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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14
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THE MAMMOTH CRYSTAL
FRONT
ONE PRICE STORE,
OF j. NJ sHoEMAK KER.
BEDFORD. PA.
NEW GOODS just Received at ].
Shoemaker's
Atsm.soaA c,y.44l f,..., o.. p,see s.,,.
NEW GOODS just Received at j.
NJ shoemALer's
Ma~mosh cry.s.i F,oat On. Pie. Store
NEW GOODS just Received at ].
M.ShoemakeI's
MamnpotA Crystal tront One Price Sore
NEW GOODS just Received at
NJ, Shoemakers
lNamp.osA Crystal Front One Price s.o.s.
NEW GOODS just Received at
u shoemakers
aa~p.o,a c,ystat Front oae Prie. ssere
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing Hats, Boots and Shoes, Queensware
Fish, Notions, Leather, Tebaeeo, de- at J
ShoemakeF's
Mammoth cry,saf Front One Pr,es stey,
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats. Boots and Shoes Qnse7sTare
Leather PIsh, Notions, Tobacco, &c, at J
Shoemaker's
I lHammofh Crystal Front One Price Store.
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, QReensHsre
Notions, Lesther, Tobacco, Pish, &c, at J.
Shoemakers
nFo,,~~.,L T7,.,,,.J E-,,,, ,a,,. pz,e. Ef.-.
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries
Clothing HAS, Boots and Shoes, QueensWsre
N1tiOne. Leather Tobacco, Fish, de-, st J. Ii
Shoemskers
MsmnofA Crystal Front Que Pr,.s Store.
BUY your Dry Goods. Groceries
Clothing Hats Boots and Shoes QueeBsHare
Notions, Leather, Tobacco, Fish, de, st }
5h0emakers
lwanaot4 Crystal F,oat One Priee Store
NEW FEATURE. J. NJ. Shoemaker has sd-
ded large and well selected stock Of all kinds Of
carpets, At prices truly astonishing. Call and
see
On and after the frat day Of April. next, goods
will be sold for Cash, Produce or Note On,y, ST
the very lowest prices. Call and examine ny
stock ard prices and you viii be convinced that
sm determined to give customers good hargsins
J. VI. SHOEMAKER
Hedford, Pa, Mar. 81, 1870
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14

THE question now is-Are you White
or Hongrei?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14

T M. REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY AT
eB LAW. BEDFORD, Pa Ali business intrust
Justices ofthe Peace in any psrt OF the county.
0fhce with J. W. Dickerson, Esq, on Jaliaaa
81. next door north of Mengel House.
usr3'70H
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14
BUCK COTTAGE CoLoRs,
T,OR READY MONEY
SIGN OF THE BIG PAD LOCK

HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, including
iron. nails, oils, paints and full assortment Of
building material. A great variety Of shovels,
forks, hoes, spades, rlkes, chains mill, cross cut
and circular saws and nandreis. barn door hang
ers and hinges, all sizes ropes &c.- &e
THE OLD GENUINE GREEN CASTLE GRAIN
CRADLES. Scythes, Snaths, DC.
SHoEMAKER'S FINDINGS AND LEATHER
OF ALL KINDS.
Springs, axles, rims, hubs. spokes, shafts, poles
Wagon boxes and full stock of wagon ware at
reduced prices
SADDLERY, WHIPS, &C, &c.
DREER'S WARRANTED FRESH AND GEEU-
me GARDEN SEEDS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. in endless va
riety including wood aud willow ware mats, brush
ss, wash machines and wrlngers, family scales
and thousand other useful articles,
HAVING REDUCED TIE PRICES on all our
goods to a cash level and having added largely
to our stock since the decline in prices, offer
bargains tor ready pay and ~arrant All goods as
represented s 5. METZGER.
mar3I, '70yi.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14
!. 90 HfNKLEY KNITTING

7. 90 III IN KEY KNITTING
eDOO MACHINES, The most perfect ma
chine yet invented Will widen and narrow
turn heel, or point the toe. 1t will knit plain
or ribbed. 1t will knit stockings, drawers shista
hoods, comforters, mittens, &c, &c. It Ia cheap
simple and durable. 1t sets up its own work,
but one needle, apa requires adjusting
W. lever. will do the same work that the
Lainb maohlne will do, and costs less than half as
much, and has not the tenth part Of tas machine
ry 10 get out Of n-1er, Circulars and samples
mssssiisd free on appli ,ation. Agents wanted. AID
machines guaranteed STRAW 4 MORTON.
den'I Assn's. Ne 20, Sixth ST., Pittsburg Pa
nov25'69yl
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Us2 900 A YEAR AND EXPENSES
ed To agents to sell the celebrated WLsor
SEwIsG MACHINES. The best machine in the
world. StftcA aiiks on both s.des. One
Machine Without Money For further partieu
lars, address IS 9th ST., Phlad's, Pa
mar3ImS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
by which the unkindness of nature can be ~
To the scientific farmer II viii be band-oo'" VI WIZ
greatest value.
LITERARY ITEMS.

The May number of LippineoHs Mdgar'" ",
win contain the conclusion Of novel ny Antnony iro
lone" The Vicar Of Buhampton"-and tne oefnn"s
of another" Sir Harry Hotspur oil h"mp'o'""a'O
The Times said the other day, in an editorial
on "Tbe Appropriation BID: EVERYBODY rcmemp,''
the character in Great Expectations wbo whenever he
we'd two pounds felt justified In spending three and
whenever he thought of outlay and did not make IT,
carried IL as so much saved to his spending money
account" We thought that everybody remembered tis
"a one OF the characteristics OF Dick Corstoe ia Bleak
House."
The Graphic has begun its series of sketches OF
an American tour by Mr. Houghton but 30 far they
are devoted to the voyage They vastly better than
his wretched picture of the Broadway Squad in Erery
Saturday. With all his typographical and pictor'ai
elegance The Graphic is developing an extraordinary
propensity towards mIsprnts The last number gave the
title nj Carjbsldis novel as Born in the XIXh Gen.
tury" and spoke Of certain sensational rumorS from
Paris US mere ean.eo,y" which deserved no credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
MIR. SAMUEL cox ABROAD.

IFrom The Saturday He'iew LouJ"uI =,
The somewhat fantastic title OF search y0r
WINTER Syp5edms covers account by MI COX, tiie
aye OF Ohio of his travels and sojourn IN the
neigheorhOod of the Mediterranean and particularly az
respects remarkable. The illustrations are sometimes
graphic. generally csricatured. almost always taWary
English newspaper correspondents and magazine seri
bers, who turn their tours TO account Dy 1urnlsn
ing descriptions OF wateringplac gamDlng
places, ruins, caves, scenes picturesque, gro
tesque, end ridiculous, TO journals IN the du
and who Invariably alternate between the most inco
herent Of tall" writing and fimsy sentiment; ana the
duest of stupid 6ppancy and stale puns. Mr. Cox is
rather more given the latter than the former ana MS
dreary efforts 10 be lively and amusing are among we
most deliberately tiresome and pr0vOkingy silly that we
have seen for long time We might expect to mo them
In the columns of trdrate newspaper or IN the
of o hard pushed magazine; but that any one snouia
hayo thought IL worth while TO spin them out INTO DOCK
or that any publisher should choose To print sch pas
sage as that relating the fall OF Algersis thing which
If had not and handled Mr. Co1s DOCK We should
hardly have believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
TpIF pAUWAY.-Trains will leave Depots

Ia ot OF nbsrsst Ggd foot Of fwerig hrd, az oH0ai'
Ts,oagh EInrss, train. lesve Cbsrbsrsst at a. n ~
and 630 D. m (dslyl; TWeaiy ihirdst 81 - q vs.
and H.. (dsiyl kes and Improved pa"lns loon
Caches vii ACCOMPANY the train through 20 buno
Sleeping Ceaehe, through 70
AMI G,Hcn Seeming U The 10 a m uA roo
ssqu.b,ubs 10 aud the $50 s'o to Rochester SaaA'
and Cint;ppau. Az enigsnt tisln leaves daE Ht2 IA
FOR Port WAY $3.50 (fwenrtd - ,;ly p,
Orange 5arsys sreepdl eonnsens Tor "hh' s"
som.rT Grilford Pine Island snd UnoBTile -,
For Mdtlstosn and way at $3.50 CTrenv h siis "l
for Opsys WAY at $3.50 daily Crwen Ihfa ~ so
For Hssbsrgh WAY 800 aud cap N (Isshvhn'
A. 7;t5 a. m J:i5abd AIS y M , 4, -
s:4s nj Theaier Train II 30 p "a CssnJthnras. ~ n!
TorPsterson and Treby hnist Depot ~ b;iS NJ
siSa M il, las dai'yl si' n s:s m and 1:.s
o. n P,on Chanbsrsst 6:43 n s;ls 1879
p n. tdsly). p SIS m and 6;+. pp n..o, .sn
For ron TNenty.tbiTdf pspo hit'
i:fs n 3:s, D n 5:l3 s;t3 D. m snd eii9 m Ftos
Chsnbsnsl Depot al 10 u. tp NJ s;9 D. n n sns
6:G N. a n..., =. ,.s
, ~ i34, .. . Is IL tl5 p IN, 60 m 'o:Is m ni
saturds only az mdnght Prom Chambers sLDepot n
~ 1888 .. N, tsp o., 'si p m and sa1ass OILY
Tefs, ps.g. snt Tor Apartments DriEps Room snd sspn.
Co,bs, obtsin orders Tor the checking trsD oil
Bsgsss, %. A SO aud sS1 Brss1S
tot1er One hhst and Tblfsvs hsisni
ss Fuou, BrooEni D,goti foot Of chsTbes and foo.
T.ertyttrs, No. EKehspgeplsec and Long Dess
Depot Jr,,, Ctr she Agents 81 tbe principal hosh
~'''' '' '' To P.eImoat only.
WM. X BARR, Gsreril Passenger AIsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
THURSDAY. March i7-P. ~

THURSDAY, March TT NJ
From INQUIRIES Of bankers to-day we learn
that there something OF movement OF currency to the
West and small increased demand for money, but not
enough 10 make any disturbance, isaye very healthy
one ia the money market Funds are always well used
when they 90 the products OF the country in
stead Of being used CALI for purposes OF mere spec
ulaon The amount OF commercial paper offered in the
market IL very light especially at this OF the
year. when it GENERALLY very considerable. This We
regard as favorable indication. il Is evidence OF cash
payments and healthy and cautious state af things 10
the commercial world,
The Gold Room is the heater OF attraction for those
who are out Of business and fond Of and smoke and
take an interest in all games OF chance, although to-day
the cups and in the price OF gold have not been
sufficiently large any considerable degree Of ex
element There has not been any report OF The present
ing OF any Cuban resoluonof any eaee In Paris and
nothing save "that Mr. Boutwell, the floor OF the
House urging the immediate consideration and passage
OF the Funding bill" Bat this fact would NOT hep 70
either put up or down the price Of gold.
At 10 O'Clock in the Gold Exchange Room, the sale OF
gold opened at Ia 1920, IL sold at ll2a; 1885, ii2t;
i0 II24; Ii9 iI2s 1901, 1i9i 1915, ll2j l25, ll2s;
i245 il2;; D. m, li2I ;14O, li2s p i2t 1884, i2l Gis
l2t; 1885, ll2i and closed at at ll2t The highest price
was 1l2i; lowest H. At GO gold quoted at ll2S
Ii2l.
The transactions in the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foows: Total cearances, Al,S65.o0o; gold balances
81 2O9sst; currency balances, $,4725s2 Holders OF gold
paId for carrying over balances from TO per cent
The sales OF gold are decreasing On rhe 9TH inst sio
l27OOO and then SIS $4,000 and ss7 6s 600 sS5oo and
sllA5sOOo on the l2h, TO s,s65Oc0 today These arc
indications that operations In gold don'tpay
Foreign exchange strong today, and rates are higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

Governments have been seady, and the transactions
much larger than Yesterday The 6s of 1881 coupon sold
at 1l4 1910 coupon IO69IO5E 6s currency il2 $50 Of
1892 llO-t better than yesterday.
In state bonds there is but very little variation rom
the quotations OF yesterday AT the Second Board Ten
nessee ex coupon sold at 6si NoithCaroina, new ~.
Connecticut War Loan, 99E
The prices Of Railroad bonds generally Arm Mil
YANKEE and st. Paul st sl2 yesterday s92the bonds OF
This road seem to be affected by the pressure OF the stock
to-day Central Pacific, "a Chicago and North western
ist Mortgage, "a.
We give the following comparison Of prices OF sales OF
thn Etnnll q namcd III tho dates giNen:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

~ Freight Depot 10 EesYork foot OF Liberty
pes Hampton Junction with the Delaware LAektssp and West
Railroad Eson with toe Lehh VALLEY Railroad aud ne con.
ncon forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West Siihsut change
." 'H" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THB WET.
Sixty saved b. this line Chicago, crs1nAt
Louis, tie, with bat change Of cars
Silver tbr rough FROM New York Ia Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 20 leyLesvs EesYoIk ss folovc
$3.50 n.for Bethlehem. Mach Cbunk Wihanspor
WDkssoarre Msbsnoy City, Tuckbsppcek Tovend WAFenJ A
i:l5A m-for Pennington aud PM ipsourg . . cLI rvTt.s
l2n-for Pennington Raon. Allentown. hanep Cnpha
hare. RssdGg. Columbia Lancaster BphrstA Li T''s'' ~
ton Harrisburg. Ec
2nm-For Bssou, Aneptorr Ge 49,,
39p m.--For Esston. Allentown. Maueh C-uDs asa S''"
n.-For Sonervile and Flemingtsn
t:I5 m.-FoY Someryle.
IN n.-For Ession and u.srnslis.s stAieHt
D. m.-For Somerylle
7:l5 .. m.--For Easton.
s5np m.--Pcr Plsin6eii
o;J). b:50, IiIs,
loas n "a "a 100, 2:O0, 23 3l3 JSo ~ w.
SIS SD, 500 6 20 TOO. 7;l5 14. SSs 9iIo ii''p
'i'' w. WV ' FOR THB WEST. -, q. r..,..
s.n-wE.rEHs RxpRra daily leIespt oundysl 70, S c
Athtowp harrisburg. aud the Yves, without eang o. e =. H,
nsI or Chicago charge H. st. Louis Oonse o.
INV 70, Fe and tie oil Rsgou. Connects at Sonr'le ot fms
Ion Connects al StfuUdsbu water zap eah'oh se
Carueets Al Pbp.buz Msueh Chunk Nntesbsrre "a
nm-CsciNS.Tr daily. far Rssto9, Brshen'
tovp Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and one'A sS
through from Jersey CITY 10 Pittsburgh every
Tickets be obtained at the once o. oa,.
road OF NsnIsrser Libeyst n al NO hsl" an ~
Nos 2 2 SAG Bro,dyaJa No 10 Greugsbst ana 81 We pm
80 Ine, ''0 0-''- T. L. KICKER Superintendent
m p R,tpwIy Gen Psss. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

Professor SAMUEL w. JOHNSON, the author
of the popular treatise on "How Crops Grew" has pre-
pared eompanon volume which he entities Hoo Orops
kssd Orange Jndd Coz We dare Say IL win meet with
% lee favor than ito Predecessor IL explains with the
90 o. many Illustrations and description OF scienhc
snDexfmsnts, the manner In which plants draw their
sssriment from tho atmosphere and the SOIL and shows
szaesy what chemical substances they asslinate IL
Sss Of the composition Of soils the Of fertility
80 serkty, and DE resources Of agricultural chemistry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
slsh Qualifications.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH CO..
N OFFICE been removed 10 No i40 fulsEst. n \.
HENRY K. VAN SICLEN,
BIBLIOPOLE,
1873 EAssAU-ST., NETWORK.

DRICK POMEROY-JOHN ESTEN COOKE.
OUR SATURDAY NIGHTS. -,
charming book Of earnest and pathetic ehscef oy @
1to ard Eonsense" Illustrated Wild tb
bsaetiisi drawing. By Stephens - ~
HAMMER AND RAPIRR
Intense interest by John Ken
Cea, ~ sarey Rsses ~ author Of Hit to Hil Par
a.. - ~
Up Broadssy and ts sequel by Eleanor KIk."'''el /"
Tue Old Merchants OfgsgYot Vol a....',''.''''"sl u
Poem, By Irving Van Wsrt
vssbADgus;s Bysrss
Pheuiss ptsao1-h Marion Harands poyel.''.'''sl
Jcsh Bngss Farmers Asinsr eta
Ts.DAy-Rleb.rd B. Rutsrs %
Living Writers Of The southBy Davidson I"
Strasgs visi.Oss--The great Spiritual
CARLETON Publisher, Eeu.yorsi Msdisepsqnare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

THE MARKETS.

Ics'siaIs wpsrssa ~ rus r.,.s,s .,.. =, .sm
,sngsrss usssiisa md rrss~iss 'a''s % " s'~
ftg. leafl are LsFainsl 49, -
sssssss fsr ssd ysis,s assIs esslesy s sss &C.
ina bsth iof pxesesi sni future dshssY 49, ~nsr ~
lat .ssHsr asA IN sr,s q .ess I. -. - s.ssh 49,,
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Jss. sl loo Jnas stel eNsy - ~ ~ ~ ~ 49,
" ga. en-. N On hs.ss M,&nse We gssss ssee
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

The american Tract Society ia Boston has
published Volume OF Studies ia Bible Lands by the Rev
". L. GAGE tie the substance Of course OF lectures
delivered before the Lowell Institute three years ago.
and intended TO assist tho devOut reader OF the Scrip
lures WIN summary OF the conclusions OF the latest and
pest investigators respecting the geography of the Old
Testament Beng sensibly written and abnpdsbtly
Illustrated &c viii no doubt prove useful and popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
the dates given:

The stock market this D. m has Deen more steady Inc
contest over Chicago aud Northwestern and Milwaukee
and St. Paul very strong Tho legislation OF Wisconsin
is looked TO with much interest by the eontendng parties
Pacific Mail lie better to-day. We understand that the
President will publish his report and we have 10
doubt II will be satisfactory to stockholders.
The earnings Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad during the second week In March were:
is7o.... s2ioo6 1859. S2i0il5 Increase $3.50
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway during the
time earned
ss is7o... sl9e 900 Decrease 50 3 %
The earnings Of the Erie Railway dunng the second
week in March were
i81o.... os25 ss...-ss2s2a sos
The following the Government quotations OF Me-srs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
JUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

i l. Thrtieib-st. as follows:
M Cincinnati sud Chicago Erpr,o Drawing attached
1880 q N. Day Express. DrisiagToom ears attached
m. Montreal Express, DfssiDg.ro0m attached - -
$50 Pssb With Sleeping hTsush - chess' StS
change via n. G. II r, also L. T. < 81. \. R.R (DaJb
II D. N, Night Express. Sleeping ca-s attached
700 q no., 1880 and p. Poushiespss Trlina
"a ~ AIS aud $50 p.n 10, Psssskii iraaI
$50 D. m. Sing Sing Trains =.
$40 7D 9:io m, IL m t.' s'i0 aaa h'' n fsnisn
Trsinh -, roro,x r.
ga N. to poushE.,P,s or ssn,aya) n ToucRf' kapi
knxI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

Pamphlets. with map. may be obtained sna 'ao'
scrptons will be received az the Cos'Asrs ofr'css
No. 50 Pinest.. work; .. efess Of "a, co .
& Co. Yew-York. Philadelphia. and Washington
the R,xx OF NORTH AMrmcA. and banking housss
80 t,o,.vs q Macy, New-York; and Of banking
h.n.ao,r ". CLARK & Co. Philadelphia
w. h. SHAITucg. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL alp:
s:J u Mail lrs'n for Greenport
1883 H. RoJn Glsa Cofs Lstut Valley HuEHnson, And
EorIhport
3p. 10. Riverhsii Rfpr.n ff,in.
NJ for Roslyn, Glen Core Le.ph faHJ biaa1T'n' and
kouhp0TL
Gao M. for North Is'in
train eonsee! at Branch for Hampstead
ROsTn Glen Cove Locust valley Huntingdon All
HortbDort Hunters Point al Q . u. and D. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


Loan or THg CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Co.-The advantages and attractions Of this Loan.
for investment purposes, are many and Important
N. Il is based upOn one Of the great Through
Lines between the seaboard aud the West
2). The security is already created. the greater
part OF tie line being in successful running opera
ton.
tS. The local traffic. from the unriyaled agricnl-
tural regions and iron and coal deposits adjacent.
must be large and profitable.
az. The Enterprise receives important concessions
and privileges from the States Of Virginia and West
Virginia.
5,. IT is under the management OF Efficient and
well known capitalists. whose names are guarantees
Of is early completion aud successful operation.
(6). The Bonds can be had either in coupon or reg
istered form: they have thirty years 10 run, both
principal and interest being payable in gold.
ca. They are Of denominations Of 900, $500 and
500 bearing interest at the rate of six per cont IN
coin. payable May and November 1.
From our intimate acquaintance with tho afaiTs
aud condition of the Company. we know these So
safe employment Of surplus capital. and funding OF
Government Bonds by investors, Trustees Of Estates
aud others who are not disposed TO assume speenla-
tive risks. but who prefer absolute security with rcA
sonable income.
Price 30 and accrued Interest In cuT,sey.
Pamphlets, maps and full information furnished
on application FISK d HAncH.
5Nassau-st. New York.
No SAFER on BETTER INVESTMENT IMAM Tns
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GoLD BONDS oE TuH
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa Al g. FKEE PROM
Tsx-This railroad runs "a miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled portion
of the magnificent State OF Iowa, and IL the only
Ink wanting 10 connect the railway eenten at ~.
Louis and SC. Paul by an unbroken line. ~ miles
shorter than any existing route. FoTtysix mites arc
already completed, and nearly 100 miles more are
graded.
Tie amount OF Bonds TO be issued is but tldoo
pei mile, or less than four millions. in all,
on WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE AiIsDf
BEEN SOLD.
We RELIEVE THERE Will BIZ No MORE ravonA-
BILE TIME TO SELL Governments, AND Buy Ek.iir
Fmsr-CLAss RAILROAD sEcUKIIrs-srcB As riikss
THAN THE PRESENT.
After O full examination We have accepted "a
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgase
Bonds and desire 20 recommend them Ia our cue
toners As THOROUGHLY SAFE As WIKI. As PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE & Co, 20 Wall"
-. III NAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
IN CoURTLASDT sT.-Yer PEiLADgLrHiA VIA c.ndsu p
H.. lp via West Philadelphia $3.50 O. 10 1880 s.
ep n. s. u nGhL fer Baltimore and Msstipgssss:W
ToR TIE wEsr-sapl $50 q n. 1850 m, p n, 81
Silver Palace ESQ add through 10 Ciasinnad
without shange 20 through daily 10 leuse without shsRFs
on M spd 90 NJ through Cbistgs without shsass The
tbcssh Crsbs Chicago daily Saturdays excepted On
M, Is ~ GeEsoH Genera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
M DELAWARE, LACKAWAEEA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


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tp o. EIsroy EXPRESS connect. Dover Chester R.,
and 4 Waterloo ri.h SUSSEX T. R
$50 and % s1l 2 $40 $40 s.O $780, 800
nisc n 90 and Go a 70 MoRRlsTows and int.a...
s:icp. N; moRRIsTows CYPRESS
as s,5o So sso 10 $50 $40 so So @ 800
A fer BLooMFrELD and MoyTCLAIR ct $50 nAm;ao.so.
na 6;lo c., MT scaocH, Assistant Superintendent
NEw7yERsE,Yy c So Ut I.IS RAILRoAP
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ror Po Chester intermediate stations at T. l'S nj ''
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Boston. ,,,.,ya
FOR Boston via Springfield, 8 N. OIL lBLh tbh)F%
For Boston. via Shore Line l2:l5 (RI.l. tbLl P N
for Hartford AMI Springfield sI tEI) R;l' tEtl' q"
CorpeeiieurIIrs Railroad Er) a:Isp m to aooir',
FOR Hartford Providence, and Fshkm Railroad, CEIla NJ if'l'
HeuHsyen EeuLOnIoa siOuingoa Railroad at .. "A
For Canal Railroad m 3Oop Northampton ,aa Wilaas
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For HOusstoRie Railroad SA N. srdo p
For Eaugatuek Railroad. "a IN tEL "a
For Dlnbgry So~aik Railroad al3 and 20 H. an3
n tonneeo. Nth Freight train from Norusk 10 Danbuy
For NsvCABasR Railroad l2ls, 40 p n, spd on sasuf'
cowmodIos, Sleeping Cn attached To p tsis, and Dnviss
noon 'A' 70 wv JAMES H. HoYT, Superintendent