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BY TClesrnph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, April 22.-Gold opened at 10OR.
Eoon.-Stocks firm. Money on cal, q per cent.
Gold, 10Ox. Exchange-Long, 4S6k: short, 4S9.
State bonds quiet. Governments generally steady.
EUentng.-MQney easy ut 5 per cent Sterling
steady at 1861. Gold firm mt 10Oh. Governments
strong; new 5's, 1855 States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 22-Virgina 8's, old, 25
deferred, Az: consolidate, 624; second series, 80
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BOGIK-BINDsNG.

DOOK-BINDINGT TO SUIT THE MEANS
ID AND TASTE OF ALL.-0ur Bndery Is COM
pIete enough 10 turn out any Kind OF work wanted.
equal to any North or Sou.h. We use materials and
woIkmen according 10 the quality OF work, there
fore We can bind in cheap manner as YOUR price,
or In the best artistic style ct OUR price. Good
BIANK-BO OKS Il speciality.
with All the necessary machinery and Tools This Is
n good c,ance for some active man 10 make good
living Ian 22-d&wl RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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-, RIOT IN MoNTRgAL.-4oatreal, April 81.
ihere was riot at an open-air political
meeting in tie eastern division OF the city
TINS Sunday evening. Just before the
meeting elosed'a mob made q desperate at
!ack on the assemblage with stones, wound
f!nS large Dumbef OF persons. About
.Lhlrty baye been. attended by doctors, and
many others were less seriously injured.
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Massachusetts.

ANOTHER HEAVY DEFALCATIoN ArPREHENDED.
FALL RIVER, April 22.-Since the defalea-
ton of the treasurer OF the Union Mills
considerable uneasiness has been felt about
the solyency OF the Border City and the
Sycamore Mills, of which George T. Hatha-
way is treasurer. This uneasiness culmi-
mated in the protest OF the corporations pa
Der at Providence last week, which at that
time was attributed to the oversight
OF the treasurer; but since that time
these notes have been permitted to re-
main unpaid. In consequence of this fact
the directors have made an imperative
demand on Hathaway for an immediate
statement Of affairs. The latter has been
busily engaged upon the statement to-day
to be submitted to the directors. No off,
cial intimation OF its contents has been
made public. 1t is said, however, that at
fairs are terribly mixed, and Treasurer
Hathaway is heavy defauller to both mills.
An expert has been put upon the books.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHA NGE.
MONDAY, April 20, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised % hogsheads and
tierces. Tie offerings at auction Oh Change were
10 packages; of which number IL were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
S1.70 TO $3.50.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.50@S2; medium
to good, S3@S3.50. -
LeaE-Conlmon, $i@s5: medium, $685. good,
sG.50@$7.5O; fine, SS@S10.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, S3@$4.
FiUers.-Common. $4@$5; medium, $5@$7;
good, s7@$10; fine, $10@lSl3.
,SmokeTS.-CommOll, S70SS.50: medium. son
slI good, sl0@$l3; fine, sl5@s1s; fancy, $ls
Trappers.-Common, $l0@$14; medium, SIS
M&2O; good, S25@S40; fine, $50@$55 fancy,
S6OMS65.
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TAXES.
OFFICE OF City CoLLEcT0a,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 9, 1878.


OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToa,l
r Nj RICHMOND, Va, April 8, 1878.
r license TAX.
This ossce VIII he omen daily from O'Clock \. d:
to g o'clock r. NJ. from the FItIEENIn ~ - 70
THIRTIEsrH OF APRIL, for the purpose "
ceiying the ,cnr.x
from all Lawyers, Doctors DentisSss ISL
uarchsnts Merchandise Broker. stSSDNa nG tx
chanes Brokers Wholesale and RsiasM Liquor Deaise
ers Hotels. Resteannai S,,s, Saloons Boarding. an
Eating. HouseS% Auetioneers, Lumber -Measurers>
Architects ,Gheatrcs and Halls Telegraph. Express,
and Coal Eompanies; MERCANTILE, Insurance, Steam-
boat. GEeaI Estate, Employment, Ticket, and sew
ing 5iachine Agents; Butter Manufacturers, JaaE
ard OYSTER Dealers, Scayengers aud Photographers,
~awnbrokers, Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries
Tor any other business which cannon DC Naeusu oS
II the ad yalDrem SYSTEM
II An bills remaining unpaid on the LIST day or May
fne OF not less than one dollar and no more than
i ave dollars for each day thereafter wl De imposed
Il an .iMyl ,1.ri. Collector.
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MARINE iETEs.s.eG.
IMMATURE kLMaNht:-APRIL %. 1878.

gam sris............ 6:3S Mornina........... 9:3S
Moon rises. l2:4l EvcniUg..." lO;VS
PORT Of RlCHMONl}. APRIL %, 1878.
.... ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York;
merchandise and passengers, G ". Alien & Co.,
agents.
steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia, merclan-
disc and passengers, ". l.. Porter. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise and passengers, J.. L Talum,
agent
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York on Friday. schooner Sarah Shu-
bert, Tonlin.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORH. April 22.-Arrived Spain, City OF
Meriaa Arrived out: Lord Olive, Lord Gulow,
Oscar. Wendt, Clara. Marie. Kragcroe, ii. +. Hus-
sey Prince lie Boo, Adclia Carlton S. II. Bird,
Doris, Kate upham. Homeward: Onkei, Tor Pensa-
cola.
LONDON. April 22.-Ship Vaepi, from New Or
leans for Amsterdam, is aground M Yum ridcn.
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PROFESSIONAL.
IN ". BARRINGER

T EWIN W. BARR1NGER
81 formerly of North Carolinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ Law,
436 WALNUT STREET.
PHILAD III A, a.
Prompt attention to all legal business. The DeSl
references given us TO legal and financial RESPONSE
bility. Particular attention paid 10 lie ana hre-
insurance eases. Commissioner for Virginia.
fp 2S-2mk
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viii not vote more than S4,000,OO0 for th,
improvement OF rivers and harbors. Others
say that even this viii be appropriated In
bulk, and its distribution left to the secre.
tary Of War. Il is certain that there will
be lengthy discussion Of the bill In the
Senate, and that there will be numerous
changes In the amounts appropriated.
PERSONAL.
General Campbell, the Pennsylvania men,
Der Of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, In conversation with the President
to-day, said the committee was troubled
about funds for the campaign. The Presi-
dent replied that he proposed to do his
share, and would be glad il Federal officials
would do the same. but they would not be
forced to subscribe. His order was in
tended to prevent conventions from being
packed with of1ice-holders, but after nomi-
nations are made they could take part in the
campaign as actively as other people.
Campbell regards this source Of anxiety as
removed, and will so report to the commit
tee at the next meeting.
BRIEF ITEMS.
When Mr.. Hardenb urg's bill in regard to
national-bank reserves comes up Mr.. Kelly
will move that the bonds purchased with
the reserves shall be convertible iRo green
backs.
Mr. Tucker has gone to Loudoun to de-
fend man charged with killing one OF a
calithumpian band who serenaded him on
his wedding night.
Senator Withers is better to-day, and will
have his eye operated on very soon. Sena-
tor Johnston has not returned from his visit
to him.
Dir. Atkins, chairman OF the Appropria-
ton Committee, who has been sick, and
Judge Buckner, who has been home, were
in their seats to-day.
A bill to levy tax on liquor by means Of
register was introduced in the House to-
day.
The President, Mrs. Hayes, and a num-
Der of the Cabinet will go to Philadelphia
Wednesday.
The mail agents in Texas are to be armed
by the Government to protect them against
mail-robbers.
Mines, who gave "the World" the Conk-
ling interview, was once minister of the
gospel.
Congressman Brogden, OF North Caroline,
is convaescent. He has been very sick.
The temperance meetings yesterday were
numerous and largely attended.
The weather to-day is very warm and the
streets are thronged with people enjoying
the Faster holidays.
Mr.. Cabell voted against the river and
harbor bill. So did Messrs. Gibson and
Ellis, of Louisiana. Governor Walker voted
for it.
Messrs. Marshall Hanger, Edward Echols.
and Thomas Ransom, OF Staunton, left
Washington this afternoon for Paris.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pa,ch.l
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Zine. 81: superhne. $4.5o@s4.75; extra super
fine. 1915; common funlily. S6.256G36.50: fancy
family and City Mills, $79$7.5p. Market dull
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THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The river and
harbor bill, which passed in the House to-
day amid turbulence, gives James river
$4,000; Appomattox river, S30,000; the
Great Kanawha, S222, 0OO(D; Cape Fear
river, $4,000; Norfolk harbor, S20,000s
Neuse river, N. c., $4,000; Currituck
Sound, $4,000; besides number OF other
appropriations to southern rivers and har-
borS.
The bill leaves it discretionary with the
Secretary of War whether the work shall be
done by contract or hired labor. 1t also
appropriates S150,000 for surveys Of rivers.
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, April %, 1878.


SENATE.
Mr.. VOORHEES, submitted an amendment to
the Senate substitute for House bill repeal
ing resumption, providing that United
States notes shall be received at par upon
the passage OF the act; also. making legal
tender notes Immediately indestructible.
Mr.. Blaine submitted a resolution that a
radical change in the tariff would be inopor
tune, and that it should be fixed principle
feet American industry. Ordered to be
printed.
The bill for the relief OF the Masonic Hall
at Atlanta. Ga, was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bayley, Of Tennessee,
it was ordered that the Senate bill for the
relief Of the book agents OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church should be taken up as
soon as the unfinished business on the cal
endar was disposed Of. t
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds, reported with
amendment Senate bill for the relief OF AL
bert Ordwav. Placed on the calendar.
The bill authorizes Ordway TO assign and
transfer the contract entered into by him
with the United States on November 1G,
1871, TO furnish and cut certain granite for
the new State, War, and Navy Departments
buildings in Washington, TO the Westham
Granite Company of Virginia, subject to
the approval OF the Secretary Of War; pro-
yidcd that nothing in the act shall release
said Ordway from bis obligations to cause
said contract to be fulfilled.
Mr.. Hereford, of West Virginia, from the
Committee on Claims, reported favorably
on Senate bill for the relief Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church South, OF Charleston,
w. Va. Placed on the calendar.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Buffers bill for the issue OF frac!io
al currency and Treasury notes OF small dc.
nominations was defeated-yeas, 12O; nays,
1914. :,
The river and harbor appropriation bill
was passed under suspension OF The
rulcs-yeas, 16G; nays, 6G.
Mr. Cox, OF New York, desired to pre-.
sent protest against The bill, signed by
number of members Of the House, but,
pending a decision on a point OF order
raised against its reception, the House adj
ioluned.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, 46 bushels fair at $3.50; 90
bushels very good on private terms-tota, &c BUSH
els. Red. 366 bushels commonnt S1.17: 10 bushels
fair Lancaster at 1.33; 90 bushels good mixed at
S1.35: II bushels good FultZ at 123; 81 bushels
at 1928; "a bushels prime FultZ mt $3.50; "a
bushels very good Lancaster ut 1897; "a bushels
mixed at s l.22-total, Gas bushels.
CORN.-MtEed, ] Id bushels prime at CSC.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April %, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White.6 &c bushels. Red, 648 bushels
CoRN.-Nired, l II bushels.
OATS.-QR hnshels-
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$3.50 to IS per ream, at
I ID The DISPATCH PBIETTNG-HouSE.
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OF SILVER

New YORK, April 22.-The steamship
Brittania, which arrived to-day, brought
5000, 900 in silver bars.
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...srryGs coURT--sESTENcED- FOR UNLAWFUL
ho,,.y,SG--vgsTRY ELEcT1oNs--iLLNESS OF
~ oJp CITI2EN--RELiGIoUS N0TEs--SUD-
MrS pEATH--ANSorNcEMEN FOR THE May
ns,JTY-PERsc NAL-THS PETERSBURG
c,,aRps--THE EASTER HOLIDAYS.
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CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Flour dull and uu-
changed. Wheat steady. Corn dull !; white. 45c.;
Rye dull at coo. Pork quiet at s905G*9.10. Lard
steady. Buk-mpats quiet; 3isG3a, 5t95}s, and
SIC. for shoulders clear rib, and clear sides. Sugar
uuipt.
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WASHINGTON, April 22.-The prospects of
the Wood tariff bill have not improved, and
Senator Blaine seems disposed to make cap
ital for himself OF this fact, as to-day in the
Senate he offered resolution declaring it
ineXpedient to interfere with the present
tariff at this session OF Congress. The re-
solution went over, but will come UP to-
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES.

Az EASY METHOD OF DETECTING Then
COUNTERFEITERs' BLUNDRRs.-A list ofcoun-
terleit national bank notes, arranged by Re-
ceiving Teller Underwood, Of the National
Bank Redemption Agency, will soon be is
sued. An examination of an advance copy
reveals the following facts:-
The counterleiters have so far neglected to
pay any attention to the name Of the Regis
ter on the genuine notes. All the twenties
on the Market, Merchants, National Bank
of Commerce, Shoe and Leather, and Trades
mems National Bank of New York City,
bearing the name Of L. Z. Chttenden as
Register, are counterfeit. The genuine notes
on these banks all have the name of S. B.
Colby as Register. This is also the case with
the 20 on the Oneida National Bank of Uti-
ca, n. Y. All five dollar notes of the follow
ing banks, bearing the name of S. B. Colby
as Register, are counterfeit: First National
Bank Of Aurora, ILL.,. Canton, HI Chicago,
Ill.,; Paxton, ILL.,, and Northampton, Mass.
All the genuine tiyes on these banks have
the name Of L. +. Chittendep as Register,
with the exception of the First National
Bank, of Paxton, ILL.,, on which is printed the
pame of John Allison as Register. The
counterfeit ten on the Muncie National Bank
Of Indiana has the name Of Allison as Regis
ter and Spinner as Treasurer, while all gem
uine issues have either the name of Colby
and Spinner or Allison and New. All tens
on the First National Bank, Of Lockport, n.
Y, and First National Bank, Of Poughkeep-
sic, y. Y, having the name of S. B. Colby
as Register, are counterfeit. The genuine
notes bear the name of l.. Z. Chittenden.-
PcterSons' Dc,octor.
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THF NEW BOGUS FIVE DOLLARS.

This city and vicinity is now being flood
ell with counterfeit five dollar bills ON the
First National. Bank Of Hanover, Pa. We
alluded to this fraudulent bill in cur last /
q subsequent, careful, examination enables
us to lay before our readers a more detailed
description Of this dangerous counterfeit,
which is so well executed that it has deceiv-
ed several experts. The bogus bill is mark
ed on one Of the D series, the only defects
the closest scrutiny reveals are in the eau
tionary directions printed on the back Of the
note. The word sowing" ON the uppcrright
hand corner had evidently been printed
"ownig,' and afterwards changed, as there
is an extra dot over the "n." The word
"thousand" in the lower right hand corner
has the last syllable printed "aud," and the
the word exceeding Immediately following
begins with SC" These are very trihing
defects, and may have been corrected in sub
sequent issues Of the counterfeit. 1t would
be well to refuse all IS notes on this bank OF
the series D.-PeterSoHS' DJtoctor.
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Awarded ighes prise at Centennial Exposition for
E1e cterry qr1'itics and creee3oo aud tittEJ char
Gc'er If s:55eepis5 and f1rori2y The best tobacco
ever male. AS Orr hlne strip Trademark IS closely
initiated ol inferior Eools, see that J1csop'S Ret is
on every Ping Sold by all dealers. Send for sample,
free, 70 G. A. JACKSON Co., Mfrs, Petersburg, Va.
@. u. WARDLN. Philn. Pn. GaneInl A cont
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T'HHHI " WHITE"

Sowing Machine is the easiest selling ard best
satisfying in the market. 1t has n very large
shuttle mGGeS the lock-stiich; Is simule IN con.
sIructiOn; very hgnU running. and aimCst noise.
less 1t is almost lnuossble for other ma
WHITE. AGENTS WANTED Apply Tor
terms TO WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Cleveland, o.
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Drugs and Medicines.
Wonderful, but True !
A. j. DURLING,
PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE. makes the following
STORE, makes the following
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Owing to the general depression in business,
the q eat reduction OF WAGES for labor, &c.
dCeu 1t my Cuty at this time to give the people
Of LehghtOn and vicinity THE Lows SuARE OF
NY RoFITsl Read and rraiemher the follow.
ing PECes OF few OF tho many articles sold at
my Drug Store:
PATFNT MEDICINES-all 81 Preparations
So cents such rs Vinegar BIttcrs. Hostetter's,
DIGEe's PiHnt ton, M1Shlers Herb, Gern un
Btters and all others formerly 81, now So cts.
sc. preparations fOc' anu Z5o. irtpHrations 2Oc.
COLD, COUGH and LUNG REMEDIES. as
Jayne'S EX Dec GRANT, Hairs and Al ems Bal.
sam Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Milk Cure Cod
Liver OIL Cod Liver Oil and Lime and others
formerly II now So cents.
HAIR PREPARATIONS - Halls Hair Re.
newer, MontoOmerys, ayers Hair Vlaor,
and Mrs Aliens, formerly 81 now So cts All
SOC preparations or above character now 40c.
LINIMENTS - LauOacl'S Lows Magnetic,
DOnnelY's Electric, Samson OH, RaUwaY'S
Relef, MaCC OIL, GnrEling Oil Wild1re Linl-
ment, and all others formerly SOC. now acc,
Horse, Cattle and chi ken Powders formerly
25c now :Oc.: Durhns's celebrated Condit on
Powders improved 3jc. per pound.
Keaia's Hamburg Drops, ACC per bottle Breast
Tea, 9uc. L package; III Is Of all xmas formerly
CSC. now .0c per COX.
PLASTERS-POrOus Arnica, Poor Mans aud
all others formerly .5c. now zoe.
WORM RENEDIES-Worm Syrups, Vermi
fuecs, Nolm Lozenges and Corrections form
erly &c. now 2Cc.
Roots, Darks. Herbs Medical Teas, &c. &C.
per OF.
Castor Oil. B9ls0m de Malta, Essence of Pep
pc. mint, Essence OF Lemon Golden T1nCtnre
PATegoric and Gl1ccrine formerly lOC TO loc.
now &c to I0c per bottle
Everything Down! Down !! Down !!
Caustlc Soda, for Making Soap, from cents
to 10 cents per pound
Castor on, strictly pure, sec. per quart. by the
gallon less.
LOOK AGAIN.-wALL PAPER. Gold Gilt
Par or i0c.: q aiZcd Papers formerly nc. to ;jc.
now 20c. WMte Blanks and Tnts formerly lSc.
to 25c. now l2c. to l5c., ana Brown Backs form
ely loc to l2c now 7c. to DC.
Physicians pTescuptlOns and Family Recipes
compounded nt GrcntIy Reduced Rates. Go or
send to DU RLING'S
haviug had AZ experience of almost Twenty
Years III the Drug Business. mCrc than Ten Uf
which have been in LehiphtOr, VIII Ill the fl.
tuIc as l have IN the past. Guarantee to all the
very Best and PureSt Drugs, Medicines yGc., to
be found IN the American Markets. 4 BUY
FOR CASH Dec 1r-nOv3
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office for Charter.

Eg--A FOR SALE or TO LET,-A Double
kN2H Frame Dwelling House, stu to aOOut
usisAzla one half mile east OF NuIasl Ort, on the
Dad teadlnR 10 Maria Furnace. suitable for Two
with the building, and for sale with
1t, Terms moderate. Apply to
l.. +, KLEPPING ER,
Jan 10. l.ehigutOn, Pa.
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--Grasshoppers are. already hopping out
thnir pups in Missouri
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PIMPLES.

I will mail (Freel the recipe for q simple
VEGET ABLg BALM that wlli remove TAN,
Free KLlGS PIN Piles anu ELoTCHEs, leaving
the skin snlt clear and bCnutiiuti atO INST uc-
tiOns for puCducmg luNurant growth ut har
on a bald head or smOuth ticc, address, IN.
c. Osng Bet. stamp Ben. Nandet & Co., ~ Ann
ST., N, Y.
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CHRONIC s;$f'a5 s.; SE5s! iEs' F$s$$5
of A hOnLa plain

UCme Talk and Medical Common Seuse,"-
nearly OOi pages. 200 illustrations, by Dr. T.. B.
PooTE of 100 Lexington Ave. n, Y. PurohaS
ers Of thus book are at liberty 10 CONSULT its
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Wail s3 2S for the STANDARD edition, or 8 50 Tor
tbe POPULAR edition, which contains ali tha
same mpIter and ILLUSTRATORS. Contents tables
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Lords sons get Sl5,5OO n year, and
now they think the old man is insane.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart owns the largest
single diamond in the land value, $4,000.
When explaining his course on the Sill
yer Bill, Senator Lamar's voice grew tremu-
lous, his body shook with emotion. When
he had finished, Edmunds, Anthony, and
many others, crowded about and shook his
hand heartily.
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Railroad Guide.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DHILA. g. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.


NOVEMBER. 5rH, 1917.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as tOllows;-
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCH.)
For Philadelphia, ut $50, ll.O5 n.in.' 'j'l' ana
WV SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 3.2j n. m.
IVA EAST PENNA. BRANCHl
For Reading, I 2.3O, $50, 9O5 M, l=lo -iV SOU
For HARRISBURG 23) $50, O.O5 a. M, l2l5, 4.SO
For Lancaster and Columbia, $50 9.oj am. and
; 430 p. IN,
tDoes not run on Mondays.
SUNDAYS,
For Reading. 3 80 AIN. and 8 05 pm.
For Harrisburg 2.3l a. IN. ami 90 D. M.
Trains FOR ALLIE NTOWN leave as lOuoWsi
WA PRRRIoMEN DRANCH.)
Leave Philadelphia, 7.3l Il. m., LOO, flSO and 5l6
y. m. .
Leave Philadelphia, 500 q. m.
WA EAST PENNA. BRANCH
Leave Reading, 74n I.4j, 1875 a m, 4Oo'0'lo end
Leave cave harrisburg, 500 7ao a. m., and lao, a.aO
Leave Lancaster, 73o a. m, and s,e5 p. m.
Leave Columbia I.21 n. m. and S.l5 p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading 20 am.
Leave HARRISBURG so am.
: Trains ma ked thus ~ run to and from depot
9th aud Green streets, Philadelphia, other
trains to AID from Broad street depot.
town, aud the 73O n. m aud 5.1i p. M. trans
from Phllahelpnia, have through cars to and
J. Il. wooTrEN.
Genordl Manager
c g. HANCOCK, Cent Ticket Agent.
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Some Ohio boys bored out stick Of
wood, rammed it with powder, and put II in
the church woodpile. Net result: On Sun
day, during the services, the stove blew up,
the pipe fell down. and the people ItaIa.
psdsd.
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&EIl TO LET, a comfortable Dwelling
HHsH' lIOuss, and lot II Ground m the borough
EAilsl Of FauyVille Rent moderate. Apply
70 L. r kLEPPJNGER, Agent, LehightOn Pa.
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