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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-29
A HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND. by J,
a. palfrey IL. ID. In two yolumes crown Z

awe believe that Dr. Palffcy. has penetrated deep
~ into tho spirit Of American History, and has thu
given certain harmonious unity 10 the annals u
the New England fathers, the want Of which la,
made the narrative OF their fortunes, usually 70
lated by tho early writer's 90 arid, confused and 70
pulsive."-Neic York Tribsns.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24
THE FORTIETH CONGRESS-
rsirA sss.I.u.
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, Feb ~, lsoS.
The PRESIDENT presented communications from
the Attorney General In response TO the resolution
asking for Information In relation TO persons con-
victed OF violating the Internal Revenue laws.
Mr. STEWART, trcp) Of New, moved TO take mp the
constitutional amendment but
M. DAVIS, tdem.I OF KY, objected.
Mesers. MORRILL, (rep.) OF w., and SHERMAN
trcp.) Of Ohio, presented petitions for the amend
ment OF the constitution no ~ 70 acknowledge A.
mighty God 40 the source Of all civil authority.
- DuTfks HnnITTED.
hf. SnERhAN, rep.l " Ohio rom the Committee
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

The amendment was then rejected.
Mr.. HOWE, rep.l Of Wis.,, offered an amendment,
but at the suggestion Of Mr.. Trumbull Withdrew II,
and the bill was then passed.
BE enacted, Ac That The supreme Court of the United
shall hereafter consist OF the Chief Justice the
appointed additional sssocass uscs q shs said eoar.
nine erssng Judicial circuits there shall appointed Cir
cu Judge who shall reside IN h circuit sha
supreme Court allotted TO the circuit The circuit oours in
each circuit shall be held by the Justice Of hs supreme
circuit BY the Dsric, Judge Of district sitting Alone
he %s y aes 81
circuit. and more than one such court may be held a the
And Ss further snsSs rhs. nothing in this &C.
" Judge. ns cn Court s
clerks o. courts which each circuit shsi be
CLERKS % the district courts shai Be appointed BY judges
srS And Be farh.r enacted, That II shan be the duty
Of each Justice Of the Supreme Court 70 attend least
term Of the Circuit Court IN each district Of his circuit during
CREDENTIALS or THE NEW INDIANA SENATOR.
Mr.. MORTON, trepl OF Ind, presented the creden.
tials OF D. y. Pratt, Senator elect from Indiana.
OFFICES HELD ny DISQUALIFIED PRISONS.
Mr.. TRUMBuLL moved TO take up the bill to punish
the CRIME OF holding once In violation OF ihe four
teenth article Of the constitution As reported from
VINO shall accept or hold any once to winch he il in
eligible under the third section OF the fourteenth
amendment snail be held guilty OF q felony, punish
y aS n ST nc
Mr.. BUcxALEw thought that the proper remedy
for the evil which the bin was designed TO meet
would be TO contest tue sset q the disquaned can
the Attorney General OF the state or some legal on
Ger representing the United States.
Mr. TRunsuIL said the proposed Legislation Was
fourteenth amendment from holding or attempting
~ hold once N the southern states.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

to eleven years. Carried.
Mr.. FOWLER, trep.) Of Tenn. said the.bi proposed
whole business Of seal killing was Infamous. For
himself he would Just AZ soon kill so many babies.
(Iaughter) Senators might laugh. but the1sea was
. most remarkable animal. More laughter.) How
ever, he supposed the bill would pass
The bill was then passed.
CUSTOM HOUSE AT NASHVILLE.
The bill appropnating $4,000 to purchase ad-
dtional grounds for the erection Of Custom House
st Nashville was passed.
REGISTER TO THE SNIP AGRA.
The bill 10 authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury
to issue American register to the ship Agra
of Boston. was then taken up.
Mr. NyH, trep.l OF New. opposed the bill. a. be-
FORE upon the ground that the transfer OF the vessel
10 the protection OF the British ax was authorized
by the owners and that vessels transferred ought
not to be admitted again under the protection OF the
nag OF the United States.
the bill was lard over informally.
NEW YORK AND LONDON TELEGRAPH CABLE.
The bill TO allow the New York, Newfoundland
and London Telegraph Company to land their sub
marine cable the shores Of the United States was
M SUMNER moved to amend by adding section
providing that Congress shall have right to reru-
late by general rule the tariY for the TRANSMISSION
OF messages. Adopted.
The bill was then passed.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
on motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN the Senate iusisted
upon ~ amendments to the bill allowing TO deputy
collectors and assessorn the pay OF their princinala
when they perform the duties OF their prlncipals
and the President appointed Mesers. CAtfell Morrill,
and warner committee Of conference on the sub
SECURITY OF THE LIVES or PASSENGERS.
The bill TO amend the act TO provide for the
greater security Of the hves Of pssaenrers On hoard
Of vessels propelled ~ steam, was taken up.
hwas oiscussed Tor . tire, and Wsa pending
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

nays 81. IL il ~ follows =
d, ss .s s.;ss: ss ss TA.. he Supreme Court the cu
county q New YORK. and the superior Court cy Of
new ora snAn not hereafter have sd any alien
Mr. BROOKS entered . motion to reconsider. he
having voted In the Affirmative for that purpose.
tee on the New York Electon Frauds' presented 4
minority report. winch was signed BY kessrs. Ross
Mr.. BourwELr. trepl Of Mass, onercd resolution
that 10000 extra copies OF the majority report aud
ioVoO extra copies Of the testimony be printed for
COMMITTEE on Printing.
COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE.
M BOUTWELL, moved to suspend the rules for the
purpose Of reciprocatng tho request OF the senate
for committee Of conference ON the constitutional
amendment which was agreed to.
TnE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SrALpINo, OF Ohio. moved the previous ones
tion on concurring in the amendment made IN Com
.ss 81 .ne EN- whole last evening TO the Naval Ap
rns previous question was seconded and the
for committee OF conference on the bill.
THE POLITICAL DISABILITY BILL.
senate osvn o. Mf fnnsswosIH Al @ Tsp o. M me
were referred to the Committee ON Reconstrucion.
,nn THE BILL, BILL TO % srnExoTHEs rHE PUBLIC CREDIT.
bill 70 strengthen the public credit and TO egalize
gold contracts, on winch Mr.. schenck had the moor
ny y s o. p! Of oa wso
many difncuIties In the way OF resumption OF
specie payments. The mere fact that such : biz
advance the government bonds In European
markets II this bill passed t would have the effect
TO advance our securities still further, what was
wanted was distinct enunciati0n that the govern
ment meant 20 pay Its whole debt principal and In
tereat.
Mr. HrGBY, rep, OF Cal took the lame ground as
Mr.. Griswold. He said the Committee on Appropr-
Atons had been talking for weeks Of the necessity OF
economy, 90 a. 10 strengthen the public credit
bill and amendments.
Nr. HoLsAS, dem, Of md, moved that the blu
CONTINUED ON TKHTn PAag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

All whoshave real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
viii find it to their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper, and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found, not only in EewYork and all t cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as viii
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profeson consequently advertisements In each
read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns advertising medium The charges for adyer-
tisIng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. "a per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line About ten words Of
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

,o,,rrr cprC-rRosCoPE-The new optical
=, ,oat density made by Messrs. Chance OF Lon
A. has been used for four Of the ten prisms oontheu
a. et vIson spectroseope which is small enough 10
be earned che pocket yet % BSw sepnrat tqH'
the ID lines OF the spectrum widely sepal"'ou' -
TO PRESERVE MEAT IN HOT WEATHRR.-M'
,rnet states in Les Moldes that butchers meat may
be preserved in hot weather by placing 1t IN large
earthen lars putting clean heavy stones upon IL ana
coverino II with skim milk The milk will become sour
9 e0ursf DI b 5d TO have kept its natural primitive
freshness, even after eight or ten days
CLIMATE INFLUENCED BY DRAINAGE.-Prot
Ilot Dreotor Of the Netherlands Meteorological Ins
tute AT Utrecht states that draining Of the Harlem
Lake. In Holland surface of 1900 hectares about
s g5 acres has had the effect Of increasing the average
Summer temperature OF that locality and the adjacent
country by onehaf degree Centgrade and Of decreas
Inc The average Winter temperature one-haf degree.
SINGULAR MOLECULAR CHANGE.--While max
ing some experiments heating strained iron wire TO
redness by means Of electricity Mr. Gore observed that
after dsconnecng the battery and during the process
OF cooling the wire suddenly elongated and then gradu
ally shortened until unite cold number OF experiments
were made with wires of different metals and alloys but
in no case similar change detected: The amount
OF elOngaOn In the iron wire was found 10 pc ABOUT
2Oh part Of its length. During the process OF heating
the wire increased elongaion was observed at any
particular temperature, IhereIore Ine o T
straln but the condition Of cooling IL would be IN
terestng the engineer know whether many repe-
ons Of this process impaired the quality of the iron
The CULTIVATION OF TRUFFLRs.-'A French
journal gives long account Of the cultivation Of trufes
and the analysis different kinds Of soil lin which these
cryptogamics grow which. however do not show that
any particular composition OF soil is specially adapted 70
their cultivation although IL appears that they flourish
In those parts of France which noted for producing
good wine The paper states that uuthes were largely
cultivated in that country for the use OF the ancient no
mans 10 the time OF Cicero Trues although the COM
mon kinds are indigenous In Pennsylvania and North
Carolina have been but little cultivated 10 this country
To produce the best varieties even more care Is
On the preparation Of the soil than raising mushrooms
which belong 70 the same family OF plants. - ..t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
ION SALES OF TEsrcaEsTER COUNTY REAL
NEw.JERsEY-PAssAIC COUNTY.

The Morris and Essex Railway Company hIe lsahins
nnrcbaAes for the route Of the extension OF tne
road I'm Acouackanock township they nave purcnasGu
the absolute way through the lands OF ule hgsSIS
Panison Fredeficks and Snyder 90 feet VIDE IN Myn
township they have bought the way across the orIs
Paterson sales OF suburban property are the most IRE
0uen those in the portion OF the Guy Deng Ior
Mr. I Christie has sold 10 the Society Tor EstaDshng
Useful Manufactures plot 37K2S2 on the route Oh no
ronosed extension OF Yorkaye TO Markets., for sOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Rtal Gstat, TO Grtbangt.

A FINE New Jersey FARM to EXCHANGE
~ for Improved CITY Property. For particulars apply A. r.
SMITH, No IS LbsrtJ.'t, Room NO G.
A VIRGINIA FARM of GOO Acres to EN-
n CHANGE part for uhimproyed City Lots Apply oA r. SMITH
No s. LAberJ-St. Room No o.
EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for Improved
Il Property Brooklyn herchAndse-A COUNTRY STORE
DwELLlEGH0usB, and BARN Close By Railroad and Canal Ap
ply No 22 Broadway. Room No. l.
ITO EXCHANGE-A four story brown stone
HOUSE, 1850 Central Pak for uHlnernbered FARM
With good buildings, Nsn Bunswick, n NJ rutland
Co., No Beekman.st, ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
guusts AND cfams QlanttN.

A HOUSE WANTED, within 40 minutes of
n the between CommuupaN and Elizabeth prefgu,d
ate possesson privilege Of purcasng 10 good ke
hall acre or more Rent about bG Apply 81 Princes top aoo
COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-Good house,
~ well shaded 10 10 10 20 brook shd supply
water for house from spring requisite high and healthy locality
about hours from CITY by rail- and depot send fell particulars
A. y. O., Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Gitp StaI Gsiatt for SaIt.

CITY PROPERTY for SALE on favorable
~ o. about 100 LOTS beautifully located Of the
BoueysI bond aud mortgage Apply
to r. q. WHEELER, No 81 Csdarst Room No. g.
IF you wish to SELL, EXCHANGE, PUR-
CHASE RENT city country PROPERTY aud such ron
desire cali on j. C. FREEMAN l. Co., No. 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
BruOklpu gtaI Gstat, for Sale.

DOR SALE-One of the most desirable places
In Brootlyn being the third house Of FnbGTe EntbsL
consisting Of HOUSE, built Of bnt 90 feet with all
Improvement and TEN LOTS Of GROUND covered with
shade Ge within minutes walk Of
FOR particular, inquire of. OATMAH on the premises
EOR SALE or to LET, in BROOKLYN,
Il VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY
LOT and BUILDINGS BrooLn foot Of s,on part prem
iSes fnoun Baltic Stors $50 feet by feet font with pier
3l8 feet long SGO 900 On aud mortgage
HTentsd, possession eaH be given August L.
Address D. D. D., BoI No 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Situations mantso- -SIaIts.

DARTIES not requiring the exclusive services
Of bOokkeepe have their books posted and balanced
competent person small Reference Address
c. o. D., Tribune Once.
WANTED-By a competent middle-aged
w American position as HlGHrwATCHMAN ia respon.
bic establishment Wholesale store factory warehouse
from those that have knowledge applicant for
security required Call address w. No $40 Rs Broadway
WANTED.-A young man wishes a situation
w A. TRAVELLING SALESMAN for 6telsss Wholesale Drug
and Fancy Goods House speaks German Address r. No. SO
Albany, ~. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
ylusital Sustrummfs.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Barmore's
N 3l3 Bsekerst splendid warranted
Eve years IT pIs mdsls; testimonials from Distinguished ssts
pRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC
ID DODW0KTHS MUSIC STORE No Aso
place N Y.
IF you want good PIANO, cheap, call at
L. p CUMMINGS WAreoOm No Unionsquare Sold on Ia.
TamsBts rented suit Only look them be-
decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for TOclave Pianos
makers for s25 and upward New Cabinet otsaS ss aud up
Secondhand instruments from $40 El75 Monthly install
msuts received AID Instruments for rent WEOOmI No. l Broad
way. HORACE WATERS
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9tIp @antto.

ITO WOOD ENGRAVERS-WANT
hrst WOOD ENGRAYRR able draw bis own desgns Sal
81 200 Send specimen Of work w. No. LO2l WGuut.t Phs
dspha
WANTED-Fifteen STONE CUTTERS: 70
w months steady employment Apply WILLIAM GRAY TWEEN.
y-sesobd and Sansom-Its, PhiAdelphii, Pa
WANTED-FOr the United States NAVY
w sEAMEN and FIRBMEN also for whaling voyages LANDS
MEN stout young men, Apply No 6 WeItst
d. L. PEARL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

IN COURTLANDTSr-For PHILADELPHIA via KensagtsB $50
Via Camden m m Wa West Philadelphia, ~, $40
a NJ 10 q. I2iD . ~. 20 m. 10 night FOR
Baltimore and washlngoa-slo ~ 1880 N, 92o' m For
south South w est-8:fo a m. 900 D.. m
For THB wRsr-s:4O ~ 1850 p m m, pm The $50
Cnennsu aud Chicago with
Silver Palace Sleeping through
Cincinnati and Chicago without change daily Saturday and sundays
excepted and those days tTAn This the ODy hne
running through Chicago BY evening iaeL cDayJ
May 10. 1879 Y. ". JACKSON General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw,YoRK, wednesday. July IS, lscs,

Yesterday Messrs Mallory ~ blackwell nSlu
the continuation sale of building lots at
from the former sale was closed out at the prices
annexed: ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

~ iSLAED-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT on and aasr June
the trains will leave the Roosevelt Grandsl Ferries ooNs
m. Mail for PAtcAOgue and WAY Statona
10 IN. Merrek and all stations
k!pe Pa,chogue stopping Jsmsies VALLEY Stream,
Bai"Gsyis herek South and all stations east etept
wswoo Passengers By this train sill be ksisd through BspS
and Fire lSlaAd, via stage from PAehOgGs.
$3.50 Accommodation Saturdays through TO Pabogue
bO To Merck aud Saturdays through " lshp AlLas
will Waller for ROckawAYrhe and J4 y
M. will wi Fire Island r. WHITE, SuPt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
sUMMRR ARRANGEMENT


COMMENCING MAY 10, 1869
Passenger Station 10 heSlo Of Twenty
fourth-are. RutrABcs IN Twenty-sevcuthsL
b TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For NewHavcn and Bridgeport tEH 30 l2l3 tEGl
tkLl 3:t5, $50. $50 and (RI.l p. m
For Milford Srztfcri Fairfield Southport aud WestpOH II %
m. 3;45 4;J. and $50 D. m
For NorwaL, (Erl 9 '9O i2;lS CEI). CEIl 1.S.
$3.50 tbI.l, $50 6gl aud (Er.) p.
For DarieR. T. o. ll;9Oa Jis 3D. 53n ard $50 m.
Por Stamford Z. (EIl q llao l23 (kI) 23 BLl,
945 $50 (EI). At5 $50 63o 7.l5 9 tBIl p
For Greenwich. :, g. 1880 2iS JAS as $50 $50 I:i5
m.
For Port Chester intermediate stations At li:9QA n ais,
3A5 4.tS $3.50, $50. 7il5. and $500 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston, via Springfield. a m. tBTl J. (Brl
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2;l5 tEI),
For Hartford and Springfield m. Xxi l2:l5, (hIl
For Connecticut River Railroad (sr Ra 70 Montreal.
3p. M. 20 northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and Hshkn Railroad CBI) ms
p m.
H;l5, J. 8 p m.
For Canal Railroad A. ard 800 D. to WILLIAMSBURG.
For IousAtouie Railroad aud m.
For EAugatuck Railroad, 8 a. ~, (kLl 40 p N.
DauburV Norwak Railroad 1878 sud $50 and
No. with Freight fu Noruak DAneary.
FOR EewCanaau Railroad l2;l3, 49,, and $50 D.
Sunerin tenden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
professional gOtit,s.

nR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach ST., makes specially
IL treating all diseases without mercury Those aml;'so 'aoI p
careful right place The Dr. has given b Asnuon ''
diseases for the last 90 years 10 ReN.York Clty.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned from No 3J2 S0hs bet % and
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
III detention from business for Structure Fstula Ples Dsesso
the Bladder Kdusy Disease and Defermues o. he se No
FACE and Persou HENRY A. DANIBLs NJ d. No. H LsrAgIon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Counfu Rtal Gstatt for SaIt.

A SPLENDID FARM, about 100 acres, de-
~ Lraby located In DEL Tor SAIk o. BXChASG6 Sats ste
and prices 70 sut G. FIREMAN Co, No. 2l2 BroaasAE
BEAUTIFUL ORANGE Co. FARM, 1870 acres.
ID StoeE Croyt ToOs only $4,000 cheap JAQUss NO 1o'
BroadWay
MISERABLE PROPERTY-Th subscriber
having purchased Southern home efefs for SALE h beautiful
GROUNDs DWELLING Dover tso hoai ron New York aad
uts The lot includes entire square EIs
90 feet and wh and shade House e ana
good spHg water brought
pipes Con,srraty Ice oass, Barn. ke, 10 good order %
sod With or -ilhsut furniture ;. - ALthH,
L'OR SALE-A first class Grain OF Stock FARM
de,raby located railroads Dntebes. Coani
sEes; land 10 high ellTaton ven
fenced u shade Asd ornamental trees large vegetable Ana
rh choice fruit trees aud grape pea be
tlnE complete Vntr aud Of the best farms The County
S. IRELAND. No. 2ol Broatvay
II AND for SALE, near Geneva, on the west
side of serses offer for sale Arm kaoEh IS The BUSH
FARM ahen, outh vet from GeueVa There are
52 acre. Of By good roads IL 70 prime
condition soil TIE soil strong an OF loose
Fravsy natu lies body nearly ad slopes "
DE south aui and early. h veil ra'ered mas
choice apple orchards good ba With hae view Of
Seneca Lake sad surrounding county
The tdipnAb being GOT by me from Gideon Lee-ihe arm
beiug At one M a pau Of the Lee Homestead
vskug purchase requested 20 kppT 70 ne on We
pr,,asss FOLGER MASON, Attorney Grusva ~ -,
Dated Bach Panh Jaus u, 1853 Gbok1h NIFTY. -
TENNESSEE LANDS. .u,uo
,,. In the Counus, o. Scott SALE 10 lots Of from
Emgra aud otben DO vel 70 consult
Address CYRUS tLAhhh Jr, fl'tspaIkn, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI DKLAWARE. LACKAwANNA. AND WESTRRN RAILROAD

Barclay aud foot Of Chsiophsrst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. Mar 10 IS9
MAIL TRAIN DenTile Nth Boonon Branch,
Ct Dover With Chester Branch at Waterloo 9Th susseL or Az
dover aud Newton Washington with the D. L. and W K for Water
Lack
fiaiu r
With Lehgh and SuquehAnBa for Bethlehem Allentown. haneh
Chunk. Wikesharre.
town Dover Haetstown Washington Pbpsburg and Boston
Phhpsbug Bel Del e. r. BelViere dc and al
Baon With Nv for Bethlehem. AeaoSu Msush Chuhk aad
NNkesbSne
"a. SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Washington n.
L. and for Water esp Suuudsburg aud Scranton Dotsr
With Chester r. r aud At Waterloo With R. K
6:JaL 400 to SUMMIT aud intermediate stations
$50 1880 20 RBd ll;tn l. g. $40 90 $50 $50 S aud
1l.tS p. SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
ll;0 g. and $50 70 hORRlSroWN and intermediates
S:iOp m MoRRTSTowN EXPRESS
For NEWARK ESQ 49, $50 $50 1870 H. II 30 lt0
$780, $40 $3.50 40 $50 $50 6:lO, $50 7:A5 stS aud
ll:t5p.m.
For BLOOMFIELD asd MoSTCLArR Ms:oo 1850 A. $50.
S aua 6.lU p. s. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
G. p A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

NETWORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHANGE OF CAlS-Oa and amer July 1902 passenger
train will leave New York and HARLEM Railroad Depot
TWeRtsIthst aud Fourth daily (saadArs sHeepsd At
for Montreal Ognsbagb aAd polntA Tkets
procured and baggage checked TO all points North
l. e. bUCKHOUT GRneral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Sitnntinns 61Iant,n..fnmnIta.


CITY and COUNTRY LADIES, who wish to
~ economic by employing good faithful WOMEN and GIRLS
moderate be nicely suited at h CARROLBS AGENCY No
90 SIhsye Also, waiting be employed robust girls lately landed
and small girls
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
~ Trustworthy constantly be found at Mira LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE, No First st. BOsery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
@tsitHtsttr County gal Gsiat, for Salt.

GREAT BARGAIN-For desirable place
~ !. ,Svn Of Rye ave Pnuts' vail nom MAmArODeE depot
plenty Of fruit and shade trees good loeai,p term. cav
SPENCER owner No. 2al Grand.sC ~ ~ " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
Suttinu SaIts of StaI Gstatr.

beautifully sts,tsi Se0kandt directly south o. Imou1
and Hthu Eve vak Of and VALLEY Stations
10
the Morris apA EI Railroad These Lots situated tbe
Of TIKI LOVELY ORANGE VALLEY shaded
the base Of the far faed Orange Moanb and In the immediate
vicinity seuees GOULD
and many other prominent Nss.rorh bunnsss
on VILLA PLOTS minnteT wAt from
THE BRICK CHURCH STATION 50 nntss from NswNork aud
three waE from the kevsrh horse Churches Schools
surrounded the
There will also be offered desirable RESIDENCE 10Io lot COZ 90
great Of shade and fhrubLerJ
T the t'i auction sale that has taken place IN Orange ard re
will be made and make
Agreabis successful sales 81 tue Special
BAAJt l0l O'Clock passes si ba
gten respectable parties applications notice taken
Of boys e Capt John Young With efficient hrce Of
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