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girnmtoais ano Railroads.
eA5o tn eAPlTocA and RFTT

A "a so TO SARATOGA and RETURN
~. 81 90 to LAKE GEORGE and RETURN tickets g9oIl
during season Troy Boats citizens Line steamers -
or TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier a. Nors hi,eI 10Y
morning trains ior SOrth and vest sundays steamer
touches at Albany.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER BATLROAD.-COmmencing June - 1903
rongh Will leave Grand tcntM Dp- c.-o ro.b
S0oa.m Cafelil Mountain ~arAnFa Ike "lI, i'"D"'
ester aud Montreal eruress through dravirr room cars.
$40 m Fast Limited CliCaro Ky W. r,~ ~
arara Fails Ere cleveland and Toledo arriving Al On'Aso
lO1ia next dav ,,r. o. Canaan.
ae1D Rrchcstcr NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo ana i'l .cll
SDrngs connects for sharon ~rruct and layton
81 a m Western New-Nork and Northern EfPes+ WIN
drawing cars Also connects for points IN The C"tsA
m m Albany Troy Saratoga and vuca Express
trough craving connects Tor tatsAl MOUNTAINS
wa Caiskiil on S9iuidaYs
. M. Accommodation n Albany and Troy. -,
ST lons Express WIN ffe'ile cafNl.r -rih.'a
Tas Buffalo Cincinnati except -auryl Toledo Detroit
no m EXPRESS with sleeping 10 Syracuse and 30
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga. as0to Montreal. .
m. Pacific Express with sleepng cars ior hoorsler
Buffalo Niagara Pals cleveland Io.e'o Detroit chicago
= Iouis Vincent. also Clayton except ~d'uiiN'
IL n m Night Express ping 10 Albany and
Troy with the morning trains FOR tue west ana
Ttrkeis on sale al Grand central Depot No Rowing
Ereen 252 Hroadwav and a. Nestcotrs Eipross
Ofaces park place AMI $50 and S42 nrOadvay NeWl Ok,
and $50 Washington aud $50 Fulton sis Brooklyn ana ~
Fourth at. Williamsburg.
Accommodations I'M and sleeping be
procured o. the ket OfCesD New lofk Guy anu al
i9S Washington st. BROOKLYN
baggage called Tor and checked from residence
These trains run daily. All others DAN c'cP sunday
J. NJ TOICEY. {. J. MLLhIh
F'oro--f -u-oru'ardent General Passenger Agent
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Gllnalions rUanleo-- ftlaIes.

DUTLER or WAITER.-Private family: by
fom last er he s ves p S.s Ehs sHa
French .ns~s az a6o9 iancy salad, -ud lrut dishes al
CLERK, LIGHT PORTER, DRIVER or
v wATCHMAN-By = middIe-aged honest and
sober and OF temperate habits well nendod
"'oS 10 MAKE n'' J&IEs Weir 46i %. sl..t
COACIIMAN AND GROOM.-By a young
- nan y year. Of age situation II private l@
Wiling and oOEns ny OF country first class reference ron
{. T.. BsI ~ tribune Uptown Office 1898 Broadway
COACHMAN. GARDENER and GENERAL
- UsktE Understands tho oaghly the care and
Treatment OF horses 1nd G:rr.ses y years hrste.'s cry
address y, - Tribune Uptown 0ace, i,555 Broadway
COACHMAN.-By single man. thoroughly
islands his business IN eyery respect years city
Gail or address sW, iii West 2sth-st feed store.
COACHMAN or JANITOR.-By a first class
~ colored coachman strictly temperate not afraid Of
city driver 6e. reference. from employer Address
4. W, Tribune Uptown ONCE 23s Broadway.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a single
place ar.-s. roi.repees from former employers hon.
Mrs Hunt, ~ Fast tth-,t, NorYOrh
COACHMAN.-By gentleman, place for his
~ ooaohman, whom he can recommend In every way Ad.
dress 80 West 5Oth-st
GARDENER.-By a middle-agcd married
house and garden vors sd.i fs.rencSs hdSs., green
GARDENER JOHN. TarrytCvn. NY.
GROOM and USEFUL MAN.-By a Young
& % scst' w a" no Or o6c ssy haSE. nine
East 36th-ss
GROOM or SECOND MAN in private family
~ 900 city reference CAL or address CARROLL, ZOE
p0RTER.-A German American lad Of 10,
..sss' ia sSais o. S H. ses sa "- u"
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forses anb CARRIAGES,

-~~~-~~~-~-~--~~-~~-~~-~--~
COUPE ROCKAWAYS.
" Several desirable ones msdern styles one by
Rrewster Of Il hist J. W. RENWICK, 80 Woo ltsr-st
GLASS FRONT LANDAU,
" built by Brewster OF 47h st modern style In green
and quite new. D. '" hkN"ICh, 81 moOs'oI-e'
VIORSES WINTERED within one hours
drive OF New. York box stalls and every ecoomnoda
op ar desired. Address r. BULKELEY, Tribune once
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STARIN's
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once Pier IL, n r., foot Of Cortlandt-st.
Of freight forwarded directed any par
~ the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all freight
shsndse TO any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly hghtered any point
n the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II STARTN ana FRASTUS CORNING
for NEW-HAVEN leave Pier Is N r. foot Cortlandts
m daily. saturdays excepted
Freight for points D. L & " r r Pier ~
For New-Haven and points East Pier lG
CENTRAL sHlPYARD COmmuuipaw N. J-Drv Dock,
construction and repair vessels
Branch Office ave, 42dst open daily until D. u
GTONIEGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST
The only direct line 10 WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
SETT PIER steamers PIER IS y. r. daily except
Sundays, at o p
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Fer Providence " Ulcrster Naslna and All
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
Train Providence from landing a M,
Parlor attached.
Rhode Island from PIER
70 y r. daily except sundays ai 8 ID
Wat
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Duelness )r,D:r!o FJr SHE a1> u Get

NOR RENT-Ornce. Onc-half Of one Of the
desirable once rooms IN the Tribune Binding
InqureOi go, ,,..-.,,.,. r,.,.,-
GTORE. basement and s1b-ccllar TO let.-43
rutland & WHITING. Beokman.st.
TTO LFT.-Splcndid Offices. jth-avc, corner
i d-st American safe eposit cos hr,piooi building
Apply Oil lrrmi-cs
ITO Handsome corner offices in Temple
4 Court hy parties removing RON the c'T.
II LAND & WHITING, Hc"kulan-'t.
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-IANNoILN ANA kAILKOAD.
on and after -cp. lsst


AND rEiFFEHStg III f tTrs Mi LIHhr ROUTE
trains esv New York via Desbrcsses aud Corandt street
usr.6ufs Pi'ts6urg iho West and south, with Pullman
s" S'cb S S Of po Pns smoking and sleep
ing Cara At 90 n. eyerv day ..., r.,.,,
M SSaacc 1s s' CORY for usve rSrou%
usCmofe wssHiHTion epa the south. Limited Warrington
fipfoss of Pullman Parot Cars daily et,crt SUNDAY ~
T. srg76 "@'n anS 90 70 3.o aSd fr m and nst
= q"S "" 4 n ~ , AMI Il u.eGt via aodo
rof hdaate ~ ssocp! u9aay 40 am 100 ana 200
70, ~ @ass se Nav eS S1 eondav i'opm
S9F h.ss T s jons' 9 ana 'o'rn' ~ bca ,'29
40 So ano = m. on sunday. Alo aad 800 a IN
roa'. Of "Rraosy@ Rn"sI c"unsc Vim roash trsn,at
Jere{ cry. nnordins speedy and direct uAnsio' Tor
Trans arr,1e from Pu,ners go .nd 20 ~ 80 AND
Sashnon s s9d G3% og 60 and 40 1nSs 2 St.5
from Phnadrphia 40 20, C!O gao. s'IsrP!l MONDAY
90 730 $50, no 10 o. 10 20 and DO 5 p m. sunday
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
70 rEA5Ys T4cH Wy wFTE GS' 6 AYD on
soNDI rdIA 81 J > Il 2NEfw9Y6PE Hi LABEL
Dooh MEN1 AMb rIE iF,SsrFsr TINE TIM coNsI5f
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE 7AftIf
Express Transeave NewOrE cortlandt
$50 -, J. so % and IN 1imi,ef' l.. 1l1oa 20
$40 4. 3, o. and p H. and !. night suntavs 6l5,
80 Limited and lOa :. d, afi @p and j. night
Trans leaving New-NorG daily. except sunday. $50 =
'Oand ll.lOa IN l. 2. 4. and ~ connect a. IRON
Camden.
Returning trains Broqdst station. philadelphia l2ol
3l5. $50. I, AS feIcept Monday o51 $50 go. 30
H. aud J. I iutei EIpre-. 1880 and 2l p m., l.
3 %, o. 63n 74o 745 and ON sunday l2o', 3 IS,
%. 4. . e.3Oa 90. {. 500 Limited. $780, 80. As
and = p m. Leave Philadelphia Camden. $50 a
dalv except sunday.
Tcke, Of ccs i3i 1q and 0H broadway I Aston House
snr loot nesbrosso' and Cor'ani Streets Court.
~ BROOKLYN Annex station foo o. Futo0.'t.
Bushs Ilute. HOOnken station. Jer-rT
EmIgrant Icket Once No Battery Place aud Castle
bARsage from hotels ami residences
CHARLES r. PUGN. ). r. WOOD
Genera Manager Genera Ia,s'r Agent
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston All from Grand Central Depot.
FLree express trains daily Sundays excepted TO Boston al
n p M. tparlOr attached and 10 with palace
Sleeping sundays At 10 p with palace sleeping
fsrs Newport express lesvee Crane central Depot At
1 " lie liant
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DrfesmaHinI.

ORESsMAKER.-By q young GIRL who has
s, .S,ss VIII sr..s%..s, ., t.sts sg liss .
e1aEstos " diSsssai nssh sssi. al N a9afs4s
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6slp hoanteh.

From a DRY. GOODS JoBBING HOUSE.
The Eonapfuu WOrsied Co. Of Boston, Msss having De
cded D house IN New York Tor ne sac o.
their celebrated brands Of sIAh LIGAT kniTTLN s
SPLIT ZEPH YRS &c want active nrstee.s saesnan
knows the retail trade Of New YORK and su0unoas~
30 take charge Must furnish best OF referenno
Address GEORGE 7. HALL ILeasureno
Cbsunocy-st- Dosssh,
WANTEb~-Cap-eover psra'eypssasrwvvss
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Din Real Colnlc for SHE.

Az ELEGANT high soop. broWn-slonr,
y private house complete 100 n appointments "i hiHi
cft-s .rupaury pfi,e clean terms easy %" w"ha FNr
long lease in Ihr Tenant luu"hol hhh ih-'N w
the best manner owner ON premises, no agents ~
last iuthst
EOR SALE or 10 LEl.-'Ihc new l-stoy
stone house 7os Madi-ouaye painted and decor
aicd tLIsul hOut
EOR SALE.-Scvcral desirable properties III
i THIS vicinity sutahlr ,or investment
EULAND IS WHITING. . Hickman a.
EOR SALE.-An clc.'ant l-story dwelling
1 strictly frs class plum amt drainage perfect
bevee mirrors. MAI fopr- e.rcrc appu nts tau I
location apply on premises, 40. i'i West '.i't
If YOU WANT A GOOD HOME in one of the
finest Ocat on- tie city. examine 40. lois ana u-O
ON ave. between Mount Norris Par aud l-oihet, loui
stories high stooW Waterman on premises.
OWNERS who wish to exchange desirable
- country places or rms for an eesait
cltv home trd whit tcr waut ny e.. ~ iLe NO.
~ r7r-s Can Pee without permit For paiucu-
Lars. apply 20 JLRE. JOHNS ~, lr." Pnt-st
TWO FOUR-STOKI PRIVATE DWELL
1 INGS .our corner. ON 5f'-9vs. near Mount MOTIFS
Park NInc sod llw price a. the nor ne a.
Paric king FOR fine residences QUA see these
" ii HBOEN~ e MELH0-E lob 3d.lyc.
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I'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as ~,
4 NETWORK. LAKE pr 2 AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrans ements Of trains from Chambers't Depot
coaches 10 Binghamion. T.mlla aud Rurao ei-eTns
6p m daly. - Louis Limited rpfes' extra charge
ii fast ume-PulWan Sleeping Coaches 20 Hnfao arriving
~ ~ Niagara ta1f % m Hamilton ont iu3u . nif
ieuot s:A J. mi Salamanca 3 mn 'levclani log ~
81 m Danyl-pscnc F,pi Tor ne es 4 solid rran u
ulnan lisy and leepns oa e- ~ bnfhamioni mira
bnnsio hlsfaIa hans cincinnati and Chicago Hotel aud
e Iunei snosns ose l 20 Chraeo
Hutheifufh and papsaic A. 40 1920 ~ ~ Noon
lao 200 44V $50 Hl0nn 100 l0'n n y sht
at.,rS ~ s,,t, a. t,' ri ,.. vi I'D. 40,
sid ioobog ,5a g.iR ipao ~, odd rlarls, srs
fsvst sel patterson VI. tbt.,o a.ap ii.ane,. 7ip
..Y ~ tw ~. r.. a. ~ ang n nhl"isht SATURDAY
a. "i"sh, eenAafs sib mo iugus 80 lac pln 80 aud
Na,ri,s Zoo 10 5usmasnFta sti,d.ts a1uaH
hrNbH't $50 '"'h~An fhbpa ~ $40 t1h @ q hh Sunday
hu.iuat aHi knss,ea sad Montgomery . IA a.aop 81.
Gosnen IA zoo 90 -oa a. $50 s.ko saOa slbp IA Sun
day q a. n.au 1910 - az o. so o
hddelowu5a lauO lu4ua ia 500 $50 . pm SUNDAY
ts connect siin Nov fars tnean1 and Wesisra hlSsi
a. MalnsL Tue q ~ tialn Slope al Aae-st on{ 81,
foi Jei We ti'u loA" III 1hO hlo VA huhib h''o
Boas leave quarter of quarter each
iOab p m to 10 a u every hour
iEets for passage ANA apartme Drawing Room and
nos 2tI' iOi or BE- sTosdwsy isi We,tst. n Z. NS3
kIpess trains from the West arrive In NewYort az lao
'''O JUN r. GBBofT. GEM Pas,'r Agent NewYOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSkY
i{a aaas suad G n n and 7isS@ '1v
SUNDAY fi6aaN n. ABBOTT. Gem Ps"I AGENT Nsw-YOrE
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N INV NJ LIZ po9rI P IN ~ ~
&OUNIA rs without transfer. city Of Worcester ths
fvOre leaves Pier No 40 NOrth River foot -
Tuesdays Thursdays and ~sturdavs
end the popular city Of Boston Mondays Wednesdays
and Fri,af>
limited Excursion Tickets AZ reduced rates State
al ZO7 Broadway and al Pier 40 81.
Terior advantages are offered by his line AZ FAST
lREID LINE. Two steamers each every weekday.
or Informal on referring passen height apply
10 q. ". BRADY. Agent.
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EOR SAL E.-Ouc of the most desirable pcws
i1 West P.e.Hrrrriln Clnr'h g. 80. tDr Paxtons .
For particulars inquire of
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Gin prop.rln % Ect.
Adjoining MaGi,OR-aVe. on Jlih-St

erpFRRry BUILT. EXCLUSIVELY FURNISHED
H5T NEPTNh,yJllE I3C i * ~ 70 cp
ABLE PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY HAS BLLN RI
d. Id ID ONLY -J.OUO.
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fotels
MANSION HOUSE.

HHpOktNN HEIGHTS.
tucctv opposite Npilst. n. v. -Four minuirs walk from
ulttt ~ luft tttr trf tru ltttu tthtiotH ~ i'a
ut able tHus trttt fen ii Aud uttfit lut 200 rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

1 LADY of experience makes purchases and
u engages servant the latter specially Cl1rg mod
craze AG IT, Tribune Onice.
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. ~ lUharisred by The 5tate OF Sow forkl
X. ODELI, PRECEDENT T. V. OPf~' l. treasures
W. II. PHOS-EH, secretary. II A. AELLOBG, AstJraN
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ hODEL FAST I'M To III WEI,
Win Philadelphia Baltimore and NashngtOn
Trains leave from pennsy vanis r. r. Depot -.
except Sunday for Washng and all points Wesa
y m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS. through sleeping
toeches 20 chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects io nj
u MIDNIGHr daily for Washington and all pQints West
For Time Tables, Tickets sleepn BeTths and BaZgsgs
apply Office Il. 80, sol aud ltV
z.tonrt- ST. Rrookyn PENNEY yanla lalIoad
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Tickets procured foot Ltbertyst, Pier No 8
ortL RveI a. l62 2o7 2572e1 al 944 and l323 Broad
Green f6s 3os East % and principal Hotels IN
Rev YORK City In Brooklyn al Nos CouTst l01 Broad
way s3S sb3 Fulton-st 2l0 MsghatiaRs De Kslb-
ave- 1872 Auantio-sve In HoeSken 2H Weshhgopst,
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels OF residence % destination.
General AGENT Gen Pass and Ticket kgt
BAJD%TE G p Azt. he Liberty ST. y. Y
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n FutGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passonge

trains depot foot Of CofAndt and Dcsbrosses sta
~ giO M $40 and p Tor Faston bethlehem, Allen
hovn nealing, Msuoh Chnnk. Nteseetrc, lovands, Wa
thtoufh ooAshes daily Local trains at and 40
L.. Tor Tassnn Iethlehen aud topRy,
Jrsns lraviuF nj kiln N. and 40 NJ CONNECT Tor
al pnints in Mahanoy coal regions sunday
brpins Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Nanch Chunk
Fashs,ai Tastern onoo M 2gb nroadray
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In addition to this, the publishers
agree I" g i've you an equal opportu-
nltV free In their Grar PriZe Dis
.ributiOn, in which S75 900 (seventy-
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'rihuted free to all new subscribers
to the World MAGAZINE. The COM
pany ntfnd to distribute the SIS 600
free to their patrons merely It's an adj
verti>ement The prizes will be dis
trihuted fuirly b, committee, and
any subscriber to The World NJ ga
zIne can secure a Grand Prize Sub
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No eloquent thought and no fowery
word,
/ hat the most of you, listening Cnrap-
tured. have heard
| Could allure me from yiands so tempt
ingis spread
That I've missed the extenlpore speeches
you've read.
p n. anAe basrkI i-esszs ,z--esc~. ~ T. esss-
thsme divine
The women we drink to in bumpers of
wine;
So threw do~n my napkin, my fork,
and my knife
| To speak t. the toast of "The Editors
WIe."
And Of course you'll agree since our
wives are all here
To brighten tie scene and partake OF our
| That the best Of all angels kind heaven
has sent
To bring a man sympathy, peace, and
| TO add to his j ,ys and to lessen his woes,
! To sew on his buttons and 20 patch up
hi. hose.
And to smcothe out the kinks a, the
Wriuk les OF life
Is the idol We worship: the editors vile
| When the editor comes from his Office
al night
Al very late hour. in dubious plight,
The impression prevails and the sto' y
is tOld
That an editors wife can be always ca
jO!ed
| With Ii l. about "bridges" nd 'broken-
down press"
But we who have been there are free tc
confess
That W hen husbands are late and sus-
| piciOus are rife
1t is best 10 own up to the editors wife.
All such fables are cruel, and men are
unklr1
TC libel sex of such generous mind,
= sex who economize ali through the
year
That aOe may afford to exhibit them here
The women who scrlmingly, patiently
For the annual feast at three dollars pei
plate;
For all The wild Joys in the circus Of life
| Y banquet seems best to the editors S wife
B at all jesting aside-since dimly sur
That tue ladies regard me with sinister
Who more than the wife of our bosom
de- erveS
The sweeL veneration her beauty pre-
serves?
And the years may 90 by and our heads
| may grow white.
Her beauty grows ever as pure and as
| bright
AS when she faced poverty, sorrow, anC
strife,
And blessed our estate as an editor's
| wife.
=
You may drink to your trade and your
creatures of fame;
I raise not my glass I'LL I hear her sweet
name:
'Tis to her who alone uncomplainingly ly
bears
The all of her sorrows and most of oul
| cares.
Whose wealth of sweet influence subtly
inspires
Our grandest achievements and mobiles
desires;
'Tis to her I would drink-our com
panlOn IN llts-
Gods best aspiration, the editars wife
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'RG RAILROAD SCH ED.
4 ULEIN EFFECT Nov. Is, 1853.


Trains leave Petersburg Washington
street Depot as follows:
Passenger trains. daily, l2:42 and 3:46 p m
Daily, except Sunday, l0:4S p IN
Freight trains daily, ex.
cept sunday, 600 m; $40 p m
LEAVE WELDON.
Passenger Trans, daily, 2:25 am; 2:5l pm
Daily. except Sunday, 6:5 a III
Freight trains daily, ex
cept Monday, 500 N
Freight trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday 1:10 p m
Train leaving Petersburg at 3:46 M,
stops only at Belfied.
Sleeping cars and first class coaches on
mig bit and day trains.
No change Of cars between whining
ton and washington.
Through tickets sold to all Eastern,
Northern aud Southern points and bag
gage CHECK ed through.
Passengers going South will purchase
tickets and rheck baggage at Washing
ton Street depot.
Passengers going North and stopping
at Petersburg, will claim their baggage
at washington street depot.
Freight trains on this road are intend
ed exclusively for freight, and no pro-
visions is made on them for the comfort
or convenience of passengers. Persons
who travel ON these trains are specially
notified that they are liable to delays
inconveniences, and risks not incident
to passenger trains.
Agents are not required to open their
offices for the sale of tickets for freight
trains. Nerth b md freight trains wi
stop all night at Mt. Airy. and all pass
enger~ will be discharged at that point.
w. J. Brown, r. M. SULLY,
Disp tcher of Trains. Gen. Sup't
W. P. TAYkeR, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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- LAND IITLELS
AND HIGH INTEREST.
Wilmington Star.l

We were interested in long article
in the Raleigh Faftntr and Mechanic
upon the detects il the laws of North
Carolina concerning property. II
seems that ia many Instances it is
very difficult 10 oDiais good title.
This Keeps uut foreign capiiai. Un~
der the present laws ineiI VIII not
letld money 10 iatniers taklrg uIUri-
gage III : uarati, tt, OF payment. Nurtb-
ern men WEO are Wiling To lend
ErOney iG Nrrtil Carolina at Il low
rate Of interest are deferred from do
lag SO toy the tlouble Of obtaining
valid titles. The Illustration fur
nlshed by the experiences of Col.
BurgWyn, of Henderson, Vance
county, is a good Que. He went 10
Boston and made arrangements with
capitalists to establish regular bus
ineSs for The mutual benefit of farm.
ers and themselyes-they to lend
money upon three and five years
time and the farmers to pay low
rate of interest, the principal to be
returned when due, and the loan sat
isfactorily guaranteed. But the plan
tell through because of the very de-
fective laws governing titles in North
Carolina.
The Northern capitalists caused
their attorney to examine into the
laws of North Carolina and the re-
suit was he propounded to Col. Bur-
gwyn, who is also lawyer, series
of questions concerning titles, etc.
The answers were in accordance with
facts aud this led the capitalists to
decline lending money in North
Carolina. The President of the com.
pany wrote as follows to Col. Bur
gwyn:
"DEAR SIR: After a long and
thorough examination of the statutes
of North Carolina, our counsel ad-
vises us that in the present condi.
! ton of the laws relating to titles il
will not be safe for Us to make any
| loans in that State. / presume thai
the practical risk is by no means al
great as it appears in theory, but /
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Some years ago one Of MIR LELANDs farm
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state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or lump appeared Oh the injured limb. Hor-
ribe itching of the skin with burning and
darting pains through the lump, made life
almost intol;rable. The leg became cncr-
mously enlarged, anI running ulcers formed.
discharging great quantities of extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was of any
avail until the man, b. Mr. LELANDs u;rcc-
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RlLLA, which allaycI the pain and irritation,
healed the sores, removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to Use.
Mr.. LELAND has personally used
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