. .%iS % s asis HoYT
NETWORK CENTRAL AND hudson
kyEE RAILROAD ,.1 Ss ppo hI FS. Ss and Forty
Chicago and NO,.reil EIprs. D1ningrOOu
tarosgh Q Rochester nd st. Absns 49,,
n SPECIAL thicsgo k;psn ~ ~
Niagars Falls
1915 m Northern and Western Express
$40 r. Special Troy kIpets on at iris''
400 m Montreal EIprtss with sleepnsa' from Ns"forf TO st.
-,
Geo n Express s.,pingeau for WATERFOWL Os"ss' and
CSHandsgHs- sf-....... :. p..h..., p.9.t.
.rj Ni,g,ya Fslk so for Chicago both l. snd NJ T.
R,ro,5, lnd Louis via Toledo lesVs' on Sundays Al
6pm. l.. - ..d
An Ie i.p, Tunnhg nSa Of YoaEss leave fom ne" depot
f''''r' Special l''a G'T T. 'iESbek Gsns Passenger
NEW JERSEY RALR0AD--FROMF FOOT OF
~ DEsBRosssS-sT ssd from foot OF CORTLAhDTsT-tSr
NJ ST FHII ADElP At sg and $50 LIN t:0o 800 eO
p n Il night Sna,ys q 100 feT pssss pa.
via Camden m For BALTIhOhk snd WAshISe-
TAE WHIST via Bslsore 10 a n llSo ssd SID n
bort YOUTH sac silver Pssoe cars Nhsnng
ton AND IynehburT dsy without ehasgs For the
WEST via PesnsTIvAaia Rrod-so ssd 6io- A.d a.. n
Silver Pso, ara are atGohedo the $50 and through from
New Psbargh Chag and Loas1e without ehargs silver
Palace are the 600 daily sad run through " Ps
tsrEh Cneuast Los'ls nd 81 Los' s,heut ehinge Silver
Palace car. sre attached ssd run through from New
fo "a To,t Chicago dhout ehingr Tickets for sale At Oo
Of Dshross.. a. CSrtlsdts. shd 80 BrosdsaI
q DAlv1 (Ss.. u, ls7Ll
". RANKIN. Gss. Pass. Al W. JACKSON Gsnl sept
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL Y RAILROAD


MORRIS AND ESSiH DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap strou lsnf Senion
Bngbsmton Syracuse and OsNrgo WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
Dpot New York II Barcays and foot OF Chro1hsfst
49, ER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hONDAf horen'tr ~
IsT1 - -
800 n. GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boontou Branch.
from NsFYork 10 OsWego without change Of
connecting Wh Chester r. nd 81 Scranton with l. asd
B. r r. for VIII rsha-re. Ptt-tOn. Gc
1:l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connect VIVA Boon
Branch Branch Waterloo with sussex x
AnoYsr Newton Washington with the d. L. i7l W.
cuSs Owego Easton with Lehgh VALLEY K Tor all points
@ thA' r01i - .. ..-,,r,, -.--- -. -. A.
Waterloo Hscettsorn Washington Philps6nrg and
Eaoa; Waterloo nth Sussex Railroad; az fhpsbnry
Bel for Belydere &c and At Easton th L. v h. K
Bethlehem Allentown hAuh Ch1nk. WkesoaTre' hesnz Ana
100 D. H. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson anl
Bingham
principal ssona Connecting At Dover win
N FAsrOS EXPRESS eonnsetI at Dover Chester r.
Wstefo, with H. r. and al baoa With L. v t. Tor
Bethlehem Reading Hhtrsburz and the West o.,
and SusssK Railroads
$50 p. N. DOVER EXPRESS -. ga 80,
For AORRISTowS .i7:l5 9:iD, n: 1900 2S ''Io tl0
and 6:i0 p m ..--..e.,o -.,--.,. Ia min
ard N 20 A m POO 4:2. 5.OD All 6:0 N Al
FOR ORANGE ssd SOUTH ORANGE. $50 40 9:lo S' 0:ig
and u ~ ~ :l0 2O $40 42o 49, SD bO' 90" ''' ''I'
aS5 II - p stsU 1s 7I5 $40, $40 $40 .Oo 1880
~ oo ~ o md Il.OO m fl0 1900, 40 J: $50 $3.50 Elo,
Ia "a s.i0 $40 $50 800, '60 $50, 1900 40 BID and
,i,S a. Tr,ins marked stop At East Ne"arE 49,, s,o
'-W an' 49, 3 sIHOCH, Superintendent
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Broadway Savings Institution

Iot.,..ttd' BROADWAY ENTRANCE on PARK PLACE.
deposits entitled thereto
All voc 1ste Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM on all sums Of S.
Pl1 VII b. paid gu and amer MONDAY January IS 1914
HADs woaRAL1 SCI, P sJ 60 tr rrs'' a
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
s ss .pSssr cso PS S.1' S. asS' al aeiSs
S ss- p SE soI NE ss- and 'tsHeh steamer
CTTT on IlwaESCg; mi
win I..T. serrE daily tsuDA.y .rcep.,iI q Soci ~ roo
r' r. q Nora S.'s Ssi o c,a. .od &...
ie he 'Ss,: LoSdos So.1s woros.
;sIoaSs rate. 81 irsEs .ppy oase 10
h,rn M'T :. 80 X SHORT. JL, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
I'll 2. n. from Pier n. n. R. 90, Of Robrasou4t
1' 70 SSsFSs s t. 70 PsSyBEsGE =
s . Worst Ts cS's p" + Pc,s9: Ts Boston a Pro-,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Mt, a and Fss DspPi sg ye5l foo: ., Lt
S,s The besT.r and ws R a,%P S51saS1
,is The Lssgh s3d suqushsnna Divisions and Eou With TIE
Pttbrsh the West without change csa,r, Psna
lliF EfsTEs 1 asE. re BHE VEST
Commencing November ls7l-Lesve NevYot a. follows.
%Fot Fs1iEgon. E,toH Bethlehem M,aeh c6u"t wh.+
To-.aiA wI'erly. Beyders. ne.
ga %ws,IEHs E1rEE., day teIeeps suadAy for castor. Allen
tSn # papSarg n Lhs3 1nd sala.na9n Division for n.4
L.higb valley Railroad s,ueh CHUNK.
I'm E; '@PESs E,:oR R A,nssR M'sh css1
p m.-For PainGet.
2oP mFor Risoa Connect, Phgrsburg with l-high and
Snsq DIVISION for Allentown Wesbre and Srshton and Bn
With Lehsh valley for Allentown Cstasaoqaa Phillips
burg for Bevidee
NJ Pslnieh
rn.-FOr Al
ton With Del. LAX snd West r
p m--For andF
mp
sop -czeIss,Ti Esrn,,' da for E,Op Bs,eh.m Arsn.
Reading Harnsurg Pittsburgh Chicago AMI CiBcinn S-p
% an Palace a 10 PIT burr "a hicago
6 D. m.-fOr SeBerVlla.
m.-F0r
7.yG p. N BnIErahtl-For Philipsbnrg.
Gl5 :. m.-FOr PaiDaeh
| Ii:20 n.-POr PhinEsd
For Elizabeth 500 SD 7;l5 1;5. 800 SD 900 us
1919 I45 u.5O l2:t5. e:OO, 500 J;9j IS
400 go S;S 5;i5 600. 61 100 JO 745 sS9 el3
| loo, ll.l0. 1900 .. ID.
Tickets for the West the ohe Of the Central Rail
Of SssYOrS; aud
' ~ R'K KICKER Superintendent,
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t,rooklnn Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for property, in
Ro5 or Vicinity block Of eight unfinished bneE be
49,. and NevnssA, in the City Of Bfookyn Address or
49, ViNAL at Of LoErey harcelus. III Montague
~ ann 10 70 u o'clock sfter Jan o.
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CRIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

u
L. MEST o. Tin' taxing effect Dec 10 l5'L rum OnamOs
~ p@rot For -thirfst note below" D. ....
g5 a. N Cincinnati aid Chicago Da kEpe DrsNng
a m EIprr Bafal0 and NAsarl Fs- DfaNihsi
Coach Sa~quelanna Agd Sleeping Coaees N.
r. n Express Sleeping Cosehes 70 banao anu EA-
ZOO NJ Gsny Ciocuusu Chicago Might Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara FAI 5e 800
For Pod ,r,. 500 $50 lleS az. .!s 80 500 and 100
- tsNS----
For Goshen sod Mddgosn 80 500 tam 'ill5l
For wsrveL 500, lIo5 and HES 80 p N
faI0 nj 10, tJD and I'D
$40 i83O, iLOo aud 'll:l3 & 800 800 500
slIil5 J:lo. % 30 i6 30 10 aud n 400 go
Paterson $500. $3.50 1900 ll:oO +ll 20p
:'5 800 500 500 5l5, 5J GOO, 500. 100, so 'llO
For Rathermd PARK and Pa.saic 6 80 f2lO 1000 100
Y H. i5 $50 100 SIS, 500. en- a:l5 ?. and 'uOo
miiuight - 49,.
For aekenaes WAY 800 and s:l5 NJ li5 400 AS 800.
and o.. ~ D. ~ an Saturdays only 1900 mid -
For I and Way 100 and 5j 1895, 900 4;49 snd 500
For spa Valley and Way 500 74j and 8:l5a H. l2i5 500
as ami 800 -.
and 1:t5 .. SatnrlaVs only y M mid.
For Cre..ki -.Ol 7:15 Bis 4l5 $50 $50, and
'74S p SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight 80 80 -.
For pper Piem0nt 500 Ii3 800 ;O, CD so, oJO
u. d and SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight
For Pernout Nysck. 900 m. TO 80 scJJ $50 and S
pm. SATURDAYS only IL; midnight
Twenty thiri Gneen earlier than shove time The 500
m and I2OO mdn 1ht from Cbambes-st ONLY.
B-Trins on the y. r. z. Of y J. leaving ChambeSs1 on
quarter Trentdt thirty minutes earlier 'han ABOVE
e,, for passage Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
be checking and transfer
B.ggsge ohceAl 80 and 93I Broad
gsH cor shst Erd Tbirdave Harlem
Courtst Brooklyn lO1 BrOduaY Wansargh At the company
D.pots nd Of Agents a the principal hotels.
'" WI X BARR, Genl. Psssr Agent
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAFEN RAIL,
ROAD --Sk=s.zs..-I-S

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871.
Plsssas-y EewYort
fouTthsve Entrance TWENTY seVeutb-st
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them, Sam mounted one of the "cayuses"
and made what haste he could after the
coach and Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S express
box. Within mile or less of Pineywood
Station he met the keeper, the grooms and
an old man or two, that chanced to have
been about the place, all armed to the
teeth, who, when they saw him halted in
surprise. 11nt t8
"Why, we reckoned you were dead, said
the head man, with an air of disappoint-
ment. 4L .
g dead ?" repeated Sam. Have you
seen my coach?" o 1.alI
"That's all right down to the station
and the plucky gal that druv it told us all
about the raid the road agents. made on
you. Whar's the passengers ?-any of em
killed" a..ta.Hr.
Passengers are all right. Where is
Mrs. Page ?"
"She cried, and TUX on awful about yer
and borrered a hoss to ride right on down
the road to meet the other stage, and let
EN- know what's up"
"She did, did she p" said Sam very
thoughtfully. "Waal, that is odd. Why
she ran away with my team-that's what
she did and it's all a hoax about the road
agents. The passengers are back at the
other station"
Sam had suddenly become "all things
to all men, to a degree that surprised him.
self. He was wrong about the horse, too
as was proven by its return to the owner
four days after. By the same hand came
the following letter to Mr.. Samuel Rice.
"DEAR MR.. RrcE-It was SO good of
you. thank you more than can say. /
wish could set myself right in your eyes,
for / prize your friendship dearly-dearly ;
but know that cannot. 1t has been all
my fault was married to bad man
when was only fifteen. He has ruined
my life /; but now he is dead, and need not
fear him, will hereafter live as good
woman should live. The tears run down
my cheeks as / write you this farewell
as they did that day when saw that sweet
woman and her babe at the farmhouse gate
and knew what was in your thoughts
| Heaven send you such q wife. Goodbye,
dear Mr.. Rice, goodbye.
,m sli .rl. DOLLY PAGE"
| And this was the last that the worthy
stage driver ever heard of Mrs. Page.
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One of Dean swlft's Jokes.


Dean Swift waswalling ON the Ph@-
nix road, Dublin, when thunder-shower
came up and he took shelter under tree
where a party were sheltering also Two
young women and two young men. One
of the young girls looked very sad, till as
the rain fell, her tears fell. The Dean
inquired the cause, and learned that 1t was
their wedding day. They were on their
way to church, and now her white clothes
were wet, and she could not go.
"Never mind, I'll marry you" said the
Dean, and he took his prayer book, and
then and there married them, their wit
nesses being present, and, to make the
thing complete, he tore a leaf from his
pocket book, and with his pc neil wrote and
signed certificate. which he handed to
the bride. 1t was as follows:
Under a tree, in stormy weather, s atr
married this man and woman togetheri
Let none but Him who rules the thunder
Sever this man and woman asunder.
Jonathan swift, Dean of St. Patrlck's.