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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-09
Carolina Manufacturing Company.

Carolina Manufacturing Company,
b HAVING opened Branch House in
@A the city Of Columbia, offer for eale the
EEJil latest patented and best made STOVES;
SSthe most improved patterns and regu-
lar sizes Of all kinds of TIN-WARE, and
everything in these particular lines, with
confidence of their merit
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work done with despatch, by superior
workmen; Plumbing, in all it's branches, ex-
ecutcd. II you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your premises. we
will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
The public are invited to call. Store in
Ehrlichs Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner: Aug 18 +
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Getting Married .-Essay 8 for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and the propriety or impro-
Prlety OF getting Married, with sanitary help
Tor those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 20 3mo
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Richland County---In Common Pleas.
Elias Gradick, us. D. B. Desaussure, Admins
traitor, ct al.
FU!HE creditors Of the late firm of E. G..
IL Smith d Bro. are required to establish
day of January, 1871. By order of Court.
D. b. MILLER,
Nov At @. G. and Special Referee.
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The Pain Killer Of Perry Davis L. Son we
can confidently recommend. We have used it
for length OF time. and invariably with sue
cess.-Cdnddd Baptist.
e9Tho Pain Killer is for sale by Medicine
Dealers generally.
PERRY DAVIS L. SON,
Dec Ill limo Providence r T.
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.THE BRIDAL "-Essays
for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and
ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief for tho Erring and
Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent
free OF charge, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Nov 9mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

WATERPROOF PACKING PAPER.-Ths pa
pcr il prepared by coating it with resnous liquid ana
afterward painting it with solution Of glue ana soot
70 prevent the appearance of blochcs After II Is dry
The true waterproof coating is applied when CONSISTS
Of a solution prepared with q Of powdered shc
pntS Of water; TO this, while not Is auueu srd
ualy ouCthrd ot ounce Of pulVCrzeu hoIaNi at tIo
same time mineral Cooriug natter IKE 0cn'r OF mn, mn
her may be added When cold 10 Is ready Tor use me
operation of coating is quickly performed lhat TWO
persons may prepare 5000 square feet of paper per nay
SEPARATION or Wool FBER.-Ihe wool
fiber Of old rags and carpets made of combination OF
wool with cotton or linen threads, can he separated ny
the use Of metallic ohordcs suphateS the chloride OF
aluminium being the most available. To Obtain the iaI
ter 100 pounds of phate OF aluminium - dNSolNcu III
100 gallons of hot water; adding 20 TINS solution on
pounds Of common salt, chemical change pIouu,ts
snlphatc OF sodium aud chloride Of aluminium Atter the
rags have been saturated with solution or CIor9e OF
aluminium the excess of liquid is drained on ana me
material is heated 10 about zoo T. The chloride
OF aluminium i dccompOscd during this process, ana
the volatile products acting on the cotton or linen,
decomposc IT, while the animal fiber remains unchanged,
and ON being rubbed up CaTdcd the vegetable matter
is separated i'm the form of dust. In cases II Is
found more effective first mmerse the in strong
solution sulphate OF aumSm and then place them IN
saturated solution OF common salt, which Is boiled untl
the decomposiug or rottiug process Is completed.
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med at the dates gwen:

Late in the afternoon 5000 shares 81 Reading
new, sold at 93sd9il The market closed duh and
steady.
We learn that the NewYork Central and Hudson. the
axe Shore, the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cncuu. y
and the Sandusky and Cincinnati Railroad have secured
aentrance the City OF Cincinnati by the shortest
line between Cleveland and Cincinnati by agreement
for the construction of 40 mikes OF road by direct Inc
from Dayton 10 Cincinnati TO the depot Of the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Company,
and for the Joint Of its large depOts and grounds
the heart of the city. BY this negotiation the NeWlOrk
Central penetrates about mile further into the bust
ness portions OF Cincinnati than either OF t rivals
and at the time. the best point fer bridge
across the Ohio River 10 Kentucky 10 connect with the
Covngton and Lexington Railway and the lines 20 The
Southern states charter for bridge has already been
secured This important link 10 the Central Lake
Shore and Cleveland, Columbus, aud Cincinnati lines o.
road
The following the Government duotaiouso f Messrs
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MONDAY, July 25-P. v.

Money has been offered freely to-day at per
cent on call with ruling rate at per cent and he week
opens as far as money concerned, on an easy MARKET
and with fair prospects. On stocks some loans f' made
at 7 per cent on call.
The Gold Room has been without excitement, and gd
was quoted as follows: At 10 o'clock a. No. 100 !"',
l2l ll:lG, 1909; 1881, l2; lI6, l2ls; i l@.i I'
1905; 1:53 1903; 2:l6 1905 $685. III; o'clock closed -
19oI Highest price 2li; lowest 1901. At 800. gold va
l2l 400 1870, 1907 at s. 1905 al2O The transactions -
the Gold Exchange Bank were Clearing s''5'''''
gold balances $l,34397S; currency balance slo'--
Paid for carrying, 3, 4. A., ;, and per cent.
In the foreign exchange market the business - s
Sight bills sell AT the rates given, less coIns" WIZ
the sales Of 60 DAYS bills in second hands a. ~ qc r.
ILL., IL. mol rafa
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW York. Monday, Jnly q. 1870.


The advertising columns of The 1RIBuNEgiyc
f description Of and lots to be disposed OF by
public auction or mt private SAFE
Some facts have recently come to light In connection
, tho award Of contract for the construction Of GER
,, a-oruss in the towns of Easchester and YOnkers
which already create excitement and promise Litigation
According IA the information gathered 1t appears that
, commissioners appointed to widen, make, extend and
r,ye scv,ral highways in the towns named, consist
inc of George W Mclean Isaac II. Knox, Orrn A. Bills,
Charles w Bathgate Edward De WITT George u. Pentz,
and John H. Hand, short time ago advertised lor
nroposals to carry out the lmprOVcmeutS soh III
iijaiod according to specifications furnished. Bias
we're made for the several roads' ,s'paritegy
well as collectively A n' NJ, mics, ana brirc
hniIdny was one from Messrs. Moore Deckert Tor
saOOoo and one from Messrs. Dusenberry hickey Co..
Ss5 0OO The contract however, was awarded 10 Mesrs
More e Ueckcrt The Commissioners then gave nOuce
to Disenberry Co. that, IN awarding tue Gol.rao9 ~
Moore & Deckert, 1t was done WIN INC ,t ~ ths
that Dusenberry Co. could have suDGohtIac Oh tne
work Midandave., about - 70 H'S, tilpLdcIn5
part Of Yonkers and part OF EaStchester at LeE Owl
fuiressav $4,000; and desired TO know by the 1OO"-
INC day al D. m. whether Dusenberry Hickey were
willing to accept that arrangement as es@rS; oQ Q
and Deckert prepared TO accede 10 IL. 10 Inis
Duseubrrry Co replied that they ready and Will
ing 10 perform the work faithfully at the hglres gwen,
provided they could receive the payment therefor urect
from the Commissioners but II there vas TO be any err
cumlocution by which the money would nave 10 pass
through she hands of other CONTRACTOR they snOu
object TO doing any portion OF the work Some OF these
facts coming 10 the knowledge OF SUPERVISORS tagg Oh
Yonkes and MasteTtOn OF Edstchester, those gentlemen
obtained further information; for the Commissioners aI
once made "A requisitiOn upon Supervisor FHgg Tor
bonds to the amount Of 10000 aud upon supervisor
Masterton for the issue Of bonds TO the amount
OF $1,000 The Supervisors held meeting, ana called
together the town officers who authorized them TO refuse
the issue OF bonds called for by the Commissioners
and employ counsel TO defend them in their course SUI
peryisor Flagg has engaged VIM. Allen Butler ana su-
pervisOr MastertOn has employed the Hon. Wn H. ROD
crtsOn and the Hon. John Il. Iiaskin
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Government bonds have been little stronger today.
The 520s, 1862, coupon being per cent higher than N
Saturday; and do 81 coupon l0s per cent ia advance
of Saturdays quotations. The fact that tho bauks IA
Berlin had loaned money on our bonds has tended 20
make them rmer. II to us il Of the SoGSoO
in gold sealed and ked up in the SubTrcasIry here
had sold during the past week and the proceeds PIT
into bonds the Treasury ledger would have exhibited
very considerable gain, and the gold would have been
used for a good purpose The Government las lost ln
the interest IT. sealed-up gold more than The a.t
Congress appropriated for the expenses Of the Consular
and Diplomatic Service, and for the support 81 DE
tary Academy at West Point A. long the pTrruhaDk.
and fractional currency redeemed in gold. What
Of the Treasury keeping much o.. t locked
upl
Tennessee bonds g. new sold at q aGll; do oy-coI
pom, g. a decline of per cent from the sales Of tie
Second Board on Saturday. North Carolina old bonds
49, do new, 30 do special tax, 23i Ohio g. ssi leg
State bonds the small amount of business DONE
fairly distributed the list and with price, Wen
tanned Operations in railroad bonds limited, with
Central Pacific at SGT QsG; Union Pacific, 81. Michigan
Southern, Second Mortgage, az. Bank stock, Vtiy
quiet, with Continental Bank at %. Panama Railroad
sold at 90, 9lid92 in small lots.
The stock market to-day has been without any special
feature except that Of extreme dulluess Operations
have been very light, with the largest transactions
New York Central aud Hudson Certificate a ri asst
ewYork Central and Hudson, $685.; Reading. %
93E Illinois Central l3l; Chicago and NortI-W, stern,
s3i Chicago and Northwestern Preferred - MlWau-
kee and ST. Paul. COZ; Milwaukee and ~. Paul Preferred
76i; Toledo and Wabash 49, We give below the highest
sales OF the stocks named at the dates given:
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/. fnIIowlng ava the nomlnal ado

Mr.. Hodgskn, from the Committee appoiht.a .d@t Sa,
urday TO investigate the matter Of the false quotations
Of orr bonds in London reported that the Cable dispatch
was in cypher and private that the mistake was
made in reading the cypher; and that he WIS sat'h
from the high standing OF the house receiving ~ tE'Ie
could not have been any intention 10 deceive AID tia.
no blame could be attached Ia the banklne house
We give the bids Tor and the highest sa.c- ~ Gov
eminent bonds on the dates given:
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Gcacbcrs.

4 YOUNG LADY fully competent TO teach
The ordinary EU-la branches desires SITUATION either IN
public or private school Address G. r, Tribune Ofce
4 COLLEGE GRADUATE, having had five
~ years experience Teacher desires hrass SITUATION
Address Boz p, Knoxville, Orange County, n y
rkNO TEACHERS.-Wantcd, to form part
nehD with gentleman Of education and experience in the School
the purpose opening rcass English French German
school Must yc graduate good
dscipnaran-n word Efficient some capital required NUS
Christian advertiser graduate Of twenty yeas eIereee
Principal High Schooaus among the drs Educators o W
age Address T. g., No 81 Blrrowst Nrslok care Of ME NJ
TATE.
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Inairnltlon.
CIrRIrRRAN HOME SCHOOL. Ne,

SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, kcw-Haven,
Conn DR. sF RS DECENTRALIZATION open country health
beautiful hruass school for boarding pdPl the Younger
cas. Of whom are prcrs being given them The saith
O. Eay applications desired Beet
references given in CrcuiarS
COMERS MILITARY ACADEMY, at Somcrs
- Wechester County Cgni. JAMES WHEELER IT, Crsn
ate Of L. Military Academy West Point n w. Superintendent Next
year commences September I. 1870.
MYERS SCIENTIFIC and CLASSICAL
w INSTITUTE West Chester PA frstclass BOARDING.
SCHOOL Young Men aud BOYS Scholastic year Of months be-
gins WEDNESDAY sept 1870 For catalogues peGlc informal
ton apply to WILLIAM WiBRS, NJ Principal and Proprietor
ITO TEACHERS Wanting Positions in Au-
Il tumnNog E The time to apply AMERICAN SCHOOL lhSIl
TUTE. ). W SCBERMERHOGN. Actuary u Boudst
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Anflion Sales Of Rca! GstCte.
J. JOHNSON, IT,, Auc'io'rr
by JOIN SON a. NJ III l. + K,
AU(yTIONEERS AID
ItNf
REAL ESTATE BROKEkS,

D. JoussoS IT, Auelo,'.r -,
by JOHNSON g. NJ IhLER,
EEL EST at 9,l,s =. s,y yosx
CITY Re.duce stores Lots Country and Farms bought '9a
"WEDNESDAY. july ~
posrsE ' Si E'h9nf sIIE OF 81 yATSB
P PRqPkRTY no Y BY SFp A6 or
HENRY v. SAGE AND THOMAS MoGRAw, AssIGNLES OF
E NO. GIST0Ssr BETWEEN HOUSTON AND STANTON
6o1Een sna '%S POT pc slo & lot I5
the plot three large .e ore o. 9 ana iSl
suitable I GI Any o slp@e TO ef Of me street 70 high
with beams brick arches and solid stone eolamnA Also an as'n
We" so 81 sl1 EAST PoGRTEENrHsT BETWEEN AVENUES
AND class Eve story and cellar bnck store ana
large oven under Sidewalk good Ore Also The rm Of the
lot substantial foursory AMI cellar pic S b ,cpt G
: $3.50 ''''1' -
For maps and particulars apply JOHNSON MILLER 2j Nassau
ST. Newiork ad Isl MOnaga st. Brooklyn or to WAY
KISS Attorney for Assignees, Is SasssusL, Nes-iors.
/ JOHNSON, jr:,. Auctioneer;
10 r a2l w EST s REy !BsiGH H2
STATEN ISLAND.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
FREE sxCURsioN BY STEAMBOAT AND cARIdAGLs.
COLLATION. tdATsGs on S Gf4TSDS'
VIII positively sell without limit at O'Clock p m,
WEST Ty KF@ RRi Saf Of sT "a ISLAND
100 or THE CHOICEST VILLA PLOTS in the vicinity Of New
re MeThsnts ees and business men Of this
The PS2sy to be .%I on c 2I SwMT RAM6S
and T. in !ss 9s s TP o4 q G. Ms6 f.
Ksse Ceorg Francis shaw g. William Cur Drake De Kay Cha+
icp fSe ground is bh Commanding water The
all graded Every lot is ready o immediate
Tie Aucone positively that the sale VIII be absolute 10
% TO GoTae boat Of the North Staten Island Ferry at
O'Clock TUESDAY July %, from Pier ~ North RIVER Oe"
Cortlandt and Dey-sts.
fo' maps "eAe' eGa MILLER * Sassu YevYork
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{flnsifal Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER
~ HORACE WATERS. ASH BROADWAY, kBW.iORk. .
Will dispose Of one Hundred PIANOS MELODEOsS and ORGANS Of
tfseass makers extremely for cash dunng ihi non
as monthly until paid Tie sane 10 Let ana
rent money applied purchased New Cbtksnhg Pianos iof h
MONTHLY irsi6imeuts received for
IF Won want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
L MERRRLLS WAeroom. No Unonquac sold on nstaiwtH
rented; customers suited large stock beet mae Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
comprising Squares Upnght' aud Grants N moroush
erier, for SALE at low prices by CHlCkERINI SONS
No II East Poureeuthst between Broadway and Fhh've
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excursions.

nAILY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
II SATURDAYS AMI SUNDAYS excepted The fast sailing
boat upper saloons SYLVAN SHORE Capt Oney
will leave North Eghtl-st Willsmhurgh Gao EgLthst,
Rger Pckslp $50 g. nj ChnstopheT'st NoTih River
q A. m: Pier North River. $3.50 ~.
SATURDAYS, from Newark twban below stephen Condt al
o'clock o.. N landing at Bergen Point
BAIT. LINES, AND REFRESHMENTS ON BOARl.
Also Brass and Coullon Band. Fare FIFTY CENTS
NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
n CONPASY-Ofee 98 Westst.-To SARATOGA AND RETURN
Pare round IMP for the Pier
r. leaves dSiiy at m. Saturdays eIoeptedl
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-The finest Excursion
Ia ont of the city, Railroad b Roosevelt ami Grand
10 aud II Tickets for the tp 81 All dy there
CT f AMBOAT EACURSlONS.-Steam
y SYLVAN SHORE be chartered for ETcuions or Tor prol
oftme Apply TO C. W. COPELAND. % Broadway.
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Drr Goods.

LTD SuUue.
lanes McCREERY & Co.,
BROADWAY AND ELByENTH-sT.,
ON MONDAY, JULY25,
win continue their
GREAT CLEARING-oUT SALE
PRIOR TO TAKING THEIR sEMIASNUAL ACCOUNT OF
STOtK. AT A
STILL FUETHBR REDUCTION IN PRICES
AN IMMENSE LINE OF DRESS GOODS, FROM ~ CTS.
BEST ENGLISH ALPACAS REDUCED TO % CTS.
MARL POPLINS. 25 CTS.
MoHAIR SERGES IS CTS.
ELEGANT LONDON MOHAIRS, REDUCED TO 62i CTS.
CHINESE CLOTH FOR SUITS IN ALL QUALITIES AND
COLORS AT VERY Low PRICES.
SEVERAL CASES OF FRENCH PERCALES IL NEW STYLES,
NOT BEFORE EXHIBITED IN THIS MARKET AT IS CTS.
OUR IMPORTATION OF
BLACK IRON GRENADINES.
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT THE FOLLOWING EXTREMELY
Low PRICES;
81 AT 50 CTS. REDUCED FROM 81.
"a AT - 10 REDUCED FROM 80
81 AT - So REDUCED FROM ~ 90
81 AT ~ REDUCED FROM S5.
ALSO, FANCY BAREGB SHAwLS At SO REDUCED FROM IS.
STRIPED WOOL SHAwLS FROM So UPWARD
OTTOMAN SHAwLS HANDSOME ROMAN STRIPES AT sl2
REDUCED FROM SIS.
STRIPED ARABS IN ALL THE NEW CoLORS, AT 81, RE-
DUCBD FROM +l2.
NEW DESIGNS IL LLAMA LACE SHAwLS AND SACQuES, AT
EQUALLY REDUCED PRICES.
ALSO. THE NEW SHAWL FOR COSTUMES.
lanes MCCREERY & Co.,
BROADWAY AND ELEvENTHsT,
on MONDAY JULY rs,
will offer the balance Of their stock OF
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERCL0THING,
At the following
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES:
LADIES COLORED LAWN SUITS AT IS.
REDUCED FROM SO
LADIES' LINEN SUITS AT SO, REDUCED FROM $li
LADIES TUCKED SKIRTS, 81
LADIES CIIEMISES ~ p.
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES, 81 So
LADIES' DRAWERS, 81.
CHHDREY'S SUITS AND INFANTS WARDR0BEs AT EQUALLY
REDUCED PRICES
I AIDES HATS, So; worth Sl2. B0NNETS,
real lace IS; warranted worth so Guipue lace Hats and
Bounets : TO- Straw aS-a kinds BINNSS NEW MILLINERY,
"a Broadway Save this
DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID MP BROWN No. 203 Broadway, NevYors
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Drooklnn Real Gstaic for Sale.

Tor SALE.-The 3-Story high StOOp HOUSE,
No Prrscnts opposite Carroll PARK Broohln Gue ocI
tiou de,rahe N 90 respects Price $1,000 r. KELLOGG No.
Brol.aIy y. y. OF No. Is SecouIp.ace, Brookl
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Real Getate 10 GrthanGs.

HOUSE and GROUNDS in the Twenty-tirSt
Ward Brooklyn; price Sl2OOOi to EXCHANGE for houS and
Nv MA RULASD & Co, Beesman-st.. y. Y.
IN OKLYN-High- Stoop Corner HOUSE,
beautifully situated full small farm country store
YOUNG owner rs Nassau-si., Room 49, Aew-f0rk
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Gin Rcal gstaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-A tmee-stOry, high stoOp, brick
HOUSE u l>t lhrty-,tc0Ii,t containing a modern improve
ment, good ~; Inquire II
u1yO HOMER MORGAN. , Pue-st
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60 Manufacturers.

THE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANl inyitr the attention Of Ms ur,r. their watrPows
the uf Psss.e New Jvrsey tide four mile. below
eight miles above Sr-Ark adjoining the Erie Railroad
within of Hoboen ltv eleven
CITY Hall SrwY They have bead ahd fall VI TWENTY-FIVE feet
high With the whole PAssaie River and three huuArt
The Mil and that each has the
bsHsat Of navigation both heal and m The supply Of
oulr abundant hat permanent The properly situated
hsvgsbe the midst Of large population While
the CITY Of Sework Communicating with hv plank road hs rail
ROAD aud by renders the location r
featuring country On the prrus,, aud substantial
bres III sIOO four high Machine shop, aud Founarr
all immediate Application male ".
TORREI, ~ Nr-ey st, New York.
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Ciln properip 10 Get.

7S BEEKMAN-ST.-TQ LET-The STORE
- nd BASEMENT rut low. ihqair FORD
bUfPEhS. ,b5 BrosdsaI T,nthst
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For HarLeusAck o
Por Piermont and Syhcs onlv

CHARON SPRINGS.-All rail from ALBANY
- Passenger leaving Se-NoIt by DAY BOAT PEOPLES LINZ
TKOi LINZ STEAMBOATS, tbrough
baggage chsoti direct 70 SHARON, ALBANY AND sUSQUE
HANNA RAILROAD and avoid The tedious
By Night hO,u passenger reach Sharon 1915 the
9.l7 Passengers by th. Hudson Ritter RAr sd will he
snssfred Albany TO the A. and T. Depot FREE sppbg
proper stationed The ogisde 81 be depot SUNDAY TRAIN
Peops Bne Steamers from New orb SATURDAY
sv.s Absn' f.9 arriving the spnbs, 10 lss returning
sso,s. II hasdAy MAYO. GsBl Tekst Assst
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD .

Of Baosys. ar foot ~ ihrstonht
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hONDAf Apnl II io'o
$500 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting a. DEW vito ooos
Dover with Chester Branch 81 Wsieoo h u',sr
and Newton, Washington With The d. L. and w
for alter Gap s,rouburg Scranton Bnganion syria
all LackAwanIa all DooHapult
and Delaware and Hudson X Rds -,
l1:4O LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops st Fewsri horr'
Phpstu aud kaon;
PLil2shurg Bel Del X Tor Beydere, sc ana
with l. r. for Beth chem ALE oSn hsuea Chunk ana
Wikestafre.
4lOp ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chestsr
Waterloo with at Washington With D. L. and
W X. X. for Water Gap, St'ouishurg and Scranton -,
HACKEr1STOWN MAIL connects Nth booson ,hsster
and SUSSEX Railroads
6:40p m.
2:3O. and $500 ;. N. - - .e- . ~. =. "a, 80 -. -,
n 7:3o $40 40 $50 $50 600 60 s;o0 and IL"
?. n. %, o ~, 90 NJ .,o.oo mn tt.,o
Ia ard IL 40 n l:O0 s2:3O 3.0 $40, $50 40 4zO
$50 $40 $40 $50 600 t:zO go - 900 asd l<s
Trsips MARRIED stop Essi EevarL
BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR al SO anu Il;uO m ard
"a 5.in 6.l0 And .
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALI,
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


NIII IIT'TNT10TF
200 s. S9o Con 6i....9, 1900 T. $50 Con C7....ell
800 q. 5. 20 COu D. D.........lD1sl
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Counirn Real Gslair for Sale.


4 NELECTlON of ORANGE COUNTY
fAths 90 TIE Erie Ralrav; tnr 10 the State 20 10 30
.eIeA J. FISHER SAfTERrhWAlTE 10 Pinr-st
4 L GLENS FALLS, n. Y, fiTst-class + ARM,
70 sefs al bargain ni, rom I o anil r. H. D1ct; village
s"HnS 90" rhatian miles Lar Grursr. good buildings,
81 a, t"r sn L. n Terms easy. Address HARVEY PLAlI,
tUR SALE or EXCHANGED desirable
n FAhh q 1ij f-rksk " Y ae Hing three
al other In
small % abundance se spugs. adapted To
W mo eunlr att tenf miles depot For full particulars
apN ." bkkklkk, l Laurens,t and h. q. MeCorIEh 6l
broadway \. y. CITY.
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70 IVAII)lNI III
~ - Steamboats, C. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave Yes
trs and hrt'fourthstat landing at Yonteri
boat CoIpDs West Point Cornwall
RhuebecE Maiden CB HulSon and New
Baltimore special Of broad with the
will lssve arrival at Albany eommrens June 3 FOR
81 FROM newborn and for Cherry Valley The
steamboat SENECA will transfer from Albany 10 Troy t
checked by Dods ETe', Oicsf ~ Broad
nd lnrrs a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26
-HITF MOUNTAINS MOUNT MANS

WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD, Lane MEMPHREMAGoG LAkE WILL0TGhB{
MONTREAL and QCEBEC-FIEEST SCENERY IL THE UNITED
STATES THE ROUTE VIA CONN RIVER VALLEY Is 70 Mills
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Leave Y via \. II r. at l2:l5 Dor p On SATURDAYS
seeIugars through the LAKE. without stop
BY Haven steamers from PecEslp ct II , and NEW
THROUGH TRAIN from hewsvtu. etel The White
Mountains. Lakes. &C., pleasantly the SeIt Afternoon
Maps and particulars Travellers OGea RlSay Guide and Buri
Cpuu VALLEY Guide