davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.

A NEW STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-woop HULL,
"A 1ssxo4I7s feet; beam engine 25 inches by feet ir9n
inches very fast and admirably suited for market boat or
ap S'Je street. 'ss' long
L,oR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta 2lo burden, old mcasurement winner Of the
srea. ocean yacht race cowes England 1885, which
shc the extraordinary Of $50 miles in "a hours and
other The Henrietta has been cruise
Yves, Indes has returned TO New York While
on her voyage from Key West Charleston the Henrietta
ESQ miles during rough weather. showing tha.
she has lost none Of her speed The Henrietta has
dous saloon handsomely fitted up, witt. large ssteroom
the s,sbosrd side, three other and state
forward for officers. The cabin furniture, kitchen
utens &C.. In complete ORDER and the vessel win be put
in readiness TO 90 to Immediately. The Henrietta win
favoraby both for speed and seasOps qualities,
with any yacht In this country England For particulars
address ). ANDERSON, Herald onlcc, New York.
EoR sALE--THE FOLLOWING INVENTORY on, OF
fy1s S %: % e 's i.' s
6s inches from back q eye end Of shrons shronds
VII. s,sy: dcSSs Ssy u isssS. ssns. insss. %
stay 70 fahoms ~ nchcs OF the Address hg
Gine, box 1l6 Herald oicc.
L,OR SALE-THE LI0IIT DRAUGHT, FAST SAILING
IL Schooner George w. Raymond. % tons burden. ror
particulars apply 20 address MUNSON HAWLEf,
Oystcr Dealers, bridgeport Conn.
L,OR sALE-sCHoONER YACHT EVA, JUST RETURN
ed from cruise to the West Indle In complete orders
owner going abroad. Apply at l6 Chambers street.
Eos SALE THE PROPELLER TuepoAr p; :. srsr; ,l.:
built by Neanc Levi cylinder 1916 engine and ns ~, "a
good order; viii be sold cheap Apply 10 A. POTTS, no
Broadway.
L,OR sALE--A JIB AND MAINsAIL BOAT, ABOUT
80 feet new u 1857 she e well formed and has nice
cabin. Apply 70 y. II. LEROY, 2si water street.
&A nnO --sLooP NORTH AMERrcA-wILL CAR.
PfsVVVs ~ about l40 tons; has had than S4,Wp
OF repair less than two sails two yeals old and rigging
way.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
FINANCIAL.

G4 500 0O0 SEVEN PER n Gent GOLD
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
Issued by
THE LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
THEY ARE FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND BOND,
FREE OF UNITED STATES TAX.
Secured by one million six hundred and tytwo thousand
choice by railroad Its rolling stock and
the franchises of the Company.
A DOUBLE SECURITY AND FIRST CLASS INVEST
MENr IN EVERY RESPECT,
Yielding In currency nearly
TEN PER CENT PER ANEUM.
PRESENT PRICE E1NETy-FIyE CENTS AND INTEREST.
Gold Government Bonds and other stocks received In pay
ment at their highest market price.
Pamphlets fun information given application to the
JAY, COOKE & CO.
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

EoR sALE-A JIB AND MAINsAIL BOAT, ABOUT
80 feet new IN 1857 she ID well formed and has nice
cabin. Apply 10 y. II. LEROY, 26i water street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
OF the
Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.


SALE ota.
Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.
s % 1e on Ser aud
hs sinking nna ses &C. approved J.n9sry @ entitled y e.
.Tss ISs 4 ss he g %
rs STATE 60 Of ro. vi. ss = ps Gssr
s .s Ssd Al Ss {. d sss EsAp %
BY erisr q the Board of Trustee. Of The Internal Improve
"iIs Trr Visa isa Secretary and Salesman.
sac o. IN.
Tallahassee Railroad.
the on their bons and ihs snpss ans he sinking
fund Gee o .' ys1ssy % multi ~ n.n. Aa Ic @
sHsay sssn s rsss ~ bs Faa
S rss ss a ssis q 4, tsI'ss
BED Iron EauIpmenss worsshop. nsrs md Franchise
By order board trustee. ,Ss Internal Improve
Frn. s,Issa Secretary and salesman
CAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
Park nsnkfor The % T and rscsssop from
OF every description An inspection OF The vault consiructed
s % II Ssns @ ss y. "
able security has been reached and a. 40 moaerss
take pleasure ia showing tho vault on Application
xUASrEp-ssoo BOND AND MORTGAGE, on FIRST
w class place. worth 5ct0 IN Weschestr county, VII
Iage OF sing Sing. Address CHAs JAYNE, sing Sing.
~ ~.
de OOn 70 LOAN on BOND AND NoRraAcE
DO.UUU on imEr.ysd ciiy yrcgEsrsy' 20 sros vssr.
& = nOn WANTED TO BORROW, $1,000, on rS-
pl.VVV. encountered steam vessel Property. Address
Loan, Herald ONCE
co O0O TO LOAN ON uSENcuSsEEED !, ss r. CRY or
pOVV country CrSEery; crS ns h;a a
Aon nnn TO LoAN--oN BOND AND MORTGAGE
NLU.VUU IN sums OF $h,n0u each. New York i'm.
proved property. Apply to SHEPHERD A PARKER, l6a
broadway.
&7n nOn-ro PURCHASE FIRST AND sECoxD
ID (U.UUU Mortgages Money 10 loan mortgage In
New yorg, Brooklyn and Westchester county.
HINMAN CO., 20 Pine street.
SZ0U.UUU dn suns Of $sooo and apwsrds) nrst
CLASS real '''. JOHN SosREY, wan street, IA
&A0n n0O TO LoAN-IN SUNS TO SUIT, ON
pfuU.UUV New York and Brooklyn rcs essse hss
''"'' 'Moasauk Insurance Company, les Brosdway.
17En OOn To LoAN-oN FIRST BOND AND
OO.VOO mortgage, on improved properly in new
York. Brooklyn and New jersey so csns street.
Al 400 900 TRUST vgxnsd AN .ur,Sgsi rEErsEsni ,s,i
% IN New HsTs 81 'sf NO 'asiss s rss '1
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

TTEL0CIPEDES. .., ,.
v Kotce.--An persons are hereby cautioned against
making using vocr cics which arc nol dy
licensed BY am the owner OF letters patent, NO 5
following claims Frs In combination with the saddle seat
for the RIDER employment and OF acranked axle arms
and foot res arranged that applied BY the feet OF
thc rider sha give motion TO tho vehicle Second The com
alton of the elements saddle scat for
ihe rider cankcd axle for propeng the vehicle BY power
applied OF the rider and steering mechanism 40
constructed that the direction OF ravo Of the vehicle may bs
governed by the rider
These patent cover all vclocpedes and AL made with
my authority direct and papable nfrngcments OF
my rghs and all nfrnrcrs OF the same viii be prosecuted
Licenses make, sell velocpedes will be granted
by me. y. w. SMITH, " William street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
I,OR LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENSTOWN.
IL Cunard steamship
RUSSIA, from New York, Wednesday, March IL.
CHINA, from New York, Wednesday. March ~.
CUBA, from New York. Wednesday, March 81
SCOTIA, from9New York, Wednesday, Aprii1
Passage Money payable in gold).-
Cabin $3.50 Second Cabin. fs0
Cabin Passage TO Paris. ...No
For freight or passage apply to
T.. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

VJAvANA, SiSAL AND VERA CRUZ
rev hoik and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, sailing
every twenty days from pier II East river, 10 A.
Inc ependld new steamers
CiIl DF MEXICO. Captain Dcaken, March 30
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, April ia
FOR freight or passage apply
+. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS
~ Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday at O'Clock ~ precisely.
mWRko CASTLE Capt r. Adams is
COLUMBIA, CAPTAIN f. Van Slice. via Nasssu.. March Z,
hA0LE. Captain NJ. r. Ureenc..
fo' 'rsx'' " p"''s .. z. WHEELER, Jr, Presitsn,,
No. Bowling Grecn
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL sTEAMShnP
" Company,The elegant steamship ~ I.
9U0 tons burden, Captain siocaui, VIII sai LOT ~
Tomas Para Psrpambuoo RahIa ami Rio lie Janeiro on
Tuesday, March 20 1854 r. NJ rom pier 70 Nof'h
river Tor freight Or pSws,~sse n sgg esrsoN Agent
No Bowling Green, View forx
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

DUGER's AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.
III For Hamburg, Antwerp, Havre, 0ottenburg
and Copenhagen via Southampton.
The first sdewheel steamship AiSlEL,
Captain A. G. Jones' win leave pier a North river satur
day, March 13
Rates OF passage to Cowss Frst cabin $50;
second cabin, 500 steerage, $25, gold.
To be followed by the steamship Northern Light.
Applyto RUGER BROS, General Agents.
For passage 40 Boadwny freight At l0S Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The Southern Line.
The Al steamer VICTOR, Captain Gordon Gates viii leave
pier ~ East river. on Saturday March H. al . L. ".
Freight received at through for 81 Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
insurance Freight received for Indano La.
vacca and Brazos.
App,yto c. H. MALLORY CO.,
i53 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

COPARTNERSHIPS.
MR.. CHARLES W. TOPHAM has RETIRED FROM
VI our respective drms, and Mr.. j. Edwin Whaus has
been admitted therein.
@. II. wITTHAus 4 CO., New York.
MARoH 3 1863. WITTHAUS 90, London.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

L,OR SALE-THE PROPELLER TUGBOAT ID. 3. srET.
som now ying At AIlIson's dock, jersey CITY engine
built by Neahc Levy cylinder 1915; engine and huh "
good order win be sold cheap Apply 10 r. A. POTTS. no
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

11oyAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES rAID IN GOLD
III Information furnished by GEORGE UPuAM. No. ~
Weytossct street, Providence II. j.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

LyIRST STEAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, VIA
ID Key west-Freght taken low by any other ine-
The favorite steamship PEKIT Captain w. H. Gardiner 10
lively soil on Saturday March l3, at o'clock p NJ.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
applyto
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

IMPRESS LINE
~ For Washington and 1corge.own d. c.. and Alexas.
drfa, Va,
Every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
The regular steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew. a nov
loading at pier a East river and wi on saturday,
March IL. atfP NJ. -
Freight taken lower than by any other line.
For freight or passage apply to JAMES HAND.
.se 1f9 Wall street, OF SOUTH
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

CRESCENT CITY,
Captain +. W. Holmes.
win be despatched on Saturday, March Is at o'clock p
NJ, from pier Il North river.
Freight received at through LOUIS Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES will succeed. Saturday, March %.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
app!yto "
Hraa
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

A NEW STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-w00D HULL
N 1Ssx21xTt feet beam engine % inches by feet ror
wheels cabin below upper deck draught q
inches very fast and admirably suited for market boat
short passenger route Also iron steamer liz feet long
Apply TO HENRY J. DAWSON, ~ Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

ENoR MATANzAs DIREcT.-THE SPLENDID STEAMER
Don, Captain De Hart will be despatched for
No. 4 North river.
sP0ffORD. rTLEsToN 4 CO.,
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
sP0RTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale.Medicines for al diseases Prepared Food for
corner of Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dovey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
Proposals.

~ posrOyycr DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. Oct 10, 1859.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL J0CKS,-SEALED
for s S o hA and Ky used on he
s,s's; 9a W P iya s "a desirable 20 obtain Locks and
Key Of construction for the exclusive use the United s
sa a 1sG Of %ode Lock aOd KEY pubic would impair
destroy m utility 81, Tor i .s eSe on e peS,D
real n and iogPniS Tbeh lar sC@PennSn aR mo s
Of Mail Lock oows seq Locking saorni security gA'1Sss
SS aud Keys Que aud the other Of iron different in
exterior form and D'enof s0ns9sgR Ss ns Of each brass Loci
sst Key for same eh Lock and each Key for Duplicate
sps, 81 esSs P pa on Of sample Loeb 70 Be
is ma spotbe 10 be open or uuryee niern. pe
@ I sIr,Sgmep nav esy be Every sample should s
plainly marked with the bdders name and e sane or 1ay part
pstsnse be attached thereto ..,.,
shape Of the Key requisite to open them m0' rot Dc ' Any
Tbsy mus. be infringe upon conflict With any pat
spted Invention Of which The bidder + rot the P,,euses e1s
obsTyston or publicly described disclosed suggested
ss 81 'Ss y ', Of MARCH @ psS3 unless he
eBe. shall deem j. to Be for The Interests o. -. pspa%
a, e ns! berth ss :" RT p. aSos.l SddsT
locks shall be adopted for furnishing similar Loss ana hy M
~ ,5r b1 ,se contractor Sbd the M ibf
ing s not s han x n%abs bso!s tie expiration 0 contract
and ae he sIpn Of either tern and amer It's
s .sS @ ss s. P s 1 in s s:%.
~ ber Locks add and III sba deem 10 Se%ss
i.Ssi KEYS and The internal parts Locks contracted for ADD al
soes iefs or Ksys who s Their
Surrender 10 the shall be paid for the such pnse a.
NAV he aacertained BY fair appraisement , ,--, -,
.,ed 20 OO Brass Loks within three month";
% The time entering 5000 Iron Locks and
ssSer viii reserve The rEs. hs
Of duand The qRsnihe 81 ire Loc an
Keys specified with prOpOoDa allowances Of TINE 70 iarI
the eoaTY OF me service
sueh become deees within
that time perfect Locks without Al the
raised iers and al the keys TO be mum
re each appropriate aumher dis
stamped Of the bow and u 3 Alan On ins op
Tbe eontrsetor will required deliver the Locks his
PosOMe Department ash Dgtou, H. e. put Op on
bundles Locks
than hundred Locks
each The t-1 Of the Department duly
and n-rsv of the
KEYS inspected aud approved before they sba be
pan for FL, -. l.,
the sun oar. forfeited tue Un,ed states
hqusd his failure fthuv perform the
; furnishing The supplies onred within reasonable
manufacture othe hdiLOcks
dus prvuoy, integrity. aud rare. Ia,
NoPropoa hercre accepted not accompanied with bond
10. penal TGouuG Dollars daily executed by the pTo
Of ~ by
under the seal The e and conditioned for their
suves bonh Tor
Proposals hai De accepted
Of highly important
which The Department ul eonbae bidder whose
accompanied with testimonials Of good character
nav deem Brass Lock u one bidder and the
~ He therefore the right contracting
with different iDidoas for such different kinds Of LOCKS as be MAJ
Assistant Postmaster General" and Endorsed The envelope Pro
posas for Mall ocAS' JUN a j. ChhoM bLL
Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

MARGARET FULLERs WORKS.
vi Nov Ready:
NEW EDITION OF
THE WORKS OF MARGARET FULLER.
IN SIX VOLUMES,
WITH PORTRAIT.
COMPRISING
WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
KINDRED PAPERS RELATING TO THB
SPHERE CONDITION AND DUTIES OF WOMAN
One Volume
WITH INTRODUCTION NJ HORACE GREELEY
CONTENTS:
Woman 10 the Century Extracts from Journals and Letters
PART PAETV.
Wrong. and Duis. Of American Memorial.
Women
LIFE WITHOUT AND LIFE WITHIN
REVIEWS NARRATIVES AND BSsAYS
one Volume.
CONTENTS
Pant L-RKyIKwk
PART II.-MIscELLASsoUL
PART ui--PoEsh
Ill
AFT LITERATURE, AND THE DRAMA.
One Volume
CONTENTS:
PART L-ART AND LITERATURE
PART IL-AKr AND LITERATURE
PART II-THE DRLHA
A Rythmical Translation Of GOsthss TsisoA
Nv.
AT HOME AND ABROAD:
THINGS AND THOUGHTS IN AMERICA AND EURoPR
one Volume
CoNTESTS-PARr l.
Sumner Cd ,be LAKES
PART H.
Things and Thoughts in Europe
PART ILL.,
Letters nom Abroad to Friends at Home
PART w.
HOn,rArd Voyage and Memorials
v ANDY
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER.
Two Volume.
ByR W. EMERSON ". H. CLAIMING, aud J. FREEMAN
CLARKE
With Preface by her Brother,
~ ARTHUR B. FULLER
CONTENTS OF VOLUME FIRST;
L-YouaL Autobiography
H. cambrtdge BT }. FKEEsAS CLARKE
III GIotoa and ProUtdeHoe LETTERS AND JOURSIA
w. Concord BY r ". EMERSON.
" Bosoa By 4. W. EsEksoS,
APPENDIX:
THOMAS FULLER AND his DESCENDANTS
MEMORIAL or AIRS MARGARET FULLER
POLITICAL TRIBUTES.
CONTENTS OF VOLUME SECOND:
VI Jamaica Plain By W. H. CHASsso
Wilmer York Journals. LetterI De.
vIIL-EuH0PK-L>itra
TX H0ma0ard By W. H. CHiSNNa-
PRICE TEN DOLLARS.
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND IN CLOTH.
SENT PREB on RECEIPT or PRICE
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS,
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
Second Edition Now Ready;

Second Edition Now Ready;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
A NEW BOOK on TIKI FEAR
A. illustrated work. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
By y. 7. QUINN.
practical HortukurH for snoeesn grower OF Pean
Tbs subject simply and Thoroughly Ieaso osf bs
GLOWING beads;
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE soils
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TRIBES
DWARPS AND STANDARDS
TINE OF PLANTIkGi
PLAETISGi
DIGGING TREES FROM THR EURsBRYR0w AND PACKING
VARIETIES TO fLANri
PRlNlN0i
MATURING AND uULCHIyG.
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CuLTURRt
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRAPrIHGi
PRACTICAL. SUGGESrIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
frower whether for pleasure or pro6t
Que volume handsomely bound In cloth Proe By
mall On receipt ofpnea THE TRIBUNE, EtwTsrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
rUHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED.

rVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED.
Complete from 1893 to 1903, both inclusive, boandn two
voumeA Price no.
Politician Public Libraries and all others interested viii be rt 10
been enabled reproduce TE TRIBUNE All
1893 1853 inclusive excepting 1892 In which
wear the Politicians Register and the
Wing Almanac containing Election Returns by States and
Counties lists PRESIDENTS Cabinets Judges Of the Supreme Court
Foreign Ministers Of States &C. with Summaries Of Acts Of
Cope.s Political Statistics The following initOduet0n 70
The voumes by MI Greeley fully explains their scope;
the before the establishment Of Thu TRIBUNE
the October having ep popular uprising Agaibl the
Jaek.onVan which had seemed uTDb
REGISTER for 1889 intended mainly TO
,v the them with those
The reception Of that little annual sneh
yeATthat OF
s1eepteup will complete series Of thirty annual
matter reader though the preparation OF
Involves total 81 than 1000 This annual
Amdna under which last has been issued for
several The stereotype plates The earlier Issues having
been consumed the Gre which DESTROYED The TRIBUNE building ~
S45 oi
from time 70 time thrown
upon the market have Commanded fabulous prices
At last the Of PHoTO LTBOGKAPHT- yet In It's infancy
by distant
rendered possible reproduce the old at moderate cost
aud resolved that d ndber Of foil SETS OF the
graphed offered he public or resolve the work herewith
a A will be wholly unique, aud Of great interest
historians and politicians that the be promptly
secured for Public Libraries where they be preserved and remain
generally accessible Those who fail directly will pro6A-
bly, miss their only opportunity HORACE GKHsLkL"
The complete u the Register aud Almanac comprised In two
neatly bound volumes and ready Pce for the two vOluns
el0.
Those wishing these Interesting Political Statistics should
end their orders Immediately only 900 copies printed
Each be accompanied s.h the cash. Address
The TRIBUNE. Esw.Tsri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
WARINGs BOOKS FOR FARMERS.

THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS)
BY GRO K wARING, ia
Formerly Aguur, Engineer Of the Central Park 10 se~forf
Author Of Draining for Profit and Draining for Health
SECOND EDITION.
CAREFULLY RBvIsED)
TBB PLANT THB SOIL. hAfUkEA
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
II. foregoing subject. are a. d,eu,edin plain aud simple language
that any farmers boy may understand
II. book written By successful praal farmer and fall Of In
formation, good advice. and sound doctrine
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
ssn,by mail, postpaid
A''' BY the zane ''sA''' PRICE a 80.
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
BY GEO T. wiRSG. jr.
EDsineer Of Draining Of Central Park. Newfoh
Containing;
Land 3. Drained ,pd ,s.% .s .e IL. Soil;
Hs~ to lay out system Of Drains;
Care cibr.iS. and Dr,iatd Land! ........
S SS:i 10 p n.i. bf fs,l' ri MI "'
Rsei.ning salt Marshes
Hou.. Drainage aud Town Sewerage and
The r1O'' hf PRoPusgLY ILLUSTRATED.
Ser, b, nail on receipt Ofpres m,
Vow RE.Dr.
EARTH CLO e L s;
now TO MAKE THEM
HOW To USE THEM
BY
GEO T. WANING, jr.,
lshsr of" The Elements Of Agriculture Dsnor for Pr'st .d
psiuing Health formerly Agricultural Epgnser Of s Ssaws P
Illustrated With m Wood Engrzviugs
NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION,
with a fall Of the OF
DRY EARTH FOR DRESSING WOUNDS,
petesI By Addinen ewson Of the PeBbssnia Hospital
A sork VI the greatest interest 10 all
Pnee Is eenta
Aslsss THE TRIBUNE,
EEw.YoRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAwANSA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Bsrcav..i and foot OF ChTsnpherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MoSDAi MAY TO- 1852
H. MAIL TRAIN Denye Win Boouton Branch
Doyer NTH Chester Banch Waterloo with H. K for
dover and NrSn with the D. L. and W. r r. for Wsr
Gan Srouhurg Great Bend and all points the Lack
Delaware and Hudson X RiS AZ Esst"n
and SusQGehanBa r. for Bethlehem AenoHn Maaeh
CnunK aud W.keshsrrr. -.. =. =,
1850 TO- LBGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops st Eewsrk Morris
town Dove Iacketsown Washington Phpshng aud Bon
meets with Bel Del K r. for Briere &c and At
I.,p with L. " K X for Bethlehem Allentown MAaeh Chunk, and
WilseshArre.
EXPRESS Washington with the d.
,rdw r. r. for Water Gap Souibarg. AMI Santonr q. Dover
with Chester T. R. and at Waterloo WITH Sussex r. X
G.Jaa aud $50 10 SUMMIT ADD intermediate stations
$50 93 aud II ma Ani 500 $50 3d. o;O $3.50 and
LAS D. No. 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
II: ~. and $50 " hOkRlSIOWN and intermediate
stations.
5.lOp No. MORRtSTOWN EXPRESS
Ear NEWARK st6:3o 7:o $50 1920 H. 1880 lIIoL
$3.50 $40 $3.50 49, 3:lo $500 6:iO 6'0o, 7;tS s;ts and
ll:t5 ?. , .o,,,,, Az, . o,o a., , so =.
6Op N. B. sChOCh Asstsni oaperh'endenI
~ p A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
NAVY DEPARTMENT BuREAu Provisions AND CLOTalss.
Nov 2 1863 !
PROPOSALS For MATTRESSES.-S


PROPOSALS TTRESSES.-SEALED
PROPOSALS Endorsed Proposals Tor Mattresses" will be received
bierBtn November
of Thousand
he
tbon,nd hundred the Philadelphia and thousand
q Boston NAVEL ard.
en huudre he delivered the Navy
Var aud the hae hundred
ar, without Tue he delivered at
br NlvyI have each
pounds iaeuug ticking which to be
inches length uBd oue inches vide The
inches IN e"gtb and 'wenniue inches ia
width ekng ad must he equal 70 the
pies the Nsyylrls At Newiors, Philadelphia and Boston. and at
ths Bureau.
one thousand must be delivered at The Navy Yard New
Yo I've hundred Nsyylad PtadTpba; and hge hundred at
he Boston within thirty days and the balance within ninety
Aays.f 'front.' ne date of the contract
security will be required IN quarter .he
aui addition VIII
n Withheld from each collateral security Ef
the contract WHICH
ub the contract IL fully complied Sith
accompanied b. written guarantee signed BY
responsible ptrsans that tie bidder bidders Will bis
their BID aepted obligation within I've days WITH
Rood snacirnt Furnish the articles PROPOSED
prupusa uues e by such guarantee
the department the right 10 reject proposal unless The
responsibility the guranios certified to by he Assessor Of
Tor the district Uch they RESIDE AM ualess the Incense e
qured Of furnished With the proposal as veil as 60
T proposal considered Is The Government
y T. DUNN. Chef of Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
9urs,s, Gauiasts. 6t,
Stgal nuIitts.

CUPREME COURT. Westminster COunty.--In
~ Of the apyrasn Of ROEKKT PAFTKRSON HENRY
FERRIS, JACOB D. hoWARD. HIGH LUKSEY. aud WILLIAM
wATSOE Commissioners Chapter Of 1903.
To absrihs the ToNRs Of Wssehester Wet
PsuDs bsbssy s To~ss Fond
han Peihsm Tie hereby
sse thai the Commissioner Of AppeBt reviewed and
All hled tie
Clerks 1.-THE Of auI ard
Application behalf u the Comru sad
special thereof bd
fo the seoond Judicial District the Courtoase White Pans
Cosvty Of fourth NoBdat November 1869 at 10
thereafter counsel heard said
ROBERT PATTERSON
HEEEY FEHklN. COmnis .ionsn
JACOB r. HOWARD ! namrd In
HUGH LGHNEY tie Act
WILLIAM WATSON
JOHN G. DONOHUE, } Commissioners
HAWLkl D. CLAPP, Of
CHARLES w. LITTLE.) Avvrsissment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
T. 7. RUcxER. General sar-rn,enGrut
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIains leave

| II "
i II Tnirteh-s ., Depot as follows:
6:45 a H.. Way Tram for Albany
ga m, Budale Express. Drawingroom ears attached
1880 m Northern and Western Express, DfaTingroom cars
attached
II m Sp>cdl Chicago Express through IN 70 hoara Esgaat
Draw attached
lp m Montreal Express DraWng.room cars attached ~ .
$50 ~ Express Sleeping thrVagao Chicago With
ogI chaBge (DslTl
II D N. Might Express, Sleeping ears attached
100 D. NJ Hudson Train
5p. m, Poughkeepse Train tShniays . a. MI
lJA NJ. AIS, and ?. m, Peekskiil Trans
$3.50 snd Q ~. Sing Slug Trains
Yopkrf. rrain. ]. n. TOUCBf SupL
AM 81