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GENERAL NOTES.

Very timid people have q habit OF looking
nnder the bed before they get into it, Mrs smtn' a"u
lady Of the Stafford Hotel. WesbOurnevillas England
heard q scraping noise beneath her couch Natuah!
che awoke Mr. Smith, who, on lighting eahoe anu
making a search found below the couch AlreI Std IN
nell with al loaded six-barreled revolver YAH
tern two large knives and pair Of false MINISTER'S
rather volcanic and miscellaneous assortment W se'P
ever Mr. Cracknell was committed for trial.
Those who desire TO study graceful ana
picturesque economy must 20 to the district school
committees Of New England One OF these hooe OF
ranzations has refused pay teacher Tor the ume
approprated In attending the funeral OF an aged ac-
while another has just paid IT'S last WINTER
tacber so saving the interest on the money lOf tDat
,iae Tbere is kind OF lOftness and largeness about
tbs condnct beside which that OF the committees that
dent nav their teachers at all sinks into the merest
insigBlhoance.
1t is no joke for man to be fined El5,73O
rs Cd even though he may not have 10 pay the final
siIpenoe This is what has happened TO Mr. Carmouehe
Of London who under pretense of distliDg perfumed
spirits TO he used for perfumery and not drnksbe has
been manufacturing quantities OF pure spirits OF VINE
and selling the same There were &c counts IN the IN
dictment OF Mr.. CarmOuche, and he was hned IN An
amount equal 20 treble duty on each count me poor
has done a very natural thing under the cIcuni-
EtanCes-he has abScOnded
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK ENDING JULY

ROPEs or SAND AND OTHER STORIES. BY the Author
Of Woven Of Many Threads" Syo PIP 40 4. q,
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INV ELEMENTARY GEOMETRY. BY BENJAMIN Green -
leaf A. VI. l2mO. PIP. lSG. DAVIS * COLI. w
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WHARTON AND SrELLE's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
Third EDITION. 2VOs. $40. (kay9--.......-..-lO W
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steambcats ano RAILROADS..

NTFW- HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c. = Fare,
~ al rs seameu eave PeksD for hewisVen al jil9 and IL
m Day (sGndaJs eIeepel connecting With the nilroad
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf F.,
IIIFyTOWN LINZ TO THE WEsT-Paaenger and freight
station In New orb Mbevs CONNECTS somefne WIN
south Br,peb r. at Hampton Junction WITH Delaware Lacssnn
"a Wes, Railroad Al Phpshug With ehgh and snsquehanns
~ .l.o With Lehgh VALLEY Railroad Direct line to lisrnsbgrg
Pitbueb and the West also TO Central rennV'n ana he"i'
State. sruuFo ARRANGEMENT
Commencing 90 l87JLeaye New, Ig,h a. foioH'i ~,
qn SEws TEaS for Bsston, Bethlehem, Allentown Maueb
fn'anL Tsuaoua Wilkesharre ScrSuton, sharon, &c
Gam-Way Train FOR SomerVile ~. No., n, ~,
vs. rain fo FemnCion Easton, Belvidee Bath, hanoh
c,nl WiieSsre Pttson MahapoJ City Mt Carmel Hsieton
Towan Waverley, &C. Connects al Junction with
pei MopsNs FrpEEss daily Except sundays for Esston
,,w usTurg and tne West, Connects at Somervlle for
I1sna1 Al F.,iSp Tor Msnoh Chunf Tamaqus Wilesbae
Scranton Tovanda WGVery te, with through cars to DD'Ik
Hillansp0r, 6e eon.,xu,
i2.sO n m-RIPREs for Flemngton hason, Bath AHenorn
NJ CbmI usbspoy CITY Hafeon, Wihe,brre Scranton Read
i Co,nhi, Isncaaer Ephrata. POtsyis, Harrisburg &C.
Train 10 Eason, Allentown. and Belyidefe
$3.50 m WAY Train for Psinheid. NJ, ~, r..
kaston, AlenlOHn ano htucb Nhunt wv
at. At Jupesou with Del. Laef and West X K
"a n M -W.v Train for Someryle and Pennington.
5p m-WAy Train for Someruls
"a FvSxIsg EXPRESS. daily for Eaon. BelyideT Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chrsgo, &C.
snd D. m.-NAY Train for somer'lle'
On M Emgraut)-For bas0n.
ais snd 1880 n T-RAy Trains for Planbeh .
70 Ei,sbb A. $3.50 $50 $40 645, 1 S:g 9 go lEl3,
H. ii:I5 M 1850 2s9 go 2:iS = is go
X. T. KICKER and Bng
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lDOhSl AN ~ n DINAti4L va III - II
4 COURT or CHANCERY. made Cause HANLAM y.
GROIN 1870 No H. for the Administration Of he Estate of ENTITY
OLWANT late OF BotoH IN Lancashire ~ bns spner who
claiming 20 be chen O THOMAS tA
TRRALL OLwANr who the 1914 reside
part Of claiming be The legal personal representative Of
del nh june 1905, aud also all
claiming be JOHN OLWANr BBWSHEk or WILLIAM Bh"-
SHER the 1850 resided b. Lsncs shire On
England or claiming b. the legal personal sentative or repre-
sentatiye Of said JOHN 0LNANT BBMSER or WILLIAM
BEsRR in ease they either Of them died Alter Sh June, 1903
By their Solicitors before the ist daJ q November 1906 10
come prove their claims the Chambers Of His Honor the
Vice Chancellor Sir JAMES BACON 70. II NeS square
Lncon Inn London, kBg defaut thereof the WI
he from the benefit the ad Decree; Tne-v
of November 1873 al II of e clock Al noon AZ the sd
Chambers appointed for hearing aJTatBg the claims
Dated this 18th day Of june 1872 - .,,,. 80. go,
JOHNSTON. ) RAYMOND Buildings Grays Inn Middle
ser Agent Tor Messrs r. T. H. WlSDER Of Bo'tOu.e Moor
Ian England. Plaintiffs SOLICITOR.
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MRS. THAxTERs AMONG THE ISLES OF SHOALS. 81 30.
very fascinating Of the Isles which have become An"os
EuHmez resort. kBosu and eIjoved by everybody.
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MIss rHELPSS WHAT T0 WE

P,pe, 50 cents cloth 81 terrible indictment Of the prevalent
Ashton 10 book With Purpose-to make women
h.,r harper and more comfortable Tie telling book on
, su and the popular Miss Phelps hs written since
The G4aet Aj.r"
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INRlE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arrangement

ENRlE kAlIN A I summer Arrangement Oh
IL tatng effect Jane - El Prom Chambest Depot or
mCncnnst and Chicago Day Express Drawing coAeh
70 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination.
mEIpest Ms Tor Buffalo aud Nagar Pals Sleeping Coi'h
p m (D.ly -CnciunaH Chicago sstpin-
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Deiro' and
Chicago without change.
Pom Jerv. g. o. 'll:Is 40. &C., % AMI =
Gos1en ana ddieovu q. 9, 1880 II and +u;5 a NJ 5S
$40 i6:O and - p m.
NarWicE, 2. II g. ln. sui q" D. W.
Newburgh, 1890 Q and IL a. m, and A'p p ~.
Suaern. g. 1880 II and ':l5 J:i9, s. 1850 = and
Kjgewooi Hohosu, Aenla. Rsmseys $780, H. 'll;J
, m '3:it ;. 6, tG:JO, = aud fll:O p 10. - 80
p noon s. Sis Q, 900, =. 1880 and 'll.O
70 7:l5 's:i5 aud l:5 NJ $50 @l0 90 r. H. and
Riarf,t Park aus Pa~sie 645 g. $780, TO- II U:l5
Ps,ssc "v II Noon Tl5 Sis FG30 D. 1850 and slljO
HiTd,i. scLeusack WAY, D. glj aud 1915 y, l. and
c y m and y SATURDAY ui.li' olf
srung Nsiey aud Wsy. g. sna 3:l0 q. m 40 p m. $3.50.
Rrgewooi 10 aal 800 o., i:O. 3:lj, AS 4I5 $500 $50
Cre.sI 5 D. aud $50 lJ &l5 h' 3 tiJl and -"
SPslhin 5 g. 10 sbd $3.50 l;3o 35 Ai5 as, 3d. $50
4: S . N and u SATURDAY. nights oll..
ID and go m l:Ju, J:l1, $50, 'J'
ego 7:i5 D.. " SATURDAY nights ONLY.
leaving Chamber-s even or haH honfs eafc
n m n same The and u Mid Trains start IRON Cnam
B-TBs on the y r. snd Newark Branch leaving Chamber
o. on quarter bou Twentth ~ minutes earlier nan
Tor massage and for apartments Drawing Room and Slserng
Co1ess can oles the checking and transfer
the tOmpInYs ohrs14l ~ an 90 bfoa
w. -, one huud h and Trsve; 2Courst
Broru the Compsns D,po aud Of Agents a. the principal
Ho'' n,n, sundays ONLY. sundays Middleton ob'.
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mus BITS OF TRAVEL FL .

,h. spsGpg delightful series Of travel sketches
viii pofs a German Lsudady AM Picture Of Gasrn
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
MONDAY. June ~. 1919
LEAVE SEWNOkK PIER 2S, NORTH RIVER foot Of hursT
connecting al SANDY HOok with
an All stations tins and connecting Railroad
fii m.-For Long Brsuch.
For PHILADELPHIA Lolg Branch, Nueiu4 Tueksrios
Railroads
lt0 m-For Phsdephia, Long Branch, Rel W.reorb
and TGcksuDn Railroad.
400 m.For PhIiephi, Long Branch Red Bank sud
Sis .. m.-fo. Long Branch sni Rcd Bank
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK:
S;f5 a. m.-From LONG Branch and Red Bank.
$50 m.-fr0m Long Branch WsretOpn aud Al, moth
l24O m.-Ffom Philadelphia Tom hiEer
and Yueland RAILWAY
I:l5 .. m.-Ffom Philadelphia Toms River, ke
7.f5 y. m.-from Philadelphia ana stations
On SUNDAYS the $40 =. Wareoru
q ststOus Also 10 Red Baut.
FARh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA s. %
FRBlGHT 10 Philadelphia AksH 10 lons,traief
JOHN =. COLI, Gen Freight and Pal Assu.
p ? FINCu, Agent Pier No "a.
"A ufeul
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YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i The Most Delicious and Che'pest Ssuce IN the Wo'd
Warranted pare and free from injurious uGed en.
BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, l5sA.
Sale unprecedented in the his,orV o. SanceG
Oimn bottles o. H. ana Is
Trade Muk-Wllor Pattern Plate. Resar " Iptatou,.
Manufacturers: 6O0DRll BACkHUUSE q CUi
Leeds bpE,sht.
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EDUCATION.-I HIGH CLASS - Richmond
IA hill FRENCH ant GERMAN PROTESTANT or GENTLE
NEWS DAUGHTERS drtcs masters for the higher b1rrh'
English Frruch Italian, Latin music singing drsfng d'nf-
ng sciences &c French and German g0yerneses Religious s
lion clergyman ucuve terms, 20 % o. gneas THETA
Richmond. Suuey England.
NICOLL's SHIRTS, six for 40s.--i2 Regent
circus Pceadv London Eng AID con,nne ey-rt No
progeueut bsF Inat frsl. Gentlemen earn- ~ lrss
,hus or ones Supplied With s'us fr
climate. Carnage Dl 20 all zoe Als'
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On, Of he most entertaining Of books Pull Of lclat adventure
issrmsuor, tud intensely Interesting
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DELAWARE, LACkAA,WVoAaINNA and WEST

- MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap SOHburc Scranton,
Depos Of Barclay st. aud foot Of Chr,ophest
81 hMhR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY June ~ 1874
$40 m BROAD GAUGE RXPhkSS TRAN. boonOn Branch,
directly through from EeSiok 10 Water Gap sroudburt
Scranton Bnghaon Homer Cortland and STanse without change
OF conneen Chester R. With
Washington With train for PhPburg basoD Bethlehem
tsn Greene Orri Eorrrh AID ehi Springs Sersn
With L. ard r. for Kingston Wlteosfre Pton, k Take
this train for Buds Lste ana sen 0irTs Mountain
15 MAIL TRAIN connecting DenVe WITH Boon ton banet
with Chester Branch Waterloo With Sussex X or Audo
Newton Washington with the D. L. sud w r. X and at
PhHpsburg Iehg suqueAuua and Lehh VALLEY X for
al points those roads Tbs at Hopatc0ug
1900 m. BASTON EXPRESS stops a. Newark, Madison, Nor
nfovn Id all stations west connects at Waterloo with SUSSEX h
Phpsbug with Bel Del r. K for Belydere snd Lehgh
VALLEY r. H. Tor Bethlehem. Allentown hsuch Chunk NkesbaH
Reading and Harrisburg Take this tram Tor Hopaeong bunl' M
900 D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patterson and
Boopon directly through Waef Gap souasoug Scranton
without change Of carr stopping principal stations
Connecting Dover vita Chester K and at Waterloo With SUSSEX
this Tor B"dis Lsteani SchooeVs Mountain
$40 m EASrON EXPRESS connects Deyer with Chester K,
Waterloo With SusseI r. Washington With DsaEarr Lsc'.
wanna and Western X H. and az hast"n win Lehgh saHe' D..
for Bethlehem AptoSn READING Harrisburg and the West This
sac D. m HHCEfiTSTowS EXPRESS stops Newark Nlhur1
summit Morrsown, AMI al ssuons oOnnecu
with SUSSEX r. r for Andover Newton. and FrsnkHu.
4;2O p. DOVER EXPRESS stops al Ne~ar Madison hos
town and stations at Dover with chester H. H. Tor e'
For HoRRIsTOws at Us 9o 1hlo $500 N. 100 $40 40
Fcr SUMMIT a. 7, go Slo 1910 and ilOs- m. 1880 800
yor ORANGE anf SOUTH ORANGE us. $50 $40 SO lo:lo
End II. mo 1880 $50 $50 40 $3.50 500 $50 40 s'i9
70, NEWARK at 7ls s73O 80 1850, so $40 1910
iosn s.o A m 1870 f0 ZOO '230 $50. $40 1850,
leio ana l2.ol. m Trans marked stop Be-, Newark
Tor BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLAlR, al $50 G5) and to a
m lad zoo $40, $40. so, $40 and 81 a. P n;rpo s,
A
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HOWEILS'S A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE - o.
TIE most popular BOOB Mr. Hovs has yet w'ien-sdnred and
stAd b. everybody.
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PAPER NOvRLS-rHE WIDOW LBROUGE, and THE MIS
TRRY or ORIIv8L-iugby sensational following detectives II
pursut Of criminals ROPES OF SANDA collection Of very bright
attractive stones, RUTH NAXwELL-Bnlhsnt high bre, good
enough for spvbod, BBADYNOSBY MORTlBOlOne Of The be
soues iD OsgoOGs library Of Novels IS eens each
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AAnNETARY CRIAIS. .REMEDY..Legal I'm.

w der Circulating Currency Stamps Bank Note Paper be-
Government. for short periods Of time deposit o. approved
Secuntes the highest Securities the
e1ent Of IS per Securities
Of Securities deposited themselves Weld icccoriug
10 the then market yslus thereof GEORGE HADDON PELL.
Dsraers British Doge OF Venice Glldoles Nominal Thing,
Rus and Olgprs 'puDpstn
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Trains leave

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Trains leave
seslorl rom foot Of Dttrose, and corianii. ioo.
man P 10 G. aeh. $50 and go Sos su ss ta
Dor Bsmor, Washington ,nd South via Peun,,.nI. Air.
Lne" At $3.50 IT. and $50 SUNDAY 500 H.; p W aud
H. r. K st M " 80 aud = ? M; sa5lsy NJ ...
and o. m. SUNDAY, a:D Clio, $50 aud D.
For Phl'dph', Ksn'nstOH at and clio p SUNDAY,
k%gl,at .sd ..co1d elias. las; 7cS
as sSt J. S is Il 80 $40 so ! 80: % ia
Ser 20 s y s' $50 spT g. So T. 20 az sS y TO-
7:S $50 D. 81 $40 49, $40 $50 G:J 10 g. TO- iiyO
70 s Ii nsHs SG o $50 80 10 'nl o
3 $50 60 4a s2o $40 Gio $50 80 g. 10 Isd pGhI
Fcr woodbridge and Perth Anboy and 10 H. 400 3D. go,
FeI N..,Ro9.;cl 23o ,m =, e n" $40, 'io $40
For s. .a' s Iss Ssnal, Scon so and
rOf L,nbtTuls aaa Ple@i1gtos 81, 10 and srH
Accom- i,I Bordeniovn Burlington. CImden, and so
70 b., 2 Et :, b. sne i,m 2,,d4rm
Eo JIm..buF PsmbsO0. C'ndtu and IA boat from Pier
Tns. olo-,: From Psisbursb, $50. o2s sos Es
s.y az oss n and 20 p ~, oar, sI''p hasd,, Pro.
Air Line sunday go and $40 as 1918 D.
,o and D. S'I so s s f rdsS s "a "a
loi5p sandal, .92 . 60 go iiso a N. J'lS 1913
and foot o. ps.O''si and sRTI.I I.f' Ode, No.
D. n goYp if, Gen P." Ag'St
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
ONLY plaECr ROUTE WIIh0ur gHANGs or CARS TO
ThE OH EtGIoS ,'a Pis NJ of PENN Trans
s@L khs Epress daily except sInd, -ah PsmIs Palace
ws S1s i iS ssi Haven SIS R6o'o S % Ir,nsos
Sos 'Cty 80 me -, Ei oTaA s5 a. n,,oa and CI ~,
Nth Lais sbor. X X for all points West
p1sI.Eaa TO A Ere s A1,. susSar Sis wSaS.pos siS
LODI Hssss $50; Rsb0,o L. n lrnslob sn Corr, clio knt
Tbss, Tor The Oh al knr -iIs l-is i.'
AZ psss Wet ~, ,.,,,,s O.,
~ GOES &c. r.S i = aA'''"'N ''''' '''''""''
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,ra.ks nERxEs rorR or rnE woRLD N JOIN DAYs.
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Con0on ADVERTISEMENTS.

AKIISIIU NAINIIfN NNU 'I-U' NJ d
MONETARY CRISES AND TIE BRl ISL
VA DOGE or yESICEA Challenge 90 The British Priv mel
regari sdon P author OF Plan Of National
Currency liable Fluctuations in Value published 10 S'o BY
Pelham Richardson Of COrnh London, and also Of An A 20 M
the subject Inserted In TIE Times newspaper o the
March l848 and beginning With the ~"n' False Measure
Value the Chief existing Coerca Distress Correct
Measure Value Only efecual Remedy WHICH Pi'n p1
mperfecty adopted in the Bank of ENGLAND Charter t Of 1915
the Basis q the tuueuc OF te United Ss OF oh
Of Principle Of the Plan the Regulation
Yaue Of Paper MOUe, W Coli
Silver charged tie Of H. The PRIV Conn
challenged that the said 6eoge llaiau
Pei secretly from bis birth been looked upon by the P Council
child Blood and ha> been lie manner Surrounded hF
the Agents Pgy Cougc and hist be- Is secretly looked anon
by Pdyy Council Queen Ntou alias the British os'
Venice The Venice Conner Coming hy, DIV
DisIae and Byron Tragedies oi Marin" fiso ard The Two
Focr Gtdenns aH Aragr sni Perla 10
sbakspeare plays Cymbenr" and Winters TAe and The Ios
pei Of ST. John chap H., verse q 70 ~
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New Publications..

CAPITAL NEW BOOKS. For SEASIDE,
~ MOUNTAIN or CITY
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N'' Spda only. sundays Middleton only.
49, NO y ABBOII. htnera PAssenger Agent
NEW-YORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-Nss.iork ard Sev Hayen Division
SUNNI 4 ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING MAY 20, 1879.
PslsehCer Station Nevio Grind Central Depot Bsnsssa
kOr,r-.eeond@t

hrtnd itntra Depot
F0rreeOnd~k
TRAINS LEAVE NEWNORK
Trains f,r New Haven 900 Accul 900 Tx go. lAee o.
10000 III .4n Neen loO tEI D. tEI 5'' lAee H.
42 aud ;:l0 (LOeAl EI $40 III and 9.lO lEIl D. M
For EorWst 200 g:O5 9:u5 I:0 1900 and ~
RI SIS 4:A $40 6:J5, o0 giU For STANFORD 30 500
geS OoA 1900 1900 !3J gl5, J5I, 80 EG, 5:O $40
Gl5. 520. $40 s;l0 p 10.
For POr Chester. IA 30 D.. 5000.
Boston Rrres. Springfield sos and lGoo 800 ,nd 10
p Shore Line 81 l. 9l0p m The 80 a. m. p 10
stopping Snoi, NurSsk snd Bridgeport. Tbs
lU sI trsrs Shoe iGe Division io
Norwich Newport Providence ard the Conn VALLEY SsbSo
The 6j g. 0l connects with Ne"hayen and hornmp
ton X H. New Haven and y % noon Trans connect Ein
Springfield aud 300 for Montreal The 500
100 1888 VIII Nsugsuef Railroad and The 500
and HOgsonie Railroad al Bridgeport The 2:5
srd s:CH J;a $40 40 with DannurJ and Noeak
korsali the GC5 UJ iJo and $40 With Ass
Canaan Railfosd a. STANFORD.
sunday MAI 5O3 Ii. Springfield a. $40
Providence.
Drawing room Day KIpre ami S.pngear Night RI
rck purchased Ticket ofee Of COMPANY Grand Cen
ra Depot or OGcet " T. Tnsfer Co, 9H Broadway, L.
ard No Cour,t Bfooin oho will also cheek baggage
deufe 10 destination.
Fr frksr lformsuoB OF particulars posters hotels sud depot
T. VI. REED. Geu'i SUIT. NJ iAveu.
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V1HE LARGEST VALENTINE MANI FAC
4 TORY N THE MORLD--IHE LONDON LACE PAPER fND
VALENTINE ahole and SaoDers 81 NasnHss
Cnunas Years Stationery BoomsrEs shop ees roo rA
Tablets Valentine Supplied With msra Tor ne rode
Looking l'ss inl Stone Ornaments h' prssot
Roo Foil elSth, i especially recommended 4.
WOOD Co. 253 219 and strand London, W e. dsnusyo'
shippers supp Wholesale and Export por bets seat
80 On
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MRS vHITNEYS THE OTHER GIRLS. -
In steady rrseu demand orders ouruR tie cop' Of the
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JAMES Il. OSGOOD & Co. BOSTON.
' EGIBLE, PORTABLE, HANDSOME, and
IL CHEAP"
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IA LIBRARY TOK FIFrY l5Ol CENTs.-

A LIBRARY FOX FIFTY so CEN Is
~ With Illustrations la'sratut All. Science and Httofr-Ibe
Tribune EI,ra >hs,.s containing
Ne Iiastfzte ftr4ss sir Lectures Light
B-,c1cTs Education: lie.isN
sfthe situation. Piips Los Arc; Beienss IL There
Sod TvsIu.s Ssnlw.ea island L-ters
L6rtuIe Kitr N0 s-u.'s'd-Pri ~ Ii'rs Fra sui hn1
Barker " 81 Tho Prof. Young
Assooin Cp1que,ts P.of Present Know o. she Sun
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6lramboals dn0 Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Nsorstuct Rai.roNJa Sesneu CItbs
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-02
ehnlIWn nIeel ArnInl

The fat OF nature is inexorabe. There is no
appeal for relief from the great law which dooms
ps to dust. We flourish and fade as the leaves Of
the forest, and the flowers that bloom and with
or in day have no Trailer hold upon life than
the mightiest monarch that ever shook the
earth with his footsteps. Generations of mon
will appear and disappear as the grass, and tho
multitude that throngs the world to-day will
disappear A. the footsteps on the shore Men
seldom think Of the great event Of death until
the shadow falls across their own.pathway, hid
ing from their eyes the faces OF loved ones
whose loving smile was the sunlight Of their
existence. Death ID the antagonist Of life and
the cold thought Of the tomb is the skeleton Of
all feasts.
We do not want to go through the dark valley.
although the dark passage may lead to paradise;
we do not want to lay down in the damp grave,
even with princes for bedfellows. In the beau.
tiful drama of Ion, the hope OF immortality, so
eloquently uttered by the death-deyoted Greek
finds deep response in every thoughtful soul
When about to yield his young existence as
sacrifice to fate his Clemantha asks il they
should meet again, to which he replies: ~
have asked that dreadful question Of the hills
that look eternal-ot the clear streams that flow
forever r-of the stars among whose fields Of
azure my raised spirits have walked in glory
All were dumb, but upon thy living face / fee
there is something in the love that mantlei
through its beauty that cannot wholly perish
We shall meet again Clemantha. y George d.
Prentice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-02
LandenberR.

Coal YARD.-The low ground, along side the
W. 4 w. Il. r.. is being partially filled up and
leyelled Coal bins are being made on the North
side Of the Rail Road track and an additional
switch put in. An excavation has been made in
the side Of the hill for coal scales. Richard
Moore, from Avondale, it is said, is to be the
freight agent, and will carry on the coal and
lumber business.
CoSnrESoED. = Daily mail service commenced
en- Wednesday, January LIST, between Avondale
and Kaolin. 1t is desired by many that the
route should extend to Hockessn. 1t would
then be supplied daily from the east by the W,
Il W. X. H. and from the west by r. Il b. CIR Il.
FEIsuED.-The large store house with pub
lie hall in the second story is now finished. The
store-room is awaiting an occupant, and the hall
which is 10 be used for public meetings, &c,
will it is said, soon be opened by grand ball.
GONE TO LATRoBE. Joseph Kilgore, for sew
eral years the chief clerk in Washington Ewing's
store, left on Monday morning last for Latro6e
in Western Pennsylvania, where he will be
clerk in large lumber establishment,