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lsr PREssr rTEEIAN CHUGcH.-Wos. Court Street =
Rev. J. A. T. McGaw, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath Hours: Il, A. NJ, y, 7. NJ
sabbath School at . T.. N.
Lecture and Social trayer Mecllls on NNCu' sup
evening, at o clock
Nv IrrzEEAy CurRrH.-suuilr-cast corner Con-
and Walnut stretts Rev. s. !. lmhoh, Pastor-
Services every other sabbath Hours; II, A. ~, T. p
Sabbath school every sabbath a:I5rH.
Isr METH. E. CHURCH. Southwest corner Church
and North Main Streets. Rcv - siephensOn' Ias
tor Services every Sabbath Hours II, A. NJ & 7. NJ
sabbath School at ~ 7. n.
General Class Meeting, Monday evening, at Z,
Regular Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at :,
O'Clock.
2p MErH CHUEcB.-East Water Street. Rev. ---
Fnrgerson. Pastor. Services every Sabbath. Hours:
n. A. a., 15si ?. N
sabbath School at .. p II.
General Class Meeting, Sundays at g A. n. 1Oung
Mems Prayer meeting, Iuesuiy eFelhhs At -nu
Church building, opposite Market House.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening" at Church.
RAprrgr CHURcH.-East Court Street. Rev. b. T.
Taylor, Pastor. Services every Sabbath. Hours Il,
A. ~, z, p. II.
sabbath School at ., A. N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, Z o clcck'
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Corncr sciOto and Keniou,
Streets Rev W. NJ. PrObasco, Rector Services every
Sabbath Hours Il, a. m, n, p. m.
NEW JERUSALEM CHUBoH-SwEBENBER0
North-wcst cOrnerSouth Main and Reynolds streets.
Rev. Frank Sewal, Pastor. Services every sabbath
Hour H. a. N.
sabbath School at p. N.
CATHOLIC CuuRcu.-John Street. Rcv. j. y. Kear-
ncy. Priest Services every Sabbath. Hour: j a. m.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CIIURcH.-west Market st.
Rev. H. T. Thompson, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath, Hours -. m.
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WHOLE NUMBER i54.

Come in out Of the cold, I said, and
tell me what you want
Without saying word, the child
walked into my office As it faced the
light saw the wanest and weariest lit
tie visage, with great brown eyes, long,
tangled yellow hair, and white lips,
which said feebly:
Nanny is dying. You come along
quickly, SIR
I put on my overcoat and went out
with her, saying;
Good heavens, child! who sent YOU
out in this dress?' For the little thing
seemed to be in short white petticoats
and without a gown.
She made me no reply, except to re-
peat, Come quick, SIR Out we went.
What is your name said 1,
'Susy.'
'Aren't you coldP
No
Were you here last night p I said
sudden.
yes
Who sent you?
Don't know
why did you run away p
Don't know
Meanwhile the little naked feet trot-
ted on in front of me swiftly, and, sud-
denly turning into another street, dived
into q dark court. Here she opened a
door, and followed her up stairs. We
of a mean, il-smelling staircase, TIL she
suddenly stopped before q door in the
attic, which she opened in turn, so that
we went together into wretohsd gar
ret. The room was deadly cold, and I
saw by Pickering tallow candle q fire.
less stone, bare floor and wallE, and
every sigh Of the deepest misery. On a
straw mattress lay a woman with fea-
lures pinched and haggard, her feet bare
because she had drawn the scanty COW
erlng up about her chest.
tWhat can I do for you? p / said,
arousing her with difficulty.
Nothing said a weak voice, husky
and broken. i am starving-that's ALL
Then relapsing into the delirium form
which my words had called her for a
moment, she began to wander anew.
Upon this turned to the child. To
my surprise, she was gone, leaving me
alone with the dying woman. Kneel-
ing beside her, l called aloud In her
ear, and gently shook her, when again
partially sensible.
Where is the chiIdP I said want
her to call some one in the house, so as
to get little help
Child = she said. what child p
'Susy,' said I, recalling her name.
At this the woman suddenly sat up,
pointed across the garret and exclaimed,
'Susyi She's over yOnder-been dead
these three days. Starved, too, Iguess;'
and so saying she fell back, groaned,
struggled an instant, aud was dead.
Shocked at the horror of the scene, I
slowly got up, from my knees, and tax
ing the falling candle, walked over to
the far corner, where a confused heap
lay on the floor, covered with q torn
counterpsne. 1 raised the corner, aud
bending over saw that the heap was
dead child, and that its face was that Of
the little wanderer who had summoned
me few minutes before. As Hooked
the candle sputlered and went out, and
the cold, pitiless moonlight fell through
the broken panes upon the floor.
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THE CHRISTMAS DOOR.

ALI the year long The moon gives light
And makes a silver day OF night;
But once year
She seems more uear,-
Shows every night her stcadlast face,
And fills the sky with tranquil grace
It's hard 10 tell when day IS done.
For day and night flow into one.
So Heaven shinus downward All the viii
And lights us with its constant smile;
But once O year
il draws more near:
Wide open stands tho shining door
With CLEANS ofIIsht unseen before;
And all across fash glimpses deet
OF upper JOYS and radisnt feet
'Tis ever 20 since love broke through
And down the widening spaces 1ew:
That blessed year
Our Lord came near.
For Him swung back the starry bound;
Deepened far up the great profound;
All Heaven swept outward at his birth,
And naught was narrow but 1.-The earth
Vow evernore He stands and wsits
some lifting Of these lower gates;
But once q year
He waits more near
shall the blest door be thrown 50 wide.
And only We the entrance hide?
Cnbar all hearts, make room within
And lei the holy Christmas in
S-riJ,er's for January.
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a sergant in one Of the Prussian reg
tments lost leg in the battle OF GRAY
elotte, and returned to Frankfort after he
had recovered. He had hardly arrived
at home wheuhe received note from
his intended bride, in which she return
ed his presents, informing him coolly
that she could not marry a cripple.
This act of perfidy drove him to mad
ness, blinded by fury, he rushed to her
house, where he found the faithless
girl taken to another lover. Stepping
up to her, he shot her right through the
heart, and then blew his own brains out
q moment afterward,
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AGATHFS FORTUNE

a STORY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS.
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ard after Monday pec,r 5Lh' ,,,ys iS1g lIi,1 VIZ:
,~1il Ieqvs Urbanh, at the iollo"lus -'-'-'
GoIso WEST. .--.-
kss PA DAY * PRE- ga asd5'S {be ,,o West and
S1rfh connects at Clncinnsll NJ, NJ l.,,,,rf
ohio and Mississippi ana louiiS' o.,li the south
Line Railway, for 81 l.oui9
and SOUTHWEST 90 1,.-,r,
ati "a and the West and SOUTH C9hheSff5 C9hi.!'.f,, ~
IN IN 4T-111l1isyiIie short Line B3ilWaNS - ~
q T51is and the South ana 5oHol,- III y go 81
also stops at principal $5SIloiiH i5..., anu
lnk - - Grssb ~ sftached TO this lTaln ~
gSE York. r,nlning through thT2 ~ - oyrep-
s.g 6. u. ACCOMMODATION' huhuSS
c.J3 te9' II WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
CONG EAST.
20 zf r.1,frTTSTeCCg EXPRESS, daily; con- con-
~ ,,fiT,r n New York, for Boston ',ilst q. i,i
N.ftft.s and stopping al all prlnclPhl
ipfsrmesiate stations ana coni1eq1t,ii5 ~ Cin
ASieepina Coach is attached 70 llSIs S York
s5rpeti running through 20 New III lEiln,.;lia n
,af,,eS 60 I. is0 attached at HornellsNlue
9111ine fhs-15aif without change 70 fAlo'is
1De9 A NJ effSCISSA'T ~ p. 80 I,OjI;ts
eTcepfed stopping at All lmPei ", ,- Work
- y35str lire. and connecting Al NeW AViN
for Boston and New England elli.Ss -, sr,r,
A Shopping Coach accoInp1s ~ sui'7 ''-I'
Headvilie 10 New YORK. -
sss *. 8eCOafMoDAT1ON, Sundays eNeep-
te,ss T. n. WAY FREIGHT SUNDAY ) '>''
Fon aud New England l,l, ls9c J 5,,,rr, In
,Ssir Bsgeagc, are transferred rf's oi O'''''
Kew York. - 4 .,,,.,si I17 FURIOUS sieep-
- aSoeefiSs -Izs7E Is THE- N0hLD - ''N-oi'
ne ol I,i-tlt tritins on tnts hailWat- - d,
pIraR&--5e FTie Railway Company ms & ~ ~ NJ,
,-sv PerrT nom their Jersey City nenoI ~ sIle
80 n "a st, New York, thus ensplnff f Ir5tI-
80 ~ reach the upper portion on .ns @ ra'S ~ or
Ass - I.TrasTlse aud annoyance OF |" 7tt''' W.
5e Esenery along the entire route o. ,,, 1rii
-, 51.il5SsTr il of the most plcluresque anu aiu
stifi character Admirers oi NstuTe 49, Iii
- n, a.Saviiqht Journey over tnls 1lue, y, " ~, -
y - ssSer cha nainE lBndScapes, sunJects VI
L--sSStiTer1qI admiration and interest,"
BAGGAGE CHECKED THKOU"h
a. pare a4yzays as low as by any other reule'
pvAsR FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAlLWAhr ,
ey-,isb eau- be obtained at the PrlpcipaI Ate'>''
omees in the West and south-" " 81,
S1vpp WAL. r. BARR,
Il. u h.ASl.1 ~ 1e77-,,st CIenl Psss'r -Ag't.
"-a
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Official Directory.
COUNTY

TF Woods A ssycrs. Regular meetings' lst
Mondays March, June, Sept, and Dec.
Indrmary Directors u bllif'
,,,-,i,rccr t O'Roark.
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TOWNSHIP

7,-,,s,.,. r II Chccth8m,
sr.-,- Il II Borry.
49, D " Todd.
~ y RhOads,
C,,rs,oIIcs &c Jones.
0on''J1tGi Jacob zOmbro. VIM wharton Il Roach.
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO.. 6.
Meet fret Wednesday evening in each month n
their Han overG. c. Coulson's Grocery.
/. {. HONEN- Prrsf.
JOIN NJ. PENCE, see'y.
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RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. /.
Moot first Wednesday evening In each month at their
Hall IN Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block.
ROYALJ. WIADER, Foreman
GEORGE r PENCE, Scc'y.
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MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening in each month, az
their Hall in rear Of Court House
B. 7. GANSON. Prcs't.
HORACE a. HAPPERsETT, sec'y.
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I. O. r. NJ.

Urbana Lodge, 40. 46 meets Friday evenings
Champaign Eneampneut, 10. y, meets 2nd
and 9Th Monday evenings.
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I'D so4r Monday, Dcc'r 5ih, ls,O, III. Lil1ns
III Issvs TTrtaTa at the following hours VIZ
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Winneola Tribe No 81. meet every Tuesday evening,
IN ibird story OF Weaver huiidinG-EOrhcatt cor.
Of Public Square.
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tltbapa Haicp directory.
MASONIC REGISTER.
*
SYMBOLIC MASONRY

Rapcr Commandery, 30. l9. meet on the ISL ana
% Tuesday evening" Of each month. .- .,
JCsTU5 S. WILSON, I. &.
g.P. TALBOT, Rec.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
AQUATIC.

THE cpANn RACE FOR THE QUEENS CUP.
The New York Yacht Club, under the auspices
o which organization the arrangements for the race for
the oueen's Cup ito take place Aug have been made,
have issued the appended circular:
Club will Of on MO9is August at 10 SeOcs M nag boa,
to the ncrhvsrd westward
m arrival the anchorage subject change that the Kecut,s
d and atOpas may be set before starting unless otherwise
The a starting win be gun from the Committee. steamer
the buoy the Spit psng the west and south
and thence to h Light ship rounding Il the % and
S @ $ the FS%S 9a % rstSs Is % aTa to Se a. lie
% hi. S, 's' SlfSfs ISsi y Tue '''
s%ssss$S 81 %5, Com %S $ss55s, $sss,s
The steamer Mdown furnished for the exclusive Of the
Ve at 70 % touching he lower landing Of the Staten Island
ss & near M The h club . S S 9e9e s ana o1m a sne and members Ss
Pres will leave the o G vss5g at $3.50 T Dd m at ss S
Hons. the steward unless ordered the day . Ihs US%%,ifS
upon al vessel. present on the occasion whether most
supqCus avoid Interference either directly or remotely Sa
vide Ss ri ''f md IN 5' ysy s national i.i
should have whatever to complain Of any unaIne,
with the contest desired Of the COMMITTEE please address
York II. MORTON Secretary.
Yesterday morning the Cambria taken from the
dock adjoining pier No 80 East River preparatory
70 receiving suit OF sails The yachts l)alntless
and America then raised on the same dock, and
NAV be seen in all the beauty OF their fine models the
docks between Market and Pike-sts. Yesterday they
inspected by crowds Of people, but no person was
allowed within the docks.
ANNUAL CRUISE OF THE NEw-YORK YACHT
CLUB FLEET.
The following circular in relation to the an
nual cruise Of the NewYOrk Club for 1870 has been
issued:
oKIoE THE SECRETARY OF THE NEw York YACHT CLUB
NKw.YORK, August !, 1870 J.
the Flag Of the Squadron TO commnn'
e o yOu the following order Of the Commodore
Thst the yachts intending the Squadron on Their
Annual Cruise rendezvous Glen Cove Wdnea the 10Th day Of
inst O'Clock that day. and that reporting to the
Commodore officer command they will at the same time re-
board their respective vessels Squadron
numbers viii be assigned yachts their reporting the officer IN
command By order Of Commodore ii. G. Stebhns
IL MoRros Secretary c. H. STRBBIss, Flag oHcer
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
THE HEATED TERM.

The weather yesterday was hot and upcom-
Portable although the sky was couded during mart NJ
the day and there very slight sprinkle of rain early
In the evening The following eases Of sunstroke were
reported:
john Muller OF Main and watersts., BROOKLYN AT Rur
ling slip and South ST. '"' "' Dui
Sarah Ward OF No IS Tlary-st Brooklyn In Waterst
Ellen Hurley of sxt-ave., near Eightli-st i'm Part
place.
Ann Angus Of No. 22l East Thirty y-ffthst at Beelnsp
and frOnt-sts.
Hannah A. Jackson died at No. ,5O7 Broadway
Louisa Vreeand OF No. 56s Thirdave. was found pros
tTated ia the BUwcry.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
BhSE-BALL.
LAST GAME OF THE PAsTIME .CLUB-DEFEAT BY
THE MUTUALS.

LAST GAME OF THE PASTIME. .CLUB-DEFEAT BY
THE MUTUALS.
The gentlemanly baseball players of the
Pastme Club Of Baltimore closed the series of games Of
their brief yesterday afternoon which occasion
they played their return game with the Mutual Club,
and were signaly defeated The visitors left for homo in
last ghs train, taking with them trophies won from
the champion Stars and the noted Haynakers, while
they left balls with the Atantcs, Unions and Mutuas
During their presence in the city they have not only
shown themselves to he expert players but gentlemen
both and off the field and they have left very favor
able impression Since leaving Baltimore they have
PLAYED SIX games losing three and winning three. The
ing game was with the Stars and their best batting dis
play was made Troy. Their poorest game that of
yesterday-a game which they expected would be their
best The Mutuals out in full strength, and made
fine opening display; but after the third innings they
PLAYED style not warranted in view OF their aIE
proachng game with the Atlantics. There was loose
play n-eld which marred the otherwise general
display. The Mutuals showed a marked Improvement,
however. They worked well together, and the double
play in the second inning yesterday was made In Red
Stocking style. The PaStmes showed weakness by
placing Buck at short ana leaving second base-a more
Important pOStonn the hands Of their poorest player
beside which they INDUCED in considerable wild throw
Sng and showed less judgment in the cement OF
che game than in any of their contests. Bailey
and Williams triumphed in the field, and Williams and
Livingston the bat while on the Mutual side G. Mills
and Hatfield the hOnOrs in the field T.. Mills and
Hatfield doing the best at the bat TIE umpire was not
efficient and gave satisfaction TO neither nine. The score
A amended
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
Announcements


KNOx's productions are notable, and are miich
affected BY gentlemen everywhere We tempted believe that taste
science and skill heped all their vOn on his head and he In urn
kindly uurs them Of the heads OF other people We
therefore proclaim him eminent halter and an en-
pbnd citizen He is tie author popular hate and they
may be procured at No. 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BreyOort HOuse-The Hon. George NJ hoDe-
son Secretary of the Navy Senator Catte OF NeWJer
sew prof C. Cattell Of Easton, PENN Boris Danzas,
Secretary OF the Russian legation ana COL Fame OF the
Kansas senator Robertson OF South Carolina eKdoY'
Peirpont of West Virginia, and r. j. GatIing OF ndlahap
Minister 10 Portugal and Gen. r. Hoke, North caro-
lima - Metropolitan tel-Ex-Congressrnah Mel
iinaG 90 .Iabama - Albemare Hote-Gen. C. II. II.
Coils of Philadelphia - Holman ho1seI1en "A a ~ ~
Diyen OF Elmira - st. Nicholas HoteiIJudge L. W
Hartley Washington; Senator Blood OF Bausto, n. T.;
r. D. Thilps Chicago, and Col. M D. OBrlen, Georgia
- Everett House-Gen. w W. Ayerell, eK-u. >. Con
suCeneral at Montreal, and the heV. Dr bach VI hoh
treal ,
DEPARTURES. .
from and left last evening for Narraganse
IL Count dIrisson Herisson, Captain in the French
Army sailed for Europe the Cuba yesterday 10 JON
his regiment Gen. burnside, Edward l.. BnrllngaIne,
son OF the late Anson Burlingame, ana MAYOR houonecn
of the Austrian Army were also among inc passengers
in the Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

The reply of the Attorney has been very favor
able to Sheridan there Is very little doubt but that
on such strong mercy the sentence OF
death will be commuted to imprisonment for NE An
answer is anxiousy expected but doubt as to the
result experienced by the prisoner or his counsel
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST a, 1870

ground was n stopped and prevented him falling through
bridge Close at hand
ORANGE N 1.-THE "fremen" Of this place re-
Gently had picnic Orange Mountain many Of them became %
to and bueaV
beaten With trumpet that for time he vas not expected 10 h'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
THE SHERIDAN WIFE MURDER.

The memorial to Gov. Hoffman in the case
OF Sheridan under sentence Of DEATH has for
ward some time ago No has been received from
,be GoyerDor but he has written District Attorney
vim for his opinion 10 TO what his decision should be
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
MIssIsoUOI SPRING WATER.

fresh supply Of this wonderful inst received BY the under
gned This original only spring water that has wrought nen
wonderful Cancer Bgbs Disease and all other diseases ne
Kdner Tho OF the MaUo SPRING WATER are 'noosa
the most eminent Of medical faculty Thousands OF hopeless
"A'' O''A 'N JoHN " Henry College place
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

At a meeting Of the Committee OF Arrange
nents this match held the Office Of the Union Ball
grounds yesterday the following list Of players who have
nobly volunteered their services for the Pccott benefit
were named represent the respective cities The game
promises be Of the very best Of the many good
rames played this season.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
park Starlight aeayey g. John, N. b. 9days, ice'
BARK Lakemba, Brown New Haven, ballast
BARK Dorchester Ryder Boston, ballast
Brig Rnby, Ration st. John, ~ B. ~ oSys lulhDTr; ;
scbr Naauta Burnie Windsor N. y, IL days. plaster
schr Thos Rogers Young, Georges Banks hsh -,
schr Guy r. Phelps, Herring, Sheet Harbor ~ d., iunor
schr Utica, Mallory st. George, N D.. lumoer.
sCHOOs AND coAErwsK.
watchful Providence. Luna sewhsVSen, hS,,
Jas. Tden Ellsworth Som henfneyc JsaA
Henry Clay, Franklin. Ia a. oro.s oa~"
Annie Harper, Bangor sie'e'ii no n1oI1 psma,
j. L. LewtOn Portland saIah nali s Dsnffgs, fgavo,
Hudson Bangor. 1oepni1n 'S..sa
joan joan ~ yo"p pvienee Thomas Cahil Providence.
Gu. D., portcbester C. y ssdler, Port Jefferson.
sr.n- u.rf,ns Lacon, Calais.
Ipp M,ehisa O. w Baldwin, Gloucester
9. No. Ne1U.ven g. W. Kimbell, ROckla8d
e,,.,gor' Eeu .IJaVen Pacific ROckland
IaLe oRnckland Escort Bridgeport
T. j. Lindsey Rockand. aeims' bahsSi,
Henry Remsen Neg-Hayen. Saah Jane HoN,n
NJ II. Mifhn, Providence. Watr hy .ah. .A.I.
Pacific Machias. Ie0no,a NAItIeAo~
Iama,na Ro.,on Judge Low Iubec.
John Manoye, Providence. Porto h,'2; s. Dsnso,' n.
Alcoa MAchiAA oArAoeii h"'AP''T nv
SAILED.
and Manhattan for Liverpool South Carolina 70
Cbaoa Fairbanks for Philadelphia Ship sn Robert FeeL ~
London
WIND-Snnse Light, 81 cloudy.
p,-,nss Noxpop Va Aug Passed Baltimore ship Wash
inQon Booth Philadelphia brig George BurnhAm no
bark Pleades from Passed out br2 Chesapake
Demer Arrived Coassurvey steamship Bbb Patt from horoA
will sail in a take soundngs OF Hatteras ,, r.
WmsISGToy NJ c. Aug 3-CleaIei steamship VIM r. Cyde 10
New.YOrk. =, r.. N.
CHaRLEsroy c., Aug. 3Arnved schr ~ G. hoseby rom m'
tsnkas Sailed steamship Ashland for New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

RARGAINs in WATCHES JEwELRY, and Sill
vKKw.Kn-J H. JOHNSTON 4 ROBINSON $50 Bowery
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

their last game before visiting Philadephla' Gnstonn
and Washington The Unions ana A'l"n'''' O"P''"'''
Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

sEwyonx Their Bar ind noor ds' as =, pI ns w.
Aua TO- @6 N o. ~ ~ ov
'-s - 70 $50 O08E r. ~ Ehb W.
$50 0O7s =. u, " N"S :; :. w
REy1nKs-Yesterday, Wednesday, the 80 was hot from
"a ~ tn N m also generally sunshiny to p. The
sIv WAS either little cloudy, or hazy from 10
p ; cloudy ata overcast or very sOudy ~ ioln on
brezes D. m 10 O light rain at times from $40 p IN 10
7:5O and from S:25 To $780, o ,o .. ,o-oo a,,,h,,v
EoTT-2d.-FrOm 10 y. m. 10 H. 10 70 iU9V snRnly
couJy. very cloudy 1885, slightly cloudy ltO sultry;
distant lightning In the w. at times from lG2O 10 1880
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
100000
CONNECTICUT
AIR LINE BONDS
HAvB BEEN
eUCCEseFCLLY NEGOTIATED
LEAVING But
S5OO,OOO
rreoIn WHICH WE

opyv, AT rup ORIGINAL PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.
The solid substantial character Of the feeenV mas
bonds the attention capitalists Who Irfe an 'h''"h %
be ABSOLUTE SECURITY Of the PRINCIPAL and h'e r's Of
interest .-.-,
The srersmption features Of the security msfs ibe ~
ally desirable to purbss.rs residing C0NNEcTnU' sL @ '
FREE FROM EVERY DEsCRIPTIoSof of 'n1H. NJ,
THE BONDS secured by FIRST hOkl'A'h % nm
PROPERTY Of railroad 6fytwo length r1snng hrongn ne
center Of the Connecticut forming with i COM ~
,,orts and quxs route Boston and NeF F@e lte
VALUE Of The PROPERTY covered by the imoglss hohs .
DOUBLE ThB AMOUNT or BONDS ISSUED.
The road 10 COMPLETED AND TRAINS ARE RUfFlh" BIZ
TWEEN HRw.HAvES AND MDDLETOBs, While east Of hidde
town portion graded for over twenty m Shh e
only eight miles to grade to COMPLETE IhE
LINE.
The bird &c River designed to be the finest 'n'
most Of the hind his county Ee 'def Ny
large portion Of the DwOk already prepae and W" 70 P"
in position q the piers are hnshed.
business future Of the road Is unusually promising Ihs % ''
only brings he greater part England Negfos ba
oens section through popous and thriving State Of 'onha
beb heretofore has entirely dssoe Of railroad hhes and
mike most new roads wsssbei and proaiahe oeA o'
ness awaiting its compilation The line has thirteen direhi raoA
connections beside. communication at Ai"rn And HeN
Haven !. connects passes through some co'en Gser N'
whose aggregate population quais oHeird Of he total pPuia'""
TIE - . 80 ,
THE CHARACTER OF THE WORK on THE ROAD Is SUE
RIoR TO THAT on ANY LINE IN EXISTENCE IN IhIs ooIS
TRY while the expense Of construction has been NO bh -'
on INFERIOR ROADS.
gaze Bonds Of this Road Of Investment SAFE PRODUCTIVE
AND CONVENIENT. -
THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT Is TRUSTEE FOR THE
BosDHOLDERs and each gnd and issued By the CoHpo
OF the State The Of convenient Den mna'on E '
81 OOO and can al the option Of the boter be rei Iy '
interest at the rate Of PER CENT payable semi
MAY and November in They eanbe obtained o any eahh
banker, or by sending direct 70 -
HATCH & F00TE,
BANKERs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
No. IL WALL-sT.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
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