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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

FOR SALE-A house and two and ous-h.lf
acres OF land situated Just outside the corDor-
ate limits Of the city just east Of Fair e;rornd
on the direct road to Republic. The house is 4
/ large two story brick, containing six fne rooms
/ has good well and osteTn, cellar. etc. on The
place Is 3 good frame barn, with carriage house
attsehee, anumoer OF fruit trees, shrub6erY, and
in every respect it is complete and pleasant
place.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
NO. g.

FOR SALE-A one story brick house and 10
on the east side OF Melmore street, Tifin. Ohio
A good cellar and 3 well Of never falling water
A good frame stable and other out-bnildIngs
Grape-vines, Cherry and other choice fruit trees
Improvements such as to make desirable
home. Price, $3.50; terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

FOR SALE.-HOusc and lot on veat side of
Ist Monroe street The house is long AMI Svsli
suited for one or two families. good eisfsr.
pricelOw and terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

June l8th--4t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Persons in want of good building
stone will call on S. II. Stoner, be-
low Shawhan House, Tifin, Ohio.
Griers Celebrated Grain Cradles at the
Red Ernnt unrdurnrn Stnrn
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT JARS.
--Kroh & Elder have large stock of
the best, and are selliag cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday, Dec o., 1869.
superintendent MacGregOr reports having
approved the specifications for 2323new buildings during
the portion Of the year already expired quite
tain that in great many building has not been
commenced OF these specifications or nrst-cass dwell
lings for one family permits granted for S27 Last
year there pei ms for and the number completed
was 79s or secOndclass dwellings dwellings with stores
on the first floor, exclusive believe Of tenements per
mission granted To- build 2l4 Last there
permits Tor 3l4, ana the number completed was rs. For
Iehenents ana stores, and tenementS 52 permits
granted Last year. $40, and the number completed 253
IL seems, en that the business OF building tenements
shows an increase over last year. while tine building Of
the Otlef Kinds OF dwellings, Is at stand still Permits
were granted to build IS against 80 in 1868 The
number OF stores completed In 1865 S. Here, too,
building Is at staudsIil IN frame dwellings, chiefly
IN the Twelfth Ward, there is considerable increase
Also IN stables. Information of vaue, greater ac
curacy ana wider scope will be given the public
the publication OF Mr. MacGregOr's report The above
The comparisons excepted the result Of abortion
the superintendent by the reporter Of The Tunes. The
year 1869 has still some days 10 run.
hessrs. WIN. H. IaynOr and Patter Bro have sold III
lots bounded by Kngsbridge Road, or Broadway and
Boulevard, ard north by Northumberland Sixty lst.
which street has been opened 100 feet wide Broad 100
feet wide, and Boulevard 100 feet 10y the Park Commits
sOners This property sold for the Deaf and Dumb
Institution for the OF 1903 900 Mr. RaynOr reports
the sale OF lot southeast corner Of SXthavc and
FfyhrSst. 100 feet on SiXtave, % feet on Fiyhrst
et ~ be improved upon immediately, for 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
THE MACHINE SHOPS.

The Novelty Iron Works of this city, an es-
labhshmeut which has for many years had world wide
reputation for superior class of marine engines has
gone liquidation, and will settle mp Its affairs I'm the
marine engine branch hut possibly may continue carry
OF business m architectural irunwoik p rumOr having
been that the works had passed into the hands Of
inquiry made of HOratO Allen, esq, who
denies 10. and furnished rs with the above facts.
AesSTS. kpaucy, Son q Archibald OF Chester, Penn, are
tructlug three golfers To be used IN the
cei trade between Philadelphia aud Eastern pOrts.
The Harlan * HuilWgswOTth Company of Wilmington,
Del. gre building iron steam collier and fine pad
dlo-whec steamship for the Old Dominion Steamship
Company Of THIS cry.
Messr> M"rr'ck * SOus of Philadelphia are engaged in
huidug the largest pumping and blowing engine In the
world Ia Ice u-N at the mines Of the Bethlehem Zinc
Company PcuUry wanna. The cylinder Is 10 inches In
diameter WijhI4 feet stroke Of piston The furgings
were made at THE Budgewater Forge u Massachusetts,
and the weights OF Of the principal parts are as
follows: Shaft % inches diameter finished, 32033 lbs.
two wruu.htlruu beam ccnters, SIS lbs; two beam
pms. 5o4O lbs crank pms, $500 lbs; piston ROD,
1870 lbs; two connecting reds, 35.2SO lbs one main
head, lGG33 lbs main end center for BEAM
$50 lbs All Of these weights arc OF the pieces finished
ready for putting up.
lhe bridge water Forge has inst flushed two crank
Fl,Its for the Pacific Mail Steamship CuUpauy-the one
Tor the Arzona WEIGHING 66W0 lbs ANA the other or the
Montana weighing $1,000 TIE heaviest shaft Ia this line
Is u the Alaska and weighs G5glO lbs These Works are
furnishing the tOrEiucs for the stevens Bomb PROOF
Battery aud the new steamer fr On" Old Dominion Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

cav before Justice Dodge, Thomas Murtha OF No. 60
ThonpsOrst preferred q complaint against John Ryan
aged IS uf No $50 BrOume-st, behalf ~ the firm OF
INnch Brutht charging him with having stolen 50 on
the 2ith INST. RYAN found behind barrels ia
She store with IS 0f the money in his possession
Anderson. who was charged with burglary by John
Wolf uf No "A Chr>tophtT-St, discharged yesterday
the r'qu"t Of complainant Charles French, aged
TO- carptatcr 10y trade, was charged by Christopher
Graham, 81 M. sc East Flfty-Sevcuthst with having
stolen watch valued al $50, the Goth OF November
from room IN the compliments residence. where
French at work. Detective Reilly, OF the Fifteenth
Precinct, arrested French, aud he committed Ia
swrr In default "f smith and John hcNnly
were arrested 10y Officer Garrett OF the Fifteenth Pre-
suCt Tor having entered tcnantless houses Oh Nnthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or Sgw.YoRS....................Dse.nbsr;

PORT az acknowledgements December 70
CLEARED.
g,ssushps-rua Iockhead Wis Halifax Caharus Whit
Hoves Fsuauaus Pa; epuala Schweu1rn Hambu Anna
Bkual Ecuoldi EraseOuia Bragg Portland 0i-acH "aae1
Bss3su
Es2ts-Eo I Hsddoek seville; Samolat Erckseu, LEGION
EtTopA. Tucker, Lirer'oo. -
BngsFcunos Ho,er JSDeiro' Joe Armstrong Lang 81
K.tus: Edx.p. Allen EiLahfthpor.
SrtrC6-o Ias Oporio Horsnsia Norton. Demsrara Ispn-
a.n,. Barrier Coruwas Palma. Rankin Georgo"n y G.;
T.ursr.f Co0ub, mari Robert Nozzle Dickson Afiguai
Asy A,isari. Bsado~s' sarah Mani iAls"n nslAo-
s.eph Eavmore Bugs Ga~stnH lirk Williams toron Washing
To- n ~ furv Jones Nuuey q. G. AcEeD hotbIt SIAN
Gee. Wssli-gtoa. Feck stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lotions Eovev, N's-Ore,p-, Hdss and pass
Eafi JoIu E.n~y. iopails Dublin p days iadse-
Eesr Lad Adams. Everett. br i-anniI
kesT james Burietr Jones. 49, Haven
ssgp Susau Leach n,tr Crran ashore al Jonsi lai't
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Eosrov De, 2aAri1s steamship Iadfa, Liverpool via Queens
Nv Dee H.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CuEgysrovS. Dec 28lte steamship Cry OF BrooAFn ron ~
Ys arrived AZ Yesterday - The steamship Mafa'iei
1reY1 Nea-York arrived al s. Yesterday.
Dec Zaihe steamship hahsa ioH We" o'A ~
HIv.S BE- gir7,e steamship, City Of HsIeo from ysra
C1; Kag from Neslori 1rutoa IRON Ne"one~n 'o' Han
bugE
DISASTERS.
Ths brig Meteor. atore Point judith - inl oi ra<f W no
weather part o cargo 81 eNo0 vi" BE- saved
haou -bt from trl-e." FOR NtHl orr '" - ''Eo
experienced hFF vest ~r al pos ' ey eh' %'A '1' "
-. te.strg ts..,. 4r.u have b, q
Tt-s.s l. O. Wsa1i Charleston, from heN-1ofA, eIpt'i
the l heavy gale DO "lieA p' me -S-e- 1N
sz4s.sd sails aud received oIe. Do. afl'
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
r.ss Il rivep tBst me Mod Pumpkin 1851 Channel
.,ru-e A. 4fesoa sac tdI b. the gale 81 The Jb
iusL. w BE- replaced A. soou A. the vra'uff P'rn'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
grIp @art,o.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere 20 SELL the
~ ANGLICAN KNITTING MACHINE H, oa'' rn.uea. F,miJ
Machine Ircr = ' W anti $1,000 STITCHES
per rBuus Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE 90, Buoa
Mass or S. Lo.is No.
ENANTED-AGENTS $50 per month. TO
w yEII tie onIg GENUINE NPEOYFU COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEEMING MACHINE Price ol.csa Great rdnsemels
10 Agents Most popular Machine l tarks Che sIn
Esr du Luf o.a6rt t uU t'u. con- aHT
mArmne sold AMI Lyn,uj c1asIn1ti Now ;hs
time t. tstr ~ Asrucg Be- r-er A.
le SECOND Co Boston. Mass ItistaEb Pa or Sl LOUIS No
STANTED-An EXPERIENCED MAN or
w WOMAN CITY Ksll Book Trade capable ~ ticking
- Miscellaneous Books Ntliolr
6c capable - bufuE ALes sl reference - Ia
O. an A DAY.-Douhe Mmutcd MAPS for
ID M 81 LLplbS Sts-.pltt Nau 81 AMERICA. for 1870
,ov az from ocean; crred st. v1rne ySto inches
large "a she United Slap side rfer
scale uoto Price ou -, or 80 cents 60 hgrnis
Sheets lD so1 hT srrut LLOYD maze
All me mans used bg Gers Grant elan. sherman sheridan. &c.
&C. duras tue var Cert6cajei B. LLOYD 90 Co1rnirs
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
viii hnd their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
ts aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and In addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only IN NewYork and all is cities ana
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
rplou The advertisement should be brief as WILL
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that tho
subscribers for editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly. and Weekly comprise individuals ID every
professions consequently advertisements IN eseh
are read bv all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 10 eports 81 sales Of real estate both In o
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF s col
uInns - an advertising medium The charges for Advei
tsiur are a. follows: DAILY TRIBUNE q cents per Inc
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. q per Ahe' bk
HrrEry tfEusE . cents per line. About words Of
oar dr eoumus average line. Terms cash IN advance
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PJSSENGFRS AREITED.

PROM GRFMEN-In steamship America. Dee 2a-Geo Schune
psr. Guieatl j. Gibbons = knhcbid H5 Gutnauu. T.
-l1bu. Leo Book, Friedrich Weber Emanuel james Ross
Js. eutgrr ChsS Bretg Volta Mssobek
q " -ru and fsuil Theresa Iiedr n " Phillips Johu Mot J.
wife, Hem ScLlk, q. SChmdt Clane hmauui b.
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Ca'su. r-tr> Po reQuesedts
Press
authority Of W General
Herf s. Er.f1g Posi- Commercial tSr4s' Sid1s
Z.a Mech beBoETa snOu be delivered on' -
The asr.r trkuss
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1rr Coos.

Tl'RY orr one dollar KID GLOVES. new shades.
tuIrrs aud q, Cloth Gloves, Legus Gc Ac: The
ff,t g.f r Comets: also French assortment 81
aul fsnc, Good. popular prices at tLGhRSi oSO
a.d 80 gay y ueietutu-s'. 80; s.dr.
y NRGAINS. PRESENTS.-All this week, So
D. E,uu,fs Bou1d Rats vib Feathers and Bucse a. BAL
r.. a. t,. plH.-rr ia V.ottv,y MN. A. BISNS.
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Situations Iaut6- -mal,s.

A YOUNG MAN a good Bookkecper. desires
IA tSITUATION In espseI Psy desiring the exclusive
Of Bookkeepe their bus balanced
small GOOD and With GneIcetoBs
references Address C. O. b., Tribune ohre.
A DOCTOR of Medicine Surgeon, etc, de-
IN SITUATION either hospital Al.
dress TACHMINIlS. N. D., Boz l'a, Trune Ohes
DlCKLES and SAUCESLNANTED-a stu
Gtou as MANAGER in Wholesale mbuieIor for pcLrs sauces
jams mAmnIadss fruii jees eaye-a es pie fruits poed
extracts srup canned goods L. be- Has been all bis life 10
posted the manufacture best Engh
brands Capitalists wishing to enter INTO tbs probable bEsn,'
yonng established would Do veil to the assistance Of
the advertiser Address H. ~ Itag Co., 10 state st..
Boston, Mas
SALESMAN - BOOKKEEPER. "A SlTUA-
- TION wanted hv Young Man SALMAN Wbor,sr Job
hing House SugeEny BOO6KEEFal References furnished
Address - A., Box i5l Tribune ohre.
TEO MANUFACTURERS. - WANTED - a
Il position FOREMAN ola POLSlilNbBOuM rr v"nd TAKE =
CONTACT by experienced Adlras g. H. BOOTH Spring
6ed Mass
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fuIH1iurt.

,fuyHliuu.
CABINET FURNITURE.
" Fl-c.,., fuiSITUgE 10 P4rOr Lf1ry Irl Caiaber ss
newest styles
tntir, wsrrautei
BOHNENCAMP az SOSSAU, MANUFACTURES
No g2i Bosassv bet Tseri7tn' end I'ru second ais y l.
Orders from tat country promIly at,sntrdto
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rrEsnAY,s MKArmkK RKPngr-s /. h.
NINIATuRk ALMANAC


ssp MooB 2
E.nsJ Hoof. AL COWS Isaui... 53tl Hell Gate IN
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Salts bu Snttirn.

A. MEKvIS AAet.n--r.
Ply BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., Broadway, cor
~ HbstSass Of Books WORKS Of Art
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, Dee. % ard 10
at 4 oeack
valuable PRIVATE LIBRARY comprising Histories Bogaphe
Poems 1Iaveh &c old boos both knysh Of
them relating especially American History Oh Paintings
In gilt frames
Gro A. LEAyrTr Aaetlob,er
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
40 HALL, AHorpaee. and HEbthd LBAvlTT STRkBElGH Il
Co. COSGGNkENTf bIBRss CArALoGUEp
FINE BOOKS At AUCTION
THURSDAY EVENING. st o'clock, Of C0LLEC
TfON or BOOKS ILLUSTRATED and STANDARD WORKS JUvR
HILBS ke. Gre bndngs Suitable for Holiday gfs
ready. Boss on Exhibition.
by JOHN III. DRAPER a. Co, Anctioneers.
I'D The Delaware LackawanuA and Western Raad Coupsuy III
cell at public suction 20 EIebsDEe pace HEDNESDAY lh
mat, a. II O'Clock n
10000 TUES SCRANTON COAL.
deliverable At Elm bsthport ~ J.. DUNG Jauusry. 1870
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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Smumnrrts.

Smummtrts
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" TWO PERFORM ANCES THIS DAY.
LAST MATINEB BUT ONE
LAST MATINEE But ONE
LAST MATINEE But ONE
UKDBR THE GASLlGHr.
THR LAST WEEK AND LAST TWO MAIiNbhH
WITH IT'S EXCELLENT CAST. NEW htBEShi
WONDERFUL KRFEtsrk .,..
.ST SiaiiTs - UNDBR THB GASLiGIN.
LIST NIGHTS UNDER TIB GASLl6HT.
ON MONDAY, Jan.
RE4PPEARANCB OF Mr. GRO. l. FOX,
with beautiful Rowane Drama eallueu
THE WHITING on THE WALL -
PRRGTSSON FROTTBR..............ML Sso }" FOA
Seats may h secured siI DAYS ia advance
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
- B85 BROADWAY
BIRCH wAMBOLD BERNARD. and BACkUS-an fanci'eo WIN
sre Pantomime OF HAoh Tue be"
Hash IN thu city, THE PAT MEMS BALL tonight
TIKI tART-OFP GIANT. the original
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Il BRILLIANT HOLIDAY MATINEE. WEDNESDA l, Dec ~
AZ nm Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. Mss HbNklBIIA
HARKSTETN WM. J. HILL. and ME WIN BERIsE OSing 70
great popularity these Concerts she doors Will De opSsa
ocork Admission 81 rents
nODWORTHs HALL, SOC BrOadway-The
H. living Tw HEADED GIRL in the world Hours Of reeeP
ton from 10 to u. To T. aud 10 g. Admission = cents
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eoautp 8tsI Cstzt, for Sale.

Guuuirp 2tsI GstRt, for salo
MAR VIEW HOTEL-A large 3-stOry IlOlE III
,atsJ on lgh ground Spring Valley "sN-lo " mics '"
EerYork City via Northern Railroad OF Ns"1ef'e! minutes
= 81 ao, commanding ofths Surrounding country an
. adapted Tor fashionable summer hoarlng 1oust ne
and tn etceitnt repair ih
ngs 'osselHe. - s,rIyt JOHS r. PIERCE,
f' isi'Se' f'' 100 BosdSay. oorusr Of Pine'st
NOR SALE-About 1900 acres OF TIMBER
COAL LANDS uu,d Tue Wet Drssta o. We s9'qss
- ky,, penn or the would he tIelingeo t hDui
- G,,,r1 Counties Penn For Information address
WILLIAM KINDS. ReBo. Vsnango Co. rem
ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST N JIG INA,
II 4 md Southsm states Tor SALh " 'Ie ND 'N' ~"
IRIS LAID COMPANY, 81 Bfosdwlt,
EREDK SYLVESTER,
TrAI, ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT >
2Os SOUTH FoCRTHSTr
PHILADELPHIA.
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Sttmbuats ano Gailruans.

FOR BOSTON. via Fall River, touching at
u S,IPo-wa'rT , cnf ySa% ."'%r n SE"
sa,s day sasd-J' sIop'e A'P NJ R r r D. Nph Esf
NJ n r SiHoSs Managing Director '''' ''
| H. II. MAYGuM. Fright Agent
! NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
| u4 H.. from Pier q, \. r., top. Of Rahn.on-.t
b .s' ia a., TO R RoSToS 81 TO PR0vIDEYcE -
ls s , Gsnss P"f9'S Ts s sas" P T
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
For E"S tsaa5 Go.o aSfa L. . .
ds,. PsIst, Iss new aud sI'aeb steamers
| CRY OF LAWRENCE
mt, x.-Tort a.n, Can.y ,rsrp,dl oeIost from
For New ouaon and NorTch there snneeOs .a EIp,s,; trains
ter and Boston Hartford. .nl Er.e RsirosiI
For 5hroah tickets aud rates for freight aggI At The oaes Per o.
New York, Is. 1853
| EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusa-
sB Naugatuc Railroad Pare 81 steamer leaves C.tha
| Hne-lip at Y noon
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SpErESpESf kSE for BALT SHrg SE 9S WESr
isra.rd r PRnrELLER LINE rs Pie, 6, e. AID
r. daily RATES Low With qucl Spaie6 Passengers
wE>T ZIP Washington u g. aud vii cost
Ts 9SLS ILSE aiOrHs @ s1 '1sS%st alcGLS GOOD
No %, Bro-as,y, cor B.rr.sy,L. NsvYort
CENTRAI. RAILROAD of JERSEY.
~ r,'i10r and f,' pr"' ia 3 Of LSs o
rreou, forming direct a Ibursl West ~hOS change
ALLEyTOwS LINZ TO THB WEST.
sIty miles three saved b. , Chicago, Cincinnati,
n Silver Si r. A s e Sraas i1'S SS.os to chicago
| c.s,,-. wNTIR AERANGEMENr
ne s.sr s.s g9 f,, N o so INV W.rS
5:.5am.--Ior r emu TO- o.. IT,iarg
i2m-F.f P-uusa E,,.oa Allentown Yauch Chunk wus-s
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Sitnati0ns Mauitn-- rmalts.

A SITUATION WANTED BIZ n German
~ girl 20 do general houseEork washer
CITY rsereuceG apply at No Frt-'t o'rn'r Bowrrr.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
VI Mrs HLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE l2I Norfolk
between Stanton and RiTington-st
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1rFW.YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ 4@' ROAD


- WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CONTRASTING SOY. p lbl
P,,,rr.r st,on Sssiok Of aud
Foufhsye. EufrFues trseTenAsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlORk,
Por ave8 Bnarcro. ttIl .0 m l2:5 IN 3
O. ar }. .. o. 4.J9. ard tEE @. 81. ~.
S.rllH tsrlr Southport and NespoTt ''l' ll''
~, So".Is 10 sotErl 900 1880 a 1878 (EI) 900
OLr J. Jl5 an a.. 3.JG. 6.jo rnd 800 ttSl p. m
Iafr1. q y ll.SU J;to, fJl 3;J al tS o. m
Er cfar lord e. iE-l l;I1s u; l2:l3 tEED E.l9 itr)
as 4.5a lEr B. as 5.n. 6JJ 7i3 tEl.l p 80 -.
Eor tr.srvirh . 1850 p Is 5ta 40 1877 ~ $50 p ~
For p,r Chester intermediate stations az ll' H. %
s5ol, ~ rrS Ieirs, Tr,a ersuh SewYOrE al or
Boi.Js. .,.-..,,.o nj, ave
for Bo,,os. via Springfield ~ thr hhl lhiJ IN
TorB Boston "a n - lEI }, lkMi p
nIriori aud Springfield a N tsIh lE'I'' lAhh Wv "
70 Hsrnrd . ~, ,,.,s. W. a aon,,,t
.. m northampton - an, r., ~ Z. ~, =. n. Il
p N ~, ~, r.,., al S,so,sy,ou Railroad, a. "a N
l2I5. 80 - 4. ,...A...,,,, ,,A Wtli. nj,
burgh ..t1
"a, Esugatact Railroad. IN; : tAIl, p n
- n,n5grT apI NorNaik roai. ltl5 sid 70 n aad
IN robp.ston With train from korwhk " Danoa5y
PoT New CauaIn Rarold l1l1 A'SJ D. H. AA3 Oh oSi
s, s,,pnE Cars attached to train and DrA"io.
Room G" to the ~ 'la JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent
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Suan StilmH5

II S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.
ss in1 regularly FyEU THURSDAY, oeoeE n, pe'fsg
Pier NJ. North tIVrr.
EAGLE Cspt NJ. Green, frls StiIHI -e'wb-r a
hOIED CASTLE. tart a. ta-la....... .....''.s '-HF''
COLUMBIA. Can't. T. Van sIrr...... ~ -
Per irsEaI passage sppy u HLE@L- D. l'''lsHt
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAlLkOAD.-
~ DEP0T IN NEW YORK Foot Of Liberty st., North k,eh
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Evening star., 1869-12-04
Virginia Vcws.

The Virginia Advertiser says: "Tle press OF
Virginia Il every day attracting attention 10 the
immense exodus Of blacks from the Stat. The
importance OF this movement IN its various bear
ings cannot be oyerestimated- We have iong =
considered it certain TO take place, anu Is fur
nisifing the true solution OF The labor ca sti1n
50 Tar as this State is concerned" White laSJr
will take the place of that which is leaving, and
the cultIvatoIs Of small farms viii come II aud
{ II the soil.
On Saturday last, the Chrismau farm-part of
the old Greenway Court estate, near the White
Post, Clarke county, containing 1927 acres, at
$3.50 per acre, was sold. The farm sold two
gears since for Si2 per acre; since which time
improvements have been put upon il. Colonel
w. X. Denny was the purchaser.
Mr.. John Hammerly last week purchased of
DR.. l.. T. Magill the old frame warehouse al
Joining the Drish property, on King street, in
tor 81 eco. In the spring he contemplates put
sing up a brick building on the site.
Two young men In Rockbridge eounty, few
days ago, suspecting a colored man of having
stolen horse, seized him, and hung him up To
the limb OF a tree for ashort time. One OF them
cut the rope before the man was seriously
injured They were both arrested, and will be
severely punished.
n novel marriage took place on the public
highway.in Hanover county, on the 25th ultimo.
The parties were on horseback when the knot
the bride fOrty-fye years of age.
Two colored pupils of a schools in Chester
field county, last week. fiogged the teacher. The
casus belli was that the teacher attempted to
whip one of the girls with a switch, for refusing
TO obey an order he had given.
An association for stock raising is about TO be
organized in CulpepeT county.