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National Republican., 1873-12-04
CITYITEMS.

CITYITEJMS.
At Hkuauss,
t02 seventh street northwest,
Closing out Bale OF
100000 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
ladies' Nobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue slips,
Kubbers and Arctlcs.
slippers made to order.
ao2 Seventh street.
BRows,s metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best In use. For sale only at Tubman's, ais
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
cent. The only place IN the city where you can
get window shades for u, with fixtures complete.
Bg wfsR TODAY. It's madness 10 neglect q
cough or cold however slight Consumption
may follow, and though Dr.. Wears Bdisam of
dreaded disease, II almost Invariably cures the
primary diseases OF the throat lungs and chests,
where other remedies fall.
Tie Human Kitchen sad Its Dumb Walters.
The body Ia supplied with allment by vessels
which connect the stomach and its auxlliaries
Rs oee sne Il e
In other words these media Of communication
between the animal kitchen and its dependents
s sSsn, a% nS snH S
dsreiici In - duty, or x. du%e waters inert Or
tstiers celebrated stomsch Ditters 10 strenatnen
and regulate them. Hence Its marveouS cures
o. chronic indigestion. and the emaclatlon, de-
comitsnts. IL Ia. moreover, q powerful altera-
tive and corrective, and the fspldlty with which
y checks irregularities Of the liver and bowcls,
| and braces and invlgorntes thDnervpus aystem
| Is marvel, not only to the general public, but
| TO professional men.
Thess panic days have snruns our purses;
The biggest banks have met reyerses;
Few pay at CALI, some not AT All,
And And none cS.!p pay slaSEs sRSa Su. m. fsl
The vast tMETR0POLITAN centres Of trade,
i All need the DOLLAR, aud everyone strives
To hy up STORE for themselves and their
The place to SAVE MONEY, all viii agree,
Is at a,s Seventh street, between Csnd d.
| New Store, New Stock.
r. c. LEWIS, No. coax srvKrrH srRrrr.
East side, near I street.
has now In store, and daily receiving, q large
AND cHilpSsss Ha1s of tSe he very haTs srTIrs TI
also. q complete assortment OF dsSrs' FURNISH.
ING aoops, cheap for cash.
TIE GRHAr ESausH REMEDY for Cont and
| rheumatism. All sufferers fro0 the above oom-
plafnts either Of recent or long handing are 3D.
can Sc relied upon a. .as os ssre nna
| enectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PRour HARsAHT, a2s Strand, London, England,
and sold By all druggsts.
wHrl, clean, sound teeth, all may have By
using daily TnURsroHs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price a5 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, All
may have 4 By constant use OF Tnohrsoss
PQmade 0ptime. Price, 20 and - csuts pei
LigHrooIoRRp Kid Gloves are vsry styiish when
rot soiled. JoUvENs inodorun6 kid Glove
Cleaner will renovAte them thorouGbly7 psfce .,
cents per bottle. All sold By drueeis1 and
| YnRa, whenever Q plaster Ia needed, are unr
vailed. pSios ". -. and N cents earh.
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Naulknzar,ss.lls.L

corner OF New York avenue ana FIT IN street,
pays Q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. BANKING hours 70 ., BatuF.
days,s to aand To Q.
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SPECIAL rAIEs paid at lowest rates, bonds
bought aud sold, BY A. L. Barber Co., No, 1Os K
itreet, opposite the Post onioe. ~
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Can and e1Mias the ars q ana targ g.sr proo
New Ybrk ayenne hn.l FifIsenth street., for safe;
Keeping OF securities, Jewels, silyer,ware, OF
other yaluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dol
lars per annum, according 20 size. No business
man can Anorito do without them.
Take lSarHing from the Chieago asd Bosfon lrss
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: g., remember member q y similar n instance smong

We remember q similar. instance .e.monc
merchant continued his advertisement In
our columns through the whole period of
stasnhtion, and Notwithstanding many pre.
dlctlons shat ut wouldn't pay" His testl,
mopy afterward was that hls sales ware
steaiy and his profits satisfactory, while
many merchant around him, who acouldnt
hile behind the counters. 4 - ''
a financial panic does not mean tha, no
one has any money. There Ia plenty OF
money In the country, and thos6 who hoard
N are Just ihe ones TO be eager for the 'sbar-
gains' which fall In prices holds out. But
to buy, they must know where to puy, and
theif cashE-N. i. Eceninq Post, d -'''
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Aassssanass n Dull Tlass. "
he Milwaukee Wiscoasin rclates thA lfol

lowing; rN . 49, -
"After the srssh Of 81 when everybody
was almosescArcd 10 deaih, and the cfoskefs
predicted thaf. tho country had kone to
smash, Ally goods house was opened in this
city, whhh, h,proceeded on the pfinciple that,
In order 70 reach the boarded money in the
esSRSs ai s.oDai'ss. sss s,.,s Ts:
very largely. They. worked vigorously upon
this principle. Thar bsotAer mere "a nts NM
did not advertise predicted that the new
eoners wonld be ruined, as they paid TOO
much f9r 1adyertisng. Nevertheless, they
Isrs,,ssd ssS - In II n sGEie 5esr they paid Sso
tbing,. and at the md of seven years they
retired from busincss with fortune a
sl0OpOO, whlLo other merchants on the sar M
street, some OF ithsn opposite their store.
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ASrUsENkx
stoddsrf n Ford's.

Il Z, SfouuHu ~ Forp'r. ~
~ Touch Of Nature" and "Broken yovsN sere
gveh lsst eyenlng ~ way of shsnse Of bnl but
we doubt whether the substitute pleased the arL.
dlenhe as wen u "a strdsgie Tor Iife," for while
tlis former 'poskesseA rnhny pleasant featufks
the latter gives both MT. stoddart and his com.
PeSSliar @ % sxeeiiencs @ sssriss ia fouca % sae,f u
Nature" Mr.. Stoddsr gave his audience many
delicate ,phsseas of patbetie t1ilng. anil drew
nunesdns u,iaistl nctsrss shAr rdisplAysd the'
hunOs isst q spasH,edio orier, ~nhh Nupsrss
while 1t delights. and giyes his audinre an In
slight into the natural workings OF the human
heatt. t'Broksn Sawpy n sonew - gpmbsd
me4 Of love and iundelity, and 'posesses fsw
peenliaritles Of style that have esfnsd him his
great reputatiop. ll .., -
The play has this redeeming feature, that II
centanA no spasiA stsr part, bss. .giyss enc nller
acting. Miss Lone Barke sppesrsd 10 much bet.
tey Advantage In Broken rowza than In the bill
OF the previous evenings, and proved that she
postesses mncn yigor Of style, Ahcr all. Messrs.
sigled them In the same careful and accepiable
mahnef that chaIacteriEes all their -impeTsona-
tlons.' The same bill will be repeated this even
ing, and io-n@roy night Mr., etsddsrt tstes Q
benefit, appearing In two " his best characters.
r sEr r Nafiensl Theatre. no. r. "a
The pftits and spnghtly Maggie Mitchell con
tndes 70 delight large audences at the new and
sisgsnt National. The Pearl Of aAvoS Is under
lined and will probably he presented next week.
Manager Sayille Is rapidly adding the fev nnlsh-
Ing touches 10 his theatre, and In few days the
hOusa. the stage and the scenery Will compare
with those OF any In the land. In the lmeaniimal
the last opportunities of ,saeiug Miss Mitchell lh
Fanchon are beingi presented, and the public
should DO governed accordingly, ~ Hfa
National Republican., 1873-12-04

M Ms,.ssssrsAlE. Y, ne cheapest, beeanss 1t is
Hssseys Reis,hs snsAsess beoanss there u
no waste. srfgd u 20 INfUT'
strength. uh bAa Aaihuuh euu .s-!s y -,
lMssssys-Ale Is the iehsapest. hecaaAe LIS the
hest. a. : sIIp - ' y \ n : :
Families suppi,od and faseees loanea. J.. .0
"a '''H'f Z lPALSxR 4 6HsRa,
Ir bis b.',!,. Sole Agents, deargetoSn.
!. II. sssisp d Co., : o.
Bankers, No. ltis Peansyiyspis avenue, phy
per cent on all deposit, 's,aa" ''f 't'F' ~
National Republican., 1873-12-04
MlSCELLkNEOuS.,

Yesterday morning oisrs in the War De.
partmeni named Kuovles. WHILE ct his desk
Vas stricken 9Th ps.alyai.. and By direction Of
dence ID an srpbulshce. = 7tT ~.
VI. X r. chlpmSn, chief Of the stamp diylr
sion Bureau Of Internal Revenue, has been COR,
nned 10 his home for several days By . severe
innss1. restsrday, however, he was pfonoun I'd
tiss by next Monday. - y
yesterday were tisi ,s1s.90! '7'f- '777TJf.r
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KesP <Dus : lss CslA.i

bought ssss' and ,ss m. sss sss NJ! Hssls; q
1 street, opposite the post stOf1ee.g, n,
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''F%'I vi did O". j
SAY CONE, BrT
Don't lur gl'Ig
" We DO NOT Skill.
,ehsHNSEnn. .SssssFc.3sp W 1aEI
Q ~ CONE arp 5YE:L..,p,,.
HAuLE Bhos, " -
Merchant Tallors and Fine Cl0thiers.
Corner Seventh ard ID streets.
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90 TO sayaEsis cod got hiuto ppt his pm:
rivRed Neather-strip on your windows And
Their friends 70 60 and do likgwise. . - s rU !
u. JOS \ aAylas. Y
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1IsnRv wnufpl

on number .of nrst.claHS veaLestate notes, Sc
cured on good property In this city, and paying
large rate Of interest scmi-annually, by y, u,
warner - IlIls iHffI7 %
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save Ysss Hsr.sass

SPECIAL FAXES paid a lowest rates, bond,
bought and sold, BY A. l. Bsrbsr Co, No. iOs :
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and deposit them In the German American
Savings Bank, No. bl5 seventh street, which
month. Call for q copy OF me regulations con-
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srKCIR PAYMENT

generous, huaiane and kinu, IN The name OF The
citizens of Memphis, her widows and orphans,
In the name OF the people OF Tennessee, In the
name OF our common humanity, give you ouI
hearty, unfelgned thanks. Gentlemen, you will
return 10 our state, many Of you most OF you
called Temporarily 20 this city, Go back to the
sayannahs OF the lilsslssippi; go back TO the
FERTILE fields that lie west OF the Cumberland
mountains go hack into the fastne8seH and u-
Cesses OF the eternal hills OF East Tennessee,
aud tell your nelghbors what you saw here al
the capital OF the nation; tell them what the nag
stand gaging Oh the nag so shall their sons ever
rally to lts support, and upon whatever neld or
whatever occasion u may be called In question,
this exhibition to nlght In honor OF you, men OF
Tennessee, attests the sympathy that you enjoy
throughout tina wide country,
As your representative l have had my resl-
dence here for many years. ] have seen maj
changes pass over this metropolis; oil her mat,-
nal belongingB have undergone . material
transformation; but in nothing has there been
such transformation as IN the tone OF her po.
litical thought. We hear much less than OF old
National Republican., 1873-12-04

Bay and sell on commission stoc' m. ,ona. and
odd, in the District Of Columbia, hu.a.lpui. and
New York. . -
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information regarding CLAIMS FOR OLD MA.
TERIAL used by the Board Of Public Works. or In
relation TO TAX BILLS or DISTRICT sRcURI.
TIfs will be sheerfuly and srstuitousy furnished.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
THE rE0PLE or ENGLAND

were on the verge Of bankruptcy. As measure
OF relief the Bank OF England suspended specie
pension continued nearly quarter OF q century,
when specie phyIn mt was resumed, and the
affairs OF the nation seemed not In the slightest
While all this alarm was going on one strong
man rose up and uttered the word confidence.
This was Alexander Barring, afterwards known
~ Lord Ashbnrton, great name in the financial
world, which breathed life into the commerce OF
Great Britain.
Our times are, In some respects not unlike
those, and commend them 10 the Instruction OF
those who appreheni that return to specie
payment would necessarily result In disaster and
ruin, and to those who look upon the resum pton
OF specie payment as the great remedy that Is TO
provide against innation, expansion, eXtraya-
gance and ruin.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
For the .Mdiitonn Transeripi.
covyry DIVISION.
By order of the Board of !
Directors, January 24.ls73. !

Mn EplroR 81 am glad to see a move
mcnt on foot, apon the part Of citizens in
your vicinity aud elsewhere. towards the
division Of our county. |, has my hearty
approval. and trust the people may take
hold of i, with a will. and exercise every
cndcavor to accomplish the end in view
There are many good aud sufficient rca-
sons why the county should be- SO snpu-
ted To three Of which briefly refer
flrsr. The population Of New Castle
county is now greater than fortyfour for.
'y-lifths Of the counties ia tho United
States There sr- but .forty,fre eonnties
in hc copntry rhich hare Il gr.attr popu-
tdtion HnH oHr arm. and nearly all OF
these include some large city The aver
age population OF the balance is some where
between l5.uno ani 10000 To those
who would doubt this refer to the census
SECOND. Tie question now agltaing US
with reference 10 the removal Of the Courts
walul bn At sn end and the people of the
lower county relieved from the heavy tax
cs which would be levied upon them in
the even, Of such removal
TuIRp. The question Of representation
would also be settled. in manner salts
factory Ia all Each county woal stand
upon an equal footing, and be equally rep
resented in our legislative bodies
do not intend to discuss the matter
or enter into details now | merely wis b
to call the attention Of the people to
these three prominent facts that they may
think over them for themselves, calmly
and sobcrly believing as | do that our iu-
,crests will ba cubanced. aud the pcrplcx
ing questions now before Us eternally set
tied by division Of tho county.
Yours &c. C.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

premium whatsver by Jew. frons Jew-
sud therefore msy not be quoted to sbow
that money 10 not now worth what il win
bring 10 the markets. much % - 6our.
6sh. bacon, or any other article whose
value 10 necessarily governed BY the ine-
vi,ntle laws Of supply and demand.
Az I do not wish 10 occupy too much
space 10 your valuable paper, will con-
tinuc and con, ludo this article in the
Of next week. The present
number must be considered a. only intro
duc.ory to the main part Of the theme.
Very truly yours. Oars.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

can be secured by getting cans per bas-
ket. We know the brand upon which
this estimate is made sold very early in
the season at &2.l0. giving 80 cents per
dozen profit.
II 10 the intention Of the Co organised
hero to connect canning With the Alden
Process. being convinced that il out Of Is
canning establishments located on the Pc
ninsula only one is unsuccessful. We have u
greater chance Of being successful than
unsuccessful. and. further. il out Of the
canning business we derive only fair
price for our peaches We will be successful
in fact il not in point.
Being believers in the fact that what
man has done man can do again. and that
where others are successful in any bust
ness we can be. also, il we will acknowl-
edge the idea that he who is successful in
growing peaches may he very poor hand
at canning. lie may BE- very good buy.
er Of peaches and ut the same time very
poor salesman.
Believing that the fruit growers must
open markets somewhere for their produce
We have come to the firm conclusion that
like charity, it should begin at home, and
especially ask all those who are Of like o.
pnion to join US in opening q business in
our town which will turn the tide Of
the balance Of trade. and not for Elk
mouths Of the year have it against Us
Let US save our products and sell them n
another shape when we most need the re-
turns,
MipDLrrowS Fnrrr PREsERving Co.
By order Of the Board OF \
Directors January 24,ls73.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
Something About Borrowers.

You need not live here very long 10 get
the gauge of borrowers, and TO give them
a certain classfcaton You eau tell by
the character oithcr application the length
Of time they have h'en 10 the business as
the rattlcs Il 4 ra,,lcsnakc are yulcarly
thought TO Indicate the years Of its age
The borrower generally begins with want.
inr five hundred dollars. aud adhcres to
this sum for a ,wclvcmonth During that
period he drains the market and then
drops down to two hundred dollars Six
months later he can be prevailed upon to
accept one hundred dollars. to be returned
positively the following day His complex.
ion changes with the waning weeks. and
he who mnst have ono hundred dollars
or nothing in September, will be grateful
in November for a temporary accommodation
Of fifty The descent of Avcrnus is easy
Even fifty dollars is not a fixed color: ii
will fade into far,y, thirty, twenty ere the
winter has gone and with the returning May
to such state are the prints Of unsuccess.
ful aspiration and naughty poverty reduc-
cd--the remaining few will not be higher
than ten. or even FIVE. There are degen-
crate souls 50 oblvious Of their early am
biiion ,hn, they will ultimately eonsen, to
solicit the loan Of dollar or its fractions
They often get it from sheer commiscra-
ton and ye, so lost are they to sense Of
manly dignity, so ignorant Of the laws Of
political economy. that they refuse to in.
vest dime in arsenic at the corner drug
store-Junim Henri Bromne, in Serb.
ner's for february.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
Yours &c

Scv Castle, i,ei Jan 2.,h. 1879
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
A genuine down Easter was lately es

A genuine down Easter was lately es-
saying to appropriate square of exceeding
tough beef at dinner in n Wisconsin ho.
tel. His convulsive efforts with knife
and fork attracted the smiles Of the rest 10
the same predicament as himself At las,
Jonathan's patience vanished under i'll
success, when laying down his utensils he
burst out with, Strangers. you needn't
laugh; II you amt got any regard for the
landlords feelings. you ought to have
some respect for the old bull This sally
brought down the house
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
YorI CoRnIs' rSpr.
40s
80 10

This estimate is based from actual ex-
pcrience Of the manager Of one Of the
largest Canning Fac'ories in the country,
who has been in the business and who
still is engaged IN il. He claims cans
to the basket at so cts. per basket, and
does not lose his profit by using defective
cans.
As regards tomatoes, after giving Is
cents per basket for them, they will cos,
per dozen 81 80, with all expenses freight,
cans, &c. and 4 good marketable article
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

The more any one speaks Of himself the
less be likes to hear another talked Of
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS

ANUsEMENTs-sEcosD PAcS-Fosrth fifth and sixth
SOXR6ERs wANTED-ELEvESrH PAGE-Fifth and Sixth
soARS sH''%Sf AND LODGING wANrED-ELrvrsrH PAGE
tSE sshfsssos,
BusuEEss p4cr-Fourh
BusISsss sHsSs NoTIcEs-srvzrru PAsn-sixsh column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEOoSD FIcE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAsr-Eourth and
Nth columns
AsS 64a6EsHHf%snau isHmn
coAsfwlsE SS7qlsR. srEAMsHIPs-FrHsr PAcr-rnh and
SSGAFEH sSlamn
r LET sSH%H AND us
G9S%
EYES AND Aks-TwELrrH PAcs-sixth column.
aS S columns
AND TO LET
,.,,,, SECOND SECOND P4cE-second and third columns
HELP W4N'rED-MALEs-Twrr,ru PAer-Finh col,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4C.-F,nsr PAcG-second and
nSsEs s5 eea%s p.e.rnra
INsTRUCIION-sEcosp PAcE-Fifth column
LOST AND FoGND~FIRsr PAcS-First Column il''
MAsBEE Fssnsa,h csa% column
PAGE
sixth column.
MsISCELLANEOU s Us-7sxcoSp PAen,Frst column.
MUSlCAL-SRCOND PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBLIC ATIONS-SEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
fIANOFORTE S. ORGANS, &C.-sEooND PAGE-Fourth
Ftsi5sgFtH sT%
Of eT FOR SALE OR TO
REAL r.
MN 1otiTLl' ESra TT w Nrrr c.,o,, p.. rs.. o,,
kEWARDS-FRsr PAGE-First and second columns
BALES AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGE-Third and fourth
sITUATioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
- First, second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FlRsr PAGE-second column.
SUMNER RESORTS-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-SecOnd column
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE-Fmsr PAGE-sxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGB-Thrd column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECOND PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsT PAGE-Sixth col.
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REWARDS.
&lO0 REWARD;- -NoTIcE-1N TnEYEAR .I,'ls,lIlI is,l

dWU 1852 ph francis INC Doyle have
fectng surfaces Tor an Kngshman or Scotehmap then
stopping on Broome street. near Broadway Thcse re-
or panels no one sold . snd p put up n book
Walker street, another In cigar store on the sde
Broadway between Howard and Canal streets snother IN
Broadway about two drs above Broome street,
In store east de OF Broadway little OF Fourh
street-all prior to the year 1855 Three 81 amsr re-
Electors said TO have been sold by said Doyle about
s sde Of Broome street near Broadway near saloon
W. Bctts carpet store under The ST Nicholas HOTEL two
more at Mrs wettcGhems chocolate rooms ll6 Spring
street and three at the saloon known 5tanwix
Hau' reward pf one hundred dollars tp0D Will be
paid by the subscribers the production Of either
Of its identity and Of Us sale at about
tne me indicated, and seventyhve 75 dollars reward
WI oe pad Tor information leading 70 satisfactory proof
~ sae % SAD rehectors at the time Indicated
SCHMIDLIN DRISCOLL llg Mercer street
~ r. DOYLE. 2S7 oent{e street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RCH JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER,
N once and saleMoom 81 Nassau street Horse auction
branch ~ to 20 East Thirteenth street. Carriage Reposi'
tory No. 8 SCortlandt street.
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell. Tuesday, at l0h
O'clock at the saesroom, Nassau street. 200 Chromos;
at O'Clock assortment Of English and American
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At THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
n OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL
sUCCLsSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TAssRLL,,
at the Old stand, No. IL and ia East Thirteenth street.
Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT
~ O'Clock.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE. OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages 70 SELL will find this house
perfectly reliable, this business will be conducted
the same straightforward principles which have gov
erned IL in the past
We give the purchaser that warranted
sound from "A 10 Is hours for trial.
Horses and Carriages always hand at private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSIGNMENTS.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and south
S3OP. NJ. Sunday, s, 7 S30P.M N.
fsy ySann % Lines sna y? sum-
Gay and Md snnasv sin W fnS Railroad M
S7;sso or. N. and i night Sunday. !: 80 and eP NJ
For Philadephia,o via Kensinston att A. NJ and 0:o
For Newark at q, 8 80, 40 $40 g TO- II A. M,2M,
40 lS snd 4 g and IL night aunday'-
Fer Eil5aseth PIX 3 tn 8, @ e@gS 40 saG 9I9HA MlsM,l
20 70 SSa 4 h' and il night Sunday, sao sS
Esd sSj slo, 80 ia s:o 20 @ 9 Sio & SO 81 = sGs
10 r NJ and Y night sunday o:3o, $40 and 7P. M
FGr w99Snrdgs - %na anS Perth Amboy and 10 NJ, ESQ.,
For New Brunswick and $40 A. NJ, I2M 4:lO 500
6lo, 80, r. NJ ana Il night Sunday, 6l0. $50 and
For East Milestone. $40 AM, IL NJ, 4lO and 52oPM
For bsmbertyille La and Flemington NJ and 2P NJ
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