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New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Gitn Real gstate for Sale.

4 FULL SIZE high-st00p modern brOwn-StOne
"a DWELLING Foyseyenth Fnraye. for SALE 1t
-, on v X STEVENSON a SON, II Pine-st
EOR SALE-A first-class STORE, on west
Fuon-.; size 2I00 Price low ami
eAsv terms Inquire II HOMER MORGAN. Pihest. OB35l
EOR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
i blocks above Rle.h-st Pce, $50 g1 each. Inquire q
QgW HOMER MORGAN, PineSt.
E0R SALE-3-st0ry and basement, high-stOop,
LroNnsioue HOUSE No. G3 secOndsye between 10Th aud 5ists
> 1000 FqEs Re,saS lsiS di.f iSf rshsse S Resd for
81 so he had HATCH Rlkhk ~ Broadssy
GDS nAA FOR the choicest street LOT
- D-C.OOO in Ses-Yorl. norh SIDE Foriy-siIihsi be-
tween Fnh and sIthaves HATCH RiKER l2n Broadway.
q = nln TO LOAN on City Property-pri-
I'D ptsOV store several other amounts %
loan on Yonkers property. WM n. POOLEN, p Dey-st
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matbinern,

:. & j. GEAR & Co., Boston, furnish
ever doscpou Wood aud Iron WorAn. MACHINERY and
Supplies The best regardless Of maker lowest possible rses
A ANDREW ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS,
~ HOLSTERS dc, &c Ai Watcr-si
DROPELLER ENGINES for SALE.
Il new Prop. Engine. 40 IN. cyl % 4. strobe.
new Prip Engine, ~ IN cyLII2 In stroke
secondhand Prop. Engine. "a 10. cyLH30 n stroke
secondhand Prop. Engine, ~ in. no n stroke
iu., Il u and 4 in TIGBOAT ENGINES, and one
STEAMER Ht Ii suitable for BARGE.
Z. ". COPELAND. 81 BROADWAY. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Dee n, 1870.
The transactions to-day were unimportant
and confined 10 legal sales.
Messrs r. II. Ludlow d Co. will sell morrow t22d)
the rstclass four story store and lot northwest cor
ner OF Church and Duanests. The building h rstc
every respect aud is rented until Jan j. 1871 at t5750
per aunun,
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RSGNEyR OYrIcE, THIRD LGHr-HorsE DISTRICT; }
No L. BRoABwsY \. y Box 40J2. NEwl lOKK Dee T. no
IL AL ED DRAlAS Al - Will Ln rDcDiA.Dl IL

No 10 BRoADw,Y n Y, Box 4oJ2 Nsw-YoIK y. 100
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT
- this until WEDNESDAY the ll dsy o. Jnua Ia At Y
Of foundation RACE ROCK LIGHT
HOUSE. Long Island Sound. Three thousand lee q
grnie required presea Of the he's quality for dura
bty blocks weighing less than quarter az
Tie blocks BE- irregular shape bat slabs thin pieces viii e
accepted.
Tie granite blocks be thrown around the Rock" in which
spindle be placed hy the contractor; sHtse sl
must be properly pc TO bring the vessels The reef TO he
unloading dropping the blocks granite the kock. IL
believed that be delivered the spot uug the Winter Wbcn
westerly winds prevail
proposal the price which the granite
furnished and placed the reef which prce include he Of te
spindle secured the Rck and Of tie moonrg for ia. yesss
The blocks b. deposited by the under the dr
irs designated BY the Lighthouse Engineer Of the rbr
he follows: the acceptance of
n I'll
until the ufe AMI tie last payment
completion Of the contract
Proposals the De when tbe work VII be begun after the
approval of the
with printed Of m advertisement Az we'd t the proposal
all that Dc deemed
advantageous a. the work
addressed the undergne aud ndor I'D the
envelope: Proposal bulng of Rock
l. q. MOODRUFP.
Engin n Iight IlOusH istfsi
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a. MERwIN. AEct.oneer.
8. MERWIN & Co. Broadway. cor.

DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
1D Ehs-Ss OF Books Works of Art fBcy Goods Furniture DC
MONDAY TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, Dee 1873 s I
O'Clock mHOIDAY SALES uOsty and fresh siOck intending
handsomely bound and ELEGANTLY Illustrated works attractive Je-
Bibles PraycBoos and desirable publications IN His
Fiction Biography, Poe r. etc Catalogues ready. -
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Dee ~
and O'Clock.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
handsomely bound ecnt! Illustrated
Works Games. AID Articles See Catalogues.
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Anrtion Sales of Real gsiaic.

). JoBSsoS IT,, AUeuoB.e.
DY JOHNS & MIL l. Z X,
I'D AUCTIOhkERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
NJ. - NAssaU-sI.. cor. CEDARsT. NEw YORK.
CeuBtTV snd fSrns bought scd
rented .IohIge Loshs uespsse AUoton Sale, o. iGnsr 6e
Morus VILLAINS. Aocpoacer.
EIRST-CLASS STORE, northwest corner of
Church sd Aactah. b. H. LUDLOW Go. sil eel
Al auction on THUR,DAI 1870 I u ecocs he EIchshgs
Sseoom Brosdssy TfiHiv Bufug n u hot prsviou, dr.
pOsel Of & private sale:
GHURCHsTTh- frc 5tnf, hasrm.H' sud ,nborlsr, bhei
thuTe a3d Dusn
-, 0 feet rure Tot has indep-Brnt uss
rented Jan l. III +s "a 1rs. portion Of the
rurr. sse none, nav toni and berkszs.
fan pAcu, si the uHce oi ibe hn"n'es NO. fns-
a, S,s lart tJU>i
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

Gro. A LEAvTT. Aurtioneef. - ,.-,,o.>,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Asorpace and Eghthst. LEAEITT SIRkBEGH
Co. (ONsIeNEENTs SOLICITED lBRAREs GATocVhp AND SOLD
ELEGANT BOOKS At AUCTION.
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Dec q, p,
and "a at ocock Sale Of collection 0 and elegant
BOOKS in handsome suitable for HOLIDAY GIFTS En-
cGb and Ameucan editions JUVENILE BOOKS, ALBUMS also a
very FANCY GOODS kc &C Catalogues ra Books
srii
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5iiualions Uanieo--females

GOOD German Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
~ HILDs Institute No. III Norost between hyihgtoh
and StantOnsts.
rTNHE YOUNG LADIES' BRANCH of the La
Il DIES CHRISTIAN UNION win supply families with fr'teas'
GOYERNESSES TEACHERS. and sEAMSrRBSSES Apply between
II and O'Clock at A. and ~ University place 2 Eleyenh-s
WANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
W Gen,n Girl for general honsewor cook washer and
roner; willing abd oblng best Of city Gail At 0J
BOEery entrance On First st.
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6ituaiions rUanico--m malfs.

SITUATION WANTED by an experienced
- Bookkeperi Of reference Address ACCOUNTANT Tnbune
Omcs.
rUO BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c.
Wanted empo by middle sgei American man as NIGHT
DAY WBTCHMAE SURVEYOR other employment where
honesty soJey required unioubel testimonials gwen Address
r. d. PRICE Box III Tribune 0fce.
NNANTED.-A SITUATION by respectable
w ou gin to do GENERAL HOUSBN ORK in private family
Is 6css washer and Apply address No 10 Rdgest
GTanl-s.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
MINIATVRE ALMAkA


s-1 .... s:2l SuH +;51 Moon s.ti..4... tS
ka., IiooL IssBd $50 10 Is
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Posr-OPrIcE ASD L. $. CorRr-Il0rsE NET.YoaK CRY Z
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT. Dee Is. 1890 4
WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK


w SEALED PROPOSALS viii be r,ceiye The oe of the So
penHtend until y Is, ll for Furnishing delivering
lifting and putting place tbe cast and wrouson Norl exhibited
schedules th O,
iron columns. cpa Sc and wrougAtiOn bess Erders 6e
The wo of the columns beans ard rd furnished
delivered Cited and place complete within
Of
progress the b.
dent.
The S be permitted the Of the
In pling the work fce without charge hat all h. required
the time Of the employed working them who vii b. anbed By
the Department when rcquei
Scafoling o be furnished by n
Proposal, viii be- made pee ueg for the
inls and beams pTo,h,rd for IN he sch-dr-s
The sill Sdyded snobg different BIDDER bat vii hs
considered In the aggregate
until
completion of the
Al bids accompanied penal bond in the
i've thousand dhr, tat he br vi aet ard perform the
AWARDED him The sufency OF the security 10 Be eerted by the
L. Judge CLERK Of the L. Coan District Attorney Of The Ginte
where be
The Dsrment The right reject all bids be
neresi 10 do ahd bad that
The pni form obtained this On@ and
requirements Of tins sdvercnrnt sn
rot be uher proposals he received from parties
Who are not tiesevcs engaged the Manufacture Of soush
the facilities for getting cut ihs
castings o rulb-t ie ms -.
hids sodresd
CALVIN T. HCLBuRD. Superintendent
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QUARTERNAsrERs OFPICE. q. ;. ARSY,
PHILADELPHIs Pa, Nov % 1870
GEAIED PROPOSALS of the fnlm fmrnished

y by the Undersigned pcate will be until y ococ
TIL RSDAl Dccembe ~ 1870. for building SiPEkISTEN
DENTS the Port Harrison NstoTs Ceiery
Richmond Va th, National Cenetery stanton Va
specifications which be- obtained from s Once
des bid Details and requirements furnished by tie un
signed Acpy the latter ssl this adye be- atsce TO
each proposal offered. HENRY {. HODGES.
Major and Quar- t,T 4. :. A.
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
~ .r,,,po nUnVVv nOnV VVvcpurrr

COaMEYCING JUNE 20 1870.
Passenger Station in Nevfork corner Of Iwn,e'en't s0o
i''Hh fTiSs EP'fi9sS IEGvH e. NV '
For Haven and Bridgeport T. tEIl llSo m Rs tEL)
e. sss l $50 s,3s i 'f% Fst s Southport and ws.po n
For 70 Sotra S1 H. cEI Ilso n 1915 EI I 3 40
Fo DsTsS T. ii:s M 4:sO $50 and e:2op
s:t5 tsI 80 STs1 EI t: S 5 ' 4:is stEi ~ m '
so san8sy S Nal tain s,Ve. e. SevrorI At n for
Boston via both spHnfSsSS 9 aSd S9Tt TRAINS IS
iSI fS[ RG,lGp Hso 'i and fuS5g sSfass i n.y. a Hartford
Ss.gs& & .aE T. s F s % en- H. connecting with steamer across
Couasecut River Railroad sa m, Rl'P M 10 Montreal
: r 70 HsGfor Providence aud Fi.hEl Railroad l2l5
FOR Railway, Norwich and Providence |'I'
For SsSaysn AMI Northampton Railroad 800 n to
'IsoTIa%' For Hd"s",oaic Rar.ad and
Nor Ysugs'uk R,lrosd and 20 p N; To- 70 w',sroHr'
foI pa6%.y and .,o.s SGIs S1a % MS M so and 5o ~
CG@TOdog, SsepRs TGI, % rns ROOM Car aiese to the
% S and h ran ~ tTaias m JAMES HoYr Superintendent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER G,ts ka]+ Drsas sss sss earn hrHs seS
10 IA SPECIAL brsWHg Car Express for Chicago No &C
northern and Weston Express Drawing room ea ct
Mert. sIg W., Ss s,a'5sS through t. w.
6pm f.-' r'ese EaPrs,' P "I'5 Is sssP's'"" 'iO0s"
'sI % sscoaG P.se E,T .t''1sd & for
,"sGl 4 a. s o. va ToS sSd oa ndnapO '
tran
II ,. u, Night EIpTs 81, ping carr attached
d I'd % r q roTshlPg..is % Pg,.si i11 ,Is,u.
80 D M Sing sing trains. . a, IA a,o -.
see I:so $40, and 1913 H. Il H u" SO 'iV 'V shl
Ii.50 u ~, Yonkrrs trains.
"a m Sunday o'' % e. H. kESpRIcK enT Passenger Agent
Nov YorL De-. 5 1870.
NEW JERSEY RAII.R0AD-FROMF FOOT OF
N COgTI ASUrsT-F WEST PHILADELPHIA 1880 aud $50
e. s M SEP go2 i fS Tst1iH; va
Ik rs NEST xp ss SsSr wEs 5T & % . sad 80 For sT.s
p fogaH e.. AsD .fs .i,ssad to the he daily rssl
Lynchharg without change. For tie WES Prnnssris RA
roA-g:30 m aud VI Silver Palace attaches
nat and Chg Silver Palace sshoi to the
daily through "a Pshargh Cincinnati Louisville,
Louis and Chicago .iheui Ticket. for sale foo. Co
Decsmbsr i5o' T. W. JAcksOs Geaeral sopenatendent
NEWARK AND hEW-YORk RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK. loo, Of i.brr.y.. ssrih River
Ikiyt XKw-iORk ron BkRGGs-Avk ASb NkwARK-, =.
1aa g.oo gal Saa AM s:Oo sJl G:oo go 'o' ';" VI"
IlEvI MN {oRk roa wKsT BrLG 's--A. f:n t;a 7'ih
H. E EiOKEG, supcnhien.enI
H. 4. BALDWIN, G,n. fssssn-t As'tt
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER .ARRAN NGEMENT;.
fsrie.
ti3 N. NAL for Patehogue.
10 NJ, Accommodates iof bAbyloa n
3h EIpres. PsIehoie. va stage TO Beepoh aud Pre-
A1b m Lip Accommodation Saturdays through 70 Pateaogse
sB m Baby Ion Accommodation
ga p m herrei Acconnolaioe -,
Tss aud sai 3;1o trans VALLEY
Ts 80 .nd 10 a N t1op valley
c. W. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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6elp nanito.


4 GENTS are making from Five to Ten
~ Dollars day by eanvsng for the o. LIGHT AT EVENING
TIME" wanted Address AVERY BILL OF Harper
4 BroiheT, Fsnkinsquare, New York
yNANTED-Men of talent and large city eX-
w peenc positions Of UslIBRs sALESMEN 1c in the
various their establishment Apply by letter with
name reference T. STEWART Co.. Broadway and Tenthst
VVANTED-A good TRAVELLER in made-up
w Lsc. and Fancy also for city and
nearby places Aidres NJ Tribune ofcei state salary
and references.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
fona lsIano Real gsiatc for Sale.

TOR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
II HOUSE and OUT-BrILDISGs, with Fathnsh lree,
Including Furniture, 4JoCo. Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN;
Nczl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Proposals.

US RsGSEERs OYYcE, Houston ard Greene-. New Yerk
December T., 1871. :
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed until Of January H. 1871 Tor drilling By ma hn,r h
the Engineer deGusir m TIE tuf
Ha!etis Po int Astoria Bald hos 70 be from two H
TO O) deep lees. and from AM rrquarsr d
inches diameter. Details aud meus furnished BY ihr
undersigned copy the attr with the ad'esem "a BE- asched
10 proposal offered JOHN NEWTON, LLCoL Easins,s
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.

Counirp Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE-BLACK ROCK PLANTATION,
Bsllimorr. containing 0l farming AHd
timber quArri banks dselnzs W 49, aud
STEW ARI BROWN ~ 81 Paul
,t Baltimore; d. g. MCINTOSH TOunsoDtOsn. MI
EOR SALE-Near Lancaster, Pa, fine old
COUNTRY STAT wh p OF land Appi, To W CARPBN
TER L son lantsvef, Pa
IEn-ACRE FARN-One of the best in
sDU Duichess County mr from HoIeVel depot D. G. L.
Nes YORK good bgilings land 10 prin" conditions
e.y terms Particulars sppy l. j. VAN WICK, rq No - Lis
prnari St, or 10 JOHN RAPALJK. HopeSsl Junction.
I NO0 ACRES TIMBER LAND, ON Della
.sttDJ Iyer. only mile from Railroad add Canal
BuIhng consist Ds-lng Tenant llouse and Saw MIL Ph
slHVsi NJ 4. RuLASD L Co, > BeeAnsasL, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
6tfamboais ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, ISsx1sn AMR ,,rs COMFORT.
rsI E. MS %Sssss I: ss
S;,P dis,s Psss' PSs oSc The ne" and 'ssnsh ''ea~s"
err oF EEw;T0RT 1;Ty 0g .w,vscx =.
0iIi VI hA"AA CRY y OF f xrw.Loxpov.
win Y.wYorl daily Sunday erc,ped Oct ?. m
Pier 20 North River foot of Canal and Wsis-sts ~, v.,
For New London and Norwich there connecting with kPIe,. trims
ter. and Boston. Hartford. and Ene Railroads M -
North River j. y. SHORT, jr AgrHL
se..Yort Oct 49, 1869. -
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER
Cabin s B Boston ST rs5 g. " r. TO sP Saov6ESeE f6Ss !.
Dees fare to BOSTON, 81 To PROVIDENCE, 81
.nd Prov WOrceerB RS for al important EHg cities and town.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
tonic and Eaugsuck Railroad Pare 81 Steamers leave Catha
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
Nodh-sene leave Peckp for NevIIaven at 55 and II
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
ISRElENDEST LINE for The WEST soIIaWKST and
WESE FREIGHT M % e 'Rd iorssTed G SAMRnS and
LEA Fef x 5 River s%' d RATES R qa
cosodsti fa,s,; s,,s %fsT SP ws.tSS.
c. ". PERyEIL. General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" Passenger and Fright Depot New York OF Lbery
meets somee with South Branch Railroad Hampton Junction
Lg sGsIahanua Railroad and Al Eaon with e Ls
high VALLEY Railroad and it, forming line
buryh and The West rboa change Of Central Psnusy
valia and Nsw.York State.
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ccmneneng November "a lS10-Leaye EewYork a. follows:
Ga For Fleuington Eson, Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk Wilkes
barre Pston hhsnoF City TUnkhannok Towanda Wayey
5:tO m.-Por Easton
mwEsTEKS EKPKsss dsy (eIept sundys for Eson Allen
town, Harrisburg the
at Junction for ktroudburg water Gap Scranton kYa
at Phnnsburg and Ess,Vn ChunE M4hsnOy
tiy Nilkesbarre, W iliamspor, Ene,
lu:5O d m-WA Train for Somervile
mfor Femngton. Easton. Autovn, haueh Chunk hshuoy
Harrisburg &c
?. m-For E,s'on. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk.
3;j0 mFOr EAston Allentown Chunk and Belvdere
4:j0 m.-F0r BomerVile ani Remington
5p m-tIscIssArI EXPRESS daily, Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Pittsburgh
with Delaware LaeksHapaa and Wesien Railroad for Scranton
Sis D. m.-Por somerIlie
o. m-For Baston.
D. m-FOr SOmervile
8p m-tEmigraut)-For EsSion.
9A5 m.-For Plsinhed
II D. m-For Planheld Weinesdavs snd ssturdsy'.
For Elizabeth $50 7:l5. 1:4O. $3.50 800 $50 l03O ll45
ml2 LOO 200 $50. 3;j 800 40 $40 5S $50 5+S
600 63O 7:OO. 7:lO. 800 $40 500 s5 lO5 1900
Tickets obtained at The Office OF the Central Rail
New Of Lber. n T. at No Asor House at
I'll Broadway No 10 Greenwich st. and 81 the pnnepa
hotels. K D. KICKER, superintendent
h P BALDws, Gen Pass Ag-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
iDcstrbtsier Gonntn Real estate for Sale

At III BROADWAY-By STANLEY DAY.
n See REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR, distributed gntuitouy, or
mailed free Fordham house 2OUO taxes and
MOru1aye, Nest Iarns. JtIllJ
go Mossua BIN store and Dvelug lot l25ID
Haven, y2IJl ot 2tl0 i250 AZ lursah
house 25Orl44 lot loO 20 500 RE Beach plot 3s
S501
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.

MOkkIS AND kbSEA DINIhIUN
York OF thnOphers
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAf Nov H. lb'O.
8:OO m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denvle with Boon
Branch Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX X K
and Newton Washington With the d. L., and W K
for Wse Gap sroudsbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghnoh sIra
oil points The LaekawAnDa Bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hudson X Ria
1870 LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops htSsvsrk Morris
town Dover HAceown WsshngoD Phpsburg and EsstOn
Ppsburg rth Bel. DeL r. for Bevdee &C. and at
Eas0n with L. " K for Bethlehem Allentown haueb Chunk and
Wilkesbarre
4lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
R. az Waterloo r. and Washington with D., L., aud
W. T. X for Wster Gap, Strondshurg and Scranton
32Op HACKET1STOWN MAIL connects with Boonton, Chester
and SusseT Railroads -. -. "a. ~
For hOKRISTOWN at g. ll:2O ll:4O 2i SV SEW WV
and 6;40p
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE ESQ., 73o $40 1910 and
l2O NJ l;lO ?3O $40 l:2O, 49, $50 600 $50 $500 and LAS
?. N. .on .,o.,o m I, M
ll2O aud l.4O 200 s20 3:20 $40 $3.50 $40 420-,
$50 $40 $40 5:1 600 .6 e40, $780, 900, and ll;4s
ieye NewYoE Tor BLOOMFIELD and MoNTCLAR at $40 and
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
6icamboais ano Railroads.

HARTFORD DIRECT.-State OF NewYork
.nd C. Of n.rtiord s.,s r,st .lp DALI fer Hartford
Ckeepss Heoks Northampton
BTsnIebors n A., AZ Par. ls slss 81 73i I'd e.ss 81 ~
nELAWARE AND N. Y. 5. =. Co., Pier 81,
- k-Ths W. C0lT s leave for Lsra, Dsl, every
HE yus,no. .d Baivsk s,d PHILADELPHIA. Wlssgton
Ia Bal, kA oil leave Lsrss "WEDNESDAY
Cv tPLLNpIl FlshlkG AZ LlMh
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

| oNG ISLATR iANEs RAIhR0AR; sARINs A2rxr.
and asr MOHDAi OCT "a 1870 Trains VIII leave james shp
follow:
$50 a Gr.euport and Sag Harbor.
1880 a. n NortApou Way Train
srbo AMI hyerhesd Express runs tbngh 70 "ree
port O q SslTisy nights.
4:OO D m Eorthpou Express
$500 Hemp.tssd wy Train TO lslp on SATURDAY ngh
600 p m korthpon Way Train. -,-,,,
Glen cove Locust Heksve HUI Bgton aud horthpo leave
nn.,,s point A. 80 A m and o. J. d. BARTON, supt
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Boaro an6 Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY, having taken the fine
Il house No f09 eat Tgentyihn St. will ACCOMMODATE families
single gentlemen With handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS aud
BOARD. References exchanged
FNO LET-A few cOmmodiOus FLATS, or
complete suites Of Rooms In apartment building the French
plan under the o ntor Inquire Of CHARLES G.
WAKELEY, No lo4 East Teuthst, n Y.
WANTED-B0ARD and ROOM, on first
stairs for cripple IS old takes
ofhimse good desirable city, by. H.
PIERsON, No 5 Pine ST., Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots

II.
IL foot Of Cbambes-st and foot Of 23l st. a. follows
Through Express Trains leave Chsmbersst at II m 2:51
daily Leave 23ds at s;iS m iO;iS am and ~
New and improved Drawing com oaches
train through to Buffalo connecting at ioue
seepng Coaches through 70 cleveland
Sleeping Coaches accompany the II r1in from su
guehnna m from Hewlork 70 Buffalo and
t from New York Honeye, Buffalo, and Cincinnati
An Eu grant Train leaves dsily at 7:i3 p.
For rPOrtJ Nay, p. (kd-st, 4:l5 ? NJ
Mddetown and Wd at $3.50 (ldst, Jl3 m and sun
dAvso only, $50 q. m (23d-st 8l3 a IN
For Otisvile and Way at s7O 23i st.. 'I;l5 A. m
Nesburgh aud Way $50 and 4N p n CJdst $50
For sascn and way 2o' 44S and S:4S NJ The
,ter Train II 80 D. N. (23d-st sli:i5 .. M 49,, ~,
Poi Psts,ob sbd Wsv from 2st Depot e45 9i5 and II i3
m sl:45 Sis, and 6:l5 From ChAmoess Depot A.
s.t5 iO.i0 a m IL m. sI:45, T. 5:l5 snd 6:45 p m
2jd Depot al
t645 From Chambsrss Depot sV
P, % Pc KTses aonsey aud Way 2d ST. Depot at sl5
m 2:45 35 t63 and saturdays only lll;4S
$50 tOO $50, 4;I3 4:Jo
500 and 10 80 M Saturdays only, ~ 100 midnight
Tickets and for apartments In Drawing Room ana
Coaches obtained for the checking apd transfer Of Bag
age NAV be left at the Companys Offices 2 $40 sud s BoatN 200
Chambersst Greenwichst lZ5ht and Thrdaye hsem
"a Futon Brookyu Depo foot Of Cbambes and foot o 80
SswYork aud Lopg Doek Depot Jersey City and
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-29
Hard TO Burn.

The aged Professor Silliman took the
homely-looking specimen of New Jersey coal,
and said he would make test and determine
its quality. The next day the owners of the
grand discovery waited on him again, eager
to hear the verdict which was to make or mar
their fortunes The Professor said, with that
impressive solemnity which always marked
his manner
Gentlemen, I understand you to say that
this property is situated upon hill top
consequently the situation is prominent. 1t
is valuable immensely valuable-though as
a coal mine 1 am obliged to observe that it is
failure. Fence it in, gentlemen-fence it
in, and hold to it through good and evil for
tune till the Last Day; for am convinced
that it will be the best point from which to
view the sublime spectacle of the final con-
fagration. I feel satisfied that if any part of
the earth shall remain uninjured after that
awful fire, it will be this coal mine of yours -
-MdgE IlCdi7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-29
EnCideulaIS.

Newfoundland has now n population of
146, ,636. In 1857 it had 124, ,28S inhabitants.
"A Massachusetts paper regrets that the
crowded state of its columns will not permit it
to publish furnished sketch of the life of GER
tain gentleman, but promises to lpreserVe it as
material for an obituary notice.
The Republicans of Georgia are proposing
to organize young mems clubs in every county
IN the State. meeting to make preliminary
arrangements is to be held in Atlanta.
The berry and fruit crops in Southern Illi-
nois were not much injured by the late cold
weather, and late accounts from Kentucky say
that the reports of the damage done ia that
State were exaggerated
"A gay old married gentleman in Erie, Penn,
seventy years of age, ran away with his neigh
bors wife last week, but deserted her before
they reached Cleveland, taking with him all the
money the woman had appropriated from the
large wealth of her lawful husband.
Moved by Governor Alcorns proclamation
for day of thanksgiving in Mississippi, De-
mocratic paper inI that State quotes from the
Psalms thus: "They that carried us away cap
tive required of us mirth, saying, Sing us one
of the songs of Zion."
"A Louisiana paper hastens to inform its
readers that ''the political kettle" has been
placed on the fire of public opinion, and though
now only simmering and murmuring its mono
tonous song will ere long boil and bubble, and
throw forth volumes of steam"
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin has
slaves has very greatly added to the per capita
coffee-consuming capacity of the South. While
in servitude the negroes, 1t says, lived lazy and
indolent lives, but in their new freedom with its
responsibilities, they have realized the want OF
such an energizing and Notwithstanding agent
as coffee.
"A very temperate writer in temperance
paper mildly expresses himself thus 1.-The
man who pledges to the health and happiness OF
the company present in a glass OF Intoxicating
liouor of anV variety, is in fact q double ID. d.,
in one sense at least-a Devils Decoy Duck by
whom Satan purposes to lure thoughtless men
on successfully to Drinking, Drunkenness
Death and Damnation."
The Pittsburg Va.) Courier prOpounds and
answers questions in this astounding way
'Heard you that long and angry yell9 Did no
the earth as If smitten with convulsions tremblt
beneath your feet3 What was it? 1t was {
groan from the soul of Radicalism. And wha
is It, pray tell us, that has excited the wrath o
ception rendered Lee in North Carolina auC
Georgia-Lee, who, great in war, has beei