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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

THE GEO W. WOODS h cos.
DhRLoR and Hestry Organs. Equal.
L II not superior to my Orgnn IN The
world. Send for price list.
CllAS. u BAYLY,
Solo Agent, 22l W. Baltimore ST..
Baltimore, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

Sale Of Real Estate.-Emanuel aud
Jeremiah Myers, Acting Executors Of
Peter Z. Myers, deceased, and Charles
IT, Reiisnider and j VIM EarhIrt,
Agents aud Attorneys tor said Acting
Executors, sold on Saturday, December
18th, 1870, at public sale, the Real
Estate OF said deceased containing ll7t
acres 10 AZ different lots for the gross
sum OF sll,09s 81, averaging s9i So
per acre. This may DC deemed good
sale.
Railroad Ksef,Hg--The friends Of
the Baehman'e Valley Railroad propose
10 have a meeting &C the Court House,
10 this city, on Moaday, the Fad day OF
January, 1871. All persons Interested
10 the above work are requested to
Attend. The meeting will be organized
a. ] o'el0ck P. NJ
Ayyssted.--Sheriff Tracey on Sunday
night last arrested Wesley Sykes, Al
John Bosses, under Beach Warrant
for larceny; John and George Datrow
aud George Ruby, Of Hampstead Dis
iriet, charged with s,enisg the house o.
Mr.. Beltz. The parties are now cou
eacd in jail.
AZ fresh pork is very enticing bait
We advise cur citizens 20 have theil
meat houses well occurred. Last yeai
quite . numbcr o. houses wero gone
throngh."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

Rev, E II C. Goodwin, formerly Of
this city, who has been Rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Ches
tertown for sometime past, has resigned
the ReetoshiP Of that parish and &C
cepted a call to Goyernsr's Island, New
York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

Caution Our citizeas should be
very careful to burn out the ehimneys
o. their dwellings,. Very disastrous
fires frequently occur from negleeting
this important work Do il the first
rainy day and prevent serious conha.
grafton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

Mrs John j Biumgartner, Of this
city, presented u last week with a gen
eFous supply Of sausage, for watch she
will accept oaF thanks
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

Henry Dell, Of this ;sua, lost a val.
liable horse 90 Tuesday morning. He
got out ofthe stable, aud is running fell
and broke his neck.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-22

- 'hhN NMifh, Agent.
Smith 6 McKciiip, Solicitors.
dee lots
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

Coop News FROM IRELAND During
the Irish famine wo seut a million Of dol
lars worth of food to Cork. ireland is
now repaying the debt with interest; not
from Der exchequer, not from harvest
fields, but from the adamantine rocks on
her coast. An enterprising company in
New York is importing ship-loads of the
edible moss that grows on her cliffs, and
converting it, under the name of SEA Moss
Farine, into an economic source of nour-
ishment and palatable food. The new
source of aliment is prepared under a pat
ent, and although but year in the MAJ
ket, has already taken precedence Of oil
the gelatinOus agents heretofore used in
cookery. No cpicuro who has tasted he
buildings, Custards and jellies made from
SEA Moss FARNE, will dony that they are
Incompatible. Tho saving effected by
using this article instead Of maizena,, IA
rina or corn starch (all Of which it excels
in palatability, } is about fifty per cent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.

V7AS7EB-AGENTS-to sell the ucTA.
w COS: SEWING MACHINE 1t is liroascd,
makes The ''elastic lock stitch" and IS war
rantcd for years. Price SIS. All o'h'r ma
chimes with an underfeed sold for Sic or less
are infingcments. Address 0ctagon 5 wing
Machine Company, St. Louis, Mo-, Chicago,
illinois, Pittsburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. IT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

CLARKSDURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
" CoNPAEY.
Insures against loss BY Fire or Lightning
Principal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ". Va.
Authorized Capital $500, 900
Capital Stock S15, 900
INSURES ON tho MUTUAL BASIS.
Policy Holders receive pro rata division of
oil profs.
Rates Of Insurance as Low as in any other
Good Paying Company.
IT DOES A REGULARBANKiNG BUSINESS
Discounts Paper, Receives Money on Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate of Interest
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

PROFESSOR SEAMAN wishes to announce
that he will open night school, on Mon
day evening, October 3rd, in the school
room on the hill. For terms which will
DO reasonable, apply to tho Professor.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

A GENTS wANTED-SlO per day. ir the
N American knitting Machine COmrnny,
Boston, Haas, or ST. Louis, No. If
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

q. RosBNHEIM,
PaskeTsbars. W. Va
Sold by Smith & Dent and f. NJ. Chal-
FAINT, and all Druggists, Grocers and Deal.
ersgenerally. jan31-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

d L. KEMBLE,
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
NER STOCK JUST RECEIVED
Owing to the grea, facilities st my command
lean afford to sell at
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than any other Merchant in Weston.
CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
The best quality Of Sugars and Ceifees at from
FIVE TO TEN CENTS A POUND
lcssthan they can be bought at any other store
ini0Wn.
TBE BEST BRANDS OF CALICoEs
from 10 cents yard up.
A GREAT VARIETY OF wooLRN GOODS
AT COST. a
CARPETS AT LOW PRICES
An extensive and well selected assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
bought expressly for this market, all Of which
will be sold at New York prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS,
suitable for Christmas or New Years presents
In presenting ny Winter stock to the public,
! have but to refer to my cid customers
Ny goods have heretofore rendered satisfaction
to all purchasers, and confident in my ability 10
UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITION,
have but to thank you for past favors, and SO.
licit continuance Of ysur custom
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
P. L. KEMBLE,
Main. Street,
u22- Y WestonW. Va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03

Centre Street, Weston, Vest Virginia
A good assor,mento of Groceries always k.b.
on band. Produce bought and sold. The hest
quality of liquors for sale, in quantities to sui,
purchasers. Wheeling stogies, fns cigars. and
the best grades of Tobacco, always on ha.d.
.Store-one door above tho Bank.
apr27-tf
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. %. 1870
Inc horse market continues active. Cana
iah ana western horses coming in in large quanti
uea' and are selling at the usual prices:
vssst,n WS,.,In hIH sors.s from sl2s to sl7s.
- 20 u o eIPrss AMI drs class truck horses from $500
Good driving horses are in considerable demand and
Rnl, Py or Them has Of late been brought into the
t hands high years old were sold by j. o. Taylsr for
Nho among number OF rst-class drivers, has also
Res see Which are dcseTviHs Of notice
OF fine carriage and driving horses In the
@ a. it several months past Messrs. Fitch Coinhn
or h receipt OF considerable number Of valuable am
irlns are calling the attention OF the public to their
stoch t, through our advertising columns. ~
~ Ie auction sale which to-day took place at The pr
" seaoes OF Col $ d. Bruce No 25 West Forty -nrs
80 the anctoneer Maj. C. w. Barker, realized the FOL
pllees ior the horses brought under his hammer
par RroEl pehsroq hor'. weight 700 n Jelrs od 80
Pat aaPpegrsy mare I hands year, old ........ 100
Ba coupe hdr.s 1s I & s' oa,. Ta rs
special auction sale Of trottng horses will be held to
morrow friday the I'D inst, at stable No 43 Great
J9nes-st. at II o'clock prompt.
Inc regular pubic AUCTION sale at the Horse and Car
f.ase Auction Mart OF Messrs Johnston * Van Tassel
Nos IL and ll3 East Thirteenthst, will, usual take
pace tonOrow ltridayl, the 2d inst, at y o'clock
Al the National Exhibition Of the American Institute
MeSsrs. Brewster Of Twenty hfth-st exhibit very
sylsh dogcart manufactured by them after the English
Ia1er, arranged 70 be driven with single morse as
Wen ss with tandem team; also very graceful, ex-
eeedngy lght but thoroughly solid road wagon, weigh
ing less than 20 pounds; the which uncommon
strength combined with-we should call t-a very deli
cate appearance OF the vehicle is attained, lies hidden
IN the axle bed and consists in vertical plate OF Besse
mef steel inserted into the wood
Ham Of FDurth-st and Broadway exhibits a clarence
mont Iockaway for four inside for which he has pat
ent; u trimmed with crimson satin, has graceful out
lines, and being altogether very rich and snowy car
rage, attracts considerable attention from the people
visiting the Fair. very light landauet for one horse
with seats 10 elevate and waterproof roof is also eXhib
tied by Mf Ham Both carriages have his new patent
inside handles and many improvements which are ex-
planned 90 the visitors Several medals and diplomas re-
ceiyed in former years prove that this firm con
slant and successful exhibitor at the American Institute
az well ~ az the Worlds Fair in New-York city.
We shall mention the other exhibitors OF carriages in
one OF our next reports.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Gml5emsnie.

MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON. This Even
WI g-NOTICRTbe doors will open At 73 m snd me Con
cert win commence this evening precisely At M 49,, ,.
Mar sakosch respectfully the l hl ana femsNs
concerts Of the ant series Of -
which will ake place on the following dates
THIS FRIDAD EVENING september ~ and
PRST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE,
TOMORROW SATURDAY. sept a. At l o'ctoct
MONDAY EVENING. September l6,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September is
FRIDAY EyBSiNG, september ",
SECOND GRAND MATINEE
- SATURDAY, OCTOBER !, AT O'CLOCK
Nile CHRISTINE NILSSON will be assisted by the following emit
artists:
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, the isvorte oontrslto.
Sgu0r BRiGN0LI ibe distinguished tenor
Sgu0r n. VBRGER the eminent baritone
Mr. HENRY YIEUXrEMPS, the renowned violin yirtuoso.
Mr.. JAMRS N. WEHLI solo pianist and conductor.
The grand OgChesrs will be under the direction Of
MAX MARBrZEK.
GENERAL ADMISSION 81
Reaer5ed seats 81 and - eseh.
% Matinee, ~ dollars three 90 dollars
The t3l dollar and four a. dollar either
bad the dollar reserved the
ma6e and the tSe o. dollar admission tickets ioT either Of the
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE.
AT gTEINWAY HALL, on FOURTEENTH STREET.
Branch ticket Offices Shrner 70 and also At llt BroNsst
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSS0N's MATINEE.
vi TOMORROW SATURDAY.. september a. at l.; -
APPLICATION has chan the hour of ommeneement Of
therefore door. that occasion vii open - r.
MATINEE CONCERT AT O'CLOCK
Reserved seats to Matinee ~ and i1
The So seat also the - seats. sale al
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE sTEINWAY HALL
SPBCTALats vii please purchase their tcsets and eats Tor
Matinee the ticket Offices order AVOID The rush A. the
door.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Chr Curt.

0be Curt.
SEPTEMBER MEETING
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION,
FLEETWOOD PARK,
NORRISANIA, wESTCHEsIEK COUNTY
.-s,,v vrrnvPsDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER -. q, y. and p 1910
p car. have Harlem Bridge each iay toe rae ever eu
@hae' ai''' W FOURTH DAY.
so. .-'une Of ~ so.
FRIDAY. sLPT %. 1870.
, ,, ,,,r .at 2J4; th. drs. horse, 800 % the
~ SECOND. $1yo 10 the third
PoSen Y euter NeS Berlin Girl
Chsr.s Richards esiaveni enters Dr. nsNh''sa BOY ''E
J"bs Mu-ptv Fleetwood PARK enters b. m Lady Seas
H. DourreJ ir Troy enters b. m. Fanny Lambert
j J. Bowru Bos0n. eutsu tr. m Lad bus
l. L Hutchinson, schenectady, enters Z "a EilA
- No 5-Puss of t2iDl
T. A 800 to tie srst hsa,e 500 Ia.
w., II Rc-4 Y Y enter, b :. Georz~ WllkeA
Budi Dobe n Y. eusn b. z. hotsPnf
W n. Dohle Philadelphia enters D. m Lae
JohB Murphy Feetsood PArt ,nsT err. =, % e rgn"'
., -,.s nil helts three u h,rn~s.
r. biet viii miles AM rrpea n hsrnec sEl VAL - con
sgrei under ths rules of the National Association
& sni.sop one dollar no ehsrg- for Grand stand
T b III. New York and Harlem Rs.i viii eaVs Twenty siih.
~ Fag-tbave 9;1 ant ani2 81 and m Returning
m sy, Nor.sns aud Msiross ~ 9;u '5z and oAE p ~,
lac Psrk is ta hunsi e Of The Harlem depot hofH'An
Faces TO egnnenoe' +" ''' p N HENRY DATRR President
P d every evening previous 70 the races az reetsoo nm mn
fao.. a. Brnsd~sy between forri1 anl rory 1''' 'ANVn
sOMERlNDYKk. .---
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Real estate 10 Gsthnroe.

ITO EXCHANGE for a HOUSE and LOT in
BROOKLYE-A FAtM Of 20 somerue y J.; new
dwelling house good outbung $50 fruit trees, stock crops aud n
plsmeBts included. Price Sl2 0y0
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Proposals.


NAVY DFpAsFHssT B.aFA7 e oy ., Y,so, .IO e 5aeN
DROPOSALS.-Sealed Proposals to furnish
@ - G se .5Ts m .is sy,g5 s59 595 49, S dE 's 'H m N he s
~ ~ ~, ~. ne It !, ~ b 59e be PROPOSALS ali be opened
Printed hedue .Ach he materials and articles rsq1ri 'fs en-
and sent 5y mail requested persons les Offer contract
@ 1 o, a. % e' o, % % for the yis under their command
pay nearest heno By the Bureau o Any OF all Of Toe
To- prevent confusion ,nd mistakes sealing the Offers bid . ~
nor ,ny nd sbb s not perfect o complete according e
and guaranty aud each individual Of im na" 'sa the
Bsr referred to tn. printed astu,tou' .ash VII be furnished
se: Tat their Offers sbou printed orm prescribed BY
and be mailed time 70 reach e destination Deofe INC
No G vii Be co1sIefei which ,bs be received the period stated.
and allowance will he uade for failures Of the mail
The proposal must be accompanied By certificate from the Collector
has oeas deal he articles ror shc be proposes and by dc
Of the Department bids or o su b Ise.yr oay rom parties
a.. Ts - .so H'1c-ro - iurcrual
The contract 1u be a~'rd % h who masss che lowest bid
nys rec, he lowest oi or any which " MAJ ee@
S1rpes ;hs f will BE- required an the contract ni
parmut and be er must state distinctly At shat PymAs oce
To Gari lau; o being opened before time appointed bidders
requested Use the rrntrd envelopes furnished b 'oe Bgrssa
m ya,a 10 the Chief of tie Bureaa oi f-a lnd
TIE ue the lines aiha which articles VII he required
delivered auy articles arr named IN i.s hea Aea are nos
s obe e m mus be reported Bureau before oas
anfOrnly In5tructlOns
paurax will option % The Bureau he rejected
slthh he
of be b. sLs been completed and eighty
u each bill approved uphcse bY tue com
yards vii be- paid by he paymas o the
within s after the warrant Tor tue
same shall passed bv The Secretary of the lreasury
Bureau numbered Bd degnated - iOoTs
yellow Pine Lumber: and Hard wood No O. White Pine
spruce JgnDr and Cypressi No Lime Hair and Plaster NO D.
Drain No 9 Gravel and Sand No 81 hodng
anf F.aud Freclr No TO- Slate No. IL Iron Iron SPks ind
Mails. No T. ssei; 10 Pig Iron; No Il Files No IS Ps OS
sn Gas. No Snip Chandlery T. Harvarr No B StErone
No 20 Hay 80 q Provender; No p Charcoal No .
Besg Parkng 20 Sperm aud Lubroaug OILS No =
Iron Wor5 ping No 96 Aug No o. Copper ami Compost
tom Nails No y. Machinery and Tools.
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Ci''h'ng: No p Hats Boot Shoes G-; NO Po7
SION. No No Dry GOO; No Bread Ae No q,
Fr-vooi No D. Provtuief, 10 IA Mcstaaeoas NO l5
Hsrisare No i6 Siauonery II,
respective N,vy-itHis and hayA Asvigmi
KlTTERl. MAINE.
No, l5 =. 49, % 2l, q y. -
CHAIR ESrOWS MASS
Nos 49, TO- H. u, a. l." To- 70, 49, % q q q g. p j.,
BROOKLYN y =
So.l o. 739 g. u a. a. l' 10 H. ' ~ a. ~ ~ .
PHILADELPHIA. PA
NAVAL ASYLUM PHLA
WASHINGTON D. g.
Nos p 567, b. n. ID. i5. D. u. - - p. p p
NORFOLK. Va
So,.56.78 % li. ls ~. p o "A .. .
70, l5 10 II. 49, % q, u ,,,,,u, o..., a.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
- -. 81 - 0L
~ ANn- -pAIIpnAn-

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
l SENNFR lRRANG NGEN y T.
on ia5 Ihr NOsDAY MAY 10 Trains s leave James SIP
10000 m Nortpot NIy ITsin stopping a. a. utsrs'i Ie iAoai
1900 "a Hsmlsiesd Way Ina.
s90 u u Gf-cup0rt ard seq Hartor kfpfssL
l.8p n NOrthpou bIpress
50 EothDOr WaT Train
s.np "a For North Isp and utsrneditis IitoA' -,
l1ss connect branch Hempsea1 sHnaa va l' o hoit
1ien No's ~ - '.ss ~ q - M J. u BARTON, sugt
FSnta = 70 -, ~ 80 "a Hampton
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
BOYS AND
YOUTHS BOOTS and SHOES,
Allllinern
DARIS MILLINERY. =

DARIS MILLINERY
II Established 1871
Madame FERERO No Lsvetepc has on hand 'an elegant
and varied assortment 1f Ealing STYLES n FALL ani
WINTER MILLINERY &c. The bat PRINCESS ALICE,
MORNING BONNE1S Sc.
TRFAT OPENING, of MILLINERY THIS
VI DAY Elecsnt Millinery Coos Grand disA.
thu d. EBINHSS MILLINERY. OS BIos1,Hr up SIAM A'od
mi save
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Gouscs ana farms uanteo.

WANTED to HIRE from Oct. ], prOX., till
June 1871 trstcass furnished HOUSE with a modern
provemeu location he between TWenyh and Foruehs
and Madison and SVres lin Fhave. prerred) Address with
ml particulars, BDN ARD KEMP, % Wsterst. City.
WANTED-Smau HOUSE in Brooklyn. for
W cash customer. p :. HUDSON & Co.. % PARK
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Ipstcbesier Gouutn Real esiais for Sale

A CHEAP HOUSE (S roOms) and lot, 5000,
n Mo-ssris D. pot Lots Al $500 to S0 Apply to ANGhLL
5'rn>r Un fourtt-sve
EINE RESIDENCE at FOrdham for SALE
Iae splendid location price reaonsbe terms
place IN the vicinity For particular address
OWNER Box II, Fcriham PostOh'e
NEAR PEEKSKILL, WestChester CO.-Nalu-
y se DAIRY Farm or COUNTRY RESIDENCE 80 highly
rauva@i springs outbuiugs elegant residence
mOieTu convenience mortgage aud
half VIII exchange for 1esrahe city
trsdenc-. HAMILTON WALLIS, 9Nasssust, COT Poe.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
professional Noiltes.

~ ID HAMMOND, NJ. ID. Prof, GSs Joth at, eass
Z. a.ss SiyOOs ORsiLilI Uns.'' - Ss~ - 49,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
steamboats, ano Railroads.
OPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,

pEOPLE' LINE STEAMBOATS,
The steamer. DREW and sT J6Hs eo5ru. to le.,. her pier
.a cgs Lei south .de Of Ca9sst Oeoct dali. sgna, ~
Norm west and Esst es. W. aDd bsETass CHECKED to !. points
at The ofos the .h. Dods EIPs onec- ~ Brosdr
S%'s he 'SsR ss1f. q s'I, g. S5s9 H sf 81 %
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
su. S0I, s' r,ohbgs erOqs Junction LoE'
qPy PG4,y, o, ~, SoS and ..ssk aS ..ean.a aa"'
cITT or NEW YORK
s., y i,s', ,s S,"Yort d, uuay .s,Pio ooet from
fot New London and Norr there eolsreirT with Express trains
M 70. We re- 'Ro's points via New ndon Hheru Norwich. and "0'
Y IRosga uefsH sad rlsss iSr sga apply ct me Q1oa
HeuYoIs Oct 49, lss,
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
!F1 a Ty & o, , Hor' G say daily & n Eo.s ior ha
B.ssoIo \ H.. ts Pare lsi eas. 81 =, % eas. o. IS
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
WHITE leaves Per No. D. r. foot of MiIsI every ,eeraooa
Pare IS cents EIearsion ueset 81 Is
RQNDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE,. and NEW
siesp5oa. TH6MAs CORNELL ,nd JANIS " BALDwiS ssT.
Plef foot of hirlsonst daily a D IA
L'OR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-Th
STEAMBOAT STAMFORD sres Per T foot o. Aarkesst, LA
hef daI al q md foot Of Thirty seventh 81 a. Jl9 p n
NEW-HAVEN STEAMERS, for HARTFORD.
SPRINGFIELD, and THE NORTH At S.l5 and II p n iron
pee.hP Trans connect s The II P N bo'. eysry morning h'r
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
tonic ,nd N"g,ass Railroad Far. st Steamers saTs Ca'h'
nnsiip a. Z noos and u ever night Sundays si'tp.d
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
II INDEPENDENT LIVE for tie W hsIi sol JIHWE Isl lne
and AMBOY RAILROAD Perl North ETer ISIAND PROPEL
Es 5SF F.. r S . The % Ss % sAS IA .bs OG l. fss s
ooi q Cour,Hd, Pyl-gs en- us WEST q r 70 Wishing
C. ". TERyEIL. G.nsr,l AC,ut
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSkH.
y Passenger and Freight Depot New YORK zoos q Liberty con
with the Delaware LakssaHna Western Railroad 81 Phhp6ug
HI N Vsiv r. al sr is r-rrons frnpgs di-eet n, 20 Pg
burzh and The Wt "ilout change q ao Censr. Pssay
''-- '-' ALLENTOWN ITSR TO TIE WEST
SItMER ARRANGEMENT
Co1nnencng June .l2l1-Lests NeS-i0rE as loIovI;
a. mPor Fhr1r r,,toa Bethlehem wsah Chunk Williams,
go Wisestans Pron IaLanoy Cy. ralEa,Haot Ts-.ni4,
,sa. E...e1 A;7o-H H9eb % p6.,. G5sSi T, E,t
2rm.-For Ess,oa, Allentown. an Niur1 Ciurt
3op mfw East1u Allentown, Mll,h Clgact, isi B'ui,ra
80 p u--For someryi.- and F.aius.oH
5l5p m-for somerv1us
p H.-F0T s0u-rvle
tP "a LH,.s-l. iof Eifscn ,ni ih' West
In 70 ip'.ssslJ on wsi7-,t,-, an SATURDAY, olr
go 1880 IlW ul3 m. l:o 900 2:l" 5' dj 'l =. 80
4S5 55.5.l s.I5 600 90 100 40, $50. s'J S'o IoS
E.0l pm. pop Tup v-psr
Gam wF.rEav ETrFgss daily er-pt sunzvi m Eslion. Aha
tie Wet Concerts u arli5s m E1e All th-
tpu Tor siro1s5ur Watel GAP Scranton Bugaou, syssais
CotIss PliHpslurg or Mia.h Clanet. Willsslae &C.
tov6 Keal Hasb-rg 1argh Claa-o an Csealat sesp-
ing i1d faa1' 1 70 Fs9- inl 'ago pass = '1A'-'''
Sleeping et-. through from Jersey 'F % FlitsH tyef
Ilete's er e Nts, can - orsl o. - ono ~ ne zen s . -
Nos @af 81. go Broadway a. No ll slr - an A. --e l-s
II. P. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Az.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

hRlE RAil.N \ - hAlNo Leaves D'p'U
II foot u Cham en- Ct snt rot Uf 23.-gt oort
Thoogh Express Cuam,erst 81 ~ ly m 80
Leave -1is ri s.E am v.f5 A n anl p.
New and improved Drawing g-hFom 'oa,hes ~,
ontr the lU hr1u-h o buiso connecting ~ iioueIs
scriu. tUa.rs running .hr"ncl N ,eeahl
Coaches T any le . b. rsn inia H-A
.eruaa o Blfa r 5 from New loft :" bnta ana
lie a. New Iork TO Iocles,er B1islo All Cincinnati
Ar lmrrsut Train lrsves d. o. "a O. -, -, ,-
fJr Jrv and Wayf llJl h aud '9 p H 80 81 I.l'
P- Midet5ra aI w.v ,t3 r n 1 g. 3:ls VI AMI Sun
d.r,onIy o..D =. o. f2d-st. 70 = laJ
nd War. a. '3au lii = r.;la = N
F0 Nesburyl q 3:Jl and 40 p n Isl ';4S
a No.. /. Is and -:'5 p M 49,, ~.
Afr r-an I'll. $50 D. l (Z3ist. 'li.f p M ,,
For Paterson anil W8v 2j- Dr0, s t lo;l3 tnd llts
M. l:is 81 SIS aul ESQ Prom t1snDenss Dtgo' Al
s.t5 1O15a III u m. si:45. I Sis and - P 49,
HsAe from 2jis Depot 81 b;iS snd II -
n 2I5 t5I5 545 and t.i5 PROM Chambers s. Depot
500 o. m y IN. t-:l5 4:1 I5:l5 s.gg, and 70 - ~
For p.ruott Mack Mluey and N4g hum III 81 Depo' 'tsS
n f. g. f u.s. 4.l5 as and ti5 and hagfd''I en,
- h. d! r Prom Clam1-rss Dero'. 81 sf n tl INV,
81 and fl -zfuri-fs only. ~ u OIL g.
Tsl fr- f apartments r p-aTn-npm arc Nieeng
C. can be- obtain 0rt1s ces AM uaAsf O bag
~, u,r be- rf g Oh 0ros al a-j al - Bfoa1 sE
81 g1.5ess Gr.-nschs'. lth s. ali lhrlt's haf-
lon L Flor-st .Elvl utI"s Zoos o LaHrrss an l'o 3
y.v-T1rk No LesDge.s sul LJs oci D'po' 'sF'"
C.f7 q. fle g. che lrr noi''s NJ, q p.p0
J.. d. kit thhK, Jpl..f duL,4'
For HsrtraszcA "a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
Gin propertn 10 Get.

TO PROVISION DEALERS.
To LEASE Tor years the PACKING HOUSE Nos 2oJ
Broonet large houses smoke houses
suitable conducC The Pork Packing and sok
business For further particulars inquire Of b. W FLOYD
"a and 86 Alenst, Brooms
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
N. r. BALDWIN Gen. Pass AT
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

IT
MORRIS AND IrNTA llNlHllh
Dspots NeNiork. foot of Bscst suf foot o thopis't 81
SUMNER ARkANGEMLNIs commenting LtnDAI, Jlf - i''5
t0o EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting At Denve 30 Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Al a.coo h n'ssI n
for Audover snd Newton, Arlington With the D. L nd y 4
Gsp srOuburg Scranton Great Bend bngsmioh s
ard Osvego aui AT points TIE Latassnns AL boosDs
II.t0 m LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, NsEart, Morris
Hnctetston. Wsshngsl PhPs5u AL E.ston con
uer,s a. Pl.rsu-g Bel Del z r for BeU.ele &c, sn1 a.
Easo1 With L T. for Bethlehem AAsatoUa Maaea Chunk an
Wusesiarre.
IIop N SCRANTON EXPRESS connect, Dover ~ Cheisr
R. %seroo with Sussex ami WsslugOa via D L. AL
W p K foG Ws..I Gsp srlul.lus AMI selsloa- % - 81, ,
S:20 CKEITsTOWN MAIL connects sl boou'on Ole's
Po MoRRsToWN its 1l?o u4oI 23o $40 'lo $40 iai
fo SUMMIT ard i1.rmeAs aOnI Al 60 7:o 'ai ioos n
For ORANGE aSi SOUTH ORANGE, 60 30. go loo ard
I1OA m I.lO $50 y.4J. 40 40 s. tV GO 800 and i
For NEWARK. ESQ 7:3o $500 SEQ so -o:lo lo 100,
II. o. -u r2.aH 800 $40 IJI 4lO, 4 %
600 fJ:si Gao 200 300 al1 ll;sJ p
Trains marked sop last NeEart ,-.-,--
fve NrN-Yor- TO- BLOOMFIELD a. MDNItLAR a. E:A an1
II 900 = n. and 2:Ol $50 $40 6eo. &C 200 ?. m