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CONFIDENCE WITH WlvEs.-lu connection

CONFIDENCE WITH WlvEs-lu connection
with the reported remark Of gentleman, who
said he didn't believe the ladies he met in
Washington street knew that the times are
dull. and that their husbands are having q
hard time to keep heir heads above water, the
Boston Journal relates the following: "All
husbands do not make their fuaucial affairs a
tonic of conversation at home, and some better
halves know less of their own husbands affairs
than they do of their neighbors. Some week
since lady was first Informed of her husband 8
suspension by reading au announcement IN
paper which she accidentally took up 10 a
store while waiting to have aD order hiled
Whether it was pride or fear that prompted
the secresy cannot be stated, but wha, can be
expected from wives 10 the way OF true econ
ouy if they are only silent partners 10 the
matrimonial copartuership? ln 1857 large
jewelry frm sold costly sci Of jewels to lady.
The firm knew that her husband was 10 fall
ing condition, but the lady had been long
and profitable customer. When the partner
ordered bis clerk not to charge The set which
had been delivered, but to make memoran-
dunn on the botter, he paid the lsdy'S integrity
high compliment. When the husband failed
the iewelry came back, With note couched In
such terms that the dealer only regretted that
gift of the set would be construed as an To-
sult."
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Here's TO your Good Health" I"
Many Happy Days" These good wishes, will
not cure you unless you take my medicine,
hErATlSE, for sll diseases of the liver. Those
VINO wait must suffer the more. You may read
TINS advertisement until Dyspepsia, Sour Stom-
sch' Indigestion, Spleen, Chills, ConStipation,
ana Files have dragged you to the brink of the
grave and these terrible diseases become chronic.
oIli there is hope as long rs there is life, If you
iske M Merrell's Hepatine for the Liver.
5hty doses for one dollar, cheaper than pills or
doctor bills, and free from calome. Sold by
inarl6-ln L. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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There are thousands who have rub

bed tueir .sh sore with liniments, for pains and
aches that they call rheumatism. and have found
no relief simply because these pains and aches
are unmislakabte signs of u torpid and disorder
"a llVer, and cSnnot be cured without striking ut
the seat OF the disease, removing the bile and
t:sa osa blood from the system and restoring the
l'vcr to natural and healthy action by taking
bottle Of Merrell's HepatIne for all d.
sesses OF the liver, when the pains and aches
Wlll gradually disappear from day to Gay as il
enters inIo the system, and does its WORK. Fifty
uoses for one Collar, two cents dose; cheaper
'nsn pills and free from calcmel. Sold by !
marl6-lm II. s. LEADBEATER u BIO.
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APARTMENTS FOR DoM PEDRO.-Counci lor
A. ?. de CarvaIho Borges, Brazilian Minister
at Washington, has engaged apartments at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for the accommodation OF
the Emperor Dun Pedro and his suite during
their sojouru iu this city. The rooms selected
are twcuty 10 humber, including the gentle.
men, paror aud the requisite bath rooms and
sleeping apartments. They are situated on
the parior floor, fronting 90 Fifth avenue: aud
Twenty-third street, and comprise the finest
rooms 10 the house, having the 'soutbery ex-
posure" so much sought for by dwellers 10
fashionable hotels. The Brazilian Minister,
in conversation with representative OF the
Herald yesterday, requested the latter to state
to the public that the Emperor is decidedly op-
posed 10 anything like public reception ON
his arrival here, or to public demonstration
of any kind whatever during his stay. His
Majesty desires to travel simply as q private
gentleman, avoiding all ostentatioo and unne-
cessary dis play. Mr.. Borges left the CITY. last
evening for Washington and will returo hitber
next week to await the arrival of the Emperor.
Ncp York Herald.
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SALE OF SHoRTHoRNs.-The sale of S. W.
Jacobs heard Of Wapsie shorthorns, composed
OF l60 cattle, took place at West Liberty, Iowa,
Wednesday. Among the sales were the follow.
,pg Peri Second, of Lindale, to D. 8. Buss
ipg, Minerville, N Y, for $7,05O; First Lady
Bramptou, of Wapsle, to Aaron Piumly, West
Liberty, Iowa, l,50O; Third Lady Bramptou,
Of Wapsie. to b. Sumner. Woodstock, Conn.
Sl,450; Nelly BLY, Second, to Mr.. Rigg, Ham
Ito, H.. 81, ,e75; imported Golden Drop Second,
TO E. Wilson & Son, West Liberty, Iowa,
81 ,64O; imported Golden Drop Third, to D.
Bussing, 81 ATS, Grace, to Mrs. Long, Moo
roe, Iowa, $1,000; Roam Princess, to D. NJ.
Flyun, Boone, Iowa, $3.40O; Highland Maid
Fourth, 10 r. Sumner, Woodstock, Como,
sl,7O0; Highland Maid Seventh, to D. Buss-
iug 81 500; Minnie Aunandale Second, to D.
Busslug, So 500; Landown's Minna, to E.
Wilson & Sous. So $50. The only remarkable
sales Of bulls were Geneva Earle, to D. Buss
ing, $l,5OO; Oxford, Of Springwood, to j. +.
Oweus 81 900; Lord, of Deer Park. to VIM.
Piper, Mechaniosvlle. Iowa, $1,000; Scotch
Crown, to John Coward, nes Moines, l,500.
The total receipts were sS7 900, general aver.
age, $63O.-.New York Herald.
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BOOKS AJND sTHTXC.sERr.
Books, Magazines, Reviews
&C., &C., &C.,


#FRENCH'S. No. 30 HING 81.
WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE
IT for the Spring and Summer of 1876, by
ILLUSTRATES .IUS % P0RTF0LiO i;ij Sc OF FASH
IONS for the Spring and Summer Of 1876, b.
Mime. Demorest.. DC
HARPER'S MAGAZINE Ior April.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE E for April.
ARIEL'S REPLY to the Rev. John A. Seiss,
DID,, of Philadelphia; also his reply to the
scient' fc geologist and other learned men in
their attacks on the credlbility of the Mosaic
account of the creation and food 49,. .....5Oc
THE SQUIRES LEGACY by Cecil Hay. 75c
COMM THROUGH THE RYE. ........75c
PAUSANIUS the Spartan, by the late Lord
Lyttou, so cents bound in cloth, Lord Lyt-
ton edition, $l.50; bound in cloth, Globe edi-
JOHNATHAN, of Leisure Hour Series, by
DIANA iS1a GAAKEW 5As by Mrs Forrctsr 50
THE UNSEEN WORLD, by John Fiske,
A. NJ. LII. .............2 w
HAWTHORN BLOSSOMS, by Emily Hsw,
THE BLACK Iii HILLS Routes to Scenery Gil
mate, Timber, Gold, Geology, etc.........2 A'
THE FLAG OF DISTRESS, q Tale OF the
South Seas, by Captain Mayne Reid. ! IS
SEA AND SHORE, by the author of the
'Househuld of Bouverie" ".....................l 10
MIRIAM'S MEMOIRS, by the author OF tie
"Household of Bouverie'' .... ".... .........l 10
FINE ENGLISH and FRENCH STATION
ERY and new styles of PAPETERlEo just
NEW BOOKS daily All the MAGAZINES
for April will be out in day or two.
NH 16 GEO. E. FRENCH.
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JANUARY, 1876.
JANUARY, 1876.
John q. ParrOttt,
No. 55 King street,
(Next to Corse'a Banking House)

ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
Dealer in
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAP
PING PAPER, ENVELOPES, INKS.
PENS, MUCILAGE, PENHOLD-
ERS, INkSTA IDS, LEAD and
SLATE PENCILS, SEAL
ING WAX, SC, &c.
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Checks
Letter Copying Books Presses Brushes Y,;sI ana
States and Books or anything else wanted in
the Stationery Department, as well as Sh EET
MUSIC, besides FLUUR SACKS--plainy or
printed to order-PAPER BAGS of siI kinds
and sizes, Shipping Tags, Sc, at factory prices
jan l-tf
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T1HE BALTIMOR READY MIXED
l. PAINT-thc best and cheapest ready mlx
ed Paint extant In color it is rich dark,
reddish brown. 1t is especially adapted for
painting railroad depot buildings, and station
houses, brick walls, weather boarding, iron or
wood fences, barns, stables dsiries or other out out
houses. 1t is also q capital roofing, Paint 10 10r
in 10 gallon lots 81 per gallon, or in 40 gallon
bbs 90c per gallon. Shipped to the country IN
any qusntlty desired This Paint has been IN
use in Baltimore for over four years and with
entire satisfaction to all who have tried 1t we
have secured the exclusive agency for this Sec
ion of Virginia.
NH II tANNE1 q W.
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TNCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.
r. am now manufacturing good and cheap
PAINT, of several colors, the body of which is
equal to Lead and Oil, which for tin roofs,
barns, stables, fences, &C., will be found very
suitable as well as economical, and An improve
market For brick walls with a northern ex-
nosure it will act as preventive to dsmpness.
For iron it makes solid and lasting coating,
i,nperyious to moisture and preventive of rust;
Being of various shades of color, the cornice and
trimmings can be painted to suit This Paint
has been used by one railroad company ana oy
highly recommended by all who have tried it.
Price, single gallon, 75c. 10 gallons 5; per gal.
Dbl, or DO gallons. 60c per gal: Call and e1. =;
anime samples at IS King st, under SsrepLa Hall.
NH 81 w. F. CREIGHTON.
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SPRING GOODS.
Plsids for over dresses and the plain goods to
match.
Percales, in great variety.
Prints and Cambrics.
Black Gro Grain Silks for $1.50-af fine article.
Australian Grapes, very handsome.
Black French Cashmeres.
Grape Wells and English Grape for trimming.
Single and Double Black Cashmere Shawls.
Plaid and Striped Muslins.
Lonsdsle Osmbrics
; A stock of superior (Richsrds0ns) Irish
Linens =. "
Very beautiful printed Linen Lawns, White
do. Table Napkins of all prices, Hemstitched
Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs for ladies and
gentlemen, Gloves and Hosiery.
A large lot of superior finish Alpacas. These
goods are beautiful blacks and the most ap.
proved brands. j.
Very fne Black Mohairs, with all kinds of
Bleached Goods, superior Cotton Sheetlngs,
&C., &c. mn II
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-We
u have this day received from the manufac-
turer, on Steel, Paragon and Argis Frames in
Plsin and Twilled Silks, one of the largest
most varied and elegant stocks of Umbrellas
and Parasols ever offered in this market The
ladies particularly are invited t. call and see
them. d. +. BKASHEAh.
GILKS-We have this day received lot Of
y very beautiful Striped and Checked French
Grey Silks, together with full line of Black
Silks, which we offer at prices corresponding
with the times. The ladies will please Call :, ana
see them. d. F. BRASHEAR.
DRESS GOODS-We are now receiving q
- full line of Spring Dress Goods in Pialds
and Popular shades of plain colors, among them
very fine, soft and light weight Bersge Serges,
now in great demand. The ladies are invited to
call and see them. D. F. BRASHEAR.
ErLANNELS-We have this day. opened
e line of extra fine silk warp and all wool
medium weight and Gauze Flannels, which we
offer at prices to suit purchasers.
NH % ID. F. BRASHEAR.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1876.
DRT GOODS
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

TIE MADE SHIRTS.
Warranted made of Xxx Wamsutta Cotton and
No. 2lOO Linen Of the very best custom made
and perfect tt. Price 81. Sold by
81. B. Hoomes. D. F. BRASHEAR,
a. H, Morehead. No. 109 King street.
Alexandria, Va.
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CHAKRRS GARDEN SEEDS, put up IN
y boxes containing a full assortment espe-
cially adapted to the trade OF country me,, er
chants, a large supply in store and for sale oy
fsb 10 JAHNEY & CO., 145 King St.
~ENTENNIAL DIARIES, handsomely Nd
u gotten up, with q Calendar for 1876 Casn
Acconnt Interest Tables, &c, for sale cheap BY
tsb a JOHN 81. PARROTT.
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GUNS, CAPS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at
u ss King street. Alexandria, Va, corner of
Royal, an assortment OF English Twist Shot
Guns, of good quality, and at very low prices !;
shells, &C.. Musket Caps, Gun Wsds Flasks,
Pouches, Belts, &C., to which We invite atten-
ton. ,,
sep 0 j. L. CRElGHION oON.
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DR. j. q. McLEAN'S CELEBRATED.
~ FAMILY MEDICINES, consisting of
Strengthening Cordial Volcanic Oil LiniIment
Chinoidine Sugar Pills, Liquid NJ, verm,iuge
Vermifuge, Wonderful Cough and Lung Heal
ing Globules and Catsrrh Snuff. For sale both
wholesale and retail by
feb III oANNEI & W.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, very pretty,
~ just received by
fah'7 J, C.. s. E. MILBURN.
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o. BAGS kio, LaGauyrs sud Old Govern
10 ment Java Cotfees ir store and for sale by
NH 16 W. A. JOHNSTON. i
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NATIONAL and TWIN BROTHE 10
IN YEAST CAKES, fresh, received t2 day oy
NH j. y. q u. hIhD y ~
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IRON ne Suspension D, idge Journal NDc1e.
The nccssant gale from the north and
northeast for the past week caused a wonderful
change IN the Niagara river. During sunday
and MondN the falls presented n appearance
such has not been witnessed since the lear
lsio. Many OF our citizens, ana more especially
the visitors who happened to be In town, ruShe 4
from pulut to point viewing the wonderful
sight. TIE huge rocks below the American
Falls that ire usually covered with witer from
fifteen to twenty feet deep. were bare. and stuck
out like mount iins. william Glassbrook. the
old ferrymnn, said he could have walked from
tle entrance to the shadow Uf the Rock IN
to the "Clyc OF the WINDS In front Of the
American Fiils without danger. rae river
between Goat lsl I'd and Prospect Park. where
the water Usually runs more than twenty miles
an hour, WIS checked TO sucn an extent as T. be
wadablc enywhcrr without the slightest a sist-
ance. But tho crandcst view Of all 10 behold
was the great Horseshoe Fall. This had lost
fully two-tnirds OF its immense body OF water.
and was compared by many with an ordinary
mill pend. The stream Immediately above able
Rock anu far bevOnd streets Island. y dist nee
of more than 400 feet. presented one solid bed OF
rock. but hardly a drop OF water The place
just opposite. where the old lerrapin Tower for
merry stood. cOrrespOnded very much with that
already deserted. and the handful OF water that
remained. romparatiyely speaking, was forced
through the geep channel III the centre, which
forms the Horseshoe.
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POST rRADER ORHIL oRANr.
lie Acknowledges that he Got two Traders
Appointed and shares tho spells.
Prom me Pziidfeiphi1 Tpies.
NJ ,,,,t \ holtoxo anil tha Tim

Prom me Tzfdieiphd Tpes
"Mr. Grant, I believe" said the Times
man, inquiringly, as no stepped up to the gentle
"MWr, ory,I e;t,snsy, Yves sir" '''1''"'
us l,onnafon, ST.. interested 10 the For ste;
vensou post, Mr.. Grant p do not KNOW
wos the reply, land neither he nor his son nor
Casselberry ever paid any bonus that am aware
Of certainly they never paid me-" Being re-
minded that there had been no allegation that
any bonus had been paid, but simply that he
had received percentage Tor obt'lning from
the President the appointment Of BOnnafOn and
Casselberry, Mr. Grant simply reiterated /:
" There was no bonus paid TO me. have said
that for Fort stevenson nothing was paid but
for Standing Rock agency take my chance,
profit. or loss, on one-third interest in tho
business done there: furnished several thou
sand doluts caliial IN the business, and take
one third OF the FRONTS for my return. | see
that your paper says that We compelled the
traders To sell out ON our own terms. That Ia
incorrect thor buildings and stock were paid
for 10y IA at "a fair compensation, wa being COM
stock"
In further conversation, Mr.. Grant stated that
standing RO X was an Indian agency, and Fort
stevenson military nOst that the oStensible
trader nc standing Rock was one Hartman, and
at Fort stevenson man named Mark, the real
owners OF the business at both posts being the
1rm OF Duriee PECK. who also owned the posts
at Fort Nice. Fort Suly, and tho Cheyenne
Agency; that while lionnafon mad no competi-
ton at Fort stevenson, lie being sutlet, at
standing Rock. where he and C,sselberrv were
IN business, there was an opposition store In fun
blast.
mir. Grant, were or were not these appoint
ments obtained hy YOU from the President by
your personal influence with him. THIS Is an
impCrtast question, ~ you arc well aware
Mr. Grant. smiling as he answered, said |:
These agencies were obtained by me by NV IN
1uencc with NV brother" Being asked whether
Belknap was then secretqry OF whr, he replied
in the Affirmative. He further said that he and
CassclbeTry and Bonnaion were intimately ac-
quainted in the summer OF 1873, and that he
had, when in Philadelphia since, always made
Casseiberry's office his headquarters. lie could
not tell, he said. when the subject OF getting
control Of these two trading age ncies was FIRST
bfOached, Dacnu-e they himself aud BonnafOn
and Casselberryl bad been together so often.
US. think the application was made by us In
December, 1874 the application for both posts
1T the same time Mr.. Grant then continued
with emphasis " want YOU TO distinctly I'M
derstand That these places were not created for
NV benefit, aud that never applied TOR them
until after the vacancies were made Durfee X
Peck were removed from all their posts along
the river. because they were not considered to
be- Straight The vacancies were made IN the
summer Of lS.l"
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In his argument in the TOGO 90 Tweed suit
yesterday, MIR. u. II. Field said;
is'aid uat AIN hylng stolen money. and All for
nothing. be cause there Il no defence | DO not know
whether the Ingenious gentleman ~hO deN lsea this
theory meant that hegued Tweed into giving ne the
nOhey or that he avshed II on me out Of par gen.
erosity. II may be very naughty tlns u receive
money from hands that are not cean-froin the frAudu
lent rankrup the dishonest trader, tho embezllinR
cashier. tho uufa trustee but how the separation
N rst to III do between tne honest aud dirhOneat
passes MY comprehension. Who TO lay ssie the dis
honest n Of the money, 80 that nobDdy IN touch IT,
and who to the expense OF the process?
say. The SERVICE must bs gratuitous. and can only
that the be undertaken by the Tribune
laughter ana that formerly ;hey had aealzes OF
bread essix.s OF meat. that have asszes OF
THRIFT with IN. immune the Advertising reglsiry and
los editors to handle the money
never received dol ar IA my life from Tweed. was
PAID by his friends, ami whether he reimbursed them
never knew.
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Killing Both Ills A..ailnnr..


l give you an account OF "A shooting
enrai ten miles from Wittsburg, in Arkansas.
was siitlng on my horse talking with Young
man rom Illinois by the name Of John &.
hunge, when two men, well mounted. rode up,
drew their pistols, and fred at Young Runge, at
the same time remarking to him that no had
Killed their two brothers some two or three
montns ago, tut ID II he could XIII them.
buch rapid shooting with as deadly effect never
gears. Both OF the strangers were Killed
gtunges horse went down at the first IRE, when
two Shots from his pistolkiled both VI his ene-
Mies. Nunge then came TO where l was and
sola me that he had had three different shoot
Esttlne ID tired OF the life he had to lead. He
toot one OF the dead men's horsss, gave one
LOG LOOK at his victims, handed me twenty
SonMs 70 bury them and rode on. He has been
pursued, put mas not been heard from. The
ASnRaSses. -N-'
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Guaro ano Ruoms.

A \ elderly lady and niece want two uniuraisle'
n rooms, win or without carpets tor lignf D nst
keeping rent not 10 exceed tl2 per month Ailfe"
Mrs. QUANN, Station A.
A FEW gentlemen can have good boari, exc
N rooms, gas and bath, e. u - lalic. - Use 81
piano l3I East 2Sta st., near Lexington aV,
BOARD Nice rooms brown stone house o. ~
- per week gas bath. 3iJ East 20lh ST. tt'N-ti
LIST and Pa avs
GENTLEMEN and ladies accommodated w
" board pleasant rooms terms mOirtAif
POS Mulhurry, urai >,UnsH
GENTLEMEN can md board. ,tuflr ~ it'
W rooms also day boarders no muNln1 20 May
200 East IN Ir~"
GENTLEMEN and ladies can be acco,ln'"i'.,
0wlh board and pleasant rooms % East A'"'
Coon BOARD and pleasant rooms for Ia ile' pa
N gentlemen At liO East 18Th IT.
ROOMs TO let. large ana small AZ low r-li'' +" -
IL greenwich Av. possession lmhedAt'}
ID DOM and bedroom on nrst door elrs laAeh' WIS
HI boaIu or without. 2ii East a5th s.
TWO or three gentlemen or adle, canh'y oo,1i
Il private fanny terms moderate lo7 "''' '''' -
1QS BROOME ST. we.t Of Broal" A., ,,t a,iI
400 ly,turnished room and bedroom g. icy ,.'non
Housekeeping rent u per week IN apTIA'shn"'
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Walker street. made assignment to Frederick
Lewis They had real estate IN New YORK. Brooklyn.
jersey cry. aud Newark. valued At over 81 $4,000.
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NHITE ~TAK III NE, -
RYlNG UNITED STATES MAIL.
STEAMBOATS, anb RailroaS..
PENNsYLvANIA, RAILROAD.

~
AND UNITED STATS MAI. ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK VIA DesbrOssss All tOruanit
Streets Ferries, as follows
Express tor Harrisburg, Pttsburghthc West and South,
with Pullman PAace car attached, $50 \. NJ D ani
$3.50 j. NJ. SUNDAY q and : ~ =. VI
For VIII Transport and Lock Haven a. p3) A. VI ana
S;3n Z NJ. For Cory aud Erie $50 T.. NJ, connecting
At Cory for ltusyille, Petroleum Centre. And tho
Oll REGIONS
For Baltimore. wash ngton, and the slqth, " Limtsi
Washington Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily I,
except sunday $50 A. NJ; arrive Mashlngton Ell
T NJ. Regular at $40 A. NJ, 8 andsP.M sunday .
Express for Philadelphia T. 1850 $40, $50 A. NJ II 80,
g. L. 4lO, 8, g. T. $50, up. NJ aud II night. SUNDAY d
?. II.
For trains TO Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princet n
Trenton, Feul AnbOy Pennington, Bevlderr, ani
other points, local schedu IS al all ucket once
Trans arrive: From Pittsburgh, B.jj and 10 80 "
and g.2O +. VI. daily 1913 \. NJ amt 40 J. NJ dally
except Monday. From Washington aud Blitimprel
6;2O A. VI. i.n5, 5;ll, and lo2l 7 N. SUNDAY d
A. NJ From fhnieipnia, ON OF go, lul5, ~ -
1lji A NJ. 2l5, -. . Il. 90. 30 nil p20, IL q
l.. NJ. SUNDAY $40, $50, 800, ll'5i A NJ. 7iO -
aud 1919 1, NJ.
Ticket Offices 52d and Oli Broadway, Aston Home
aud OF u ,brpsses aud CUrtlandt streets. DNlri
street, BruokYn ~, llb and lis II tdsOn ll1
Ooken EmlgrAnt tcket olice. battery place,
ID. NJ BOYD JR,
,. .,. General Passenger Asert
General Manager.
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StntisIrp,

ID silver nings 5Oc. N. Y. Dental Rooms 282 ON av
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DRUNK ON COLD WATER. Tonight. 18th
~ w. and ID av. bank building. Amazing.
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Auction Notltn.

MARSHAL'S SALF.-By virtue OF an execution
WI to duly irrcfe cd, All tins " at 10 O'Clock
A. 81 sell At public vcndue All the tools, fixtures aud
stock Of nrst-class blacksmith shop on the premises
No. 2lOa south st.
T nIRD>lLL, Marshal
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LINHOF STEAMERS

- TO UL lsGow, BtI.FAsT. aud LONDONDERRY.
From Pier AZ, N. r., loot OF Canal 81.
STATE OF PEHNSYLvANIA, Thursday Marchs
Sa,oon and cabin passaQes at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO, Agents, ~ Broadway.
Steerage ONCE. 40 b 'oadway.
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Hlsthn9s.
NEW YORk WOMEN's CENTENNIAL
~ UnlOn.-A general meeting Will take place at
Chlckering Hall ON Thursday, March 0, at O'Clock r.
NJ. All wom u especially those desiring information
ton. are cordl lily invited to attend Mrs, Gillespie,
President Of the Central Committee OF Philadelphia
will preside and make an address.