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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-16
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTES
Established Ivy
Dr. ]. C.. YOUNG, In I>SV'
No Cure. No Pay.
consultation Nv letter otherwise, FREE.
BENZ F. JoSSELIN, NJ D.

,.,,,,,;on Nv letter or otherwise, FREE
BENZ. F. JossELYN, NJ. D.
.,,r,us CELEBRATEDI NST1TUTE
ba, enjoyed on this Cast an "h'h'e'i" P's.
a,c... Of eighteen years, and has become ohe I"
80 ~, celebrated Institutes If the age.
IN. rr,at number actually received and curen
-. ~ in p,iut of member of patients among the
y.ry first Of the world and the success oi las
msnt second to none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
49,; Y,,.oularitiesiu Females are the great
,r,vsr. of health They in-idou>ly attack the
,y.t.pi. AMI gradually undermine ami destroy II
nov drive the blc0in from the cheek, me 'ustte
from the eye, the strength AN" 'isl - a"J
..r,. they give punv aui diseased o'i>pfiS, An'i
;,,, tbrc,i IN successive generations, the race Oh
,r,, The marks can u. seen IN scf"'I.' ov'
.~-,.ntiou Cripplss, the idotic, the Parsiytc Tue
insane. ,,r, r., ,ba human
,ha, the. disease. arising from the contalni-
alto, yenerial Poison. Til. ni'i1es' ,'''i' "
.~.,,,n- 10 the blood hold ever over the one ai'''
tod. the sword Of destruction thar y i'''.s " &
moment IL fall anu phSht- ''
earthly hopes. A., -,,.. FATAL
NrnIrAI, ENEMY TO man. cnlnihihs r''H wy
yn-;.l d,uhles his dangers. Those VINO n', nav,
tel with that perni.ouS MI y ERAL foi ,
s,V are !, cured the disease has only ass'i'e'
ne" SATISFIED wTTUPAETIAI CURES
= -. The poison to crawl through thu -ys-
tn, IL, way into the tissues aud organ
. III he apparently smooth surface. 70 '", u,
T., ,t, future witt, a virulsnce that Will baiie
t Tr. effect, OF medicine. When Perfect IRIS ian
~. ,,bt,ined by consulting physician, whom long
rr.cticc and thorough Investigation mo .ls -,
n;,a,-., of tue UNNARi ORGANS, ehap'H l"
81 ..r,,,;ns AT ono. the c;,use IF the disease
,p all Diseases entrusted to the D.sf"r care
,,rEH,,r SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CIRhs,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed
sxp,,iIis and its adjunct., Gonnorrhoea and
,,r.np.nyin Diseases; in all i-crdeTs Y W 'ns n.
GER ~. 81, U..,rt and Longs: Dyspepsia; in'l
'-..s;on impotency; Incipient Consumption and
ie>t:,, If the unsry organs in either sex, cure
-. xxrr,otei or No PA reqnired,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-16
1,,nortaut to the Ladies'.

x,-, f,u,l.i. in trouble or afflicted win 'i'S
~ ,s.uire- medical "r surgical "tteh".'re
,..,,,;rv .,,ould b., Where is there rns scia',
IL, 10 fully competent to administer reiieI an a.
- rs.nect,bl. standing in .ci"ty rec',m'rh"'
- ;. :, -. r,,nti,i-ncy IF the community! Ihe D''
understanding, how in,perafiveiy heoe!
-. ,.,uir-m.nts are. feels called upon 10 rnlei
-. and by calling the attention 81 the anu,
-, ~, that hs has been a Professor Oh op>'e
-. ,n,i Female Diaea-e. for TWENTY 'tA"s M
" ,,lv Qualified t., administer in all cases, p'"
,;.,rx and -rr-c:,lly, not IN = -uprrh'i', ,''in
= IN, i, a, thor ugh = manner aS year '"' ,'
"t,,,,.c,;r.-both in hospitals and lr'va'e iain'-
-. make to them from the !l'hds o. 'i''
I;6.I interruptions. AMI designing mere
- e,r,,l.s can rely upon him AS upon i'tnet !;
80; ,,ii-,i.,u can ind i'll him one who can ifei
~, .,n,,,thiz. with, AMI brfriend them IN 'r'np'e
-, in whose secrecy the utmost c"illi,io e'i u
,.nI,rrd. Consultation by Letter OF o'he' WIZ
FREE eeadiress below
The CeIebra AT e d F Female II m euien.
e ,n,,un.,ed fr.,m the pirate pr'seriP' VI ~
-. h.. ,,w obtained most -Ntende'i f"P'
i,itr and are correctly vieweh 10 he 'he s,ie =,
- ,,e,t remedies for the com E'ints Tor ""i."
~ ar. applie,l The constantly arcru'n" 'erli'
;;,I. If their efficacy declared them 10 De pre-
;man,ly .uperior to their action.
r., I.iy should he without these heHNitinl
,~snt. None genuine unless procured AT 'n''
81 Sent by nail or Express to any part Oh Tux
stare. WE, NsVE yIEDICICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
REAL ESTATE.

KBw-YoRK MoSDAY, Sept, 9, 1869.
We learn from The San Francisco Bulletin
that party Of New-York and Chicago capitalists have
come to that city the especial purpose Of examining
with the buying tract of 3774 acres Of land in
the southern suburbs Of San Francisco comprising part
Of the old Visitation Rancho. This tract had previously
been bought by compile Of shrewd citizens for the pur
pose Of making sale to Eastern men reported that
the have cOnsummated the purchase at the
of 100000 intending to expend as much more III
improving their property.
TIE Bulletin also says "a contemporary says that an
other party negotiating for tine purchase OF the DO
go FeZ Rancho, u San MateO County. for company OF
Ohioans, who propose 10 migrate 10 California ana I'M
prove the property IL is probable that there VIII mere
after be large purchases OF California au urban or I
raj eastern We have heard OF several In
stances In which parties propose migrate hfther buy
tract together aud embark either IN the dairy WOOL
growing cattcrasinQ, fruit or inegrowlng business
In particular instance the parties were PennSy
farmers enriched by the discovery OF coal
I'm their lands and desire 10 establish themselves
here their makes favorable report Many snch
colonies win come TO State, for the genial climate,
rety resources and great productveness OF the soil
surpass OF the Sierra Nevada and north OF
Mexico"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
grnOklpn Sroptrtu 60 yti.
r Tho EIpsT and SECOND FLOORS

THO LET-The FIRST and SECOND FLOORS
OfNo Dume Terrace eight ooH. aas e'.r marble ~aBtels
stony wsshubs bathroom with water eo,e &c ten minutes
hoot 81 ipnr ICONS with
closets and een bath water go per month Ths
opportunity comfortably settled loI % wbL Apply to
tbe Janor DuGe Terrace Duet between Johnson and Tn
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
NTFW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
" huMMER ADVANCEMENT,

~ SUMNER hRRAN0EhENIr-
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1859
.,,s, Station Nsr York OF Twenty mo
ts'''-s' Fonrth-sve Bu,usDer Twenty ,even,hsl
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, 80, a.,
Fo Bridgeport tkI) 1850 nj H'i' tbiS
MI 8 DO $50 ande (BI p. , v.....-, I'm
Feq Milford s,od Fairfield, Southport and "espeF' H'O
M Sor.sn + stBIC 1870 m l2:i3 RL), tEIl StS
1ye H. d., - . i,5os M 3i 80 s3o and 30 n
s,.mfor stR.1 o. tl50A l2:l3 tEI), z'lo , lbLh
20 40 IKI J. as $50 ESQ 7ilo Qsil eaa I'll,
For gtesnwieb T. 1880 n 2iie S'ia t'' ''' " "
,rrs 40 $40 $50 1:ls. and $500 p m ,,,a
S~' w. Wv 49, CONNECTING TRAlNs
Por Be,top, via Springfield, a. m lEL). thi'h Up H.
for boston via Shore Line. l2:l' tELk Pm, aRAAm
lo, Hartford and Springfield N. (EI l1lo lhL
foi Copn.eu railroad tBil Hl'P H. 70 montreal
!. PTpydsucs and h.hi Railroad l Nj h
HsuLOndOD aud sOnIussOn Railroad at m
HAS 3 3 D a. - .nA a.oo n III 10 W,uiau.burh
~ ~ nnn..onIe Railroad Ba M and P leA
Railroad, 6 A. NJ (Ei D. t'Jy
~, husa,y ard Railroad 2ls aud Nv ~ ni
fot with tTAin from horNAh 70 phouI
"a u IN S.o.sn RAILROAD a NJ Rl5, iB ana 'i1op IN
commOious ssep''s INV ava JAMES II. HOYT superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
y1th- Snsp 2tal Gsiatt for Salt.
Nn1NC ..mAy 81 NEW .BRrNSWICK.

JENKINS & WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK,
~ N opposite r. Depot and at NJ" ~ Seso'| rave
SELL the following property: foil description sent desired M
Farm No rs % 81 apple trees SOo peach Hees S'""
So q
Hotel for sale formerly Stees Hotel opposite
R. depot Brunswick, n or VIII exchange o iAm
OubuiDgs, all new on ~ acres OF
this city and nile from Noofhees
| Station. Will trade for Brooklyn property.
Of Commodore Boggs on Georgesi
or We will LEI partly ned until May nett at sVo per month WIN
the priyie eye Of huriug within the time.
Quantity oquois Fsyee Cas- and mason
Counties State OF Illinois, and In baton Coon meheh W
for NewJersey property. ------
ORANGE, n. J-FOr SALE i'll Llewellyn
W Pk near the ground O two desi
able DWELLING They beautifully situated and are
cold Of Winter BY the Orange Mountains WIZ
midst Of valuable improvement Baths wafer
sos ke sas &c and in fact furnished throughout To
home they desirable indeed
as thew have beside 100 by 200 feet the open space OF park 10
built but ornamental purposes
drives &c &c IL Included Inc Nboe
tar for pa Parties wthng
10 buy apply BLACKWELL SMITH corner Main and zone
Is Orange their Office No 21 BrOajWSy f from VII il
a
ORAN n. J.-Magnifcently- located
~ BUILDING STES adjoining Leweyn Park Anew restricted
Plots near depot and churches. Il suit purchaser
HAMILTON WALLIS No SNsssau corner fnett
VNO MANUFACTURERS and LUMBERMEN.
FOR sALRa WATER FRONT. l3OI7O feet doch, 100 feet
long with feet low tide good building
with three 32I26 and horse engine
shang pIeyS lot OF wood Working mAebbetn g"ou
manufacturing purposes n j. @ r. Is within eight feet Of
premises Address BhetbpOr j. o. Box No 80 oraquhs Oh
premises foot Of Marshalst
q Fal0 000 TO Loan on NEW,J ! 4.
L0R, No 81 MoBtgomer,-st Jersey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

H slip
N Mail train FOR Gretupsrt
1910 a. Tor RosyB Cove Losii yA. Huntingdon ADD
NoTthuor.
30 D. ~ Greenpon Express
$50 Ia Ro,yn, Core Locust VALLEY. HaIngOH, North
$50 D a Tor RoyE Core Locust vseJ, Huntington aud
fofthpou
for Jams and HempssAd.
Por larboT West Hampton Long Island RAILROAD
Tram, ScvioTk az 500 and $3.50 Fare through TO Sag
HaThoT, 81 ,
An trains Brsnrh for Hampstead Sunday trains for
Locust Valley. Huntington sod Noihpo leaves
mite Point Of - q. "a and p N l. ID bAhION snpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
SOarn and Tuums.

4 SUITE of nicely-furnshed ROOMS, with
~ without BOARD Al No 100 SecoudAye, near Sertthst
CIRST-CLASS BOARD for GENTLEMEN
Three or four single ROOMS, with strictly huteA,,
BOARD No. 80 West Einetsenh.sL Reiereuers
THE CITY HOTEL having been renovated
ard iaUbed throughgp IN Gte unsurpassed BY any heel
10 sApJ, opeuCI for tic reception On glssS
l.. II HUMPHREYS, Proprietor
Providence. r y Auzusf3 1872
I.lO EAST THlRTIETH-ST., near Lexins-
b gentleman aud wife can ohitn
family their house References
changed. SabbagbTe.pecIng parties prsieffcL
otTH-ST., near BrOadway.-To LEI, with
st lr.to. BOARD bshdsome ROOM Bret too sua
,fu eIposure Also corresponding al foQ
all modern Apply Everett Lbay p West S'th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. .
wi UNAWARE LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN hAlLh

49, "N co Ue.,sesl
Dspots foot Of BAe.yt and foot 81 Chn'opher
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MoNDAl NAV 10 lsoS
Ga no NAIL TRAIN connecting DsEA. with Boonion Bransl
a. Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With NntseI 1 hh
Washington With the D. H. and w u e
Bend. points
, "a Boosburg and Delaware and Hudson r. Rd Easton
With Lshgh susqusbaHpA Bethlehem AeB'oup hAaes
9S p LEiIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops Newark Morris
To Doy,T ,cett,towu Washington Pbpsburg aud Eaon COZ
90. a, Pb n.hny With Bel Del H. r. for Beydefe We and al
g,,,on with l. v n bethlehem Allentown hueh ChaAh and
HCRASToY EXPRESS connects At Washington with The D.
N Tor Water Stroudsbarg and Scranton al Dover
~ Chs.,sr n r., aud at Waterloo With SuneI H. IL
go ..aIjO % m o SUMMIT sud intermediate ssuons
SIs 10 and g. 500 $50 $50 o'Jo $50 Aad
gOUTH ORANGE and Intermediate stations
and $50 D n YOUNGSTOWN aud intermediate
'.hS %, m NoRRIsTowN EXPRESS. 81. . o., 81. -, "a.
AK a. Gao 100 $3.50 $3.50 1920 II 100 ll:'0a
s go $50 $50 $50, 9o $50 6il0 $50 80 $50 snd
ll:t5p "a xoyrcI AIR Al 40 lnOO m $50
fof fIon M b. SCHOCH, Aulstsnt Superintendent
- HAM q a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tmns leave

i .tslau
6R5s e. WAY 1rsiB for AllAaT
.. IA. Buasis Express. Drawing attached
1880 IL. Northern Western Eipre,s, Drawing
attached
u Speql Chicago Express hrosgh p Elegant
bra attached
a. ~. Montreal kIpress Dravigg attached.
Pesc EIpfs's With Sleeping through to ChlesEo With
ou' change tDsilJl
n .. u Night EIpre's. Sleeping attached
iJJp. IA HndsoB Train
= y ~, Toughk stpsie Train tSundaTt a. b.
Igs. n i:l3, and .. n, PssfstIl ITs.nG
$50 sud . H.. sing Sag Trans
GO ITO $50 ssd II 20 NJ AZ $40 flO AID u p. ~
Youisf, TraAs m TOuCEY. snpt
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
6itr 8tal 6siatr for salt.


EOR SALE-An elegant fOur-stOry brOwn-stone
HOUSE located Merchants DIVE and COMMANDING 40 eI-
<nsive Price $4,000 $1,000 remain on
bond aud mortgage.
~ B-Wou lot II eIhange tbey located ~
ply 70 the owner A. NJ COLLARD No 800 Ffegbthtt center
house Of three with observatofles
NOR SALE-VALUABLE productive STORE
PROPERTY Second Thru Fourth sixth and seveah's'
and Broadway.
ALSO sreass DWELLINGS in the upper section Of the city rang
ing rom 2O to $4,000
Apply MULLER WILKINS & Co. No. : Pine 81 "a sOyl
EOR SALE-One OF those magnificent HOUSES
III On FynuhS Of SeVenth-aye, fronting Cen
The living IN the basement Of ne iery one o.
will show the prenseE g r. GILMAN Co.,
No. l67 Broadway.
NOR SALE-With immediate possession, four
fouT-stSry brOwnsOne HOUSES Oh the north sds o.
Fo Of SIhTye. bOuses 2lVI3o eti lo
b feet They Of superior hnisn trste siss Sno
t wood Inquire Of The owner JOHN sAhES
DO l22 West Fihetb-si
TAOUES, No. 20S Broadway, buys, sells, and
~ exchanges country STUDY interest BY calling 90 gaqn
CEVFRAT desirable and cheap PROPER
- TIES SALE this weskHOUSkb IN New OK and BTe9t
property, $1,000, worth s600 j. & FkEhhAN
No 2l2 BroNjwsJ
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Sutton Salts Of EfaI Gstatt.

9adion saIts of SfaI e'tatt
by ' SSi$'d 4 i MIETER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No % XlssaTs1.. con CrD.Es1. stsYoHS 81,
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Punure &c
AT IL O'CLOCK I6SRN on I'll Thb PREMISES
SHIPPAN POINT,
roSiiIvE SALE OF THB
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
OF THE LATE MOSES ROGERS.
CONSISTING or 800 ACRES OF SkoUND
sUBDIvIDED INTO
100 VILLA PLOTS.
or ABOUT ACRES EACH; .,
Long Island without exception the most dssabs locality for
h ,sng over .ge porton Of our National TERRITORY
wrote Point shppao n. property
s oDe 1ys sSS sG Sn saSisS 9fae
adeu, drsy 'front.' ana so'G o ,.,sS % n
barber bounded hs points An Of groves and bashy
sudi peculiarly pie Lense't, Increase H ,5,n h ON
is aics its orchards and =. groves Here Mr. Rogers
edge a, o.. same ums planted b. ground. surrounding
9ou 1aS,, al we oLs Of 3 tres e garden and Other
interesting objects make this Of the p.A'ADs
ES,1s foot Of shppsa eligible for building Hundreds Of
are engaged on promenaes carriage rosds under Efficient
landscape gardener nearly hu aud the sIe,
yston for 'Tgs and elegant sS 10 ne stetsa st s..V
erece on foar.ay bswssn Try and ro
n
o. &C. Incorporating The new psTs , i's'd TIM ,.l
above or under ground between Battery and Harlem River, nn at
distant day b, mao. 10 twenty % ~, SSq %
stated he uredy bhooves those who desire ssePs tue nIo
H. e,se ma ard refined society visit shipp.n.
The fast and eommojo steamer THOMAS Collier whleO ea
SsS1 Faop F I at o5 o :Hd foot Of EsSS
Gfafs band yin tqr3;h the music
9 win h. mailed to persons wsknowu the
Fo Uampie,. and maps apply JOHNSON MILLER No a;E
.aa,t srAULbIES+ ESQ., At Il. gsHo' stamford Conn
1850 O'clock; on the premises
POSITIVE SALE OF THE
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE,
FORMERLY BELONGING TO THE
which been undivided into
500 VILLA PLOTS.
Pull particulars hereafter
Man A. free Will be few days 1T ,hs Aueones
onS' 10 - THURSDAY. Sept ~
"N RAHw&Y i! j.,
5OOICHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Particulars hereafter. .
and free tickets Sept H. at OAee Of AuciiOnee No ~ Nae
o II. PIERsoy, AuetOn.eI
DY A. d. MELLICK, jr, d BRO: Auction
ID eef Dealers Ne jersey Real Esiate No PDe't New"
i"A POSITIVE SALE.
BY ORDER or JAMES A. WILLIAMSON, ESQ,
leO BUILDIN @ l. o 8.
BERGEN POINT, n. j.,
on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10,
TIP NJ on THE PREMISES.
Avenues and and South Fi and in the midst Of rpO'e'
IN ..o-,,
Terms unusually easy 10 cent on The day safe sn1 nv moun
interest deferred payments
minutes from the New ok soc o ""
the Railroad o. Jersey, sAy "4'
a. all hours OF the day and night
Sale absolute. -
ETsy 10 month from h wages OF salaI ana Own
desirable lot Ia good location.
No better savings can fond fJr the poor NAB .
Special OF Liberty ct, at l2N p m MAPS am
will b. readiness the Office OF The Aucteaeers seven ia
before The sse
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK, BGlCKsBURd MANCHESTER loNS "'h"' "
NJ v.,,t.u a1i Delaware Bay Railroad n....
w. lines suIdsu .iosptD t1. Per No " foot OF Daahs
s,r,T E,y.rans At and Jt,s. oJt at "a t"achlus
~ .ngef osy Per No foot Of HsetorsL af'7 M h'
,,l,s. from LoEr Bartb 81 1Ss .a AMI 10 "a. .,.,..
Juf ~ AlS ". > ' '''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
Summtr Sftrtats.

Sammtr 8rtuats.
CLIFFWOOD SPRINGS, SEASHcRE
~ HOUSE Ksypo, IA desirable resort for hes or
Measure Terms boat ~ cts, Particulars OF Dr.
KENT Proprietor, No. 10 Bleeckerst n I.
THE BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
povemen recently completed 10 this house render AL
respects flsteao Hotel bnng Hal unsurpassed oe
auce richly furnished Genemens Paror ana bhrd leom
are uuequAled appointments the Vest
sueient guarantee
pains home for AVeefs and vhe
ltbe
CIV its Egh standing will be maintained every psrtcalsr
'' A. H. TABEH. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
Saltsttbtstn Guantp 3taI Gsiatr for Salt

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A good FARM
SO deby located near Rye or foehes'eI on New
and VIII be sold al great
bargain a. the owner gong Apply s IRELAND No
2Ol Broadway, or VIM. BEATTY, Porshes,er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
Guunirp 9roptrtp 90 gft.

EOR RENT-With first class, reliable Water
Ne-York large BUILNG stones high 4I ,ss nth $50 feel
line shsing for factory purposes Apply 70 y 'ooiEs Room
No. :, No IS Lbsrty,t
ITO LET, Cheap-Greenville, n. j., 20 minutes
EewJersey Central Railroad IS usihs 'pnii
Hou,s bgh ground GoaEemann Dol soa1wy
TNO RENT or LEASE for years, at lonkers-
III pPstnpNF 81 bs ,phc,.r. 6ou.e brick with -
therein stables carnage house anu ~ gden
$500. a. Wv ' JAMES G. BILL
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giuusts mo :furms 0lant,S.

sonsts mo Sarnts ee1ailitu'
NVANTED-A small HOUSE, furnished or
unrnisned for Of four pon, wthin one hour the
CITY Hail Address ROBINS, p o. HoI No 10y, Win pse winch
mus be verym moderately aud fGil particulars
NVANTED-To hire, with view to purchase.
w APLACB Of from ftesn 10 aiy acres. within l% n.es us
ejtv the hons buildings be omotous 500 IN oou stT
land good front desired oe
1869 Please address with full particulars THOMAS LORD % No. 81
Exchange place
VYyANTED-FOr n cash purchaser a 3-stDry,
w basement and HOUSE not thai
wide between Third and Fonhaye, aud
Thirtsth and f20.OtO
NJ A. rutland 4 Co. No. 3 Beekman'ti N I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
TrIyITRgEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o

TTW-JERSEY RAILROADmFROMF OOl s' OIL
Vi. Camden m, Wa West PhlAdspo Ih No. F
M m. 8 y D. M. y;fo y m ~ nsn'
s,,n,. and Wshug ton-S:iO 1880 p NJ SI5 p H. Tor
scge and sSas ISL 40 a M 1880 pun pm Thesp
n us through TO Cincinnati aho honss go
~ Sleeping Cars ons m uAn run
and Csazo hout change daily saInruay .r.
n n ,Iaa This OBlJ line running through cars 70
Chicago 10 81 S0a' ~ JACKSON General Superintendent
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L ,Sgd
USJIND.-CHANGE OF TlMB. On aud alter aM u 'o' Wv
leave Roosevelt ,nd Grauis Ferries as olo"
us,n' = Mail tor Patehugue aud oil Stations
Merck ard all stations N,.,,..l Soptb Oy.,sr
Ia m EIpress Pachogue stepping Al Meil Ig'. nan
J''V III stations e,st except ewOod Passenger, ~ 's
pay through Bepo aud Fire Place. wa Stage nom r'n
osgS, m Rockswsy Passenger train stopping at O"'enes'hs
sPaIe Accommodates to I,p, Saturdays through TO Patch
ogae - 4, Ney,iek and o. Saturdays through to lslp , "a,
81 Tain. connect Valley hsam Tor hocAAAS' @ Iii La.t
Al 3 . a. and - ~ VAN VIII ,ouhet w
ior Ilfe l,aud i'On'.''i -
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pALPIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
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SENATE CHAMBER.
New Orleans, FeD. ~. l96s

New orleans, feD. ~ 1869.
To tie sator Of the Crescent:
Detf SRI read in your journal OF the 2lst
inst. "A following:
Wheh the Fay substitute was under discussion
in the Senate last evening, the Democrats tried 10
gain tlae by moving to adjourn. All Of them
voted for the motion except Mr.. Bacon, and thus
tie was effected, and the adjournment was car
Tied nply by the casting vote Of the presiding
oHices.
lam act entitled to the distinction thus given me
by the special mention of my name, having voted
In the affirmative.
Had I voted otherwise az 20 adjournment il
would have been no index to my vote on the main
queston, as am opposed to what is termed eli
busteitsg" IN legislation, deeming il neither poll
tic nor proper, especially when no definite objoc.
can be Ssined by it. When used by minority It
only kats the majority more closely together, ana
so rritates those who compose it that sny effort st
compfcnise is unavailing. And having some
politicel and legislative experience, 10 not feel
II my DUTY at all times to yield to the views of
others; especially in matters like this. In this
case gsJed with my Democratic colleagues.
1 weuld here suggest that if the Democratic
newspspsrs would give the yeas and nays on oil
important votes. they would do more complete
justice - the Democratic members of the General
Assembly than the latter can obtain from eithsr
their defense or eulogy ofthem. And il there be
any wrong vote or omission to vote TO be rightly
charged against them, they will thus be made
smensble to their constituents for it.
go r. as the Ray substitute is concerned,
permit ise to say thar there is not feel sure, any
member Of the Senate more unqualifedly opposed
to that which it substitutes, and to the entire
principle OF it, than
Yotrs, respectfully, A. B. BACoS