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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21
PROFESSIONAL.
FOR RENE.

TRANSIENT and DAY-B0ARDGGRIss .t aceo N
modated. nan l1-oIaMGM
FOR RENT, STORE ANDG:s
Z DWELLING, No; $40, on the south side Iii
of Broad betTesn Eshth Rn s Nia1h STREET.
ING, No. 715, on the south side of Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
Also, sTORE-HOUsE, No. 1907, on the north
side of tho Basin bank between Tenth and Eleventh
S' Also. SMALL BRICK DWELLING, No. zoe, on
Franklin street adjoining the residence OF Generai
. Also, that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 113, on Nineteenth street bet"een Grace ana
fi Also. that Slte DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING.
No. 500. situated at the southwest corner Of Clay
tSas 1EsIRABLE ERnGK p, 9WE EI,aESI6
Also, ROOMS in Goddn Haul, corner Eleventh
and Bank streets, suitable for Offices aud iodsing
Also, those DESIRABLE ROOMS in Goddn Hall
recently occupied by Zetee as restaurant, TOT
nso os Ee hARGG ROOM over VOLTS billiard
saloon Apply to n,v,ops COW
mil 1886 Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
dor RENT, LARGE DWELLINGS,
by A. NJ. Kelley, Esq, containing fourteen rooms;
nAs s SsSs Hg M sss i
Also, DWELLING No. 4OS west Grace street,
with seven large and two small rooms; stable for
eight horses on the rear OF lot. Kent very low.
AMY mh 1885, sS cnUpDs & WILLIAMS.
TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING @s
II No. 302 west Franklin street, with twelyekz;J
ro BRic in' DWELLiNG No. 400 Eleventh street
near the Capitol, with sixteen rooms, including
BRICK DWELLING No. s13 west Grace street,
with eight rooms including kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Ross street near Gov
ernor. with ten rooms and KITCHEN.
BRICK DWELLING No. COS east Main street,
with ten rooms and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 307 west Clay street,
with seven rooms: kitchen and stable.
BRICK DWELLING on Marshall street between
Twenty-seyen'h and Twenty eighth, witA nine
rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Fourth street between
Leigh and Jackson, with six rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Third street between
Duval and Baker, with tve rooms, and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street between
Tenth and Eleventh
BRICK DWELLING on Thr;y-second street,
corner M. with five rooms.
FRAME DWELLING No. SIG Cary street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, with seven rooms,
FRAME DWELLING Oh Twenty-sixth street
FRAME DWELLING on Oak street near Bacon's
Quarter branch.
FRAME DWELLING on Jackson stree, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
FRAME DWELLING OH Broad street opposite
Richmond College. with SIX rooms, and kitchen.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-sev
cnth street between Leigh and d streets. BY
RICHARDSON & CO., Real Estate Agents,
NH 16-lw No. Ill Main street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, DE.
TOHN RANDOLPH.


TOHN RANDOLPH.
Just published and for sale by RANDOLPH &
ENGLISH. HOME "REMINISCENCES OF RAN
DOLPH OF ROANOKE. BY Z. BoULDIN. ~ by
mail-paid.
Everybody compliments the style of getting up
Home "Reminiscences and We want everybody 10
know that 1t was done In Richmond."-DdnutHe
Times. NH 19-d&w
INTENDING no DISCONTINUE THE
Il STATIONERY business I have this day sold
1877 Main street, Richmond. Va.
FEBRUARY 20, 1879.
The addition OF the above to our already large
stock gives us an assortment that cannot be sur.
passed In the South. We respectfully ask an exam
nation OF our goods, and feel sure that we can
please you both Ia quality and price.
~ &c BAUGHMAN BROTHERS,
Stationers and Printers,
y NH 2-lm 1917 Main street.
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GOAL AND WOUD.-PlNE and OAK.
" good, $3.50 to 81 per cord; best. 81 TO $3.50
per cord Clean ANTHRACITE COAL from 1925
10 $40 0 per ton 1000 lbs: SOFT COKE. $3.50
per ton 1000 lbs; SPLINT-none bettcr-S4.25
for HAIL. SIS for LUMP: GLOVER FILL and
MIDLOTHIAN, $3.50 10 81 so per ton. Delivered
free from either yard, Broad between Seventh and
Eighth, or Nineteenth and Cary streets.
NH ID &. II. PAGE.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsFEAKEt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY II. 1871
PASSENGER.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY u. ls7T.
TIlkoJbH IaSSEAtEh'
800 I. u. Leaves RichmordTUESDAi.T THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects AZ
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
ull noints on York river and Ball.
more Arrives in Baltimore AT \.
NJ. connects with rail- lines for wash
iuy,ou phladrlUlia. New YORK. Bos-
ton and all western points. CDaur''s
IT Richmond With trains on LichmouJ
and Petersburg aud Chcsair.tsc ana
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
;, . t,i',,,,,', ,InxD,v ,rrn
6oo =. VI. tetsgT i!et.i.,I Nv, ~, ~, "''
r.on y, tTI-ESntv TIiI'pspti, .,ri A.
500 ~ W IuETDAl' Iiin hSi'A az! 'II,,,
-, w. DIN, ,;,r # r,-.I,u.Iiro. Raj.
,I,, mrS' and 0ri'a ,i n, vcrn rnini: con-
l'hiolt, nn .'.t ', :, - fi',' 49,, r,.r,,
hccts IL lsT,sIl'pi,I ~ - - ~
auu i,ai!Nli'c Iii VI "',', u ~ i
anu IetersDIrR' ana 'Hc>dpe"A" anu
ONO riIirniis.
LoCAh, IAsS ,tt.i. M fo>,.,, s,r.
3:CO L. VI. Leaves h'c"ii'"'i' "'''' ''N''P' """
uatI ....,.,.,,,,
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FREIGHT RATEse.Eu-

NHEAP FREIGHT RATESsztiEus,
v by TIE $780,
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND TIE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at II NJ. and SATURDAY at 7.
NJ. Through bills CT ading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates.
Ii. y. DOUGLASS, Agent,
&c 9 TMcntY-scc0n3 and Dock streets,
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100 bags INDIANA CLOVER. SEED;
500 tons TURNER'S EXCELSIOR GUANO.
MI, "a A. Y. STOKES e co,
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GARDEN SEED, &c.

TL % V L RS L T. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

NARDEN-SEED! GARDEN-SEED J.
VI Druggists and chemists who deal in Lam
DRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDS can be supplied by ME
at ten per cent. advance on growers prices. Just to
hand Adams EXlra-EurlY Corn, Landreths, and
from Peter Henderson, New York. Hendcrson's is
the trucst and pretticst stock ever saw; SO cents
per car. Clover Seed extra cean). So rs per BUSH
Ell; .Orchard:Grass, $l;40; Mixed Lawn-Grass-
quality used in Central Park, New York. ..
w. e. FIGNER. Scotsman,
NH IL opposite New Marker, Richmond, Va. }.
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ca IN REDUCTION REDUCTION!
DEfs w A Ton Of CARBON-IIILL COKE 1T
the above price for cash. Buy 1T once.
w. S. PITCHER, Main near NEtll-S23.
NH Gov
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r ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL. AND
TndBERED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia azdyGutde
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY,
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD,
ia 25-cod 1905 Bank street.
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r ANDRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDS.

IT ANDRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDS.
WHERE TO BUY THEM ~ RICHMOND.
For the protection of all patrons of LANDRETH'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN-SEEDS wEo get their
supplies In Richmond take this method OF in.
forming them that they be bought of the follow
ing reliable Richmond houscs-yiz.:
BODEKER BROTHERS, 1444 east Main street;
A. W. NOTING. Jr, $40 Main street;
POWHATAN L. DUPUY, APT east Broad street;
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE, Seventeenth and Franklin
j. F. s'i {. MAsURIER. 1907 Franklin street;
Z WAGAEEK SIKH aH l ana Rr2ad Streets
MILLER 6 PIERCE, Fifth and Marshall streets;
| r.. Z. SALE, 2001 Vcnable street:
W. w. WALKE Il CO., Cary and Laurel streets;
DOVE & DAY, Third and Main streets;
LANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
THE MARKET-GARDENER'S FAvORITE.
These celebrated PEAS are free from runners,
most productive PEAS in the market. These are
not the Early Kent Peas which being offered as
Philadelphla Extra Early at low prices, but are
groaon OF, our o1on Seed.fdra in Wisconsin, and
not II, Canada. as alleged.
DAVID IANDRETH & SONS,
fe l2-Gw Seedsmcn, Philadelphia.
GARDEN SEED.
IERcHANrs, rRuckGRs, AND FARMERS.
/ have just received my fresh supply OF SEEDS
and am now ready for orders, by mail or otherwise,
at retail or wholesale. Catalogues furnished ap-
plfcatton. TOBACCO SEEDS: Yellow Pryor, Big
E , One and All 9sonass r W nhe Stem
successor in Garden Seeds to Allison & Addison.
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!, ~, -, Z !, ? a n, IL,es..Is7s.

romeo See how she leans her cheek upon her hand.
800 a. Thar Ilad that diamond on her hafd
That I might raise the fair and gentle vino.
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By Poindexter 6 Taper,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-28
TROUT CULTURE DESCRIBED.
Prospective Sport for Fishermen California;
Very Game Cont ributioo.

The American Fish Culturlsts' Association
held it's seventh annual meeting yesterday in
the rooms Of the Fulton Market Fish Mongcrs'
Association. in Bcckman street. The Hon. II.
Is. Roosevelt presided. Ichthyoogists and
piscicultursts from all parts Of the country
wrrr present report on tic culture Of trout
Of the salmon family. by u. h. Porter OF San
Francisco. Cal. was rcnd and discussed Mr..
Poricr's experience was had Mt CRYSTAL Spring
Fish Pond. near Oakland Cal. Indispensable
requisites 20 trout raising are never failing
spring of fresh water OF uniform temperature
during the year. aud good fall not liable To be
washed ont by floods Spawn Matching on
grounds is nearly obsolete Wire trays are
used. The fry can be put into a small pond
and they will shift for themselves. The result
is. that starting with 100000 eggs 10000 cannot
hurst the egg she'll 5000 die from blue swell
'ngni the snck in six weeks 10000 will have
ul - nom discHSr and cannihnlism. in six
months about 30 900 viii remain. and in II year
25,0lp. At mniurty 10000 will be leit and IN
nnothrr year hrtween 1000 and 10000 llsh VIII
be- nil Nou Will have; aud yet trout culture is,n
succrss NJ one has raised trout NclusiVcly
FER the tnhr, but itcan and Will b., dom 10y CON-
hnCi SKIN and capital. ana will pay. The
methods Tor raising the salmon family are sim
seth Green SUPERINTENDENT of Fisheries in
thie Siii'. said that his success in raising trout
.tirDcssful uirthol OF stocLing strrnms is he
suid. to plant tho fry in riNuci> aft T. the yulk
sac j. nhsorbci. Whore the ri,ulri d very
small. deep holes are dug al ng the banks
whore the current H. not strong. The chief
danger lies IN OVERSIZE King streams. llaichng
ia 70 uoud previous t. planting ~ good. but be-
low the pond shouli hc a running spring to
carry olr~rdiment above. Last year he hnd set
ire" lu.NW you're trout and raised three
iourta %. them until nov. He attributed his
-ucc ~ to- cleaning out the hat hin. trough-
every other day. For the last two years he had
imprcgngicd ninety per cent. OF the csas. Now
J.. has oh hand l.GuOuuO fry 10 BE- distributed
in streams IN the coming spring. In
1870 lac srt trcc u million. and. In
I,1i. 13Do.oOl. \ nrgc prrocntagn lived
In tArrc years after planting the young irprcp-
ar Wtefs he has snNcd il'iy per cent In u
small stream near his plarr eighty per cent.
survived. IT, had experimental with the
talifornia mountain brook trout At two years
olj they are twice ~ larEoust ho Eastern variety
and uf' thr suuciost, rnnicst isa alive: they
can Whip any other Kind i've times their -ile IN
lltN eNtonus. Tho spots ON their sides are
black. Instead 81 rcd The malc imprcgnatcs
al a y. lr old.
Prot Bnird said that. in hi- opinion System
of 1'ilinins. statistical Information Is cmincnily
desirable. liz handed around blanks. prepared
nth. purpose of Keeping "a record which he
would furnish to Now Work llsh dealers. or he
would leave 1t To- the State Commissioners.
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THE FIGHT FOR MILLIONS.
LAWYERS STfLL HITTING OVER THE
OLD COWMODORES MONEY.
her Allegation Mr.. sIinton's s.rcasm- nnd
Nudge Blacks Kctort-Why the Court had
60 Rebuke Mr. Lord ana Judge tom.tock.

6trT Ia ferWfffcd TO ~ mend
her Allegation Mr. Clinton. sarcasn- and
Judge Blacks Rctort- WHY the Court had
Go Rebuke Mr. Lord ana Judge tomstock.
Tho largo attendance yesterday in the
Surrogate Court showed that the li,,ht house at
ihc opening performance Of the revival OF Van
dcrblt agninst Vanderbilt WIS merely an cyi-
dcnro Of insufficient preliminary advertising.
The fact u It's being again ON the boards having
become public tho house was. ut the second
production. crowded to- the u;pios H. every scat
bcin! taken and the limited standing room
fully occupied. The usual delay Of half an
hour having % lpscd. Mr. Scott Lord made the
long threatened motion to permit the con-
tcstunt. Mr.. La Bau. To amend hor original al
legation. SO ~ to include Mira. Frank i. Wander
bill and Mrs. VI. T.. Crawford. her mother. as
persons having exercised undue influence on
III late tlmm ,dor'.
Mr. Clinton nnor.d Tie executors answer to
inc motion. Appended 90 i were th" All lu,its
OF tho two ladies That they had not in an, man
n"r, directly or Indirectly. exercised any inlu-
en- uron TIRE riinl of the lpt tnturliu, Van
doThili: had not even been aware OF the Com
modor 81 n. nt ons regarding tn disposition
OF his pror uy. The answer wa also accom-
panied 10y tn ailn,it DID, hammond REYNOLDS
denying thc ,ruhf'.ln.-s OF t1a testimony Of
Mi, Jennie Iunfurth in which the cN1rfisc oi
influence ny LIS. Vanderbilt and hcr mother
Mr L1il nrluel h,s notion ut length met
dnltnliv cNIlairine that the lies rol IS referred
tphy Mss lWutoIth Wa~ f"ies. and not y. Ray
npnd. Hc 'ni.nard t'1t tiic ,ouli could mot
try this H-l u,un affidavit and tN9' t'c CON
to-'unt had ri4lf. 'r.ln more pcrfoe, huuwi-
cd-. 'oi tact. in tlrc.sr. 90 amend tho aiIcsa-
NJ. Cl.utuu'- ror'r WIS % rrotrarl'd analy-i-
o. th' evidence inir"du "i hy tho con- slant.
vigorous .n 'prnd, lrr "l mind md freedom
nov ~ irl'. N'c 'i ,ui..it do.l l'i'' Very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-28
Charles tOngrevo's sudden Death.

Mr. Charles Congreye. who foil dead in the
depot oi the Delaware, LackeWanna and Western Rail
ROAD III newark as he was about To board the 10 west
ward bound express on TUESDAY night was business
man for over thirty years in tlsciiy He was senior
partner Of the hrm Of congreve Son of IOi John street
ana WAS Az NJ tor the Ilcmatiie steel Company NJ Lon
d9n. ENGLAND Mr. Conprrve lived IN summit n To
when pnc, he was returning from rhiladeph ut The
ume o. NJ ichlh His body was taken home YESTERDAY
,s death is supposed TO have been caused by heart
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Ycrsoal ,lontr.

4 CERTAIN 'iHEior hrnlwA' constipation.
- i'-. ,Nr1'l 3. nri. ur i.Iun 40. i-e. WoANnt...
a l'inn Nl'u lu go tuus swap Zoe p,r iuuD. lu
'u Iit fl. r'l,t nui tur.l .r 90 .IiD, rrturat,l
TflN'iION, rinorft ~ PROrlN. inn pa.i,
- ~ hNfi - .' NNli .f..I. r COON ulflNlu ~
al ii~ ", -t.u u 'uct. aEi lNuu, d.hAty ,Ircdi,
a'al tIlrllN ,ulri
| ~. isrCoin'S E,sENCE ar ..rrE.,,,o-,.
= "'h."pN i"r d'Wlit ID ui TOM wrrN, Failure
Wl ussi W - peg tfNr ~ sil -tpp. a. ~pIe Agent
brj JACQUES. uu,cr,i'f itUr. Sow YurN
NV. StGEMN Az. BNlm. nru,e.,t An ,t.a,,-
iS'hr'd Consul alton ir,t H. fl,t ~th - near il AN
nisEiSIs az NEN a speciality. cure from Itl
'"N " y" "iHO q WI lIul ST near GA Az
HOME AGAIN.-iH
To Al, WHOM 1T MAY GONCrHN-As
my Mlio Nn, let hor htd and hoard Withnu oail, ar
!l"N Huoh hereby notify all ucfsuns not 10 hArhor or
tVsl h.r hn VII not be Responsible Tor debt. which
sh' 'nhlarlN WILLIAM liERskMAN ~ Harrison nv ,
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Killed /" the Fog by u Train.

inc Inquest By Coroner Crane Of Hoboken in
.' 'ase Z" 'rprie whemj. aged 10. who was Killed At
EairnsH ati saturday night, by train on the Erie
Esini"nv WIu,l-I verdict OF accidental death the
sn,nn,il niyM"l that the fog was SO dens. amt the
snsheei couli not ny feet ahead Of he wa
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d0lantto- --HtmaIts.

AT1is COURT ST, neutrality-suspicious. on
and work given out pay Good operators make good
wages
A SMART girl wanted to examine white shirts
STARK 1 LoEwEYTiTAfs ios Franklin st
RTIrICIAL FLOwERs.-25 brsncicrs; also
0O''O '"N cIl SS wfiskER 49, ns Broome st
RTIrIcIAL rIowERs.-aood brancher,
"a wanted SO per Wssk to lT'ic1,s 'l KY broadway
Ara LAIGnT sT.-operaors on tuckins, hem
"''"S """ running III SSIfSGTUN BROS 4 BLAKE.
ARTIrICIALr FLOWERS; WANTED; cempe-
n tent assistant furewoinan at MAKN HELD W -
N"s vs. ara iS' hIn"""'I
A FEATHER sicr maker. one used to setting
~ smni feathers On hcarse pumes preferred Apply
NJ 100 Prince
"A LORD TAYLOR. 30 2di Grand Il.
A HTIFItEAL FLOwEns.-Good branchcrs
n wanted. also hands Oh blossoms. at 80 Canal st
5000 prc'g sgl Oa IT." maker wanted o"
pGSNtZ aud " 40 operators on lace collars hihs
ID 49, al.. girls on inug MACHINES tor rulings The
kutshccd Manufacturing Co. l'l south 9th av
nAsTEfss en- tine white vest. steady work and good
ID pn, To first class hands Uo7 Broadway, corner ilh
st. room ~
ENrEEIENCED operators on straw sewing ma.
''''''' ''' J0S stnl'ifz iio Mercer St
ENrEWiE>cEDn os IN 81 and lace bow hands to take
- worn out Apply alter l"y ,cll9",ksp uor.a,,un,
,,,.,,.,....,.,. ,-,
r. 49, nanls M"hx' 70 W,,r ,I,nnN
- ~ ,ilsi non. "'h'ie Wcu Apply VI Ut Mfiihhh,
,,.,,,,..,,.,,,...,
EN- - y, ,,, XIV, ~ i,tn,uli's I'm now.
IINihth rasrrs wani,d, a,,o r""i hI9nrhsrs
No 10 Prince -
IrIEsr-CLAss .hif, ironors wanted at mon i.aun.
dry ila 9TH az. between 2,ih aud 27i it.
(,oOD fancy natherl asicrs stead, WORK and hshcs,
.,,,. a.. ,, 81, , - . -.
i also buitonhoc makers 3si Easi lQlh It -.
Mr.. HOPKINS
IRON ENS rud learners on new shirt. wanted at
4 MNSlitNGTON STEAM LAINDkY. a2t 1th av
hNi Nv DttED ieaihrf hands wanted ihmr'
~ '""N Apply al u" Mrv,st,t ~, ,yt,t.ur,..
VILLA " 'hhI"llIoN
OFtHhtUK On SHOES ,wnnM Az y =.
HhNiN N'NllN. ~ '"l -
n>prr, rtoxrs- ami. wanted for ua... ,crk
! 'li hroonc It. rear hnllins
k,ErINt. NA,I,t,T. rented 80 nnnthl,. .,li
- ','.i,.', WI. ,.,i'i. a r. FL,
Wilson ~ ia A. tnth'r luin - ami lj' La't
hiN''NN veal ''h' Nh'hii"H lelAi'u
:, n' ~, - Sini.r ii,hiA si3 =, So Mh,el.r
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1879.
A. tie time has come Tor the renewal " sri,er.,
uons, THE SuN would remind it, friends and well wash.
crs everywhere that 1t Is again candidate Tor then
consideration and support lyon ii, record ior the pt,
ten years II relies Tor continuance uf the hearty .yn
patty and gene OTIS cooperation which have muierJ
Ltcucxteudcl to it rom every quarter Oi the Onion
The Daily sun j. tour page sheet ot - culuuur
price 10y mail. post paid J.' ccnt,a month. s0.5J
Ter year
The Sunday edition N rnT suN isan eight PAGE shaM
ui 10 ouln. While giving the new. Of the day 1t U4
contains large amount oi literary AMI miscellaneous
matter specially prepared for IT, Tnt SUNDAY SUI
met with great success Post paid ~ 30 ,car
The Weekly sun.
WHO docs not know rnr wrrKLr suv' rcrrnl,,,,
throughout the United statc' the Canada- im b..
yoni ninety thousand families greet its welcome
pages weekly ami regard 1t IN the light of gut- coil
,cor, and friend. Its news editorial agricultural ani
literary department, make II essentially journal "a,
lamily AMI the hrc,ide. Terms. One Dollar ayeW
postpaid Til, pr.cc. quality considered, make, IL to
cheapest newspaper published For clubs oi tom VITA
7iOcdsh. We will send an extra copy free Address
PUBLISHER OF TIE sUN. New Nor. City
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Stcnmboats alO ,,allloiN,.
pE>XsYLyAN,A nA,i;RoAD.
AND UNITED STATES Mali. ROUTE.

ON lilU after Nov -. 1871.
Tirns leave New Nurk. via Dc.bru.s's AMI COrtisnf,
IT.. l.ttl.-. follows
EAlfc-. Tor llarr,hn., Pittsburgh the Wet ni South
MN Pullman Palace tHf. attached. - \. NJ. q ANA $ -
For William sort Lock liivrn. Cory. and Ere, at "
+ VI conn rcung AZ CORY tor fltusyille. rctroenn
: niu; amt tue on Regions For Mhhamsport ant
LorA Haven. % A. VI
or baltimore, Washington. AMI the South. Limited
Ntsliu tom Express u Pullman 'irinr cars dliN. *
teit sunday. nainA VI arrive Wa.hingtnn tuP v
Re .4r ~ ~ \. NJ g. %, and % r NJ snnin, g. y
and rr VI
Lxuro.. ior rdlairluhia 73n $40 0.3j LimitcdI II
4 ~. :. b. N $685. !. N.'Fl. ant y J. VI -uIUaN. , l.
NJ. 90. 81 T. $3.50. aud T. NJ. Enn, rant lnI s.e0ii
class, 4. NJ
Buaf. Of Brunkivn NuncN' connect with ~ rlrnu:h
trains r.s CIV. fn'rinsa rcdN AMI dirc-tlraas
Ter tor briuhlNn travel
fei trans g SeNarh. Ehnhtili RahwN. Princeton,
ilrutun. fNitl Aun"'. tir.nlustnu. b. iFiicrf, All
other init s. o.. A. p. i4ic,4' 0l =. .etuMe.
rtlu- Ariil,. From Pift-hrr-h. HHl Do lpA ini
ln.-' + " i"i{. 70 a'", 5'r duy. cV:
aai 80 NJ. tl1 ~, aW roo J NJ e. Nv
lull.i1 ~. u -oN 10 i.iy.i -, % SO lIlt
glI li-1l VI ~uuftN. . De- q 80. 49, D.. o. ~ .
\ VI ..i. ant 10 80 - w.
Ticket O,lrrs 90 uti ga HroidvAv Asnr HOUSE.
.ff loot oi be.prn>~. AMI tHrtuudt STE. Court So
brooklyn a. ~ amt IL ila.,u 81. ilu. son. Depot
FRANK rllDH~DN. t. T. fkE"tg
ttHfIpfil A %. tifiItr j. 4.
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Susintss 4 nantss.

INDit SNIE-Ilr Centennial Iron rolnfry. late
Ifuitit, p ~ iudir-. s. lre k'oih. tin aud -
w. H - . itu- no" IH-. i''l itrt lsom hN l~'t't
hYItr itla. iI 100 iie i.O.- $500, fHr i,undr,
400 lits .n'Hf uslrr and rtNit Hr lrtc hate r.v Az
iI,. tHf, BOWMAN f'o.iIi.s g go. tJJOllN BLAME,
a...-a. e.. il. ND-t -,tl
L'oH >sI.E--lhc oi c.i al.-lci unhip pa store in
L NfuHkl'u l.. u IA tuNriotc running order, VIII be-
sold ciicHV ArN 90 Ms kkANL. ;ri south Gth -
L'OH stI.F-An old c-'ahi-hcd roohng ana tin JOB.
L hing s. D. ..ruls cash. AlnlN 10
= c0NN"LLY. - Pcari It
l,OH SALE, choap tor ca.l-o,..rr AMI dining
Il r.. 100. inn- erni hu'ine,, l'a'H Broadway
Loi: SALE or ,sadc-A -o,l oyster saloon Apply
NoriC"To D:;'Gt:;Sr.. -,n anu.nnl oprof-
hNtuf'. ud .n.i wilH ur.t ci .dll- store n.iii
clf, o.. tl. 'il. thr. De-. l"..lh. boo tir CO.., nul
c0flIna'i. DIr i,-I trii. utte ~, person wishing
'l.h WIi ri -r,' 700 ii, uifan.,4 o, Sc, 90 p,..
.f DHiif.t Nittf. with fr -l.'lii,. who wall liNr
m.' pans. a.- as o. the 'in.r o -'ie rfn. Nllro-,
uti N~ lnN it' ~I.IntI.D
p>tr>Ts. tlNE.T', fHs M.KhS.
M,m. Boy Mum y g.. s'itNiulr A. Eu'AN
>.Nh b. i.NN ''lf. Ni'a...r
fEO ~. .rln..ir WI..IIH. Nl.i.t 81. i'n'l.ri.
-- tHl.U. Of ".I r...i luns ,lue. all
lH'.,.-' L. ni tl~uN. d.. ~
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tinantial.

EENAS AND Pacific KAIIWA COM
lANN -lhr coupon, On The FIRST Mnrtgago HOni. nj
Ne ga. ana lacinc Hallway Company maturing
March lSfH VIII be- paid in gold on amt after That date
on prrsutnlion nj the Farmers Loan and Trust nin
pnA, NON NnIk, or AZ The office Of the COMPANY 20
South iti St, Philadelphia
GEORGE u. kRUMBlIAAR Treasurer
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Sabinss 8anks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner slh av
~ anu IN 81 Interest commencing from the Is OF
each month assets ~ 663 49, Ol surplus S5lI s2iOi
-, RICHARD H. BULL, PIesllent
SINPENNY SAVINGS BANK broadway ami
- Aslur pnCe -Eslabllshed In 15Y Bank uncn tn,iv
IRON 10 NJ, toSf ~ Fave cents " u 90 received
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dllin,s ano giquors.

IWR SALE Bourbon Whisky Seventy. 1--WE h1r.
- ies hht year "i pure kenlucky Bourbon made IN IA
plslot VI hrhtuckN proof about lON ue cent average
70 gallons outs 60 hhl sold Ly rcgase low for en- s
ohl!, anu IN lots 10 quits pul Chasors Addlts,
j. A EBERiARDI, Coy .on Ry
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iNp ;llsaroas.

DENDEs - .cl, f.r ...I.u. Ac. sac advice
7. FiTIHfs'. ,OJGn s.u;E.GIs nr. lailv
~ frruWu ni' lftrt nu-It.. tni.. Asthma sc Ns tIt
hruA T. imn9rA.' iron rie ia.-t ..i .,ut ui'! %,
rrcc - ccu's per noN SOIL u' 200 iru-s,t.
lAtl tliiN.u ii ni ttil tr lIH. if.f' goo rf ll
J.. Fpiual.A a 60 Nrn YORK.
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pou'd, Tack. the most Improved Equipment anihs
last, Il i.,ic consist 100 wish alb. IlutD sl..t!.