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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-21

Colonel II W. Dellinger, prowinent citi
zen OF Washington county, residing in Clear
SPRING stabbed and fatally wounded Jacob
Sosey with butcher-knife on Wednesday
The two men got into an alteration about
the arrest of Sosey's son, and it is said that
Sosey was the aggressor, and began the as
sauit which resulted so mournfully to him
self. Sosey was a constable in Clearspring
district.
The newest thing in neck wear are the cam
paign neck-ties. They are white, with the
names of the republican or democratic presi-
Dental nominees on each end, and are cAlcu-
lated to save good deal of time and trouble
in finding out what mans political senti-
ments are. If you wish to know his politics
all you have TO do is to look at his ueck-te
| 1t has been suggested that they be universally
worn for the benefit OF the canysssers in ssti-
mating the party vote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-21

Whnrdo you think OF an unhruken furIow
six miles long? That's shat you can see an
day by going TO Elm River ~heie Mr-sfs
DalryInpie and Grandens are breaking prnrie.
The team starts one round scross HE entire
township and back Twelve miics) heEoie din
ner and the same III the afternoon ~ enfy-
four miles travel for each team every day
The Postmaster General has received letters
from MI Vanderbilt and Col Thos a Scott
Informing the department that the sas; nssii
service will be discontinued on and after Sat
urday nest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-21

Mr.. Bristow has sent letter TO the Presi-
dent in reply TO his note releasing him from
all obligations of secrecy relative to what
look place in the cabinet in regard to the
whisky frauds. The ex-secretary still de-
clines 10 disclose what occurred, basing his re-
fusal upon high grounds of public policy,
aud enters into what might be called a CON
siitutional argument on the subject. Mr..
Bristow's position will probably be saiisiac-
tory to the President and his friends but it
will not be to the great majority OF the pco-
Pile. If the President is guilty if he has in
teriered TO shield the whiskey thieves, or in
any way obstruct justice, the country ough;
10 know it. Mr.. BTistow has that Informs
ton and he ought to say whether the charge
is true or false. Baltic. Gazette.
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Cifcait Cour6lor Montgomery county.
L,xAMlNERs, NOTICE.

Tsue eopy-test: Il
july 2g-4t E.iB PRETTYMAN, CYL
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Loxo sEiRcn ron A WIFE.
A 1Inn who Crosse the Ocean Three Times
to Find his Tniihicss Spouse.

HUDSON. n. y, March Elm July, 1874,
John Pearson, miner of Manor station. Penn
svlyania, ilc1 for Engi nd, his native country,
taking with him dtugatcr seven wears old. ard
intending after arranging lis business In Eng
land to send fr his wife VI rtha. aud another lit
tie daughter VIII remained with her mother In
pcnna !yaril to meet him there. when Mr..
Pearson arrived In ENGLAND no twice wrote for
his wife Co meet him there. tut received no re-
ply. and she did not come. Alarmed. he then
returned 10 this couutr, but found mis- house de-
serted. His former nei9hbors at Manor station
told him that hts wife wont away about month
after he sailed. saying that she WAS going to
nee, her husband.
Ic ron !ald End no traces Of her in this
county, aga he i1turnej to England ami truv-
cil 81 iuf.u-h fnll nN, scot ind' aud Wall In
ae rc' oi his lost wife AID child Unsuccessful.
he snici afain for this country and searched
! nyl@ ,A'ciDii IN the towns OF Penn-yiyauia.
~ Nar.ishtIG he gsccrt aimed that William
kehoe. VINO hao boarded with him at Manor
had met MIR. Pearson at Jacks hotel
IN August, 1874, ana gone away with her.
Before m Kin. This discovery pearson h I'd en-.
because sac h d always lived happily with him.
Determined To fad Ms frtuless wife ana her
| yer, he then nut the case in the hands Of Chief
Of Police Hoopos OF HARRISBURG. II was di-coy-
cred by the detectives that kehoe had an aunt
Police SNYDER Of This city WIS flrnshed with
photogra phs Of ~ hoe and Mira Pearson, and
Itf 60 . 30 st-I.l l"I tuehl. lie soon GOT on
tiare OF toe cuiliy couple, and found that they
had been living Ia ana Dcar Hudson AZ huf band
nd "iic. krhoe had been empioyel as a qu IL
rfHgH, aad IS lille living in the suburbs LIST No
vsmucr Ms Pears ms daughter. four ycar- old.
was ac iGentelY burned To death. 1ney had
nuerwatd como to tAIs ety. aud resi- cd In
Straw berry AL v.
Las saturday Nr Pearson arrived here. aud
with the cficers Ice wrat to meet his wife. who
VS. found wasnil. az the WaldTon House. She
was brought uusus pectiug into the hotel piriOr
and confronted with her husband. The wife
sank upon her knees and with appraised hands
and lils whi.e "a snow fervently begged for
ciyencss Their triii'ng dlficlties were talked
over, proper unders landing wal had, aud It WAS
There agreed the past SHOULD never he reviewed.
Ms. Pearson promised to be faithful wife
and agrecd to return to her former home She
rolled down her sleeves, repaired to her late
TO attend to ths chores. and departed with ner
child and husband by the ll.lO train saturday
evening icr II Irfisours. oy way u New York. 4
happier woman than she has been for two years
past.
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A TEST VOTE IN THE HOUSE
NEARLY 4 TWO THIRDs MAJORITY
AGAINST THE PAYNE hill.
Imitation Democrats Oppo-iug the nil Pro-
vidiu0 for The Is-uina Of silver C9il-Thc
senate dding "a the Approximations.

Imitation Democrats OppO-ins the nil FRO
vidiu4 for ihc Issuina Of silver Coi1-Tbc
SENATE AddinR o the Appropriations.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-Numerous petit
lions wero presented In the Senate 10 day from
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. and New jersey
against the passage Of the Morrison tariff Law.
Mr. Conkrng Gtcp N. " reported favorably
on the House iii relating 70 the execution Of
Custom House bonds, prJyiGins that when any
bond il required by law to be executed by any
nrm for the use and benefit Of such firm. tho eI-
scution Of such bond bv any member Of such
nrm shall bind the other members Of said Arm
In the same manner as though each " the other
members had personally executed said bond
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Edmuuus dep, VT introduced n bill pro-
vlding that all pensions granted on account OF
death wounds shall nmcnce from the to Of
said death wounds and discharge. Referred to
Committee on Pensions.
Mr.. Morton Rrp.. lndD then called up the res
oluton for the appointment of n committee to
Investigate tr 4uds in the Mis-issinpi elections.
MIR. Chrisiiancy Uier.. Mich) offered a substi-
tute for the orilinal resolution, and discussed
its merits at some lcn..th.
Mr.. Morton said he was willing TO accept tho
substitute,
Mr.. Cooper Dem, Tcnn) demanded tho rcgu-
lar order, and the chair laid before the Senate
the Consular and Diplomatic bill a. the business
before the Senate.
Mr.. Sargent tRcp.. CALI said tho committee
had declined 60 aetce to all the cuttings down
OF the House, aud inserted amendments restor-
Ing salaries. hut not expanding ans more than
has heen expended IN former wears. About
forty consuistcs hod been auoi he'd by the
House which the committee had restored.
NrWithCrs dem, did not believe with tho
committee Lat all these con.u lites we're neres-
sary. He believed That this WAS time for gem
eral reduction and economy. Possibly the
House may have gone too far On some ~ these
points, hut he icl;eVcd ihc country would APP
prove Of q general reduction.
The frat amendment PROPOSED bv the Senate
committee was agreed TO. II b. az follows;
For salaries Of Euy o.. Extraordinary ani Ministers
PlenpOtcntiary Tie G. yDrnui utt OF Greet Ertlin.
France, Germany, and tissis. rsri hy toe House at
$4,000, the committee move to strike ou sli.UJO ud
irs-it S17.s7u.
The next amendment was on RESTORING 1fly e. e..
former petition but winch he'd been otucAen out by
the House.
Mcssrs. Elmunia. ta'an, and Morton advocated.
ana Mcssrs. Stevenson and Nitnrr. oppnsri o..
Mr. MORT iiitI.. va ngyulAfUd the ava sudmcnf
sud Gt the clos Mr. Cameron ursrIA motion to 20
iuto executive session, which Vas a.rcrd to.
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export silver ooin, and that the people thereby
might be put to serious Inconvenience for want
OF change. Tue first objection was readily an
ewered There was no proposition TO depreciate
the silver coin. On the contrary, tho bill pro-
vided for the issue OF silver coin OF the same
weight and purity az had been issued by the
mint since 1873. In fact the coins proposed To
be issued would be slightly more valuable than
those coined from 1853 10 1873. vs. the object was
tn make the silver dollar conform to the weight
ana value OF the i've franc piece. He KandalD
thought that these silver coins would maintain
a purchasing power cq al with legal tender
After the lmit OF subs.ttutOn would he reached,
then no further issue Of silver coin could be
made except cxchangeaolo at par In gold. The
eutire amount of silver coin proposed would be
needed. and actively employed ns change money,
and beng ohiy procurable from the minis for gold
coin ut rlr. redundancy would be impossible.
This check and the amount for which silver
coin should lie legal tender would eifectually
che any OF the evils predicted, and no loss
could result To tho pcOile as silver coin would
be current at its nominal value. what was pro-
posed to be issued was not debased COIN as
spoken OF by the gentleman from New Y ork
l1ewtO but coin of standard value, OF author
Ted weight and puT ~ and more valuable than
that Issued Dy mo enlightened countries OF
Europe. As TO the second objection that the
silver coin might not remain out ON account OF
an increased value IN gold or In silver premium
or IN both, he Utan1alD would he crati1cd II
some provisions Of law could be enacted which
would appreciate the crecnbdck. or n such a
condition of trade could be reached as could
produce The same result, for then silver coin
would certainly remain out. In the absence OF
such condition Of things some risk must be
encountered. but before the adjournment OF
this session the success or fauue Of the under
taking would he settled, md II there were any
error II could easily be corrected.
- Various amendments were oIcred by Mcssrs.
Wells Of Mobile. Holman Of Indiana, Iownsen1
OF New York, 8nI Others.
The committee then rose and reported the
hill and the amendments, with the understand
The House and votes taken on each amend
meat The House. then adjourned.
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'I'odrkty ,MPT,TFH, tA'iLSA ~ td H,IIlHEQr.

n 0FT7N TINNIs Is1N NNlt 7 IN III IVNTNNl I.
Sailing from Pier ~, \. L., foot OF .rfuw st.
LAMA DOR sangliei Saturday Ap1l |.
AMENQUE, Pan1al1, SATURDAY, April 10.
EeANtF. Iradclc. saturday, Apul -.
Price OF s'agc In god first Canin Qucludng winel,
klSu and $40, according to accommodation. Second
cabin t2 third. $40 iourtl cabin rnd strtrlge ST.
lhls incu es beudng, VINE, ami all utcnHn superior
accommodation. At the above rates passcngers are
booked to any railway station In England without
charge.
To Plymouth only, steerage SCI.
IOIIS DE HIliIAN Arnn nrna hrxax
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WlanIt0-..AtnaItt.


~ Call all week 100 East 4th st.
OPEHATORS and pastsr. on shoes, at 2i4 Broome
SEWING MACHIY Es.- Wheeler 4 wilson. rent
hali cabinSt uacGhss ,s5 to ,4s on monhy pnymeSts
R TosEs Ro 'St AV q bs sS &. 70
SINGER, Domestic, Wilcox Gibbs, Wheeler q
- Wilson, Howe. go upward warranted with attach.
HUDSON ST. Between iith ana BANG BANK '''"'' '
ST9AAW Ea9Hosd gqFE given cut 70
Il other, II or Is years old. for upstairs WORK; Ger
ily. at1oi westl3t 1t.
TAILORESs on custom pants. 1i9 Spring st.,
i rear back shop.
IIP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
Nav leave their favors for TuE sus at the only
.2ss Drssaway. corner Of 5ls. n. IN o r. NJ and
SOS West Esd St, Opposite Grand Onera House, and
NoeSsGSra chirse - w. ''''' 9 '
WANTED A young srl to do light homework and
Mrs. SMITH. 1853 East SD st.
WANTED Experienced tnmmers on suits on
WincnN Ein n, hnd slngers mlSn9es also nn'
WANTED An honest yonns girl for general house.
w work wages ~. Apply at basement door. 800
West 18TH At.
WANTED A Young girl to mind children aud as.
west e7ihs ST.
WANTED \ Young gnrl to DO houscwork aud take
v care ~ children; must have good reference. 130
East 18th A..
WANTED -txpcrienccd hands ladies' under:
w garments reference or deposit required, at 2O2
Church st.
Nv ANTED-Expcricnced fore 70 nan IN lace goods
w factory. Addro.s with reference, H. o., box 1873.
sun office.
XVANTED-Oreritors on W & W machines on
Canal st.
WANTED-A giri for general Homework; good
w washer ana ironer at 7s stn av, corner sdth II.
WANTED one chamhe rmaid and one eirl Tor gen.
W cia h'use"orS. ffanktor Hoiso, H's William q.
NVANTED-3 apprentices for dres.makiar, pad
" While learning 2jj East t6h st bet ID and % avs.
WANTED Operators on nne shoes L. PtNCUs,
w No. - u orum IT, rear building. william bursh
WANTED Fini.hcts on nne shon pants. work
W gv'h cut to good hands $40 Fulton ST. BrookNn.
NVANTED-Two swcde or Daul-h houscworkers
w also p aces ready Tor other hep al los ON nv.
VI ANTED-G1od operators on Domestic braialng
" machines. l0i Grand ~. IN stars
WANTED Good operators ON ". & VS. machine
w GA linca suit'. 1853 West dSd 81.
NNANTED-N roo1 nnsher ON shop coats ct ia
w on iol ST., third noor.
WANTED 4 Protestant woman as iaundrcss at
NNNAy%D Operators AID pastors on ladies' shoes.
W 80 Hasi 18Th -.
WANTED Experienced shrt hands at Il varIck
w Al near anal
w ANTED-Flnshers On shoe buttonholes. 90
* PHnTE~TANT iris wanted for family WORK
l - nt $685. th at.,nclr % It.
y.tc toulin 'ust.
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To Plymouth only, steerage SCI.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, A
w FOX QUE&NsTowS~ AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
RNlNG UNlE<D STATES MAIL
STEAMBOATS, mo Gailroa0s.
DENNSlLYANIA RAILROAD.

\
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK, VIA DrsbrOssea and Cortanoi
Streets ferrie.. AS FOL ows:
ENnrrse Tor arrsDufg Pittsburgh, the West and south,
$50 L. VI. SUNDAY and 500 4. NJ.
For VII lamsport AMI LocN Haven at 03) 4. VI. alf
A~il I. NJ For Cory and krlc 500 r. VI. connecting
a. Cory for rtasvhle, Petroleum Centre. ani ths
For baltimore Washington, and the south, Limited
Washington Ex,ress" OF Pullman Iarlor cara daily.
except Sunday, $50 A. NJ; arryn NashtnIt1n i:i0
T.. ~ Regular at $40 A. NJ, and 4. NJ san lay
Express for Philadelphia T. $3.50 $50 $50 \. NJ 1881
!. 49, 3, o. $50 7. Il. ali ~ nlsht. siudly y
9, $500 and9 r. NJ. Emisrant and second clssS
For trans 10 Newark. Elizabeth, Rahway Princeton,
Trenton, Pcrt1 Amb ~ Firmn stJn, Beividcr'. aud
other points, local cnedu - ~ all tex Oces
Irai sarriveS From Pittsburgn, 800 aud 1879 A. NJ
and y.O =. NJ dairy lJl5 4. NJ. AMI $40 NJ. daily.
except Monday. From Washington ald BlliimOrd,
$50 A. VI. i;n5, bl5, aud lOss3 T. VI. SUNDAY 20
A. ". From phadelphll, $50, 62l, $3.50, l0l5, 11;SO
llbt a. NJ. 25, ilj, 5l5, 6lO, $40, sll, p.2O, 1921
7 NJ SUNDAY $50, G;2O, 6:jj, 1856 A. NJ 7i0, $50
ana 1O;21 T.. ".
Ticket ofices, SEQ and O4 Broadway. 1 Astor House.
and foot OF ID sbrOsses and COrtlaudt Streets Court
street, BroOklini H. llO, aud lis Hudson street, o
ooken. Immigrant ticket office. hi,terS place;
ID. NJ BOY ID. JR,
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

same the ending nzure of the number dsawing the
capital price are each entitled TO $40.
The subscribers, sworn Comm issoners, appointed to
superintend the drawing Of the KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY Class C. hereby certify that the above are
the numbers which this day drawn from The 900
placed IN the wheel
Witness hands at Covlngoa. KY this day. satur.
day. March 20. 1876
/. i. i. EeRRoHSSniN{GER. Commissioners.
Prizes payable In full without deduction.
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dllnnitN...Nlnlts.

------..--.-.--.--.-- --------------
\ 1a.s a.. 10 tr 1oe ' ap sy Sric c'Ss "sI
sad rc n~ich ,Ii Ses 5rs '''O" '' '''' &"
AGE>r- who .oll tho ten cent :" Live' o, Moody
vahi'se 6y ca,ias OF the American Pub.hiae e.. 81
Johnai.
| n chimney rurncrs and n vrlsies
Empire NOVELTY CO.. 500 Broadway.
y T.niies All laise consam r.. si,a.tst indaee.
nv>r ,,, ,s ',' oe' -. ~, 49,. -.
\ Be-; m ,tratsnt aiSorta.cni Coz 'iaenia Chrcmo
-,
4 6niii 90 ,siereacs Address BAKER box Isl.
- -....-,--
n fiiOfOGRAPG COPYING CoNP'Y. Sol anal ~
..sv,,,S ,,-,,-., -,,,,, .,.o,.., D., ., ..,
-,
4 Vol vi men, colnred 70 make himself useful.
4hSouthefh Hotel O's broadNay.
R0Ys wa1',q 20 dlstihgiss ny, ..o o...,.,.
V,OSs hekcrs ors,.ciss. ,re,d and cave MGR. an
ID ply at t.rir hall corner Of 81 av. ana lsta st.
soinths.. Apply mason Ga}8. dISis,il s. -
NRRedAEE bae a,g wanted on buggy T2TS at
y ~ 10 u 81 e. south nroo@,n' =. plLLoN !.
Ar n IT., ass asn for shop
.f ~ pfnmns 'e men Jm re 9oud mas sSe
wages and referenc d. q Co., box las, sun once.
Must BE- licensed.
IyILE salesman wanted reli lble, competent man
70 sen les 70 the consumers lrade ~ ths Nclultli
Al iress H. C. box iB, Sun once
,,,,.,.,,,,,., -, -, =, ,,,,,, NE
u 5sih t ani ~ AZ. Apply immediately.
= 80, , - =
vi shsdes. % Water st., near CStnarine ferry
brookiyr.
DRACTICAI.. SOBER honest farmer. with wife.
L without chilcren. - help farm succas..
Ell 5y the yeaS HOY iG9 ~ AIM oaics
- - ~ - go
FOOD CIV rcfsrnncS ca before Ia a mus nave
Il. n. MACY 4 co ,1iih 81. aud 9th av
DAI>TER--Lodgo 5 met eyery TUESDAY even.
1 ing Al 2lg Bnwery Memcers Ia arrears particular.
u invite" 10 a',ehu,
DRINTRR-Yolng man, two thirder to fob and
: a., ~, -. -. :,
X tSfttTAbI.E agents mike tlo nally sellhS
ltAntI5 centennial $40" cads' ii'a bOWery'
TWO snoemakers wanted. one on new work and one
Il On renairiny / O1t % nv w. " ~ $3.50 Wv
~. -t-'.'',, - - ~
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NottIs.

VNRANK FORT HOUSE, 9o2 william st. 95t
4 rooms 25c, Soc, 0Ot. gentlemen and families
open ali night.
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An LINE.-MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

CITY or CHESrER.....sltur iay. April l. at IL A. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. saturday. April 8, at p "A.
From Pier 40, North River.
CAIN ASsAGE.............s6o $50, aud 500. goid
W CurrCnGL
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CrArRIINFnr srEAMrn.

- To GLASGOW, h BELFAST and LONDONDERRY.
- From PIER a. n H., root OF Canal ST.
STATE OF lNDiANA, THURSDAY April o.
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA, Thursday, May 4.
Saloon ami cabin plS-ages AZ lowe raes
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. Agents, az Broadway
Sic ID ONCE HrDad A
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alist,.lIrJli.


MIN,.lIuJn
nYEIN(s and securing establishment. LOUIS AU.
- BRiS new proct -; l5i3 BruaiAay Oct Ncen asia
ana 4pih sta branch, 2Oo Vast 51th st.. New YORK.
Established slnce 1901
nIYOKCES legally and quietly obtained for inc1m-
IL pAtlblity, SC; residence unnecessary fee afof
decree AGOODRlCH, r. %. pJx lDjl, Cnicago
hIVORCES legally ohtsincdi no publicity no teo
~ in advance. NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, l9i broadway.
NOR SALE cheap One corrugated iron shop, 2sL
D. and II feet high elmOst new, and easy 10 %
moved. Call al 10 West Sd II
MIXTURES Of butchers shop for sale very cheAp.
Il Apply At s52 9th ay.
L EpsSELL n SONS, ICE CMEA e
a.ten. On 90 outoftOwn orler.. -
Dust OFFICE NOTICE, rGe foreign lnails for
at this office on Wednesday. AT $50 A. VI Tor Europe.
per steamer Java,y Queenstown. ON Thursday, ~
ll:iO A. NJ, for Europe, per steamer NlelanG, VIA
Plymouth, Chrrb lurg, Hni Hamburg. On saturday, ats
A. ~, for Great Britain, Ireland and Fran G, rt hteam
Baltic, QueenstOwnf ana at A. NJ. Tor scOtlana
direct unjust be specially Addressed steamer kthlo
pia via glasgow and al 80 4. NJ Tor France direct
per steamer labrador, via Havre; and 1850 A. NJ
Tor Europe, per steamer Hapsburs. via Southampton
ami Bremen.
The mails for China Japan, &C. VIII leave San Fran
The direct mails for Brazil md Porto Rico will leavs
New YORK April u.s.
The mall. Tor the West indies. via Hayan, WI leave
New York March 80. I. l.. JAMES, u. NJ
HNHETOLL GATEi-PnEe Picture sent frsei Al
i ingonlous gemi 60 obJeols 70 midi Address, WITH
stamp. y g. ABBEY, huaAlo. ~ Z.
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Shipping.

A NCHOR LINf.-U.S MAIL STEAMERS.
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked lowest rates to or from any, ssr
port or railroad station M Great Br Ireland.
HENDERSON BRO ruEkS Bowling Green.
INJECT LINE To FRANCE, via Plymouth
~ The General Transatlantic tomDany's steamers t0r
havre SAIL on ussdays. Excursion tickets NJ reduced
rntel. LOUIS DE BEBtAN. Agent. % Broadway
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psrsunIl .tJtlt,s.

AuttIon ttOhtts.
HUNT& N'DpNAl.D, anetioneers. win sen to.
day, Tuesday, Marcn 81 AZ 10 oclocS, Mt PSI Pearl
e., large assortment % Chin Glass Crncktry, Rock
and buuseau also, % packages 81 Trenton {. Z.
N W. G. ware without reserve, 70 SUIT cealers
MORTGAGE SAIE.-rhe undersigned VIII sell.
W. on Wednesday. March -, 1870. az o'clOcS
J.. NJ, under cnat Ell mortgage, at the house OF
W, Il. Van HOOK, on NJ IN street. AZ West Farms,
% splendid Ice house, one % bay horse three t3l
wagons, one % set OF single harness. one % SET Of
double harness, stock uf groceries and nNures the
LOUIS DEGEEHARDT, Auctoneer
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Millintrg

OPENING of millinery this day, aud Wednesday.
~ 2Dh. This IA regular annual epring opening.
Please call BINNSS Millinery, 7dl Broadway. Remem
Der, up stairs
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Neal Gstrt,.


A FARM OF 10 acres for sale house barn, fruit
~ one Of % acres, with stock ana crOpsi one OF IL
acres one Of 30 acres; back Pl1inneld.
=. ZEGI1O, i2 Centre at
ITOK SALE or to et-50 acres milcs from 3ith
\ 81. In New Jersey, suitable for a gardener, milk
man. pasturing. or Spectators. i50 Bowery.
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House OF Representatives.
Under the call OF States the following

bills were introduced and refcrred
Dy Nr. wills 6Dcm v Yl-ro restore the national
credit by funding the nun-iut,fet bearing debt INTO
four per cent. bonds. end TO rrvta uurn ~ re.
suup act requires thu scefcars Of tnc IRE curry
TO redeem Al outstanding iega "nd'rs lbs Jan l. 1879.
~ Nj jones % u, kil-fur the dstr.tuu nuf tue
ofhcia patronage 90 tlc IuNtrrcnt at N4anins lOn
equally am Ix The STATE. 81 .'.t talou.
~ NJ. burcharl ,'cp.. II)-lV -rant bounty lands
60 sol 'rrs II tic late Wer.
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Draft. issued ut io west rates.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent, Is AMI 81 Broadway. n. r.
NATIONA Line, From Pl,rs ~ aad AZ. n. X

FUR OUEENSIOWN MD LIVtKPOOL.
FGYPr..Apr. 1. $50 An. fItEfVE1IA.Apl5,9 XA.M
the oUEENApr s,3P.M. ENGLAND, Ap %, 3P. NJ
Cata passaxe 500 and $40, Return tickets
At reduced rates. Steerage massage sd Pro-
pJid eerage tickets from England. Ireland and Scot
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At current pr1ces Apply at the companys Offices %
Broadway I. W. j HURST. MlnaTer.
DACIFIC WALL STEA MSiIIP IINs..-For
II InitOruiI. japan. Chls. British COLUMBIA, &C.
SAT lug frlm Per foot Of Canal A.. North river.
For SAN FRANCISCO, via lSrHMUS OF PANAMA
COLON Friday, March 81 IL noes
Connecting for all Central American and sOuth
Plclnc pifts.
FEoM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
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TOWNSEND. TACOMA PORTLAND. &c, &c,
on the 10Th ana 25th OF every month.
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