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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Gen. GRANT does well in insisting on the
resignation Of Gen. Huen EwiNo, now Minister
Resident Of the United States at the Hague.
Gen. EWING has fallen into habits Of intemper.
ance, thus adding personal unftness to tho
general uselcssness Of diplomatic functionaries.
lie is q son Of Mr. THOMAS EWING Of Ohio, and
brothcr-in-law Of Gen. SHERMAN; and tremen-
dous efforts have been made by his family TO
keep him In Office. But We are glad to say that
the President has not yielded to them. II he
would pay as little regard to family considera-
tons in all his official action, ii would be better
for the country and for his own good name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Charles HUMPHREYS ,color,il v'0 .!sl
Mechanics ~ hs.ssIppl, paid llr D ...l. "
law In Columbus, MIS-. ON tie s'I ".'. 900
loving speech was delivered Is ,hsc.. $3.50. 80
galloWs;
two, but many. TINS j. tnv .usi time oh q r.. ~
be raised M your hearing Souc of .Hu t." .' ~
some sorry; none suCui rejoice, / ... .. |' \
thht whoa have Morkcd iOg | " u 'n. '... .9
there Is but Two IlaCos 90 drCaut .f w..
Enns or pistols, put The luulu.... 'a,
Igoccs 90 10y h.siorlu-c has h.H.s '... ~
glory. II WIS the doyi TINT uu.r ' ",,
mt this deed and the pnvcr ~ GoI 'hN .,'' tt
mat III, Judgment might bc NndCt'l. ,y
JAIL MNs broken open and otlrs escaped. ] ID 'N,
TO ElotiN Oud, Yes, ny trends, I uu ... ' lp
HANGED luT The glory OF GOD. tW -.u- " ~
mat y oMN stepping on ~" other 10. 40. DO,
want 60 10 re onCtcd TO cot, AID n rs '... 'W
ton that makes ne dread haug .uF. Nh'' 4 I
ohrN lh' law, ] have SEGA W3Yly IIl.s ~
hSLNd as me, WHO gCt ont lN uuAc!. ] l.
serve God, serve God. s~ryr Cod anil i"' '.. ,'
LOOK ont for those that am gong - leave .' ' .u
Ne rev MI. scout, tOulcd, here ln''tl'. .' To-"
aud gave out the following soHg, which N"- ''
the eo'ored portion OF Ito vast cr0WJ;
"Wliy do we mourn NJ deaths alarns'
While the song was being sun, he 'ooNr. gaN
cheerful and ,onver,Cd earnestly with orrui lnr i
gro Dcluiy Slerns bl his SIDE, ByrcGuc.t ''. .tllt
the crowd that he had Killed Mi MtD,a.. 10 -'s
money TO carry on farm. lie also requested 'oEe
ono to tel his wife that he released her rom h N
gatlouS 30 him. and that she was &C hcriY in NIIy
whom she pleased. lie refused To let the TiNtcaus
have his body, hut Wished lls rIfc 20 -t D. flti
Offering a,silcut piayrr, the drop fell AMI nv ''"
without sIugglG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
Tho Union Ohm nimcnltr.

1t is always pleasant to THE Sun to see the
ralnbows of peace smile away the storm. We are
happy, therefore, in knowing tia, the difference
to which we recently alluded AS having occurred at
the Union Club and which was one Of those mo.
mcntary cbuliuons of anger to which all society is
subjected, has been happily arrlpg ed, aud that both
parties may be nightly engaged in it's graceful
SdlOHs over an nmicablc rubber, II possible better
friends from the sense that they both bore them.
selves as should gentlemen and men of honor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Mr. RICHARD WALTERS and Mr.. THOMAS
SHELLS last fall struggled for the control of the
Tammany Democracy in the Seventh Ward Mr.
SHELLS and Alderman Reilly were accused OF
nearly every crime under the sun by the Walters
party, which fondly hoped by this means to upset
their antagonists and gain possession ofthe Tam.
many primaries. Alderman REILLY aud Mr..
Shells bore all their assaults in silence, but
worked with undated energy for the control of
the ward, and were successful. Alderman REIL-
LIZ was elected by an almost unanimous vote. Now
the Walters men are raising II hue and cry be-
cause their supporters are removed from office,
and friends Of Messrs. REILLY and SHELLS are
taking their places. Alderman REILLY and Mr..
Shells are honorable Tammany politicians. They
are acting on the good old Democratic doctrine
that to the victor belong the spells. This is right.
Let them continue the good work until every
member of the Walters party is thrown out of
office. Meanwhile instead of marshalling his
forces for a second campaign, MIR. WALTERS is
filling the Seventh Ward with his wailings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

We learn, on inquiry at tho Bureau of
Vital Statistics, that neither the Rev. HENRY
WARD BEEcHER nor the Rev. o. d. FRoTnING-
NAM has reported to the proper officer the mar
riage of Mr.. ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON and NJ
ABBY MCFARLAND. The law provides S.lat re-
port shall be made within month after a mar.
rage, and imposes upOn the clergyman who neg
lects to make & report forfeit Of 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18
rHE FOUNDING AsrLu1r.

The Mysterious Wicker Dasket--Wherc the
Babes nrc Abandoned Touching lnci-
dents-The Good Si-ters-A Peculiar
Feature Of Partisan Life Engrnfted upon
New York.
"Hcre IL is. This must. be the house, for oh,
looki there is the basket for the baby"
Yes, we've found II, for here on the door plate
are the words Founding Asylum Come in. Let
US ring, and ask for Sister Irene"
And we entered the little vestihuc, and looked
curiously into the little basket crib that stood on
one side, and uttered the usual exclamations over
the appurtenanccs OF babyhood. II was nice little
baby's bed and looked nvitngly clean, soft, and
comfortable. The door swung noisclessly open, and
We entered. A little girl-the portress-stood in
the hall. Her brown, curly head just reached the
top OF small white box, upon which, in black let
tcrs, VIC read:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Milwaukee has under consideration mag.
niheent scheme for interccpting the trade Of
Chicago, and making herself the metropolis of
the West 1t is neither moro nor less than to
construct railroad tunnel under Lake Michigan,
across to the State of Michigan, aud thus obtain
shorter route to the East than any now in ex-
istence. The distance is eishty-sx miles, the
depth of the water less than 45O feet, and the
total cost of the work is estimated at slO9 900 O0o
The method of operation would be to sink
wrought-iron tubes or cribs, at a distance of one
mile apart over the entire line, down to the tun-
mel bed, then pump out the water and excavate
the tunnel in both directions from each crib.
Air would be furnished by fans worked by steam,
aud light by maGnetoelechc machiDes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

II has been reported that the Senate Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations has decided to recon-
mend the rejection ofthe Hon. J. RUSSELL JONES
as Minister to Belgium, but so far as we can
learn his case has not been reached, though it
will doubtless be passed upon by the Senate in
due time. An effort has been made to give the
people the impression that Mr. JONES is unfit to
represent the country at such an elegant court as
that Of Brussels. 1t is an act of Justice to
very sensible and successful man of business, as
well as to useful and respectable citizen, to say
that such an impression is entirely unwarranted.
Mr.. JONES is neither hunky nor a snob. but
true republican, of unexceptionable morals and
character, and we dare say will prove himself to
be capable of dischargng all the duties of his po-
sition with credit TO himself and the country he
represents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

Capt. PETTY has stationed a police officer
in front Of ticket-swindlng establishment in
Hoboken street to warn of unwary strangers. As
the keeper Of he place is gentleman Of poIiti
cal influence, we expect to hear of the Captains
arrest and Incarceration at any moment A
Police Captain may break up a Republican meet
ing with immunity, but one who dares interfere
with ticket swindlcr may expect to hear IRON
the Hon. Coz. EIrzGERALp and the poMors thnt be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

The friends Of Cuban independence will bold a
meeting at Cooper Institute tomorrow Wed
hotdal) evening. TIE Hon. HORACE GREELEY will
preside. and Gen JONI A. LoJAS, Gca CAssIus VI.
CLAY, Mr.. FITcn Of Nevada, AM other distinguished
'peakcrs are announced for the occasion. Let all
'oes Of European domination in America all haters
81 slavery aud the slave trade, all Americans who
,eheve that the Of the secretary OF State should
rot DO IN the hire OF Spanish despoisIn be present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

The promised benefaction Of Mr., JAMES
LESox is received with delight by the intelligent
people of this city. great public library is one
oil the noblest Blooms which wealthy man can
confer upon his fellow-citizens. We have no
doubt that Mr. LESox will take every precaution
to endow his gift with all the means of pcrma-
nent and extensive usefulness. Accordingly we
may be allowed TO hope that the fund nrovided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

If Governor HoFFsrAN appoints DR.. CAR
SocHAN as Health Officer, he will put the right
man in the right place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-18

SISTER fRKvn.
We asked for Sister Irene, and were shown Into
the plainly, but neatly furnished parlor A picture
OF st. Vincent dc Paul hangs side Of the ROOM
In his arms he holds founding. Other religious pic
lures and emblems adorn the walls and mantsl piece
Before we settle into seats, and have taken In
the details Of the room, tho wall OF the babies the
nurseries above grcets ears. Sister Irene comes
but she docs not look as well when she was in
Barclay street, and wonder. Poor dear lady, she
has entered with such zeal into her new field of Ia
Dor, she shows the effect OF her cares and ankle
tics.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Gin Rral gsiate for Sale.

A FIRST-CLASS, beautiful HOUSE, 4-stOry,
~ stoop eesant order Murray HUI bet oth
W. SEYMOUR, III Brosd~sy.
LOR SALE-HOUSE or LOT, southwest
oone LeIingonave second hOuse I5Ito feet lot
tt hrorp, hros det and haRArd roof
undersr ieaied by and contains al
a., modem covenences "a door and thrs 81
fr- attic buh by Mr J. T. Brown for bis
and built hon the avenue 1r adjoining
lt viii stable can uurchasoJ the house for house
lt pree 100 feet inches sven1) and
rsbe -fOOO0; mortgage Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN
u8G) Lfht-st
ETH-AVF. below S0th-st., a Choice PLOT of
~ LOTS. 1OO1yO. for sale ebes..
a. ors and SINGLE LOTS fronting PSk Bar
-, r.. SEYMOCR. III Broadway,
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
j. +. WILLIAMS a son,
NJ We, Trrtv fourth OF the Eghbsye adjoining the
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
SALES AND EXCHANGES EFFECTED.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONEY LOANED
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

err SEv-YoEK DEPAHrsEyT ~ fIsAscr
RsCE O TAEKs. COuKT HOUSE fShhf
q CHAEHKRs- 81, oct u, l5ll
NOTICE 10 TAX-PAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby
yen a the rolls boos real hnd pefs"na
estate and individual ban stock for the year sV have
delivered aud all due aDa psJ"he a. "
onoe
Payment thereof msSe between the hours Of No. hd p m
deduction Of calculated run be us
payment the LAT day Of December vii be made 90 t Ns p1
Previous " he lg VI Eoy.ubtL BERNARD shl lTH ktctd
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

-, NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct. 81. 1910.
Inc horse market to-day was only moder-
",'y aeuVe' and the sales mostly confined to the
prices. "'i" ""oiA7IOtses' ht tho usuas
FOR valuable animals inquiries are st very scarce A.
Of buyers. F'' o'nsiuefaoiy Ia favor
For light driving and serveeabe CARRIAGE ho,se. IN.
detnand u more animated. and prices are snch thai
goou eh o. either OF them can at present be bought at
The regular auction sale OF horses and carraxa. q,
Messrs. Johnston Van Tassers Horse Ancton Ne,
Nos 1l2 and ia East Thirteenth-st will a. usua tt.
place tomorrow Tuesday, Nov. l, at IL O'clock S
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
CORPORATION Noiifss.

OyycEs CossfssoNBhs % kNieRATi0S
kgw-loKK. Z
C.s1tK GAppKN NEW NoKk Oc, 26 1870 y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the time
~ r wing tbe OFFICES Of Tie Si IM
CITATION PROPOSALS the ERktIlO OF ' lhsANh hHlL
on WARDS ISLAND been extended 10 ne sh o
Plans and the Office 81 The Afee J"Dh
OS@I .so Eo 10 Esssau- from a m. To p ofeaeh df
Proposf vii be led and addressed 70 The fIesHehi o e w"
Iusuon or the Chairman o the Building Committee ,-,-
Tie Committee themselves The Hght To oeouf al popo'A"
" tS'g,s IS % " RICHARD OGORNAS, Presdeht
'FT LANES W. Hustled Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Monday. Oct. 81, Is7C

NEN-1ORk, MonuhNs Ott' o. WV
The Messrs johnson g. Miller had good
sale today on staten Island, Of the smonson estate ee
tween Richmond road and Vanderbiltave, ana neaily
,pposite Clifton Park There was good ATTENDANCE o
puyers many from this city, hut mainly OF staten inu
ana the bidding was brisk The prices were ressrocu
he higher than any obtained previously THIS season io
property in the beighbOrhCod. -, -, q, r,orrox
The Messrs Hazard Apthorp Co VIII sen T a,
Guesdsy Nov. y, 81 cottage lots IN OranSe Wdncs
Gontrose Station HewJcrsey; and VIII sen on w. NJ
dsy a. villa plots Orange Mountain opposi'o "'n
trose. -. x,a~, Savings Rank
is going up ON the corner of Thrdaye ana % cIf Ohio
stone and was hegnn last MAY The building VIII DC
nnished In December az a cost OF s1l0,00 -. ham
Recently the following parcels 9l ElVpernsy rss Cbnrrh
Tfth.syc slooOoO; four-stOry brown stone IN
third-st., s2l,Soo; fourstory brek III and twenty
ssyenths sli 600; six lots on Ffthave, Harlem s1''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Professional Noiires.

4. ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
o. rToAht sIecaes in the syraeu-e Collage
ohee ~1S fseth-s' Of Tirave, n Y Deb
NY anu al euef spes and eene diseases &c 1T HIS work Soc
)lLES OR HEMORRHOIDAL TUM0RS-
CANDLES, NJ d., No 2GOI ARC'-ST PHIIADRLPIIX PRNN
oesrs 70 sy 10 those sfe'ei with Kind of PILES Internal
pnna esing Itching. that there positively nd Of
ne cure Of these Diseases the perfect and
h without th slightest dang without the slightest injury pa
uen' 10 any way and without esnscs Instruments Pie
s fssa Proapsu AMI Ulcerz Of the lower bowels Patients
m1s' VISIT me- and can rrmsn house l nre
reief you 10 over 20J persons cured PhlaGepha
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

DOR SALE-lmmediate possession, No. 27S
Prsd opposite Carroll Psrk Breokyn be. fs AnG os
OCSE basement snd ea' hgh
70 ferries eIAmne sppy
q ptmses for l. T. KELLOGG, No Broadway New
lcft.
EOR SALE-Immedate possession, No. 27e
Pce i opposite Carroll Para, Brootyn beautiful Ano et
utroy eousuien; eIsmine apply
pense, r. KELLOGG, No. Broadway New-iorf
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
fono 3slano Real gsiait for Sale.

E0R SALE or TO RENT-Flushing, l.. J., 20
from Thirty fourhst HOME; all the modern improve
ht finished with hard wood and fescoed green
Ice hoae and buting tne 10 gAr1en and hp er es
vi ~ a sacrifice. &l7SJ; Addt K W
LhANlTT, ll6 WsIst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Sales bp Anelion
6ituatious Uantr0--females
MINER, STEVENS g. Co.,
MANUFACTURERS
EsfahIishe1 Ig4u


4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN
N wishes ~ t1ke us WA HING hr class reference can 3.
given address LuC 6i3 hoonst d aoor 1ark room =
XNANTED-A SITUATION by young
w American rr NJ RsB, wiling to 10 Light ehanteso and
plain sewing Can be en at present enroers sS "es
XNANTED-By a respectable English Prot,
w SAINT SITUATION 20 Chsmb>rvork and ASSIST via
Sewng Call for tsO dsEs Al 24l Rat Ihirty-s-'eaasL
At CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
N corner and Sixth sho y hseias
Male Female HELP OF all nations constantly on hand
NOOKS. Laundresses, Walters, Girls for
eouurv ho. or private families 3J4 BoNerT opposite hhh st
L'IRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
plsi by PIERC Bow Greenhorns and osher
selections fon American English Scotch Germans s.e-. lrsh
I'IRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
ped bv PIERCE Bowngereeni greenhorns aud Other
from English Scotch, Germans swedes Insh
HERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
VI ane found st 9 Bowe Mrs L0Wk
GOOD SERVANTS, well recommended and
VI espae Prosiants Catholics Ofe 2Si Broahs.y
Thrtythird established u Prompt attention e'en sl oors
I AIDES in search of iirst-cass SERVANTS
for city and country he sniteJ "-nrv
a l3s sItrave., four dcOrs above Ientb-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Men, 3ersen Real gsiaie for Sale.

&ew-3ersen Rfal gstaif for Sale.
A CARD.
A THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF SBW JERSEY having be
H' sr0ts settlement persons doing New iork
- 'acref order sd IeoBs wishing obtain Country Home
" ieey
- COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
" th' ttt - The Road from Jersey Ciy A d. HOPE
Otes of The Cenrs n. J. Land Improvement Company
nS Libeny-sL. y. Y.
A LlZABEIH-lnteIsectiOn of the Allen
town aud Phsdphi Hsro&e Ene52 tfains daily; ~ u 81
e bon Liberty Conandtss accessible peuesqae and
~ a. al TINES; eli ciy churches schools markets.
aehs zee vat Poce &c Al about freA For SALE,
lLa - BlkBAS RESIDENCE situated the westerly and
~ eQ o. the city within y minutes SS Of depOs bOass
A' and admirably arranged modern design tttug-
AZ oui avn lesuug fruit tTefs, garden &c IS
t-Nn hdlrrss C. &, Boz zj5 n y p o.
A HOME ACCESSIBLE BY STEAM on the
- ais rslvsy from NevYOrk LOTS for SALE
nently Elegant built HOUSES
AI ROssle Central
sA2UEL R DyMMER 4 Co, 80 Broadway.
An EXCELLENT FARM, 80 Acres, i'll Som
~ j. all fne shape produces erops VIII
s-th rght JAQuEs 2Oo BrosdNay
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE ~, 1870
p.ug, Station In New York of IN.n'sethtota sno
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Raven and Brrgepon iEI lIi0 NJ i1' 'hhb
for mior sratfor PaiAed Southport and w'spor' IL"
Fot SarsaR EIj 3 nscI m 1918 Er EI ';9' 40
GO fo, S.S IS sI 3 saf fis1 ,. NJ s;.s 40. mdsspn
e tor sssTiSE; So 1Ei 80. Ss shs s.s @ lis
For and intermediate stations y INV H. -' '"
s5T NJ, n leaves New Yors n for
Boston vi. both sprhfseess fessE1rSa 1 iSS SeT TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, a. m, 3 and y m
For Bo.on vi, shore Line l2:l5, p. m. u,,
For Hartford Springfield, l2i', = tN Il 70 haOu
T Newport L. i2:l5 n E, connecting with steamer aero"
Rsrragansett Bay, arriving at 500 pm 4. u.,...,
For Hsrtford Pro1dne. Fshii Railroad l2:l9 m
For New Haven and ScA.up,oa Railroad sI 800 n 70
northampton and wllismshurgh
For Houstone Railroad, a n. and p - . ,r.,,
Nor Ssus.iuei ro.d m and t@ p N TO w,tsrea'
Pot C.p.an R.iro.5 Z. n l2:ls and $50
Commoous Sleeping attached to tram and also % sun
s. 1a MAJ % M ss Z. s.A'' Line JAMES aoYr Superintendent
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT Of
~ WEST PHlLADELpIilA rs:N and ~
m 500. Too 500 night For Ps -, PSs wa c
den for BALTIaoEs and VA Ts, Tux
SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST, $50 m. s:2O' For the WEsI
Vi. Psnh.snis R.ro.a-si and = Silver Palace ear,
bursh Cnenn.a and Chicago silver Palace ears are
the T. daily and run through 70
Loasys !. Lou" an ,Sd b RYnre., s Brssa~sy tDa1
PULLhANs PALACE DRAWING ROOM and sLbhIiS1 t ahs
an an sSd .S r%s. 81 Ho .sos SSs.sV sS.ns
Csn and speDd P.sseng Coaches hroega
change 20 Chicago D. W. 'AoAsoS' 'fHsfA 'Ope'A''N
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
RUTHERFURD PARK

hAs NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DOUBLR-TRACK RAILROADS
VKEw YORK ar 2 100 ISHABITASTK
Ia THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 600 POPULATION ard THREE
hDEPEsDEET DOUBLB-TRACK ROUTES to HEw-YORK con
sahg viu Elk FERRIES. with lOO TRAINS DAY To psrts.
Aii WILL BUILD WILL UEDERSELL on LONGER ersls .ny
Soar Properly Of equal merits within niles Of New York sups
%tJILDlSG SITES and HOUSES for sALEornLRT
GEO. l.. WOODWARD.
19l BROADwAI, EEwYORK
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Boaro ano Rooms.

4 PARLOR FLOOR, third story, front, TO
n LEI 10 vo or single gentlemen with without breakfast
Apply At 45 Est RghteeDths.
DOARD-Elegantly and freshly furnished
Rooms AZ Wet moderate prices for gentle
men or a family reference giveH and required
ITO LET.-Two adjoining furnished ROOMS
40 IFT FOR one single gentlemen 22 East Tlrenths
VxvANTFD-A ROOM in a desirable location
with BOARD lsd and aged seven pee not TO I.ee1
% nudng rcsreees required Address Box i'a lrhune once
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

NEWARK AND NEW-YORk RAll.ROAD.-
~ pBPaT IN NRw YORK Of Liberty North River
On and after 1870 passenger v q, iohoas
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGkN-AVE AND hEWAhk-u
Goo go 7:l0 7:5 G:O5 $50, 800 9t3 lll0 m 800,
100 400 9 900 40 500 80 SEQ 500, TOO, $50 800,
ffAvE sEw.{oRk PoR WEST BERGEs-At Goo go 7:lO,
t I.lo 1, m $50 90 $50 $50 1:to, 500 lO:4a, IL
N'' K X. KICKER, supernendcnt
H. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Ageut
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY NAY z3 1870 Express Trains will
d,po CON sr Of rvru Fourth follows
O.gA Rutland ErpIess
3.t5 ?. Montreal Brprea
Sleeping Coaches between Neviort and 81 Absns
VI C. BUCKH0Ur. Superintendent
SeUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER ARRAN CEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY October H. 1870 and Grand
fern.A
IN. Nail for Pstehogue.
m. Accommodation for Babylon.
$3.50 Express foI Paebogar via stage 10 Beepor and h
Place
40 H. Lhp Accommodation SATURDAYS throagb 10 Pstesesaa
$50 D. m, Babylon Accommodation
go ,. m, Merret Accommodation. vii,
The $50 aud 10 30 trains eonnses ~ '
Stream for Rocisway q, y.Ie,
The g. and 10 a and 30 And tip N hsns eoh"''
'" '' "'""'' c. W. DOUGLAS s'ssi''''d''l
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
9ounirp proprrip 10 fei.

rJNO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Propery-0n fordhan ghu minutes from depot and 70
from tv little COTTAGE containing hhen, cellar
garden kt PossssOp mnsiasr Splendid location Apply 70
EOPPRL u Annst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
Giip 11roperip 10 fri.

vINO LET-The three-story brick HOUSE, No.
l raBds complete for Clothing rent low
% roo tenant Apply 20 HENRY KAN oROWlCz ia Clinton
st Gom 70 ga n, to2 and 6toB pm
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
6ituations Uanteo-- Males.

EARM HANDS at 9 Bowling green n.-PlERCE
snty hand hrsfas, sSeies oermAn se"&s
and English; also mechanics, eolehmen, gardeners kc
SITUATION WANfED-By n young Man.
- sGROOM mlk and lag 20 make himself usfsl good
references the country Address "AIbk Boz
l,l Tribune Ofce. for days
CCOTCHMAN and WIFE, ENGLISHMAN
- and WIFE fri and house sorkeD just arrived
want situations North souh Inquire the agency Of PIERCE
Co, 8 Bowling green
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
ERIE RAIIW IWAY.LTRAINS Leave Depot

| ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot
II foot of Chambers-st Of 2ai follows:
Through Erpre.s Trains Chambest at na M 9;D
n spd D. m day 7:45 9i5 .ndS 10
and D. m daily and improved Drawing Room Coaches rih
,nppsny he through Buffalo connecting a hrnel
e wih magnificent spng Coaches through to Cleveland
,pi Gallon e.piug Coaches will the uin irom sa
ou,banna urso from NeriOrk TO Buffalo and
~ m train Rochester, Bafso and Cincinnati
Al Emgant Train leaves daily at 7:-5 D. oo, -, :,
For and Way ':3o and f;5 p m 'I1dst i'l'
q. NJ and i:l3 M ...,. -. g.
dsys only. a u. 2ll s., 5:I3 a. m ,
for tirrvoour Way at '5J a tlad st. BIB o. m
For Srvhurgh and Way at $50 and 4;S N ths' ''S
. NJ 3. 10 AMI AIS p M -, NJ,
Por sufsrn and Way and n 2hH 4iS and 9' M lhe
Train, 'll:N p. l2lslst sll;tS p m
Fo Paterson aud lst Depot at 6;t ol3 and 10
q m; 345 Sis and 633p m Prom chamberf- pep'N ~
sS l0ls a m; IL m. sl;+5 4 S;l5. and 6:43 49, -.
from Depot
n, f2,I5 and t345 m. Prom Chambersst De
moi gto m II NJ rs 4:30 s:l5, 6:U0, and 70 - IN
For Psnopt Monsey and Way from 29i Depot ng;9
m III? tl5 aud t6l5p and ssnrsa sonl' -
n M Prom Chmb+rs Depot, sea tl:o0 1880, f;la, +;o
Yeo and he 30 o. IN. H; Saturdays only. III 90 mt
Tet, Drawing Room AMI sspns
Cosrrs and orders for the checking and transfer OF bag
Ofos 1l 52y and 5' bTosdn S
CEambrt Greeuwiehst l2ath st and ThrsV hsIem
Dcpots loot OF Chamb-rs and ioot OF
Exchange and Loag Dock Depot Jersey City and
Of Agents at the principal botss mu mann
l. d kuCKER, JAW ~ M na, ., Dnn
GeulS Sup'l hM Hri.
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