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70 that every case Of his fewer be removed s hospka
curing The day tho sspoted from any Odyng house,
ceIits tenement
Wherever his fever found ab;s 10 bs introduced any
family pesaons ta4 poorly fed o. hsvu nut some kind
or good animal food daily shou DC repotod ~ Tie ComMs
a!cners Of Public chaties or to tho Society for Improving
tle Condition OF the Poor
WHERE TIE GASES OF REI.APsrxa YEvxR ARE
Tho lfst or sixteen grouDs, In sixteen houses, HINT
TED 10 sixteen apartments or suites 0T e0mmunica-
ting rooms, Dcntlol cd ~ tnts note as the places
when one hundreu cases nave Occurred, arc n O.
crsely such piaces, and enc people that seek such
taneInens are of the 1lna that suIer lrst irm lhs
lever. whoever visits sucn places on errands Of
cnarify medIcAl duty, in any wed quarter OF
the CITY, snoud immediately kep0rt 10 the sanitary
snperntendeni any sickness thar s suspected to be
tlc reIlpslng fever. tF ~
AS ms disease wiz be mentioned among the poor
as .raeumatic palnso the 'rcaJsing chiilsn and
tho ..slow eyero ana by the medical attendants Of
the poor remittent," u Is desired lhat there
should De no hesitation and delay IN giving inl0rina
uUn oil every case tbat may possibly be tta ieapsig
fcycr 30 that every ne5t Of may rec i've adequate
care by the Board OF ilea IN the day iJ IS o nd
rms disease correctly understood, clnuot become
source Of public alarm. Its haDits and listory are
wei AnowG, ana u mas thus TAR presented only rs
mddeal aspects, 80 mild, indeed, that the highest
praise ~ uue TO the medical uentlemen tn Bellevue
Hospital Tor having clearly made out the uisiiacs
nature OF tnfs fever aL SO early q lerfUd. III 81.
petersburg, In 1866. and In London last spring ana
more recently, tliis disease had for weeks spread its
Injection ,ilsastruuSiy peiore II received sanitary
care ih M 0tfcr great city have We Information OF
an Garner or clearer recognition OF II. And now us
no SYSTEM " Quarantine mas been devised tnat
sanitary control ofevery group and case Of ID ni-
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the deceaaed during MS lifetime. This witness Wn0
was called by the contestants. deposed that having
read the testimony previously taAen his own con-
victIons regarding the insanity Of tie testator wero
confirmed thereby. BY consent OF opposing couu-
sci the Introduction or further testimony waA dc.
clared closed In the case wnicn then postponed
until March ~, when the surrogate will hear the
arguments OF counsel.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAILRoAp.-Should tho
weather permit the work or constructing the con-
templated now railroad from New YORK 70 Brew
ster,s Putnam county there to connect with tho
Boston Hartford and Erie ltarpad thus forming .
new route hence>to Bos0ni, wiil De commenced IN
sub.contracls have been effected Tor the grading,
masonry bridging and equipment Of the
proposed road between Brews.er's ana Lake Ma
hopac wa Carmel, distance Of about eleven miles:
1t is understood that work on the above section ol
open 1t for public travel early In July. Ihe nne ol
the Newsl ork ana Boston Railroad as e. present
laid tpasses through tho heppcsnan sauuy Isar ~
this county, ab0ut niitway between t"o huosSA
River and Harlem Railroads.
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BURNING Of cMoxEl uYIiiTs a.sa.EcE III aSsaAmTur

fFrom the Bingbamton Republican, Feb. ~
Dwiaht--the old homestead OF the lamiiy Of ID. y
Dlckinson--recently purchased, beautlhed ana iur~
nished OF great expense Is an event OF much pubic
interest. our citizens very generally regard it not
merely as personal matter, but as public mlsor-
tune. It Ii so III many respects AZ the residence
OF the iate MIR. Dickinson loved and lamented by
all, the dwelling was one OF the priced landmarks
OF Bingnamton. 1t was literally an "open nouse''
from the time Mr.. Dickinson touk posses,
SION. But In the transfer this was nos
changed for the worse. II MI. Dckinson's hosps
tality was generous ana never-iailing, CooJel
had the means or gratifying his own kindly and
social nclinatloDs and Of entertaining his friends az
1t saoild please them; and he ls besides, a large
hearted, puD!lc spriteu citizen, whosn our people
feel 1t would be misfortune to Binghamton TO
lose. All VIII be pleased 10 know that Colonel
Dwight will rebuild upon the Old site.
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AMERICAN MICROSCOPIC SOCIETY.

The regular fortnightly meeting OF this society
was held last evening, DR.. John II. II. Hinton, the
president in the chair. In consequence Of the very
inclement state OF the weather there was but slim
attendance.
DR.. ARNOLD presented cancer OF she breast taken
from q woman nfty-two years old Some remarks
followed on the nature of the cancer in the course
which DR.. Arnold said IN answer TO question, that
he thought the microscope q reliable instrument
through which to examine cancer cells
Professor EDWARDS proposed the following gentle
men Tor election - corresponding members:--H G.
Bloomer, w. II. g. Hariord aud Henry G. Hanks, Of
San Francisco, CAL, who are about forming micro
scoplcal society there.
Dr. benjamin Lord, 81 West Twenty-eighth street,
was proposed ~ resident member, aud further
action on the propositions was deferred until next
meeting
Professor EDWARDS made some remarks about the
preservation OF animal and vegetable tissues. He
said we were wrong in the term .carbolc acid,n as
Il was found TO belong 20 certain class OF alcohols
called 'pneic." Having presented several speci.
mems TO the society, and alter tue transaction OF
some routine pusiness the proceedings terminated.
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rrac,tve ana instructive chapters OF our author on
womapklad IN tne ieuda CASTLE 'tendal society was,
Ia cemparis0n to wnat had gone 0cl0re H. pslished
ana OTil'anl, aad presented many great & qualities
hut uader the surface 1t was not pure" the whole
society q the castle mixed irces even ~
rOmplA and not suggestive OF cnuste Iecnpas,
"whiic the language IN common use among botn
sexes was far from delicate.n y Love, IN which the
lades took the ead was the a-ansorblng ousln, -.
study and pastrmc or the fcudal c0stlc and among
the masses OF the rude peasantry ou.svc .,
The spirit Oi feudalism mad expired with tne iour-
teenth century tbo1gh It's outward forms stiIl sur
as The point wnich marks the close OF the middle
or dark ages arc OF ieudahsm. uahs'tlom ~, i0, !,
lowed WHICH 10 France was markea oy ro"ress
OF society was slow and the condition OF women
was bad. nntil Inc introduction Of Inc prnunx
press, winch gave great mpulsc 10 moaetm ,s ~
civilization. Al the time OF the nrst Charles OF
England society In tnar country had assumed
soneinlnx Of n'ah degree OF spendor ana eie-
gance among the arlslOcracy, whoa was sup
pressed by the Roundnea0s and purltaDs only 70
be restored with the RIGHTEOUSNESS brought over
point our author closes. Through the whole ol nus
yoinab'e history ne deyotes much care 70 tne
socicty from one historical period to another,
uatil our own times, when he says tnat changes IN
The fashions have become so frequent that taey pos
The author OF tins valuable book. we
think, gives too little attention to the
diEcren: epochs OF the Roman Church, the
Crusades the Moors in Spain, the Relormayon and
the discovery OF America In reference to tneir eecls
upon European society aud the social status OF wO.
mankind. Still, through all the dark ana dismal
viclssudes OF the Western European nations, from
the days OF the Roman empire to our own day, ne
shows from his authentic details from history, tnat
the women or western Europe, with all the weak
nesses and folies supposed to rule the sex have ex-
ereised an incaiculablc influence IN every advance
Of civilization. Mr. Wright tells uS that his OBJECT
has been 70 give picture Of female life OF each par
tcular period reviewed. avoiding specnlattons as lar
IS possible; out still the impression winch Ills nts-
tOrcal pictures leave upon tine mind - very pleas
ing, touching the gentle and refining infueEcos OF
womankind IN al ages. anu especially an age from
which, In OnrsGiah nations, have been drawn
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WEsTCaESTER COUNTY.

THE GATES WILL CAsE-Another hearing tn the
case OF the contested will OF Dr. Carleton Gates de-
ceased, came up before Surrogate Mills at White
Plains yesterday. The only important tesumony
ELECTED was that Of medical gentleman
named Lee, VINO had been on terms
OF intimacy with the family OF the les
tator, and who was also acauain'eo WIN
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the tax on same had not been paid.
The total number OF deaths In Brooklyn during
the past week was 1873. OF the deceased 25 were
men, AZ women, 40 boys and ~ girls.
Two young men named John Smith and James
McGovern were arrested and locked up to answer
yesterday on the complaint Of James N. Mcfiwen. OF
No. y73 Pacific street, wno accuses them OF bur-
glary.
The jury In the case Of the people John Touyes
who was charged by Mr.. Henry Bergh with feeding
his cows ON unhealthy food, the trial taking place
before Judge Riley, fahed to agree aud new iriAi
has been ordered Tor Monday nexG
Judge Walsh committed Henry Martin to await
the action OF the Grand Jury yesterday. The ac-
cused was arrested few days since Tor collecting
money under false pretences. he represented that
the money was for the family OF 1re.Gan who had
been run over and Killed while u the Old volunteer
department..
Hugh McCole and Andrew Mclaughlin were ar
rested for the second time yesterday on the COM
plant or Thomas Mcclure, Of No. 81 Main street,
who charges them with having robbed him OF $400.
the accused, alleged, robbed him OF the money IN
the hallway Of bis house while nc was slightly under
the influence OF liquor. lne accused were held 10
answer before Judge Riley.
John Tinke, residing a1 No. 40 State street. fell In
love with young lady, and because she ia,led to
consider hun in the light OF sulter for her hand no
jury to Sit upon. He procured some vitrio and
probably swallowed all he could Of the terrible
stuff. His agony was most Intense, and his cries
attracted ueariy a the people III the neighborhood.
He was taken TO the city Hospital, wnere he Is n0w
under medical treatment
In the Second district Assessor Allaben has ap-
pointed Samuel Bowden rs clerk, in place Of d. J.
G,llen, promoted to be chief clerk. The following
assistant assessors have been appointed to assess
the income tax:-Clark Smith, FIRST District sixth
ward; Michael J. Weldon third division, Tenth
ward; Louis Froelich, sixteenth and Eighteenth
wards; Andrew Gregory, eight division, Ninth ana
Twenty-hrs wards; Matthew X. Wiidman, Foar-
teenLh and Seventeenth wards; Thomas ID. Moscrop,
county towns. In tue THIRD district tue loAowing
changes have been made:-Slxto DIVISION comprls-
ing portions OF tue ttta, Eleventh ana twentieth
wards, Conckln Smith, removed, and George b.
Lincoln, Jr., taking his place, BENG transferred
from the Seventh to this Adam i. Dodge has oeen
appointed as assistant assessor IA the seventh ds.
tct place OF George b. Lincoln, Transferred, AND
Joseph l.. Heath has been appointed ior lac TENTH
DIVISION consisting ot the nlneteenth Waru IL pace
or George w. Brown.
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WILSON INDUSTRIAL scHosL AND MISSION

The managers OF the Wilson Industrial School held
q meeting at their building, corner Of st. Marks
place and avenue A. on Friday, February ., at which
MANY OF the friends OF the institution and OF mis-
sion work were present. The Rev DR.. Kendrick
conducted the religious exercises and made short
address. The reports OF the school Committee Ms-
sionary and Bible ReadeS indicated most encourag-
aug condition Of the school and mission snd carried
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Nelson whitman. q sailor was yesterday taken
suddenly III in front Of premises No. SO South street.
ana, falling to the pavement, died soon afterwarls
Tne remains we're taken 10 the New street police
station and one Of the eoroners notified. Deceased
hved at G5 Market street.
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Mr.. p. II. Wallace states that the paragraph In the
HERALD Of yesterday in relation to the descent OF
the police on the "shcbana, No 40 Wooster street..
is incorrect the den In question Is No AZ Wooster
street. No. 40 IL Hr. Waaces place OF business and
the ms.axe may do him serious injury, una for this
reason he desires u correction.
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NEW YORK CITY.
me Workh0use Suielde-Another Of Those
Headquarters Telegrams-Dalsky and
tie Lady In Black--The As.
sassination Canard--An.
other Unfortunate.

me following record win show the changes IN tue
eemDeaiure OF the weather for the past twcntyscur
hours In comparison with tne corresponding day OF
last year as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
Dae's pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway cor
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BROOKLYN CITY.
The Death Record-Alleged Burglary
False Pretenses-He Would Die f0r
Loye-SWill Milk and Minor Items.

Smallpox appears to be gradually dying ont in
Brooklyn, ,for there was only one case reported lass
week.
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Collector Freeland seized ffry-oae barrels OF
spirits at No. 10 Summit street. on the charge that
the tax On same had not been paid.
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The total number OF deaths in Brooklyn during
the past week was 136. OF the deceased 25 were
men, AZ women, 40 boys and ~ girls.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

Mr.. William Mackear for many years connected
wiki The New York press, VIII lecture on "rhe Peris
OF Life" before the Young MEMS Christian Associa-
ton (liarem branch,. corner OF Third avenue and
122d street, on tomorrow ,rhursdaN) evening The
SUBJECT proposed Is as novel as interesting, ana IN
the hands OF the lecturer cannot fail 10 prove both
entertaining and Instructive
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There were eight cases OF smallpox reported ai
the Sanitary Once yesterday.
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average temperature yesterday. o4
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year Observation-Disclosures. 35
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TO be raised 70 oompete toe payment building ronicr
suitable Tor he school ahd mission work appra
70 AL who appreciate The I'm 0rtance OF this aid
n csncsns our iadebtedness by their contributions, ier
influence and their praycrs.
IS Scwd-ksalns. 70 Ge surrept expenses of the institution
the average monthly expeses are, IN rouni G
the iols vT tue year loo ~ Our annual epts from
SUBSCRIPTIONS donauoIs aud the drcsstnakns department
nave averaged Tor the ast few x5v Tho dena OF
Soto has been aie mp from money realized iar
enrey soas ana Tue in.ere. the kose legacy wirh
must soon Dc appropr aied 10 building purposes We would
tnereiore ask our fri,ns to CONSIDER The fact that thirty
doaars annually wn supply daily dinner and colai"rane
c'oaihS Tor two csAden year, and appe@ er
hr AsaSance In the daily these lie ANA 10
riiv
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Isabella Simmons, young girl, fifteen years Of
sge, was taken from q low den ut 90 Greene street
on Monday night by Detective Glynn. OF the Eighth
precinct and yesterday morning arra,gned before
Justice Scott, at Jefferson Market upon compaint
OF her mother, Julia Simmons residing ct No. a63
Stanton street. She was sent TO the House OF the
GOou Shepherd.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

Two young men named John Smith and Jan
McGovern were arrested and locked up to answ
yesterday on the complaint OF James n. Mcfiwen.
glary.
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convincing proof OF the usefulness OF such work
IN hal locality. Tho treasurer prescn ed sutslun-
tlaly the following report AZ representing the nna-
clai position VI the fnsttutiOn:-
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In few words from one Of the several very a.
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Matthew D. Greene once q prominent whig, and
subsequently a republican politician, and IN It's
paany days efficient and popular oflcer OF the old
volunteer IRE department. died at his residence in
Thompson street on Monday evening, afte- a long
aud painful illness. He was the keeper OF two or
three well known restaurants during the past
twenty years, In which vocation he became quite
popular.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, SCI

NRw-NoRK, Tuesday, sept Q, lUV
Al Maplewood, ". j., to-day, MIR. George F.
xver offered iIe very excellent building lots and OBJ
,a,ed for many Of them good prices and for all sold sat
s,ac,orv consideration The sale legitimate, ana
,ah 40, offered knocked down to the highest Oiduer
and . real buyer
prornsitious are before the Common Council to pave
a. ,orouine streets with Belgian pavement: Thirty
uventh st from Fourth-ave to the East River, fory
s.h st from Third-ave TO Lexington-ave Broolne-st
% pTr.dTav 10 Hudsonst Dounick ST. from Clarke
TVWSsop ~ Downing 81 from Bleecker to Nar1ek ST.
sSttvthird-st from Fourthave. 20 Madison'aVe FLY @
a from Fourh-ave. 10 Fifhave Nandan 81 from hlaI
nout"@ Eigbtl-st Wattsst from sulivan-st TO West
81 RarrGw-st. from FOurth-st to West.st., heh
si,kst from Canal 10 SprinC-s; Hubtrtst, ron HUI
VI 90 Wesf- 81. Warren-st from Broadway TO West-st
F,rtv fourthst from Madison 10 ththaNe.i fiiiy.seN
sdbst from Third To Ffthsye.; nirty-fourthst from
we Essex Market-pace. from Ludlow 20 Essex x-st
from Filth to ixth-ave from
- 5 t fhave Iowis-st from Grand Houston
sf Jayst from HudsOnst to the North River; CLINTON
=, rom Grand 10 HCuston-st; HoustOn-s from Broad
ST. 81, 1o' to Wcst1st Princest from Broadway Mac
dongast Fifty irsist., from Broadway 70 taghth-aYe
twenty secOndet. from FOurthav TO Broadway
svepfy fourth-st from Fifth 70 Madison-aves; Fifty
si1th-sf Broadway TO NnthaYe. sherln-sl, from
Brooinest from Broadway 10 Centrest otAty-thrust
nom Fourth 70 Fifth-aye.
The property of Mr. j. smith, at Carmel, n. j. con
sisting Of mill and 6l acres of la has been purch
The he Board Of Assessors Of Hudson County have made
nSnraI cities and townships as follows: Jersey City
s1 SEQ s2O Hoboken, $7 72657O Bayonne S569195 Wee
ns77 500 West Hoboken $4SS2Se Union, $40 79O Town
Union 81 O5O0j Harrison, S,900 kearney S52,I15
s5SS County, $425OOO The estimated value OF the Ere
hallway Company Is about 100000 upon which they
paid tax last year amounting to about S5ooo ltsI
Winter, the Company procured the passage OF special
sct through the legislature exemptlng their property
The Dundee Manufacturing Company bought the Nfee-
land farm Q25 acres), 9t PasSaic, " j., Tor Sl6OO"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. Al. North RIVER
FRANCE Crogau SATURDAY September 10 al 4
ITALY Grace TUkDAi September l., Al - m
Passage Liverpool Queenstown cabl S5 and so2 seelage
s Prepaid stesrage tickets from Liverpool QueenstosB Londonderry
steam 70 and from HAFRE LONDON every Fortnight ealing at
SOUTHAMPTON 10 land passenger-
y PENNSYLVANIA. Thompson. w EDNESDAY. September u
Cabin passage. 65 81 payable IN currency
Passengers reduced For further pacn
PP' a. WV 0'NPN-' " T W. j HURST Manager
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priniinq.

WIN. EyERDELLn SONS, 1O4 Fulton St
w ITrHoeRAPHIC TITAN JOE PRINTkn ssa LABEL
hAHuFAcTpkRm
DS PER CENT SAVED, in most instances,
81 700 paopils DICKSON Job Printer Top orPoss
Cs, Hall Pamphlets, ByLAvs Lv CIss caras Bbesds and .H
ealsrs done IN frst elass style r..r..r f.r .r.-
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60 puhom It map Concern

NOTICE Of AssGNMENTEN0ttisss.. ct s... r. hereby S.n.,
~ given ins, w, hs esF mace sn ssfnrasa We
u the C fOr equal ssaes' d he 80 80
.i.I erel,or masier erhleit tosI ~
49,. xiha he termo Of tAree n'hiAs
mo MINERS Minerallsts ana osnsrsm .ss -.I.s, ne
ker s inssi silica, Asd ros. % al nsa. 70
70 Peer 10 10 day Apply the eoes Of 'ss Con
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
Professional Notlffs.

p00K on Structure, Fistula, Piles, pisenses ",
I'D Of Peyio asd Deoruires d -
and Pesol Cstsrh aud thirty tssAses hasa
= HENRY A. DANIELS, n d il44 Le,-se-
TTNHOMAS WILSON, no ,ilaaI 3
ll. sal Pcsr and .hsx,t+ n =
WASHINGTON, -.
Pro.eeui.. slsiAs ss.iss, tho Uas ss.,s. s..s
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ RRE RAILROAD.
~


Dspcis New fort Of BarcsJ o
kUAhER ARRANGEMENTS. eonnsaeing IUEhDAf jay = i9D
SD kAPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonsetng al Denile VIC pooa
Dover I'll Chester Branch Waterloo -h sussr
and Newton, Washington with the ID b. and W
Bend, Bnghamt"n
sad Osego all points LakssannA and BoonfoSg
sadl elirsre huison II Rds
ll;io LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At NeEsf sor,
Dover W.shngont PhPs6ng and k.on cen
P5lGps rrx Bel Del K for Belyiere We sni At
kastoi -h L. K T. for Bsthshsn, AsoHn Aaasa Chsat Aa4
lI0p M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester
u Ss.sroo with r ami Washington With ID, L. aad
w. X K for Water GAP, stToasburg, AMI Scranton.
80 tACKET1sTOWN NAIL connects tn boorIon Naestsr
tnc Railroads .., 50 , oo--a
orAORR sTowE ats n2o l'4oA NJ 2;o SEQ 4o az" ana
$50 n. -. "a
70 2 M 500 p. n. -.
For ORANGE sai SOUTH ORANGE 60 $50 9: Q 1910 ana
1o iio o. $40 4:5o esOo $50 800 and ll:is
For NEWARK go T,so 500 $40 slo 1850 los3o ll;oo
il; 4 Q. Zg = a, 3Q 3:4o, 80, TO- 4o
Tr.Is marked stop a Esst NeE.rL - -
Ssf-lor o. BLoohtlaLO ,ad aofICLAik Ats'% -h'
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Ocean 1ieamers.


A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW, +,
"A LrvEsPo3I D., ssd % 10y kospoSIERRf s,.p
EyERI ssiTsssa sATassHl WHpssspaY WI a1 stpe%ssI
sei:s. i:: .sSs seI,e @ rom .S9S, S pc
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co,
sailing regularly Every THURSDAY I" o'eoes p n pree'~'
MISSOURI csUt J. B. Edward. (va s.s.uu September
n0aR0 CASTLE. Cspt r. Adams ......''.. stptense
ooLuNBA Can't y.n sc, q ps,sss,at
g. y" p''''e' 'pp''' No 'Bo-nseer,sa
HAY,ANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW. ,N..
.,,ry ,.sag u
CITY CITY SF SF MERIDA Dssssa rRbAr ss
f' freight or passage 'Pg, ALEXANDRA SONS ,, Broadway,
E0R ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
i UNITED STATES ..i BRAZIL sTtAAsHIP CoxPAsL
ss;% s"RTa si sssscs s.,.s .s G. q 'As "a S' "s.
!nIIHH EnRsh.cn ,S,s,c c.Vt c WIZ 2e,S6sr 4a 2, ~
rs... .p.sd ..A.ta. d~, ..d a. Sc rlo@.
Par, B.A. and Rio Dc y1so sns and returning Fo
f'Gf ' siRaisBs 1 ss.a PP r. Bs.H.s greer. S.-Yss
FOR LIVERPOOL,
vrA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THB U. 4 MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
dispatch their Steass m poser iron steamship
PROM PIER NO. 46 n R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
| a, follows
WISCONSIN Capt September at 300
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsIrH. September H. as;0a n
MINNESOTA, Capt WHISERAY September a. al 300 m
IDAHO, Capt PRICE september A aiy'o@
NEVADA, Capt October = at 1'WP m
COLORADO Capt FRKEnAS. ........ October VI hEO pm
Cabin pass,ge $50, gold.
steerag, passage (0hoe No. 70 Broadway SO currency
For freight cabin passage appyto
WILLIAMS GUIoN No 60 wslst
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Mail 70 sail a. follows
CITY or ANTWERP ......... THURSDAY September p NJ
CITY OF SATURDAY September lO
CIrY BALTIMORE (yia HahaI) TUESDAY, sept 20
And succeeding SATURDAY and Alternate TUESDAY from Pier
| No IS North River
PIRsT CABIN sngle Osrtbl s75 sTEERAGB
To HaiaI n s....... 20 To HaHfsI n. S.. Is
moderate by wishing to
| For farther information apply a the Companys ofoe.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No lS Broadway, n T.
| ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. -
| ~ THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPAN1S MAIL
| STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HEW-YoRK AND HAVRE, CALLING
The spd vessels on this hvonte route for the Continent vi. sail
| from Pier No. 50 North River as follows; r. -, , - -
LAFAYETTE. Roussau hphl septeme IT,
WILLIE DE- PARIS Sumont SATURDAY, October
ST. LAURENT DemaTie ~ hDaI VctyeI
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD Including Vine:
TO PARIS ueung railway ticket First Cabin, sl4Si Second
| Cabin, $78
American going returning from the Continent 81 EUROPE
tg Eng h sas crossing the Channel be,ies ss5ng time
tcnb, and eTrense GEO MACKENZIE Agent No ~ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
fouses auo farms njanteo.

WANTED to RENT-In Orange, Montclar,
w on summit y medium HOUSE, with ground at
taehed desirable location and IN thorough orlef " h
rlIcta AiiIe With particulars. NJ T. o. Box 5
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
Connirp Real estate for sol,

A GOOD FARM for SALE. Address OIL
n YER RICE EswB Bloossski Peuy CouBJ Penn
EARM for SALE.-0ne of the most desirable
PARMs Dsehe's Coant, ?. w1ss IRON Re- Bam6srr Dsyot
hsdso1 River RaToed about 100 buAgs n o.
sder bsIAI Of 1eo Dsss Ees fen Iysi, a.
ths owner. 6fkAbI4l- "a JsAs o.. fotl