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NEW PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GRANT
~ BY MARsHALL-This as portrait and a. work Of
the family OF General Grant and his
personal friends Major GenerJ Howard. George w.
tds sherman President Huntington. OF the Ma
tona Academy OF Design &c Competent canyasss wanted
immediately FUNK q WAGSALLS,
10 and IL Deyst. New-loTk.
XNANTED.-On a salary, as salesman and
w sole general representative upon the road OF we'll
gentleman OF good address tact and
business ability be thoroughly acquainted with
chmery and wellgrOunoe ed In mechanical principles
references will be required. Address
"CARPENTER" 4. %. Box 773. New York.
XVANTED.-In dry goods commission bust
w assistant entry clerk. Address stating age
and salary expected, y. .. Box l.012.
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For Young Ladies.-City
For Both Sexes-CitY.

% WEST 1.-THE Misses Jacot'
e)s) School for Young Ladies' and Children. Lessons pre-
pared during school Special class In English literature
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MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
WI VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday October 81 In
wing sti he flowers and
landscape, CHINA painting and decoration.
Studio. No so Madison-ave.
References:
MI Huntington President National Academy Of Designs
Mr.. William Hart N A., MT. James n. Hart, N. Al
Mr.. David johnson, ". A.
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A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
IA Low RATES.


A.-BosToN "A, ASp NEw-ENGLAND d.
Steamers leave from Per So N r. daily except sundsy
F.M. ropPLE General Passcaset Agent
Ycak H.kE nov WOW Wqsss Re NEW
ssssss fsss sSssy R s:.s.:
II f TaU G. No s,.
isr Isl pal@sn Ras eosehss . Baasis =
ssd s DsIS S hS.; SSo
second day GSnnssiins Toledo 7ss m .nz
81 %1psy Shissse Express. tor the ws.s soua rr.s
e: SHs sss
lssoR
PaIeTso. 5ts 5So 5so 50 oao !! noon i!S $50
Sundays s5S ssS 1910 iss ssSs %iS %sidnisSS,
ps e S 90 snd ~ S Sn o auI s
sightso ay., Sundays sl5sm $40 s;aopm.
az. srs,n s 60 sasss;. I'll i sss S 81
%s.xss !!s iels sunday: 4. s.s ,,...
RondOa. and Kingston and Montgomery an. sssopn,
'S Goshen S' ~: 1920 $50 $50 4.so ass
Hds seeSay ~ rs 1877 C9Ss $50 pa
Esss :. To- 80 e ':ss' ssnS,
Boats leave 23d st. quarter OF and quarter asr sour
f fSss On 70 ia e s"ss sS ssa 'n nu 1851
s s
sps S q o 5 b i ~ %
Ceur Brooklyn or e. the pspSY 1t 7ao
'SO i ass q a 2a iSS ocn psssr Agent NswYo
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chamberss Depot for Englewooi
Closter Piermont and Nyaek $780, 10 l. 800, 4, $50
sao $40. $3.50 p IL midnight Sundays z, a. and
Manuel; Spring Valley and Monsey T. loa. m, 4:5Op.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gcn1 passr Agent New-York.
EALL RIVER LINE-The Best Sound Route
l. Boston and the East Low fares Large and power
tal and BRISTOL from PIER 2s North
+ Genera pa''enser Agent
TOR NEW -HAvEN.-steamers leave PecS
e Z %s az. "a 81 10 ,A'
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NEw.YORK, NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. \
Trains Harlem River station corner is2Ss sns
I'LL SsSS SSs S
ssst1 S s;si WA
fsssd PsiSs% Manor and Ncw.Roche
&: Ts
Eew and sueld and Boston and ell points
Midnight train for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sss
daily sIscps n. MSns sn an intermediate .,
tons and 20 p sae Latter tram ss
sne wh train to Boston via Shore
r EHTGH VALLEY Acknowledgement
sH' Ss.ss 5SsSi Ss$s:S
&.s.ry sss
man s o sse eS.fsss Fsn ad
Ss5. sSssss :.
EssssIS once IL IL
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CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parents guardians Teachers every department OF
art and learning recommended ii. HESsE SO West 2isst
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NORWICH LINE. :
FAvORTTE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBosTON So.
WORCESTER $780,
NASHUA. 50 IS,
PORTLANDsd

Steamers city Of Worcester and "City of Boston,
Pier 40 N. r. foot OF Wattsst pier Dee
brosscs ST. Ferry. daily except sundays at 500 D. M
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 80 East 45th.st.
j. Woodbridge Davis. C. f. Phi. d. Principal. Introductory
TO all Scientific Colleges.
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Nem Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New Y ork,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;

TESTERS SECRET. A NOVEL.
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Money! The Arundel Motto" squre's Legacy" "A
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40 45l George Eliots Life. Parts Each..... 10
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand entra. Depot
$500 Rochester and M0nre al EXPRESS through draw
tngroom
$40 M. Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
with dining Stopping at bany Utica syracuse Roch
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
day
fO:S0 H. Chicago Express drawing.
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunao connects foe
Osweg0. -
an M. Western NewYork and Northern Expresa with
$3.50 p. IN, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
dra wing room cars
= D IN, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
'6 Louis Express. with seepnecars Tor Niagara
Falls Bunalo. cincinnati roedo Detroit aud st Louis
G31 N Express with syracuse and 70
Auourn road and 10 saratoga; also TO Montreal
Pacific Express with sieepinccars for Rochester,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
IL Night Express. with seepu to Albany and
for the North except SATURDAY night
ickets sale at Grand Central Depot. NO. BowIine
252 and AIS Brodway. and az Wescotts ExpresG
PARK place 7s5 and 942 broadway New-rork
1913 Washington and $50 Fulton Sta, Brooklyn and ~
ourth St. WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations In drawings and sleeping cars car oe
offices NewYork City and ~
1893 Mashing St. Brooklyn.
Paggage called for and checked from residence
daily All others daily eEcept sunday
these trains stop at Harlem tl25thst AMI
J NJ rOUCEY, y. H. AEEkEh-.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily snudays excepIeD TO Boston Of
W. pOPPLE, Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


..-..--, Az UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Ferries as follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg tie West and with Pullman
Palace Cars attached : a. and daily. New
York and Chicago Limited OF Paor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars at - a. every day -, ~
Wiiamsport Lock Haven m; b. Lofty ps sm sns
Centre and the oil Regions.
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sundy ~
arrive Washington l:uo p m Regu or AZ ozo s:uV
ana $50 m. l. $40 and III. aud IL night SUNDAY.
For Atlantic CIV cxrept Sunday through Parlor Carl
Loop m -
For cane May. except sunday. 1l;l0 a m.
Long branch Bay Head Junction, and ntsrnienitte sta
tons, via Railway and Amboy a ~. II noon $780, m
sunday, and p. do not stop at Assary Park
posts Of Boolyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey afordng speedy aud direct transfer for
Trans aTrdye From Ptsburs $50 and l2o 1890 aud
In.o n n, daily and 700 daily except Monday. From
washington and Baltimore $40. a. IN, E2o. Sio 800
5'So c.gO and 1905 D. IN. SUNDAY. O: a. M. 1905
D. m FROM Baltimore 92n D. m From philadelphia 800
6:50 $50, 700 except Monday SO gso $50 1870
900 iO;O5 1920 and 1920 night Sunday $50.
$50 60 7:05 81 ll35 a. a. $50. 1885, 900. l0;0y
y.
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A SCHOOL TO SUIT, selected from hui
~ dreds which We represent; cIRcU LARS and Reliab
Tutors Go and Teachers supplied. No charge
ANN school Bureau. West l4thst- n. Y:
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EOR BERMUDA.
WEEKLY STEAMERSr

NOR BERMUDA.
WEEKLY STEAMERSr
The elegant OF the quebec steamship Com
pany TRI IDA ORR NOCO. will be dispatched NV cry
TUtfRSDAY from New-NOfk bermuda raOcD"
from Newly ork April ?. Excursion rates so TO 500
For passage Information, &C, apply 70
A y. OUTEKBRIGE Il co. Agents 81 broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2O7 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between New. York and Hayre.
Companvs Pier new No AZ North river foot on Mortonst
AME..IQUE santelli .... "wednesday. April T. IL a.
81 GERMAN Traub ed II. n.
OLINDE Rodrtgues Wednesday Apr y, IL D. m
NORMANDir Frangcu " clnesday. ADr1l ~ a. m
Checks payable az sight amounts suit ON the Bangue
TrnnsatRntiquc OF Paris
LOuIs DE HkBIAN. AGENT. No. 9 Bowling Green.
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ol0f uN sfi = D. STATES MAIL srEAMERs

A Il.
~ FOR HS d6TUfEPRSSssH4oWN AND IiVERPooI.
Leaving Pier So " II. foot OF Kingst.
ARIZONA tuesday. April Z 10 a. m
ALASKA Tnes,isy Ri ri IL $40 a. M
WISCONSIN,. TUESDAY Mp,, = a . m
CABIN passage according staicroo $50 $50 and
in's SFFqcE 10 700 70 ssfESoAD%kY GUGoN CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
opdonl cheTooGrs Paris and liamI1rS
10, I L. s AS round 7 rs
at 1Ti aG p4css send fPS Sr o~
CEN Ni 81 rSad isl Y GEN PAS As 1 5iBwsy Sl
JNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
FOR 9UE sG AND 2n LIyERrh0 nha ~
GIN GIN Of Of SiGa THURSDAY Ip
CITY or 500 so and Idhg'ia o MS d" sem
evelng berths 81 extra intermediate, $50 sfLERAGE,
a2pNy to the ISM 5Asy STEAMSHIP T.
Phlade pha Once No. los south 4ih-st.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
yrwvo sKosG n2TTE T9 So SNS TSpEMEx
W NJ S%l Ill., AT Is i %SSs%
n fxcTcss steamer FirN Cabin $50 . 49, second
CABIN ''~ steesags at lowest s5 rates. Cream
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR cAl III sANp p,STS ISLANDS,
Fro" Ssr S$ i., Eli; 1901 81 S FaasSs
for sa ana aG Snd Mexico
From san Francisco lat and Brannan sts.
For Japan and China
CITY OF PHkl So Nlils ~atur ay April y = m
For HONOLULU, NEWZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
cry FSYDNEN sails saturday, ApdH H. 2 p M,
For freight passage aud general Information apply AZ
cOmpanys office on the pier IOOt Sqnast M ntenden
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
IA sailing from NewN ork and Antwerp every saturday
B.LGINLAND saturday. Aprll y a. ~
WAE- LAM saturday Pm H. $50 D. III
Saloon SOC; excursion 10 10 $3.50 Second CABIN
s5Ot excursion, 800 steerage at lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS Gen'l Agts % BroauwW
VNHE u. :. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
Maranhani Parnambuco, Bahia and Rio dc Janero.
FINANCE Wednesday, April ~. ! Az noon from
MERRIMACK saturday May % Z Robert stores
ADVANCE, Wednesday. June 10. BROOKLYN.
From Newport News Va third day succeeding NJ p:
PAUL +. GERHARD n CO.. General Agents ~ Broad-st
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BRITANNIA Capt Perry Saturday April $3.50 a. m
REPU bLIC, Can't irving Saturday, April H. D. H.
GERMANIC. Capt. Kennedy. Saturday, ApL 49, $50
CELTIC. Cant lea ell Saturday. A. r Is, p 3 N
From the White star Dock, foot OF West l0th-st -
RATES-Saoon $50. $50 and $780, Return tickets on
favorable STORAGE low Intermsdate Adri
attic ony $685. For inspection OF plans and other nforma
York r. J. CoRTIS, Agent
As'"'' ''' STUART q ToBEY. 4o8 wanutsI
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Jnstrurtion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
NOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
10 East <9th-st
FRANK DRIsLER. A. NJ, Principal
Rsfers q the Faculties Columbia Collage and eohoo OF
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EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from NewYork in
Apn. May. June and July. by irstclass steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS far INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES. by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURSIONISr. with maps, contains full par
tcuars. by mail for ten cents.
THOs COOK & SON. POI Broadway. y. Y.
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Art Schools-CitY.

u No l473 Broadway, 42dst 4sth year. Primary.
Classical departments instruction thorough
Terms moderate NJ. NJ. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN, Principals
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Dream Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE, U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N san from New-York regnlary
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY:
ETHIOPIA. April 4, m. AN HOKlA,Apr1l 20
DEVONIA April Is, a. IN. BOLIVIA. May 2. a.
cabin passage $50 10 40. Second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday, April 3, May
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 TO 500 Second class $50.
Storage outward. orprepam Sl5.
For passage further information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Ag ents. -,
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Jan I, 1885. April l. 1885. April l. 1884.
Flour. bhis. 1893 N l.223 $4,000 $4,000
Flour. sacks. 80 n bo9.H9I -. 1900.
Wheat. qrs..........l bIf,5O2 2I0,OOO boluOO
Maize qrs .--...-...l ly.iO$ Oo,OOO
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!" TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND0 ON SUN
NETWORK.
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~
NOTTCF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QEEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No 40 NORTH RIVER.
Aplll a.
UMBRIA SATURDAY, April II, p
Wuay hpri -, d mL
GALL saturday. April 70. 2:3O D. M
Cabin passage, $50. $50 and %luu
tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very low
rates Freight and passage ollce No. Bowling Green.
VERNON IL BROWN & CO.. Agents
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National wealth. in word consists of all physical
objects which may be used for sustaining and pro-
longing the national life And this being the case.
it is plain that any complete view of it must take
In not merely the present but the future; our
interest Is not centred upon the mere increase OF
wealth. but upon the administration Of the national
resources; individual wealth may be rapidly aug
mented at the cost of the future and to the detri
ment of posterity. The operation of the rule OF
laisser faire therefore, must be bounded by rea-
sonable regard for the rising and future generations
and the free play of the pursuit of individual gain
must be subordinated to the protection oil the
national resources and the preservation of the
national vigor by this principle we are to decide
when the State is justified in interfering with indi
vidual liberty.
In the second part of his volume Mr. Cunningham
applies the test to long series OF commercial and
n dustrial enactments passed 10y Parliament within
the past years. including laws for the protection
and relief of the laboring classes (which come in the
category of measures for the preservation OF the
national yigor) laws for the national administra-
ton of capital and the protection oil the national
resoufcrs and considerable body OF social icgs-
lntion having an economic bearing. These sections
ere interesting and forcble; but American readers
will I've more concerned with tie general principles
laid down In the first part than With the special
application o. them to English affairs carried out IA
lie second. 1t is obvious from our BRIEF summary
that tie fanstical opponents Of the American
svsfc.n who would elevate the theory Of free trade
70 tue rank of a revealed truth, viii find no great
con,.ort ia to pages OF wfter who holds that an
economic doctrine has absolute validity for all
fes and places. bat must he adapted to the partic-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
The Cabinet Ladies'.

Mrs. Bayard is somewhat Of an in
valid, but has the assistance of two
daughters who have enjoyed ample
social opportunities. Miss Bayard is an
accomplished horsewoman, and Is at
her best in society which goes in for
mild athletic sports. Both the sisters
are fne- looking girls. Mrs. Endicott is
a pleasant faced, elderly matron, who
has already shown wonderful interest in
meeting people. SLe has three daugh.
ters who will assist her in social affairs.
Mrs. Manning Is bride and that means
lots of fun and good clothes. She is
quite q handsome woman, OF charming
manners, and is bound to make favor.
able impression. Mrs. Villas Is equally
fortunate. in this regard and had a
chance to meet most Of the last dynasty
previous to its close at an afternoon
tea Mrs. Letter gave in her honor
Messrs. Garland and Lamar are wild
overs, and are not likoly to contribute
TO the round of gayety. If the Admins
tration continues to tuck itself In bed o.
10 O'Clock every night there will b.
oil her no evening parties or the absence
o. any one officially great at the late
ones. Mrs. Letter. Mrs. Laughton, Mrs
Yulee and Mrs. Niles are apt to lead
socially in private life during this nd
Illustration. All are we'll fitted for the
duties ard are, furthermore, widely &C
qnaiuted and fond Of elegant society
Mrs. Letter, who came here over q veal
ago almost AN invalid, has improved &c
greatly III health and strength as to en-
able her to stand such an ordeal. He
spacious home, the Blaine mansion, Il
| admirably adapted for entertaining.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
CHAS. w. FILLER, M. H.,
Physician TO Fire DepartmeI
JOHN j. CALDWELL, NJ. d.,
Author of ssEIectrO-Therape
tics, etc, land Member OF Med
fcaI Societies of New York,
Brooklyn and Baltimore.

For centuries IL h Is been contended that O
cough medicine to be effective must contain
morph!a, opium. or some other equally dan.
verous drug, and to-df nearly every cough
mixture in the market has for its base some
one of these dcsdly poiscn'. A purely vege-
table and at the same time efiicacious cough
cure has been considered an impos itility.
Tho harmful and at times fatal results at
tending the use of morlhia and opium cough
mixtures IRE of common occurrence every
where. and in every part Of the Union deaths
have. accord ns to the testimony of.physi-
clans and coroners, resulted from the use oil
these dangerous preparations 1t is for this
reason that medical authorities and leading
public men speak 80 Enthusiastically OF the
imr ortance and value Of the discovery Of Red
star Cough Cure.
Governor Mclane and Attorney
General Roberts, of Maryland; Mayor La.
trobe and Postmaster Adreon, Of Baltimore
and other we'll known officials CT Federal
state and municipal governments have pub
licly certified to the harmlessness and marked
efficacy CT Red star Cough Cure. Every one
will ind IL a safe. sure cure. 1t is entirely
freq from op,ates, nartOtc', emetics and pol
sons. 1t lie yes no bad effects. 1t does moi
derange the system. 1t is pure, pleasant
prompt. Sold by druggists and DEALER
throughout the United States at 80 cents
bottle. THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CoMrA
NY. Sole Proprie.ors, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
the Wornmen's Troubles.

The strike of the operators of the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company ended on Friday, the opera
tors deciding to go back to work unit!
some settlement of the arrears Of pay
due them should bs arranged.
There is strike among the Atlantic
avenue and Bergen Street Railroad
drivers in Brooklyn against q reduction
of their pay to 80 so a week. On Friday
the company caused the arrest Of mum
Der of strikers on the charge of initimi
dating the hands " no took their places
The miners employed by the New
York aud Cleveland Coal Company, a
PIt,sburg, on Friday, made a demant
for three cents per bushel for mining
Tne company refused to pay the ad
vance, and will shut down their work
GA Monday. Over 1000 men are employ
ed al those mines. The strike for Jbre
c4lts is now nearly general, and full.
ten thousand miners are idle. Coal TO
local consumption il scarce, and price
have been advanced half cent Pc
bushel.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
Conversation.

The leading quality to be cultivated,
If you would have an agreeable manner
in conversation, ia repose. If you are
restless and vehement, you will be
cons.dered ill.mannered. So you must
not fidget in your chair. nor gesticulate
like stump orator. These things are
e bad FORM" and make people wish
you had absented yourself. You must
avoid irterrupting other takers also,
and learn to control your temper, and
say as little as possible about yourself.
No matter how bored you may be, as
sumo the virtue Of being interested, and
look pleasant at any sacrifice OF SINGER
ity aud self.respect. Politeness exacts
at you do unto others at such times az
you expect them to do unto you when
your turn comes.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
Terribly Cold Weather.

Last Friday night, on the top of Mt
Washington, is described az having
been " terrific beyond description" A
northwest wind blew with velocity of
100 to 14O miles per hour, and the spirit
thermometer registered a temperature
of forty .eig ht degrees below zero.
Saturday morning WAS the coolest
known in New York in March since
1872, the temperature at 6 o'clock being
above zero.
Friday night was one of the coolest OF
| the season at Easton, Pennsylvania,
aud on Saturday evening the Delaware
at that point, for the first time THU
year, was frozen from shore to shore
The Morris canal and I,ehigh canal ant
river are frozen from Easton to Maucl
Chunk. At this time last year the lie
high canal was ready for navigation.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23

". Q. r. COlquhOun, Of Centreville,
celebrated his Goth birthday last Friday
eyeniug, when a number of his friends
,lled In orAer to congratulate him
o. the event. Among the number
present we're DR., George Palmer and
DE-. Smith of this city. Mr.. Colquhour
was IN good health and good spirits
aud claimed to weigh ton. MI. AND
Mrs. Colquhoun were presented with
several valuable Articles. which were
appreciated. Refreshments we're served
aud the friends. after dancing a few
rounds on the carpet, Messrs. McCul
Tough and Dalton furnishing the music
separated at a reasonable bour, wishing
Mr.. Co.quhoun and his good lady
long and happy life.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-23
The Dime Museu m.

Payne s. Jacobs, the proprietors and
managers of the Dime Museum, offer a
fine array of attractions for this week.
In addition to their first-c.aes specially
performers they have secured the
appear each afternoon and evening this
weeL in their new and original comedy
in one act and three scenes, entitled,
Confusion" This Is said to be the
most comical play in existence, and
warranted to produce 1000 laughs IT
1875 minutes. There is no doubt but tn,
engagement OF this superior company
will have t,e effect of crowding the
house at each performance. Ladies an(
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mstinses, as the performance is tn
same as that given in the evenings.