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Kept my9tnrl01tB hu Invisible, and tho lnnt1 funt]n
to cldoat aon, tho original fral,i cannot 10
proven by TIM record, and the sanct1ty OF pro-
prletorslfp is It's own protection. Thoro is
ao'netEing In tho absolute ownership Of realty
w.oh snyoata tho proprietor with a spootos Of
eountres and sgos;, md nuppoBo It has ill.,
baso III tho independence ngai,,at poverty. hun
gor, and want, with which 1t investB lin who
nosts,oaaos Ind Which PRODUCES evcps supports
and, tho moro land man osns, tho grontor nti
moro independent }1o Booma to be, Ap lhoro is
no Bpooloa of property on this little is|and 30
sootiro or nEofu, beautiful or iudostructiblo, aB
20 IMPORTANT AND AUGUST
IN tho sight Of tho landloss inhabitants ns tho
9ew poraons who own 1t nl. Tho EngliBl,ns1 Ia
az COURAGEOUS 9n tho man Of my otller raco, and
otor 5ca paoe s sna ee ooe Il IL m ds dean a WIZ
his enblom, and cloti.on himself in bloody scar
lot bofore goiug into battlo. Ue viii choSrfuIIy
do IN lefonso Of dogma, or to hold or conqllor
distant ' e'o9ny. Ho will STORMY close with any
1oonian .; WI Tlth bsyonot Or broada~ord, aud foara
monta. but confront him with q Norman Lord
whoso ancestor elected hB own from tho patri-
nionial homestead, and, Instead OF fl,sl, Of in-
dtgn"tion or tho scowl Of augor OIL hiB faoe, is
soon only
THE on1NaH OF THE MENTAL
and tho humility Of tho Borf tho hat comoa of,
and wolxla and toola Of utmost doferoncoi greot
the groat man tho Lord ot tho MINOR. This
the presence Of tho robbor-chief seems to con-
hst OF = mixture Of royo1ouco, superstition, and
mRu-worship. The 1nndod ariatoeraay ia a
saored thing. It may 10 ealfod tho british
Fotish, which Ia blinlly worahtpod. Tho family
po1igrco Of the aristocraoy Ia carefully stulel,
aud constitutea good part OF fashionable
education.
Tho relation that exists botwcen the Norman
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and In all stationB bctwoon tlfeso oxtrotnos, In
tho Senate, In banks, at the Bar, IN nowepnpotp
-ovorywhoro in life'a HarEing bastlo you iiud tho
No thinks to EnRlaud'p grinding polloy that Inns
driven tliom from uroen Erin, confoaaodly ono.of
tho moBt beautiful npotB OH oartIl but Ii 1t not,
as \ whole. vastly bottor for The great mn jority
that 1rlshtnon lave been scattered nbrond among
tho nations, and certainly for tho nations whoso
otti2cna thoy layo bocome2 ireland will 10
again tho homo OF q noble and populoua people:
No. Can tho fosun Of fead qoatoro er
glory? Some may riae; but tic great mnss.
noyor. Without TROUBLING on ground too de-
bhtnbte, would 1t not tc better for tho millions
now scattered abroad among tho uhtiona,
to devote themselves to tho puaco-
ful development Of tho countries whore
they dwell. and loavo ireland to share provi-
dontial movements Which, In tho end, aro suro
to work out tho highest wolfaro OF mankind,
wherever tlolr lot mny bo uaBt.
, 1873-10-26
A Is{asr of Esltle EYeks

ma IL e soeo4d noyo By spay that M
fresh, welding charm OF " Unacr tho Greenwood
Tree " reapp0arA i'll tho lator work, ~ acconl-
paniulont to somewhat higher rango OF charac-
lerization.
warmly, Ind oxquisitely foininino, that to do
scribe lor required peculiar gift OF rendering
"a sort Of oyaMialing touch, If 30 wo may
express 1t. .Sho IL oroatnro TINT captiyateH aud
eolldos; and tho devotion, that ,allo inspiroa
ically Immortal, NJ herself uer story IL
story OF three loves, and, since
tho galno Ut chess [appears significantly
more than onco in tho plot, we may call tho
King, % TAo ending Of lie Il ~ samo Is ID harmony bari INV
With tho eyautshlug grace Of tho heroine and
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4t u, v.,n ~ .,,,v,-o.1 vital r,,on l.. .,,.a
tn9 a"tang, II ~, Ia.o.nn. Ftsa, pu"ea, " INV
Wlo1, supported py lHaHJ CURIOUS H1rVe!et
haB occaBloned tho recognition Of the
Biucrfnn or Astral f0rco, Montton ID mado Of
a singular symptom accompanying lnRgic nhg-
notnoin Of ttie clnas, ol,soryod tv Dr. Iinlior.
~ nYo,n,nino lin hlnn1- 1-cnrnuaon,cs ~ a norann
n marnnt,r slaan ho found thas thoir al,ano r,sa
-. IL IE3 s.ia. ."s .so' ni;as "na
chsenIlnaY nlutunou lAof. "p,o 1"lsou and
puirtou 40 aa 70 poar 6oMe RESEMBLANCE 70 MILL
borros; 1T tho eamo ttn1o,t they exhibited
yibyatDrY uotiou."
TiinHtrnl;or,s OF tho yhrioua nhonornono rt
tr;im,fni,ln to t1o MnrIn powora "a c;vom T.. .o
nntow ~ nonr}v 20 ,,oaa;Ija - Si ~ - Ii onoii
claltei ~ uoat'5 ~ Poha1o'o,'lh cAroholoGical
ordors Am1uB tno examples or modern
mnGtc!nns. thero to O biographical Bkotch of
, Homo, emphasizing his reception 0t tho Court
Of Nnroleon, aud t,o Impression made unon tho
Itnnroea Ei1ro,1o by hjB nrornoalIoafiono ~
HI;Emnorour do l'ayenir." IIo folIowjn0 nara. n.
rrro,,l, ornn1nna,,ta lin atorv ~ iTcn,n ts."
etnp!., r. is - ~ 1 nsotS y! tiouu WltA III
EXPOSITION " psychus losco. ~ ueaucod from ex-
f'er1menta Or Faradng ana Dabtnot, and appro-
hondod by Baron Nnirhonbach:
Tim Da H. bs far a. wo know !, rnaonoto forc1 TN
n nnon N curtair ueraonv nrn nngnofizci ihnv ~
como congcfolH Of peculiar sonsatfonswheat ar ccoI
hcaIneho or otbor r,4t1s-aud il Drodianosei ~ !
sartnu tnoroago Of mower in ali tEoir rnnHos Thov
soo tgltfs OF oyory ktnd can distinguish oren mfnna
objputa in Gart room, aid bohoil BEAUTIFUL whito
aancs uron tho rolea q magnets Iseichonbach OBJ
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The aim Of tbia fact-coi.eetinG volume, by
Prof. schclo dc Yoro, is to caasfy generally, ard
to aubnrrango for special consideration, those
powers Of the mind that hayo loast rotation to
timo, nattey, md space.
Tho author AEa chonon to designate occult
mcntal attributes under tho general term OF
Magic Powers; and ho has studied rollable all
thotitioa from antiquity to tho present tny, to
doriyo m ansemblsge OF experiences suggesting
tue existence Of such powers, or affordlng TO
their peculiar manifestations reasonable proof.
The work IL n woll-arrangcd presentation OF
interesting uources Of inquiry, rather than
philosophical or thcorot,ca9 ejaculation Of theso
sourcoa. The author spreada ths subject before
ia aa u domain whero investigation ia Invited,
not purauod. I1o has cleared tho paths Of tho
labyrinth Of Magic; but he leaves to tho rcader
the task Of furuialiug himself with tho silkon
Glow.
Tho order OF subdivision Is founded upon
principle OF moral progreBa; 1t conlnenoos will.
Witulloraft, and onds with Miraculous Curoa and
Exaltod Myaticiam.
Ullder tic title OF Black and White Magic.
thoro IL q roviow OF uodorn Bpiritualialn and
uumberloBs examples aro respectively brought
to illustrate tho nature and scope OF Dreams,
Visions, Ghosts Divinatlon, and poBscHgion.
In connection with Magnetism, q description IL
giyon OF tho various n,o4eB Of Inducing magnetic
Bloop, uaod by eminent physicians and maguot-
tyera; and OF theories based upon magnetic
Instrumentation that entertained bv tho
0hueau 1os 9layen hundred years. ooLCeralng
, 1873-10-26

NEW ENGLAND: A HANDBOOK ron TnAvELEna.
Dostan: James Il. 0ygood l. Co. Chicago: ". u.
Keon, Cooko l. Co.
this book il Invaluable. It is prepared after tho
best pattern of European gudo-books. mud ia
full Of ts,-topographical, historical. and
geographical tho groatogt interest To tho
traveller.
, 1873-10-26


TIE IRISH RACE IN THE PAsr AND pREsENr By the
Nuy. ADO. j. TnEbAuD, s. J. New York /: D. APP
ploton l. CO. Chicago: ". D. Keen, Cooke Il uo.
This work is written by u thorough Catholic,
and in the interests of that Church. Once hay
ing accepted the Roman Catholic religion, tho
author nhows with how much devotion, through
poverty mud tho persecution of tho En-
glish Government. tho Irish race havo
conHciontiouH1y adhered to their ancient faith.
Cromwell nonrly cruHhcl It uut; but le did
much towards tho crushing out Of the race as
well, and tho historian declares that to DO tho
on1y means by which tho great Champion Of
puritaniHm could 1avo effected his purpose.
Whatovor ono'B religious convictions may ho,
tho stubborn adherence OF tho Irish raco to tho
doctrines of tloir Church, and tho saorices they
haYo always beon ready to mako to n,aintnln it,
must command cur admiration and respect.
The writor dono1ncos tho whole course Of tho
EngliGh towards ireland with 11nrnoasurod
soyorlty. Tho tyranny, the syatematio cruelty,
tho nnmtigatcd oppression, which England has
inflicted upon Irclapd aro told with speclflo
detail which Gun scarcely fail to mako the read-
era blood run cold. It 1nuat tend to keep up the
most bitter hatred Of all Iriahnlen to everything
English. III 80 far az it doos tllat, Ito influence
Ia to bo condemned, for 1t can do no good, and,
A8 HIuHtIateu III IclI!au HtOFCmGAta 1t furnishes
tho means to k1layoa and charatanH to livo md
fatten upon the hard earnings Of thor moro IL.
norant conntty1non.
Tho great "exodus' OF tho Irish race. and it's
effects, furnish the tho,ne for ono Of tho most
interesting c1aptora Of the book. To tho trayol-
or through Iroland these otfects forco themselves
upon tic attention everywhere, You viii
SEQ IN imposing nnneion every fow nilcu sur-
rounded by all the elegance and beauty that
wealth can command. Tho peraona tlaf como
from 1t, in their splendid establishments. to thu
depot, yom will at once recoguizo "a AMONG tho
nost Intelligent and cultivated people yo,, eyor
saw. They toalizo all you hayo hoard, that IN
Irish Indy aud gentleman have no suporiora in
culture al,l rotnomont anywhere on tic faoo Of
tho earth. Between theso elegant country.yo,ts
you will see stone or mud hoyels, and about them
tho palpablo evidence Of tha n,oat ntolid inno-
rance aud nb]eot poverty. Tho people arc,
in fact and appearance, the reyidnu,ai
be steeled against the woes Of
humanity wlloso loart docs not bow down in
| sorrow over tho narrowing spectacle, hut the
quoBtiou comes, Whore are tia milllo.olngseg
-iu ovory country the bono and tt4e Bnow,-tLo
life and tho hopo of every uation7 Oppression
has driven them bsoa lcaAt over tho faco Of tho
Garth. They are not at home. They ara II,
England, lp Australia, in Amorica, wbero.
Hero, In our own lana, they til DIR Presidential
clAirat and arc founl welding tho spade and
| trQudlng tho Vhcelhsrrow lloug our railways,
, 1873-10-26

happy isloH" the son OF Drton Aas not where
to 10y his head which he onn call his own. Thoy
arc
"HEwRns OF WOOD AND DRAWERS OF WATER"
for IN hrlstocratic class; ! md no Euglshman
can worship God "uutler his own vine aud fig
troo," bocauHo he has no land on which to plant
literal truth.
Thoro ia no public record OF title to land In
Great Britain. There is no such officer as
Recorder Of DoetlH, which We have in every coun-
foot of real estate in tho whole Union can DO
found Of record, and traced through all tho
changos OF ownership, from Lie original Govern
ment patent or Colonial grant down to tho
preHent moment.
Tho real reason why there ia no public record
Of laud-titlos in drcat Britain is, that tho land
tito oommencos in
Robbery AND coyr1aoArIo1.
Tho laudlords dare not exhibit their title, AZ
TINT might not the dcucendants Of the rightful
ownora to thinking unpleasant and dangerous
tloughta Bnpposo that Parliament should
create tho Office Of Kocordor Of Doeds and
Conyoyancera OF lsoal Estate, and require every
claimant to sproad on tho record tic title Oh
which ho founded his claiu, to ownerpllip, III
what condition wot1}a 1t plaro hinl2 Miu lnnBty
old parchmonts could ho traced back, in an ab-
straes Of title, worry readily TO tho pasent from
William the Conquoror, wA(cl. might rend somo-
thing liko thia
"Dy tie grace OF God and tho Bull OF the
rope, No, William OF Normandy, having invaded
Great Britain without cauHo or proyocntion, and,
by Our mighty prowess, aud the aid ol Our
valiant nobleg and followers, oyorthrown tho
British Monarch and his army, and ogerrun
aud conquered tho country and conaacalol and
appropriated to Our uBo landa Of tho
inhabltantu. do, by these presouts, giyo grant,
| and, convoy ton uquaro leaguos Of coniiscated
lall, In Tho Parish of London aud County Of
Nddleaox, to my most valiant honohman,
Compto do Vllliors to lin and his heirs nlao,
boing tho oldest Hollis. for all timo to como, upon
this sole condition tant tho Bald party Of tho
second part nlld his loirs mnlo shall defond by
arms. at all tilnoB, tho falnily and crown Of Our
Royal Hlghueas aud Our heirs to tho Grown Ut
Normandy aud the conquered provinces Of Groat
Britain.
."..Witnosa Our Royal signature, this month
Of Alay 4. D. 1000.
[Higned] .W1111Au TIE CoKouRnon."
| Willie this would not bo oxuc.ly tue phrnscol-
ogy Of tho Arst decd Or fountain Of tho title, 1t
contains
THE olsr OR EsaENoR or IT.
For tho landlords to spread before their ten-
| ants and tho public tito 10 rotten and ln1e-
fennlblo M 1t necessarily is, would simply invite
and provoke an agitation which might
npon, iuto revolution. The tollanta would
perceive that title wlloh reHt-
cd on nothing aounder than conflscation
might safely bo challenged; and thai what was
taken from their ANCESTORS By force might bo re-
covered by act Of Parliament. or even byR
shortes method - But. 10 long ~ tue tltlo Ia
The sun., 1873-11-25
1 d mus,mtuts.
CADgNY.-AIDA TOMORROW.
N IAAT WEEK BuT one q or The

ACADENY.-AIDAI TO MORROW. ~n,
tAsT wEFk fyT 9SF SFrR. & OF 09FoHfssY
'o'ISTSIf si.c on FRIDAY iEIytslles. Tgy Al 80,
.ugr, Aiest wors. g -four "a sc,sr,,
ApAI cns r,b,alU,s,D, nl1s slave, AIDA
tn, op,rs viii be- presented With entirely scenery
by prof. Mtrnani of Tn" Royal Theatre. PltmL .
Dresses Entirely nev bJ NJ. AsoOh of tue Venice
Propettics by Me'srs Del rrato and Docchi Of tho
Roval Theatre. Parma
Models Of machinery BY VII. Mas chari from Ia Scasi
81 n and mtde h Mt. DofnOacl OF the AtalCihJ oi
Act i-scenc i.-Iiai IN the P1l.cs OF the King at
Memphis.
Sceuc -inteflor ot ne Temple Of Vulcan.
Act2-S It l- tail In th sp rtucnts u Amhe Is
Scene g. An eutrnuc' . The CITY VI ThCbcs.
Act d nc Iaui.a Of the Nile
Acti s,cne In iu The Kings Palace
Sc-I- Tho s'cnr is divided into two no'r',
tie femp,e aud tl0 SulicIran an
The cast Wir ~ o. fl .nwat -
Anis, HU iulut 40 aia, VT 20. O.IANh IniluAF AFl
Nn.nt.t. .. .... N-. as .lE LOUISE CALI
HAo'mcs. car'Aa of The Gua-, ,-nnr,vp,yv,
omonasr, King u rth'. Ia a4l ,ro' Alg.,.,,,.,
The Ring father of Ann. -s.............sg scnlk kRA
Nr'.i,lti' is...i, i'-.. c,,aiii soid,cs : fn1i.
NoltIcs. Eti.ftgu fliy't aud rrs1ne.s. tgvpltn
lropc,Gc, Sc. ihc net. takes uipcr al Memphis ~
1g,pt, during t'r reIe1 ot 90" Pral on'. .
The cuurC prJuIccl under t,- innedi lto super
90 Weaot GNh WI MrLio;v
st',re Nin N, ,,Er'. J. w ., y, " ,NqNiTEN
c,t2SbI ,&pGfii Eiits,"N HNilSip
LAST NIGHr 81 'Ntpt1i: q EIsIiXL NILSSON
Is NnlOkLi>. -
~ TRNvNrA'-N Nils~0\ y '-chrouL ~,
Seat. for tu .it Hitc nov on sac nt BOA once or
q & o.
The sun., 1873-11-25

RcHirnld calvert, the yOuus,-t son of
the wear II nuddorshyld. England "a pupil at
hoAsall College, won't uut 10 ppy at hare and
houuut on saturday afternoon latsly. lie " As
missed afi 'r tlo boy had returned home, aud
Oh search l,'iuG made the body of the poor lt-
tle folio" "A, iunui In ntid. he had over
rNefte q him-cli, aud had dl,h itom CHhau- i"n
rud eEho-utc. ichoW pupil at the school
gtos tiu. account oi the sud occurrence
le~tottuy WC lad a paper chase. ! was not I'm
the pHck, but followed part IF The way. Vue
nrst dlt,h was about t1u and q half yards W.do
hnd unr aud Is uu4itorN iua urcp. ON, one or
Lv,o cleared it an lho rest Jumped mo tue
middle rui scrambled thruulfh as bo,i they
gould. Sun.c !, u Ola uer backs, and came uIt
IN an iWll ph-hl, 4hy next uuc Mua niue
Nide, aud aver swift stream indie, d, AMI came
Wy 70 ,ooul your ehOulder. ono hoy Owed Ia
nnd T4iIlNcry hard. Iherv waa al-U.tN.ry hIsh
Nind; and tho poor ieluWs, dressed uul, In d
Jersey and dAcko, were ut'uChud "a .hirl uWc.
Nv" nov bo1H out "l uiN 'l"ui rHl a. ana li'
A came IA a., right. H. WAS dicb,i 20 me
AKIN, hthidea bong very t1tu; All among
hl the lNn, hhil, hui MWh, started Tor home.
TWO hOtHrr walked wan MIN L. Wthin a
acouric Of hclds oi homci lhcn he Jagged be-
bind, SAD be was tleu, and told t.Vm 10 L. ave
him and 70 quicker ii tnoY liz d. and not to
mind hlu, B diunt appear at ia, ana his
ei"lhr Wu5 very anxnu7 nbuut h'u'. ana tuld
MI WHO In HI, assigned muster, 30 at tiG
NJ. ana the sergeant, with lanterns, and all
me monitors, as well as II croNd II buys, went
pom hlihhtd aud etln, where lac hAi been some
f'Nf ~, llnA iNNh ohl III AL iltt wei ana ldil
hiu VIM tht Mhris ngnt tai lu. L.. lie Na-
DING IMh with one haI Il on hia head and the
o,hrl 'Iulthen out e.w hlu - through two
anu covered with diIt. Tho ductuI NJ irst didni
Lh"" l' ho MAS dead or not, bat found at crW ar1
lh'l ne WAS STARK dead lie waa only twelve
yeoIs I'D, and MAS n httle wcnk fellow, viii
bpthhH on but loose jeraey and truubers and
stockings and h0Ois, Miti 40 hat, aud, thus 81 ID
MAa Uut ia Nil the wind, hail, ana rain, beside
being nearly over head Ia wafer In Two d,tchoa
llis iathei ts ~. aud his mother ~ blind he
ii"Ne tno sergoan. has EOiO 80 ---, " here h
IF"s, l" break ,ht DowA but ain not sure. "
LAt hsI aud MOtlaeT.
The sun., 1873-11-25
NEW YORK, Is.3-s. WEEKLY sEMLwEEK1Y, AND DAILY

THE widely require
bu,t
wlich will,
frstr he be fuudf
q c
cr.
is stceto Currcr Ii
q 4 fully sectcd md leg IDLY printed in its pages.
first agricultural The ftcsh c-l Instructive
agricultural r,tu n This department
tho to
Of hs tina
weaken nndd
the tho ladies, nnd the hcU tho q
cattle markets. to w.icI particular attention
dollar
club
sUN Any who sends single dollar will
,N-reht rs dua,
sEuiwErU :uN.emctso
% 4
~. a ur
l2O,o0O
vo~rc
The sun., 1873-11-25
rncn,,.n,r yolnn,cer. tor Cahn.

SIN; We the members of the Allison Cotehe
oucr services to aveusr tie brutal murder of our
,ouutrytncu sue R.u Cum tu iiu her liberty. We mum
bcr scnil Nt Aic cuodd ing m, o., The gcgifr part
of whom D. ,Nc rgcn service "a the late war We nope
cos we co. De- -o'r beard from by calling o. OF all
di es ug I,L.Tt QulLDy WD,u care OF j. A. llaii, 50
larmnrht iI 'uAEp QUACN bLAIh.
hts YoM Noy n, i-i8.
The sun., 1873-11-25
Amrstmtnts.
GHAND OPERA HOU-y. BfuiSS AT T.
kdmssion, 20 cents.
EpRCI AL PRII Fp Reserved seats ~ cents extra
Family Circle, Az cents.
nuMr1Y MUMMY AnnoAp.

Tue,d,v. Nov. .9s and EVERY NIOnT AND sATus.
DAY MAfINFF 4 ~ times any stage OF anew aud
otipinal Fairy ENttavsgans, aud aud ricA al &C
t.culsr come pantuInlme, ~ MI. u L. fOA' eLtlIV1
The sun., 1873-11-25

fur Salt unN 10 -

rRTAT reduction IN rents splendid t''r ..n,
~ -four rooms eaCn, rcao. t'r occuthi 'n' i.DN
ward gas sud water on every uuHf -n s'"lo w.
she for any purpurc Inquire At -f NiN''n ''-
rI'O LIT Fhst clas- French Oats, nIr.nc''' o''D'
1 Of sth nv. and 2uh II. ,,,,-ud
\NANTFD ~ small Amorrm '.m.I ~.
w ruotus, ui furrishrd, in Nilauls ilrt s"l,e -
rcnt mod ratc AGdrrss uui 81, pIk .-l -uu ''l'o
The sun., 1873-11-25
sOtttr,ti,

4Ottuu.
-~>-- >----~~---,,
~ ikLETpCRY STATE LoTrRMFs
KENTUCKY EXTRA tLAsH NJ. G);. SoV "a i31R
~, n n ~, 4 tS, ~ o. ~, 8. IS, So
kEhTuthfa Ltss NO. GsS, NJ, = lsiA
5, r., ~, %, G., o. 63. Is. ~. Is, g. 81, ts
,sIiMhhONs & Goa M.nagep. C 'inS -, Ky ,,.
80, q, y. II, sL p, q. 81, G2 O. >, Es, e.
blkl.BI Coi.LkQH- uLAsa No 59s, Nov, r. if1i.
AMi'fii 4 co. Hsn.gors, tovlsgton, Ky
lrrk row. POsi 0laoe boz .Ss,
The sun., 1873-11-25
nNLy DIRECT LIMB TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Compauy's steamers Tor
rre.t anu lqyrc fan eyery arotnat' SuurdW ENcnr
tlOn tckcts l reduced ritcs Apply At th" ONCE of
GBORGR MACkkNIlt. Agent
% BruAdNAy
IDENIiTrANfkS TO ENGI.N<D NNn litE-
Ia lANp.-DrRtE fur ~ and UNIV trd is~rrd ~ re.
ittred ratra TAI'SCOTT HtDTuI is s. 90 VI Soutn Al
The sun., 1873-11-25
StWrng Matolnt,

I'UR ~AIE A Wheeler & Wilson snd singer sow.
j nc machine as good is new, Tor rs, 81 Canal IT,
to- 'or
The sun., 1873-11-25

w oPNiaAlhs W. H'N"t'N' ~ ~0N'
NJ A>rED-A girl 10 assist IN . pa.ery. Apply"
W i2i thsv.
Xy.NTrn-A giri or woman for general house
NyASTEn-opcritors and nmahcts on pauts. IGj
w Chnstic g., tc-I nouse
\NtANTFp Fur sewers anu rs-l sack nushcr,.
S,ui>G riKI- can on'air .r7V'ons. r.. l,ds.
me- ane 'so' ,th or NJ, N, f,J f,c5 i"eeN'
------------
dt,Wil-- itats
lt.,>r- wanted ,,- Washington, k,ros.,c oH g,c.
~ .'.' '-.i. SlcI.is c,ttiaty. .3iioo
~. c,sr,r.,r. ,ticm.n u.. fui mon 90 rouuo-
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n Wanted Appy st "a Ne.t 26th It.
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lw,cHantr Al Ga rnt ami ts willing 10 wurk NJ usht
,,err,,csc,irt, 1.tn,sss wscrs a. r. urek
sier lu' ~ hll9l 9leoharu et' basement,
u,IA,K.uITu- Must be a zoo 1 nor .csioer Ap. /
ntv corner of I'nc anI WauLt str = .rssy CITY.
I,VrCuuu wanted. corner Eric .td 18th .,s ,ier. !
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= " tmr.',,. a. - 's - '
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O>G ISLAND RAILROAD.

i ONG ISLAND IA AilROAD.
On and after Monday, No, n. i51. trains will leave
james slip folows Leave ssh IT,, EAs, uyer hftccn
minutes later!
e9o A. NJ. Greenport mail.
iOc) A. NJ. Port Jefferson, Locust valley. and Hemp
500 :. g., Rivethesd snd sag llarbcr eIpres, Runs
400 T. NJ. Port J,derson. Locust Valley. ana Hemp
sG p H.. Locust vslley aod Henr.,ead express.
sop. Nj, hOrthporI and Rockaway accommodation.
Trains connect at J,msics with East ses Yosk. and
81 Mneola with Hampstead.
suNDAsY TRAINS leave Hunter. Poin, a, follows
sS A. ~, Port ycnorson' NorthpoH, and Locust Val.
go Z. n, So-lhport Accommodation train.
Jko.B MoRfoRD. superintendent
DkNN-YLvtNIt RAILROAD.
Trans leave Sow YORK, from foot Of Desbrosso' and
Eiprcss igf llstri.burs. Pittsburgh the west. snd
.9@ sP " suna,r. Sod sJi = I '"'' '' ~ ''
FOR Baltimore wasnnvton, and the slnih via Penn
sp; NJ Ier haitlmore an4 Wsshington.n VA d aud o.
Ia6r,ss Tor Pnisf inhia SD o3l A ". i1sl.Aas.
~ sp Z. NJ, AMI u night. sdndsy s. '' 1872 sj@
~ !t5n'Sn st7'o MA $40. and Sicr.M sua.
fmigrant sud second clar,7P.M
For NewarA a. tCstl ~ 80 10. 10, II NJ W
!. slg "a Or. Miami |! night sunday S.') C'l%
foi F'laSi,h' o. o.so. ~, Ttc. siG eiouA.M. I'm.
IL so a0, SN 10. isl. a., $40. g. 6l 6l.1 ~ sil
10 iQ r. 81, anl L ni-ht. sunday ~, CiO I ~, and
I1r Rshw.v. esn. 7.sO sip 10 4. NJ, i1M.L2 $50,
SIC $40. .tiO ta' ~ $40. tlu go ln $40, 10 A. Nj
and Z night. sunday, so elN aud 1;3jP NJ.
For MOOdbrids: aud Perth AmDoi,e aaj ~ A. NJ
Far New Rrur wick 7,gD and 40 A N, snd ie ", 2,
$40 t. s:.O. 6iI, ,:S T. M. snd u night SUNDAY 6l0
aud i.S1 L. VI. - =.
Ior Fst Mnlstoae. siO 4 VI, u noon andl3l T. n
For LnntertIile snd tlemiuston. vs. A. NJ. aud
r. VI.
Ior PhiulpstGrg and Bevidere, andtP.M
omn9aa;9 sn ios n''legt''n' 10 barni' ,nd e r. II
For Freehold. ~ A. ~, Anug Z II. .
Igr JsncSburs, Pemoeri "a, C4ndcn, A. NJ snd SS
L. NJ -
Trains .trivc Asfonovs. rom Ptishursh, -. NJ,
1915 auI IS =. NJ. daibs it5 \. VI. daily. cAccp
Monday from Wa,hins 4 and b,aiiii9re , o,e a.,
~. and ~ " From Pnuhcpma, ~, o'S a. ~
iu.lS ii. \. ~ gii ili j, hti, and WA T. VI san
day .h2!. n. t.i co 10 -, a. Il. ant lI.!i =. ".
Ticket ouoc-, 51i 4N. -tl, % 9ii Br1IiwYi - J
Asor iluutri and fnnI Dc fhrlssts aud torIll u
sis FIN grant eHct olice. bIltcry p'icN
Alt N--At d.. H. n RDfn. r..
General N ii,rc~. Gen. Passenger ;cnt
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IL CARVING thr lAltci stair MAILS.
Ml~tuN~IN. NuY, g. O. 10 4, NJ.
NtN ADA, prc. q, At : \ NJ.
e N'0 p.-aatt 8 glil. Sffcrag 81, currency.
MlIIiANs 4 CUION,
- nruadway, New NofK.
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soutln itoi,Cts.

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w ulI tlii- ,rr' tu.ou 90 att'n. ucctius ~ The
iy .rfrof NN.E lo!tp' Tres
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