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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09
TTNION CARRIAGE SHOP,
AT ALBA, PENN'A.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
aud Wagon manufacturing business in all its yar0us
branches in Alba borough, in the shop north of the
Union Hotel. His foreman in the woodshOp will he
Nj. REYNOLDS. who is well known to the pe2rIa of
this vicinity having been in the business for the last H
years. lie viii manufacture TO order and keep constant
ly on hlgd the latest styles Of Euggys both ton and
open Platform, Democrat and Skeleton Wagons Sleiphs
Cutters. &c. His work will be done by the most ey
pelenced wGrkmen, and great care will be taken in pro
curing the best timber and the most substantial ma
teras, He intends that the work turned out at his hop
for style durability and cheapness shall not be eycccd
in the County. REPAIRING Of all kinds done with les.
patch, in subtantial manner on reasonable terms
Give 4 call. JAMES MCINTYRE
Alba, Bradford County, Pa, eb. 90, lsCG.-Iv
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09

Respectfully informs the public that he has purchased
TINS weknoWn Hotel and taken possession Of the same
The Ward House will be thoroughly repaired ana re
furnished and no labor expense viii be spared 70
give satisfaction to guests
The travelling public and persons visiting Towanda
are requested to continue the liberal patronage which
the Ward House has hitherto employed. Having had
considerable experience in the business ne is conaeHt
that with strong determination to please and with
strict attention TO he House, he satisfy the reqgir
MolLs Of those stopnins at the HOUSE. 2aL-cE.- Z
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09
II II L INSURANCE COMPANY or
FARMERS MUTUAL ANCE
4 COMPANY
oF MIDDLE rENNsYLr.vIA-
oGtce in DanyiTIe, Montoas County. penna

Capital s257 0oo co
ne Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Mid,
Ole Pennsylvania Incorporated by the PcnIsyv1nfY
Legislature IN the year ls5y for the Mutual Insurance
oi Connty property only, and Immediately thereafter
Geneed lis operations on that principle which has
All losses have been promptly paid ont of the Prcm
pS collected on application fer insurance without max
ing any assessments.
The Insurance Of Country proper y only the low rates
charged Tor Insurance and the prompt payment Of losses
are deemed sufficient recommendation Of the Farmers
lainaI fl'c haRl COaPaHy OF Middle Pauns Iva
MA, TO all owners ci safe class country property.
p. JOHNSON, Sec'y. Wu FILvEr Pre-.t
{. N. MANNiiLE
March ), go. cont Tur,arF, y,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09
ARSHALL BROTHERS


Stock Of
HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLIMENTS,
BLACK SMITHS TOOLS,
and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also a large assortment Of
Window Glass, Sash, Paints Gil,
Putty EarEishes, and Paint
and Farni5h Brushes
Of all kinds which will be sold for the oWe- Cash ilice
Also, fine assortment OF
KEROSENE LAMPS
OF every style and pattern TO suit the publ.
Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and Fluid %
Kerosene.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing OF all
kinds OF
TIN WARE
JoBBING PRouPTLY ArTEHpFD To.
We have On hand ine article Of
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
with improved self sealing corlls and
HERMETICA SEALING CAMS,
which is one of the best cans used.
June
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09

JAMES 0. FROS : Z


9 quo .t T.. a,,... % at '1o Ff's.a q. pr
the store oa The =9atl side 81 tla Public square ir
merry occupied yy CHESTER WELLS and als2 the
@ e, M - So @ - Ji % ,acI - ~ y, 49, ." l- G -.-s
nov. the largest and ls, Furniture Ware Room To he
i'nna .1ls sioe OF the city Of New York Aud he would
t AMI Lt .t gf T,itI - - .i IN III 3s
H., ar ~ be- f,l, f Northern pornsyvari, =, ,gl,f.f
..'zta, al if,.' riII 3 10 - - i -, - n -.
pn.bcstor rr r-,,f,.,. t5. -, r 49, 49, '' w -, % ~ "a
ti,, on NJ lii nil ~, 81 ! af - -. go, -
~ ..Ia an & ~ ,1,: ~ Sl ~ y -g"t PICTS .'n an"
claiitl- 'f ,..,Is '' va 80 nv '--
l'SlL,S a.. S+,ls ", 3 -: - e.. ;, .,~t -
MARBLE and WOOD TOP CENTRE TABLES,
MARBLE and WOOD Top HALL STANDS.
DINING and FyTFESIOT TlgI.-,
.~,pDT,pTrs
PIANO STOOLS,
DO'AAO U.s. STANDS BEDS I7AoS' &C., &c
cheapest and go5d as tie best. - . '"''' '-s
Enamtled Chamber Sets. also Oak Chestnn, and
Walnut paTIcr sets in Hair cloth Da,n4sly NJ, GU
and Reps. at prices which defy competition. Also
EASY CHAIRS, and ROCKERS.
CAMP CHAIRS and ST0DIS.
po,l-D ~.
'ot - No.
WHAT A0TN,
IRON BrDSTF, rs
nam 49,, =, ,rr~sr, -, ,,--,,,,-..,
nam -1-~ II o> >! - 4LE7Ns-''
IALi~is4 Carriages,
CLn57au's Cradles r... ,,,.fs
'VIlc,T L00Tr%G %---',.'-,s' c5>ss pI ,res
"1rI1TyGs I1..1 I,-ti...-.''
PHOTOGRAPH UYALS,
STEEL EEGRAVTvGS.
-, '
III ~ ' & ~ n, ~ .-'5 ID lie me usually TO be i'ana IN
A.EN.c furniture as usual aud warrant the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09

fAR. II. WESTON, DENTIST Office
~ in Pattons Block. over Barstow u Cores Dug
anu tHCiai4tI ) ora. liau66
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09
DruQs ann nle0itines.
1ARsTow & CORES DRUG sTOREl

RARsToW & CORES DRUG sToREl
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS,
AID NEW PRICES!
The undersigned having formed a co-partnership in
the Drug business, under the name Of BARSTOW
GORE, at the old stand No. f. Paton's Block, where
they daily receiving additions to their stock, from
the most reliable importers and manufacturers, respect
fully ask ior liberal share Of public patronage.
large stock OF
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINEs
Has just been received and we are now prepared sup
ply the
THE PUBLIC WITH ALL ARTICLES
BELONGING TO THE TRADE.
3, RE VINE AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICAL USE
aslY. Full ASSORTMENT OF CONCENTRATED
BoTANIs, ECLECTIC AND HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINEs.
ALL TIE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
PARTS, OIL, yAESIsH,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
D'A''' ''- A'D '''A'7'
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND.
TILDzS's ALCOHOLIC AND FLUID EXTRACTS,
ALKALOID AND RESIN
III the Best Trugses,
ABDoMINAL RTER,s,
shoulder Braces,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS, AND SHIELDS,
Nursing Bottles Syringes and Catleters,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EAzORs srEoPs POCKET KNIVES,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
~
2rgs supply Bushes Tor the Eat and HAIR Also Tor
vinarsta.. H. rIlnsa,Ia Ea,1sre mn
Shade. CLj9lncys WieIs. 6c All Of
tie latest STYLES.
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
NJ pbrsf.f.o. .,,,,,f.3 d., ...,oorlo r,+ss uo5,.
ci6es and ~ r5 PTel"r6top5 l and scrgrs5c,v COM
pounded and prepared by Competent persons at ali hours
81 ne % ai{ Eo ana nG Gg 9o@ay % y inc ho@ lo 70 10
y n RAPsTOW w =. n. GORE
Towanda, Aug.I, 1868.
DD D0DrEp,. Crn np,-g cT0pp
/ bi'' J oI'iEI1'r VIZ "l''" - Ol'E'
Alreadyadmi1tedt TO be
The largest, safest and most approved
DRUG HOUSE IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
WITH
rr,-ror-.r
f.. s,,sE.
' ~ ''''' '''' "'''' psrur ,. g S'' ' "
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIPTIONS
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1n5urQnfe.
TOWANDA INSURANCE AGENCY.
II. B. M'KEAN

Agent for the following well known a4d reia9le nsur-
aace Companies
NEW ENGLAND INSURANCE Co.-Hartord, Conn.
AsETTs. ......244 ,O78 10
KENsNGToN INSURANCE CO. Philadelphia.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-09

Tnas is kept in any other Store in IoT1.
This Is a free country therefore it is tree tar al %
eheiC trading where they can do the best, T---.
the eros and sour looks Of old togy merchant. T1
oa g" come and see Ine-country as well a' .aea'-'
.1v-ss-sEegy person. rich or poor, high o- los, .a
gg. aEa invited 10 call.
At John SHLAN'S Clothing Store mex, door q -
1-=rcGT Dry Goods Store, Main Street, IOTaat- f.
i. I've wish to be understood. that We az MI.
1Loersold by any man, or combination Of mel.
&@~ 40 charge Tor showing cur Goods.
IOEanla. March L. 1852. J.te5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED HonIcIDB.-Last Fri
dnv morning about oclock the Of Mr. Avery In West
chester County entered at the front dOobya couple Of
desperadCes who up stairs forced open the doors Of Mr.
A. sleeping ROOM and unceremoniousy aroused hin from
very sound sleep by striking him the head M Avery
umped out Of bed half asleep seized tho ran aud tnrw h
DOWN The rascal being young and active however sop re-
gained his feet and adespeate struggle ensued NJ s
ing murder thief help the top OF his voice Ihs seoo
sconnSre aid not enter the ROOM bat held gnt r tns
other keeplng his person in the shade and tehng NE
ION IN ont the son OF bs throat ana soP hh nos. "
Inacx his brains out This responded TO by ashg ors
weapon and a spade banded % him. WIZ rn $3.50
emitting hn severely 10 the meantime the cIes OF MI
Aver were heard by his brother who started om his oed
and ran towGa the scene conflict The rasoas hearing sp
nToachng footeps made their escape leaving Mr. Ayers
prone aud bleeding the door Medical assistance vas I'M
sdstsiv called Su the injuries considered danger
ore Nj Avery was attacked in similar manner about two
years ard then as precsnton nae Oil ma wea2~s SEQ
old lives in very secluded spot and supposed keep con
siderable money upon his premises.
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proposaIs.
OKY1cE on
OFYIcg oy
ASSISTANT CoxNNARI GENERAL on SUBSISTENCE
~ 4 sr.r,-.- Npu.Ynnr SrnI. llhh. y

AsssrAyr coxusARI Orszn,L OF sUsnsTssos
No Z srATE-sT., hRw YORK, Sept no. -
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
N liz dupcsle will be received by the under.igned a, o'clock
az l%R Rny sF5RGs De- dyoSI
NV 600 20 Ss r P6RSMEss or PRIME MEssof the
crop hooped oak h bsrrels with iron hoops Me
10 b. from slni fail weight and thoonshy saied
Bidder viii state when their pork packed and the br'nd' also
Tie p % be received such inspection yards shall be agreed
200 barrels 81 s. aony eI,ra supehne Southern St Louis
TIE brands and paee 20 be snea N tn Pa S
3o 00o pound. Prime NEW WHITE BEANS well-easonea
sud dyte ie packed Eood bright, weeoopeed hourbAe to
90 900 pound. Of clean dry BROWN SUGAR IN barrels
BE- nd Of tie best IN use ior h purp9e snd be o hesdnea
200 ijSLL0Ss Of The 5rsi DUSTY ofPURE VINEGAR made
only Gdcf WHISKY free ro ali foreign sed and sGu.
thirty brbons's Of potash to neutraze enc ounce Troy
a9 si % % slon, capacity die sample st tk. oacs bach
propo.a us, sncY the Kind aud quality Of Vinegar Offered
q, sore zsr' for m Se 49, . b. delivered with the
PROPOSES, ani rrferrrd TO therein ,-,.,,-..,...
printed aPy Of tbs advertisement must Be aehed 70 each pro
po. and epePosa must be specific ~ roaPyns precisely WIN
N Each bid 70 hsys eoa,drIson must contain tue
We Tho sssy slI,Re ' Ss fulfilled seeordns
e il. tue purpe anl condition. A that written contract with
bond, q hs yslg' Of the stores proposed
The .e. ns place business. and the date Of purchase as
sS ,hs an. o,ssn,. S as sy All other old
r1arss must BE- oblleTsisd
other the furnishing ts p'ooas viii De saF.a I
The certifying On ass P U Srss ss T ppse.pa
The eaI examined sad passed upon BY parties from
tn. Office on tho part Of tbs unf ed states =,
The our ard vnssr viii be inspected the date Of
delivery and eo@psd with The retained 'mpes ~ 81 Inspector "P
Psymeais viii b. made 10 currency IT. equivalent as soon
cosiS,s are expected hold their goods whOu, to the
Unca si,,ss untl f,qairsd ioT shipn-ni tt , b
envelope sadr.ed 70 the underFnei 9na Raored
''''''''' irsve, Bs.Ge spd 4. G O s
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS
On and ate Monday May H. 1886 trains for Albany ana Toy
connecting with hoherA and Western trains viii leave he"lorA
a. follows:
1893 Express trun via Hudson River Railroad Ihe.as
and Teuthae through 10 Buffalo Suspension Bde "hh'h
liugtOn aud Mouiiea-
10 Mail train via Huton River srOad connecting a. AbanJ
with traies and At Troy North.
train via Hailsm -sItlsi ana
Fourave ng a. Chatham Ran Dad for Lob
Pied kcs Albany Nog and
Troy with tran io' saTasog spnng Ratsd Burlington and Mon
tTe.L
Albany or West and Troy with Montreal,
vith sleeping attached.
m EIprs, Harlem RanTosd connecting al Chatham
with Ween Road for Lebanon spring sha Piaeit al Ai1ay
and Mont ei :.
atachei and through Buffalo and Bridge wbons
change Of cara Sleeping Car day excepting Saturday,
through 10 ogtsnsbgrs, without change
Rome w and Railroad I'm. iIah WIZ run Oh sunday O0h
nection for Troy will be made ST Y. Albany
IA On train vi. Hudson River Railroad with gcsr attached
srvng Albany ana Troy the morning aud connecting with
"'-s W N"''' '"A WA r. yAHDERBILg. ye%Pr,slasat
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EEW-JERSEYT-
~ Passenger and Freish Dspo. N EewYork foot Of Liberty
Hampton Junction With the Delaware LacfaWanna
Railroad and Esston with the Lehsh Valley ha-
road and its connections forming direct line Pittsburgh and ~
W est without change Of
49, ALLENTOWN IIHE TO THE WEST
KTIress rns day from he West slndsyS when
rain 10 the evening - -
natl 81 Louis &C. with bu. change Of cars
SPRiN0 ARRAhBf MENrS
Corunsn May n. ld5-lesve New foIk o. follows
7am-EKpros Tor the We-connecs EasOa with train for
N,nrh ChunG NiilmspOrt Nilkesbaue. hshenoy City etc
8 O.. IN. for FemnztOn Eason. Water Gap,
Great Bend PitOn, binglaIutOn
n, m-Wessrn Express for Easton, Allentown Harrisburg
Pbnrh ana the West with but change Cinciaash
OF CHICAGO two changes Lous Connects Har
burr with Nodhern Central and Ph8jeph ana Ere RoBd for
Corry and the OIL Regions. .
u n TRlm-FOr Estoa, Allentown Msush Chunk Rsaiins
m@for Esston Scranton. Bond. BetbiehsHl
Msuch Chunk go
nl-For nOmryiAe
ni.-fcr Someryiile
n n--WEsrEKN EXPRESS TRsTN-Fof Eas.oa Ale
tow Reading Hsri sburs. Pittsburgh aud the Yves,
% pr Jerscy CITY 70 Pittsburgh every evening
ckets Tor te be oblaied the office Of the Central
Railroad Of New Jerry Of Liberty 81 N r. e. No Asnr
House Al Nos 2 SIG and Broadway and the principal hotes
JOSIAH D. STEARkS. SuTcfintcndrnt
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CORPORATION Nciircss

OPYics STRHET CosnissioSEE
No ~ BTosdwsy
U,O OONTRACT0RS.-P inclosed IN a
,,sd envelope indorsed with tho 81 the work and with
n.e. this bidder written thereon viii be received a. ihs Ohee
uutH WEDNESDAY. sept s. 1876 a, II O'Clock, g. NJ
regulating, grading &c. One
b-tN First and Eli nth avenues ,-.-.,s-,-.-.-.
regulating grading. ke hhaeHee'
between Third avenue and Mount he rts-sqlare.
For enfblae tterng and hassng Eighty '1hees between
Third snd F.ths ks1es. ,-- a.
FOR cnbiss snterng and tagging Ftsvsnas between sixty
frs AMI SIXTY. AIT streets -, ,.--,- -
Po curling gutsns sndfsgsng
srsst between Thirl and siKth-Tonues ,,, .. -,
Po earbing ruttehng Tagging EshythrdIeet between
Eighth and Tenth ayenusL .-,., -, 49,.
For cIgbiny guerns, and hassrs sefsn-ssha ue"eH
Pirst and second avenues. a
% snrbip gu,ng tagging secondsvsnue bs.ween One
One hundred nndtweuty tl streets
FOR curbng iteng and hsggng one hundred sad twenty
koin secoaa Trdsyenus and Third avenue from
eighth 20 thie
FoT furnishing one thousand cast ron lampp2ss q,
blank forms Of proposals. together with the sptcatoni and
.reernen,s can obtained tails eeDaed street Department
He"io'A' 'Ns' CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Street Commissioned
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C,UPREME COURT, City and County of New
NYnrk HEEpRICKs and 81 Va. kATi AhINEls GROs.

GIPREME GObKls lily anu OOunty VI Nch'
k-UHIAB HENDRICKS and al W. kATfiAHlNEIs GhOs
VENOR and ohsrsPuuhnt TO JugdInee OF the enp-ne noa
rendered above entitled action the 1h day OF o
LAMPS H. COLEMAN the referee named The said Judgment VIII
sell through JOSEPH MCGUIRE Reel Estate nctioneer th, IA
change No III BroadwSy in the C o. n"l on on
IN. September 1870 IL o'clock al tho lands and
described 10 judgment that l. 10 AH that
ersiu land situate lying and being In the sixteenth taie
Tss Ward Of the City ofkewYork known and dnu'hsd on
map Of certain lands belonging 70 Clement g. Moore 1reenwicb
IN the City Of New ora recorded In the once OF es OF the
civ County EewYok In Lber $50 or ConVeJacrs
5s6 and tbs number 6 lone hundred and de-
rrbed wit Beginning POINT 90 the nofbeIy side
distant hundred and seventy I'VE fset
westerly from the norihve Of tho hs avenue ana iwen
street and running themes westerly sng zoe hoithsry
side Twenty second wsniy i've ee thence on me
t angles with ninety eight iee eight inches
third thence sasery parallel Win twenty street
twenty southsry lire a. t angles with
Of begiunnsi ana also tha
tain piece land situate lying bengon the nortsfy side Of
and adj DINING TO the westerly aide Of
the numbsr 1911 zone hundred and ,!yope
bsiug lot distinguished on the said by
the hundred and sxywol and Is described As fol-
Beginning the northefJ side o. twenty
distant hundred feet from the northwest corner OF
the Twenty second street running thence westerly
the noey side Of Twenty street twelve Zee:
inches thence nerheJ line night angles win Iwenyecond
eight feet inches to tho center OF the bocs 0ewsn
twenty and Twenty thence esseIy and parallel
feet sx inches aud thence
Al ht angles Aforesaid tho Of
nnng said dendons OF the above described
Gland more OF es.-Nsw.Y ork, ssptsmbst 5 1905
'' ~ w - JAMES H. COLEMAN, Referees.
CIEsaELIra PrVR s.slaAsf AtsEagIs
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cstturss ano Mestinss.

A LECTURE on the " Republics a the Western
"A Iiemsphere Monroe Doctrine WI pc dehyetro "
WILLIAM b. WALSH. at the Coope Institute THIS c'yf
EVENING" Sept 1896 Commencing Of Socoeh ic~eV w.
20 be- had at tho door
NENERAI. SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
VI TRADEsMEK OP TIE CITY OF AEW,fORk;-Iae kesg,
- nsag N ~ s,cistv held Mechanics Hail. NO fs
Broadwsy THIS wednesday, EVENING, a 9 o'S.eeL
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Chances fer Basinsss AlsL

A NTHRACTLE COLIHERfES TO LET.-Propo.
~ al, vii ). received r. 1850 the Office Of
IL. PRESTON COAL And IMPROVEMENT CoMPANf' Nc
2nsI Wslnutst.. Piladelphs. ~ 49,,
" le easing Of JeI Lands and Coee embracing about
600 c Of and s heart Of the Mshanoy Coal ban ~ achuy
hill County Ps. 800. -,,- 800 ,,,. -, q, =.
MAMMOTH PRIMROSE AND SKiDMOKE COAL BIDS. .
above level worked by dry slopes tunnels aud ds Win
breske enes stock lmnsrs houses aud all ne sppurieR
complete working condQu cfape
of pdng Al present 100000 The isiAe
market not surpassed ~ any othe eoe
in the middle coal Zelda
Par.opsl inspection Of the mines invited.
s.r, ion mans plans be and detailed inoma
lion furnished office OF the tompsnySn Philadelphia or ~
m "a, announcement Al the Mines OF 81 the once q -
'A'' SNf r. W. SHEAFEn
Engineer Of Mines Potsyils, Pa
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Fouithava EntrAnes On twenty ssvenh-r-
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYohk; - -.
For Haven, 100 300 (EIl nJ)A nj AzI' kEhJ S"'
Ok 3s5. 40 and 800 (ET,l -, % 4, A
For Bridgeport 100, 800, (EI,I ID m L', lENJ wv
H1.O a45 80 and 90 (Ex.l D. m.
For Milford, and sratord. loJ lao 8 m - 40 m IA
For Fairfield Southport Westport L lIJOA m ia %so
m
(R1.1 3lS 40. $50. 800 (Ex15. m. -.
For Dsncn 100 O 30. II. 20 q N. ;345, 40 so m.
For eenvie6 on 30 IL 2I5 AS Az $50 $50
For STANFORD 100 90 OIL $50 llJoA LlS (EE 2l5
900, Gal s. $50. So G.W. 400 (EI-D "a, m,
stations W. NV i'' IA !
ais, az. 40 80, $50. 100 p. ,,o.,,y,
For Boston, via Springfield eO0a ~ TIL 1p tEr'aV M
FOR Boston Shore la1S. (EEl ao1 p an ~
For Hartford and Springfield 800 . tELJ l%l' @W UhJ
0op m =,
Por Connecticut River Railroad 400 EI,l l2l5p eMoa
trcsl 300 p TO northampton. -. ~
Eor Hartford Providence Fshkil Railroad 900 lELl m
l2l5p
fofEsv Haven, EewLondon and stOnington Railroad ~"
NJ AIS 800 800 p.
Foi Canal Railroad. l2lSp m. 10 Northampton
For BoUsstonio Railroad. a m. o. m
Fer haugatuck kAilrOad 6.0Ja 900 p. m
Dsnbufy aad horwsK Railroad. IA, l|e na AJy p m
JAMES II. HOYT. supt
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PARADE or THE SEVENTH. new parade ground
at Tompkins square win b, inaugurated this aerao9n zoe
nsradedril OF the It'll Regiment under command OF Col
Emmons Clark MAYOR Hoffman y III review the Regiment az
O clock Tie drill viii commence at O'CLOCK
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..,,,,,r, co..r..nrars.Ds ss's os 81 ssusi,rr-uu


10 4 STATE sr NEw YORK Apzus 10 1870
RSIY SUPPLIES SEALED PROPOSALS. (is
~ dIpratsl received By the undersigned until o'clock
EDEESDAY september 3, supplying the Of the
tult~4 srBSSTEkCE STORES, TO be delivered
heu. Yorko OF Brooklyn. a. follows. virt
900 pounds PLuO TOBACCO oa Grade not interior 10 tho
sris 40 commonly Navy Pbgi Th plug weigh
n.ry possible l pound il viii oay BE- purchased tar
p5i" ~,,., -,
f,f-rio 10 therein. -. l.. ....s,,t.
s.eed and the gross AID net weight marked thereon u
b. verified stripping sufficient number o. boxes, aa re
Tobacco Inspected and compared with the retained samples a. he
Of delivery.
paed copy advsr'een, must be attached to .sfh pro
p.a and proposals be specific IN complying precisely W.
al The Zach bid 10 have conderaion must contain e WI"
trns u.rauy of " r. ,ponsihle names a. folloNs
that should al OF
shall be duly falhisd according 20 US
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