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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12

orB III one or two OF them. IshGss no
doubt that any ty.fsherman Of expert.
ence may go tomorrow to Holyoke and
fish in the evening and the following
morning, and kill thirty or fof[Y mad.
Perhaps Il Is getting late in TIA season,
Next June, I have no doubt, hundreds
will enjoy the sport, and as the river Is
wide, and there is plenty Of room for all
rods that may come, the sport will prob.
able be lively. ~. r.l
have written this letter for the inlor-
nation Of brother anglers, who, Ihave no
doubt, will be glad to have the question
definitely answered by my assurance that
! have killed shsd with the fly, and that
Il is worth doing. Faithfully yours;
~ 20 u. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 11.-Flour-Steady,
in good demand and unchanged. Wheat
Active and frmer; western red 81 40a
4s; amber Sl65l1 90. Corn-Mixed
western dull al 5Sic. 0ats-Active and
firm; mixed western 47a48c: white 53c.
Rye = 70a75c. Provisions - Stronger.
Mess Pork-Quiet at SIT 25a17 so. Bacon
ACTIVE; shoulders DC; rib sides 10lc;
clear rib 101Al1c. Sugar cured hams l4i
a16ic. Lard-Dull at SisS4c. Butter
Unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 9Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, July 11.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm; 50 75a7 90. Wheat
Quiet; No. 9 red winter $40. Corn
Firm, 50c. Rye-steady, zoe. 0ats-35
a45c. Observation-Disclosures. Provisions
Opened active and closed quiet. Mess
Pork-Firm, $40 75a1700. Lsrd-Firm,
steam stssic; kettle jobbing sales at Sta
SIC. Bulk MeatS-Firm, shoulders open.
ed at II and closed at 7sc; clear rib sides
9ta0tc; clear 0sa9ic. Bucon-GOod de.
mand; shoulders &c; clear rib sides l0c;
clear 10c. Whisky-Steady, Geo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
TraYeIera' ReEisLer.
-
ARRrTkL or TRADB.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hours AZ which malls are duo aAd close Rt the
Post once In this city. Prepared II, accord
Anco With the latest TINE tables on. me raii'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, July 11.-Trade move
ment slow with both agents and jobbers.
There has been q break In the prices OF
fine bleached shirLiugs; New York Mills
Is down to 19c; Wamsutta and Utica
Nonpariel 1sIc; Utica IS inch to 1910,
and do. heavy 10 17ic. LaconiA browns
now lie. COrdis ticks lower. LScouin
and pepperell drills, l8fc, Several den
inns reduced 1c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July II - Flour - Market
steady with q moderate demand. Wheat
No. l spring soft 81 zeal go; hard
81 203; No. z. do 81 1877. Corn
No. 2 mixed 30ta87G. 0Ats-20c. Rye
No. Q offered at COO. BArley-Fall No.
9, Gle, Provlsions-Unchanged. Whisky
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12

A YOUNG lady Of schenectady has been
made a member OF q hose company. : =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
IREnTs WIu1Ep EnR IllE nEn BOOK.
Wilt for a Price List 70 J. 4. JOHNSTON,
Great Works
~ srIFBFrlID ST., PTrlBv1oH, Pa,

III sHITHPIELD 81, PrEEIBuGoH, Pa,
BrOeoh.LOidIpg shot Guns. 90 to 800. Double
shot 9unB, 19 10 $50 single Guns. OS 70 60
Rides, Ss 70 t75. Revolver o. 70 S15. Pistols,
eIto OBJ; Gun NAtGEIGl, Ri6Oing TAeklei &c.
Large dISo0RHt5t 10 dSdltr5 Or clubs. Army Guns,
Revolver, ETC., bought. or lraded foE. GOOD
paid FOR. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12

hnCe WIN ne AVe8ti b43He bAplu9 IN Hao tSt
roads.
CLEVELAND 4 PITTsBuRGH R.R.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. 40 .. m. Dll.SO 9. m.
steubanYtie, WellsburE liOl5 .. N, 6:I6 p. m,
Way HStl Wig 70 WsllSl 1918 .. m.lil;so q, m.
B.Ao.H.R. oLOsE8. DUE.
baltimore i WRsh'tOn 40 p. N. 8 Am.
rhllGphIA d New York. g. y. n. u am.
Way NEl, Wheeling tol
Cnmbsdind ....,....... 0.i0 .. m 6;2Op. m.
Way Mail, Grafton 10 Far
kersburg,.. .:........ 1910 .. IN b:aOp. ~
New Creek. I. 49,. 8 pm an.
Go.R,R CLosEs. DUE.
Way Mall. Wheeling toI
Columbus, ........,,..,.l (.30 q. N. GU p. N.
Cincinnati, 81 Louis 4 ..
indianapolis. ......,,.G $50 q. m l2:O0 q. nj
Chicago and ZGneBVllle,l 1910 q. m. $3.50 p. m.
Cambridge B BarnesHip $50 Q. m; 1900 .. m.
Brll4lre and ZanesVtlle 450 p. n. go p. N.
HEHPYTELD r. CLOSES. DUE.
Way Nall 70 Washington. 400 p. m. s:30A. N.
Washington. ............i $50 q. m G'5Op. N.
STAGE LTIEs. cLOsEP, DUl.
St ClAifAV1lls. and Nor
ristOEn,, Ohio, ........ 1850 a, N 1000 q. IN.
81 ClGlrsVillo aud Nor. -
TistOWn, Ohio. ,......... 300 y. IN. GOO p m.
MI Pleasant Ohio 80. 200 y. N lli:O0 q. IN.
"" and Sat y: Nv f:SO p N, IaOOn IN.
CsdIz Hack, Non, Wed -.
and PTld.. ............. 500 3. m.
CGdiE Hack, Tues, Thurs s-t r- =
anu SAT .a...... ........ 800. p'JO ~ l'
RyersOn Station, Saturday 100 4. m. .o,
afhuAy.s 81. GUO " N
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money aud Stock Market:
NEW YORK, July II. MONEY Easy
at 8 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm at 109ia
l00s for 90 days, 110ta110f for sight.
GoLD-Actlve and higher, advanced
from 115s to 11Gt, closed steady at no.
Loans Cad per cent. Clearings $4S,OOO,-
900. Treasury disbursements eS4Sl,7OO.
Customs receipts $28S,O0O.
GoVERHMENTs-Dull but strong.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

ing over hundred choice examples OF the PAST sono,
ton. the founders of the art aud their i",'''.'
fouowers This is, 10 casual admirers OF arr
-, -, r. have NOT had the study Of 1t by when
alone ,he fine degrees Of the old art can be estimated
en- 800, interesting part of the exhibition. Here are
some OF the chief works of Prout DE wiut' pa'a ~
po,ro,t Fielding Grtin, Cattermoe-inen VINO auueo
, ~ small province to the realm OF art, WIN nine
mportant drawings by Turner. These embrace hea,y
every characteristic phase OF his art, the "IlVon'
large drawing being of the very best examples Vi
his classical period Exeter" of his best and purest
art in which natural inspiration enters for as much ns II
over did in his results There also twelve drawings
by VIM Hunt in whom, perhaps, more completely than
in any other Englishman, art met nature on equal
terrns-who reached at the highest splendor OF
color and the best realization Of hs subject matter
stanheld Harding and some Others of the purely
naturalistc school OF painters arc represented-lnen
who only see art in forms in which nature embodies
it The best representatives Of this school, being still
alive cannot be included in the Winter exhibition, and
they will add little TO It when they can.
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Gclu tl1ante0-- Hlales.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 5l West Thy-seeondst Os Wes. ISeA ihfa
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-First-class CANYASSERS for,
"Abbotrs Life Of Napoleon Ill" New Edition, with socouhe o
the Prusn Of the bmperor makng an e
Rsn octave pages and the theme renders tue most
popular Of the day. Exclusive territory wn no eoeuoh
b. RUSSELL Publisher. Boston. Mas. --
VyTANTED-A YOUNG MAN Of good col
erc eiucatoB understands bookkeeping and abe 20 e9
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Once.
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w YOUNI MAN TO enter goods; must be go0l ana ta
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XVANTED-A first class JOB COMPOSIIOR;
w one accustomed do ornamental We. a. pn ~1rs Ia
office Address H. g. Box D. 955s NeWYoh Foomoe
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Qonnirn properin 10 fft.

MARKET GARDENERs-Fin chance for n
Nl s,a, MAN With h,.s ..pAbo cash four
Aes w Ics s.bhns sene oo fruits beres NC
TND LET--COUNTRY RESIDENCE, furnished
upuuished wh svs a. an ground a.
dseo Barsm hssso ssesbj Lsss bsa Es,isl
Ins, 4, ~ Bseassss. al
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Gitp propfrtn 10 ffi.

VO LEASE, with early possession, first
esss STORE Psrk cbuIobst fe aboat 50
CzJsJ HOMER MORGAN 2 PBssi.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ana WEST
~ - ERN RAILROAD

~ NORRIS SNn fuSEx bivIsToy
ss% SaJAI S9gsS Ss asFcss %fThSS
DePo IN kss Yort oo, q Barclays, and 9: ?, chEoC.sr ~:
$50 BROAD 6AUGB EN Pkhss rRls boon.en Br.ses
Cortland without Of connecting Dove, vita
Cbs;,ef r. at W0 stn so,,e. ~ ,ns At Scranton VIII l.
81 n ExPREss NAIL TRA AIS D.nns ., BS's
for Gndoyer and Newton awuhngon With b, D. L ,nd
syr.cu,e PhPbuV win Leh and sguehaSHa AID LsS
i2:co n, PHILLiPSBURG EXPRESS as Neyal H.t.os
SofstGE3 sS Geme & M m 'n & e2pree' % si,dsps and Ls
and T. E sse de5sh ysy .5 4 , M sSlIls '
400 p. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va pae'son ,,t
BoOnon runs directly through 70 ser,noa aeo Dove, ~
Chester R. R. and a W.terleo with sus'eI r r ,,.ep
a. wstsroo Ti,S sSs,I PSr5urg vh I<1ss aDa ss.
Sue1sma r r. and Lseish VALLEY r. X for St-S'eH
s9p $40 3 NJ hAcKk TsTows SxpREss connect. Win Chester A.
with SusseI r. for Andsvsr NeEton, aud FfAn<bs
For aoRRISfowS. At 7:is o:io iOo 1880 u. AsO a'' '
for SUMMIT a. -:l: 7o eiO 1910 andnoo. 2 '
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 5S 20 s;lo 20 20 ns ,
m no. 2:3o, $50 49, $3.50 $780, e;oO $50 s;' 1850"
S gS W. ans 1870 H M D lilo 200 1O SEQ SEQ $50
40 so 500 ~, 80, 80 ~ ~ Pat NeFa1. WV wv ~
"a IfSss o5t afse To- 'ID BIDooaFIEGD and MoSrCBArR 1s
'' And 'o'0 N" And 20 '" 40 RE3soSER
ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement Of
IL effect Jan 20 l8 From Chamosrst Depot o
sS'GneGnsu and Chicago Day Express Drawing Co-eA
| Ia Butao aud Sleeping Coaches Ia destination
lIam-Brpns Ms for Buffalo ard Niagara Falls Drawngkoou
and 'Oaches
D. m DalT -Cncinni and Chicago Night ESprea sieepne
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati, Detroit asa
Chicago HhOat change.
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jens g. g. n ano 'll;l5 .. H., t.3O aud =
Goshen aad NdleioFu, 40 $3.50 Il aai 'n:i w. 81"
| l:30 and ftT m.
Warpick, l. II and 'll:l5 a. n and 400 D.. N.
Nevburch 1897 sni II a. 3:3l and 4:l0 p. n.
SuGefn 7:3O g. 1880 II and 'lS $3.50 5 G. ieo . r
Ris.tsoo Hoholu Al.Daa, ,pa Rams.y, f79o 1870 H.
sII;l5 4 NJ. 1890. 5, 6, $780, and ~ll:3) p. m
+7:3O 1890 TO- H. Fll:l5 Y y -
$50 4 S. 5:15 g. $3.50 - 3 10 snd II 20 m.
Newark %S;s5 and lI;3os and 3:45 SIS and 'sD
Ruherfurd PARK and PaSaic, t5 80 1880, TO- II hooo
sEAs 3:30 (. Sis 6, s6:30, g. 10 aud +il:3o p. m
Hale Haekensck and Way S5 and ts+S m, ; s,a sDd
s o. m and fl2 MI.
E1rsvOOd s. 74s 70 asd go a. H. BIS .5 $50 &c
anil s7:f5 p. m, and 'l2 Mid
D. m. snd il2 Mid.
| nd t7:45 D. m, and re Mid.
Pieron Eyaek, 74j 10 and $50 l9o 3.l5 tts SO,
6:3O and f7:45 D.. m. snd ~ Md.
n. BrrAns leaving Chamben't hall hours ssvs
hnst IS minutes earlier than abae The ID
% m II Mid. Train, Chsmbers-st.
Brran the ~ r. r. and Newark Branch leaving Chkmbers
quarter hours leave Twen hrt. 30 minutes arer iAan
time.
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing Sleeping
Obtained the checking transfer Of
the Compf otce24 5l9 and 9ol Broad
Brooklyn Companys Dpo' and o. Agents at The pnncps
sDay fSundays only rtGoshen Sunday only.
JNO n. ABBOTT General Passenger ArenL
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dancing Academies.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
~ No H2 FlFTHANk
Twcevett classes hopds ard TbarsesJs Tuesdays ss'
Fndsys WednesiAIs and SsturdaIA -
SATURDAY and Fnds' evening Monday spt
THURSDAY evenings gentlemen for &e send Tor ereus
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARLESTON s. G.. FLORIDA PORTS, AND TEE SOUTH
s-r--s.- AND SOUTHWEST. -
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, from Per
No ~ North River o. IN The steamships
JANIS ADGkK Capt +. J. LOCKWOOD Tuesday. Jan q
GEORGIA Can't. CKoNELL, 1harsday, Jan- 81
MANHATTAN, Capt NJ. s. WooDHULI SATURDAY Feb. l.
Superior Accommodations pSHge Through passage aeke
AMI bills Of ng issued OnnohoD With the s9utn earoua
points South the North Eastern Railroad
10 Florence Cheraw the CheAw and Darlington Kali
road ana Florida ports Insurance by this line Oh
forgaued free OF eommlssoa bls oi
adng signed the once. Local Passenger ana fFghs
~ HENRY e. MORGAN L Co, AgentS
For through freight tara further uormsu6d m reference 70
through irc ghi, apply 10 BEN LEI u. hAsDbLD
General Agent Great southern Freight lane No Jll Broadsay
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BE DISPATCHED AS SOON An
LOADED.
Entfan Thnnas st
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Ncm 1]nblications.
FULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.

EULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.
Now ReadV
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
No. 3
CONTAINS FOUR AMERICAN INSTITUTE LkCTthtS
FRAN AND MIND UN FULL With Illustrations BY PrcL
CHENIcfG pIsCovERiES OF THE sPECTRoSCoPs. By Prof
g. r. BARKER Of Yale College. - .....o.r =,
ASTRONOMICAL CONQUESTS or THE SbCIhOSAOfh by
Prot G. A lOCSG Of Dartmouth College. -
OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THk SUN by PToL I. a
YOUNG Of Dartmouth College
No. contains
COMPULSORY EDUCATION. BKBCHER.
MASIFRS OF TiIE SITUATION. FIELDS
IS THERE GODf Dr. BELLOWS
LOST ARTS WENDELL PHILLIPS - -
LETTERS on SANDWICH ISLANDS. MARX TWAIN
No. I contains .
SIX LECTURES on LIGHT BY Prof. TYSDALI With all The
Illustrations
PRICE cents ceLts each hodrets
SheeL ty Mail lhh ihInoN,
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SOUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. 1. :
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on AND AFTER MoSDAY sBPTBMBBR IT, ss TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND GRASD-sT. FERRIES AS
FOLLOWS
$50 m.-hai " Paehosue, via stage 10 Fire Place
600 A. n.-Aocoonmotsncn V bsbylen
l;Oo y n.-Aecommcdanso 70 Babyen until October l.
$3.50 n.-RIprsss for Pskhegss stage tfire Place
$50 p n-AorozncAaus ~ PakAcgss
$3.50 p n-Aeeemm sdstoa 70 BAtyel
$50 n-Aescn nsdation V Me-
The 30 and 1000 ae $50 tAlrs eoasect a.
Valley stream fer Par Rsshavsy Anss With
WALTER H0hAE, ssperntssdesl
PAND, MCNALLX L. Co.'s RAILWAY
AZ GUIDR AND AID BOOK cvss ssd aelst
hrss Of ~ rssAa as pv Ne yspshasa nall sspass q
svsy resssA ss4 n,ss ~ OsAsse ", s
0yU6eaaa pnss svsh
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REAL ESTATE.
sEw.YoKK. TUESDAY, Jan. 7s. 1919.

sEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Jan. 7s. ls71
At the Exchange, to-day, the only public transac-
legal made by William KenDey who sold BY
order Of Supreme Court acpg Of Solomon
Higgins referee the feoy bet double tenement house and LOT ?a
by fret located the essiery side Of
Bndset l25 feet souhery from Heserst The premises are now
rented for 81 Henry Kngnen purchaser
for $4,000 Also similar building loi % l763 and 8 located on
the sOuhery aide Of Het So feet inches westerly from ea
wbion for about 900 G. j. Gof for S2o
Also acting George ngrahsm referee the lo
20 feet front by % feet feet located the sou'her side OF
Teen commencing IS feet ss;ery from SeSenhsTe Tor
$500 10 j. b. Fnd Two westerly adjoining parcels were with
drawn The sold by NaiiheW Brennan
sheg the eIped lease Of the premises 2sI6) located on the east
ey side Of Thrsve norhsry from Tsentyeghht
which property per and the water TAt's
John NJ Carroll, the pAuus ia ibe issa aeuoh Was he purchaser
The legal sale announced to b. F. H. IuOv Co. 1na'i
adjourned until the 18th proImo
A. private sale the folloTns are Iepsrei; m "a . v,,.r,
and S u easer lines located on The nohery sac
sve Tor @oo and one lot 2Ii located on westerly the
Grand BeHsy1r - feet '90eT ouT G i on e ndeTy
side Of Eighty urhst commencing Y ieei l1eh ea n,h ht
;a:S' s:S for So go and the assessments which val -'-' '''
saes announced made at the BIehang. tomorrow;
BY Hugh N Camp legal under the direction Of Charles J1cl
ree lot 2oIo located the westerly soe OF Ley
ingO9ay SO iet 9orthey from fe'S Ia sane
b. Muller %isins Co.. under The direction Of EdETi I'd
H. Andersen referee 2S9 located the ouhey side OF
Portietb-st feet westerly from Fih
Partition described improved property:
The fveory brick lot 25 aud 4I aud ss located
known as No 81 Msden-lane.
The thee-sory brick house and lot z ana <sao ana A'
located and Known a. No so Peatlst -, 81,
3sr6l3 and o. located The sntherJ sce OF
Cheyt 50 feet q inches wess[ from james SEP
and Known a. Nos t6 269, 2o9l and 21l Monroe-st
The granite the 4io brick buildings, located AZ e
junction ofEIchauge place, Hanover and BeayerstS ,
The .to bs lot 2OI OI66 located aud known as
No. Il9 Pearl-st. Hanover slusre) ~
Br lanes Miller legal sale the direction OF Richal G.
lSui o. located the souhery
de commencing go feet westerly IRON Seeond's'
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6iiuaiions Male5

5iiuaions Udnteo-- Alale5
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AZ the UfI0MH M ,
TO at regular Office rates
AN EXPERIENCED MAN and his WIFE
n SITUATIONS the Man to work on farm ard hrs Ws o
sace Cali or address T"ent'eventh'' bet seventh
THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT, a New
"A Yorker ouyent With the French and aHns
n sar: sTPeeT sTo As or ss
mderate reference undoubed Address b. K Boz Os Tribune oGe
A GERMAN man and wife want situations
6BSfRs woRk T'4 s '1fs as " cooE WASHER
Of H0Uskw0RKi good references Apply 81 West Forty
A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, accus-
tend SsfSf S e, n,95 S5Fo @ 9 % s sa
Please address b. w. Abingdon square Post Ohee N l.
A SITUATION is wanted for the COACH
"A MAN formerly living with Mr. Greeley at Chappq1a rs & IN
cR,Ppaqus Plsr w..icSsstr County, Sev.Ycrs.
AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN desires a
n situation Night wstehmsn in wholesale store has been 90
70 esaIacei and ability. Ai. j. p D. Bon 100 Tribune oGa
A GERMAN GARDENER. married, without
80 @ 1iS vni s 91'SG S .o ouS ss ss ts Of ae.s
0rTo, so7 West F,hy.fourth.st.
A YOUNG MAN speaking French, German,
N and Eussh SITUATIONS Is no! AFRAID ot work
RRASCAIS Tribune osee
A PHONOGRAPHIC ANIANUENSIS wishes
:a11 o e sIs 1S' .oi a .'iSI5. Sl Boz &
A YOUNG MAN (Colored) wishes a situation
~ VALET PORTER Ia store or to travel as head or private
waiter Call or address for : day', 5fJ sirth-sVe
NRAPE-VINE PRUNING, &c, by first
" class gardener. Addres PRUNRR Tribune OGee.
DESPECTABLE AGENTS WANTED to
Ia SELLa NEW STAPLE PATENT ARTICLE Only feay fe-
,ponsbe need apply ats BRIGGS go Bro.dway Room
SITUATION WANTED by q young mar
y NED COLLECTOR Ia wholesale house, best o. cry
reference Adeas COLLECTOR Box IO Tribune
once |
VNO ANY PARTY needing the services of "A
l. faithful industrious Man, American BY birth azd 30; Is shi
machinery and house painting Is gool schoi roou
prove shop ohce ANYTHING taa ofers Good ey
reference Please address INDUSTRY Box 10 Tribune ohee
VNO FARMERS.-A YOUNG MAN, 20 years
situation farm 70 learn with expectation 70
experience and is of good hab5 expects
to the family. Address Box no $50 NeSlorG foOlct
WANTED, by young married man (Amerl-
sbitr SITUATION IS OUTDOOR CLERK, permanent Po'
,itcn. Address CLERK Boz 100, Tribune Ohce.
VVANTED-A SITUATION in some large
,pees Ar intelligence sr at hrst modrate age -
Address FANEuIL Tribune 0mce
EVANTED-A SITUATION as GARDENER,
w Pen thoroughly understanding his business
references Call address j. Bndgmns SeedStore
so BoSdEay.
NVANTED-A situation by an Englshman
w private family. Good city reference Address
A. ", 35s East Ninth-st Room y
| NNANTED-By young man, who can fur
w SITUATION in whole
| sale house. Address W.. Box ll+ Tribune ohce
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5teampodIs ano RAILROADS..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for
500 rom Per y n R. t0S. q ,4,ss R@l-ss9Sst
:' 6s:l aTs are !. % B0sToS s. IS TO FRoyiPsScE e.
and Prov R RS !, n Kas le.
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON, via NEW
PORT.-Tbe steamers EMPIRE STATE and OLD COLONY.
eSp. m TcLs sold 70 principal points IN Tie
White Mountains. and Provinces A. p BACON superintendent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
this connecting Sandy HOot with Long Branch and ali
se Gn; %oan .s aaf Bs v b
tor Bay Side Se &c. r Leave foot Of aqA, % - as i09s
Tons .TSSfyS w,f;'oSf fs
1 5 -EIS% nsSn TPsssGo sss F %hs I3T T6:s sss 10 s
PSsSfpHs Ri ISI5f sH ,S1 SS W t.s ,sSP SP O'Clock loves.
CIV. BENTLEY GeA Manager l2o BrO.d~Ar.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave SeSOfi from foot of Debros'e' and COslsnd
EIpc for Harrisburg, Pittsburgh the West. and SOUTH with Pu
r.ace Car. attached 800 and $3.50 Sunday T.
For BatnOre Washington and the South at s.mLsPm Sun.
Express Ph., g. n. 1890 I45 s9o NJ.
l2 night Sunday g. $780, and 800 D.
For Pns ;15 Va .iIsSs ksSsSs.Sa S... as =: aud
s9a % sss't @ G 80 81 o SO ssS 3 IL @ sIo s T. s 3
o. TO- 1880 II ?. m. Sunday s2a 6, and slO p IN.
g"a s h5aD;'e so s % 80 Sg . So $50 e. sG ss @ @
$40 TO- 1880, u m. Sunday SEQ. 6, and 8:l0p m
For Railway $50 8l0 $50 and 10 l. 2 1880 3
$40 $50 clio $50 ;o $50 $50 g. $50 $50 s;lO 10 and II
FOR wcci5ridSs Gn6oy 10 m $50 $40 40,
and $50 p IN.
Tor Ys~ Brunsuei IL H. ~ 4:lc, $40
u night Sunday, o, and p
Por East hilstone a. u 4:l0 and 500 p. m
For Lsmber,lle and Remington 3 a. n. and y. IN.
For Philpshurg and Beiyidere 2 and m.
Bordentoxn, Burlington, and CandeB aud $50
l23O. :. J, 3:t0. l. and D. IN.
For Rreehod 7, m, and m
For Jamesb1g Pember.on, Camden a. N. $40 y. n
Trains follows: From Pittsburgh, $50. E03 IA,
daily lO4 and 6:4 daily, MONDAY From Wrsbrg
Baltimore 6:UA asa lO;l2 Sunday Prom
Phadepbis sal $50 lola llO4 ll;4 GlI 3;5. 500 $50. D.
m. Sunday. G2l, 6;5B, ll:0s q. m
Ticket 0hee 526 49, 2 and eA Broadway; No House
Of Debrosses and Corand EmyTant Ticket Omce
Battery place ID. h. BOYD jr., Gen Pass Agent
A j. CAssATT. Gen Manager -
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
l. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. fraius
will leave Desbrosses and Cortlandtsi Ferries;
s bre kKpress ldsily suBdsl with Palmsn Palace
Car through FROM ErwYork 10 OIL CITY. Arnye Sanbny $50
wIlanspor sS Lock Haven s:s5; Remove nl0
Allegheny River R. oil Region al Bne
with Lshe SHORE r. r. for all poip<s West.
sS ~. Bne Mail teslrl ~ith Pullman Palace Car nom
Philadelphia te Ene Arrive Sunhury, SIS; Wihimspo $40;
Leek svsn s;s0 Remove Ipnetop sl0; Cory,
73S Coan-e Irvnecn and Cory with OIL Cresk aud
shen River r. for the Oil Region khs with Lske Shore
al points West
W. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
W. GORE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-25

THE PUMPKIN AND THE ACORN
There is story Of learned man living in
France who boosted OF not believing in the
being Of God. One day as he was lying
in the shade under large oak tree, and
looking at pumpkin which was growing
in garden close by, he shook his head
and said. "The wise world could not be
made by great and wise God, for if it
were, the small acorn would not grow on
the large oak tree and the large pumpkin on
so small plant. If | had made the world,
should make the pumpkin and the acorn
change places"
As the foolish man was putting himself
up with concet, and thinking himself
wiser than the Maker of earth. the sun and
the stars, an acorn fell from the oak tree,
and gave him such sharp blow on the
nose as to make it bleed.
ooh! what a fool am! !" said the aston
ished man. 81 have received crack on
my nose for my folly, and it is we'll for me
that pumpkins do not grow on oak trees ;
for if they did my nose would be smashed,
or perhaps broken. now see that am
wrong. and nature is right. | will never
again say that there is no God"