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tax aud StO expose the persons engaged
IN defraudtng the government; also,
whether any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should
be ordered by the house.
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- Hereafter N. box once will he open continuous.
ly every day from A. NJ 10 the close Of the evening"
performance, IL O'Clock.
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Steamboats, an> GalIyoao+

N IMPORTANT NorICE 10 Centennial trav.
~ clltr. Peoples evening line. Great reduction OF
fare after OCT firsclas, nassafe on sielmers De.
day (sundiys cxcepted) At 4. NJ from Pier A. North
river. near Pennsylvania Railroad pier m NeV York
HUDSON river railroad tickets taken for passag, ana
steteroom berth. Centennial excursion tickets taken
Tor passage ana ctDln berth. y. B-StgterOOms
warmed by steam. Meals on tne Europeln plan.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets ferries, as follows;
xprcss for harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. NJ, ana
$50 L. NJ Sunday, and $3.50 T.. VI.
For Nilamsnnrt, Lock Haven, Cory md Erie AZ $40
ana $50 T. NJ. connecting at Cory Tor Titusyllle.
Petroleum Centre, ana the OH Regions
For Baltimore Washington, ana the South, " Limited
Washington Express Oi Pullman Paror Cars dairy,
except Sunday, J:JO A. Nj arrive Warrington iO5
SUNDAY, sos ana u T.
Express for PhilaGephla 100 $40. $50 A. NJ. 1890
2O B. T. o. g, Z, $3.50, T. NJ. and ~ night. AccOumo,
dauon A. ". ana $40 T VI. sunday, 4 A. NJ, 3, q,
$50, and H. NJ. Emlgrant and second class,
For Centennial Depot at $50. $50 7;3o g. $40 $50
A. NJ 1880, =, and Z. NJ. On sunday, a. NJ. Re
turning leave Centennial Depot at 7:l5 S.l5, 1850
N" l. ll9 8 $3.50. ii5 $3.50, q, $3.50, and 7.O5 NJ.
o. sunday, 7:20 A. NJ md r. NJ
For trains 10 Newark, El1aJeth, RAILWAY, Prince on.
Trenton, Perth Amooy Pennington, Beyldere. and
other POINTS see Local schedules at all Ticket Offices.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 02p and 1880 a. VI.
and l02nP. NJ daily; 1910 \. NJ and 800 I, NJ. daily,
$50, 30 \. NJ, $40, $40, and IO.2j Z, VI. sunday,
$50, $40 A. NJ. From Pniladclpnia. sos, geo 031
ptO 1910 ll;20, ll5O a. NJ .'l6 $50 4.lh, 5.lj GAO
$500, l'35, 40, $40, and lO20 T.. NJ SUNDAY, 6;O5.
$40 6;% niO, 1910, 1850 A, $50 aud lO.2O = NJ.
Ticket ONCE, 52b and Vi4 Broadway, No. 1 Aston
House, and foot of Desbrossea and CortlAndt sts;
10; Court ST. BrQuklYn III ll6 and IFS hudson IT
iob9ken Depot, Jersey City. Emlgrant Ticket Onco
FRANK THOMSON, u. N. ROYD ,Ir
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"A ~. NIpYNhp hii pANlh !. D"EM leave Ncstry
81 flcr at $40 nl2iih st. NJ $3.50 Landing at New.
burgi and loughkrcpsle only. Connections at Albany
with new train ~ ". for inc West over New York
Central arriving at Buffalo 7l0 Suspension Bridge $3.50
and Niagara Falls al SEQ the following morning Cen.
tlnuOus trains on Lake Shore and Canada southern
roads. To Ne@Durgh or POughkeepsIe anu return
M a
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Connecting with Dsnbury Norwalk ana New Haven
Railroads py steamer AMEMGUs, daily SUNDAYS
eIceptcdl from Jewell's docK Brooklyn, $50 T.. Nj
Pier ~, East river, gas r. ~ aud foot OF $50 St. East
river, at +. NJ Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets 81
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day Friday. $3.50 NJ from fier 49, North River
foot Franklin ST. Railroad tickets good for passage.
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suitable for any business, sl5. Apply on premises
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FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING
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anshlps saloon, $50 ANA 500. gold. Return icketi
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ajursts, 6nrri71rs, III.

----~>--,-,~. TS'~''i N"''"lg'SI w. --..
ORD & TAYLOR
ARE SELLING SINGLE HORSE BLANKETS, ~ ALL
GRADES AND QUALITIES AT PACKAGE PRICES.
BROADWAY AND COIN ST. GrAND, CuRYsTIE
AND FORSYTH SIS. SEW YORK.
A SORREI. truck horses team Of BLACK horses, 15l4
N hands separate or together; $40, t55, $40 cheap
No. los Elizabeth ST., saloon.
SACRIFICE.-tl25 half value. splendid new top
West 10Th VI.
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WANTED-A quarter medium job press second
snr ma cheap Tor cash. Address j. o., ouA l9S
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.------ fco"'' y Nt"t'3 y ~,
FURNITURE, CARPETS. BEDDING. and
Il stoves sO.1 at lowest cash prices weekly or
monthly payments no onal charge on time sales.
j. LYNCH, 3Oi Eshth avenue.
between 25th ana 10Th ss.
fI'MEi.tE. MONTHS TINE 70 Pay
CNOuAN the lendluK lnstalIent hOune In the city;
prices ana terls below all others. JAMES j. COOGAN,
Send for catalogue.
WEEkLN AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture, carpets and bedding An ll
mense Btoc. and low prices
cowPEkTIlwAIr CO.'S 1856 casthamn
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Amnstmtnts.


B'2E EPET%f $5$ SfHiHS
the sEvEN ~ ElGHTH consecutive repressntaHon Of
LORD DYE s&Rb fHAS2G%lffiAsii EEgm'n'l' Play
WIN be given when IN recognition Of The oyerwhein.
o s ,p az iaa e VIII
by tue Introduction 6or the frt time in Amerlca) OF
NEW AND BEAufiFGE brand BALLET
iudo. novelty, and snything erp chorean yet
BEYOND so d r. A f2%S GDRs of EXCEL
LENT AlMsST ME- askSyssp RfoL IF Hpd nc'ud'ns
premiere ana Ssni seUo9 'i q N SIe9d 2Pr' Paris
from the san Cario naples force Of nearly 100 care
Xxx esSn Id e Sd will add
THE ORDER OF DANCING AND MARCHING.
/. INTRODUCTORY GROUP, discovering the full
9. PAS Ds DhUx FollleD. Miles. Paladino and
a. AbHgqSs sT hp Grand corps dc ballet,
l. PAS, pE, obATkE, Miles, psiisdino, Msscarrni.
8. GRAND MARCH by the entire extra corps dc ballet,
O. PAS De ST. SIX e Mines. BhRfoLErr1 premere Pal
lsdIno Msscarini Stckel. Bescsti, prlncipals' and
2. GRxSp FLOWER BALLET, by the entire corps de
oESSS FA ss6 Pc R5ux Mile BARroLErrr and
lf ada ss ny M e%es s' The sS pn
pals. tne whole italian organization and the entire
NEW MUSIC. BY siGnor operti, Strauss. and ouns.
,,Ths powerful cast of the play includes;
MI r; ;BANHs....s... s........ SAhDAnhr,h,ni,ys
AGNES BOOrH...... s.......,......... MfhhhA
=. Hereafter N. box ONCE will he open continuous
" every day from A. NJ 70 the close Of the evenings
performance, IL O'Clock.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1880
=. The representations OF ssrdAnapaIus will post.
p Igiiadeirhis ssd Bosioa have been inide. DANL
purchased by Jarrett Palmer, viii be produced this
season.
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MlnnitN.

nnlshcrs, and sewers wanted
= constant WORK for steady men. OIL flatbush aYp
lironklvn
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TIE ORDER OF DANCING AND MARCHING.

NEW MUSIC. BY siRnor operti, Strauss. and Gunsl.
=. The powerful cast Of the play includes:
Mr. y. e. BANGb SAhDANA fAl.US
AGNES .as,................. MYRRHA
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R,al Gstl,s.

FARM IN Fernandlna, Florida, about 900 acres
"lhln slk miles OF Fernandina; steamers bring prod
uce TO New 1ork every week for sale on oasy terms
Inquire at 100 Waters'
ST. 100. ce,ass saa at 2a ats Sg d los S sehe
nectady aY,, near Dean st.. BROOKLYN pleasant and
healthy location Apply to or address JAS. T.. DUFF
No. 1888 Halsey st., Brooklyn.
81 SAA FOR elegant new two.story brick
"a IsOOObasement detached house $500 cash a nd
t5 month, near schools churches, and street cars
greatest bargain. H. y. KINNEY, 39th Ut. aud 81 sY
Brooklyn. Open sundays.
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Anecdotes of President Finney.

OF Fianey, the reylvalist, some quite
odd stories are told. On one occasion,
as he wac passing along the, ,lipe Of the
Erie canal, he heard a boatman swear
ing In horrible manner. Aecosting
him. he said; "My man, do you know
where you are geingp "Yes,", respond
ed the navigator, in all simplicity, "l'm
going on the Johnny Sands 10 Roches-
ter" Swift and stern came the rejoin-
der: mo, you're not, You're going to
he'll" Al this attack the honest boat
man's wrath rose. ."And where are you
goingp he queriad. "To heaven, trust"
was the .devout reply. ,"No, you're not.
You're going straight into the canal" i"
Then, the captain OF the Johnny sands
suited his action to his words, and at
once immersed the preacher in the
waters of the great artificial river. In
all probability the senraged navigator
never learned the name OF the Chris titan
gentleman with whom he had had the
controversy, but oH another occasion the
latter encountered man who had
heard him preach and knew his face.
The man was working in an iron
foundry, where the heat was intense,
and chanced to break forth into q stream
of profanity as the preacher passed by.
Pausing and looking into the door, the
passer-by said :"Young man, how hot do
you suppose hell ?' swell, Mr.. Finney,
I suppose tits 90 hot there that il some
body brought you u spoonful OF melted
iron you'd swear 1T was ice cream"
Silence ensued. There was nothing
more 10 be said. .l..---.. .- --, a-
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trust him. And whether this additional
punishment on conviction by impeach-
meRt has been eyaded by Immediate
resignation, is the nut now submitted
for Congressman to crack. f..
In no manner, however, does 1t inter-
vene to prevent his indictment for the
crime OF bribery and punishment by i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary on con-
Yiction thereof. The enormity of the
crime is such as would call Tor prompt
arrest and indictment under the criminal
code OF the United States. r
Undoubtedly the President made a
mistake in accepting his resignatioh 80
promptly, and thereby complicating the
question of lmpeachability. But we can
not receive the imputation as true, that
this was done by the President in order
and with the intent to screen the Secre-
tary from the process of impeachment.
We believe, that this immediate accept
ance Of the resignation by the Presi-
dent was done as much in anger as in
sorrow, and for the purpose Of manifest
ing his utter disgust at such a breach o 1
official trust; and done doubtless with.
out a thought as to its effect on i'm
peachment.
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vHaEr1NE.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
Which vEeETiNE has attained in all parts o
the country as q
Great and Good Medicine.

and the large number of testimonials which are
constantly being received from persons who
have been cured by it's use are conclusive
proof Of it's great value... 1t is recommended by
physicians and apothecaries. As u Blood
Purifier and Health Re6torer. II has no equal
yEGETINE Is not prepared ior q fancy q ink
made from poor liquors, winch debilitates tho
system and tends to destroy health instead Of
restoring it
Are not the many testimonials given for the
different COMPLAINTS satisfactory to any rea-
sonable persons suffering from disease that
they can be cured? Read the different testi-
nonias gwen. and no one can deuot. In many
OF these cases the persons say that their pan
and suffering can not be expressed, as in cases
Of Scroiula, where, apparently the whole body
was one mass OF corruption. IL VEGETlNE VIII
relleYe- pam, cleanse, purify and cure eHcn
diseases. res orlng the p atientto perfect heat
alter trying different physicians, many RENEE
dies, suffering Tor years, is 1T not c0nclusiye
proof, If you q o sufferer. you can be curedY
Why is this medicine performing sucn great
cures? 1t works IN the blood, in the circulat-
ing fluid. 1t can be truly called the Great
Blood Purifier. The great source OF disease
originates in the blood; and no medicine tnat
does not act directly upon it, 10 purify and rem
oyate, has any just CLAIM upon pubic attention.
W hen the blood becomes liieless and taguant,
either from change of weather OF Of climate,
want OF exercise, Irregular diet. or from any
other cause. the VEGETINE will renew the
blood, carry off the puCrId humors, cleanse the
stomach, regulate the bowels ana lmpart. a
tone OF vigor to the. whole body The convic-
tion is, in the public mind as well as an the
medical profession, that the remedles supplied
by the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe,
more successful in the cure OF disease, than
mineral medicines. YEGETINE is composed OF
roots, barks and herbs. Ii Is pleasant TO take,
and is perfectly safe to give an infant. Do
you need itp Do not hesitate to try it. You
will never regret it.
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GENERAL eRANr was the frst Of our

GENERAL GRANT was the first OF our
Presidents to search among obscurities
for his Cabinet advisers. He has sue
ceeded in finding them in class CT men
among whom no other person on earth
but himself would ever have thought OF
looking. They were literally men
Of his own invention. All were
insignificant nobodies till he
marched them to the 'front.' and commi s.
stoned them as the heads of the Execu-
tive Departments Of the Government.
Gov. Fish was the only man of them all
who had ever occupied a prominent posi-
tion before the country and even he had
fallen into obscurity until Grant resur-
rected him from out the fossiliferous
era of New York politics. And
surely it can not be said that
Grants 'inyentions" have done the
country any good service or his own sa-
gacity any credit. The weakest Cabi-
nets ever formed have been GRANTS.
And he is now looking among the "innu-
merable caravan" of nobodies for sue
cessor to Belknap; and gossip already
points to one such from Ohio, who has
been trying to run post-office for some
time, and has not succeeded at that.
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BULL DOG COURAGE.-.An evidence OF
the courage and pugnacity OF the Eng
fish bull-dog was shown in remarkable
manner few days since, in England.
A dog OF this description, who had
never been accustomed to see trains
until lately, has taken a great Aversion
TO them, and has made a point of chasing
them whenever he has mad an oppof-
tunity of doing SO, but, OF course, with
out being enabled TO catch them. Onthe
morning IN question, being out with bis
owners brother, In the vicinity OF the
Somerset and Dorset Railway, between
the Milford and Wellow station, the
early train from Bath was heard to be
rapidly approaching. The dog, as usual,
was of directly. The gentleman, know
ing they were in advance OF the train
and fearing the dog would be killed,
called loudly to him to come back; but
quite invain. He then rau to see what
would be the consequence of the brute's
folly, and was just In time to see the dog
boldly charge the COW litter OF the engine
and disappear. The gentleman then
closed his eyes for one moment, moi
wishing to see the dogs remains torn to
pieces, and on opening them the nexl
moment, much to his surprise, he dis
tinctly saw the dog under the rapidly
passing carriages, evidently waiting an
opportunity TO MAKE q dash between the
wheels, but their, to him, unusual We.
locity rather bothered him; be therefore
remained until the last carriage haC
passed over him, ana then emerget
wagging his tail as though he had done
something to be talked about, and hav
ing only sustained o few cuts about tht
head, and losing all The hair from on
side of his tail.
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n - q - = =
WHAT Is NEEDED.

-.-.-.s--- ..-,,.-.- BOSTON, Feb. 13, 1871
HENRY r. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-rAbout
one year since found yself in, a feeble con-
strongly recommended to me by Irienu who
had been much bene lted by its use, l pro-
cured the arGlcle, and, after using several bot
ties. was restored to health, and discontinued
its use. / feel quite confident that there is no
medicine superior to it for those complaints for
which 1t is especially prepared; and would
cheerfully recommend 1t to those who feel that
they need something to restore them 70 perfect
health. Respectfully yours,
U. L. PETfENGIIL,
Firm OF S. M. Pettcng II s. Co.,
No. 10 state street, Boston.
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CAN NOT BE ExoELLED.

CHARLEsTowN, Mass. March 10, 1869.
4 H. II. STEVENS: lhis is 10 certify that L have
used your =" Blood Preparation" /" (XEGETINE)
In my family for several years, and thiak that.
for ScrOfula or Cankerous Hum8rs or Rheu-
matte affections. it can not he exoelled; and US
blood puliler and spring medicine it is the
best thing 1 have ever used; and have used al
most everything. l can cheerfully recommend
it to any one in need Of such medicine.
Yours respectfully, ,-.4 =. -.
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Kussen street.
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Coz. STANLEY MATTHEW'S would make
good Secretary of War. We commend
him to the President as the man who
would bring order out of chaos, and who
would put a stop to stealing and stamp
out all bribery and corruption in that
Department =, sEs -, s. -
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As illustrating the carelessness Of
people generally In business matters, IT
Il related that one Of the men In auth9F-
ity in Philadelphia trust-deRosit com.
pany says be w99gld VIZ oo1 be glad to , bs q.
lowed to give $lQ0,000 70 the company
annually 70 be entitled TO all the sweep
for his own ali the precious papers,
stocks, coupons, &C., the depositors
leave on the floor. q
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Mile. Titiens, 1t 10 said, has a marvel
Gus memory. She is a wonder on that
account to Sir Michael Costa, who can
not nderstand how she can retain the
music OF sixty-eight operas-fpr her re-
pertoire is SO extensiYe-in her mind,
It is long since she sang Norma but
the other day she went to rehearsal and
rendered it without glancing at the
score. And what is more, she not alone
knows her own role, but that Of every.
body else.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ROLL CALL has
alreadyattained most longitudinous pro-
portions; and, like the tape-worm, is
still receiving additional joints. ltmust
be gratifying to know that the country
can produce in these hard times and dry
weather, and in this Centennial year.
just one quarter ofthe Centennial mum.
Der OF distinguished gentlemen able and
willing to act as candidates for the
Presidency. Here they are, all ar
ranged in alphabetic order, for your con
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An exchange says;

sThe secret OF obtaining fuel and light
from water has been again discovered
this time by a New Hampshire chemist.
Really, ii Keely does not haste, his
motor will be distanced before it 10
brought out to public Yiew."
We rise merely to ask how many times
secret has to be discovered before it
becomes an ssopen secretW
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CARPENTEBsS MAEpAl. b. A practical
" guide to-use OF all tools and all operations
Of the trade; also drawing tor carpentSrs,
forms Of contracts, specifications. pians. &C.,
glossary Of terms used in trade. ulustfqted
so cents, Of booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY 81 CO., 119 Nassau streeb2 New 40lk.
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IT Is now twelve o'clock. at noon:--one
year from this hour Gen. Grant will step
down and out. Then will be heard
mourning through the land; Grant
mourning for his children and cousins
because IDg Z. tassy ere R2t-any l9aasr in lt. r.
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G H R 0 M 0 S !
GATHERING PRIMRosEs, 17x22 ST. {
IN THE WOODS, l7xgs {

celebrated Egsh Water Color
iage while the ground is covered win rich carpet green he back
little girls the early flowers Ie
8 a
companion piece Gathering Primroses.
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Landscape and Sheep, &c., ,1x9s each jes .;,.
Landscape with Cattle, &c., e"'H'( @o pseAH'


indeed
piece ~ sheep loves to stand and examine and its
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Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. ~, 1872. j.
II. r. STEyEEs, ESQ: Dear Sr--I have had
years, aud have taken hundreds of dollars
worth OF medicine without obtaining any re-
lief. In September last commenced taking
the VEGETINE, since which time my health, has
steadily improved. My iood digests well, and
l have gained fifteen pounds OF flesh. There
are several others in this place taking the,
VEGETINE, and all have obtained relief.
Yours, truly, THOMAS Il. MOORE,
Overseer Of card-room, Portsmouth Com
pany's Mills. -
Negeiine is Sold by all Druggists.
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Grand Rapids has female barber.
Let us soap for her success. Woman
can razor self into positions OF trust ana
honor as well as man, and we LOT one
say to her, SComb up higher"--lJ lmcrax,
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fee. Well, an eight years. pull is a
pretty long pull and strong pun and a
pull altogether, at the public purse.