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PentllEton.

pcndlc,on is an even more prououn-
ced opponent Of the LOndhOiliug iutcr-
est Of the East than Matthews. IIo
has never concealed his opinions on
financial questions; and only last
week, while his case was before tue
Legislature Of Ohio, laid down his
platform, rs the repeal Of the rcsump-
ton net. :hc reconciliation Of silver.
with free coiuugo and unlimited legal
tender the payment OF customs duo
either in silver or grccnbacis; no cou.
tractioE OF grecubacks The issue Of
all circulating medium by he Gorcra-
mcnt, making all silver, gold aud
grcenbacks cqaully lcsaIEtendsrs, and
making the paper and cain in,crcon-
vcrtiblo at par. Such, he declares. is
tho platform on which he has been
standing ever since 1868, and which
hc will cndeavoT to carry ou. when no
takes his scat in the Scpatr.-Sew
Orleans Democrat.
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The Gamest Thing on Earth.

Ono day last week knot Of MEN
were together putting in an hour or
two in a social, pleasant woy, when
conunlrums were started. Finally a
man who had quietly looked on for
sometime. said:
well. gentlemen. each one Of you
have asked conucdrum. Now ia
like to ask ono "
"Go ahead" was responded by all
present.
"what is the games! thing on
Garth ?" he asked.
All vent to work to guess. Some
guessed one thing aud some another.
One said rat terrier was the gamest
thing on carth. Another said a game
chicken cock.
"No; it's neither Of tho things
named," said no, "altholgh | admit
that rat terriers and game chicken
cocks arc gamu things; but none Of
them is the gamcst thing on Garth"
"lYhut. then, is the games! thing on
Garth ?" We asked in q breath.
"Why the gamcst thing on earth,
hc replied, "is the Democratic party.
Beaten timo and again. with its lie
almost crushed out at times, it rallied
to the dgh. agaih and again, and now
it crowds its adversary to tho wall and
gives him crushing pummcling.
There is no give up to il"
That is true, Look at tho great
parties that have an;ugouized tho
Democratic party since the organization
Of the'Ecdcral Government. Tho old
Federal party is no more. The anti
Alasouic Wing party is among tho
things that were. The Whig party is
gone. There is none SO poor as to do
tho Know Nothing party reverence.
The Free Soil p,rty is extinct srd tho
Republican party las passed away, but
the Democratic party whose paternity
is credited to Thomas Jefferson, tho
great apostle Of Liberty. is stronger
and moro powerful than it had been
for years, giving iprOmiss Of long,
grand aud successful future.
No party has been able to stand ;La
buactiOg and crushing adversely that
it has successfully withslood. The
man vas right; the Democratic parly
has been the gamcst earthly thing
lnync County Democrat.
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An Act 0fJuyticc to n Republican
by the Democratic House.

CoLrMBtA, s. G., jan. iS.-Hossc
Representatives, yesterday, admitted a
newly elected Republican member
without formal certificate. At an cleo
lion recently held in Sumter county to
fill a vacancy caused by the expulsion
Of one Of tho members Of tho Wackry
House, ]. B. Johnston, Republican,
and brother Of an expelled member.
received minority Of 200 Of the votes
cast, as asccrtained by tho managers
on tho night Of the election. This
fact soon became public and before the
official count could he made abou. ono.
half OF the whole number Of ballot boxes
Of the county were captured from their
place Of deposit and hayc not sine c
been recovered. The Democratic Conf
mis,ioucrs reported the case to tho
Legislature, without action or recon.
I4eaiation Ou their part, and with bare
statements that tho b.lIo's remaining
in tho possession showed . majority OF
So votes iu favor uf the Democratic
candidate. Strong efforts ucrc made
yesterday in the House to seat this eau
didatc or to have the entire election
null and void, but after short and
sharp struggle. in the course of which
tue copsc, ratiycs denounced the a..
tempted frand as worthy Of the 'wittest
and sevcrest punishment, the Republi'
can candidate was seated by an over
whclmiug vote on the Frlua Iacio cvi'
dencs above stated.
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ing to the Office aforesaid by the over
rhrox of the Government which |
served through NIL its vlcis'i'n1es.
retire with the livcliest and most res
pectfui rccolIoctions Of my past assocIa-
lions with tic General Assembly OF
Virgins, and testify M most profound
respect for all my cOadjutOrs in the
several departments, and the various
revenue officers throughout the stu'c'
for their ability, unyaryins courtesy
and kindness to mo both officially and
personally.
am, very respectfully. &c.
J. NJ. BENNETT.
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The following singular cOurtship
VI a Prasio Grcvc gallant is an illustra-
tim that "faint heart never won fair
lady" lie proposed, but was gently
refused. lie went a second aud third
time with tho enmn result. But a:
length be rode over one evening and
told her that he would neither cat,
sleep nor speak until she consented to
become bis bride. She invited him iu
to dinner; 10 shook. his head. She
talked on; he merely looked detected.
Then she requested him to take sup.
per; a negative shake Of the bead wuS
ttc only reply Sue played, sang and
cllattGd on till bed time, when servant
showed him room: negative shskc,
She tripprd away 10 hur chamber;
no sat determiuelly still About II
o'clock sho camo back and said ~
don't wish 10 causc tho death Of II good
officer, so | will marry you Tho,
released one rose, aud with much
eagernCss said: "llY dear. have you
any cold victuuls Oh hand g. Crprs.
LoCk f7i rnS) .Ncr Eut
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wlata Paper Costs.

It cos!s less ibau half a cent c day
to take weakly paper; less than
dilircus hen would earn in a mouth Mt
the market price of eggs; less than n
cigar fortnight. and very cheap ono
at that; less than a barber would
charge by the yca7 to keep ones hair
triu.cd less than an energetic Kitchen
g;rl will waste ia week. a penny
a day can be saved in many q better
way than stoppiug your paper.
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Total amount disblrscd $4,000 90
; 1t will be observed tha, retained
na part Of the money on account Of my
salary; and in referring to this fact,
do not mean to say anything in dis
paragemrnt Of the gold disbursement; ;
and especially do not mean to reflect
upon those officers who did receive it,
For all the foregoing payments, |
have taken proper receipts in writing,
which arc flied iu the Office Of tho Aud.
i,or of Public Accounts, free for the
inspection Of any person desiring to sec
them.
l am aware that the Legislature Of
Virginia is acting under 4 restored
government, which disavows and holds
as void oil authority claimed By the
executive officers Of the State. since the
adoption BY the State Of the ordinance
Of secession nevertheless, | feel it
due TO propricty to bridge over the
chasm of uuwritten history by such
facts az could not bc entered upon the
appropriate journals and there.
fore make tho foregoing state.
ment respecting transactions which
BY reason Of the peculiar situation oil
the country after toe evacuation Of the
City Of Richmond, co4ll not be entered
upo0 the usuul journals.
The duties apperttiuing to the Office
Of Auditor Of Public Accounts. even in
times Of profound peace and quiet, i'm
pose upon that officer much labor, aud a
constant care aud study During four
of the eight years. | had the honor to
hold that Office, there was war aud
the disturbed condition Of tue coyntyy,
the formation ola new government
pending war. the mulritulinous qucs.
tons growing out Of the complex Fela.
tiou Of the State to tho Confederate
Government, tho lleFculOan efforts Of
the State Of Virginia to sustain tha,
government, aud tho embarrassed 4.
uauciaI condition Of both governments
imposed upon that officer more labor,
murO profound aud anxious cOnsidGra.
Iions for the We IfIro Of the State, more
pcrpIexing aud hnrraSslug cares than
we're ever known before. Notwith.
standing all these difficulties and en-.
barrnssments.it is a source Of congra,u
ntion to know that Virginia, in rc.
gard to her financial relations. as in
other respects, stands pccrlcs, among
her Southern sister States.
Relieved from tho duties aHperIain.
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in Treusurcr's Qffies lOO w
NJ. 81! John Bsrvcll, Clerk
in Auditors Office 6O W
No. SO. Eawcs R. Susson,
Clerk in Land Office Ivy W
NJ. 81. D. II. S;csMt. Mem
bcr House Of Delegates 20 %
Ne. IS. j. B. Bigger, Clerk
of Committee Of House OF
Delegates w w
No So. Frausi, '. Sutton,
Sr., DOOrkccper Of Senate ~ w
No. 81. David |. burr, Mem.
Der House Of Delegates 20 90
No. 5S. A. S. Buford, Mem
ber House of Delegates 20 OO
No. 50. M. T. Starke, Clerk
Court Of Appeals GO W
No. 60. John Il. Garnett,
Member Of Senate 90 90
No. Gl. Il. S. Gay, Captain
of Public Guard 1GO 90
No. G2. Samuel Frccwan,su-
pcrintcudcnt Public Build.
inss lUo W
No. SO. James Nocson, Mem
bcr Of Senate ~ w
No. CT. L l.. Parker, Clerk
10 Land Office 100 90
No. 65. W. W. Newman
Member Of Senate 20 90
No. 6G. Bank Of Richmond.
money which had been
borrowed resrrFeaa l,OO0 W
no. CT. Joseph II, peudlc-
ton, for Public Printing,
received by ". +. RIchic.
undcr contract v" w
No. 6S lIeber ker, l.ieutcu-
mt iu Public Guard lOI OC
No. 60. E. F. Krsn. Member
Of Senate ~ w
No. 10. u. Barksialc. Jr,,
Member House Delegates 20 0C
No. II. John Teller. Clerk
in Second Auditors Office 100 0C
No. -. Robert W. Burke.
Sergeant at Arms ~ W
No. 73. j Edwin GoOic,
Printer 70 Senate GO %
81 II Robert 4. Cowau,
Member House Delegates 20 OF
No ii B. Il. SluckelEOrd.
Member House DclcgstcS 20 C
No. 76. JamOs W. Custi,.
MEMBER House Delegates 20 90
10. II. John S. Calvert,
treasurer, for further dis
triOu,iOu 2,207 OF
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- Tho doorkccprs Of both tho Mis-.
sissippi Senate and House Of Dele.
gates, nominated aud elected By the
pcm ocrats arc tc!orcl m,u.
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A portion of West Eissiuias
Centennial exhibit is to be displayed
ut tho Paris Exhibition. Tho U. S.
foots all bills in connection herewith.
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Rates of AdVertiSlllE

ILIttbS OI XAII c 7 sIJtfkE1
0Ie sertlop t% ~ 81 40
For each subsequent insertion ~
ore Souarc. twelve months 10000
One. fourth of z column, II months 81 on
Our.halt Of column, Il months A5 mn
1nr rolump, /" InGuii s.; 90
I.urzll Notices 70 cents pr line, Which
must he phil in advance. s. will he
rliargcd for arnouHrin: candidates for
County, and $40 for Stale md u. $. of'cc'S
lengthy ULitaary Notices Huastbe rnid..hr
tsd:All Legal Notices arc charged to 'hu
attorney presenting them.
JoGo RGln13mS
sis~ Neatly and promptly executed. ~asS
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ARRITIL AND DEPARTURE
or THE NAILS

Clarksbnrg-daiIy except Sundays leaves
Wrs.on al s A. M.--Arrivrs at 4 +. ".
Buls:on Court lIouSe--laIly except Sun
,,ays.&rrivVs at IIrSiun by I:'H +. H., and
leaves WESTON same day at G:a0 7. NJ
GlcnyiIfc-lcavcs HrsiOn NJ ! A. w.. on
Eoudnys, Wednesdays and Frdays-arri?cs
atSP II Tuegdays, Thursdays and Satlr.
days. :,
Busklannnr-nrrirCS At Weston !? y.
Turdnys, Thursdays aud SAturda!s-l lrnrr'
Weston . p u. samG days.
Phlippi-ArriyCs nj Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays 1T 6p. " leaves Weston lIrdnes-
dny md Saturdays Nt I \. u.
Mount plCnsan,-IcarcS Weston Mondays
and Thursdays NJ : a. A.M.-aErlvcs Tuesdays
aud Fridays by 5P. N.
West Union arrives Mondays Mt . P. NJ
LEAVES Weston Tuesdays nj a. VI.
Sand FOrk-Oncc n weCS-leAves Weston
Nnniaysat c a. M.-arrlves Mondays al 3
7. N. e.,
,se~ Parties having mail 10 go ahOn'd
bring Il to the Office lmli IN hour before tile
departure Of the mails
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HOLDING c. COURTS.
(T,ve,,,& C,o,,rts.


Lewis, lst day Of March and September
GiImct. llth OF March and September
Itpshur. 9222l If March aud November
Preston. 9Th Of April and October
Randolph, 2Si Of April and October
Tucker. 81 o: May and November.
Barbour. 9th Of May aid November
WcIster, 2Gth Of May aud September
Btaxton, 18Th March and 18th August
! Harrison. 39llI Alay md Both October
Calhoun, 9th Of Nay and 10Th Of Oct
CouwtN Gaavts.
Lcwis.-first Monday in February,
April, June. August, October mud
Dcecmber-,hc June aud October
tesm9 for fiscal aal police business
only. >
er.-Second Monday in February
April. June. August, October Fpnd
DGermbcr.
Upshrr.-Scccnd Monday in February
April, June, august, 0ctqecr and
I'Gcemher.
l,ruxtou Fourth Tuesday in January
March. May. July. September aud
November.
wcbacr.-Fourth Tuesday in fcbrua.
ry. April, June, August, October
and December.
Calhoun -Fosrth Monday in Februn
ry. March, Jrnc. August. Srptcm.
Der and November.
TOWN OFFICERS. -.
Hayer,-JuI,n II. Todd.
Recorder. @Joscph 3. NefF,
Aldermen Il. N. IIalc, r. G. Dawson
II A. BnDkhcad. ". J. Dangher'y
aud o. Il. p. wushburu
!Srrgsa'at.--J. S. Wilkinson.
TOrn Attorney. James y .Wo ifndin
sagTSTIgs.
A.F.s 81 M.-Stated coE.manIt 'titns
Of Weston Ladtc No 10, A. r: mad A. w.,
will he held on the First and Third Non
days ofevcry month. ...
". q. BENNETT, u: ~
J.J. PE1rHsoS, Sec
JANE LEW. .-SlAicd communications Oi
Jackson F.odse No. ~, \. r. mud 4. " L,
will he held in their liNll, in Jane Lew, on
the second Saturday IN each month.
''' ISAAC JACKSON, w. y.
v. D. CArPEa, Sec
St. Joseph'c &. TIA. 3. Socitty.-StG!cd
mccIiues Gtc held on tho first SnbhA Ii in ev-
ery month. FATHER TRACY, l'r:9't.
n. :. SIHP'oS, Secre'aty.
CHURCHES
n. F. Church, Rev. ). i. Joncs, 'as'
Tor, Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
~ A, Barnes, SnpcI iutCndrnt-evCry Sun
day at O'Clock, !. u.
| Presbyterian Church, Rev. George VI.
Fleming, Pastor. Scrvirrt every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath SCliUol-Win Il. Dn"-
ningtor. SapssinteHienl--r?cry sunday Et
Catholic Church, Rev J. 4. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every first aud third SundNys
at II ana 10 A. NJ, and +. n. Sabbath
Schaor-Iacob SclImiIt, superintendent
every SUNDAY nj =? O'Clock, p. ".
Episcopal ChurCh-attcndrd occasionally
by thSI,ev. 1Ir. Wood, OF Clnrksbnrg.
African ME- Church, lev. 7. Il. Crris,
| Pastor. Services every Sunday Mt 10 o'rlork
Sunday Srilool-GrOrge 7 Jones, Supcrin'
Ierdeu, every Sunday at O'Clock.
Culorcd N. L. Church, Rev. John llngirs,
pnsic;. Services every sunday at II
O'Clock, Sunday SchoOl--ClArlrS Ice, ST.
pcrlnlsudeut-evcry Sunday al uclUcE,
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A TAGL.E

menis
A TAELE
Showing the disbursements Of S2l 600
Of specie, nude iu pursuu:cs Of the
Governors order, On the G9utiugcn.
funds:
Voucher No. |. 70 WSmith,
Governor $1,000 GO
No :. George W. hianfrri.
Secretary Commonwealth l,5OO 90
No. 3. Jos. Jackson, clerk Of
accounts in auditors Office 1000 90
No. !. J. S. Itqdy. lst Clerk
in Trtasurcr's Office 1000 90
No. 5. john Q. ChiIes, Clerk
Au3i,or's Office 1000 90 |
No. G. Edw,rd IL Fitzhugh,
Qusrternaster, 1000 90
No. ! +. i. tIcwett. lst clerk
in Auditors Office 1900 %
No. S. G. W. MuntOrl. Sec.
retary Of Common wealth 500 90
No. 8. P. I Howard clerk in
Office of Secretary Of Com.
mouwcnlth 500 90
VI N 7 { C,lrrrt Trc,s.
urer 800 90
No. II. Suction c. Davis.
CLARK Of Senate 800 90
No. u. p. G. Coghlan, Cap.
tain Ordnance Dep1rtment 200 %
No. Is. A. \. noreaIz, Clerk
in Auditors OEi:o 100 90
No II. L. a. Php!p4. Clerk
in An Iisor's Qie 100 0O
No Is. W. 4. smith, Clerk
in Auli;n's 0fn 100 90 |
No. 1G. l.. Bennett, Messen.
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court. BRANN0N.
Clerk W. II. BYRNE
Prcs't County Court. PETERSON
Clerk =" J WO0ErER
proscertirg A:,'y-A. EDMlSrON
Sheriff j. G. YANDERvORT.
Supt. Free Schools g. ". CROOK.
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON.
Assessor lst District JOHN EEE
" ID '" " GEO FISHER.
Gga3G19GGe
Court H"use District.
G, " Turner and p Dorgau.
Freepnn's Crees Diarirt.
G. ". S'rickIcr aud ". V, Wood.
Lincker's Greek District.
NJ. New nOrter and d. II. Swisher.
CLiiMs SttHtmeRt District.
S. B. Smith and W X Wilson.
Skin Greek District.
wv. Chidcstcr and " g. MtWhor,Gr
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di>burs .menr, orAer, ID BY the Governor,
az we'll AS ,!Iur u,le in the "xcrc l-e Os
my own discretion, and vh'' reD'aias1
to be disbu:scd u, Ihe tine Of my per-
mansut removal to my home iu The
West. which wns handed over to JOHN
$. CaIv.rs. Esq. who kindly promised
to attend to the turtle: arl ianl pay.
meuiS:
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, APRIL 81, 1873.
FINANCIAL AVID COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY. April 9o-P. M-The early

SATURDAY. April 20-P. M.--The early OPP
crations at tho Stock Exchange were full Of
speculative excitement and for short time n
pnnicky feeling characterized the dealings.
The chief feature Of interest was Northwestern
common, which. before the first board. broke
"a g cent. from 53ii to iS. under the adrOit
manipulation of some OF the lending spccu-
latOrs, who successfully captured such amounts
OF stock as were held on what are called stop
orders" Tho preferred also at the same time,
on sales OF only 1000 shares. declined Ia 2
cent. from 7i7a to 49, but these stocks sulsr-
qucntly recovered to 52as and "a, respectively
although later reacting and closing weak.
There has not, in many months. been
50 successful scoop" In the market
At the snmc time the general list became de-
morali2cd. and LIKE Shore declined from 67is
to GGts before midday. with drop in st. Paul
common from jO'l to 1917; the preferred, how
ever. yielding only from 7l'a to II. Eric fell
from 49, to 49,. and 12'4 for ij-share lots
with sales Of Wabash at lsN to 17ts. and Of Del
aware Lackawanna aud Western from jGii tn
5Gs. Rock Island. however. fell OF only "a T.
cent to 1864 hut New York Central dropped
later in the day from 1857 to i07R. Ohios werc
la y cent. lowet at Va. and Union Pacific closed
weak at decline ot "a to al. Tie early bust
ness in Western Union was also active ut n de-
cline from 81 10 81 before the first call hut this
stock WIS subsequently employed 10 strengthen
the declining list by an advance to S3t based
upon reports OF increased earnings, although
In tho final transactions II sold down to S2h,
seller B. again, and at the close at " ATLANTIC
and Pacific Telegraph was = G cont. lower at %,
with salrs oi 40 shures at ~ = amt D"lnw!r'
aud Hudson ranged nt 5j@@ % . s"ller 3 80 q
on small trausactons. Michigan Central and
Morris and Essex did not enter prominently
into the speculation. hut we're both wcAi.. and
the general market closed fcvcrsh md unset
tied. because Of the disturbance caused hy the
break in tho Northwestern stocks alluded to
above.
The following table represents the opening.
highest and lowest sales regular way, OF the
principal stocks DURING tho past week, together
with the number of shares dealt in
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transactions Yesterday Mt the Exchange COM
priscd foreclosure sales by
John r Boyd-Onc iuuts story brown.stonc house with
lot 2Oxs the east side OF Lexington avenue 40 ieot
south Of forty.scvcnt, street. Si5,0O, to W Hodges
Peter +. Mcycr-Onc pllt OF land 75NiooL on tile
south side vt stNnmh street I53 ect east ot Avenue
and one plot ineNsnVjo 2xT7. fronting on East river
- rVt south Of SiNy.tuth street, 500 10 plhihilH
lOuis Me.er-Onr thtoc..tury brick hou'c, WIN lease
~ lot isx10p ~ Eust Fovhlth street. sonth side,
$50 irct east NJ irNius'tn avenue, Stsnl to pniniH
A. j. Blocker a Suu-Onc lot. - 2Nrs2. nh tourth
inr lot east sd" Of Fourth avenue, % lcet north ~
Eighty street. AMI lot - 0N21l4 on the south
side ~ Ninctieth street. extending through 20 Eighty
ninth street. feet OF Fourth avenue. $1,000. to
piinun one Mo-. lpuNlnn ~. ON NinciNciehth street
southwest corner nf Third avenue siiVy to plaintiff
scott NNcrsflnp fUur-sturN hfck factory WIN not
.ONu2 424 AMI 4N West seventeenth street. south SIDE
3,uc.t west Nyiih avenue SiIiNl t. plhinui; one
Iipt 1iusluls on the north SIDE of Niuth street lo
ct c1st 10 Ninth avenue EiaFsi 10 runun; one Mot
@Nis1 tir -nuti side u NnctYtsi .tr'ct 100 net
east of Ninth avcuuc, ti7jO. 10 lninun one three.
story Mr< teurmrut house. viih ot 21NlOoH 10
ltst Ninety second street north site. go icct east "
FOURTH aycnnc s4.opD to plaintiff nl4o Withdrew plot
ON Madison avcnuc, southeast corner OF NincNeighW
street
! Blocker SON withdrew rom sale plot on Ninety
ciffu street. southwest corr. % VI Olson avenue
Toe total Waite riiy real ciutr -l ~ the Exchange
flr the past week auuuutet o S11s, A. against Si20
ON tho ilurcs tur th' W 'ck rrnviuus
nunlrcr 81 foreclosure sales announced for Mon.
DAY the EXcNuugt.
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.


Quick TINE.
The Summer Schedule OF the Long Island Railroad will
take effect MAY ~. giving greatly improved accommoda
tons, with the following last time;
Bctwesn Grccnpot the llamp,ons aud Long Island city
and BROOKLYN hours.
hour.
Between Pt Jefferson and Long Island City and Brook
lyu. hours Is minutes
Between Huntington and Long Island City and Brooklyn
hour - minutes.
Between Glen Cove and Long Island city and Brooklyn.
hour
Between Hampstead and Long Island city and Brooklyn
~ minutes
Between Garden City and Long Island City and Brook
lvn. 80 minutes
Between Jamaica and Long Island City and Brooklyn 30
minutes
Bciwccn Great Neck and Long Island city. IS minutes
Between White stone nni Long Island CITY - minutes
Between College Point and lnnx Island Civ. ~ minutes
Between Flushing and Lnn- Island city - minutes
Correspondngly rapid transit nom other important
places.
Schedules containing full details together with com
mutation. family trip. and excursion rates, 10 he had on
and after 2id instant at Cook Son jenkins 29i Broad
way; Nrstcu;ts uccs Park place 1-J Broadway. Oi2
Broadway aud central Depot i2d IT. and az loot OF
34th st. uni lame. slip. l.. y y and At 3Js Washing
ton Il. Brooklyn ~ 3t It Williansurphi aud at de
lots Lunu Island city. Bushwick. AMI FlAbush av
ner ul Atlantic uv Brooklyn. aud at all leading hotels
J. CHIrTENDEN. X SPENCER,
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