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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26
new Store.

Tue Eucning Wisconsin, lately gave
A humorous description Of the visit of
felon TO the Office of that paper, to bera,s
the local editor because his name WAS
misspelIe.l in the account given Of his
misdeeds. Ii - indeed amusing to OBJ
serve the promptness with which people
demand correction of newspaper ar
..icle, simply for the purpose Of giving
then. selves a little notoriety.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

The 4th ward committee reported back
the petition of W. Strauf with recon-
mendation that it be referred to the city
attorney for his opinion which was
adopted.
Board adjourned for weeks to meet
again Monday, Dec. 80 1878.
A. D. JONES, Clerk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

QCEET:-"Why VIII men smoke com
mon tobacco. when they can buy Marbcrg
Bros. ',Seal Of North Carolina, at The
same price %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

MATT CARPENTER calls Kutchin ''dear.
Perhaps he IS, but then Matt might h..7e
thought that sometime wren he vas
fearful short"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANILovoC, Dec. 16 1878.

MANILowoC, Dee. 16 1878.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
In the absence of the Mayor, alderman
Johnston was elected Mayor pro tenn.
All members were present except SWEET
Ger and Prochaska. Minutes of last
meeting We're read and approved.
On motion H. h Smith was allowed
until April l, 1879, to finish certain side
walk.
A number of claims were presented
and referred.
Following claims were reported back
with recommendation that they be al
lowed in full:
H. Dassler, watching fire, allowed $l51
W. Herzog, hauling steamer SIS allowed Zoo
Z. Borchard. $50
I. Windiate, . - 200
II. Greyc & Co. IL HOO
The committee on ordinances reported
back the ordinance in relation to the re-
organization of the fire department,
which was read, amended ard adopted,
as follows: (see advertising column
On motion the rules were suspended
and the following claims were reported
with the recommendation that the same
be allowed:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

FIFTEEN years IL use and not a sing
Domestic sewing machine can be found
lat is worn enough to unfit it for u.s..
Examine the domestic before buying any
other For sale at Lehmkuhl & Dicke S
new store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

WHY do republicans think the Blaine
committee alright and thePotter commit
tee al wrong They are both working .
uaeartA election frauds. But Blaine il
s.sts on having his investigation Goa
Quoted IN secret. Wonder how Blaine
would handle dissertation on Inquisi-
.ious.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

ARE your horses or cattle sick2 If 50,
g. to L. &. J. Robinson's drug store f3r
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

The following list contains the names
of jurors drawn on the DIST instant @
serve at the term Of court beginning On
the 18th of January 1873.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

LULSG, Rankin and. Rand went down
to Milwaukee Saturday to hear the Bit
ISL Blondes. The folks cat home" were
informed that they went to purchase
Christmas nrnsents-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

DEPETHERIA has obtained a Iodgmant
il THIS state aad i : Of a very malignant
Lind. attacking admits as well as cbildlsn
and proving generally fatal with the for
rf.pr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

The Mack murder trial at GAINESVILLE
gives feast Of good things to those WHO
enjoy nastiness. 1t is said that during
the taking OF testimony the court house
was crowded with ladies anxious to hear
every word.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF TIL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

OF NL-A% ITO w @,
Ia Tie %afe # Ig,seaasa al tie clo5. ~ bis'aess,
December g. ISIS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

PEBLsHERs Of physical Biographies
saoald bring the isoJhenaal line of the
North Pole down 10 Light street brio &c
il IS cold enough there 70 freeze a polar
boar
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-26

4 PAIR CT slippers as a Christmas pres
eut to young man tells tale which 81
may read. We expect to receive an &
press package from Ecwaunoe, contain
lug pair OF ladies suspenders.
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Ok account Of poor roller our paper
has not worked off as well as usual dlr-
ing the last few weeks. We are now
preparing new rollers which viii remove
the defect in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13
&1 IN TO BOSTON
Up l.cO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE,

CONNECTINO WITH ALL POINTS EASI -
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CoNsECUIlNE
YEARS. --
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 80 North River loot OF Jayst) ~ >oo
M daily Except sundaysl
Special hrstcsss limited good only on 2to IN train
from Slonington sold this line York 10 Boston
for gl 90.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices saterooms
secured at Offices OF WestcOt Express and Nos
1888 and 3s7 broadway at Metropolitan and Filth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot OF Warrenst) daily Except sundsysl nj
for providence direct
Freight via either line taken at loves, rates
L ". kILKINs. O. r.. -. n. BABCoCK. PIssG
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Government bonds were more quiet to-day ana
shade lower. We annex current quotations:

In State bonds, there was large trading IN tho
Louisiana consolidated rs at an advance 10 7s4-
In CITY bank stocks, Fourth National ~ sold ~
95, Central National 1Ol at OIL, and Meropoi''A"
C20l at III. .cain
large and well-dstributed business was se p;s,
done in railway mortgages the Denver anu
Grande tirsts continuing prominent at oO4aooS
Burlington and Cedar Rapids frsts were strong ~
I'LL, tirsts Of c. C. and at S5s, ana on ecnsos
"assented" advanced TO 70os, Wabash hrSts rs
strong at 105 seconds Ct 13s st. I Ios Missouri
frsts being up TO IO5lo. Canada southern nis ~
guaranteed were steady at Tale, Elevated hrs.s
80. and International hrsts with coupon coi'1'
Gates at 81. -, ths
Gold was rs dull and uninterestine as usna ,ne
sales having been at 100is and two and one aT
interest The cash gold was heavy, the carfyrrhhs
rates having been 10 4 per cent per annun: ~
days business of the god-clearing departures od
the Bank of the State OF New-York covered; oo rs
cleared, 50, 1877 900; gold balances, S91e,2oo; o4A
rency balances, x9S0.991. .ho all.
ing rates being on the basis OF ~ sOAaS5 oisd n
sixty-days bills and 81 85l2d$4 50 Tor deina"1 "
~ MI M
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Sales bp Antlion.
AUCTION NOTICE.

UCTION NOTICE.
n CONTINUATION SALE OF .
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS
CARPETS AND PORTIERS,
direct from consantnope 10 be sold without reserve We
viii conclude the sale Of the balance Of the in
voice articles consigned by owner om Con
stantinOple), THURSDAY, November IA The major
mart Of this OF the larger and better class 81
Rugs reached in sale Of last week II will also include
me assortment POrtiers Door HanRngs. direct from
aqdad Cashmere Caamne and other Eastern countries and
viii opportunities u these rare articles eoun
tepart OF which exhibition 10 the late Paris EIpos
ton where they attracted great attention
Among Rugs and Carpets thus offered VIII Do found
specImens all sizes patterns and aes being balance OF
shipment and consisting Of Bsgdad CntOus Kershre prayer
Rugs Caramne CaTabagh prayer Rugs) Cashmere, bag
hestan QOng CaTabagh Tod and incl &C. 20 DO cold by
being the balance Of his cOnsgn
Inent article the catalogue viii positively be sold
TO the highest bidder We corda ~ invite nr presence
Catalogue will be goods exhibition at sales
rooms, ON WEDN ESDAY MORNING, 18Th inst. sale TO
commence O'Clock TIN RSDAG, November ID.
FIELD. NORRIS. FENNER a CO.. Anctioneers.
and at
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Money was in good supply, call loans fanEns snrta
TO per cent, beng the ruling rate In 9TH
Some exceptional sales of choice names al sk h,
cent, Paper OF short date Is st present sfiou
favor with buyers there being natural sh;n sssy
among capitalists to have their fuhus WHINE
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6ieamboais ano RAILROADS..

NEw'foHh AND PIilLADELfhlA'
Fourteen Through way daily three depots
philadelphia two in New.YOrk
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after November 10, 1879,
Express Trains leave NewIork Des0rOsses and Court
landt Street Ferries, as follows;
go, 1850, 500 40 nmitedl ii q. M; j. T. D, o, $50
$50 and 10 y. sunday, $50 and a. M 8, .. 730
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
Jersey city aordng speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 34b, 800
1876 g. $50 and IL LIMITED Express l;30 M. z T.
$50 and 1855 y. ON Sunday l2Ol' 54o, 800 ., $780,
Tcset onices Nos $40 end 94i Broadway, No. Astor
House and foot Desbrosses and NO tCour
a. and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot d fultonht Brooyn
Nos llt 10 and llS Hudsons, Hobokeni Depot Jersey
M n x 7rE0MSON /. r. FARMER,
C;cneraI Manager Gen1 Passenger Agt
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SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. n.
THIRD CALL-2:30 p. NJ.
TUESDAY, Nov. I2-P. NJ,

TUESDAY, Nov iS-F. NJ
The associated banks Of New-York at meeting
held to-day united in proposed plan to help and
sustain specie resumption. The importance of their
action cannot be Overestimated an aid to the
Treasury Department. in equalizing the Govern
ment notes with gold coin. So far az 1t is posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13

A w. B0GERT, jr,
"A. AUCrIONEER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
store 10 East l8hs between Broadway aud bhaye. Real
Estate az Public Private sale Special attention 20
SALES OF FURNITURE, At owners Residences or at
STORAGE for Furniture Pictures, Trunks, &c.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD Cnmmercng Nov. l. 1873,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
IN Western and Nor thern rawng room
o llOehester and It, Adams
iso n m special Chicago and Western Express with
draSpg room cars 10 ananagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
II a. M Express Albany and Troy with connections
Utica Saratoga nuand North Adams and Bennington.
u IN. ALBANY and Troy Express IN 'tlr.ro ~ rs
o. M Louis Express daily with sleeping for 81
Louis running through day IN the week also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit ana TO
Montreal excepting SUNDAY night. Saratoga.
80 %. ui Express for Rochester aud corning VIA
= eepinR cars 'eHevl n % Ne T.
s.3tp H., Pacific EXpreas, daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Falls Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago also excepting Saturday night. TO lie Rnd
aud excepting SATURDAY and sunday nights TO
ii o m Express with sleeping to Albany and Troy
Tctsts for sale NJ 262 26l and Al3 broadway.
Westcott Express Co.'S Offices NOS Park place 7So
and 942 Broadway. NeW'ioik ana oS3 Wsshhgtonsl'
Brooklyn. ~ n ,,,pvpo o.nora, pa.s.n.o. ,.A,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13
New Publications.
NKW ENUIIIWIIUID'
A LETTER ON TOBACCO,
IN ADDRESS ND

-
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF AMERICA.
by Edward II. Dixon, NJ d.
Editor OF "The scalpe"
This letter published originally as an answer TO persons
desiring his opinion II offered to all who wish TO read
a. CONTENTS,
what the nAuonCo Of Tobacco on the Nervous system
It's Effect on Nutrition aud the PrOcIeatiVe organs
NEURAL9IA-Its Causes: Blood starvation OF the Or.
sanic Nerves Piles Jistala, Irritable Uretha ana all tx
fausng discharges What the Remedy lnelose stamp
20 20 81 AVE.
HHRISTMAS, 1S7S-RARE ENGRAVINGS.
IA hghcass. Old Line Engraving. ffom its rarity and
artistic merit makes very appropriate present FreaeTek
keppe OF LOnoOn. and 243 BROADWAY NewHOfk mas just
imported excellent subjects costing when framed IRON
$40 upwards.
"CARMEN" Music all the rage! TOread-
~ Or's all the vocal gems separately; also.
"Fantase" (ey bach 40 cents COIsez 3j CENTS waltz
(StTauss), 30 "PotpOurun (Maylath) so
''GsOI." 80 cents; " Polka 80 cents. &c.
Published by DITSON CO, I'll and s43 Broadway.
nITSON g. CO.'S MUSICAL RECORD.D-
~ Circulation 1880 copies weekly No g. this day pub
ed sixteen newest and choicest music
latest musical Dexter smith Editor Price per
sonv. ~ Der wear. D1TSON & CO, Publishers,
III and S8S Broadway.
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
V LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILA DELPHIA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS,
Leave New York foot OF Liberty for Trenton and Pha
depha at $50 8 9J9 1879 a. m l5O' D. $50 IL P' m
a az P a. e aob S"rh Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and n,Ik.s, at G5 tway) 746 $780, llJoa' IN,
Lave rea,on York a, 100 except Monday ESQ.,
Pullman Drawing room cars attached 10 the $50 a. M,
p. lins from Newlork TO the 7ij a. M, 1870 p NJ
sTNP%y TT1ISs Leave Nsg.Y9rk and raaaslPnia at
t0 p NJ Leave IIenon ct - ;'9 rim e5Io pr to and
froin brooklyn ana Ere Depot Jersey Guy, ~ "a,
ST r at 3s S So 5 o the r Rail
way in NewYork and Brooslyn aud at SO Gontst BiooN
y '''sS"S' H. ?. BALDwGN, GEN Pass. A gent
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
i steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New. i0rs
da y Sundays eSc'te from Pier No 30 North RIVER 1901
Leave Brooknn ut' Annex" boats at p. m.
Tor RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare, Is
i cents NEWBU re VI ami below. so CENTS Land at High
land Falls W.sf Pointl Cornwall NewbnrG. Marlboro. Sill
@ d vS SP a ss %o
cornell aud James W BALDWIN leave daily at m tier Oh
North River. foot 0f llarfsOn-sL
DOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
L all stations on the NewYork. Boston and Air Line
R5TS aa sr N9G mTGH
Nc iS 81 ays az p IT. SyS'g hs ms Tor ali
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for pssengers
i''"'PO''A'0" h'"' JOHN II. sTARIN Proprietor.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
@ % co s D PHS
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo hiaga!a Falls and
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
R6BI H. sAYRE. Supt. and EnR'r.
General Eastern occ Church aud Courtandtsta
CHAS. II. CUMMINGs. Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
j j NewJersey Southern Railroad. Commencing october
l. 1878 will leave New York. Pier r. North River
foot connecting at Sandy Hook witE trains for
Long Branch AID ma -ltha. 100 a m. 400 p. IN.
, ! r,gat = q Tuckerton t. D. 10. ,o,
Vineiand, Bfidgton and Atlantic city, lli.V y. ~.
'''" ' - ~ VIM. SNEDEN,
General Manager.
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srHE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE,

VHE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE,
recently held at the
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS OF THIS
IMPRESSIVE GATHERING ARE GIVEN IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 40.
Many OF the important Papers are printed .
IRON the Authors own manuscripts.
Among the Addresses are those OF
pr. TYING, r., Rev. Dr. KELLOGG Presbyterian,
Rev. DR.. GORDON, Baptist
rev. DIT IMBRIE. Presbyterian. Of Jersey City.
Rev. Dr. MACKAY, Presbyterian Hull, England.
Professor LUMAIS, Methodist,
Rev. II. N. PARSONS, Presbyterian, Buffalo.
Rev. Or. TYNG,sr,
Bishop NICHOLSON, PHILADELPHIA.
DR.. GOODWIN. Congregational Chicago,
Dr. BRooKEs, Presbyterian, ST. Louis. No.
DR.. CRAVEN. Presbyterian, Newark,
DR.. COOPER Dr. WEST. Dr. DUFFIELD.
Rev. RUFUS CLARK. Albany, &C. &C.
PRICE IS CENTS PER COPY, POSTPAID.
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-13

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID NewY York from foot OF Desorosses ana cOuru'
$40 a. m for washington Columbus Cincinnati Indsnap
Ola Chicago and the West, Richmond Charleston ana te
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark o'' ana
Chicago. ,,,-. 49,, ar. oon,h ,,a
100 p Washington and the West and the south VIA
Gordopsylle. Pullman from NewYork y Baltimore
and Washington making for Ptsbnrg Gin
cinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis. Through
Pullman cara Baltimore Cincinnati st. Louis and Pltts
burg and from Washington 70 Augusta and savannah nj,
l0oO m DAILY Arlington the South ana West ful
seepers from Newly YORK 70 baltimore anu wasnhgn
making close eopnec Chicago CINCINNATI lndahaP
oils Louisville ST. Louis Columbus Pittsburg the SCUM
aud Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore 70
Cincinnati ut Washington WIN trans iOr Jp0
burg Florida New orleans aud the South . ~ o,x
tickets please call Mt Companys otncc oio
Broadway and at ticket Offices foot oil Courtahas
and and depot, Jersey City. .,, MI,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAsNEBhAshAA AMI
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rOOklyn CD. aEEKEn General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAHROAD-GreatT rul

ton Express, Of Pullman Taror daily except SUNDAY
@ aFIf a %1pFGa sunday and 11 and
Express OT phiadspa ~ 7;So SO u9 amitSd II
m s. g. 40 $50 aud 10 p Emisrant and second class
boats Of BROOKLYN Annex" with all through
Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
hI trains airiyFrom PI5t.bars $40. 1910 NJ loiop
%ash5gon and baltimore. $50 ~, ,, 800, 445 10: 10
o SGr y o So II 1So &C., sJ and
iOI0p M Sunday, $780, $780, lO4O lli3O m, 6;2J, l0lo
pTT"cke ofces 52s aud e44 Broadway No AstOr House
BooSyn Annex nspo t9Or o. Fulton st. Rrooklyn Nos
la II9 ana cke a tnes No BIter jersey III"
E"'f'Dn' i''A''o T. + FARaER Geni Passenger gent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
h %S %ERS R%iR6hpN aHEF
% @.3cihe1Paan and CHICAGO Day Express Drawing.
With is. raR the aud soas
hfosEs 70 EoeSe,sr Baanc Niagara Fails cincia
neu and Chicago without change as0 hotel dining cars
p. IN Immigrant train for the West
trains leave Chambers street Depot, New York. for
ana q & s i ssIdfaag S t ' sSaS S
J s5s go S r, ,G maaisl: L
sq%%ay ssS IT. spa N mls4 asaa
pS az @ ssSasy ~ $50 ~ u.s. SSS No.
n sS'rs @ sC lo0 lao S $50 mn AZ an aa &
mGsorpwar TAD. ga w. 800. $50 D. m Sundays s3Oa m
Warwtck, 7i45 luis q M. t30 p IN.
Serburgh. TAO. a. m, $3.50, 4:30p m Sundays ss0a m.
ondout Kin gstop. $40 suniays $50 m
Goshen 500 5tt 200 i9iS M s;So sa5 Also. Zoo p
hiddielown, 7,tS, 300 iol6 NJ. $40 400 200 p IN.
snd sp M trains connect with EewYorT and oswess
Pof Jerys 7i5 900 1919 $50. Goo 700 p
anndsys $40 lO.I6 O. ~. $50 aud 7:00p. w.
leaving Chambersst even or haf hours
before 900 o. m Twenty thr. fifteen minutes earlier
than above time train. leaving Chambers.s on quarter
hours leave Twenty thrs thirty minutes earlier Boata
leave twenty az 946 and lli45 connecting with
trains leaving Chaubersst at lOUO m- ana i-oo mid
tickets passage and for in drawingroom and
be obtained and orders Tor tho checking
and transfer OF baggage may De left nj the Companys oceA
Nos $50 4Ol, $50 OF y57 broadway NJ Y; No Courtst
prooklyn, at the Company depots. l. -.
Express Iraius FROM the West arrive In Newforx aT2S
q. m" no. n Amor. general Passr Agent NswYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Coster piermon and MACK
TOO $780, e45 m, loo. 300 400 St5 bsO $50 Ss0
and Saturday nights only At loo H. sundays VIVA
Nsnuei sprne Valley and Monsey 100 CAS- a. M t4ea
n lao x. xRBofT. General faasr Agent Nsu'ferk
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA Alyns Point from Norwich Pier 40 North River
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK" and "CIrY OF BO5-
TON AZ ii3O u. IN. daily sundays included
Pare ONE DOLLAR every day in the week
Positively. tickets good only day VI sale and trains
conncctng With boat az Aims Point Good supper for 90
Tickets for sale az Pier 40.
NORWICH LINE
for Boston. Worcester Portland ard all points North and
East via
London Norwich
steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from Per 40 Nor RVerat = Opmdily, Sundays excepted
aud staef0oms be obtained the office OF the
Company No. All broadway. ~ Canas. Freight
al points 81 lowest rates. For further information
PEI 40 North River
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steamboats and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
I'D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bdgt 'en
leaves daily (sundays excepted al ~
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Goal an0 moo0.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50,
IL 1852, 1854, East 25tb.st. WIN. l.. WILLIAMS.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" Ferry Station in New.York, foot OF Libeify-sL
Ferry station In Brookly foot Of Fultonst
Commencing oct J. l87S-Trans leave New.fork, iOo OF
Liberty At, as follows; ,,..
$50 a. m.-F0r Pennington, Easton, BeivlhSre. Mhuo.
Chunk Tamagua, Wlkesharre, Elmira, &C. connects at
Junction with ID. L. and w. X. X. ......
$40 m.-For High Bridge Branch, Schooeys Mountain
Budd's Lake and Lake HOpatcOng, East0I. HarlsOuik
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Hazelton, Wkesbarre' scranton
1915 a. m and 1870 D. m-For Somerville and Flemngon
D. m For FlcmngOn Easton. M1nch Chunk. Ialnaqua
Wilkesbaire TunkhannOck, Tamaqua, HsZeton
Roaming Pottsvle, Harrtsburgh, &C. . ,.-....
y. For High Bridge Branch Schooleys Molntain
Budd's Lake aud L5ke DOpatcong. Eas2I BeNIGTe anu
Mauoh Chunk. Connects at Junction WIN d. H. ana W. ~ ~
$50 /. No. daily. or EasOn Allentown ana HarrlsDurBn
7:4J +. u.-FOr EastOn.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAISS-LeaVe at D. IN, ~ M for Bound
Brook intermediate points and AT $3.50 TO- Tor Eatoh
Read X and Harrisburg. -, ..,.,
BoaI Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey Station to aud from Brooklyn and Ere Dep0
Jersey city.
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CAUSE ENOUGH.
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One Of our wierdest young poets is
dead. He committed suicide yester-
day. The coroner's assistants, who
took charge Of the remains, found
clutched in the hands of the unfortu-
nate youth, the following verses
the first in manuscript and the lat
ter in print:
The blush upon her damssl cheek
In fearful silence told the rest
30 great his Joy, be could not speak;
30 Wild his hopes. that Ill might wreak
Its fullest fury. yet be blest.
The full measure of the unfortun-
ate suicides agony may be gagged
by the next;
The mush upon her damaged cheek
In fearful silence told the rest.
30 green the boy, he could not speak;
30 wild the NOPE, that he'll might squeak.
He FULLEST down his vest.