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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.
.rEsoP ICIANS.
New York, August Is, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRA
B U C II U

The component parts are 8uchu, Long
Leaf, Cubehs, juniper Berries,
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BROMGOOLE 4 CO.'S BUCHU.

TIL, best AMI cheapest combined for all af
fections of the Kidneys ami Bladder ever Of
fercd to the public. 1t is prepared by regu-
lar physicians and used by he profession
Price ST or, six bottles Tor s.. Sold by
Druggists and merchants everywhere.
p. DR0MGoULE & co.
Memphis. Tenn.
SOP l-4E.
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DRS. D. TAHRNEY. & SONS
CELL ATED
PREF A r A Ito N,
FOR
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.


~~--.
TIME long and favorably known Preparation
I of Drs. D. Fahrpey & Son. for Cleansing
the Blood, needs at this day no Recommendation
at hands, Its virtues having been established
by the thousands of cases where it has given re
lief in the most difficult form OF Chronic Diseas-
es during the last sixty years. So highly, indeed
is it esteemed, that the demand is constantly in
creasing, not only at home, but we are daily re
ceiving applications for it from the most remote
West. To meet this demand, as well as to pre-
vent the public from being imposed upon, we
have concluded to pnt this
PREPA ION
in such ? form, that it may be within the reach;
of everybody every where.
Other preparations far inferior to the genuine,
having been mistaken by some for our own, and
as matter of course. the old preparations of ID.
Fahrney Il Son, has been made to suffer some in
reputation. Therefore, TO prevent this mistake,
as we'll as to meet the increasing demand mem
toned above, we have conclslded to send the.
medicine out in q
LIQUID FORM.
We viii also, at the same time, pat ont eur
preparation in the original package form fer.thes
benefit of some of our cid customers and others,
who may prefer it astirst prepared. Not recon-.
mending;it te cure all diseases the human body is
heir but as a5amily Medicine, and for all dis
eases originating from impure Blood and disor-
dered Liver, it has no equal And will cure the
following diseases:
Scrofala, Cutaneous Diseases, Eryspelas. isoils
Sore Eyes. Scald Head, Pimples on the Face,
letter Affections, Old and Stubborn Ulcers,
Rhumatic Affections, Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Jaundiee, Salt Rheum, General
Dibility, Merenrial Diseases, Foul Stomach. to-
gether with all other Disorders al ising from i'm
pure Blood, and disordered Liver, &C., &c.
Drs. 'FAHRNEY & son,
Boorsboro', Maryland,
and
DR.. P. D. FAHRNEY, Kcedysvillc, Md
Es~ Sold by all Druggists and Merchants
generally.
None genuine unless siened
d. FAHkNE3 & son.
march, IS, 1s7O-6m.
b. Schmitt, Woodstock, Va, Zea Pirkcy &
Co., Strasburg, E. B. Shater, Co., Maurer
ntow Va.
A GENTS 1VANTED.-(Sl0 por dav} by
IA the American Knitting Co., Boston, Mass:
or St. Louis, Mo. IT,.
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The constitution, once affected with Orran
ie Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and inyigoratc the system, which
lletiEb s Extract Buchu invariably does.
Ii no treatment is submitted to, CONSUMPTION
or insanity ensues.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-08

Nh OBSTACLES forced to grow in six weeks
Va Recipe sent for 60 cts. Address Il. RICH
AIDS, Box 1886. New York P O..
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USs Idelmbold's Ftyid Extract of Duchu

to all diseases of thece organs, whether existing
in male or female, from whatever, cause origina-
ting. and no matter OF how long standing. 1t is
pleasant in tase and odor. immediate" in action
and more strengthening than any Of the prepar-
atoms of Bark OK iron
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Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
Helmbold's Fl2id Extract Dachu

Is the great specific for Universal Lassi-
ude, Prostration, &c.
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3 Barclay ST., NJ. 33 W. 4tI St.. CINCINNATI. o.
If they want the most popular and best selling
erdLterms. Send forcirculars. Theywill cost you
nothing. and may be of great benefit to YOU.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
SECOND BOARD, TT VI, AND q O'CLOCK
RdilrOdd-kJpreSs
WEDNESDAY. Dee. 1l-P. VI.

The tone of the stock market was quite
heavy to-day, and nearly every prominent stock was
lower. NewYOrk Central Reading, and Lake Shore sold
at from TO decline from yesterdays prices; but were
steady as compared with North Western, ST. Paul, and
Pacific Mail, all Of which pressed heavily upon an
unwilling market Union Pacific declined to l3i, and
seems low enough in all conscience 10 provoke reac
ton II it has any life. there any speculative eour
age among ts friends. Hartford and Erie sold down to
H. or as some OF the street operators observed went
nearly out Of sight VupOn lsOme proceedings in bank
ruptcy which IL would puzzle Philadelphia
lawyer To explain. The decline In II. Paul
stocks In the face OF large dividend,
accounted for by the report Of injunction to pre-
vent payment Of the dividends which report however
we have not been able TO authenticate, and it should
therefore he TAKEN perhaps with grain of salt The
bearlsh feeling Of the street increases daily, but the
operators on that side have apparently but little cour
age and the bulls could easily turn the market II they
were only willing 10 increase their already heavy loads
Reading and NewJersey Central were quoted, ex diy
dend OF and per cent respectively Express and mis-
cellaneous shares quiet, and investment stocks
were dull firm The following were the highest ana
lowest prices paid for active stocks to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. 4. :. HATCH.
FIsK & HATCH,
Bankers and Doales ia GorerpmeHt Heenti'e',
No. ) Nassau-st., New-lork, Dec. II. 1870.
FUNDING FIyE-TwENTY BONDS.
Within the past three months a very large amount
Of Twenty Bonds have been funded through our
office into the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, besides larg sales Of
the same securities for new investments.
We deal in Central Pacific Bonds the as in
Government Securities, and regard them as aiordiug
the desired medium for funding Five-Twepty Bonds
tcthOut reduction Of interest dhdrh HnimPdired security
They are all Coupon Bonds of 81 900 each interes;
payable Jan. and July l.
~ They are wH Mo,cn, and hare a ready norld "
all the money cepfes Qf this coURfry and Europe,
daily quoted al the Stock EJcbdage. and besod al
current mari price a. readily as the Bopds ofte Go
erRment.
The EARNINGS of the Road yDr 1870 V;U reach Eight
Million DolIars and the increase is shown in the fol-
lowing figures
Earnings from JAN ! TO Dec. /. 1870. ss4l7A1
Earnings from Jan. ! TO Dec. J. lS9..-- o,2eooz
Increase in 1870. .........s? s?,lj6fsj
We keep supply of these Securities on hand, and
furnish them at current market price which to-day
is92l
This price includes The coupon due Jan. l. for rhid
three per cent IN gold riH be recered BY The pchdse oa
bonds bought during this month.
Proceeds of $1,000 30 bond of 1851, sold to-
Cost of $1,000 Central Pacific bond to-day
III '-' "
Difference realized. d.......................Slij o.
We continue, as heretofore. to buy and sell Govern.
ment Bonds, make Collections receive Deposits sub.
ject to check at sight without notice. and allow In
terest on balances, and do a General Banking bust.
ness. FISK < HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
CHARLES DICKENS AND MEBEIE CHRIST
MS

TO the EdttOr Of The TrtbUne
SIR: Charles Dickens and Merry Christmas
were so nscparably couuccted1n our minds that when
the one died seemed that the other must OF necessity
die with him The smallest stocking that Is hung up on
Christmas Fve will hold a thousand pleasant rccocc-
tions of him who wrote the "Christmaa Carol ana
wherever that Carol" IS read, endless succession Of
nserly Scrougcs will send endless succession OF Prize
turkeys 10 an endless succession Of Bob CratohtS As
the flowers described 10y Dickens made old clerks on their
way TO business wonder what had filed their breasts
with sweet visions of The country, 80 his humanitarian
writings made wonder wha, had filed our hearts WIN
the heavenly aroma Of peace on earth, good VIII "
men" While others wrote OF carnage that coYeI'u ,H
earth IKE the rcd snow Of the polar regions DICKENS %
something more admirable i'm the simple hcroism "i lo
Pinch fever man had the right sort OF pr.uc' ''
man was Charles Dickens; for while be onF o"'S'''.U
to meet Queen Victoria as an equal he Wa AWAY -
tomcct a Newman Noccs on the same loo''ns' '"' "
name sounds 80 much Ike music on inc Ups VI Wv -
a. tff of him who made the desert OF PoNeI3 posS"n'
as In, rose Certain clCrgymen VINO nave So'n nm
selves r. Elected iu the Rev. Mr Suge"S nave cane"
1,p, 81 .coflar. but which one o. these gentlemen VIII
r,b petrer Faith than that Of little Nei., better
Home than that of Mr. PcEEoty og better th'T9'l IMAM
that of the Cheeyhlc bfOtnersi
Dckeu, was,the last man who should ever have been
inferred iu the dismal recCs,Cs Of Westminster Ab! JOY
Itle Neu expressed his own inclination ON the subject
when she asked To DC buried near something mat Aad
loved the light and had the sky above il always bu
Won eNcIaim "it was such lOnor!' Yes, IT was ln-
dccI au Louor-a very crcat. .onor-t the Ah"tN' he
should have rested instead under some majestic Ola tree
on which the lovely birds hang Ike musical blossoms
ana his critaph should have been these words RON
Laurence stcrc:
as.. Sc men o, erus for he was Arsu'r:
Wee. Die grave elem e ar e. o,-cor BE- vas our a-oler
Very respcottDG., ClA"lNoE j. 81 HLLE'
Neir- YORK. Dec $50
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

coleman BenedIct's closine quOtatiOns were:

The gold market has displayed decidedly more activity
to-day and although the dealings were limited during
the morning, in the afternoon the transactions were
larger and spirited the price advancing from lOI
To llli The special considerations affecting the price
were the decline OF in London to ss and anticipated
trouble growing of the Eastern question. todays
news Is the effect that England will offer armed re-
sstance to the demands of Russia. In the gold loan
market the rates D. H. and per cent for carry
ing 10 fat for borrowing The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared, SCI $4,000
gold balances, sl769i2 and currency balances, *43255
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Loan
OF THE

PORT Royal RAILROAD COMPANY.
Five-sixths of the road are already graded.
CroSs-ties for the same are all delivered upon the
line.
Nearly one-third of the track is laid with rails
Over half the Dock and Bridge work is completed.
THOUSAND MEN are vigorously pushing tie
work to completion aud the whole line will be dn-
ished and ready for business by May next.
The Company. being determined to push thr work
as rapidly AZ possible offer the remainder Of the
LOAN at S5 and accrued interest in currency.
We regard this enterprise as one OF the very hest IN
the South, and confidently recommend the bonds 10
our correspondents and customers.
A liberal commission allowed agents. and those
who buy to sell again.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
THE MARKETS
GCsrulir reported Tor raE rSlsrss O.

N"'"' ' WHpSs,p,, n-c. II lsN,
ASHRS-Pois and In mOissac das1d 20 '"'
Pcsrl. are iui st so iaa 81 - -, .,.o,i
COFPTE-ne inuu ~ Tor cen,inues goal an IN elo
.toeA pEc St. les are quiet anu nrts1 e. SIC
Rio Roa, AMI a. bsltHor Lee o. '"' ' 'N
drTkt Notnen. snl T. % do per itmNi't
COTTON lc dali uDier Increase ~ ~, A. me
compressed Cotton suppg the sale, are > ese' s
ia tr ronnmpt an 10 sr AMI 80 trfAt for tas
delivery there E fair business hss loser rates % noe bs eo~
Dreesah-s Of IL llloalSc 20 ose
lamar, Al .i Isc 0 bales February lisa . lts es~
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
HENRY II. BooDY & Co., 1? Wall-st.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FRST-MORTGAGE SINKING-FUND CONVERTIBLE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONpS.-The small reman-
ing balance of the Loan for sale at % aud accrued
interest.
These bonds return about double thr rate OF IN
terest which United States Fve-Twenties pay whll'
the security is as safe and fully equal 20 that OF any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEws x Co,
81 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
City bank shares were steady. Tie flowing


Railroad bonds were in active inquiry from investor.
to-day, and the dealings were principally in Central Pa
cihcs at 92a92l. Union Pacific Frsts sold at 0sasos
Rock Island IS 1901; Milwaukee and ST. Paul Frsts %,
and Columbus, Chicago, and Indiana Central Flrsts a.
83i. The following are the bids.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
report as follows at 4p. III. :

In State bonds there movement OF Importance,
the business being small andrices generally unchanged
North Caroinas special tax, reeeded D. To lss ennes-
SECS old. steady at Gi ncw COZ south Carolnas.
new January and July, Gsi e9t Missouri 6s, 9Si and
Virginia 6s new, at 81 The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

NOTICE THE interest due Jan. /, ISL on ths
BONDS of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on anu
after that date. upon surrender of the coupons a.
the Fourth National Bank. NewYork.
Bonds OF the State of Georgia, as they mature
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking
House of HENRY CIEws & CO.. - Wall-st., New
York. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. GONernor,
Erecntre Department, State Of Georgia ffH"'''
Nov 10 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Neu Publications.

ANN~
ID APPLETON s Co.
90. 92 AND o4 GRAND-ST.'
INVITE ATTENTION
70
,,,rrp CHRISTMAS STOCK
Or
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
STANDARD AUTHORS,
u1BITS AND PRAYER'BOOKS,
BOUND rs EVERY STYLE or BINDING
Pog SALE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Book, O. ros reach larger Of tastes hsn 'm" ANYTHING
else Their ar.pae.ess usually manifest and there noi'0e
opportunity for hhctv or choice
VNHE AIT OF BEAUTIFYING SUBURBAN
HOME GEOlNDS or SMALL EXTENfi TIE ADXAN Az
Of srGGaN HOMES GyEG CITY CIT OR GoE PR2ys HRaEE
MENTS. THE CHOICE AND TREATMENT or BUILDING SITES
AND THE BEST NODES OF LAYING OUT. PLANllNG' ,ANp
aa red Phe and E1r,vS Plan. for residences and er Grounds
Tres sad shrub sud Srdrn sme,'' IN WIN m % state,
Im Gen EsOr, Ve Aa'ho Of Original rlanof the Central
Ihe pi viii great care an, n9 r,T % ,. the 1f"'I c M
mend mo heartily every loy Of Natr. UI to even Amtnsm
domestic H those pleasures which an a 'ia.' oi s'a't '-
Icau The Yea.yo-k wo1.
This book s5qte tle hr.e end ct r'r'. ar c.' "9
forced re rt> hv Ore u Iti.l tio HHa-
desire 20 establish aHi rm. tih l'rt Aut. within - ft q"
those cities, moderate SJI u ODE sstn' o tipcl W
fr.ol cgcumstuce' op u m ng lltli i't
gri having .Iu1ais lr t1 DO s tier -ll0 DO or Gee y"
aHi.. he clivsci WITH individual Crrc, 100 Architecture ana
better wouH have urea delight That guidance MI N'"
supplies ,tr4 with U, lroaii-H 0 De 5'e'N evidently rA Ar'
ol ur.ugh; his eiUays good; and oa' eve D. ~ t' A
LV0a ul al, character M practical ana lri''.'
Prom TIE Ncs Y i5k Eve. HE Post
r. hcreerut object ol author d, tt.. persons u i means
FIJI aprIiL- i'e u 'UG.u uU C. a.NL has N f I'
uHGl tIeHim no oi llE He joy l!- cav
yas.r-. srt k.,Ir rg uIfClM M h oft IN "f tft 'u "I '
GENERAL anI economy of D Ia. lart p' " " I, out"
otdoHr. Ir raug' e a. tfe more rt al' ln''fH '
ourrrvr-s wood Vi- .r excite ihr m 81 Jon ' .'
Io1aip. Drr'" N'h VISIONS r O. rus- 's" ''.n
. and Ir lo,- o.fua iu'ojh shaved a"l' Niih
culs,, hGl and th, mot ,aHs Of tr mau q" mh'
I, shrubs. ct-rctrs II rrf' ..' co.
fest value orcuIur su tlc o. fr 80" aI"'t
ty even lover oi tLD leiHt.lgl iu tIsl ur f.lIt-
From TIE Nsv' o.l Tines
This CANT with ts 2rO iu.rao sH'1c .neilrn 81"
tc rlo.sp t f a. any work the Blvd over H , s n h
cOut5y .ui .aet Df Which % titas has long ht'n
listed OF n fIc l' supplies, roreof'- great Nn
g.. E SO comment tls yaiu' 90 ''f ir
woo o. improve tNcl"l pl s I"he' "' "' "''
.uaiuaJ te tlc srac. j. occupies ..
SOLD OSll In SUBSCRIPTION
y. ApPIETO\ a. CO..
PUBLISHERS 90, 81 s. 81 CtANp->f. =. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for m,
first week in December SC994j against j9O1 for the
spOndng week Of 1869, showing an increase OF
S0.918.
The Continental National Bank has declared dividend
four per cent free OF tax, and after the 3lsi INST
We informed that the gross receipts of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railway for November were sl0JOO and the
net, 1000 beside $4,000 received from sIrS ol land
This road, understand, is completed TO within j.
miles Of the southwestern border Of Missouri
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
ynslrnttion.


ANTHoN s,ss:..1 GEAMMARr MAJ r:.s,J scH22a' .Ss.t
Ia n, dsr,rneusof
lNcIsSr and MODERN LANGUAGES, ENGLISH STUDIES.
spd MATHEMATICS
RSoPREs MONDAY SEPT. l2
n, Prnary Department Sept 49, and the Gymnasium Oct
tehool hours. ooo a. m. TO 2O p. m
A LADY Of means, and of acknowledged
N education snd calirre wishes az f fom Jsrs 70 10 & 10
ecu i9,ls e = ft, 10 & hs' john H. Wife So e w
ToSi' ToS Yais SeSaol lis Bro.lpsy
AN INSTITUTION for the intellectual,
n Moral and rhsc.l Culture Of Lsss CA',.' re ond ''
SiAAfo'' 'oAiD''A 10 FoBHRf FLGCK l. NJ, Principal
{" MER. school Institute" founded lS55 alds
~ tos' 'ho want good eaeetrs lfts'h' ~ s,bSmsboT9
i,Sasii.I iiJiasi a''' parents '''"''' '''' '-'. , -
A FEW MORE BOYS, who are sIG. too young ySpHIr9 10
eie, coee wi BE- o ADMITTED % 70 mum nm so FOR further par
iicu,rs ,eni for Pfo.pertu."
A FIRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes,
5,raa,, !0per iesr AdlT, r nASL0N' Pennington New
A GRADUATE of HARVARD desires to OBJ
a tam PUPIL highest references Address H. q" lH'une once
a HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Sharon,
N com At'r.,. G. JAMES, NJ. Principal -
UOAKDlNG SCHOOL. ,...-,r,...
s,'.tJ '"J' iitcssoS pd-,i7,l ,ui rrorreror.
FJKuGkFILLD INSTITUTE-Ihe Winter
1fi o.
l .r ,ss, e Jsu For crllar' tily 10 Madame
BoogAp.l B.,.l at o-ri.r. colni
DENDANs SCHOOL Goron bOyS)-Bway,
- CO... Ja. l.,l Classical Geu.aa feleh and iTiuar'.
NHnDRENs HOME-A Family School for
''''' Mss r sELLEcK, bei!re Conn
n b. WARRING" MILITARY BOARDING
~ SCHOoL At Paa-hl'tqsr y y. Crcalar' 'eu, -
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, \. j.
joHS +. BFaEFr ~. T. w. president,
TNpDNLR INSTI1UTE-BOARDI and
G b5I school @r YOrNG LADIES No on lio4-aye. Pour.
's l,sr o,. sept Able m.T'i cLarge o e several DE-
P''''''''' Re-, b. ,I ST.. C. n GARDNER Principals.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" llL, E -,oIi, Cona!or iei-r address 'Ae rrteIa
HONE INSTII,G,T,E2 Iaryttownii ,s,.l n; "a "a
cr-,sr ,dir.., 81" " AErCAIr riroTat
IRVING INSTITUTE, TanytoMn \. "a
fsr circular, ,5 10 D. : ROWE ~. A.. Pnne.prL
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
VA tfE'''al Commercial tn5lh ffe1cs ZEN T AZ Gsf %
p rpr'L r. Dop Of al 'ge. Dor Business or College %
To- ge1.-aS' Crc.sn o- lad the institute which
r'I,ris sfe .nvtel 20 visit -
MRS. !. +. BENEDICT Boarding and Day
Nc,Ycr, superior aaran'l-s G'na'n French and bn'rg
r,o.~,.or. ,. l. RITTER. h MILLS
Miss AIKEN, SEMINARY, stamford, Conn.
"ans L-e' ' r MI ,EFs T VS. am and q IiISE Peps
hls apFL 7" ''''' ''>'.' ''' ''''' '.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
vi PiAn, N-vTors. Pra5,,l. y r. WILLIS Ph. u.
DEV. j. NEWMAN, d. d., of Poultney, VT.
IL si famlg for ald u-' Jan HI
limited BOYS 10 ysar Old Application should Ds
made
VNIE Tu-TOwn Institute SjJ 6th-ave. En-
.l,l Ba,hc Anreut snd Modern L'nZag"s snd hheuates
a,s .f. h ''S S. e, ,,a oJ " S.lHoborn %
ion Principals
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Established
Il 4 ifl1 !Ol Nrs, Fourteenth st.. corner NIil-lVe
Re, HENRY B. CHAPLIN, fh. D.. Recor
Po-S thor,ngblg Dr-parrI nI ,oI..e Of business
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

The anticipated extra purchase OF bonds tomorrow at
the regular Treasury purchase, has impaired rmness TO
Government bonds which have however been inactive,
about yesterdays prices. The market has been with
out feature and closes on the basis OF l0s dlo for
SiXtysevens
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
EPIE RAILWAY-TRAINS leave Depots

ERIE RAILWAl.-TRAlNS Leave DepOts
"a loot of Cbsnberss. Of 25 st.. follows:
Througb Express leave Chambersst at II M 2
q No. trd m day Leave 23d-st az 5 lo9 an and 10
dos o. m dav and improved Drawing Roon oaents
.rrompari The a. NJ through Bafao connecting at onel
re v magnificent Seepng Coaches uunng through TO Cleveland
,aI Gallon Sleeping Coaches accompany th II rsn rom Su
queaAuBa Buffalo the ~ train from New ork to Bglao sa
tie New York 10 HorneisYe, Buffalo ald 1lnnlA
Al Emigrant Train leaves dsly at 7:45 p.
For Port Wsy. 4:3O N. (2Jd-st. 4:l3 M
For and Wy az $3.50 (4Ja st. 5:l' nj inai eaA
ony $50 8. (2Jist. 1913 a. m
for Oisy.ie and WAY, at 80 (2Jd st., '.l9 a. n
sswburgh and WAY si9s NJ $50 and A% u V'df'S'S
m, JlS aud f.l5 2. M
Por Suaern and (2jdst t and 3;tS M Inc
,,,r TRAN III 30 D. m (23i-st. +llt5 M So, -
FoT Paterson 2is ntpo at 6i3 sf3 sndHs
m sl:i5 o.45 5:l5, and 6:iS From ChAmbsn't Depot
Gas 1870 a m IN. 'l;iS. T. 5:l5. and 6t5 p
For Hsdsls 2d.t Depot at sf3 A. m and
l25 3,s t5l5 From ChAmbsnst Depot s'Vo
a m and /, T. t5:l5, 600 and 16:S -, ~.
Fof Peop FJaek Morsey Way from 23d st. Depot at s5
m iI25 t:Is 4:iS and e5P and SATURDAY,. only ~
m From Ch,mbsst at $50 tOO J:O, t:ls, +JO
800 and Saturdays only, tl2 OV mi might
Tehes for Drawing Room and ss
orders for the checking ad transfer OF Bag
otcss RAJ 525 and ~ BfoAr !e9
Cbanber. GreenNch lh st and IhrdaEs Harlem
BROOKLYN; Depo foot Of Chambers au ioo OF Zi
and Dock Depot Jsrtty City aas
Of - the principal hotels .,,, , n,nn
L. u. RUCgER Dee, WIN BAkh
ceri Son5t l81. Gsnl Passr Al
DAILY. fW hsoAthsseh on!
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

At the Treasury sale Of sl,OOOOOO gold bids fled
the amount Of s59cOO at prices ranging from llol3
to 1lOl the awards at llO6i 10 l0. The follow
ing the details
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
nELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and WEST
I J ERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX DlFlsloN.
Depots Sev io-k loot Of Barclay st aud Got o. i,ophf
EE ARRANGEMENTS. commenen MODAL N'f. y laV
ENfKESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Dnye h Boon
Br,uch Uoser si Chester Branch Waterloo E ussaf
Washington With the d., b. and B" X X
sITouisDufg Great Bend Btghamion s
ard all points the Lakayauna and b00Ei0u
A1i DslaEars aud Hudson X kds .
I:Da NJ LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
town Dov Hsefetosn WAshrgol Ph psfug and klsou;
rs- At Phfpsbury With Bel DeL X for Bedere, kc and at
Hah " - L v H. for Bethlehem, ARiosp, haueh Chaht anu
Wiiktsbare
alnn SCRANTON EXPRESS At Dover 9Th Chester
al Waterloo K and Washington With D. L. aud
" " r for W.ter Gap krOuisburg. and Scranton.
3Op HACEETfSTOWN MAIL, connects wish B0onion Cheiter
and Sas.sr Railroads
and $40 o.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations go fJ and loo H.
1.J0. .en, ard cop . 80. . q.
Por ORANGE srd SOUTH ORANGE. $50 7:3o slo 1910 Ard
1910 2:Jo $40 44o 49, $50 Goo ESQ 800 aad ll;5
Z n.
1890 aud u 20 loo 200. F20 3l0 $40, JSo $40 4;4O
40 $40 5:oj 600 6:2o $40 800 800 and li' n
fss,P roi b BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at $40 and
lI.OO 4. a aud 200 So $40 and b:lO 2. m.