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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-31

Made Of poor rum, whisky, proof spirits and
refuse liquors, ,doctored, spiced and sweeten.
ed To please the taste, called =" TONES, AP-
petiZers" RestorerS," &c, that lead the
iippler on TO drunkenness and ruin, but are
a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renova-
tor and Invigorator Of the system, carrying
of all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood To a healthy condition: No person
can take these Bitters, according TO direc-
tions, and remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incurable case
providing the Bones are not DESTROYED by
mineral poisons or other means, and the
vital organs wasted beyond the point OF re-
pair. ,-,,.-.
tism, and GOut, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion
Bilious. Remittent and Intermittent FeverS.
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most S''e-
ceSSful Such diseases are caused by vita
ted blood, which Is generally produced by
arrangement ofthe Digestive Organs
They invigorate the Stomach, andstinu-
late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
render them Of unequalled efficacy in
cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
imparting new life and vigor 10 the whole
system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
in the SnOulueTSr lOuSuS' llEitut-NS VI Ah'
Chest, Dizziness, Sour stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious attacks, Palpiiation
of the Heart, COpious discharges OF Urine,
Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys, and a
hundred other painful symptoms which
are the DffSpringS Of Dyspepsia, are cured
by these BitteTS.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You
find its impurities bursting through the
skin In Pimples, Erupuons, or SORES, cleanse
IL when ii Is foul. and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking in
the system of so many thousands are e.
fectually destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the cir
cular around each bottle, printed in iouI
nguages-English, German, French and
]. WALKER, 81 and 81 Commerce Street,
New York, Proprietor.
K. II. MCDONALD & Co,
Druggists aud General Agents.
/ San Francisco, California, and g and 81
ss-soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AMI
: DRALERS SSu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-31

threatened to take away as hostages
nifty prominent citizens unless six hun.
dred thousand francs were paid for the
maltreatment OF Prussian soldiers.
LONDON, December 30.-General
Pettingas has arrived at Havre from
Bordeaux, and will superintend the de-
fense of the city. He was received en-.
thusistically by both troops and citi-
zens.
A dispatch from Besaucon, SAYS that
General Freskow issued an order con.
timing the population to the right bank
Of the river Doubs.
MADRID, December 3O.-General
Prlm is rapidly progressing towards re-
coyery from his wounds. Seven of the
eight balls imbedded in his shoulder
have been extracted and his condition is
comfortable. He has suffered the loss
Of two fingers.
Admiral Topete has assumed tempor-
arlly the functions of General Prim, as
Minister of Foreign Affairs and War,
as well as President OF the Council.
Senor Ayala has been appointed
Minister of Colonies.
LONDON, December 30.-Dispatches
from Stuttgardt and Dramstadt an
nounce the ratification OF the federal
treaties bY the Chambers of Wurtem-
burg and Hesse.
Investigation into the causes of the
loss Of the Captain resulted in an order
from the Admiralty for the following
alterations in British iron-clads: A re-
duction in the length and weight OF
masts and the use of concrete for bal
last to be introduced into the cellular
bottom.
BERLIN, December 3O.-The King
has sent the following dispatch to
Queen Augusta
VERSAILLES, December %.
The bombardment of Fort Ayen has
sllenced the enemys guns. The rail
way station at Noisy was shelled and
the French artillery at Boudy dislodged.
The Prussian loss was three men. The
garrison Of Fort Avion have fled TO
Paris.
LONDON, December 3G.-A Prussian
dispatch reports that Colonel Bothen-
stein, commanding detachment OF six
companies OF foot, two squadrons Of
cavalry aud two guns, was surrounded
by the French near Mont Oise, and,
after a desperate night, cut his way out,
losing only 100 Of his command and
taking 24O prisoners.
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WASHINGTON.
The DcrauIting Paymasters.

WASHINGTON, December 3O.-The
naval paymasterS Washington Marcy,
Lockwood and Grand, who were tried
several weeks ago by court martial
for embezzling government funds, have
not yet been sentenced, although the
records of the court have long since
been placed in the hands of the Secre-
tary OF the Navy. Paymaster Wallach,
whose funds are short $4,000, has not
yet been tried, although the case was
made up with the other paymasters
Forbes Parker, who embezzled 81, 900,
fled the country before he could be ar
rested
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-31

a female fortuneteIler called at the
Leader office, Cleveland, yesterday
morning, armed with horse-whip and
demanded the retraction OF an article
which appeared about her in Thursday
mornings Leader. The local who wrote
the article refused to retract, There
upon she applied the whip with consld
cradle energy but without much effect
The local came of victoriouSl Y and the
woman was elected from the office.
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The Negro Population.

1t appears from the returns made at
the Census Office that the colorel Popu-
lation OF 1870, in 1890 counties, is
,5O7,Ol In 1860, the co!ored popu-
lation in the same counties was l,44l:
4O2 The gain is a little over four and
a half per cent, and leaving out the
Northern States, which are included in
the total, the gain would be less than
three per cent.
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Postponed.

Owirg to the death Of Mrs. Belknap,
and in order TO show proper respect for
her memory, there will be no pub
lie reception at the Executive Man,
sion on Monday, nor will the families
of members Of the Cabinet keep open
tbeir hOnses on that day
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GEOGRAPHIC SUMMARY,

..llH;
,s.r the Potomac is from five 10
..a inches thick.
The Lindsey House, Zaleske, Ohio
u.uci on Thursday
Tie Missouri Avenue House in East
..t, burned Thursday.
-e fridge on the Toledo, Wabash
sW.,.,rn railway, at Defiance, Ohio,
Is, t,s;royed 10y fire yesterday morn
/ -yuHng mill of Lewis n Co, at
,a.on, Illinois, with the elivator of
Ashley, were burned Yesterday
new Canari steamer Parthia,
a.r i-st trip with a very large
board, is nearly fourteen days
~.e MAS uUe al New York last
,aay
3a.v German evening daily will be
,...a. Cincinnati January 18th. The
...r- have not been made public,
.no~g l. w.l. he Hof a Has
v.-..-ly morning & row Of eleven
story frame buildings on Utica
.s and Berger street, Brooklyn,
York we're destroyed toy fire.
s...-,wo families are homeless and
Size cold without shelter.
The chess Congress committee have
60. Oh. secretaries OF chess clubs OF
....-y circular asking for aid
.s-s .arce in 'urthering the scheme
... r-.ui International Chess Con
held in New York city during
A FIRE which broke ont yesterday
a the long frame block reach
ou SIS to $50 Clark Street, Chi
ts, royed property valued at
insured tor $4,000 There
s-. to.ty tenants in the building,
r.. .-,e, range from 500 to $1,000.
l.ac- order has been issued from
.,-- -,0n insructing a thorough in
.uou into the destruction by fire
. Government buildings at Fort
.a. and leaving discretionary with
aeral Pope the continuance of the
. aai The 4uIrteIIuE o. the troops at
Rock or Fort Gibson.
A Dispatch from Fort Leayenworth
-, A. ,ne request OF General Pope
Secretary OF War has postponed
removal Of the settlers from the
Lau Indian Reservation in Kansas
.r. favorable weather, but troops
is. Len o-Gyred there to protect the
..-n- a-a.n-t tie depredations Of the
I.s House appropriation committee
a,4.g. ..,.i q subcommittee to jnves-
-... 3d.. ..a-Ec, relative TO the cor
rs..,y, discovered in cattle and
-- contracts. a j the subcommittee
.s. ..-.. tier invest. galiong. The
...a.f- relating 10 the operations
. ..Ga. ring promise to be quite
'..--s...
. Boston Tr5rslsr, speaking Of the
..e Ames Plow Company,
50 N- cakes Ame, has been carry
lie past two years $200O,0OO
Pacific railroad bonds, ard has
..Oa sustained It's credit BUT
...tj-ule Inthe management
-g3uent depression OF secur-
market was too much for him.
aa ..aa bills Of complaint have
... H.a ,he clerk OF the United
.- -.u. Court iu thecity OF New
p. -..., brought against the .or'
..-- OF the firm of Morris.
... ~...y g., Lv ys-rops hank.
cI
anu t''' ,'''' 'o' '''' ~
@E " certain sums Of money, and
'... o.. certain securities deposited
.r '...r .an', by the plaintiffs
4 30 their allure on account o.
l~.aca'on OF Edgar b.
.a. OF The hrm' In iHoo.
-. gate amount sought to be re
] -..., .v...,.o tho lo;Io, IN the
.urf-.n. Miller / Defere corner
.r. r....,, and second streets.
.r. N.w York, exploded.
4 ....- Nc..las Stevens, and
y .ri = workman, in the
/ Tie time. were struck by
..- Of the boiler and instantly
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. butcher at Commumpiw
} ,char- on account Of a
with their employers re-
-. butchers union. The
ae killed are brought from
irgve-, and under the union
-cher, receive a full day ;
a'.ins drove, be t large or
.,c man hes not enough cat
.lr men busy for the day,
'.., kill, and charge for the
ID nor vii they allow con-
@. secure from other shipments
.9 make full days work.
o. injustice to the employers is
- o. the disagreement. On
b.. some oJ,sidc butchers were
sd b1, or learning that they
. .- allowed to form a union,
.,". To work. The employers
Dned to hold out, and they
Eaa-.vrred their orders to Four
- '.-ee,, New York
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PROTECTED RTrITDTNGs

n
Appended IL list Of plans OF new buildings whch
submitted for approval the past week TO MI james
NJ. MacgrcgOr, the Superintendent u Buildings;
Pano 7l-Jlth.s ~ 537 West 2stoy frame ZicaS oven
ing 2iI6 Owner Pathek MoDonongl. -, -,
Pan No 7l6- 4 100 " OF 1thaTe one Z-stOJ UTICA sn'P
25x75. Owner. George Cary - - -.
andt tenement 25rG0 Owner, John Davis. -, -.
Plan No 7l8-33h rs Of 0haye one JstoU bnck tene
nelt 26K3O Ogner WestcnedeL ,.-.
Pln No 7i9-GOb-st 70 Of 3iaye sir 3sto brown stone
front Grst-clas dwellings 2or50 Owner, II Mordson -,
Plan T5O50h-st from MAsolaFei 1stoy bck
stable 1886 Owner Jas II IBgerOL ., -.
Plan 75l5haye aud lJ one 2story, BRICK trst
ella dwelling, 23rg1. 0sIer, Richard Connolly - ..
Plan No 752-Elirdee ST NO r. one lsIoy brick SaD EI'
Plan No 7s5-shs rs 2iaye try brown stone
front, 25I62. Owner Catbsnne Hart -
Plan 75-2dave and 8d corner four 4stoy brick stores
tenemens 20rsO Owner q BTeel
Plan No 755-9h ~ Of lsaYe, Ssioy brown stone
hO1; tenement 25r6O 0sHer Thomas Carohn. 800
Plan No 75-lh-s $40 Of l0baye lsoy brick engine
Plan No 757-5h No 3 +so brick store and tenement,
2jIA Owner Michael BIschof "
Plan No. 7d-l6thst s. 50 " OF Avenue b 5stoY brick
store aud tenement, 23Ii2 Owner d. Green. $500 80 ~.
Plan No 759Lsurensst No. 1885, one 2stoy brick onc ils
Plan No 7so-we i6hss No sss; one SsOy brick tenement
25I42 Owner and builder, r. A. Grgory
Plan No T63haye, 25 II VI llbh one lstory and Desc
ment brick frstcass dwelling 25If0 Owner W. Meyer
Plan T6-Carminest 355 OF Beifordti three 3foy
296r0 and 30 Owner James fillmore
16}-5th-aye 81 of63is two 4storL AM asemeh
Plan 7-73thst and aye +soV brick store
AMI tenement 25r60 Owner Nos Foys III.
l3J Estoy stAoles
25G14. oEneIs, A. Kel and W. d. Juison
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hELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.
- l.-.I.X


pepot. York Barclays aud loot OF Copher,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONpAf Apnl IL io'o'
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, come lug a. Denyle "'a
Branch Dover with Chester Branch az Waterloo TiA
for Anlo Washington with tie D
Gap, srouburg Scranton Great Bend Bn Sls
the ackahallA ALI
md Delaware and luison r. RiE
Ii:iO a m LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at NewsrE motifs
Hk Washington Ihhpsug AMI Eaon con-
al Phlipshurg With Bel Del X Tor be,isre &C, am
E...on with L. " Bethlehem AeoSn Aauea CbGnk, ana
Mikeshare.
M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects 81 Dover with Chesr
p AZ aieroo r. AID Washing will D., L., and
w Il L. FOR Gap, Strouisburg and Scranton ~
HACKETfSToWN MAIL, connects win boonto OheS'eF
sndSu Railroads ,
$50 m.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stanosS st 3d. 49, and IO;OO H.
2:3O, 1870 and $500 p. - $1,000, =. "a NM tam II
:2O n loo 800 $40 42 49, $780, 600 $40 9OO and n;4s
IN, NEWARK at $500 7 eco $50 $1,000 Ooo 1loo
II 20 and lI:iO sO 1900 $780, $780, $3.50, $780, 4;I 4:2o,
1850 $40 5:lO $50 600 'bO 6+O '':f, v" AID bf' p M
Trains marked stop At East Newark.
To BLOOMFIELD snd MOhTCLAlRr at s;Jo And oV NJ aoo
Z a r Il
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Citn Real gstate for Sale.

OSTH-ST., near Park-ave., tine broWn-stone
eIs1 HOUSE 4stor hgsoOp 22r5OrllO complete order For
sale very ehelpi easy possession any tine Others $1,000 to
W. P. SEYMOUR III Broadway,
IF YOU wish to SELL, RENT, PURCHASE,
or EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. in city country "a very
cheap places sale call c. FREEMAN 2l2 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
HEw.YoRE. Thursday, July 81, 1870.

Mr.. Lancaster Underhill, auciioneer, had a
comparatively successful sell to-day Of 27O building lots
and ola sites tho premises OF Andrew FndIay near
Tuckahoo station on the line OF the Harlem Railroad.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.
DEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,
II

ii
Soris River Soc q at oeoss p m daily
HorS West and Ie, 90 AMI baggage checked to all points
,s s e'e c on Brodn ms Is the only steamboat connecting
rot Be- .Sertmsnt, In'mang change Of the locality Of
it, business
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Botcn Worcester tqg Groics uTt,Ion Lowell Lsr,pe.
PENS gR.o o., Ih BE- asS and steamer.
I'll : " OS CRY 6p EEw.yoRE, ...-
AID CRY oP NEwIogDOy,
Nm Mn sT; sSS sy s1n1,, ;,T%Ssi " o'clock NJ H
Fer S Ge III 0 hs sH sus. with Erp. train,
for iha ,sTs points. NOro Norwich aud WO'e'
v W, 9ssssS dsis and rate. for fright 'P sS Oh 2T p "
Esv,YofL. Oct IS, 1850 800
HARTFORD DIRECT-State of New-York
o q Hartford e.I. Pei zip daily E, 3 s for Hartford
S S IN H. ie Fare sla.s ss q class 81
NEWARK and NETWORK B0AT.-Steamer
ts,, iI Zoos c.uGt hss, and iaO 'soppi.
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-R Railroad
WHITE Per No g foot q M1,asss ever asr1OcR
Pare ~ IS :ua z s,eaT s a dsiet IS '
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO."
9 sPHs
Ia n A4E2 E Iso1 sD PIX S9r P
Passenger. ,,is he EsEJsHS %rs I'd nI ,qS: IRON
~, % q And rnrn without eTr. cost ONLY LINZ uaorlag
this opportunity. TICKETS coop Until Ip TSzP c.,,,
n UEBEC and W-YORK-New Passenger
6 n. Ha .Ps RaRi I % Ssa? S
Che ss ign P ssfS' ist RIVER
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
Somerle South Branch Railroad; Hampton Junction
with the Delaware LaesAwanni and Western Railroad at Plbpsburs
The L and susqqehauna Railroad a1l 8, Eson with he Ls-
high VALLEY Railroad and It's connecticut minga direct Inns TO PIT
b1h and the est without change u Also to Ceaa PENNEY
'AD' --- ' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
81 MINER ARRANGEMEET,
COmneneing June l87l.-Lea's New York as follows:
6am-For Femingon Eaon Bethlehem nsueh Chunk williams
port Wlkesbare PsOu AahAnoy City TunAhlnaoef' TO"Anda
Il NOR Feninqon Eaon Allentown Msnch Chunef wilkes
barre Resng Columbia Lancaster Ephla IAnI PosTAe hans
az. m--Por Easton, Allentown and Miuch Churh
$50 m-Por Easton Allentown Miurh ChaneA and BsTder~
400 D. m.-Fof Someryile an fsHing0n-
5I5 p m.-FoF SoaosyiLe
6p. n-For Ras,on.
D. m-JEmirrant-For Easton and the West
~ m fo P,sseI on wednesday, AMI Saturdays only
TrIir, e.v. FOR Elizabeth $3.50, 600 $50 g S ~ yO
o:s6 IO;0 It mp m l:C0, 300 2l5 j:l5 J;5 i 80
s:{5 55 $780, 5:l5 600 60 1900 1fo sO' WV WV 'f''
E'oPm FOR THE WEST.
daily S1nf1ys fJr Esnn Alien
town Harrisburg West Connects At Harrisburg Oi Ee anl he
Oil R ions SOmcrc for Femgtn toAnee1s AZ me
Stroaishnrg water Gap Scranton B.uamo faeAe az
Pipsbury for hanch C.unfk, GllsesDhIe M
ExPRzss daily, for EasiOn behhen aen'
town Redng Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Steep
Pittsburgh thasp eVht'ts A. 'NAs-'-
IN Delaware AMI Western Railroad for Scranton
seepngcars through from Jersey C 20 PITTSBURGH every e'enhg
Tickets Tor obtained a. tie ONCE Of the Central h
ol m NeTJesy loot Of Lleryst n Y; At No Aston House
Nos 25i III 2G Broadway at No 10 am AZ ~,
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting MONDAY May 1870, from koses M Grand sta
ferries
la m, Nail snd Accommodation o Patchogus.
10 o. M, Babylon Accommodated, and all Stations
II RoekawaJ Elcurson vail be on June
3; krp for Pstehogue connecting with stages IT Des
port Fire Place, and south Haven.
t:p p. m Accommodation for PAchoguc
s:D ?; M, Accommodation Tor Isl p and AL stations -,
t;JJ Accommodation for hek anu all SaloSsi on sa1nfuAs
tdroagh 70 babylon
Ga aad $50 p EIpfe., with boat At Ba5yoH Tor
Fire Island.
All trains connect VALLEY for ocsaWaJ except the 3o IN
non New York and the q s. train from lflp
The company erected bangs R0eAAsy beaen o
rth sihineats AMI The saehce Of oIsuraiouisiA
Tetsts 10 snd from the beach, Dollar
e. w. DuvuLAs sassr,s,ssdsat
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Westebeeter Counir Real estate for Sale.

CENTRAI.-AVE., below Jerome Park-A plot
" 100 Lot for sale the extraordinarily low fgure Of 49,
being two offerings Westches
ter STANLEY DAY No. Ill Broadway,
Trinity Builing basement
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Auttiou 6nleo of Real gctate.
). JoHg,os, w., Aucuonesr
by NSON a. MILLER.
D AtlIIONKBE8 AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERg

by JOHE$oH& KILLER,
No. B Gg 49, 5-r r. a,1s Sk E.,,.,.
''-'''' '''-'''' WEDSE,,DAiI. J1J7. % ''''''' -
the Rres-nge Sa'.srornr 80. ~ B-os'v,v - 7.
POSITIVE AsSTGSbFy SALE OF YAbCABIt HiStPtCrr7.
ISG AID TESEhrSI PlOPfRiY SO. Is pMICEsT.. AED
HLSH v. ylGE AND IIo14s McGaAW, Ass.dslE on
10 . cliSToysT., BETWEEN HoUgroy AND sravroy.
ST5Threeftorg, blsemot an su.eLr re- g zg con
o. he rear Of te dot ar .hrc ss m of o. re- .s ;
stories cellar .spec,yey bolt IN TO- 'aata ran e ii
s s. ,ss XXI, I2' si o r t q re , y y,s 10
With beams, tne. a1 s,bl tone coIA Also ,sas
30 So EAST FoCHTEEyrHsr., BBTwEEe, AVENUES A
bakery, 60rlJJ3 contains % sair sli rs llo;
os sGs'tsnisI ourr, All cir as lao, s Is .
eoh,e1ieny arranged with IanHe 81 god cser lie Whole reo i
sac positive aad without reserve. Tens ,,,,,-
st, New orf api Isl Broosa or 20 ELzEki1aWAT.
KINS, Auoney for A.s.guee, Is 3 ls,sl.st Nes lofA
I JOHNSON, jry .Auctioneer;
FOX oR' w ESF sfBWiIBSife,TiTRoy
SlArLS ISLAND
BBAUrlFTL PgoPggIG y, CnRMlEG Lo g,g,lsgs
cot5 5Hyp6y O. 3 s Sf2ERD"'
win positively ssll witholt limit . o'e'ock 3. r
TUESDAY, yulg y, on he fle.le., 800
100 or TIKI CHOICEST VILLA PLOTs tie .'y o. New
- Merchants clerks ami us ness en make note Of fet
Ths RToPsiy to be sSd S1Z ne f5V
and FOkESTAy rs, In tbs inndi.te vicinity Of - s.s Ey' "a
Ksss George FaIcs shaw O. 8l@ Cas, bfte De K,, CO.,
Meg Ra'as h Deased sd many more Of orr NOS prominent y
streets al graded Erer Tot Rely ir hmsie npro'ensat
HOW TO o, gorth shore Staten Iad PERI
oOck TUESDAY July 20 irou Pier H. Aoro E'er 81
1 -" 20 JOHNSON < MILLER, = Sassaast Scv.Yors.
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Cfrnr6lon9.

nAILY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
~ SATURDAYS AMI SUNDAYS excepted Th fast sailing steam
boat upper lower saloons SYLVAN SHORE Capt one
will leave Eorh Eghth-t, Wiamsburgh, 6:4O Eghthst,
River Peckip, 1880 ChnsoPhert, North RIVER
a H. Pier North River 3:3O q. m. 49,.
On SATURDAYS om Newark (Fha below stephen COniif. at
Q o'clock m. landing at Bergen Point - -
BAIT, LINES, AND REFRESHMENTS ON BOAkI.
Also Bras5 and CoHllon Band. Fare FIFTY CENTS.
NEW-YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
~ CoMPANT-Ohee 800 Westst-To SARATOGA AND RBICkS
Pare for tie TIP IS tickets for sale the Pier "
r. Steamer leaves daily at p saturdays eIcepedl
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Gnmmer Retreats.


DREAD LOAF INN-RiptOn, Vermont rapidly
ID becoming the celebrated sumner rsot Of ihs ooi
COOPER HOUSE, Otscgo Lake, CO0pcrstown,
" Y-NOW OPEN Elegantly furnished; Gas b.'i' blllrs,
Croque and Archery grounds Boating Filming steaoalag u
's'"' y p Address CHAs. 4 wATKISs
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, in q farm
" house preferred igr elderly gcltaani N D. frflr'.t y
suited Aires with location terms which nat = .Ilts - G
w 1IMPSON, 1914 Ilir'-ise. On,-Aonilel Il--L
CURF HOTEL,
y FIRE ISLAND.
Through Tickets and Bggsse clicked FOOT u o'ese 90 n
ard $3.50 N. u. r. ;. sAai''s.
CEA-GIRT HOUSE, Monmouth Co., y. j.
- This pleasant situated directly DE AtAc shore,
now o. cls Take tie o"oe p De- trsn
via rien and Amhoy arosl 10 Fsmil-'l ~ ~ VII %
in readiness convey you IN touse G. GABBblaoN ogrs,o
TFHE PETTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, Conn,
Las s. some family rooms no; t1a1i ore ~ ne cooest
tealtbest ulaces D New uud style enough make guests
fabe and happy eight miles Of tie CsIdees -oio
daily
For particulars and reference send for clrcular
H. /. PARkTR, Proprietor.
Formerly Hl-oalse q Hc5e
TTIHE BEST OF BOARD at a farmhouse one
milo ess; OF Gaon .t8oa 20 ,gcncy .. a. Ere Raj
war Terms moderate Address j. y DElO A0na, lr ,'gas
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Gonrlirn Dror:rtn 10 Get.

NEW French-rOOf COTTAGES to LEI or
~ for SALE at Ruherfuri Park Station y. J.
TH0S z. AlSEW No. 300 Gecnveh'st, NsvYort
no LET-At RAVENSW0OD, l.. l., RESI-
DFgCR with stale o ground te ltFeen
the rsences ri Messfs ani Bone For pruors &C. IA
Quire Of II. MERRiIT No. 50 Tli.d-ave
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flusirdI Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER. ...- -,, ,o,r
vii 9sroe Of one Hundred PIANOS MELODEONs and oh1Ahs
iy maker AZ extremely low prices for cash during III
or " take from - ontbly until pi ne saas -, RsaL
rent money applied II purchased. Nc" OHsieAIs '' "
Mou'hlv inaaiments received FOR sane
III Won want good PIANO, cheap, , CHI y.
MERRELLs Wafcroo No 8Unionsuare so.i Oh To- before
or r9tc enst,rers suited; large Sloek beat mAAe~ b"0A
selecting elsewhere ----:-,,,
DIANOS.-5O secondhand Pianos OF various ooIs
4 makers comprising Squares, uPhsh' nno u,an' sovs
sre for SALE, at low prices, By 'l' - pfhb,,
No II East Fourteenth st., between Broadway ana Inln
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4 COLLEGE GRADUATE. having had five
,.L.s ~ reac desires Orr class SITUATION al
dress boz H. knoxville. OisBge Cospg D. y.
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Gouses ano farms n,antt0.

WANTED 10 RENT or PURCHASE-A
w good TLoURING MIL, IN OK about Ses-IoT Ap2J 10 'AL
WIN PHELPS, ~ Broadway.
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Go n)bom II man Concern

DEPAkThLAI " i'D' ~ NEw-YeRK, July l6, ls7o
NOTICE ia hereby given that FIVE PER
~ r nsg will be aided the lt day 81 August nert on all
- 80 Pc,ts CIAs G. CORNELL Water Registrar.