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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRtGuToE,
For the week ending Tuesday, September ~, ls7o.
AxouNr o. srocK At MARKEr,-
-,,. cata,. sl,ssg; s'o,s,. H9z,, cai.'
las Last wee, week To- E zee , Sl9l DO 5a @
Paioss.-Bs,f caine--EStra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, t!mD $3.50 first quality 30 q l155 second
lO Ms total weight Of hide talow and dressed beci
a Tow choice single pairs fj.5j siiD Bulls 40,
vorIag .-slsoR sHOp pair or according TO their
value as beef. Handy Steers, ~ n y.
without calves ~ may be agreed ARROW and ordlna-
Ste,e.--Yeq.liqgs, il5S2' twoycors old, sgSisj
sls,p md Ia5'1'-I a ets eStra, oo n % cts v h.
ssot,,~whclesaie, 10 allie, retail iii aiilov h. Fat
Hogs 10y 10 iicR NJ. Spring Pigs u @o@ v 10.
re, cai,s,,ti.oo a il5@g head. .,-...,,..-
Tallow, n IT,, country lots 6lD GA cts v 10. Pclts
with WOOL on, so a ~ Cts each, country lott a1i
t2i.
RHuAnKs.-Prime Northern cattle arc not moving with
quite the usualc, aud change hands at io on Ordna-
~ steers aud heller, move quiet requiring urging No
sold early. The market s almost free from Texas cat
Ito. stock arrives plenty from Maine. with fair show
Of hucheung oxen. A. n. Monroe sold ~ j. Taylor q
steers, AZ c 81 81 average 1903 he J. y. Cook sold
steers At $50 per cent average 0ls lbs 20 stoers at
steers At iloS6 Is g. on ipi5i6s Fitch Mciynn soid
70 steers a. 1850 per cwt ~ sk average Gs hs NJ. r.
oxen atSii per cwt 10 dress o0D lbs each 10 three
years old steers at go per cwt 70 dress 6U 7O he
lbs each cows at sets per H.. Capt Flint sold oxen
at f2, y dress y0 lhs each. Cow. at s-an ewt. W.
Jones sold oxen at $3.50 cwt. 10 dress loo lbs each
Sheep and Lambs arrive In good numbers, there being
full ~ many butchers can handle, The market can
not be called dull but moderately fair At last weeks
quotations. s. w. Benham sold lj1 lambs at ti.2l per
head. r. T. Parker N lambs, az 500 per head. r..
Poster 10 sheep and lambs At $3.50 W. Doty, from
New York sold 10 sheep and lambs at Si0 per head.
Poultry extra 2n 2lc. prime l9i A iqlc. good -i
l9c medium " a 7ie Quotations unchanged. A.
the market is not stocked, gull prices main
tanned. The largest lot was sold BY r. w. French
Son,-l ton " chickens and iowl-nt c per lh Young
turkeys are selling at Pc per h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
Legal tlntioes.

HIRAM JACKS ESTATE.-The
Il n Subscribers having been appointed by tho Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington, Com
mi-oners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF Hiram
jack, late Of painheld, In said District, deceased,
represented nsovent and the term OF six months from
the sth day Of Sept, 1870 being allowed by said Court
TO the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend to the duties Of our appointment the
dwelling house of Edwin H. Foster, in plan1ed the
fourth saturdays Of October and February next at
o'clock In the afternoon, each Of said days.
STEPHEN SPENCER, lcomroi.,to,a,.
SOLOMON BARTLETT, ! NoinniiH9ione's'
Plainhold, September ~, A. ID. 1870. $685.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

fiRE The barn on the town farm in Ilartaud
inst. together with twenty-five or thirty tons of
hay, and forty or fifty hushcsof oats. Supposed
to have caught from sparks from the house chin
ney Insured $50 dollars on building, and 80
dollars on contents in the Windsor co. Mutual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

ra-One Of few new lecturers probably destined
to achieve a aattering and lasting success in an
already crowded field, Is Miss Lillian $ EDGAR
roN of New York Her list of engagements for
the coming season is already quite large, and we
are told, includes every one of the twenty-four
places where She appeared last year She is pro-
uounccd superior to Anna Dickinson, or Olive
Logan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

- Our advertising columns this week contain
the announcement that DR. q. u Plumley has
many friends and patrons in this vicinity will be
much pleased at this determination on his part
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

Brum SurSE>r -Messrs. Storrs &c Joses Of
this village have shipped during the week past
232 tubs Of butter 10, AS lbs, the average price
being from 80 to 374cts per %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

MURRAY CNrESAm FuSD-At the Universal
ist Centenary Meeting held at the Church Of the
Messiah, last Sunday morning, STOP we're con.
uibutol for the Murray Centenary Fund.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

NEW Posi- OucE-A new Post Office has re-
Gently been established at South Cabot, formerly
llooker.yGe) and Mr.. Louis Paquu has been APP
pointed Post Master
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

ST. ALgANs BUTTER MAuET, TrgsoAr, sept.
20. The markc. was lively, and prices ranged
from go to 40 cents, according to quality. Ship
ment- Butter, g0l tubs Cheese, 20 boxes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
= WIN. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN, residing in


the city and county Of New York, state Of New
YORK dep9ss aId sSy tnA sS s StIs. .nnfs clam
slo made on the 2ld day OF February 7 at Peacham
Vermont, in the county Of Caledonia, by George B.
StTe OF land SpH Srrs Gore Vermont ''S y" ''
The lands claimed as aforesaid are the following named
,p, four o. hyo 90, eleven an thirteen 40 eighteen
90, tWenyrhree g2l twentyiye le5l, twenty-sx CO.
,t & thS,y nins & % .sya
i0ryseyon on and the Gore adjoining dl which : At
teehsd 70 Lot 90 and & part 81 the 81 division Of the
ia Tie county Of caledonia the following lands, wit
Lots numbered i've or and twent,-loar tef And that
the nd lands may hereafter become the subject OF legal
controversy between myself and parties 70 me now un-
Known and that wish 70 take tho testimony q George
to viz in The town Of WesiSoro in the State Of Masa
chusets TO be used in any suit hereafter TO BE- tried IN
roaest that some person residing In said State o. Maa
ehases may be spponted 70 take said deposition with
'''''''' - ~ ' ~''' ". M. CHAMBERLAIN.
SrArE or VeRMosr,
WINDSOR cousrf, -.
Tho above adaylt sworn to this nth day OF August,
A, d, ls70 Before me, 49,. ,auvs ,,.pcv
.fr n Judge Of Windsor County Court.
In pursuance Of the foregoing AFFIDAVIT and petition of
William d Chamberlain, hereby eve notlcs TO Az
tRat shall asrssaby % the statute Of the State o. Yer
I ceany u %scT 20 and sao q %
authorizing and directing han, tho .aid Biscce 90 take
tho depOztun OF the said George D. Chandler, Al tho
dwrllnghousc Of the sah BiscOe IN hestboro aiore-
said, the lat day Of unobeA y; slo, a. ~ O'clock
In the Orcnoon such other time a. he may then
appoint In puruAnoe ofand for the purposes mentioned
Ia tho nregong AFFIDAVIT, And hereby order that due
notice be given 10 all parties nereatod, by publication
III this order In tho Vermont Matchaan State Journal
printed aud published a. Montpeler Ia the County OF
Washington and State Of Vermont three weeks success
syely the last publication whereof shall DO before
the I'D day OF September, $40.
Given under NY hand at Royaton In tho County OF
Windsor, this 9Th day VI Sepseuber. AZ p, is7e
~ ~ - JOHN ), MARCY,
3i2ds Judge Of Windsor County Court Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
SHEEP

The display in this department was quite ex-
tensiye and we noticed with pleasure that the
majority of those on exhibition belonged to the
coarscr wooded sheep, which we believe 10 he much
better and more easily raised than the merino
breeds which have monopolized so much Of the
time and attention heretofore at State Fairs. We
regretted much however, that several very fine
hocks from this county were unrepresented. -
Among the most noticeable entries in this depart
ment were the lot Of 25 Cotswold sheep, entered
by George V. Hoyle, of Champaign, n. Y. a lot
Of S. & H. S. Town, of Montpelier lot Of
II. NJ. Arms, of Springfield and lot of A. w.
Grswod, of Morrisyille, Mr.. @. X. Gray, Of
East Montpelier, had also on exhibition fine lot
of South Down sheep. The following are among
the premiums awarded
CoTswoLD AND LEIcEsTERs.- Bucks, two years
and over, lst premium, II. NJ. Arms, Springfield
$40 %, Snow and II $. Town, Montpelier, 100
81, II. NJ. Arms, Springfield. Bucks, under two
years, LIST premium, II. NJ. Arms, Springfield,
$40 ID, b. +. Dana, Springfield, $500; Sd, A.
W. Griswold, Moirisyille, 5000
MIDDLE WoOLED.-Bucks, two years and over,
lst premium, G. X. Gray, Fast Montpelier, $40.
Bucks, under two years, LIST premium q. X. Gray
$40; %, j. A. Shedd, 800. Ewes in pens OF
five, two years, lst premium, o. X. Gray, 500 ;
10. X. Gray, same under two years, $500 y.
X Gray, pen three buck lambs, $500 @. X.
Gray, pen three eve lambs, $500.
The exhibition of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

Wos not as large, we think, as we have noticed
at previous fairs, although some very fair animals
were on exhibition There were none however
from this county.
POULTRY
In this department Mr.. 4. H. Roleau OF Essex
Junction had very fine show and Mr. Allen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

-.s.s

- a valued friend has our thanks for most
delicious clusters Of four varieties Of grapes,
grown in Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21

RicWoSp Monday, rs tubs Of butter were
sold in Richmond bringing from IS to 10 cents per
pound, and 300 boxes Of cheese at from 10 to y
cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
Washington County Court.

NON ID H. Nithlti eng Judyc.
Hon. G.. W. II. DwINEiL.) ,..
Hon josiah Woou. A'""a" J"dg'f.
No. H. Jos Sawyer rs. +. j. Green. Gov
enant broken. +. j. Deavitt, Redfeld q Gleason
and Randall & Dumnt for plaintiff. Dillingham;
and lcaton Reed for defendant Verdict for
plaintiff for Slii72.
No. 80. Susan d. Lance rs. John D. Lance
Action on the case for irauduently procuring dis
charge Of mortgage. lleaton 4 Reed and billing
ham for plaintiff j. p. hanson and Randall q
Dumnt for defendant. Verdict for defendant
no. G3. Charles W. Davenport IS. Samue
Keith. Malpractice. Randall n Dunnt and
Jas y. johnson for plaintiff H. Carpenter, Geo
NJ. Fix and Dillingham; for defendant On trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
Hett advertisements

4 LADY who has been cured Of great ner-
A vous debility after many year. Of misery, desires
70 make known 10 all fellow sufferers tho n
relief Address enclosing stamp, MRS N. MERRITT,
be sont free by return mail. f639
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-21
CIMON B. WATERWAYS ESTATE

East Montpelier Sept, q, 4. b. 1870. o5,1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

At the opening OF the Gold Exchange at 10 M, gold
sold Ill; at 1903 11Os 1O Iii; 1O lOI H. IO. li47
lOI 1925 lOi $780, lOl 1851 llOl; 20 llOI; 1885, Ill
17, III; 1853. H. 1ll; 900, Ill and closed D.
at llli At $685. gold III; 400. ills. The
transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows: Clearngs, ss7.6SiOOO Gold balances, N,SoO
Currency balances s2cSG7O Holders OF gold paid from
to per cent for carrying over balances.
We give the transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank for
yesterday follows: Clearngs, ss6,775Oco; Gold bal
ances s3G7l.52i Of; Currency balances, s299Oil o.
Government bonds much strOngerttoday. The
Gs OF 1881 sold at li4 52Os OF 1862 1895 clio coupon
1864 1925 coupon 1861 1855 TO lOqI G currency, ma
per cent above the lowest quotation OF gold The
actions in Governments large, and the prices evil
dence OF the increasing confidence Of capital tmid
III public securities. II rather singular fact that
the Is currency stand in the market next 70 the gold
issue due In 1881 This fact is significant the
belief In the minds OF capitalists that are fast ap-
preaching the era OF specie payments.
Our City Bank stocks held too firm for sales to be
OF any considerable amount, and prices well up.
In state bonds, there decline in Virginia from IS,
yesterday to a. and OF the from 70 to r. and bet
at the Second Board Tennessee Gs and coupon sold
at SssSs. do. new, as.. North Caroinas steady with
sales OF new at o. Ohio s. OF 1885 sold at los e0a
IN Railroad bonds the transactions were larger than
si ava; Union Pacific, Sjl ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
So; and Western Union Telegraph IS, 90
The Stock market rather quiet OF the First and
second Board hut prices compared with yesterday
were steady. Chicago ana North Western sold ut si 81
and sCses7i Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, and In
danapos At "a ST. LOUIS aud Iron Mountain at 49i
AFTER the adjournment OF the Board the market was
stronger and prices advanced.
The following are the highest sales at The dates given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
THURSDAY. March lO-P. ".

The Gold Exchange continues to be the
theater Of most interest andi most exctement-and
"the running too and fro in hot haste' Is evidence
that parties risk something on the "hazard OF q
bet" Whether gold in the next half hour Will be llOs
or ILL., or whether "bears" will depress TO ITO to-day,
or tho bulls" toss it up to ILL., "God Is down. said
gentleman TO friend "Yes" "Will it go up again ~
mo- there why II should and 1t is better
for the interests OF all that It should go down TO par
with currency" Many parties regard the expectation Of
specie to pay for importatons OF foreign
goods as impovershing 1.-THE country. Why not export
gold well wheat or coal they are oil the product OF
our labor, and II produce gold, as cheap as we
can iron COAL corn, wheat why not export tf IL We
had TO buy It, the case would be different but long as
we produce It, why is 1t not cheaper to send abroad
as we make profit million Of gold than we do
OH million dollars of wheat. We have gold ore enough
in our mines 10 pay our debt thousand times OVER and
then there ia gold, and labor will dig II out and coin
it, and give IL circulation.
offerings OF bonds today 10 the Government were
i6SOOO from 1860 TO rs. The ST. 900 purchased
were all under lO7 The following are the awards by the
Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

Hearth and Home has recently published q
number Of excellent humorous sketches by Mr. Thomas
Worth artist who has not been long before the world
but has deveonAd genuino eonc talent which deserves
20 be highly priced HIS drawing is not perfect. but
with all his defects be IS one of foremost Of the funny
men Hearth aud Home has three Of his illustrations
this week. an article from Mrs. II. B. Stowe, several
stories and a variety OF miscellaneous matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
James T Bates
ChaE 7. Bates
al.....,...,,..sl.O goo. 600

The vote in the Senate to-day, rejecting the provision in
the Funding BILL has been the Of great rejoicing in
the street. and 10 meet with universal favor among
all Americans. who do not regard 1t wise policy for
nation, with like this 20 go to Europe with
agencies for money Our bonds good that capital
will here for them. This action Of the Senate
strengthened the price Of Government bonds
Foreign exchange is weak to-day, and the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
ID. APPLETON & Co,
90, 92 AND 81 GRASD-ST., n. Y.
~ rnnnp.r. NrnpNINn ANn HNRNIhl

THE GOOD REPORT: MORNING AND EVENING LESSONS
YoR LENT By Alice b. Haven vel. limo. Coh. el so.
THOUGHTS oS PERSONAL RELIGION; BEING TREATISE
on THR CHRISTIAN LIFE IN ITS TWO CHIEF ELEMENTS.
DEVOTION AND PRACTICE. BY Rev T. N. Gouburn, d. D..
Fourth American Edition With PREDATORY Note by Rev. Geo. HOugh
Con D. D. lyol l2mo 81
THE PURSUIT OF HOLINESS Sequel to Thoughts On Per
,ora Religion Intended carry the reader somewhat further onward
m e Spri,nsl Life By NJ Gonlburr D. VOL limo Is
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION By bliss sswelL vol.
l1no. Cloth. 81 rs
Ker Of the above fra, By B,oa any sdires the Ulsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
90 @bnm ii mug 6orttrH.

ALL WHO WISH to join the North Carolina
Hyde PARK Association will do well ,pplI the
first division being rapidly filed np Fan particulars At their O
I32 BrOom..,t hours from o'clock to Ocloci
IAQUES, POS Broadway COMMISSIONERS
~ DEEDS an States and Terriiorles lCnt this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK. POO, Of Lhstv At, North River
On and snsr AoSDAi Dec 40 1868. passenger trains will
IRAvR NEW YORK FOR BERGEEAvR-A s.ls s;3s r,Is
7so ans 40 lv'lo, ll;loa m M $40, t3o, b:3e
IEivR FEW YORK ron WEST BRRGBs-M so I;ls, ssh.
LEAvR KEW.YORk foR REwARK-M SIS sD. 1ils, 1852
s5 $50 1910 iiiio n 10 10 III. J. $50. 49, sio.
-N y H. u RICKBR Superintendent
A. usu Pa As,ak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
Ht6 publications.

MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHI cos
~ OFFICE has teen TsnoVsd to No 14O RsORsi. n Y.
BOOKS FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.
I'D Published by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
~ alp;
s:D. n M,l train for Grsenport
1880 m for Ros u Cove, Loen,t valley Huntington. iai
Eorthport
3pp Rv.rhesd Express Train
p m for Rosyn Glen Cove Le.un valley Huntington, ana
Eorihpor .
s30p m. for North fsiA
An train, connect Branch for Hampstead.
sassay ts Tor Roslyu Locust Valley Huntingdon, and
hsr'hpoH law h1u' WV l. D. BARTON supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
EOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
CvTA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS
TBB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CosPANY
will despatch Of their trss full power steamship
IRON PIER 40. 40 N r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
a, foloru
COLORADO. Capt WILLIAMS. 49, at pm
NEBRASKA, Capt GuARD...........Mlrch2 20. allan
MANHATTAN Capt FoRsITH...."Mareh 90 at } p IN.
MINNESOTA. Capt PRICE .........."Aphl6 ADAM
IDAHO, Capt CUrrSG,"......'.....A9rll IL. t3p
NEVADA. Capt GRSES...............Aphl2 20. hs:3OLa
Cabin passage, $50, gold
st.,ngt passage (Onee No. 20 Brosi-ayl so. currency
For iregh, or cabin passage ,pply,o
WILLIAMS ouTos. No 6, w,r.t
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
IaPsn Lin. Of Royal Mail steamer. are sPPo1tea TO sail As lou
81! OF siTS%p4i M.s5
s succeeding SATURDAY alternate TLASDAl h0a Pier
no '''N NV" RATES OF PASSAGE
Bf THs NAIL STEAMER SAILING SvEAr nIuHpAr
rasr ar5s ~ GOLD 500 sTKlRa at. e.".s'n
T. ii@5;, T TS E:@iai g
rAsIon 81 rus 1rE,DAI STEAMER va sArAI
p,ys5i. I IN Cold p,y,tis IN csir,ne,.
nv,rpool... Liverpool.
S. John. N y, BY Branch Is St joh5., NJ By Br.aeH %
.io forwarded Hamburg Bremen &c.
Tei.r ,. bGUEhths at noi.r.ts rates P.nO.' vArso
Tor further information; ,gp, At q. Company. once.
JOHN q. DALE. Aren't. SO. IS BrOadvy.sr
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTRAssIIIPS BETWEEN SE@,YoRk AND HaVaE. CALLING
III. splendid t, ,ore . Continent viii ..
from Pier No 30 soTh River as follow" ,,,nr.v
Ih TF Fis A AS
ST LAURENT Lematt sATURDAY. Ipnl5o
TO BRRsT OR HAvRg-fs Cabin sisS, second C.Ssu SIS
TO PARIS neudng railway neisp frat cabin Ass second cabin
11.t h.anr, do not oarry rt,,og, pa,.tng,ri
BY Lin. se Is 1 SyPfi' IRON iHlE ls
So.s SRo MIeKsszK Agent oi a an
DUGERs AMERICAN LINE to EUROPE.
AZ f0R BREMLN. COPENHAGEN, STE1TIN, AM HAyRR.
The S"'el." AH' steamship RIsrxc Stan
will b. dispatched from Pier % North River on
THURSDAY MARCH a.
Rates Of Pasge- CABIN. so, % CABIN s6ci sts,s. $40
FOr freight or p,."se sppb to
RuGER BROS. IO3 Peul,t
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and
- L0SpoSDERRf-TnB ANCHOR LINZ
'' rom Psr e s .!s.s s s @ '''
esasRi i ss i ddSoiiGGsMAhhina Observation-Disclosures
AsD EyFsi s4rSap aaS1f2TfiasaR;;ir4iE l 10
hTE ss, 9 naP PASSAGE. PAiABLB is cIaRESCI,
EIearson het,b good for 10 nonih.. leo
r'sr ,.s: :ss' a;l ss: s: .t O &c. iiH' '
r..ssis bseld to ssd fsn Hamburg Hs'n Rotterdam. Antwerp
PsI. :;..a p,s,: 81 ,... B,.l. and Ireland
1' Company 'se'' No B'-iHEr'' ,J S.s ie,l
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
l. ftssmship WISER. Capt o. WsAls
.Tti d. us,,.d States Mail 'sI hoa III. ps Aa q
SATURDAY, hnh "a
BREhKH SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASsBhGkRs TO
LONDON, hAvkB. SOUTHAMPTON and BHkNEn hsss,s<
Tsiss PAYABLE - gold;
e.:
btseftfe hon Bremen. so. Gold
To ~ shossd D, tbe steamship AMERICA OF ssd ~
)" hass, or S....s. .,pi5s oELsicas Co. Ne ~ s,s.s
| LONDONDERRY to NEW YORK DIRECT
IN. ssssd clipper sLp NSsRnAHA. capt hsG.h, si ,sl
Mach Odsrs s pasagt lowest rstss a. KNOX Co.,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

IL UDSON III ' Elk RAllLhOAD.-lTa rains leave
Il L. Thriethst follows;
BIpre.s DrAwingroom attached
1880 4 NJ, Day Express, Drawing room ears attached.
IN. Montreal Express, Drawing room attached ~ .
$3.50 Pacific With Sleeping throug Cacage TIS
cot change. N r. R., also L. 4. NJ. :. RR (pnJL
II ?. M, Might Express Sleeping ears attached
1904 m, 1880 and mp Poughkeepsis TrainA
ga ~, 4l5 and $3.50 Din. P@Ah.-ih rrAlah
AMI ia p. M, sing Slug Trains -
go. 73o ESQ., II NJ i:25 $40, 1.Hd ;o n, f0nfs'
Trains.
(eLm to POushieep,s on suniayL) NJ ToUcEY Sup.
Nov Is. 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
UNITED STLTEs INTERNAL REvsSUB,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, ElGHTH DISTRICT YORK.
EKs-YORK March T. 1870 }

UNITED SrITgs lSTERSn REv.sUR,
COLLECTORS OFFICE ElsHTH DISTRICT, kk"foHH I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, thet Tor neg,
hns ifsi s3 Su i 6 b Nos 80 md SO
sSass ' Z. to 6 SRI IS SPPR FIX
RRs &c on h. premises 3ls and $50 West Thirty
ssssss%.Ss steam boilers. Steam sas steam pumps m.pger
First Foor-5 pumps mash tubs mash box low win. tub
Second nocrs yeast tubs copper cooler grain Mills dOubler
and worm t1b water tank platform scale grndo1.
YARD receiving cst.rus grain elevator Ho-s scales, smOl.
ooe1 desks bed:'es aud bedding lounge table chairs shan
AID eh,ttel much thereof shah b.
ssSss PTBc SUcTi0S on tie 18th ds 81 Msrcb 1870 o. ne
premises Of the pssry Nos $40 and go West .
DOOMS of the NEW-YORK BOARD of
III FIRE uNDERwRIIERS NOA lSG and 1853 Broadway New
At meeting tie Board held to-day following preamble and rO
0q Se w w.Ss Board hereby decar. that their deliberate u
upon their experience them to AMIN that
g5 interest," nS, hs 1GRS , e}g 5 nrII ~, . @ a. on S
uniform and adequate but not eEoui rates premium and in til.
That company IN which insure which selection
resulted disaster parties holding policies
Of Sompsns. needed to reach the most reliable inoWieds ~.
subject similar results must continue to iGIp" similar .et.
this Board and which approach closely 10 the rates eunt In 1914
SET, % iis Ps portion o6s Insurance 6cp,Ie. and -,
.1 WITH aS,as ia.r.st. AND PROMPT REcocSTioS OF
Companies WORTHY or CONTINUED CONFIDENCE viii sdhsf.
e5, to the e!1g rates " n;e Of Justice to her customer
those who desire from ali eO'AnI respecting rates adopt the follow
R,td That premium established by til. Board Jan
and a Governing the save any ms t.iaShs :. and % s
hereby declared advisory from apa seT MTes se 3 O'clock
?. m Msl: ". hEAsllAm, secretary.
SIGISMUND ANDERSON of Carleskroni,
RIKER, wOOdsid., Queens County, Long Island.