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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Tho Chtpese Yam.

The Chinese yam'is similar In appear
ance, though smaller IN size, TO the yanls
produced In the Indies, and can be used
in the same manner. lt " climbing
plant, sending up a slender, twlning,
vine with heart-shapcd leaves. The vine
forms very good covering for screens.
During the summer II puts Out clusters
Of very small white flowers. IL il pro-
pagaied by bulblets which grow upon
the vines, or by planting small roots
From the roots a crop can be obtained
the first season, but when the bulblcis
are planted two seasons will bc needed
TO secure roots Of suitable size for cook
ing purposes. The land In which yams
are to be grown should be moderately
rich and pIowcd as deeply ~ possible -
The bulblcts may be planted eight inches
apart. If roots are used. more room
should be given. Weeds should be kept
down, and an occasional hoeing will be
beneficial. The vines may be made to
climb some long poles, like beans, or al
lowed 10 creep over the ground. The
roots are not destroyed by froat, but will
live, unprotected. through New Eng
lnnd winter and grow vigorously the
next spring. A plantation once started
can be kept along with very little troub-
lc. BY digging tbe large roots and lcav-
ing the small ones, supply for family
use can bc secured from q small plot Of
ground and the stock kept constantly
good.
The great difficulty with this crop is to
get the roots. They grow two or three
feet IN length, and the large end is al-
ways down. Consequently, great deal
Of digging IA required TO loosen them
They might bc piOwed out, with large
plow and a strong team, but this would
destroy the permanence Of the planta-
tion and make u necessary TO put ont n
new stock each spring.
Concerning the quality Of these tubcrs
there IL great difference of oplnlon.--
Some people consider them very fine,
while others 10 not like them. The flesh
"a extremely white, and. wlien boiled, or
roasted, tastes very much Ike rice. In
the Indies these tubers are ground into
-four and made Into bread and pudding,
~ we'll as uscd IN simpler forms. There
"a no doubt that for those who like u the
yam Il liealthful and nutritious fool
We have never grown " largely, aud,
while We recognize its merits, We have
no desire 10 increase the area which we
M first assigned 10 II In our gar'len,--
FarBing for PROFIT.
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0hinaln NtW ACain y

ST. CATHARINEs, Ont.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.:
have used your Fayorlte Prescrip-
tions, Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, for the last
three Months and find myself--(what
shall say)--"made new again." are the
only words that express 1t. i was re-
duccd to u skeleton, could not walk
across the floor without fainting, could
keep nothing in the shape Of food on my
stomach. Myself and fliends had given
up all hope, my immediate death SEEM
ed certain. can never be too thankful
TO those who recommended your medi-
cines, for now live Ito the surprise of
every body and am able to do my own
work. desire TO make this statement in
order that those suffering may not de-
spair until they have given your reme-
dies a trial.
Yours respectfully,
MRs. WIN. ID. RYCKMAN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

We desire to call the attention of our
readers to tho grand holiday offer of the
Mendelsshon Piano Company, whose
advertisement appears elsewhere. This
Company offers an $3.50 Square Grand
Piano, 3 Stringed "a octdccs, in hand
some rosewood case, for only $245, also
many other styles Of Pianos and Organs
at great bargains for the Holidays, in
cluding sheet music at one-third price.
These Pianos, including Grand,
Square and Upright, made one of the
finest displays Mt the Centennial Exhibi-
ton, and were unanimously recommend
ed for the Diploma Of Honor and Medal
Of Merit.
The MENDELssoHN PIANO Co. are the
first to do n general business with the
purchaser direct, saving him more than
one-half the price charged by other first
class makers. This saving Is made by
doing away with the Agency System,
and giving the people the Pianos at
Wholesale or Agency prices.
We would recommend any Of our
readers who have any idea Of ever buy
ing piano or organ, to send for their
Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues,
which will be mailed free to all.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

"Ladies and gentlemen" said Col.
Scion. pulling roll or paper from bis
pocket, "ths call was entirely incx-
pectcd. mn no, prepared 10 speak, apd
didn't know i've minutes before was
called on that was expected 10 say any
thing here. 10 merely j0iicd down u
few remarks yesterday which intended
10 make. You must excuse all blundcfs,
as ms speech n entirely IUpr0mpiu and
the manuscript 40 poorly written ] can
hardly rcnd II. Drunkenness u n terri
bic viftue,l have known men, after q
short career " dissipation, flll drunk
ards grave before they were three years
old. have wen rich men paas the
wine cup around their well'illled tables
aud their poor children crying for n crust
of bread. Won see men Oii every corner
who have filled dninkard's graves. You
sce men reallng about the streets who,
N they had died of chOlefa infanium,
would have starved the saloon Keepers
10 death. AZ Shakespeare saysi COB,
that man should put ~ enemy IN ~
mouth 10 commit petit larceny on fls
brnIns." Ny hearers, eplufy bus-cplu-
ry bus-my hearers. the squire has riing
IN some Greek on me, and ~ don't un-
derstand LatiU I'm obliged 10 quit"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
1881,
Harper'S Weekly.

This periodical, by its able and
scholarly discussions Of the questions
of the day as well as by its ilInstra-
tions which ore prepared by the best
artists-has always exerted most
powerful and beneficial influence up.
on the public mind.
The weight of its influence will al
ways be found on the side of morality,
enlightenment. and refinement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

A Kentucky preacher rose to speak,
ond onened the Bible. The first verse
That met his eye happened to be, "Thc
volce of the turtle shall be heard In the
Innd.u "Brethren," said he "at first
slght one would not think there was
much IN this text, but, on y little con-
Alteration YOU will see there's great
deal In Il. Now, you MI know what y
turtle ia. II you've been along by q
nond. you've seen them slttlng on n log
suunlnp themselves. Now, Il "a said,
Urhe voice OF the turtle shall be heard
In the land" But the turtle hasn't any
voice that anybody ever heard, 10 II
must he the noise Ne makes IN plunglng
on the log into the water Hence, We
muat conclude that Immersion i meat
and thnt immersion will become unlyef'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

PrrERsoS's MAGAZINE, for january,
IA before us, In advance; and has OUT.
done itself even. Besides two beautiful
steel-engrnvings, n double-slzed co.lored
fashion-plate, and superb colored pat
torn In iIenriIII embroidery, and some
half n hundrrd wood engravings of FASH
ions, work-table patterns, etc., II has an
array of tales, novelets, etc., etc.,. suoh
ma ir rarely seen In any magazine
'Josiah Alion's Wife gives u humorous
sketch, that will mako anybody hugn'
Ibere are two novelets, both powerful :
Ann 8 stephens, and Jane g. Austin
A nrorusely illustrated article, on Lon
don I'm The Season." will interest every
fair reader. There Is no question, thRlt,
In literary merit, this magazine eNcels,
nil the other lady's books. Asa Journal
of fashion. Il stands frat. EVERYBODY
ought 10 have It. The terms are but
Two Dollars n year, with great deuuo-
lions TO clubs, and handsome premiums
70 nersons getting up clubs. Specimens
ere aent, gratis, II written for, to per-
Sona wishing 10 get up clubs. Address
CuAs, J. PETERSON, 3Od Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa. A .n..,,
and our paper, one year, for %,VV, casll casll
IN advance, to those wishing to take
both.
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Codey's Lady's BeoK fer Janua-
~ 1881.

shows that the old, established fayorlie
H s.lll stands at the head Of Fashion, Llt.
su, s.n,,,rc re- and Art. Opening with one Of
nsri"v's gems, "Grandmthcr's Call, y
DM May yeer'a Poem IN Picture, u
',,Sss nv" nacr after page Of attractive mat
ksVS kias a. ibe nir sex, In Fashion and Fan-
W. ~, w work Mrs. Benjamin's novel,
Y,t,, ,he parson," is the fret OF me
novels we arc promleed this year, ana ,u,l, v
written IN the same earnest, puiv p1,,,,hs nVhe
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

department loses nothing by this addi-
tion, as we find short stories and poems
by our best walters in succeeding pages.
Every department is well filed, and
Cooley for 1881 means to keep all its en-
viable reputation and standing by de-
serveing them. We will receive sub
scriptions at this Office for Godey's La
dy's Book and the Ne,os furnishing both
to subscribers at the low price of $3.50.
per annum.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

The two important events " the life
" man are whcn hc examines bis upper
ilp and aeea The hair coming, ana when
he exnmlncs Tie top Of his bead and
sees iho hair going.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

The foreign FIRE fasvraaee companies
rspresptsdb bgL O. Foisier are rendered
6onbip sscam By hdriag hsavD deposits
pih me Trcaswsr ~ va Thess ars 10
ieegrs yirgiaa castomsrs, and Dsy edHsoi
gsH9te fASN nsW al arf pakf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

A Christian IA ilke y locomotives
ars must be hndled ln lhe heart 0f the
thing lefofe Il WILL ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

The volumes OF the Weekly begin
with the first number for January Of
each year. When no time IL men
stoned, it will be understood that the
subscriber wishes to commence with
the Number next after receipt Of or.
der.
The last eleven Annual Volumes of
HARPER's WEEKLY. in neat cloth
binding, will he sent by mil, postage
paid, or by express, free Of expense
(provided the freight does not exceed
one dollar per volume, for 81, 90 each.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitG-
BILE for binding. will be sent by mail,
postpaid on receipt Of 81 90 each.
Remittnnces should be made by
Post. Office Money Order or Draft, to
avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not TO copy this
advertisement UithOm The cypress orr
der Of HARPER & BROTHERS.
Address
HARPER e. BROTHERS.
nov 90 1890 New York.
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HARPER'S PERIODICAL

nARPER's MAGAZINE, One year, "a 90
HARPER's WEEKLY, One year, S4 90
HRRPER's BAzARR, One year, 81 90
The THREE above publication, One
year $40 90
Amy Two above named, one year,
81 90
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE, One year,
81 so
POstDge Free to all subscribers in the
United States or Canada
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

number of doors across the broad fronts
Of the one-storled house. Saints and
Gentiles alike can be married in Utah
without the expense of marriage-li-
cense, but each wife costs the former
front door. Our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

JEPFErROSYfLLE DRiOf or THE CJAkTEBhksTkR /
nRPARTMESI. JEIFRHsoHIII1E IND May J. leSOl
SEALED PROPOSAlS In tiplicate. subject 10 the usual
will be received at this office until - o'clock noon
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day a June, 1850 at which time
Will be opened the OF bdders for
Furnishing delivery a. this Depot OF Range Stoves Pipe
and FlbOGA shoves POkers and Tongs,
Lawn MoWers Scythe SnathS Hoes kakes Hay and Stable
Sces Buck saws and other miscellaneous articles OF
OuArtermaster's stores.
Proposals for either class OF e stOree mentioned or for
Ulauti,ies less than the whole, will be received.
reserves tue rgnt 10 REJECT any or all pro-
posai preference will DO given to articles OF domestic pro
ductiSn.
Bapk proposals and full information 20 the manner OF
tddInC the articles required conditions 70 DO
observed bdder and tens Of Contract and payment Will
h. fnrnised application 70 this once Whore standard
niles Of the articles required can be seen.
Envelopes containing proposals should Dc marEod Propo
<nartenastet Stotes and addressed . the under
SiSned JAMES A. EKIH,
Deputy onarteFmaStor General. y. 3. A.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGErOEr aud all points on Nnu-
a Fare ' oTer Il IN by any oher rodio " H. ' 'O H.
ITOR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
st GoLzrns t~est Toni) c"ImWo Ill.,, NeWGn[F M3fib"T"
Ddiaware and Waikiki valley Ha,ads tea'n1o,ts JAMES
p m, IIer 81. Norih ii'or 1901 Of IIar'i;;o%.SL.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ AAKANGEMENr or PAsHEN FER TRAINS March
30 1879 lenye btos " o. CoI andI aud
Maucl C'imE, Haz eion', Msnnnoy CITY. Ashanti, Wilkes
barre. Scranton aud Tuus hammock.
g:sG sight [s:e'', Any for Eas!qn, Bethlslrn
Geneva EuiHrn o,h-str Hnnalo niagara Falls AMI IT,
West Pullman sleeping G"chcs ai9GEgd ,,,.
General Eastern oacs rpG { fnqGc "a Ng Hs
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BA Kut" 20 Highlands Lang liIncn, uct Grove ''
Tgs@ Isl KS r I yinr oyt VI" %I o
Liberty ~, at $50 ~, l. y. Ecurning. loayc Egs
Rail Liae or BAY route" - H. +. la DwIS.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
NEW--IIAXEN, ,.MERlDEN. HARTFORD,
4TEiFTE 6 &C. Sig@aC' ca ier - r. H. At D 10
,Ia J. Tnh,ye ana nl'ln,,Hc r"nIS. IckciH SOLD ana
Blookiyn. Excurson to Haven aud return. 81 90.
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ hiVEh IA LhoA p C1alnenclng DeeemDers 1873
n0G M W'l%n Sna Neln LsE to ochesrr
la ,, A. no. tSIc,@o ant WI ',I f. xI,, ' ~,
cars 70 Cananaaiqua, Ioci,,scr I,aiiSO.
TO Utica. Saratoga, ttlCnH Fans ana Rutland
1900 D. w., Alb ny and Troy k1pTcas.
bOO 81 LOUIS ~ dniy with sleeping Tor
Ing naa sSS eo ana o Moa S %
cennug Sunday night, via sArataga
ZOO - Fast Express for Montreal Roc hester ma Corn
ing via Geneva Sleeping cars to Geneva, Rochester aud
Montreal. via 81. Adams.
$3.50 D. m Pacific Express daily with sleeping
euse GhesteI Niagara Pals, Buffalo Cleveland Toledo De-
I:OOp M Night Express sleeping Albany
Troy.
Express Odces PARK place and 7 and 8t2 BUnd-
way. NeWforS ana 80 Mashington-Ai., brooklyn
C. u. MEEK En- GENERAL Passenger Agent
nLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
AZ M daily except sundays from Pier 49, North River
Special limited tickets VIA this line for sl GOOD
ONLY for the day and tp Tor which they Issued Bec
fed their face. Freight taken lOwea
L w FILKlNs. O. p. Agent D. s. BABCOCh. Prot
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
49, VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. -
FIRST-CLAss ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
The fAvorite palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
DGy (sundays ozceptod) from Pier 20 NORTH RTeT foot q
Werren-At at p. m.
30 mleTmSdlGts landings between EewYOrk ana Prov.
denca Passengers arrive IN Boston AZ -
BtaaSrooRs and Cekes Hoa $685. 997 79B and
&0w.York aha 398 Nhsh - nroOklyn T1ck ess arc
said 81 a. principal hotas ana ticket ofess, and NJ
0cse o. Westo0t Exrsss ooz1En5 Freight taEnn 81 to"
l. v. SrxrR DIS RApcocK,.
q y. AGoBk Rresident
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a LBANY BOATS-PEOpLF' LINE, DIRE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ LcaLe New York irn foot cslrnases and COrtan

$40 M for Washington Pittsburg Columbus Clnnlnattl
Indianapolis chicago and the West RichmOni Charleston
the south. lu from Newark.
Ohio PittAbUrg and Chicago
D. m for Washington and the West pul mau from
EewYo'k 10 Baltimore and Washington, making close con.
ncctOns for PsbUrg Cincinnati ludanapOls LOuisVlle
aud st IouA Through Pullman cars Baltimore To Cincn.
nati and ~ Louis
lOnN D. m daily jar Washington the south md Wesr Pun.
slccpcTs New orr Ia Baltimore Washington.
making Close connections Chicago Cincinnati ndnnnp
olis Lousy e s. LOUIS columbus PitsburE the south aud
Southwest. Through Pullman from Baltimore 20 ON.
cinna connects Washington with trains for Lynch burg
Florida, Ncw-trran and tho south
For through rectA pleas" cAi Rt COmImnvS Ohlce Yl5
Broadway hcw YOrE, aud ticket Offices Of COTtlandt
and De4brnssessfs. and Depot Jersey C1ty
HOUND TRIP TICKETS no KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

ONAND AFTER APRIL l., 1870.
press Trains leave NcwYolk Desnoscs and Cortands
S'7 e., lr 5 e. IS I9%,ed $780, L. 44o
7:5o $50 and 10 p f and i2 night SUNDAYS 4:3O amt
=. NJ. .. 7SO $50 aud 10 r. ~. and l. night ,, o,
ESQ A. ~ and / D. H., running through VA trenton aud
Boaa o the Brooklyn Annex" connect win all through
al JcrY ny an"riinG specify aud denl uASi'f
Tor si,,s leave " est iadclphia l2:O $40 s4j
~ my : $50 and tIIntrd Express, Ego p M
ii6. 2 T. 900 aud -" p M 9,Ly rr'G M@"y ~
1855 .. N cave rma,elrh'a VIA Camden L. mr. and
I Is8i hrcs 80 aud Broalwny Aston nonsG and
fool Of 6raTrosscs Corilnudl- Court st aud BrQ"S
VU Annex Depot loot Eu Onst HrooA yn sos IL ll6
and Hudson ST. m"hoHrn Depot Jersey C"y En'Er@H'
lfbbSN ~% York transfer Company viii call for and check
barga"e lg"n 0 LYME 1Su 'e'i''"''' L. F. FARMER,
FHA>N Grnolai Manager General ruscorr Ascent
rT'iE ERIE RAILWAY. ,.,.,. ,,.,, .,,,
DOW known me NEWYnR LAkI; ;r hHih AL
WEs IhRN hAiLEQAh Art'nHo'nen' o "A'u'' taxing
Cnra a and sn fs h. pns@ ay hd dEr Drawing
D. Doly. fast 81 LONE Al,' IA a. Es and sniii
we, Puilman's best Draw IncIoom stepping Coaches TO
h7I, M aly) Pacific Express for the West S%epnT
Coaches thrush +" lima, H,Ttr , r cais To Chicago
IN Emismnt ira'n for me , Mrst >,v,.,rk. Tor
NeTaT 4S Si9 sa%rday nas oa sanaays
H. n KY - in Possac G. $50 10. logo the 1920
M trsii Stops NJ Rutherford Pa only on Hundaysh ~
ncoI lao = a 4;io = ~ ~, 2 NJ o n.y. rs 80 n M and
~ mdngn' G4b 1850 $40 TO- LOGO ll:JO M u noon
lao 3 3I6 $50 ago 5Au ZIP 90 5$U az s S5 az
7:3G, x, ~ p and IL mdnght NASn D. o''O ''-'
mon IA. ~ IL l:3i 7 D. ~. aui IL midnight
snntrn 6, 100 1920 y. las. 300 o. 6:lo m -
mnnrh sunday g. S3U lO:-O u III, l;4SI oiJO y IL" 'lN
- var,EieE 200 a M. 43O o. m. ,o ,oo un.
Nesparg ana Cornwall 100, tn' $780, 4-So p M sun
o Rsp SST and Kingston $3.50 sunHays $50
Goshen c. 100 8. 1920 S$o 800. $780, p M sun
dnyr O. SJO lU;2O b5u. ., H.. IN ,.o ? ~ y, S,n
HidGetown 1850, o. lo29 a M So am M and aso M
M cE eel Nth New YORK and OBwegO Midland HaO$l
" P SHn jsryls $50 lU2Oa AGO. g. p NJ suudaya
oV ga quarter 81 and quarter eE eah
bonT from eit5 p m and ~ iui1o anu an AMI
$1,000 Tor pansa aud for ApArtInents IA
lseuinR Conehes can be obtained ana oeeIS lu
~ a baggage be left al the Soi9pay %
H 30 S0i or 951 broadway, ~ " NJ ConrISI broOA'
ITn on Conpauy's D0ie an usv yor,r NJ 7.25 a
'Trl'rsRs trnna frOu the West A1A'' ~ - 49,
H. 1910 nn So s. EBBoTT. GEM PasSr ACT. NeW-forE
~opruvpN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
ras leaVe far ClOster f1erinons Anu WAC
Z s;sO $50 /, tSo. hSn 6s9 S;Sn tlSE D III
m and 20. Inc ll:JO y. N. train WIN
lteve 80 minutes Stth ma MopSsy $50 NJ $50 p
10 y. ABboTT, Genl PAsSr Aat' Ae"'Ao1A
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DO WhoTR II Mdp GoHreru

NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED.-Om
IN Unolled MeneV RetSSsr has REQ psnes Qntsset)
Asir. snVetsed fOfSuldecaS q Pssat bts3 f teeA
TAI sanSons a., F6fiobilPa1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
PROPOSALS.

OTICE.-PROPOSALS will be received at
the ohce Of the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
reetion, No 90 until May IA, 1880 for groceries
pionons and dry goods For full information CITY Rec
ord, for sale ct No. z CITY Hail.
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Cost ano fonno.


T OST.-Bank book No. lOS,g!2, OF tue Set.
Bank by June l. $780, application Win Dc mace isr nc"
boak-
oST Rank Roek No. 94,23O issued by tie
4 Manhattau SaytnRs Iustituton and payment OF the
1a. ina rem sfepped anaef s1n oaNge De eHecr ~
ssnrinr The sasns 70 the bank ga Brsedwy cefnes
BleeokerSt.
+ 0sT or gTOLEN.-Bank Book No. 81 $50.
Issued By herman sayiaes Bank. "a 'nS Sax All
a. arc caussened 90 neEotists sae sa,ns
t M MOI resIored within sixty days rvs ns Cd ~ ~
xs4tl apiInaEsn van ee nses 70 Sne sss~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE

FRY station IN New York foot Of Librrty.st.
Ferry station in BrooSyn foot OF Fultor.st- Jewels
Ccmmenure october G. ls79.-Leave Nrr.York foot OF
$50 n.-Ior Friuin gou Easion. Belvore Bethlehem
Hazeton WilbrsirarTe Elmira etc C,mnecis n function
Win prlITaTr lackaWanta snG NeSi ern iia!lr!Ad
Rps Lake, and axe Hopaicong rssiou, Allentown ILar
sciaH ~ DanyIc WilnpmAport etc.
1880 H. N or Summe' vile and flrminR,,cn. ,,t
Chunk Tamaqua Mahanov CITY, IIazlctnn Tunkhannoct
TEr9TFs TrIniHn hgiasS Columbia Lancaster
m ST., n i:risre sc,o cv,s Mountain
Blu Lake ana Lake l"patcoug. Fas0u Bevidere Aleh
W 40 ~ IN for Snrn1rry1llc ana rlr.,tn-ton
$50 j. -lniiv tor Ee'tn Alciio%n Maurh Cnu"k y;
Junction for h1avarc lA"ka"anhh AMI western ''a''
FOR For ,izabcil -AtG i:l5 G:ao go 7I5. 7:l5 800
SSa' d ~ az a. a. i "a ' 4i m" '5:76 5i :
els $50 7s7;Ii 49, sio. :l5, 1913. II. II r N. 81
and lneincGar s'ioas .; 80 p M Tor I','on Allen
Fer %cTirG"Ai IS. III 81 7l5 a.. ST. so, g:!9
10 Ioe. Iia D. y n; :: , $780, = 1880, ., ':jO ':i3
E'r rains T." c Fnt sr IN , 2G m az at
jersey CIV station 80 an from HruOAiYn and ino DEPOT
Jrracy civ
NETWORK AND IONG BRANCH DIYI-
Leave NcwYork foot or Liberty 81. for Red Bank Long
rrsnc ocean Grove 10. ll:i3 a m- l:5, l. ':lj
SAGE COZ nccton, nne IRON kGYPo.T q 4AL,AWA%
STATtN !" In' ur", AZ, rC ~ NT IL AIiSI NJ
GlEr with all trans
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave loot ofI4Dcryri .or rrr iS at sl5 :I5 a m-
VEN -JEnssN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ LCIyt %rN lnh tai iibrry. 81 L. X m j. 49,,
e:;5 a. 10. Fhnuc,lair Ions Raven. brnrsAt, ana
int mediate s,ai!"ns
lIsl Tor IONS le@r y,nsrana al station. Bay
~ ~ FOR I.iminIGal,. IoIs, Kv.T BaIncgat tucker
town L. l.. aud rh"It"lUlha'
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6teamhnats nnn RalIroane.
\ FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.

- FOR BOSTON AND THE last. $1,000
81 OOEACH WAY BETWEEN NETWORK AND BO5TOh.
Correspondence reduction 10 all other points East
Boston tickets good only tT continuous passage on
sftnmers and connecting train ns specified thereon
The mammoth paao' steamers BRISTOL and PHOfA'
DFNCE having been placed the line for the Cd 1850
PER % n r. foot OF Murray ST.. n y. m -. ,
Leave Brooklyn 1880 p Jersey CITY ago H. VIA ANNEX
1cket staerOoms etc. can be obtained IN NeEY ork az ~
26l 27l 4Dl b27 94. and 957 Broadway and 81 all
transfer aDd ticket Offices the
II, and board steamers; Nos ana =
Courtsi Annex Offices BrOOklyn and Jersey ty in
old stale House, and at ola Colony Depot
BORDEN a. LOWELL, ARentB New. York
GEO. /. COMMON. General Passenger Agent.
a LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
IA and DFAN RICHMOND leave Pier SO. Al Nerth River
foot ~ CdndH, week dsv 6p. connecting NJ Al
lany l~undAy morning cEcepep with trains North West
and Eat: StatoTO' warmed b. seam.
Excursion u Albany aud return good 80 days, 81
". ". EVERETT President
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fouscs an0 Rooms manteo.
WANTED.-By an Englishman and wife. to
w take care OF gcntemAns house while away; country
preferred and responsible. Address or call T.
Il. T.. 3iA East 14thst, City.
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Gin Real estate tor Sale.

CNOR SALE.-Madison-a 322, opposite
Lr Tyngs parsonage win be sod at "a, e oo add
onai ninrIvements put In dimensions l9xIo9e For Pcl
mite apply 10 L. SCIIEPP. l7S Dunne|st.
LIOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-City horses ~
IL choice locations at various prices ana CmpN
country seats convenient to the city, JASPEh T. N0
ING, i6i Broafwpy Room 81
NOR SALE or TO LET %,
H 81 MOORE at the once OF
Messrs FISK & HATCH, 49,,
No. NasSau-st, IRON
IL O. m. TO z D. m.
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oN ANpAPrEU ApRIL12. 1870.

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPKpNED EQUIP
- MINT, ANDlIIE FASTEST TIME CONSlSTENr
WITH ABSOLt IL SAFETY
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East Side.

an WEST 27TH-ST.. second house west 90. OF
Uroodwav-Iargc sunny front room, luInsneu' 9e0
IN floor. iii mo EN- uprOv terms feasolAOi@