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s,aapipg connierfeie Money.


btll = n enipg in Congrsss 70 compel the
officers Of National banks TO stamp counter
tsit notes Whenever such are presented. We
think th:a eoursc will do much 10 cheek the
business Of counterfsiting. Nobody destro,
such, batskSy arc carefully laid aside or
thrown with the genuine TO get into the world
again. II The govesnmsnt is to run the banks,
and control the making OF bank notes and
grsen-hacks, and cannot make such proof
against aaeeessfdl counterfeiting, II should at
least endeavor 70 destroy the spurious issue
- early - passible afSsr they are put into
circulation. Counterfeit bank notes, were
once far more plenty than now and many
were hard 10 ts distinguished from The genu
inc. They were circulated by respectable
citizens, who did it honestly and without
knowing what they were doing. We remsm-
Der sscry Of one Of our best citizens, now
passed to I land where there are Eo coun.
<srfsits. H Was suddenly called from home,
and, visiting his counting room in haste,
sought for money in the safe. Finding .
package Of bank notes he seized il and star
ted on hls Journey. Having besn absent
several daSs and returned, inquiry was made
Of him hy his book-kseper Il he know what
he'd become Of package Of counterfeit mon
81 10 the saist He replied that he took .
package ol bark notes, but supposed the notes
were genuine. He had made al his disburse-
ments 'or expenses in his absence from this
package, and only in : single instance did be
have = bill refused, He was greatly morti-
fed at The discovery that he had been travel
ing about the country on counterfeit currency
but it was too late TO correct the mischief.
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Hardly An Epi.cop.l or Preabvter;.n

Hardly An Episcopal or Prssbyterian sx-
change. says the Congregationslist, . ONES to
our table, in which there 10 not some allusion
to the question, How shall the ranks Of the
ministry b incrsased3 3" Some Of the FORM
o. urge that those already in the ONCE should
b better supported, and that liberal aid BE-
xrantsd to young men who are willing to pre-.
rare for il. 4 writer in one of the latter u Of
IL opiniqn that the fastidiousnsss Of the
churches u one Of the chief hindfanees In the
way. Mem Of pisty and learning, Of talent
and earnestnsss are not wanted, but men who
can draw" whether bv meretricious arts or
rome other Good men are driven out, and
promising men are turned aside from work
70 which they would gladly devote themselves.
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Press DEAD-HEADs.- Railroads
occasionally complain of dead
heading, but no Institution suffers
SO much from it as the press. "A
sensible writer says: A9isfu
The press endures the afflictio1
of dead-hesdism from the pulpit,
the bar aud the stage-from cor
porations. societies and individu-
ais. It is expected to yield its in
terests; it is required to. give
strength to the weak, eyes to the
blind, clothes to the naked ans
bread to the hungry; it is asked tt
cover inlirm;ties, hide weaknesses
and wink at quacks; bolster up dull
authors and iatter the vain; it is
in short, to be all things to al
men and if it looks for reward il
is denounced as mean ard sordid
There is no interest under tn,
whole heavens that is expected Il
give so much to society, withou
pay or thanks, as the press. z
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AwORD OF WARNINa.-Unless oil
ordinary signs, fail, there is likely
to be serious trouble during the
coming summer with the cholera.
Already it has broken out among
the British troops in India-at
least . month earlier than it has
ever done before except in years
made historical by its ravages It
will be remembered that the dread
disease had Just secured q foot
hold in New York when It was
driven of by the frosts OF 4 4Autum.
London, Paris and the Mediter-
ranean cities are apprehensive OF a
outbreak Of the epidemic in the
spring and are taking steps to have
their houses in order before its
coming. With the warning of last
season -hesore them, emphasized
by the early appearance OF
cholary in India, it will be un-
pardonable il our American cities
do not take early and thorough
precautions TO resist its coming
As soon - spring is fairly open
there should be general clearing
away Of ths.garbsge and filth o.
winter, eAsaning streets, alleys
and teurents, . thorough repair
Of dr1z1cWs pools 1nd.all othel
noisoh % n1oessities pertatning t.
private Wilderness. The only
genera 16Jldotes to- oholera ars
Temporary SAand cleanliness, and
with this fact 90 generally under
stood, no city has . right to b.
Indifferent to lie sanatary pre-
cautions.
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Living always In the world makes
one - unit for living out OF It -
always living out Of Il does for
living in u gg 3.ti. I'd Lie
The frst ingredient in CONVEX
sation Il truth, the next good sense,
the third good humor, and the
fourth Wit. s. F
Inao1616 Lord Schwarterbury
gave 6,606 francs for . tooth Of
Isaac Newton, which 10 now set In
. ring, and worn By the eldest
branch Of that family.
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Hon. Erastus Corning, one Of
the most prominent citizens Of the
State Of New York, having fer
many years been leading mer-
chant. railroad manager, capitalist
and politician, died at his resi-
dence at Albany on Monday even
ing. He was 70 years of age.
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A new Albany Ind. lady who Sc
husband occasionally flies into a
passion, is in the habit, on such &C :
casions, Of walking to the kitchen
door and calling to the servants to
come in. When they enter, won
dering what their mistress wants
of them, she turns to her husband
and cody, bids him to continue his
remarks 1t is useless to say that
he never adds word in high tenn
per after the appearance of the
servants. "
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A reporter upon q Western
newspaper. speaking of a certain
fair creature, remarked that the
profusioE and color Of hel hair
would lead ono to look upon it as
though it was spun by nimhe
fingers of the easy hours as they
glided through the bright June
days, whose sunny rays of light
had been caught in the meshes and
were content to go no farther.
The girl has rcd hair; that was
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Ladies are not to be provided
for at the approaching National
Methodist Conference. The influx
of families coming in troops to do
up the years shopping, broke up
the Inequalities of the May meet
ings in New York. sff7f1a
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SuuHvossSJ-OiHWonu'

The results OF the elections in New Ramp.
spire and .Cosnecticut show that We must
Sass . upion Of all tbs opposition Liberal Re-
publicans and Democrats 10 order 10 defeat the
reelection Of the -odious man who u now
President. There are plenty of votes to beat
him If thsy are combined upon single tick
et-Ciasisaa4 1hqsrw.
As the Republican ticket in New Hamp-
shire and Oennaesisut had moro votes than all
three Of ths sther tieketas il is not 80 easy to
show, how the union Of thu three weald have
beaten itsthoeeh y is easy enough for DEM
oeratie editors 70 bray before, elections, and
sxpIai5 Shsie defeat aftsrward. Indianapolis
CemHsrssal. teaaG f1.
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Americas great thinker, Emer-
son says: Life is hardly fespect-
able If it has no generous task, NO
duties or affections tina. CONSTITUTES
q necessity for existing. Every
mans task is his life-preserver.'
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A colored man has just been
elected Justice OF the Peace in
Jersey City. He is the first color
ed man ever elected to Office in
that State. ~
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In New Albany . woman can whip her
husband for 81 so, which fne the poor
follow il obliged to pay, but . man who
whips his wife Is fined $23 80, which the
woman don't pay. 30 -1a9a
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It 10 said that every women APP
pears different TO every man, and
every nature has its separate
watchword, which answers to one
and will not respond to another.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

In Congress on Monday a bill
was introduced requiring uniform
charges for passengers and freight
by railroad companies and other
common carriers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

The greatests run of luck on
record is that Of a cigar dealer, who
within the last three months has
inherited q fortune, drawn q big
lottery prize, found $1,000 in the
cellar of his house, and lost his
m0ther-1n-laW.
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WELLS Carbohydrates,
Chance for Agents

Do you want q situation - agent, local
or travelling, with opportunity to maize
IS to $50 per day selling our new Z
strand White Wire Clothes Lines 3
They last forever; sample free, Send
Tor circular. Address at once Hudson River
Wire Works, cor. Water st. / Maiden Lane,
z. or $40 W Rannolph st. Chicago.
50.4wd 49,
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An amulet In the form Of q piece
of limberger cheese worn ~ a
locket, has been found q sure pro-
lection against smallpox in the
West, for as much as no infected
person will approach the wearer
near enough 10 impart the disease.
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Somebody asks: Which gives q
girl the most pleasure. to hear her
self praised or another girl run,
dewn2 a7Ieis1 t4Aa
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a Newburyport Lady has earned
over six thousand dollars In twelve
years with her sewing machine.
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wedding Celebrations.

Three days-Sngar, !. rr<r err
Sixty Vinegar. s-
LIST anaivsrsary-Iron. A&s
sth anniyersary-Wood
10th Anniver,ary-Tin.
18th anniysesary-Cryatal. l{
2oth anniveSsa1s-China.
2sth annivsrsary-Silvsr.
3oth anuiversary-Cotton.
SSth ahniSersary-Linen.
10th anniyersary-Woolen.
45th annivsssary-Sak. -
5oth annivsrsary-Golden.
10th anniversary-Diamond. -
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Whitneys Meats Foot Harness

8. STEAM REFINED.
s Oils, Blacks, Polishes and
q ~ Soaps at the same time. Put
! = upsin large and small size boxes,
Z 49, also in Id. bars. Has been in
e VeI use for years and gives perfect
satisfaction. Send stamp for our WAvERLY
Address G. F. WHITNEY 4 co. SO Milk st.
s Boston. Mass. - e63 10 sid6ms6d
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OF the invention OF discovery, and its I'd
valtat6s should b efvSa = ssprsosio.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

THE election recently held b. which
the new Board Of Directors of the Iron
Mountain and Helena railroad was sup
posed 10 have been chosen, viii be con-
tested by the New York shareholders.
We are led to believe that gross wrongs
were done these shareholders in order to
effect changes supposed to have been
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

A PRIVATE letter from u of the
leading and most influential men Of
Hardemsn county has this postscript;
"Weare nearly all for B. +. Cheatham.
A great reaction has taken place in the
past week. In times past old Frank
was put in many a hard place by the
people Of his State, and if there are any
easy places now, he ought to have a
Of them without question. A grand
Cheatham, Brown and Haynes barbe-
che is ia prospect to come of at Boil
about the twenty-ffth of this
MONTH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

THE adjective " culinary" we would
state TO our inquisiive correspondent,
was applied to our friend Colonel kellar
because he has " cooked his goosen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
Notice to Stockholders.
&c Mr,lrn1s ! o. =.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & OHIoR. r. Co. !
September !, 1871. I
TUX Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
% serve his Company for the ensuing year.
win be held at the Company's onioe in this
city on the INST Monday, being the 7th day Of
October next, bstweem h hours Of 10 am
and SPIN. So Bono ads STOCKHOLDERS wiz be.
passed FREE, on the 7sh and sth days Of eoao-
Der, on presentation Of Stock Cersiaeates to
the Conductor of any passenger train. By
order Of President.
issll r. A. PARKER, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
DEMOCRATIC PRESS FOR CHEAT.
HAN.

In every partOf the State the Demo
cratic press is rallying to the support Of.
the honest citizen and gallant soldier
General Cheatham. The Nashville
Union and American says: "The anti
Grant papers Of the State which have
taken a decided position in the contest
for Congressman for the State at Large,
stand, as nearly as we can estimate, as
follows
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE
2g2 DsSOTO STREET
Bartlett Masonic Institute.

VA assisted by a rnll corps OF teachers will
open Monday. September 2. ISz2- For
terms see circular, or apply al the Institute.
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fEMPHES APPEAL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Jbr Professionalism GREELEY.
f,r yioe- Presidential. CRATE BROWNE
JbT Goucno--OHN C. BROWN.
FOR Cg.ues-LANDON C. HAYNES
Congress STATE az Larse-B. r CHEAEHAA.
nor Sen0tor-H CLAY KING.R
j. n CREWS,
PEYTON J. SMITH.
FOR Represcnsa0ue-HUGH D. GREER
4. B. HAIwE&
" JAMES n HXRRLS
s. 2. GAM1TON.
JOHN OVERTON.
" JOSEPH BARBLERR
F3- Eous--J r ELDRTDGE. =
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DRY GOODS.
To Country Merchants.

The Wholesale Trade Of Memphis has improved each Season for several
years past, and we take some pride in inviting comparisons
of this market with those of older and larger cities. Our
Jobbes ire enterprhdng and deservely prosperous, and able
to offer you eVayinducementto give our city your trade. I'M
lmense stocks have been brought here this season; several
new wholesale houses have located with u.s., and a lively COM
petition foryourtrade viii make this afrtrae market 6ryou.
Our stock Complete in every DeparfmenL, n eonPrsses Large Lines
of Staple ann Fancy Dry Goods, White Goods, Linens, Dress
Goods Hosiery, Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods, Blankets,
Shaw1s, Knit Goods, Coaks, etc, etc. We have added
largely in variety and quantity to each Department Of our
Stock and invite you to call and inspect our Goods, and the
General Market, and we feel confident You viii be pleased.
r. &C Co.,
40 .rEaa aerrsr- e. a usaF1-E -
No. 800 Main Street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
FOR CHEATHAM.

The Morristown Gazette, the Sweet
water Enterprise, the Athens Post.
the Cleveland Banner, the Chatta-
nOoga Times, the McNinnville
New Era, the Livingston Jour
nal, the Sparta Tribune, the Leba-
non Herald, the Woodbury. Press, the
Manchester Democrat the ShelbyviIle
Commercial, the Fayetteville Observer,
the Fayetteville News, the-Winchester
Home Journal, the Lewisburg Gazette.
the Murfreesboro Monitor, the Murfrees-
bOro News, the Columbia Herald, tine
Pulaski Citizen, the Lawreneeburgl
Journal, the WaynesbOrO Review, the
Gallatin Vidette, the Springfield Record,
the ClarksviIle Tobacco Leaf the Clarks-
vile Chronicle, the Jackson Wing and
Tribune, the Bolivar Bulletin, the
Dyersburg Progress, the Dyersburg
Gazette, the Ripley News, the Trenton
Gazette, the Union City Courier, the
mckenzie Times, the SOmerviue Fall
con, b Memphis Appeal, the Memphis
Ledger, the Brownsville Bee, the Hunt
ingdon Democrat, the Nashville Trnion
and American.
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Insurance on stock" as fOllows:
Peoples Insurance Co.. OF Memphis. $500
fernando Ingurance Co., OF Memphis. 5.UUu
Merchants Insurance Co, OF Memphis 50g
Planters Insurance Co., Of Memphis 5000
Phoeuix INSURANCE Co., Of Memphis. 2.5O
International ms. Co., Of New York. $500
Mississippi valley ms. CO., OF Memphis 7,j0U
Total g2z on
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The Greeneyille Sentinel, the Greene
vile Reporter, the S~helbyviue Rescue
the GaIlatin Examiner, the Franklin
Journal and Review, the Dover Record.
and the Trenton News. To which We
suppose we may also add the organs Of
"Disorgsnizations" the Nashville Ban
ner and the Memphis Avalanche.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
ST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
TnGGEG


We are indebted 70 Mr.. Brazier, General
Agent OF the Mississippi Valley Insurance
Company, for the following correct statement
Of losses Sustained BY the too large IRE Of
sunday morning:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
TILE COTTON MILL

is decidedly a big thing on the Cumberland,
bat this is because il was gotten up for the
outside world. Sheets had to be made for the
large limbs and bread shoulders of Memphis,
for Instance, to repose on hence the cotton
mill had TO be constructed on a huge scale,
and huge people from other places had TO be
got 70 work it. Success attended the enter
prise. The sheetings are very fine and COM
mand ready sale IN every market, where
they have appeared at higher figures than can
be 1Dt for otber gooosOf the same sort. A q
consequence, Nashvflie's wise little men are
pOckeUing the profits, and living nicely in
dne new houses, garnished inside and out with
great
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

N.& J. hhCCE.
Insurance on building:
Blun City Insurance Co. OF Memphis S25O0
Phoenix Insurance Co, OF Memphis. 500
Peoples Insurance Co, Of Memphis. 500
Hernendo Insurance Co., of Memphis $500
Memphis CITY Fire ms Coo Memphis 500
Imperial, OF LONDON. a.--.-..-- 5000
Total. $500
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

c-M- BHACKEEI &co.
Insurance on Building and stock
fernando ms %. Of Meulphis S.O90
queens ms. Co, OF Ligerpc0L-.......- 5.o90
The sun., 1872-03-01

Il great and good man, and suffice II to say he
will come out all right IN the ond."
"You are In full fellowship with the Nor
mons2" we asked.
"sufice It to say am. am one Of the
Seventy"
How many wives have your" we vcntured
to Inquire.
"S,ilice It to say have two"
DO you like them both the sameP"
Precisely. Suffice " 10 say can see no diff
ference They are the beet Of friends. Suf1ice
IL to say they are sisters. married the second
one to III, .isc the first We have seventeen
cni,iren between ~. Suflco II to say the last
wfC had TWINS. which gave her the odd NUM-
Ter"
The man did not look able to support one
wife lct alone two. and nearly score ~ children
but We are told THAI he had Iicnty Of money at
BIS command. He was very iliiierato, but what
he lacked in knowledge Ec made M In fanati-
cisnl, ond he is consl llcrei one ~ the most sue
COS fi rroselvtcr. ul tho Mormon faith. II is his
practice to strike out into the country and rural
dis'ricts, where he nnds numerous converts
among the poor weak minded, and ignorant.
Representing Utah as land flowing with milk
and hOncv-the modern Canaan, in fact-he fur
nshes the convert VI necessary, with means Of
transportation thither. II would make too long
u chapter to chronicle his success with the fair
scN. SunicC u to say that each old maid and
widow who Cspousos hi faith J. iltmly persuaded
that she will be "scaled" to him when she
reaches the happy land Of Saints"
The sun., 1872-03-01

mum me tOuftttsjOufNdL
Judge Davis's letter of acceptance shows
that he thoroughly comprehends the situation.
In that letter he declares that II Ia the part OF
patriotism neither to seek nor decline the Chief
Ma9istrOcy. He would, uf course, like to bc
President, and, seeing that the candidate who
shall bo agreed upon to run against Grant Is
likely to succeed, he Is willing to avail himself
OF whatever prestige hls Labor Reform nomna-
tlon can give him toward securing the high po-
stton He knows very we'll. however, that the
question of the anti-Grant candidacy must be
definitely determined Ivy another convention or
other conventions His conditional acceptance
" SO phrascd IA to allow him TO withdraw grace
fully should the Cincinnati Convention Ok on
some other man or the Democracy refuse to rat
ify. Though willing to take advantage of the
opportunity afforded Of putting himself In the
line OF promotion, Mr.. Davis IA not unaware OF
the TACT that the choice Of those Of his party who
hold with him that the good Of the country re-
quires that Grant shall be defeated, Ia "a likely
or even more likely, to fall on Trumbull or GratI
Brown than on h IN, and we think Is evidently
prepared 10 acquiescc In such selection.
The undisguised nntngunlsm OF representa-
tive Republicans Ike Schurz, Trumbull, and
Davis leaves little or no room to doubt that
Grant may and will fail Of reelection next
November, N the diGercnt elements OF opposi-
tiOn combine against him. "a we have no reason
to doubt they will do. What L. to be the nature Of
that cOmbiritiOn-w neither the Liberal Repub-
hcans are to assist In the election Of Demo-
cratic Fro sident, or the Democrats will consent
To aid IN making 'rrimhull. Brown, or Davis
Chief Magistrate Of the nation remains yet to
Dc developed.
The sun., 1872-03-01
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.


SEALED PROPOSALS. viii. b received ny ,ss
= school Trustee ut the 9th ward the oiHrn OF th
Clrrk II the ncpaguucni ~ Public instructor, corr
Grand and Elfh -t-. unt "wednesday, the 6tl day u
March ~! ami until T.. ~ said da for the iclAt
seat, and other furniture required for the neN Cram
mar school on 5ith Ht, near "a aN.
Proposals viii aso De- received 81 the same time l7i
sad school.
specifications mas he seen a tie Office ~ the Sun'r.
uttudrht OF BuNIrgs aud u pgit., li6 Gr.ud st., ti
Iluur.
Two responsible and approved suret,s will o. r'.
qulrtl from the successful lld Proposals. will not
BE- considered uulcs- surttics arc named.
lh Trustee reserve thr right 70 cct any all Of
tla IIopusIi offered.
IlrIIs IHAip.
TIMOTHY tNfI. Nusrlnf
IO'lN ll ,LlN-N-. school Trustees
luii. ia N, A fflfrA. lyih Ward.
iUu'IA, I.rA...Ut,
The sun., 1872-03-01
SHIPPING.
4 NCnOR LINE STEAMERS

4 NCIiOR LINE S'rEA MERS
"a sall CSesy Wednesday and saturday 70 and from
GLASGOW, Liverpool, londonderry, and QuctuatoWn.
In'a,nses b9okcd g. @nd from any railway station IN
Great btain, Ireland. Norway, Sweden DeinarE DER.
many, Holland, Belgium and the United states,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafts on tha old country for any amount.
Apply at the COmpany's offices. 1 Rowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTIiEfl9 Agents
The sun., 1872-03-01
I ,oNG IsLAND RAILROAD:

James slip a. follows:
b8l A. &, Urccnpurt Mail Train.
lgD 4. NJ ROslyn, Glen Cove Locust Valley Hunting.
ton. and Northport Pass niger Trains
81. NJ, klyerhead and seg Harbor Express, through
TO Greenpurt on SATURDAYS.
- T. 81, EApross Trains fug Ronlyn, Glen Cove Locust
valley, Huntington, and NOrthport.
5:Sl i. NJ, NOfthpOrt Way Train.
All trains connect NJ Branch FOR IIemnstcad
sunday trains for Huntingdon, Sorthport Roslyn
W5O A. VI. and GIN