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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-25

The oak il a strong and stalwart tree.
And It lifts it, branches up.
And catches the ds~ right gaiian.iy
In macy dainty cup.
And the world il brighter, aad better
made,
Because Of the woodman's stroke
Descending in snn. or falling IN shade
On the sturdy form Of the eak.
But stronger, gesn, in apparel O:
green,
And tfsppings 50 fair .o see,
With its precious freight, for small aud
great.
L. the beautiful Christmas tree.
The elai is a kind anl gnodiy tree,
With its branches bending io.r
The heart is glad when it, form az 30,
A. We list 10 the rivers flow.
Ay, sh. heart il gid. 4id t.e palse.
bound.
AID jog iilt.in. tbs face.
Whenever goodIy elni is found.
Beeause of its beauty and grace
But kinder. weeo, more go0diy IN
miep,
With branches mere dropping and
fee,
The tints of whose leaves, fidelity
weaves,
l. the beautiful Christmas tree.
The maple is supple, aud 1.-THE, and
strong.
And claimeth our lore anew,
When days are lis,less. and quiet, AMI
long,
And the world is fair TO view.
And later~-as beauties and graccs un-
fold
4 monarch right regally dre-t,
With s,rcamcrs siiame. AID pennoas Of
gold,
Il seerneth OF ali the best
More lithsome, l weeu, the brightest aud
sheen.
And the coloring, sunny and free.
And the banners soft, that are held
1850, aioff,
BY the beautiful Christmas tree.
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Ph1laaelpnls rrade Report.

phtla00lpn1o Trade Report.
WEDNESDAY. September Is.
Cotton-PTices are we'll maintained. !.
Sales Of RI Miadling Il uplands at llAc' and
|. Coffee is very firm and prices may quo.
ted fully 10 higher than few days ago. The
views Of importers continue above those of
jobbers, and therefore but little business
has been transacted. We hear OF TRANSACT
than than by the cargo. sales Of leo bags Of
Laguayra at TIC, 800 Rio at l3@l6hc. and
Maracaibo at l5alS Santos at 15als. &a2s
sugar-The market is very quiet and
On the other hand the statistical position
Of the market favors holders, inasmuch as
the stock is exceedingly light, showing 9
deficiency of over 100000 tons, as compared
ths Hrsn sn11i nominal al sS Quotations are re- s1@ssc
for fair and good refining Refined sugars
are dull and No lower, closing at ll1cfor
llNc. for granulated. and l0Nc: for a;
limited. as they are unwilling to pay the
present prices. 38a4O for SO test Cuba. Mar
Seeds -Cloverseed is in limited demand
at lOa1lc. with light receipts. Timothy ls
quiet with sales at 81 76al 80, and Flaxseed
" Breadstufs-There is an increased de-
mand for the better grades Of fresh and
ground old wheat. New wheat closed dull.
Shippe.s are not operating to any extent
and the local consumers are well supplied.
Sales of 1000 barrels, including Minnesota
ssas astS s. do onoice at q s5ss s fancy a. ses
Pennsylvania new wheat fair at rs 80. 90
good SIS 75a5 871&. do part old wheat at $Se S
Ohio Extra Family new wheat, fair, at $5 81
medium at S. rs; do good at SO Delaware 90
98 I st1or ct IS Is; and patent at VI 60aS 25.
Corn meal nothing doing We quote
Brandywine at So; and Pennsylvania at
Rye is light and held with more conf
Grain-Wheat is in limited request, with
receipts and offerings light holders enabled
to maintain flrmer quotations.; sales OF wy
bushels. including Penna. Red, fair at u ID
Del. do at 81 l8:Ohio do good at 81 II; lndia-
ma do, good at 81 l8al 19; Ohio and Indiana
sprouted at S0a90. Delaware and Maryland
Amber prime ne Ct 4 l leal o' New Michigan
Corn@With Corn q a good shipping demand
both for local consumption and export;
prices are lc. higher. Sales Of 10000 bushels
Including Pennsylvania aud Southern Yell
low ut 50, Western do OF 67aS7; western
low and high mixed at 52a58. sail at Sc ( o.
band steamer at Sass; with receipts ex-
ceedingly limited, and demand active.
Oats are in demand. Sales Of 1000 bush
Ohio, illinois and indiana; and choice 48a4s.
Of old the supply is pretty we'll exhausted,
and an 1000 bushels sold at 1Sa5o for Western.
Barley-New crop has not yet made its
appearance, prices are nominal. Barley
wi WSSSishy y VII d stTcens. sslesoe % bbls. Yves.
tsrn iroI!bound barrels at "a r. ss,s I'D
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Killed bv a Base Ball.

While some boys were playing base ball
one day last week, in Catssauqua, . ball
was thrown towards two children Of James
McMahsn, who were standing at some dis.
tance watching the game. Il struck Mary,
9 seventeen months old child ,inthe stomach.
The child cried loudly and acted sif In
great pain. During The night 1t was very
restless, and at z O'Clock on the following
morning went into convulsions, and remain
ed in such state until5 O'Clock in the after
noon, when death ended It's 'suderings.--
l"West Chester Local News"
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(ro BE coNTINUED.)

On Thursday and Friday there will be an
International cricket match onstne grounos
Of the Germantown club, the contestants
being an English twelve, composed OF tne
best professional and amateur players now
residing in the United States, ana an Amela, !:
can twelve, including the best players u
this city. Il viii doubtless prove very "
tractivS. N
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4 8 ~ ~ ~ A11d a. ~ b1ildins ~
evendag 1or the purpose of osksnt1lag !
young men's Democrats marching club. 10
1cpn DeSflver acted ~ chairman and James
McGinty - Secretary. a roll was opened
snd signed by seventy persons. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Dr.J.F. NJ.
Forward, captain; w. IL. Knowles, first
lieutenant; W. Glenning, second lieutenant.
The following personawere appointed COM
mittee on organization: Dr.. ]. r. NJ. For
ward, George Myers, James McGinty, Chas.
Lenny, and Charles Stringfellow. On mo-
tion adjourned. Chester "Evening News"
of Tuesday.
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THE
Bellows Mender of LYONS
OR,
HOW LOVE CONQUERED PRIDE.
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAYS EDITION.

We passed over lands that certainly
we're not mine, and after three hours long
dlhcult travelling our ooachman, too we'll
Instructed, stopped thecarriage at the door
q a miserable hut. An old man, clad in
the homely garb of poverty, was on the
Threshold taking the air. In this old man
discovered my venerable father. No,
my friend, have no colora with which I
can trace this original scenel Figure to
yourself the trembling Perourou on one
ade, the naughty Aurora on the other, and
TX lnsolent young men ceremoniously
placing her on an old broken chair, with
most insulting bursts of laughter, and with
pleasantrles the most aggravating, refining
y Tpon their vengeance and her modification.
llgure to yourself the pretended coach,
man taking off suddenly his patch and his
wig, and addressing Aurora with an air Of
mperiority.
No, madame" said he, in a tone Of
%eonseelveable iase' disdain, mo, you have not
.sen Ssea born or brought up for an engrarer /;
usn lot would have done too much honor
!! %!Our birth, to your fortune, and to your
,a wO'ce. A bellows-mender is worthy Of
s.u, . ana such is he, madame, whom you
LAVE. lave 'aken for your husband" was
~ss ,va! 70 answer, but the pretended coach
%' Isu was already on his seat, the five others
.I. J.eW themselves into the coach choked
..Se %%ost with laughter, and we soon lost
's4' Of the whole equipsge. fls. Sel
expected that the catastrophe would
i singular sa enough, but less terrible than
,,pS, proved. Ny engraves, while they
sos,' ,sosa. me Se, my part, had kept their own
tSsUs lS,s'' :, They carried of everything with
,Sn ,s,n' II iike the scene-shifters Of q theatre,
n;ao. sso !; LOCK up the decorations after the
"'s s ls finished. As for the unfortunate
h,ma rvia' she saw nothing Of this. Her
| IN Iss Is lover continued speaking when she
~, i. 'onger heard or felt. The rufians left
jsa,s ja| snen q they departed, in deep swoon.
had se s u my situation! Recollect that I
ssn.h:,. u hGH acquired a considerable share of
tjan tju''T',lty y and delicacy from the instruc-
n NV III. aad recived, and the manner of life
Il,.u u1ca had lately been accustomed.
,iIs M =. IN those cruel moments I trembled
/ liS .do,"at ~ the thought Of losing the woman
Il .S;sseu .su, Or Of seeing her restored to life.
and dsInea a1n on her the most tender caresses
njsb. bsl!nost n breathed wishes that my cares
tbS""hos hon.; os ; unavailing. Ali my friend, +
vow eas 'or long time that nv dreadful
bat%;,w b; were heard. Nevertheless, after
lovsln " copiously the pallid face Of the
reas;nsd ane delicate Aurora with water, she
H., ssu f.s los moment the use of her senses.
she aroI eISied eye met mine. "Monster!"
sOok acclaimed, t and her senses asain for
svoon% % ~ took advantage of this second
Spectator. remove her from the sight Of the
1ithsssvd1 1ithv1S, composed chiefly Of women d
" sountsuanoss, who might hAys
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PHILADELPHIA MAkKETs.
stock Market.

Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA. September Is, 1875.
Gold llO@1lON Pittsburg, III
d g. 1881 ll8L@1l3 tusville and
:" SOS 1885 ll3sI0a1I3A Buffhio r. .R.9N@1O
"lJuly lS85ll2%@ll3I Catiwissa 1lA@12
"July 1867ll634 @sales GOLD VALUE. ~,
"July lS6SllSN@ Eng Sou 4S@492
$40 40s .tTll5Z@sales ." Silver 48O@4S5
New IS ll5L@ 20 Reichsm 47H@4SO
Cityg sNewllOZ@111 2Ofracs( (Nap) 388@39a
u. Cos ofN.J l38@l38A NKroner3 6N9533
Penna r, r. 4S%@48M Prus thal'rs 88@70
Phila& Read Roubles, Gold 7O@75
RR, 44@441s
ohila 4 Eriel8@
LehighsV Va52A@52M
: Nav StOokS2s9@32H
Hestonviile 28Z@28A
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m j 1l1il / !! q! u

hath M0un ~s.s1@ 7&S1 Y ~
sd g. GvsIEd GSeId Il their III iinsS 81 ~.
,..t the nuttsring guns were still,
shs day died slow ana wen
nS iost Tie gunners' pipes dld MI,
y NE tsss sssrgeant's yarns bsgsn'
=, as the wind . moment blew
'aeaa. aea. 1 the fragrant dOOd
As'@si sS'@rsiaSrNwoods SN raised, within our view
" little maiden stood.
.ao nny I Ifireside fresh she seemed,
."ch little one In heaven
nns M soldier often dreamed''
,d as We stared, her little hand
weav .save ~ salute. "And who are your
A length the sergeant said.
And where's your homes" he growled
sha I6Isped ont, "Who 10 me?
Ely Hns don't Won know! Pm little Jane,
TSs M, Pride Of Battery B.
", home , Why that was burned away
And pa and ma are dead.
nd 40 1 ride the guns ali day,
Along with Sergeant NED.
And I'VE a drum that's not . toy.
q csp with feathers, too
nd miff march beside the drummer boy
On sundays At review:
'putnow our 'bacca's all give out,
wha men can't have q smoke,
nd 40 they're cross-why even Ned
Won't play with me and Joke.
land the big Colonel said, to-day
1hate to hear HIM swear
Hs'II give q leg for good pipe
like the Yank had, over there.
And ~ I thought when beat the drum,
And the big guns were still,
n creep beneath the tent and come
ont here across the hill.
And beg good Mister Yankee men,
You give me some Lone Jack,
lease do-when we get some again,
ri surely bring it back.
Indeed I will, for Ned-says he
II do what say
tll be General yet, maybe,
And ride pranctng bay"
We brimmed her tiny apron DER,
You should have heard her laugh
I'd each man from his scanty store
Shook out o generous half.
h kiss the little mouth stopped down
A score Of grimy men,.
Until the Sergsant's husky voice
Said, "Tention squadr'-aud then
Ne gave her escort, till good night
The pretty waif we bid,
And watched her toddle out OF sight
Or else twas tears that hid
Hsr tiny form-nor turned about
Aman, nor spoke word
Hi after while q far, hoarse shout
Upon the wind we heardl
Ne sent 1t back, then cast sad eyes
Upon the scene around,
bsby's hand had touched the ties
That brothers. once had bound.
THAT'S all-save whom the dawn aWoke
Again the work Of hell,
And through the sullen clouds of smoke
The screaming missiles fell.
Dur General often rubbed his glass,
And marveled much to zee
Not asingle shell that whole day fell
In the camp Of Battery B.
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IN

1I l n z n 4 4 B e W w n \
! = J q 3 M = 3 = q MI, vlllS xhicI
y T. naatS nelghbcF sraWsd th1
A0ck nd fmy old fSther. When she had
again recovered the use Of her senses, I
commanded every one to leave as, in order
70 have no witness OF the explanation, and
Of the dreadful story which / was fated to
relate to my wife.
When / had disembarrassed myself Of
the crowd, I took Aurora in my arms /
pressed her TO my heart my scalding tears
bathed her cheeks. At length she opened
her eyes and fixed them on me--mine
shrank from her glance. The first use she
made Of speech was to request me, under
pretence Of taking repose, which we both
wanted, to defer till the next day the hate
full detail of the plot of which she had been
the victim. ] yielded to her request and
withdrew, leaving with her the niece Of
the cure Of the parish, whose kind Offices
she seemed to receive with thank fulness.
How shall ! describe to you the horrible
night which / passed? Fallen at once
from q situation the most splendid, in q
miserable village which afforded no kind
ofresource, and in possession only Of few
louis, while my adored wife, in the morn
ing Of life accustomed to constitute, as we'll
a. TO share the pleasure Of society, had
been led by an internal plot to the cabin
of an old man, respectable indeed, but in a
state Of wretched indigence; and had been
Al e-R =. - &C
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.
OHEAP SHOE STORE.

VHEAP SHOE STORE.
Having fitted up my shoe store, No. Gil
East sixth street, and laid In larger stock
than ever before, am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinds Of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele-
CANT work made to order. and mending
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES KANE.
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IF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS,

THY AND VIGOROUS,
Take z. F. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron.
No language can convey an adequate idea
of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by taking e. f. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased, debili-
tated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken down by excess. weak by
nature or impaired by sickness. the relaxed
perfect health ana vigor. S..ld only In 81
bottles. Ollce and store, No. $50 North
Ninth street. Only in 81 bottles. Sold by
all druggists. .-aer,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, q depressed, irritable state of
mind, q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head,
weak memory the consequences of excesses
mental overwOrk. This nervous debility
finds sovereign cure In b. +. Kunkeps
Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t tones the system,
d;spels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system.
now only ask trial Of this valuable
Tonic. Price. 81 per bottle. x. F. KUN
KEEL. Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, n.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
Of Iron, and take no other make Sold only
in 81 hotties. All others are counterfeit, 90
beware ofthem.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine 9. passing from the system alive
No fee until the head passes: Come and re-
KEEL, No. $50 North Ninth Street. Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin, and stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price 81 per
bottle. Send for circular.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-14
OHEAP! oHEAPERl CHEAPEST!

NHEAP! CHEAPERl CHEAPEST!
BOOTS.
SHOES,
Children's shoes, from 45 cents to 81 90.
Mems calf-skin boots, fine hand-sewed,
for 81 50, at Ninth and Spruce. Repairing
neatly done.
augM-ly WILLIAM HOUCk.
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PENNsYLyANIA MAIlgt0ND.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New York wa DesbrOsscs aud DOrtlanlt
sire, Il ferries, as fOioWs
Express tor llar burg Pittsburgh The West and South
WIN iullhln Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. ~, D ana
800 i, NJ Sunday, aud 500 r. N.
fnr w imsport Lock Haven, CORY, and Eric ~ N
ana $3.50 =. NJ, connecting at cory Tor Iltuht iile
/ q bA lh!ore, NAshiuEtou anu thc SCUM llllrd
except Su day, $50 A. NJ arrive MAs |iucinI %
I. REGULAR q $50. a, NJ, gao 6'p'' andV H. NJ
sun Jay, 0ni ana T.. NJ . 900
Express Tor Pnila icillil $50. $40 $50 NJ. 1890
gao g. l. =. q. T. $50. % g. n. ana ~ nt-ht Arcunlml
datiln A. VI. ans f.lOp " sundy, a. NJ 3. d.
q $50, ana l.. NJ. Emlpant aud see M clS'S
JPN
A. NJ. 1850. g. ami .. NJ. ON SUNDAY, \. ". Re
A. N l. l.l6 . $3.50, lii, 5.lD q, 900, and 900 l. NJ
Oi SUNDAY, 7i20 4. VI and T., VI.
For trains 10 Newark, ElYncih, Railway, Princeton
IfcLtDn, r,r,h Annoy Remington, T. iyifere aud
iinfs 10 f4l sco duler M al Ticket Onlrra
Trains srrNe; From Pitt.nu IN, 6.21 and 1890 A. Nj
auu lp2pP N. dnyi 1910 A. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. da. "
except MONDAY. From Washington and Baltimore
GtiO, p.ip A, NJ TO, 5l0, ami lO21 l.. NJ. sunday
$50, go \, y. From PnRdclphia, sos, 6s2O Il. 80
ptn 100, ll2O ll;1O 4. ~, $40. $3.50. 40 $40 $40
600 900 i;ip 10 and lO:!1 4. " sunday, sos
go, t'D p.iO. 1910 1850 A. VI $50 ana lO.!OP NJ
lnAet Once. h3d and GA BroaiaaY No. / Aston
uous anu io9l Of Despross and OortlAudt sis /
10 Court -" Brooklyn III, 10 and 1is hudson AZ
&en nepot Jersey Guy. Emlgrant nckot Ohce,
FRANK THOMSON d. NJ H0Yn 1,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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9Oirls.

CHANT HOUSE., ~ New BowerY.-Wgrm rooms;
W families ana genileulcn' Csc. 10 81 81 per night
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"VNERE A STitAN tlER N New YORK TO
NVus where he wOula feel most 70 home and nap
pic,t for oycnlng y enjoyment, shoul unh q.
talingy says AT THE OH AVEN JE THEATRE"
HERALD.
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pru GOODS.
II INZEYs
IN BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION


FROM AUCTION
.o,., IN EvFRY DEPARTMENT.
Laces from auction iglcr CSC, $50, COO. yard..,.
10000 yards Cardinal Laccs &c lOc
french Guipure LAGOS, DC. to BOO. yard. .
Real YAK Iaces. 1oc yard up
bargains ia Real and Imitation Laccs. ..
10000 nno Linen Collars. &c each
10000 pairs nae Linen Guns, 1Oc.
Fmbrolderies from auction &c. 10 Soc YARD.
- '''''' 'I' "'' kinney.
s''"' ~ o"''" ''D'''1'' WV "O' kinney
Twelve hundred doz n Of Ladies'
Muslin Underwear very low. ..,....
Fine Chcmises, SOC to ~
flne Drawers, Jgc 10 t2'5. r,,,.,-
Fine Night presses, 75c. to a.
Fine Mus In Sklre, JOc. to 80. .
Misses and Infants Underwear.
NhacbOno COraeie, zoe to ~ %. -
Ladies' and Mlsscr Mcrlno Underwear
dents and Boys MerinO Underwear -
Tgll qssortpent q handknii
WOollens, Ladies' Misses. aud Infants. -
Gents Az Linen 4sndkercnlef., iessc. up.
Lldics' Al-Liucn Handkerchief. Sc, up.
sils Handkcrchiefs, q5c. 3sc bOc IN
Gents SIX Ian1kcrchicfs, GDc, 75c a.
Felt Hats, all the new shapes.
-. 49,, '.Y'''''' kinney.
lioNcrs, hne French Flowers.
Passcmentcre Gimps 81 piece up.
SIX fringes, i0c. yard to e. -
Fur Trimmings, all STYLES, low.
Bargains In Dress trimmings. -
Lots " Ribbon. &C. &C.. &c 1Oc yard up.
,S,'", 80 KISzEY.
aa. -, .''.s. 50 ''''' kinney.
kid Gloves, every shade al soc. a pair. -
Gents Doubles stitched Dogskin
GiONes new shades, every size, 75c. -
Broadway Two.button Kid Gloves. new
c,.,,o,a o,,.a kinney.
foui-buttOn Rid G.oves, si%j pair. -
Gents Kid Gloves, closing at 0oc.
Gents Dog skin Gloves al O)c.
Fine French Cloih Gloves. 2,c pair
,,,....,Y..,,., s,-...,u ,,. kinney.
Misses Heavy Ribbed Hose. Zoe. pair. -
Misses Enelisa Hose. full, regular.
And variety of stripes, soc. PAR. -
Auction lot Of Ladies plain
And fancy Hose nom 1sec. to SOC. a pair -
Ladies fun regular Bilbrigg,ns csc
Ladies McrnO Striped Hose. 2jc. " 3Sc.
Cents English Half Hose. 12i@c. TO asc
kinney.
Toilet Department, fun variety. -
wax Dolls from lo, 10 $50. ''
HrOnz ana sNlss Goods
1oysend fauc, Articles very low.
Eussa Leather Goods, ful assortment.
Toilet SGT. Vase bouquet .holiers &C.
Glove. Collar. AMI Haliaerchict Boxes.
Siiyfr-n',icd We're l.w.
fuf'emonuaicf, ifgf, lrlt-. Card Cases &c,
Bargains iron sq " q;sYe 'gpg any.
tprNr y ID II -
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{ meeting with Dlnbury, Norwlit ami New Haven
k,ilroadi DY steamer ANtRlCUS, dtlY lsunda,s
excepted fr m Jewels dlck, BROOKLYN, 23O L.. NJ,
llcr ~ East IyeI 2'ii T. NJ. aud foot Ut 3il St. EtH
river, at T. NJ Fare, 30 cents. Excursion tickets 81
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AlronOsAIs.

viii h. reed, ed -, me lrustfca oi the New YORK
aud B-ocklyn B-idae At lhelr office, q Wat NJ
Br0o I'm until Noy.inbcr g. for about ll6 cubic yards
granite emf tone Spcrinc tons viii De furnished
upon application at the office, whcr plans c'n be zen.
". A. HOEBIING tAlef Engineer.
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WHITE STAR LIAt.
Saonqs Sanns.

ITNIOS DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ NOS N'i and 'taS ana ST., corner Laght.
open daily, 10 TO 3, and MnndN evenings to Z.
ASSETS OVER Rl2,OOOOOO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
G. 9 CHNplS, Treasurer. n. d. NAMES, President.
T. FLOYD JoNKs, Secretary.
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I|OR NOKWALK DIRECT,

LBtNY GPPGSIrION.-NeW steamer rs
~ tORl leaves Pier -, North KlNer, foot Of Franz
llustr Every Monday McdnesliY, aud fri0ay at o so
", Fare 20 c. nts. Railroad ties Is good for passage
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Wfanit0---Ftmalts

changed on very easy terms We ask small amou,
VEN a MS nj RcRy Of SSSS S sap pay work @
Swim Machine SSfi Saf III Gi' Grsnd
AIMIsie For TIE rt8TtEIr cI,5s
No. Fl BbS0SSssy T. & fsssE' 30 ~ Rove l. HUI
wood az Grand st., H9alao' 'hf haisr %s " r
place. i S ihos ' Giii /. f'rs place . - '''' ~
A A.-WnEELEn & Wilson new S9. 8, best
Jesis crcdii. wcsitc ali ne Work YOU caa make, and
pay cash for "Or. ~'cs fS.G GE 100 wase
Arse East DTii 81. oppo'iie stewart ci ~.
ss hSS SI on @, ,S6 mac"u S sscs1ssd nv
A WHEELER 4 WILSON s,wlne machine, ~
neS Ssed % SIS fdS al 8 Bond 's s al near
Bowtry.
A. INrERh>chp slS 5o;Sso 9e Mfss on
ebs Clnalst.
kiNn- 4 scw , MACHINE sS r. t,r sGe to rent
ondhend VoiY cheap monthly payments. 1870 Canal st.
ATSis BUOADWAy.-Ladio tausht perfectly
~ whole art dfe.s aud COAX cutting tasting and
n good wages to nrsiclsss hand. Appig to c. RGUs,
BEL. loo nlerc&cr St.
AT MURi.OS'S. corner. Of nth 4 ana O av..
Der MS address,
A ,pnME-TlC. slqecr. waeeler E wilson, a1d
Ns wilcox q Glbos sewing machines for sale for
A GOOD TAIiOitEs>S. To work on customwork
IN The store. ~ East leth It, one door from
n steady worS. no Clinton ST. 81 nior. room d
A GOOD iallores to work on me custom coats, TO
~ tnt IN good uuttonhulcs. 20 West 18Th IT,
YOJN Girl. for kitchen woik and 20 be
n t-n;riiis asefdI Cali 90 ii sos West 5oin st.
n othsi' u,ed appl' 10 STA av.
J(A-TEHs on shop coa,s wanted ,,.r...
ID NicOLi, ihc lailor' az boHery
ENrhH',tfcbbdn dn ;' Fatsaisc 10. Canals.
ENrEHr opettors MIN M& To r., OF white
l,IRST-rIASS operator on Elliptic IN chime, who
store e." ''' '' '"' '''" "'''' '' '- '''' '''''s
1TUK !SEWEi,s vented none bat arsi.class hands
II need Hppy. Inquire a' bat store, 300 Greenwich s.
I|rK .~I.WEu~ ana car hasncr on cony caps at
u the Europcan Fur Compiny's. 20 Allen 81.
J. House so Gest si.h second loft.
III'R rasaer wanted, and liner. hor seal sacquc',
(iIis. o.u learn any sewing m,, tree or for ~,
~ TS i s' co 81 f. 5p 1 rG sl s Of
oc.ocS dlih, ',ceit saturi -
G00D oec t9r'; h'siers ant Ggi,nerl wanted on
u c'oi'i. $40 N,s. i.ies:~ uio'kyn l.. u.
~ y. ~ -IlMAN. ~ WI liln. -
-. ....-. 80. ~
,eNb Dfn~~Ni hih~ wanted a. i5' East
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EforriJAh'iHE L. :.'' .t asa buttons ct
Ani.> tgshf on,,, i'- it a Hinf, ig,,; pax.
Ailh-' NnH tN'N'- lH 'fmH l. Ms. ElNNrL
NIT &. IA ,s ;rpe ss ssr ' w ido;h&,ss
n i'N 81 l.h '.ii a., near brpo'ne.
OPnWAt0n- 'na nis'r. on crook. wlib tqe..r
~ ''F fN' d ~ hsop IN
0wlL''d 70 Ia, coats. 5.,aai 81 Eat iiih IT,,
opr,, ,,ru...., ..,,., .,... hand, .-u .r.,.1
- ~. ".cliu.' cfn rld 4,eat, wor. al 20
htr' o.. 'i'
Ap.,.s ,rnr,. a. .i.f. ..,.i q ,,,.-. ~, ri. -.
~ a.s9 W 'rsss un Nuh''- IN A"r- a1f Nc.' 5st q.
A-TRr,yt F,,rurn@ ia. oa ,r-,or. wanted,
III. ''lr ~ i. ~ - t,nir NJ X a.. .,l ''
Ap.y,,n,,.... .-, ,..,o..d
} ur -, Xxx I,,.i .,fi i,.. D., T. ., AXE
:
on''t ''''.. co.. .n.. '' o. i. '-'' ia"
4 kps L. aiyH- ninf D co.. Iu"t. hrf. uu y -.
=
hPth ArDi .l r''... ..i lui 4ii'rn vOrker-
, 90 ga lH.ht'.. ir ff' ti.t. .ug stove.
nrEti iIOl'" nll.H.l. onc,,i.
~ 40. f' Oliver .Ofsf flOf.