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CASSIDY MILLER,
SAIL KERs,
COTTON DUCK Agent Manufacturers NJ R,.-- n.
ScrtPton of TENTS, TARPAULINS AWNTN3.S
ETC., etc. Dealers In all Sisea and 0usiItseS 90
VANILLA and TARRBD ROPE PUR.
CHASE BLOCKS, ali siass
Wholesale and Retail Dealsrn I'm RpDt,nc n. 1,.-
an oOlorS and qualities. - AOF 1AAsSS'
tfmOS 0h S-AN U nAno ht an
We pay especial attention 70 rottanR nm In An,
oeSarod style or dnah dno SILK FLAGS a. RENNETS
ma ~ And long exPortSnee in business iuGTiaes
our une aud work 0hAl be IirSt SSfc Snd NJ IN Ia
prices quite moderate. ~~~'S An0 Ot
CASSIDY MILLER,
lW----..---........ P0y6Eas street IN,
eR""y BsswN caap and NAeassnA
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
r A. HERMAN & THoS. WHITE.
PRACTICAL 0iLDERS,
log Customhouse street, near Royal,
OnIKANs

Looking Glass and Picture Erames. Plain and ornA-
tai. made 20 order. Regilding done very beok
style Oil Paiotngs restored, refined, cleaned and
Vanished. Having business experience of nearly
70 their not only n the auaty Of
N. B.-Tho patronage of tho trade solicited Church
decoration and country orders promptly executed
au3i "
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MornIng Star and Catholic Messenger.

From the Catholic World
THE FATE OF THE FAIRY SWAN.
ny ELRANoR C. DoNNELLY.
note pren1ed by Moore his pathetic song. 'sens
Noyle DO tho voioe of thy waters " will explain this
itfle poem;
"Fionnuala the daughter of LIZ was by como super
natural power cd int swan, and condemned
. wander for many hundred years certain lskeo
nd rivers Of Ireland. till the coming Of Christianity.
vhsn tho FIRST sound OF tho MAss boil was TO DO the
ig1Al Of her release"
Tho fAnoiful fiction typical doubs, OF the release
The SOUL through tho agency OF the Gospel from the
lark thraldom Of superstiton) was found among the
foundations from tho IrAh In the possession
4 the late Countess Of MORA.
"when shall tho Swan her death motto singing
Sleep With wings IN darkness si f1r l;nu,,
Song Of ISsn~uala
l.
Up and down tho crystal river
Sailed the fair enchanted Swan;
In the east q rose.fush quivered,
In the west tho stars grew wan:
On the bank. In costume rude.
Knelt . mighty multitude.
And the dow. IN gentle showers,
Bathed the Bishops cope and crook;
Gemmsd tho altar. crowned with flowers,
Flashed On cbAlice. bell and book:
while the priest upon tho grass
Offered up tho fret great Aass.
E7rst great Mas Exin's altass!
Sanburst brighter Than the dAwni
Closer to the recds and rushes
Swan tho fair enchanted swan
Throbbing fast. and dropping low.
Feathered breast. and wings OF snow.
with her weird bright eyes che watched them
That mysterious multitude
Prostrats on tho ground, and sobbing.
Az they beat their breasts subdusd:
Every lip tunshorn or bare).
Trembling with eCstatio prayer.
Ssnctus! Sanctus! Sanctus!' murmured
AT the shrine the bending priest,
All was still-ths very breathing
or that mighty gath ring ceased,
AS upon the hush there fell
Silvery tinkling OF bell
Sacred sound, 90 long awaited!
Blessed Ginning, long deferredl
In the mist. among the rushes.
Something white and trembling stirred
As the bird, In rapture strong,
Sang her Las. delicious song.
"Earewell Erin mid the waters
Shining like em'rald green!
Ne'er again shall Fionnuala
On your sparkling lakes be seem
After ages OF unrest,
Sweet shall be her slumbers boSt-
Christ has triumphedi Christ has riven
From my soul its shAcklos sore-
Farewell. Erin child eff Heaven!
Never shall thee more.
Chime, o chime thou silvery bell
Lirs lone daughter brcAthes farewelll'
Az
Ringing sweeuy-ringng aoftly-
LoI q white ethereal shape
With tho last clear note Of triumph,
Winged to Heaven its glad escape!
Farewell, Tough farewell bright river!
Fionnuala 10 free foreyer
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ROY Be

OLD ESTABLISHED TROY BELL FOUNDRY
ColtinES , e manufacture those BELLS (which have
whch have boon made at this establishment during
past twenty years), and are now making Bells
nuAliy than any other Foundry In the country for
Ch1rcheS Aeadenies Plan tatlois etc. made Of genuine
i Sea neta Copper and TIM Rotary MountnGa. tho
Largo Illustrated Catalogue sent upoa applios-
ton to JONES q CO., Troy, n Y.
CAuHoE-Beware Of parties claiming TO msnufAoture
Genuine Trey Church Bells, whose Foundry is EoE and
NEVER has been located IA Troy, N Y said claims
Intended to deceive the public. less 73Iv
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Observation-Disclosures.

RICE BROS. & CO.,
90 and 9l-..-.-..Camp Street. 90 and 81
hpansh stsre Sos NagaAao Street,
... ,..s 11w ORLEANS, LA. ... o..
Impeessrs Of Foreign and Domes@
HARDWARE,
Gallery, Guns, Tinners, Stock, Tinners' Tools,
and
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
HoUSR-FURNIsHTNG GOODS Of every description.
Manufacturer Of .r..
BRIGHT TIN AND JAPAN WARE.
Keep constantly hand tho Largest Stock Of Cooking
and Heating Stoves to DO found In tho South,
and are Solo Agents for tho
Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves,
Chief among which 10 the
NEW CHARTER OAK, for Coal, Coke or Wood
with Low Reservoir Boiler.
We. guarantee tho Charter Oak to give entire satis
faction in all work. -
IA, Como and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
no9 An
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JOSEPH SCHWARTZ, - -.
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
Springs, A1les, Bolts, Ready Made Wheels, Buery
Bodies, Wood Work. Trimmings,
PAINTS AND vARNISHES
sARYEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
SALES ROOM, MO, "a CARoNDELET sT,
Fastory-No. Carroll Street,
noA Ga NRW oRL8ANs.
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Do you love the governor better than you
do Mo :" the convict asked jealously, with g
real paDg at heart. What did that man, high
in wealth, rsnk, and happiness, want of this
little girl : Jeffcies began to conceive dis
like for him, to think that even pardon would
be unwelcome from him.
IL love you best" Minnie said thoughtfnlly,
" and"-looking up with serious eyes Pm
saying prayers for you every night, and ask.
ing God to save you. Mamma said I might"
To save me" he repeated.
Yes. What is to save, Mr.. Wllliamf Mamma
said it is something good"
and - don't know" he replied both puzzled
subject he would have thought of; and when
the chaplain men tioned it professionally, the
brilliant, scornfuI eye of Jeffriee had often
checked the words upon his lips. But that his
darling and idol should pray for him, was .
very different thing. .t d.
Steps we're heard returning. Jefries hastily
snatched the little bands still stretched
through the bars, kissed them passionately,
then turned away from the door.
Come. little lady !" the chaplain called out:
her face pressed close to the grating.
He echoed her goodbye hoarsely, without
looking around. -. %. ,.. ;Ul.
"Good:bye she said Sgnin, lingering, and
again" 't
He made no reply aud she was obliged to 20.
But no sooner had she gone than he Sprang to
sound of her retreeting footsteps, cursing the
chaplaius heavy boots and empty talk. 1t
was her last visit to him there he knew.
The warden had gone away from homo for
day or two, and the deputy had entire charge.
So completely had Jeffries' appearance imposed
on him, he consented to allow him the Privi-
lego of presenting to Minnie Rsyuor her play
house with his own hands.
He is so fond of her, and has taken such
palma to mako the baby house, IL seems o pity
he should not have the pleasure of giving it
to her" no said. eft 10 best to encourage o
man who is trying to reform. Last year there
wasn't . worse man in the prison, now there
isn't better one, and it 10 all that ohild's do
ing. Mrs. RaynOr 10 willing, and there 10 no
reason why I should object. 1 want JeffrieS to
see that trust him."
One of the guard drew his face down to q
preternatural length, aud gave low whistle.
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sss ss y sa.ued Offerings exclusively b..
~ ~ oxen Of poor s.cv prime qUah!, ana soo
Gessi s.G for Morris wsIels Co SO fat lnnOi' steers %
.,. for xSri. W.ses Co. l62 Illinois steers ohd7S
- mo- Sos for Morris. w.i,s. Co. 6s Illinois 'i''r
sss;s TSsey M Morris Co.. "a poor Illinois steers % e"1'
s.ma,ls for Morris Co. Sc Illinois 'sr' a. s 90 'T 1
lce :S ~ 80 Sc eTt. At II % -, .,
10 cars % s sSs nae week marie,
weaker for and oranA b. lower; but among
a. essinr were very sheep and these ke Of the week
sstres that the outside sngs Se a 10 but poor lot could
90, have been sold Tor than size z & t W skuan "a
n Pdcoes sob 459 coarse hen'u'A! '"''P ~
''i fstS . s. y 81 90 sys sS al
cssas i9 s, igG aO, h, t Cine voo
h1M' saTp i iO s1 DO lis ~ sl PIP extra Ohio sheep
~ n At SCI and Us p' e u or 1904 hogs mskirg total Of
m de last faar against 2O092 for she same time s
,ss f Ss7. for city, 6'sa7c for Western
Ir.sY Feb 1sCrTLxThe m1Eet opens ,%e W,,' A. se
~ SJsl hs he. sIcsh. ,fD 70 y TfG 4p s.
~, Is head and price, ranging from go to so 90
sssEr LlSRsThe receipts were IL oO neal ' i~
last closing gns': ,ne . ming , gT,e' Ter f'i
Rrx,.tn Feb l3-CAr1LE-Tho receipts to-day ineutug d
- Ieped q, arrive vere $50 bead making the total supply of
a. S s5 Ar 44S bead or $40 against 429 cars for Ole
mr. urd in the will be shipped East IN trst bands -
snsFr ANo LlNssThe rcceps TO-DAY including IspSfSo az
,s h ~sF The total sup9 for the ws x.s 0' he
~ 100 bead ssns he1S Tor The same ne S q 70
% 80 far choice m shade mgheri s e VI
iT5 bead indians sheen syeT.pg 80 h. at "a s7 1877 head ono
'htfS r.eqp tdsy including reported arrivals 500
MAILING the total SIMPLY Tor ne week wv ~ ,n Of
,rI 10 zoe pcv quite excitement among oqytts ye'
"a, seeos ard n' seos N '9e yaf' ye - as 80 heavy
.sss - 75os5 80
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POM Peb l3-Co,iob weekly receipts SSG bAleS
Feb - Cotton quiet Low Niddlng 49, r,,,
rp;s 1872 bales shipments 2Oe0 bales stock 1874 lOO37
hles; 1879, 1919 bales
HAcoS Peb 10 Cotton quiet and FIRM Low Mddins i4a.,
vsel. $50 bales; shipments HOB bales; sales Us
saIe. ssoeI 1874 ~ 266 bales; 1873 1928 bales '-'
snIsI Feb 13Cotob weekly. receipts, 0j2 bales shipments,
1928 bales stOck 1874. 5.542 bales; 1873 1925 bales
sHREyhPokT Feb 13-COtOn scye; Low Mding, 14dll4c;
-esb recps $40 bales shipments 3O55 baesi sales, Os9
tslts, s,ock S.52Z bales.
ColusGr. Psb l3-Cotton quiet Low Ndding Ale. veeE,
S.cep's 2l7 bales shipments 2l53 baesi sales 1913 bales
s1oes 1874 1880 1873, ll.54S bales
PEovDkHCE FEB l3COttou weekly reeepts 226 bales
LOO bses stock u 900 bales.
'h.hLksToS, FEB l3-Colton steady; MddRng l5sdl5le.
-. hndhrg l4s4dl41s-. Good Ordinary, ID receipts,
Ioto bars exports oosstwse 1889 bales; as 1000 bales
$500 o.ss weekly net receipts, 1924 bales; exports
bntAn 51sS bales 10 the Continent OS3 bales France
iStNLLs fsa lS-Cotsoo quiet; AIdlibe IJl4e.
hybik reb l5.-COon qge and GrL: Adanug. ioe Low
GHShng I4' Good Ordinary, 13lse net recent 100
ppoI< We Couuneht 1853 bales o0sixse los 5e ,sles
1000 ess As1 evening 1000 bales 6. 4s h. vsek
-. tesp sosz e.s' le 9077 bales exports Con1eut
kEwORLEASs Feb lS-Cottsn firm Middln1 ler. la. Ma
thsg l<7s Good Ordinary, 1884, receipts "a, bss -.
bO4 bales 70 Great Britain, 800 bsss, a. a.,
l46 bales; ooastulse "a bales; sales 500 bs, L.,
800 bales sOk. 344 b34 bales weekly ree~rt. "a o,
90 257 bales 10 Great Brt.it bsi b q,
CcshseSt 475 bales to France $685. bas; coastws
bales ssles, 81. 900 bales. '''''
BIis-soss Teb l3-Cotton esl; Aodbsg l5S1, Low xAl
l6e Good Ordinary 1896 net receipt 27l bAits; gro 5s
10 bales; Esies S16 bales evenin t
$50 bales stock 14.sl7 bales weekly M,
slo b@jes 3l36 bAles eSPor ~ TIE C0EHest 500
es-ssstss, lVs bales sales l.Sbl bales syinar tSX b.s
eb,Asz<A 20 lS-Csssss kssi SsaSss. lts
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,7s oslesi exports Britain 1000 bales eosst.,s 20
49,. s.e, s93s9 bales; seek net reecpn
~ OSs hses exports Great Bnan 2OpO bales W voc 'on"
cnt M bales ooswise 1898 bales Sales, 9I8I haes
MgNPHs Feb l3-Coon steady demsud good ot beei gAn,
Lac and Dirty neglected Low hiddhng a4 a H ~
2BgS bsles; shipments Ana bales; stock ls4 h4. oa
ls73 % 1888 bsIes weekly receipts l4,i7o baei shpien"
sosIoS Feb l3-Cctou 6neri Mddng 1876 n,' dn &
b.les. gross SIS babs $50 bales; stoo puvV
Veey net receipts 2b7 gross. 513 bates, iIeI~
Britain. A47 bales sales 14O0 bales .,,,,. ~, 10
13-Co;ton Grm uuohanged hnihp
eepts O37 bales shipments, 500 baes sales iSo W."
WILMINGTON Feb 13Coton QUIET; hduhae .oet III
2oS bales exports cosstwe 4S2 baes sales 80
bales; weekly net receipts l0JO bales exports eo'"se ~
bales sales. 470 bales ,,,,, A.. ,os,i,ts . 53G
h.Ies s1rmeu ls bales; stock 163i9 baesi weeAy rOop
10 0AJ balesi shipments HSbo b@les uaf,c IA u net
NoEFoIK Feb l3Coon quiet Low hG9a95s ~ -, sise
,anta gGG bales exports Great Britain ~ bales - ~
100 bHies. se $50 bales: stock 1900 bales NHy h,' ~
esints n "a bales; exports Great Britain LIS b~e' wa
x Fcb III ton auet; moderate demsnd Good oiu
I 900 bsies sock i16Oo6 bacs weekly net Tsoes,
49, y1. 10 reo; Britain $3.50 bales 20 the Continent o'ii0
b,es, cosswise COLA bales taes II 100 bales 49, dSipcs
MosrGoNKRY FEB. 13CeIoD Q9etj otpsI9 i:li l is74
lac weekly receipts 3l3 be shipments, $40 Oaes '' $500
AgGrTt Pen Gotten dali Middlng, l5e reSeipS
b,e: sales giS bales; stock 1874 274o baI ,sc.
bales; weekly reecpR 4344 oeles tnp'A'N"' ''''
PHnGpKIPrIiA Feb l3.-Cot.oh quet hiddhns' 10 n
MddjrF l5i2c Good Ordinary, l4ci Oub"iJi 4-1-' -
receipts Sl2 balesi gross l,Os6 oabt
ETCEiPTs -,
SrvYonx Feb l3The following the total not receipts o. COZ
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GDreGn Steamers.

EAGLE LINE. ...,, ,,s,,,D,
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP;
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERbOURG, AND HhAbuEG.
I1s elcaaut brlt steamship
SCHILLER. Capt Thomas,
win TUESDAY Feb a. Om Eagle Line iie ioot Of ls'
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. CHERDOJRG. AND HAMBUh6;
CABIN f saoln Sl2D goi saloon S72 gof eer'Te
To Plymouth ara LONDON $50 seege 70 Cheb0ug aTl
Hamburg $50 gold Prepaid tickets o Hamburg $50, currency
FOR IRE apply PUNCH, EDlE Co.. - south NilhimsI
For pasige Apply to KNAUTh, EACHoD, kUHNE,
Asen, 10 Broadway.
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at. Lndglte.hiIl Z z.

ART5fIC WATCHES Lals &c
T0CKW00D TAIIOR Tribune Oace
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ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

~ MINT OF Trains taking eject January H. 1874 From SkArS
bers-st Depot Dor 23d-st note belowl
$500 m-Cnannaa aud CIicago Day Express Drssins'Eooa
Cosches Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 20 dest nation
lO41 mkIpress Mail fr Buffalo AMI Niagara Falls Sleeping
pm CDsiyl-PaciGc Express 10 the West Sleeping COacb-s
through to Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Cincinnati Detroit and Cnesgo
without change.
Pos Jerys 90 900 1880 asi 1915 43o &c 30 and
Aio9ie.own, 500, 1880 900 1000 and 1876 ~ s46
40 1890 add y The 900 a. NJ sni 4:3O N usBd
connect with NewYorE and oswegO Midland Railroad.
toniout and Kingston 300 N. and $3.50 ). m.
Goshen. 5000 800 ts;3O 900. 'lO3O IO15 30s
3:l5, 1870 1880 and 1900 o
Eeyburgh. $3.50. and 1913 q. n. $50 and 4 80
Wargck. 500, lO:iJ a. m, and 4:3o
Sufen, %, 6is = tS:oU 'lO5O, and lJ:i0 $40 81
1890, -, and 1880 Pr
Paterson IS Gao T. 3 $3.50 no. 1000. 1870 1850.
ST. ~ 9GOn .isS Si2 S4S / a. O. sl2 $50 -.
Newark 80 Z. 1880, fO:t5 ami 1880 M 3lo, 4:a5 g.
i6;3Op and ~ Saturday nights oniy. - -. -. - -.
Rutbeuad PARK aud PaSslc, $40 1880, 10 1880 IA
noon, 1875, l. 5:15 8, $3.50 $40, 1880 All .ll3O IN.
Hsdse Hs1ken,sek anu Way D. Sl3, and ts:45 H.. l. s.
and o ana IL Saturday ngbts only.
Engewood g. TO- and 81 80 3l5, AIS, 4:f0, 530
630, and '7:4b D. N. and II SATURDAY nights only
orezstin s. 10, and $3.50 M 1880 3l5, 4;l5' $50 e3o
spagkhn s. 8. 49, and $3.50 m. 1870. 3:l5 AS 456 $50
$3.50, f;45 p m, and IL Saturday nights only 49, - -
Peruost sud Mack 49, ant 30 30 3ilJ s55 80,
$50 t7:45 p. m AND ~ Sa:uray nights only.
spring Valley and Way D and $50 Ia. 4:ij N.
NOTg-Trans leaving Cnamberss. hall hons kaye
Twenty hdt 10 minutes earlier than shove time tfins leaving
Chsmbers-S, quarter hours 80 saTes
Boats Twenty shrst 1880 and 1880 connecting
vita leaving ChsmOerss a. same houA The NJ and IA
Dra wing and Sspnf
Coaches be obsned and orders for the heesn AL tsnt
Besdssy; cor onehundre and and Tbrdsys
Cont ST. Boosn at ihe CompaHys DeDos and Of AgS ss
principal hoe. ,s,-.
sDAly. lsanosys ohY
JNo n. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN hARhkIS.
p,h .. m--CO.so Tor money vi
Al. .oean 92a92s United States Bonls-NeS F'es iVo = DIV
TyKspooI Feb l3-123Op m-The Cotton sales Of the week
zen 81 900 bales which II 900 taken or efpo Du
stock IN pOtI Is b-%VO' e"s
2iG 600 the receipts Of the week hae oeen
ang ~ 600 actual export SOU bae Ie'toh 70 ar
v ehesper the basis Of hdng gPhs notlns Seom
God Ordinary shipped febuarg and hah at el; DO 90" oe',
N. Apnl and May 1891 do nothing below Low nillnlgs
hppcd and ApuL sales on re Jsfs Nihg Vt
ans nothing below Low MddDgs shipped March apl AZ "a
T ep Wheat for the three days have beeh iOOV guar
~ Including Ia 900 Aaeuosn .., .-.,-. ,,,,r,..
IyERPOoI Feb 131 p TCotton aue and s'oadyi Madhns
ppsrds 81; Mdduq orleans, Sltd69si 1900 bales IN
sndne 2OOO Tor export and speculation. .o,
IoSp0S Feb. 1872 m.Pars dispatches quote Rente al 0e
75C ~. an o,n..,..
crg 9lQ goo bales American BeldufstEe market be quiet
wheat 10 4 GENITAL for California " ie and is
o. q io tub to A. 4al2,3 Spring aud II a
~ Ter RED Corn 81 p quarter Bacon 81 CIVIL ioi
Lon Clear Middles Ts. u cwt. ,
Feb 1850 H. me suennt o. 2lioh gong n'o ~
baance aloOOJ rams quo
Rertcs at 5SL SOC -oo
Feb. l3ooV VI tle NVl'Vh sies tOua) "
bae Nere American
reb. l3Petroleum 81 % tne fae huercan
loNpOr Feb. 49, ufans dispatches Slyo h'A'es AZ -
frAnts ~ v ceutlines. 20. .,.---
LNKRP0OI. FeO l30'O P NJ Notoh u aIi'c w
sales bas OF MdIang OplnGs heh VIZ belG uoSl
shipped January and Fehf2aty al 4VL Ah A'' WI iN
fsbrcs at Manchester 70 stesdy. 49,. %.
ICKDoN Feh l3hyC4u Lnsecd OF AUo = per 'Oh' 'I''A
OH ass Ter Spirits fuIpenune' 80 per e"I
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYt
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WESr-Pasenger ard Preigd
Of Lbertyst Connects at SomsryDe S
South Branch RI Hampton Junction VT Delaware Laegan0s
with LeZh and SasqaehsnSa
Division Lehyh Valley Railroad Direct tine 70 Hanson<
Pbagh West Central Pen1Jlyaas AMI New fohx
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. !, lSl3-Lcaye Ne a folowsI
b:lj m-NBwS TRAM kastOB. Beth BAH AleFosrs
Msuch ChuuE Tansqua ,Wiikesbarre Scranton. &c
PlJinheld.
m-Wsy Train Pennington Eaon Belyicee Naneh Cbnb
Wkesbarre Pit,ton. hahanoV City Mt Carmel Ha1eon lnns'
hammock Towands wAve SC Conuects' Junction WIN DsLa
Lack. ami West. Railroad -,
Harrisburg West Connects someye o Fleming
ton CLunk. lamaqgs Wkesbaue.
&c. with through Dauy.le. Wllllm3p0rt &c
1890 "a m--Nay Train S0nerv1s
l2lO o. m-BxPRSs for femiE Easton, Bath Allentown
HahanOy City HiLstOU Wkeshae scranton, hssln
ms Columbia Lancaster Ephrata. Potyie, Harrisburg NC
2:3Op m.-Way Tram for Basion Alentosl aud Beiylee
$3.50 p. m.-WaY Tram Tor PiaInaed -
u-Wag Train Allentown, and Magcb COG
zee At Junction with Del. Lack and West. Il. K
4:3Up m-Way Tram Tor S0merYle and Pennington
D. m.--Hay Tran tor somerrie.
sis m-Way Tain or Pianheh 1870 -
$50 ExPRBss, dy, for Eas;on bcdeie, sHs
town. Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh ILeaeo o.
m.-Wsy Tram FOR sOmeniIe.
GAO D m.-For Plainieh
1870 - Rmi-alt)-F0r Eag.on.
9:l5 n. m.-Nay Train f,r Someryns.
Tor EngiS@th At 5ii5 G. G:2O Gao T. 100 8 s.45 s9N
T. 4:l5 $50 4ij g. 5:l5, $50 5;i5. o. GO, Gao, 7l5s
''O o1'' ''i'' AO''O ii'' r. E. KICKER suut Bog
II. p BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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WOOL MARKET.

wool MAIKEr
pm ,,v,pu, Pen - Improving demand and brn,
soek scarce ONO Pennsylvania and West virginia po nt
Ert aud above, 69djSc Extra 5J@3lsi heetp% % oo
Fine 5Od52c Medium. 81 a55c Coarse 45G00c So%ons'
xashe 81 la6jc Combng unWSsed 422d43e Canada 1enD
ing 636G5c Fire uByashed 3G 4S8e So7se Ssf SG@
COLORADO unwashed 22d25e Extra and Merno puui 500
Doe No and Supe6re pulled 45djOc Texas Fine ana MEDIUM
33ie THss Coa 22d25c; California, F1ne and htalum
2s BE: Cahfornis. Coarse. 224s3Sc
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Ocean Steamers

NNHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWBRB STEAMSHIPS
Sailing YORK SATURDAYS IRON Liverpool 90 THURS
DAIs ca Ing a COrk HSrDOr esrh
OcEANn. SATURDAY. Feb IA. 300 D. m
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY, Feb 81 az 800 ?. n
CELTIC SATURDAY. Feb %, 300 ?. N.
ADRtATIC SATURDAl. March Z. al 300 r. m.
BALTIC SATURDAY. March II at -OO p m
From tue Dock Payotls FerT. .erser Ctr
tfor all unrVaed combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, bathrooms 10 uhislO
SgreOns stsaJessSs accompany
Asses
KAThS-SAloon $780, Return Tickets, $40 solt Storage
certificates. S:}S. -
from America PAnL ha4SDurz
Sorvay, Seien, Inlii. Australia. China Sc-
Draft Il npwin..
and other
snicss. No. 10 Braaisag newborn X J. COklIo ASent
VNHE SHIPPING of the WORLD, number
and tonnage 1870 comparei with 10 AZ, IL
THE TkIBt NJ ALMANAC now ready. Price 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

and ser Dec l. 1873 leave South Eghtht Brock
Ign. 40 folo~s SUNDAYS eheep,ef)
Fer PHtcloEJe aud nternest. stations at o. 80 and
Po slp inl.tmsao staon, al $50 and ana m.
POS Babylon and intermediate stations al $50 aud l3O 4, b.
Ant p.
N,es aud $780, 5. g.
and D -
fo HEM ead Roeasa, intermediate stations at $50
l.. .
hupGaI uAa. pave BashweL Tor lI az
GEO CARaAS. saDeraseBdsak
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AllefelldiIeuus.
Alarple ano Slate Hlanifls.

CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- MantA kebs and deagos go
NestIwentyt hirdst. b.i-etn seventh aud E.ghha's&
'NHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
20 usr lnons RouTth-Avt and
tea 81 o1.rng AAs1EIs GRATIS
- 'omrns'ns ssfsn ynees cbsasns
oIsseSur&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14

RTNITTANCRS reed not heoeSssfit
accompany the order, IS arranF,Rssa
have been made that Ne ForFarins
Companies Agegt shall. Al The tue a
delivery. collect the smonnt Of Inyoios.
together with Forwarding chsges sDd
Custom dues
This no e Of collection Ard delivery
ha. ben found Of great service ~ oo-
dect.ng our extensive Amenoao uass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
- PROVIDENCE
The RHODE ISLAND TUESDAYS Thurs
d.s and satar.yp EARRAGANsEr hodsv WeiRess snJ
Friia, 49, North foot Of Jay, daily teIcep
dsy) awning In Boston ahead Of all other lines
los
Offices VI BIpress Co 3ls BoAaw.v
L. ". FLAikR. u. 5. BABC0Ik Pss.Ilent
lrrP x. AT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-02-21

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