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EVENING STAR.
HE AGED STRANGER
An Incident of the War,
ny BGET HARTg.


q. Vas with GEant."-tbe stranger said:
said he farmer: " Say 10 ntIe,
But rest thee here ~ Iay cottage porch,
FOr tly feet are weary and Sore
o. VS. With Grant'-the stranger said.
sand the farmer, " Nav, no more
TrIthee sit at nv frugal board,
And cat OF my humble store.
81 How fares my boy-my soldier bov,
of the old Ninth Army Corps?
: variant he bore him calamity
In the smoke aud the battles roar
" know him not. ;" said the aged man,
And. a. / remarked before,
Twas with GRANT Nay, nav, i know
Sand the farmer, Say no more;
. Tie fen in battIe-I see, ALAS
Thou dld'st smooth these tidings Ger
Nay, speak the truth, whatever it be,
Thought reEd my bOsom's core.
% How fen he; with his face to the foe.
UphOlding the flag be bore?
O.. cav not that my boy disgraeed
The inform that he wOrei''
% can not tell, {" said the aged man,
Ard should have remarked. before.
That j was with Grant-in Illinois
some three years before the war"
Then the farmer spake him never a word.
Bat beat with his list full sore,
Thst aged man who had worked for Grant
,SCme thTes years before the war.
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PROPOSALS FOB LETTER BALANCES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
NAsHINGToN. ID. e, Dec ?. ly-O

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
NAsHINGToN, ID. C., Dec 2, lS70. (
sealed Proposals will be received at this Denart.
n!4nt until the 20TH DAY OF JANUARY, ls7l, at u
use OF the post ofces IN the United States fer one
year from and after the LIST day OF February ISL OF
me following description, namely.
flrst Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces,
ounces; Ot these it is supposed that Loo will be
wanted. ~
Second. Balances of the same capacity graduated
ny me metric or gramme system. Of this class IOO
may be required.
Third balances capable OF weighing four pounds,
dupois weight, be graduafed 10 half ounces
OF his class IL Is supposed that 81 will be wanted
Perfect accuracy, strength, and durability will be
required IN the Balances to be furnished.
Samples OF each descrip tIon OF Balances must AZ.
coG pany each bid, and the bidder VIC may obtain
the contract will be relHired 20 furnish Balances of
aquality IN all respects equal to the sample.
abox Tor transportation, end delivered free of ali
Expense 10 the blank agency, Washington, ID o.
Each bidder must furnish nth his proposal guar.
antees OF his ability TO comply with his bid and a
from postmaster that such susrsntors
Two sufficient suTeties will be required to q con
tract
Awards will be made for each article separately
failure 10 furnish promptly any article con.
tracted Tor OF an attempt 10 impose upon the De
sartment articles Inferior, in the opinion of the
Postmaster General 20 thos- contracted for viii be
considered sufficient cause Tor the forfeiture Of the
The Postmaster General reserves the right 10 re.
lect any all bids If, in his opinion IL required
by the interests ~ the Department
Proposals must be Endorsed on the enyelone, - Pro
IOtals for Letter Balances and directed to the
O.. JNO. J. CREsWELL,
de5- Iawow Postmaster General.
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Q
Il. T. HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from hahn,
o. Is used 10 connection with the Extracts
Buchu and ssrsaparilla, ia such di.sAs : A. Tecom
neIhled. Evidence OF the most responsible ard re-
t.iaDIe CHARACTER VIII accompany the medicines
hokSanas living witnesses, and upwards OF 81 GO
many OF which from the highest sc rces 1nclnS
ZIG enlneht PHYSICIANS, ciergymen, statesmen, &c.
ne fIoprletor mas never resortsd % their publcs-
TACT hat his articles rank STANDARD Prepsraions
and 90 not need 20 be proPped an by certihcaas
Tee Science Of Medicine, ike the Doric Column.
should stand simple. pure, majestic, having Fact
alone Tor its Capital.
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4

MY Extract sarsapariiis Ia . Blood Purifier; my
kxuect buchu 10 Diuretie, and will act such In
all eases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific principles
IN edcnoand are the most active OF either
that can be made. A ready and conclusive test will
be comparison OF their properties with those set
forth In the following works:
See Dispeu satory Of the United States.
Zee Proisssor DEwEHs' vSiIsble works on the
Phila.
See reaarks made b. Or. RrsnAru ucpowx1I.
acslebrated Phyucian end Member Of the Roysi
goilese q earfeoaa Ireland. and published IN ths
Sc nedtco Ohirurgiod Review, published b.
SHHN tRAvIRs, Fellow a the 8oyal College q
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works On Medicines.
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ore night I could not slcep. TosaT.ls morn
ing got up to battle nv head in cold U.tor-
hut even that did not Cause me 70 rest. Day
broke. and found me stu awake: and ~hep the
laTks began 70 sing got up and opened NV
window. After time thought I would fetch
a book and, going down stairs for that purpose
went into my S.t,ing-g00m, and drew up tie
bind "a no. E'tle surprised 20 se3 nav
rssf-t'-r L,i -thOT already a work g. her gar
den and iron that tine ! called 3. r. in M 5,,a
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AND BEAUrIFYING THE COMPILATION.
NOT A FEW

OF the worst disorders that ariict mankind arise
from the corruption that accommodates in the Blood
W ali the discoveries that have ade 90 puree
Y ont none can eausl In effect II ELNBOLDs Con
POUND KXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA IL
eleansee and renovates the Blood instis the yieor
OF health into the System and purees the humorS
which make disease liz stim ulates the healthy fupc
ons OF the body, and pels the disorders that grow
and rsnkle IN the blood. Such Q remedy that could
be relied on has long been sought and now the pub
lie have one on which they can depend Ou- -psco
here does not admit 81 certificates TO show its
but the trial Of single bottle will show 20 the sick
that has lite virtues SURPRISING anything they have
Two tablespoonful Of the Extractsof sarsapartlla
ADDED TO pint OF water l. equal % the B.b5n Diet
Drink, and one bottle is fully Qual 10 a Gallon al
ally made. " u'e
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DRUPOsALS FOB WRAPPING PAPER AND
TWINE
w..,,. P0sI oPFLcE pEPARTNsxE. !

TWINE.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
NAsHlNGroN, j.. G December 2 l,7O
Sealed PrSp will be received al this Depart.
saeS Tor fnTr Rii o. wkkfPitN Paps -
AND TWINE for the use Of the Post Ones in IN
United State. one year from toe Isl dsS 81 Fb
ruary ISL the said articles TO lac deIiyersd free Of
expense 10 the Department, st the Blank Agency Of
The quality and estimated quantity Of each article
IeguiTed are speeihed below
p1 rsSf. - tEs rs ssse. .d
I'm ream TO Contain % perfect quires.
and 70 weigh 8 pounds 70 the ream, each ream 70
pound. e 81 6St. SniTTs SiDe in ball.
oo:s and G tangled s y
@0So pound. Of Cosr.e Hemp Irvine, in balls. to
beec%ns an. sSS SSJsS
by Transportation.
70 persons who desire to bid on Application 70 the
= nIr' assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
More or less than the estimated quantities may
De ordered as the necessities Of the Department
may require ct the discretion Of the Postmaster
zach bidder mus. furnish yit. his proposal guar
certincsts from postmaster that s.ch susrsntors
-Awards vii be made for each article separately
If deemed most advantageous 70 the Department.
Two suidsisat sursties viii Be required to each
failure to furnish promptly any article contract
ment articles Inferior in the opinion Of the Postmss
ter General to those contracted for, viii be cousd
cred sufficient Tor tho forfeiture Of the con.
tract.
Bids not made in conformity with thi. aiysrtiss-
Dent will NOT be considered.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 70 "a
iect any all bids, IL In his opinion il 10 REQUIRED
by the interest OF the Department.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the envelope Pro.
S.i G and E ss e.
master General, Ws.hingtcn, ID. q.
de5Iaw6W Postmaster General.
NOTICE Is hEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
understened intends TO- apply TO the Oemmis-
goner Of Pensions for q reissue Of Land Warrant
No 81 for k0 acres, Issued under OF Congress
OF March 5, 1855. TO one Robert n. Broadnax pri-
vate in the war Of isl1, and By him duly assigned
and tram eTred, % that IL became the properfv 81
A. a Csro;hers, now deceased, which land warrant
was lost 3 mewhere in transitu By mail befv ~
Louis, Mo-, and w Arlington, ID. T..
MARTHA CAR0THERs
Admipistrafrix o. A. M. Oar others, deceased.
WIN. A. MELOl. Attorney at Law
pecsmher 3. lslO d-l0-sst
TABLn KHIv1B AID 1OKKs,
..H IS. 80 !s:s Be- e; -: *
s0o leeeRnnuivaah 0Vsa
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H.T.HELMBoLDS ExTRACTBUCITu.

HI. HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
for weak ness srtsi1g fr N Excesse. Habits % r,
scall.h hsrly Anclscreton, attsnssd With the 81.
wing symptoms:
indl-Pc .ltion % kxeFiion. LOIS q Power
~ -Aehofg, Dtn-ufty q Rrez.hinS.
" taA Nerves. Trembling.
Horror of Disease. Nak.fulu---
Innness Il Vision, PAIN ia lie back
y % n ncs, fiushiux 81 the Body.
ifSuc-- 81 the SKIN. krupfions of toe Gzce.
Universal Ias.itnde % P.lItd C,,ntenap-e
the Muscular Systesa.
These symptoms. IL allowed 90 70 on. (which mi,
Medicine invariably Removes soon follOs-
FATUITf, EPILKPrIO FITS. &C.
in one Of which the patient may expire. who can
say they sre not frequently followed By those dire
full diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware Of the cause az their uaerfpe, but
none will confess. The records Of the IN sane
and the melancholy deaths by consump tion bear
ample witness 90 the truth Of the assertion
The Constitution. once Affected by organic wesk-
mess, requires the aid Of medicine strengths and
inv isorste the stem, which II z HHL n BOLDe
EA1RACr Oh BUCHU invariably aoes. trial
viii convince the most sceptical.
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TABLn KhIv1s AID y0hkD. = =
HHA K4IvIs, ftoa . osSss t1S ~
xxlHC1p Loan O0oe eeles-foom. ~
suD-u loesR0nsyivoah 0vsa - y
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
TEIEGRAPUIC NOTES.

- Ground was formally broken for the Evans
VILE Comie st. Louis Railroad at Evansville Ind yeeriav
"A fire occurred on Monday in the flour mill of
Pred Bsehy Milwaukee The damage amounts to sl1O insured
m John Leighton, Boston broker, has been
tne 900 the United States Court for returning false income return
in 1863
James NJ. KilHun, the proprietor Of the Aldrich
Providence L. died last evening Of apopery sfer an Illness
Of three hours.
"A bill passed the Georgia House of Represen-
tave YESTERDAY prohibiting whipping punishment FOL crime The
Militia bin failed 20 pass the House.
IA daughter of Peter b. LuptOn, residing with
Sandbuh Sullivan County H. shot herself sun
and died Monday Tue DISAPPOINTMENT and de-
iertion. , =, .
THE five days muster of tho Massachusetts,
Na at Concord began Yesterday MsiorGen. Bue commanding
The several regiments and batteries quite full aB present sodief
appearance
800 John J.. Taylor an ex-Member of Congress
Ohio dropped General BandOfc at Washington
teray e 20 lie had been CLERK IN the Land once
for a month His death was caused by heart disease
THE body of Daniel Atkins of Perryyille, Ct,
his residence last week He wandered from his home while
suffering fever and although thorough search made at the
time, nothing has been known Of his fate until now
On Monday fire originated in the barn of
Fair Haven which communicated 10 the buildings
Haven and Wve Horse Railroad Company The bn
burned together with the railroad stables baesatn oop and part
Of the shop Hones and saved Los tIo insured
-. The planing-ml and plaster-mill of Smith a.
Harris on Philadelphia destroyed by hre last
evening The Gre spread the lumber yrs Of Noeros Sheets TAy
Bells and TAYLOR and great quantity OF lumber
The o,s the lumber yards s reach +25J go and vi"
other yards TIE neghorhood
which improbable The fre still buns iurousy midnight
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
VERMONT.
sPLBS-DID REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

sPLBSDID REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept 6.-The doings OF this
the first biennial election day in Vermont may be stated
in word, as fellows The Republican State ticket
headed by the John Stewart for Governor is elected
by over 10000 majority in vote OF $4,000 Athe Repub
lican candidates Congress-Messrs Willard Poland
and smith-are reelected by handsome majorties The
endeavor divide th. Republican strength in the ist
District and defeat Mr. willard has availed nothing.
He has handsome majority in nearly every town in the
district The Senate is probably unanimously Repub
can and the House will scarcely show more than one
Democrat in ten of its membeIs The total vote, though
small will stand about 1900, 70 1900 last year. Mont
peier elects as her representative the Hon. Joseph
Poland; Burlington sends Dr Waiter Carpenter and has
covered herself with glory by the splendid increase OF
her Republican Last year IL $685. this year IL
is s0l Castleton sends Pitt Hyde aud Rutland, Col
joyce.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

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Montgomery Cosaiy-John Mcdonnell Peter g. Webster, Ae'h
Launshuy Wm. W. Kline - - - ,-Xu-- -, u...
Daniel Prescott and Iii Avery elected 70
preSent the Ist Of Onds Countycond snc
The Hon A. p Case Hon Campbell OF Whtesboro1gb
and the Hon Juius WaerveThd Dsnct-P T. Coz
teo Camden Bailey Of Rome and Henry STARK c verona
o.Seoo C0sSiy-Frs Ds,-John A. Place wn NJ McSsD and
David Davis . uu ,r, n . uu n,
ssad Sweet md b. Y. Bailey. -,
Putnam Coan-AmbroSs Ryder Ismos F. Han sad Edvsrt
Pe'ton.
Queens Co-F DistrsJ. H. stesdwtn John BhdssD Alter
Prince Isaac Coles Second psnct-Oeoge a beTeH
Wm T. Ashmau, Bepardus Hendnckson
Rcckldnd Co--A. L. Christie c. X. Cosgsoye.
Co-Geoe William Curn and Mr. T. b. SeaDsn MAYOR
c. G. smith and Mr. Gilbert G. Dean. AteTnstes . . :.
Co-Frst DistyictA B. james n NJ Cutt, t. NJ
Gleason and d. A. Moore Third D1stIc-B A. Merritt, Wm. Brad
ford. A. n. Andre1s, j. Thompson -
Sg1oE French Sae HarboT; Banee, Huntingdon g.
T. Carmen Patchogue; Morgan Morgan, Soutbod
Us.er Co-Pr Dhct-Benanin NJ. Coon, WIN. W. Hhyes and
Gov Kendall Second DscThsd Hat, Wm H. 0tdneS
and Bransyd Howell
Wayne Dsc-M Thornton, John Vsndenburg Second
Distrct-Ap Seeley, o. p Davis, and Samuel lngrsham
Dstnc-Jos L. Pro-eu Silss d. Glhord snd
John j. Hunt DstreWm H. Robertson Benson ferns <
Pbeps Tbir Disinct-J W Hustled j. H. Cory d. W Miller
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
RUSSIA DISSATISFIED WITH PRUSSIAN sue
CESSES

SHE THREATENS TO DEMAND TREATY MODIFI-
CATIONs-THE COUNTRY READY FOR WAR
ARRIVAL OF GEN. BARNARD, AND OF DON
CARLOS OF SPAIN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870
The Special Correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at St.
Petersburgh, under date of Sept. 1, writes:
The GOlos has published several articles on neu-
trality and the relations of Russia in regard TO
Prussia and toward q consolidated Germany. In
these it is stated that neutrality does not mean in
action that nation should what its interests
are and be prepared to maintain them and that the
position of Russia is different from that of
other neutral powers. strong Germany
does not necessarily affect Russia, but 1T
would affect her if the treaty of Paris remains
in force. In that case, while other Powers have
found new routes Russia, with the Black Sea unde-
Tended by fleet fortress, would be at the mercy
of Germany and England. No war need be en-
tered on but when the present is over Russia must
demand changes and have her natural rights re-
spected The article of yesterday concludes by say
ing that Russia ought to preserve her neutral
ity while her interests are untouched, but they
will be affected if, in the coming Congress,
at the conclusion of peace, the treaty of Paris re-
mains unaltered. Russia has not hindered the forci-
BILE unifcation of Germany nor does she deem it in
Slavonic races, but she has night to demand that
her position in regard to the Black Sea and Danube,
shall be improved. She hopes that the legitimate
demand will be respected in the European Congress-
which will probably follow the present war. The
Golos of 1st inst calls attention 10 the service Rus
sia has rendered Prussia by unarIned neutrality,
thus enabling Prussia to leave her eastern frontier
mguarded. In an article the military strength
of the Empire the GOOs declares that the country is
perfectly prepared for war;
am informed on good authority that the Govern
ment can put 100000 men in the field, completely
equipped. One hundred more Calling guns have
been ordered from America, making 2lO altogether
and there are 200 mitraileuses making here which
will be ready in the Autumn. Four guns are
attached on peace, and eight n war-fo0ting to
each division of infantry 1t is curious TO note the
great interest taken in the war. The newspapers
are all published III the morning but sheets of tele
grams printed at in the afternoon are sold
in great numbers the cab-dTvers and lower classes
generally, who never before minded the news, read
them eagerly.
Gems Barnard and Wright and Col. Michel Of the
United States Army are here as Special Commits
sioners from the War Department to investigate the
use of iron defenses, chiefly in regard to fOrtifica
tions. They have examined Cronstadt and the
works at Kolpioo, and had several interviews with
the Minister of War and Gen. Todleben, who have
extended every facility to them
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, has arrived
accompanied by the Marquis Romano, Gen EEo, and
Senor Calderon No one knows what is the object of
tbi ,.isi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
LOCAL POLITICS.

Democratic primaries will be held through
out Kings County on Wednesday next
Capt Eugene 0Shea was elected President
OF the Irish Republican Grant Club OF the Seventh Wad
last evening
The new Tammany Hall Democratic Reform
last evening to do all i'll ls power
10 dethrone the present rulers of Tammany and to give
10 the people, unnhuenced by rings and cnques the
right TO select City officers.
The German Citizens Association of the
Twentieth Ward passed resolutions supporting the
Republican nominees for the ensuing election, ana ap
pointed a committee confer with other organizations
In reference 10 mass-meeng TO be held at an early
day German Citizen Associations Organ2ed last
evening in the Sixteenth Nineteenth, and Twenty
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-COunt Lewenhaupt Swedish
Minister at Washington; Col j. g. Crosby OF Lieut. Cen
sheridan's staff, and William CASSIDY OF ING AtoaHg
OF the Russian Legation, Gen. q. p. Buell., u B. A. and
Capt. ID. F. Grafton Of Texas - Albemarie ho,eln
and Amos A. Lawrence, Boston, - st. Nicholas
Hote-The Hon. James F. Wilson and Gen. Grenvllie M;
Dodge OF Ohio; Dr. John G. Aver, Lowell, Mass ana
Gov McCleland Of Michigan. - Westminster Hotel
j r. OsgoOd OF Boston, and Lieut. Commander Greene,
IT q Nayy - Everett House-PrOf Greene, wash
ngton and Capt Tbbts OF the steamship City OF London
= Fifth Avenue Hotel-iomer A. Nelson, secretaryy 1Gy
III. g. McComb, delaware; Col. J. e. Clark w-Hamp,
shire John L. King of Springfield and j. Hagasl OF OF
Japaa - Astor House-Gen. William Williams OF
Connecticut Gen. T. Cadwaader OF Philadelphia and
r. r. Morgan Aurora N. Y. =- Metropolitan Hotel
Judge j J. Martin Washington Capt. Davenport, U. B.
Navy, and Col Sugenbeel. u. y. A.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

space exceed the room at their disposal and that those
who stil desire a chance to exhibit must apply without
DELAY The number OF exhibitors is already about 600
and their entries coming in rapidly The machinery
department is In credahe state Of forwariness and
an engine win be set I'm motion to-day Inc RINK restau-
aa been and put Ia excellent order for
the Fair Dr. Geo b. Loring Of Salem Mass, will de-
liver the opening address Ct O'Clock TINS afternoon
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.
INJECTED SHIPS AT QUARANTINE.

INFECTED SHIPS At VUAHANTfNE'
At the meeting of the Quarantine Commits
soners Yesterday Health officer Carnochan reported the
following vessels detained In the Lower Bay Brig Bra
,uan II days from Matanzas arrived Aug. ao had
doatb from cholera at Matanzas all well arrival ;
Rark Glenfn, IL days from Maanzas, arrived Aug 3o
Brie LADY Monck I6 days from PortanPrince arrived
bnss IN hal several OF the sick at port OF de-
Brig Village Belle is days from Matanzas, ar
yed Ang so had two OF the crew sick with yellow fever
,or. Iosvn1 mort. the second mate and died
on the passage OF the disease; Brig Alta veia ~
DAYS from Cenfuegos arrived Aug 3o the captain aed
one Of the crew was found be suffering from the same
disease the patient transferred 70 west bank HOS
occurred on board
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

fkon sAvAshAH-n steamship San Jacino Sept. 6-Mr B. r.
IT, m T. ns"fs NJ hrs " Brown, Mrs 3 Derby zachan.s
f. hs mn bonnsl Mrs sheheh A. A. Noe Gurschsesn,
s.Sn i R pa', Tho. Freely D. BcarimAn and siie u l.
Seseh ~ nms Patterson II. y. Boyd, n. w Bnller,
% ttlsh.y g Hamilton, Mr Dierh Mr. Payne Mrs CHIP
nan And ehld,en Mrs. A. Barber ODonpe
Hogan. s'~- $50 w. - - ee''' '
FROM LvERPooJ-Ip s.,m,h,o n,,,,,., s,n, Jo. Roth
S '1,NL hetter, r. Metaad John Landsinann tdsi
H. d. Post Rev sehgyler Rev Bsrers Mr and Mrs Merr
nan & YIN & aud M. Carson, Mr and Miss H.s Miss Williams Mrs
atse. NJ % children sad servants D., and Mr. Gieoos, and
aIs Is psss y D. aud T. Ju,tns Ms J. a. Jsin aud
'tl'aA W sssg'S u. hsnon. Nus RIenss NJ asa H,s
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
Loss OF THE YACHT ALICE ROSA.

Boston, Sept. 6.-The steam-yacht Alice
Rosa Of New-York, Capt Davis while on her way from
the Isle OF Shoals to Boston, went ashore on Collins
Beach at o'clock on Sunday morning, and became a
total loss She had anchored In Ipswich Bay on account
OF thick fog and night came on the wlnd Increased
and the sea being very rough she parted both cables and
was driven ashore the crew barely escaping with their
lives She was owned by A. {. Ayord Jr, OF YORK,
AM WAS led at
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
TRAVEL EAST AND SOUTH

The new railway connection at Haven
with the II O'Clock night boat from NewYork is proving
great public enience. The train at New-Haven. in
waiting the dock leaves at a. M or " on the arrival
OF the steamer, and passengers Jeach HARTFORD, spring
field and vicinity before business hours and Montreal or
White Mnuntdinn In The eYellnH