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New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
LITERARY NOTES.

Here is some enterprising spirit Off such
person can be said 10 have spiriO who has started
magazine in London II Is called The Amertcdndad Con-
mental MoHi and is made up mainly of great slices
.ut out of the books of Emerson Holmes Beecher Bay
,rd Tayor. James Russell Lowell, and Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps such work can have no other merit than be-
ong5 TO Elegant Extracts" in general; and that is MT
much As Of the books which have been butchered
well known and very popular In England there Is
reasonable hope that tine enterprise may come 10 grlef
We cOndole with Mr.. Charles G.. Leland ;
,u his usual fate Of diseOvercrs. lie found that
here might be great deal Of fun land something higher
n character like Hans Breitmann;" he developed lis
dea extremely well, and with good deal of literary
kill and now there iSa regiment Of Hans Bretmanns"
writing and Publishing All over the laud The same
hing happened long with respect To the character
,f' "Jack Downing" Until majority probably were in
3Oubt 10 Who the original Jack" really was. We
10 not know that there is remedy for this There
are always plenty OF small men who can initiate large
me; but thiuk that honorable writers would have
ct Nlr Leand's very fne creation alone. Some Of its
lecuariteS OF dialect may hc pretty well initiated; but
Hans character quite indie pendent of ms speech,
ne which may be copied but also TO which cOpyiss
ne not likely TO add anything. Fortunately, Nh LIS
,wn works have been collected with his own impF0-
ar. We meptiOn this because Hans" Is getting TO be
ather nuisaNce; and Dstch English promises 10 be
Omc rather bore i'll the newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
Mem Publications.
/ IPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE
E0R MAY.

FOR MAY
WITH FULLPAGB nLUsTRhTloNs ,,,.n ~,
Anthony Tronepes New Novel, "sIR HAkhi hoior'A vi
HUMBLBTwAITHE." Part
See LIPPIYCoTT's MAGAZINE iof Nay
MAY A Poem. BY George NJ sears a.
G.. IIpplNCOTT's MAGAZINE for May.
,,,, o-, ,ppowATTox ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC. BY
'"'"" s.e1,ppJyCoTTs MAGAZINE for May.
rpv v1pcTvI, TOURIsT By Edward A. Pollard illustrated
See LlpPIYCoTTs MAGAZINE for May
x.ruAy1EL HAWTHORNE. By Henry 7. Tuckenn'n.
See LIPPIYCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
NOW FOUND MY FATE. BY Mr.. W. A. Thompson.
See LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May
THE CROSS IN LEGEND POETRY AND ART BY Mrs Mary A.
Lloyd See LIPPIyCoTTs MAGAZINE for May.
ECCENTRICITY AS A PURSUIT By Walter Mccain
See LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
TIE COMING WOMAN BY Mss MARY P Wells
See LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for Nay.
TuR VICAR OF BUILHAMPToy (Coueluicih By Anthony
TrOllore. Illustrated.
See LIPPINC0TTs MAGAZINE for May
GuESsEs AND QUERIES ParL ByN. S. Dodge.
See LIPPINCoTTS MAGAZINE for May
RTHRAMOyIA: A Tale. BY Iouise s Dorr
See LlPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for MAY
MARY: A Poem By Tory.
See LIPPINCOfTS MAGBLlNE iof May
WIDOW BEDOTT IL PHILADELPHIA.
See LIPPIYCOTTs MAGAZINE for May
OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP
See LIPPIYCoTTS MAGAZINE for May
IITERATURE OF THE DAY.
See LIPPIYCoTTs MAGAZINE for May.
SUBSCRIPTION 81 SINGLE NUMBER, IS cts
PROSPECTUS PREMIUM LIST, AND CLUB RATES MAILED oN
APPLICATION.
j. Il. LIPPINCOTT &c Co.,
sv sI5 and 7I7 MARKBT-ST, PHILADELPHlA
s. Tl,UE Moon. Is it inhabited ~ Evidences
from various sources Of the sneiens and the Middle
Including modern For all the evidences May NO
PfiRiNOLOGICAL JOURNAL 30 cents Newsmen haye u
DOBERTS BROTHERS
HI MIN AND POPULAR BOOKS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

May election, Mr. Rufus Hatch, who wss a pro,,s,.,s
candidate for President In very happy and
speech withdrew from the Held and nominated Mr. Wr
Seymour, jr, whose nomination received WITH
applause. A Committee appointed TO make no,o,ns
t0ns for the Governing Committee, and the meeting s
journed ny
The Gold Exchange held their semiarn meeting ~
O'clock this afternoon Mr.. George Phipps the Treas.
rer, submitted his report Mr.. A. Van ean OF fhe An
OF Van saun Co., restored tO full membersbIp NJ
IL q substantial yindicatiOn OF Mr.. Van Sam cf ts
charges recently brought against him. The Board al"
remted the fine OF 500 recently imposed McDonesI
Co. for fictitious sales, after an explanation from H.,
LOunsberry of that firm From the report OF tho Trea
appears the total receipts from Oct 1852 10 AprI
1870, were sa9l26 &c; balance oct l. 1862 SlIis ~
total s53,240 10; expenditures from Oct is9 Ia
/, 1870 sl9,l75 80; on deposit April /, 1870 so a
total, S153,2io 10. -
TABLE Of he Arerdge AMOUNT Of Loans gpseis O,euJa
t0n, Deposits, and Legd Tenders IN ne Banks on D !.
City Of NeU York for the reek ending Saturday 1prI
lG 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
GOETHE.
uERNIANN AND DOROIIIliA.

TIansed by Ellen Frothngham with Eve m e'b fu page Illustrations
Price So.
rockingham has done good service snd done well 10 trans
ang this m which has been justly called one OF the most
faul poems Of modern times Nothing HIpas The simplicity
AMI the original and these have been well preserved
in worthy hghes
the English reader scarcely fail TO read the POEM
the delight with which has always been read by those isuh
It's charming pictures OF domestic lie the sers
the purity Of and arden love
which ALWAYS make of The most
sImi Ell OF Goethe ~ Boston Christian Register
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
'OBERTS BROTHERS
\ NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.
NORRIS.
THE EARTHLY PARADISE.

New Editions Of both Volumes. Price ~ 90 j.,
have thank Morris for recovering for the lost h
Poetry instruct but To eutenain not 70 solve he d
of life but TO life itself enjoy abie." IN. T. World
When our thought laden volumes OF MI MOT
rs contemporaries and take the dainty stories Of Inc hafh ny
student who leaves the dusky sonude OF MS
library and the open the sweet breath OF June hat h
blown aud stolen the music OF the rung Raves
IN. Y. Tribune. ,.,. c 49,, A..
Never since org when Robinson Crusce and the
Arabian Sgl time until release from school next
that which followed Us everywhere and
other poetry in the language 10 ha NJ Beechers Christian
Union.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
Tur SorrHERN CrNrnAL RAnRoAp is now eon

Iee the entire distance om OSego 70 Auburn Apopa ahl roe
porous Agricultural and Manufacturing Districts tas ebfn qosne
Tor The local buspss OF the Southern Central Will he % oos
in freight and passenger trac The ch Agricultural eou hfois
which will sfOrla constantly increasing b1ns tte Sr
manufacturing establishments at Auburn whose vaePose ne ee
in the State and the nterpsrg the Lee @D
o this rosl good income.
VERMILYE Co.. the Financial Agelts Of the Road o he rers
unsod portion Of tie Bonds With the coutele ees
them be good security any that has been p 90 n
market The Bonds besr Seven per have th yest h s~
they convertible into stock At the option of the hoeG
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported lOt TIE TRIsuys.

Carefully Reported ior TIE TRIsUSs ,. So.
COTTOE-Prces uuhsacel with light bushess 6ons 90 ne
the in Liverpool checking pS
sales 525 bales (l24 SsurJa evening and l6 "a sel S
taken for AZ for consumption l ior specaaon ana ~
For future delivery the is slack sals OF V - nH
2l - l6c POO .c lo0 June 2c UV az zs -
10y I'rI.nas ,Ioi-f, ssy.f,4i.s.. e1za
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
GEOl.bb NANh.
NJ a L II II a II .

EiiuOn P1cc Il 81
Miss Virginia vauglaus translation Of MsuPa one of the most
brilliant Of Re works Dudevant has just appeared from the
press Brothers and web deserves the praise of being an excel
lent version Of siugua powerful and interesting novel Maupst IL
hut which appear from the same press "n
serng the which the novels Of George Sand have long
Mho,et About ThGckeay, John Stuart
Mil lie eJacng judges ONLY singular that this the I
time an American has offered then the great American public
pfect that the yenue will prove entirely success
tnl - Albanv Evening journal
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

CoFFEERio is drm but quiet for want Of stock oe y ,,
g demand frOm the trade fr prices, m most At "A
sas i2O Mareabo, Adelaide, ani j. horai aD' ~
bscs ~. Domingo private ,eurs. l so..
Hour qie active tie business footing uP arf -
prices 81 ale Rner ami Coz
lie aW grafs less plenty AID IN dersud leeium Il
aer but and in fair densDi sas 49,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
a DAY BY 1IIE FIRE.

Second Edition. Price 81 90
o. who affords the Gnarne1
much the whole body Of poetica eTa'uie m sah
very graceful and pleasing lie never ms 70 insru ~
and Weld placid humoT in which h whites bt dehght
full Atlantic Monthly for May.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
MONDAY, April l3-P. NJ.

The week opens upon an easy money Market
and money is offered in abundance at per cent on ca
with exceptional loans at per cent The bank state
nent on Saturday Is regarded as very favorable IN 'o
street Prime commercial Paper Is quoted at 7saSper
cent.
0l-,,l.o I. nrrn tn-dnv al fnlloWing rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
HELPN.
CASIiIR MAREMMA. A Novel.
REAIMAH. A Novel.
Price Of each. 50,

Price Of each, 50.
Helms the author Friends Council" and Reamah
literary reputation. His thought and style attract int
Sensby living
1nesons which stste lie has great k in mana
fOw Of
books and hears that il eIsci in social
circles with in actual lfe-l The Advance
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANNING House OF HENRY CLEYs & Co.,
50 WALL~ST.

BANNING House OF HENRY CLENs & 20,
80 WAI~ST
Interest allowed on all daily Balances Of Currency
or Gold.
Persons depositing with Ms con check az sight in
the same manner as with National Banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed date bearing interest at current rate and
available in all parts of the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers at all times, on ap
proved collaterals, at market rates Of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all issues Of Govern
ment Bonds at current market prices, also Coin and
Coupons. and execute orders for the purchase and
sale of Gold and all rstclass Securities, on commits
sion.
Gold Banking Accounts may be opened with rs
upon the same conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other CorpoIaie Loans
negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in the United states
Canada, and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

this weeks Whsai are sV oaa E .nl 81
HOPS hrn with fair Ne landi sales VI - '~'' W. a,
r.n,- and 10 bsss od 81 sc Al l.ie, 90
HEMP-Ihe basna~ IN Manila hs peen "'"' A.,
on or kin are inactive pee unchanged 49,, hu,
AYThe rceip,s Few days hs.c e.sn -.
h.ny submitted 70 to ea{
.t ,slrs the storm chocns eu1
sio.,s sh,pins mi as IS icT Retail leA Hs s~'
AT la slc and se vi for ass -. Al. pr, nh
s,,IDK;-TneTr has good iaqe ton he w. 80, sA6o
an. ,bt msyAei sled brS pr, sslieJ hsoss w.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

We are not certain about the wisdom OF be-
ginning Mr. TrclOpcs story of Sir Harry lIotspur
of HumbethWae" before the conscientious readers OF
that lesureiy novelist have had time to get over the
weariness of I" The Vicar of Buhampton" The editor
Of LppiRcOtfs however has misivngs, for the May
OF the magazine has the closing chapters of one
story and the opening of the other. 1t also has Illus
HatiOn belonging TO tie early period of the Wears
career which reminds TO hope that If pictures TO
given with the serial the publishers viii let them
accompany the text they supposed to adOrn Indus
trious Mr. Justin Mccarthy is contributor to Lip
pncotts, as we'll to most other American periodi-
eals. He supplies interesting paper entitled
The Echo Of AppomattOx," the effect produced by
Lees surrender in Great Britain and the continent of
Europe, and tells, he usually does, many facts Of
which his readers had little knowledge before.
Mr.. Tuckerman writes gracefully about Nathaniel
HawthOrne;' Mr.. e. A. Pollard begins IA series of mea
yery Illustrated articles entitled The virginia Tourist
no magazine is thought complete nowadays without an
article on Yirgina); N 5. Dodge in "GueSses and
Queries traces the origin of peculiar local eN
,reSsons and Mr. Walter l.. McCann, i'm short article
entitled "Eccentriciy as a Pursuit." tells some anec-
iotes Of Paris celebrity who died the other day-the
Count de Chatoauvillard Rose Terrys poem Of Mary
md Mrs ThompSon's story How found my Fate, are
he best Of the minor contributions We regret TO per-
,eive that the iusuaerabe Widow BedOtt' has been
evved and writing for LppincOtt her experience OF
PHILADELPHIA The mlmOr of this vulgar old creature
Belongs rder period OF literature, ana We hoped
~ hear Of her more.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

- slip:
$3.50 a. In., Mail Train for Greenror.
i5:O H. for osn Ga Cove Locns Valley Huntington, AMI
Noriporf. . s-.--,--
nights.
p m for Rolyn Glen Cove Locus, Valley, Huntington, and
Norhport.
5:3j .. n for North Islp
trains scouner Branch OT Hampstead.
Royn Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington, al
No'DpO'' '''e ''n'e' rOH' d u" D. BARTON sup,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
ID eyerywhereI Mailed postpaid by the publishers.

For New.York BY OAKLEY, MASON Co.. FELT Dill
LINGHAa, AMERICAN NEWS Co, e. p. DUTION Co
.. HOW to Choose "a Husband by the Color
of Ills Ewes" Mr.. GEORGE WASHINGTON WYLLYSS
valuable experience May No
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with frst-class commercial paper at ruling Tates
supply of which can always be found with Us.
FARNHAM GILBERT & Co, Wdll-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
ERlE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave DepOts

II. y ~
foot OF and foot of Twenty lrs' a. foloT
Through Express ron leave thtnberss at A. m IVA n- an
p layi Rave Twentytrist at 7;t2 a. M gtS a. m; s@l m
6:l5 D. n ay and improved Drawing Room Coaches w sc
COM the train through to Buffalo connecting At h9nf %
vile Sleeping Coaches through Cleveland ana uao
Sleeping will accompany the 10 train from
Buffalo, the $50 70 Rochester buHao ahu
An Emigrant train leaves daily at p m 80 .,,-, ,,.n,
Jeryis and WAY i:g tT~eny 4IS p l
EIpr (Suni1ys excepted connecting o "sf"cA 'on|
comery, GulfoId. Pine lslaIl ani knoxville.
MdioTn AMI Way at $3.50 mt Twenty th,r S;i2 ZIP 7, M
Por Otsyie and Ws 8:3D daily Twenty ytlrlst oIo a. M
Por Newbagh ami ~a at $3.50 aud i:N H. (I"enV
thirst, 7:iJ a. m., 3:l5 and 45 p m 10, .,,, ,,s.n,
FoT Sasn and Way and p m C~eny aHst' ~ a0i
5:l5 Theser train llO tIwenty-ihitist - M
Pof and Way from Twentieth DePo o:f M ia y:Io
n 1I:lj H. las M, tyl, 3:ij r. M 5;l' ~, ana 90
M From Chanbr.st Dcpo, 645 NJ 90 M Il H. l'f' M
(iaily). p. M. 5:l5 ?. AMI 6:i5 p m n. .o.,.
Por ami way rScntythirSt Depot AZ 8;i' M
ll:l5 a. ~ 3:4j .. 3lJ 5:f p NJ and o;4o m FROM
Chamb4rs-st Depot IL M, N, 1;1 mt p H. anu
For Permou, Nony Twentyhn Depot at 8;i3
M 2;I5 D. NJ eJlj 4:lJ i:43 OLD p M ana
Ssnrlavs op midnight From Chsmher-si Depot at NJ
m s3O D. ~ 4j m ?. Ia, $50 and saturdays only IL
midnight 1sioo,
Coarhe, the cecng and transfer OF bag
he Companys Offices 2i 5Iy and s5'
Corner one y-fhst and Thdaye Harlem S fG-
ION Dppo,s Chamers and foot Of Iwenth'
and Long Dock Depot jersey slv
and Of thr Agents a. the principal hotels.
VI. BARR General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT BoNDs at 90 and interest.
We have only limited amount to offer at tins prce'
DREXEL, WINTHROP q Co, l8 " all-st
JOHN j. Cisco & Son. SO Wall-st
J. B. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-s'.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

The Capture and Escape is the title of lit
te volume of Indian adventure by Mrs SARAH L., LAR1-
MER, who was captured by party of Sioux in Idaho
about five years ago. but escaped with better fortune
than often beas the victims Indanr raids. on
her way with her husband and child and small party OF
other emrants to the gold mines when the Tram was
attacked, and Mrs Larimer and Mrs. Kelly were car
red off, each with her child leaving several Of the party
dead and Mr. Larimer badly wounded After few days
travel Mrs Larimer and her boy made their escape at
night and after long and painful wsnde1ings reached
Fort DeerCree where they found the male survivors OF
their party Mrs. Kelly afterward got away but her lit
tie girl killed. The author of this little volume adds
a great many particulars of life among the Indians,
gathered from various sources She writes unaectedy
but Of with feeling and her book If not very
valuable, is at any rate readable. Claxton, RmSen
Ha1Iel6uger)
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Co. (Les,ees.l
Depo,s YORK foo. Bafcayt. AMI foot OF Chrophest
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Apn H. 1870,
500 H. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Delvle WITH Boon
Branch with Chester Branch Waterloo sh Sussex X T.
aud Ne.ol Washington with the D. b. and W. X H.
Gap StTouburg Scranton Great Bend Bnghmon sy
bo0burg,
and Delaware mi HGiSon r. Ris
II:iO m VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
town Dover acheiis.oRn Washing Phpsburg and Eaon;
Phipsuy Sh Bel Del r. for Beyere, &c and at
with v Il T. Bethlehem, AleaOwn Mauc Chunk and
WIZ esbare 90 .
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects az Dover with Chester
Waterloo with r. r. and Washington with D. L., and
W. r. r. for Water Gap STouishuTy apl Scranton
MORRSTOWN intermediate stations :Zl 2:3J AMI
6:iD D. M. Accom.; $500 p. Express. -
For SUMMIT All late stations at 6; ': an1 OoO A. n
4:2O and 6:0J p
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 9s l;Oi 3;lJi 4'Ji
$3.50. 500, AMI Has .. - - .. .. . ..
Fcr NEWARK At $500 s7oe 775 75 $500 8:2o $40 $50
0:3 Fll:0 and Il:3O R:5 l;l5 '2l3,
800 $780, AGO. 49, .iO 5:j 600, 6:3 1900 8: aH lOo
pm. -, -, .oo,--,,,. M
,-ll l.lm n. m.
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j. ID kI, hhb r u.neis. 2uI ,,,
TVJTDSDN RIVER RAILROAD. Trains leav

TITTDSDN RIVER hAILROAD.-Iralne leave
4 4 Thirtchs,. a. follows -.,-,
m Cincinnati Chicago Express Drawn cars aahe
I0:g0 a. m. Erpress, Drawing cars attached.
n NJ Montreal Express, Draw ears atacted - .
$40 o. EIprrss with Sleeping through TO Chicago With
out change &. X. r. also L. :. & NJ y r. X. (Day)
II D. M, Night Express Sleeping cars attached.
700 a 230 ami p. NJ, Poughkeelsie Trains
H., and $3.50 p.m Peekshil Trains
Go 7D s:lO a. n 2 n D. 425 5O AMI 1880 p. Yonkers
Tr'ins. -. ,,o,.,,,,, , .
% 10 Ponghkeepse on Suniays) j. NJ ToUCEf supt'
Nov
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Macmillan g. Co. have just received H,sa,1n mas sf
.,,Inn,, Maga-ine for March and ne aS,c",s ayd
,Ss same month They are both eOOS - d& not
would be interesting to American H. ., seekerst
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

The essay on Popular Education VS. sec
tarianism" with which Superintendent RandaiI opens
the May number of Hours at Home Is mere! p,iol
,.t 81 tho same idea which he developed the other
dav at greater length in the columns of TIE TRIBUNE
Prof schele De We're continues his papers on srauge
wanderers treating this month of the mgrations of III
sects Prof Evans contributes good biographical ar
tlcle on civilian Blake Poet and Painter; h W. eos
sins pleasantly about "The Art TO Blot as Illustrated
hy some Of the poets; Dr. j. g. Holland Is the autor oi
some hopeessly prosaic verses oni "Aloert Du,ei
stndio;" andJ A. Johnston describes Syrian wedding
E,cept Miss Craks "Hero" and story by Sarah Ches-
ter entitled Pink or Blue" find little else in tAis
number which must certainly be called duh one.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

The British magazines which Lippincott re-
publishes are always strong in pictures OF the pest quar-
ity and for certain class OF readers have consderoe
literary attractions also The April number of Good
Words and The Sunday MagG:ne have just beenreceNed
The former contains the second Of Charles klngseys
sIetters from the Tropics" third paper on our
Working People and How They Live" devoted TO hand-
uafers: the second part of Jean lngelows long
poem Of "The Two Margarets;" verses by Eu"aiu
Capern the poetical postman; and contlnuatlohS ol
the serial stories CaTlino," by the author OF
"Doctor Antonio" and Dorothy Fox" by the author
Of How it All Happened" In The Sunday Aa9d7me
the articles of general interest are the incidents OF
city curates experience entitled Episodes IN an op
seure Life :" Dr. Guthre's sketches of Sundays on the
Continent; I" and william Gilberts serial novel, - The
Struggle in FerraIa."
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV


COMMENCING NOV. %, 1863.
PASSENGER station NegYork Of Tweutysvenh. . ard
Folrthave Entrance on th.sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-IORK,
New-Fayrn ani Bridgeport. e Ell lJ l2:l3 (EL
$500 CExl. 3:ij. 1880, $3.50, aud 3 ka.) p.
For Milford Straiior Fre Southport and Wesipo 700 ll:0
For Scx,E i:o1 500 FIi gee lIo a. m l2l5 (Er) 800
EIl 3:45. s:31 (E1.). 500. $50 and 500 tEIl p.
For Dareu O. fi:aO a j:i3, 1880, 5.D, and 6O
For Stamford Erl. g. il:5 n l2:5 (EL) 2;6, tEr)
3:45 4:30 (EI). as $50. C:3J. 7:l5, (EI.)
Tor intermediate stations At T. ll:}O R5
3:i5. 4.i5. 500. $50 AMI T:lj p. 10.
SUNDAY Train leaves Twcuyseveutlst New York a o'
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

- =, D.ran, s. oOn haNe III piCp'u"'"" :"
q q, 'nTbe History of English Poetry from the
r,p,'onth 70 the Seventeenth Century" by Thomas
warton. d. D.; an edition OF "The Diary ana core
snondence OF John Evelyn" in one volume, i2ino.
"Geology and Revelations; or, The Ancient History 0,
The Earth,v by Gerald Molloy ID. d. a New school
History of England" by the Author OF AilaiS VI
England" and MADAME How and Lady why u! "'o
Pev Charles Kingsley.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

1l.A h.A
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in New-l ok loot oil Liberty
meets AT Hampton with the Delaware Lakawanna and west
with the Lgh Valley Railroad ant m Goa
nons forming line Pittsburgh and tue est without change
OF ... ,,.,, mo ,r,,r ,,,er
Sixty and three hours ssyei b. this line to Chicago Cnnnau
Louis. with but change OF
Silver Palace cans through from New-iork 10 Chicago.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
December B69-Leaye New York as folows
65Oa m-For EastOn Bethlehem Mauch Chunk WilanspOH
Tunkhannock TOWanda, Nayeriyt
i2m-For Pennington Eison Allentown, Mauh Chunck Wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Epha lAnk fosVe hoAh
Harrisburg sc.
ID m.-For Easton Anenovn &c. ,,,,,
$50 m-For Allentown Manch Chnnck, and Bedofe
l:30 D. m.-Por Somenile and Remington.
Sis D. m.-FOr Somerille.
D. m.-For Eason and intermediate stations
D. m.-FOr Someryile
7:l5 m-Por RssiOn.
$3.50 D.. m-For PA Iuheld.
Has D. m.-for Plainfeh Saturdays only 8, m ooo
Trains lesve for Elizabeth 5:i5 66 go 1:l3 B3 s ~
l0l5 ll:i0 n ml2 ltO 2O Z'l9 Slt S: f 50" '''''
SIS 5i5 eco eco 200 7l5 745 $50, 1920, ll45pm
FOR THE WEST
GA mwEsTERy EXPRESS daily Except Snndsysior Esn Allen
the without change OF ears TO Slncnau or
Chicago ami bat change ST. Louis Connects ~ lsrsOur o
Erie anil the Oil REGIONS Somee for Flennston Con
meets SFoWsbl Water Gap Scranton &C. 0oHDecs
AT PbiIipburg for Mluch Chunck WilsesbaTe, &c. =,
5pm-CIScSSau EXPRESS daily for Easton bethlehem Alien
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleep
Junction
Iackawanna and Western Railroad for Scranton.
City to Pittsburgh every evening"
oI Of NeyJerey foot OF Liberty " at No Asior House
Nos 25 526 BIisy at No 10 ana at the pnne
hotels T. hOhbn, oupelN'u4'N"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
flusiral Instruments.
Giluaiious fDantc0-- females.

A SITUATION WANTED by n German Girl
"A general housevork cook sesher and oner '
reference Apply at No f.rst-sL, corner BoNery,
DY A COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL, also
speaks French eds with family gong 20
Euroe il well acquainted Best OF reference gwen Adlfs
FRIfDERIKB SCiIWARz SIG North paraorns Cego Illinois
VATANTED-A SITUATION as a HOUSE
w KEEPER American LADY in hotel or private family Ad
dress No. 20 Vsrickst., " Y
EERNlAN FEMALE SERNA ANTS; also, In
gl scotch found r llLDS GEASlAN IN
STITCTE, NoIioA-s, between Stanton AMI hvngtonss
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCIIANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
1911 O'CLOCK A. N.
<ro. Ho4da

s1, OF sat Bonds Railroad BondBank and RdtlroddEpr