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ing the small means at their disposal, never
hsd question made euch rapid pro-
gIess s.,I II l. 20 short space q time. He
il this bill we're passed. the government
would be handed over to the Conservative par
+ in the very crisis OF the countr!'s fate. 4
laugh. Heu, lie derived consolation from the
fact that this country bad sometimes even sur
viyed 3 Consevative administration ["Hear,
ane laugh.] Il there was any mesaing u
an argument Of that kind, it was thie, that. il
tie country were properly and justly repre-
sented, the Federal party Ehou1d be sitting On
did not believe word Of it. He undertook to
| cay there would be change from the moment
| women Obtained the franchise Ii the way IN
which subjects in which they were interested
were treated By the House Il was sometimes
| might IS well be eaid that grass should not be
| green, and il they excluded 4 aufbciencv Of air
md Light and moisture, it would not long be
! go. With their daily press, the ablest, moat
| interesting, and cheapezt in the world, fall
could ther prevent women being political
To say that women should not Is political
! was to eay thst they should take no
csse Of their children and no interest
" connt tne fts19snses 9s md sna progress Of their
sumea not to know that there was a gallery be-
hind that screen Il laughj, but he Rlways no.
tlced that when kny houdtaole member Was
| aLout to deliver whit he considered An ill-
portant speech, come Of the female members
Of Lis family came down to listen to him. r.
laugh. II females deteriorated as political
knowledge became general among them the
families OF members of Parliament must 10
derls1ahlE ignorant rs Hear."} But ha bad
neyeS observed that deterioration Oh The
contrary, he had found. more force and
viTacitv and intellectual nayor than tas to be
found elsewhere [" Hear. hear. But ii
xas saia that women would not 1se The fsan,
cfise il they lad il. Since the Munlcipa!
Franchise bill passed women hAd the power ot
local voting, and thsy used it. in aha naighbot'
hood with which he was connected, much i
the same proportion IL men THIS bill woalt
, | not compel women to vote manr men ever
had votes and dill not use them. Women nov
| voted in corporate and nou-cosporate towns. h
J noneorFo9ste terna :hey voted. under y
prorerty On which they we're rated.
woman might thus hive as many As al.
, | votes Nh,le man had only one but
here WAS the anomaly-When they came to til
t arE.ments1 election the man had one vote
{ but tie woman, Of however h15e prope1tr
bad zone So, also, in the rauniciral tasrs
i women were admitted to vote; taeY went I
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4roposals.
or TAUNTON RIVER.

OFFICE or rrF U. g FYoiNTER. Oct. g $50
Proposals viii be received ut hi, Office until ~ NJ
thc igth OF this month for dredging channel through
the shoals H. the Taunton River, commencing at
point called the Needlss," situated 81 miles below
Taunton
The channel TO be GO feet wide and AZ feet deep ut
low water involving an eNcava ion ~ the Needles OF
about t0O cube wards. The drcdgng will be contin.
ued up the river uDul the whole amount available
(tl0.OO0) Is expended.
The mate1al 10 be dredgcd Is hard, compact gravel
intermixed with bouders.
TIE dfcdged material IA to he deposited the data
opposite III hton inside OF Grassy Island "Digh.
ton Rock" or at Pine mn bend OF near The piers Of
the Old bridge. provided that proper bulkheads be
struced ~ the two lst places to prevent the material
being again washed into the channel.
lropOsas must state the price pcr cubic ward for
dredging ana dcrosn- the uiaersl IN the places in.
dcatcd also. the price cubic yard for the removal
70 the shore Of all bonders that cannot be brought
hy the shovel OF the dretge
Propus lie must De endorsed on the envelope Pro.
p5sl's Tor Taunton svc- blank forms for hrinosals
anu guarantee" up1u Nhcl all bids must 30 made ont
TO insure consideration, be obtained this olce
upon application. j. q. POSTER
lieutcnhntColuncl Engiaeers.
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dermcn, and Commonay OF the CITY OF New York
'''''''' TO TIE ExTEyDlHo OF
westerly to West street, by widening Robinson ,,r,.t
ON the orthery and southerly sides thereof from COZ
lese place f IL VIII TnE '; Gfff OF NEW YORK.
We. the underslgned Commissioners Of estimate and
notice to the owner owners occupant or occupants
na ed pd S ana a9d xo ay e Or 70
same, and 70 all others whom It may concern, TO wit;
sessment in the sboveened matter, and that al per.
sons whose interests affected thereby and who may
%riibs duly vcrI6ed According 70 law, u james Il,
Coleman. ESQ.,. our Chairman at the office Of the Com
Missioner NO. ~ Nassau street room No. ~. IN the
city Of New ork on or before the I'd day OF septenr
Second That the abstract OF oar said Estimate and
Assessment, together with tho maps. AMI also all tho
used Oy us in making report herein have bosn
ported In the othco OF tho Department OF Public
tae sih day Of October. b so s'' " fenS'O un''
Thlrd,Th the limits embraced BY the assessment
aforesaid are Rs follows, TO wit: All those lots pieces
OF parcels OF land situate lying and being IN SAID city,
Centre lines q the following named streets that TO
say Beginnins At the pom, OF inierseet,on 81 ING
HUDSON stree, ana running thence northcry along ths
centre line Of hudson .rest to nc centre Inc Of Canal
Ken street thence westerly along tie ccntre line Of
touhery along the centre line Of West street TO ths
centre line Of Rector street thence castely along tho
centre Inc of Rector street to the centre line Of broad
way thence northery along the centre line Of Broad.
way 10 the cenrc line Of eide street. thence westerly
along the centre line Of eafe street to the line
ofudaon street. and lencc sOutherly along the cenra
line OF Hudson street TO the point place OF begun
Fourth-1hat report herein viii be pre,ented t,
eal term thereof 70 be held by the Honorable George
G. bsnard, Justice. IN the new Court House. At tie
October -7O At me opening the Court on tnaI day.
scI can be heard thereon motion W ii DC made tha as
sail rcrort De co9ilrmed go,
{S H%3i !! 6,}i SE2lnhAS' Commissioner,
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Sh, 6nrf.

IA Pr MI s.
4tjf St 'SHg and FRIDAY
In addition to he he. Asia % lS s and orcutur. De
partmenta the Association offer the following premiums
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER q; an, ,,.,o.
The Prospect Park Colt stakes. Purse snd etaSes
MN G. BRYAN, enter. Roby Goldd,Hs,t, ,0-o.
Richard Dension enter. b ( Eiis Burns
E0RtT yl FT wlsG S Snis' b. E saTFf Deans
ha.ucl J.. DCrse' cutters b m Lucille.
jgI,en F!os! cs!ei piaek col! FORTUNE c,.on
,cO for hor,es ha Ha,t ncyel beaten ESQ $50 to hr't
wul.rvl.'cngSsS S ' s. !. NJ g} sane
gSida ss s 9ifF r. Sr "a, 'Tf'i tSs@s
JohnP ande, enter e z Lottery
fmit e9Se s eRtSs B. M Lady hughes
l.. s samm fi,fipp'sSssipS&E. I SGGeRTopER 10.
s for To- EST.ii 51e' s1yS a'i iG, iSf'a
= 8 Nod9e enter sorrel 10 Bs"e g. stlcS'ahn'
II IIoden enters Dis.s. cha-. T. Joew. from Patchen
i II. blanchard cntcr,chcs' g License
Ii H'rO''A e"'G Hi.ssoe SANE SMIEErInIgA Y.
TIE Sys and . GS &C., Fay 30 0" &C.
G 4, gT aflst emf cnic +: i hay Fly
Vim. { bryant enters sorrei Colt
John p. stewart enters h. My Juno.
L.
500. for horses that have never beaten 2O.
W. N. JARVIS enters blk z. Black Crook.
john Murphy enters br. 2 James III. COlcmsa.
Edwin Thuiue enters h. M. Engma
JOHN Z. fiandcr enters 2. q. Lottery.
Hiram Howe enters b. m. Nancy sykes.
A N Sauniis enters Cl. m, Rashaw Mad
A. Patterson enters b. m. Lady Hughes.
Robert Fletcher cntersr z. Robin.
Also SAME DAY,
DOUBLE TEAM RACE,
All the above racea to be nile heats hcs In s. to har
ness except the for 3year.old colts and double
tcams,
The rule alor,cd by the National Turf Congress viii
govern vi races
Good day and track.
In case race Ia postponed notice Will he given by
nags being holsed on the AstOr Hous,, Now York 10.
tel and CITY Han BROOKLYN Coney Island cars leave
Fulton ferry every I'VE minutes fOr the grOunds.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Season tickota ~
single admission
Children under ten years OF axe hali'prlcc. . q.
FOR uouhe team
IOr sing team
lQr sAuule
Adm sion to Grand stand amer y O'Clock aud during
the trials OF slccd - cents cNtA
NJ. hALBFLEGsCH, President
T.. o. READ, Secretary.
TI,O PRUsPECT Park Fair Grounds, l.; l..
Fair " Oct H. T. 70, and li-Iake Coney island ana
BtooElyn " u cars from Fulton ferry, BfookNn tnorth
sidcl via Jay aud Smith cts. Fare to grounds, De
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RtuI Gsiatt.

COLLEGE POINT, 30 minutes from New York
~ foI sale, In the beautifully situated village OF col
lege Point on the Long Island Sound, only ~ minutes
ride from the city, several nne houses, $3.50 and up
ward, with ana without gardens and stores, euitablo
or semtannual payment, equal 70 ordinary city rent
purchasers secure home In few years.
to t5Oo
guttered, and acsdamiIed.
Fourteen trains daily leave Huntcte Point via Flush
ing and North Side Railroad; sos. 60. 1:30 o. TO- u
A M 1870, 800, 6, $50, $50, lJ0 $50 1858, " z. Nj on
sunday $50, $40, HIS A. NJ. returning to New York,
leave Coeee Point my ss, e;S s5 y5. loss A; MI
1855. SOS, 10, SOS 6lj y55, HE'S 4. Sundays
1870, i5 sos. sunday boats leave Peck siip A. ST.
foot lth at, East River, $40; foot 18th ST. Fast River
El5 returning T. W. For particulars apply to POP.
GFORUE Blu MINER,
$40 and sis Broadway. every Tnesday between and
O'Clock every other day In the week College Point
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GYPSY Clairyoyant Bc.t IA the Vurll' Cone
"a sut MN tor ever thing loi lsth &c. near o ~.
1 OOK HERE!-No a7mDug.-Ma EO-, trl.
eNeTyhiIg,ihe name VI The one ylu many Hu| .H'l
Other visitor causes speedy marriage, Igu.s tug IAI
those long separated SHOWS tie Likeness ol hc one you
marry 459 west ist st. bet wcen Btoa4Wti ahl H ~
MADAM PORTER, S crys-.-Tuo ho' ln ma
-Ih woili consult her TO- Cy lry IIiug &. as, u Az
lilh IT, rec, Poe. 40 gents. lIr,y ww"r'.
MADAME WISE, hcdicN ana business t.A.'-
A'I VOJ ant Isl West <h 81, near OH 40.
MADAME JONES, Fortune T,..r nI' ~
Nh equal. 81 ihOMpaOn IT, LAlu.. '''. 3 H. q
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FLEETWOOD PARK.
OCTOBER MEETING.
OCTOBER IS. 20. AND q. 1870.

FLEETWOOD PARK.
OCTOBER MEETING
OCTOBER IS. %, AND q, 1870.
FIRST DAY.
MOL Pure 800. Tor horses thss never beat three
mnutcs-SOg TO nrst, $50 to second, 81 to third.
SECOND DAY.
nrst, 500 to second, 600 to third.
Pure 81 900 Tor horses that never beat 2gg-tO0 10
nrst, 600 10 second, 800 70 third.
THIRD DAY -
Purse $500. for horses that beat 2.5O-t3O to
nrst, ESQ to second, So to third. $500
. Purse 01l tor horses that never beat 2g-ti0) to
nrst, 500 TO second, $40 to thud
Az the above to be mile heats three In ave-
In harness. except Purse No. witch Is two miles and
repeat. In harness.
Entrance 10 per cent To close At Fleetwood Park
Cluh House 49, Broadway, between lOth flst sts
on Oct l2 ats O'clock r NJ All eatrics by mail 10 bs
addressed TO HENRI DA1kR box us, Morrlsania Post
ONCE. Wesichester county. y, y
Ry order OF HENRY DATRR. President
The races adv ertsed to take place Of Fleetwood
PARK. In the Tay( tiei. and Farm, and WNkes Spir.
OF Is 10, and ,! have been altered 10 oct %, 20,
aud q.
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~ -JkHoME PARK CAGES Oct. 9, 3 H. Is AMI IS.
Extra trains on THIS tohd Will leave i!d ~. cach race
day ut li0 \. VI. and 7;59 r. NJ Excursion tickets i0c
Car received Tor ladies' {. 1T ChHut r, Supf.
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- - 49, - --.-s---
A STROLOGEW MAR-.-No3t wonderful snd
"A net NNlns exponent OF ms science go earth Soon
as You enter his room ne te Il your mind and secrets
tbht VIII cause you 20 marry the one IA nuu.di-
EeH Day, name, health, weath, goo lGck ami long
we are WITHIN the reach oi all consult HIM He
tells 30 tue visitors look with amazing wonder Cal
soon LAdles and gens - cents 20 81. iOurs ttumi
A. NJ 10 T. NJ. 81 Third av., bet SeeI llt and l! ~
A STROLOGIST.-MAn MORROW, seventh
~ daughter born with veil aud git ~ tel the lul Ie
even your very tnUngh's can do al you wish 40 EgAG
ladles0 cents, loi tast Houston 81, below lst ay.
A NINE. yENIOIS, ~ Boston, tel pact rr-s-
"A ent aud tutdlc Hsunishns her NlsltnIHi tht-rs
speedy ma rage Llues, - coats 10 o. Ia AteA rt,
1T flo 7, rooui I.
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4 MERIChNJOCNEYC LyB,
IN JEkOME pAkk

FALL MEETING, 1870,
OCTOBER o, - II, -, and 10.
Flint race each day promptly at u'c,ocs
Extra ira on Harlem Eair al Will leave t2f 81.
a. BELMONT. President
c. wHKATLY. Secretary.
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'DaIIY tFor Hackensack only fFor Plcrmont only.
THEsEA SHORE DIRECT.-ssE ll.rbor.
II East Hampton. Bridge HAmp ton, Quog ne. WestHamp
Of. ferries, 4. N. and $50 Il. N.
ASA. NJ, Greenport, Sag Harbor. aud : ea Shore.
l0A, NJ, North Port, Huntington, aud way slatious
l2M. Hampstead. and way stations.
$50 p. n" Greenport. sag HAroor. and the Hamp.
$50, North Port EIp stopping at principe. stations
$50 NJ, North Port. Huntington, Hampstead, and
ell way stations.
soP A., North Islp, and way stations.
All trains connect with branches Hampstead. Glen
Cove. Locust Valley, North Port. &C, &c.
Excursion tickets good for three days, to all points
I Ow FARE for Albany and Troy from T1eT a
Spring st daily SATURDAYS eHreSted atop NJ
Deck' boci including room. VIZ Including berlin U.
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JAMES n COLEMAN
joins SCOTT. Commissioner
WALTER ROCHE.


SUPREME COTRT OF the state of New ork :.
ssanst deoss SnSc3 an
cutters and trustees under the last Will and testament
yohpm, Maiea. Paner, Thc iIaaser Maria ,Gsr.
Gabriel f5omSnn Sane fah Gsse G Fsa Ma9hS
Iah IAN infant. Charles PAIL Gan intanp an George
[endSG. n69yS,nSmsl AMI each Of Them You arc
pian in this acton OF when copy herewith served
upon GU aud TO tctye copy OF your answer TO tho
MURRAY street, Nov YORK ely w,inin twenty day,i
rcrylcc and you fail to answer the complaint within
me time eior,s 40 the plant IN MI get VIII appiy
TO the 9utt Tor th' rcel demanded In the complaint
''''' SoIiS GOD 4 coGGEsHALL,
Ilanuns Attorneys.
Ta sS J ose 2 Of 81 civ e sSd COUNTY wy
Sew XGTk, u Iqs County Conf House in sad city
''' '',' ' " " Sok%oJD& coGeEsHALL.
SUPREME COU,RT. -Adolph ulmaaa 70, ,Ann
Ioha iSiep. JoseHh i Ridmsn JOHN " ssmitk. Wi:
liam II. JncE;on, L6enezer q Jackson, Edwin A JACK.
a5 S,eclssess and .a:
II, Co-man, The Referee 10 said Judgment named VII
s snc q. public aTSt on tronsh koGers McSaire
No ~ Broalway IN the city q New York on the n
tain iot OF lana together with the Sadng the Thereon con
ereSte1 situate 10 me Nineteenth Ward Of the city o.
ginning At point On lhe nor.h SIDE OF seventy eighth
sSe %ns nSns and feet . sa 81 @ S
hease running north and parallel with lard avenue
and parallel with seventy eighth street sixteen feet and
eight inches thence south and parallel with THIRD
avenue one hundred ana two feet and inches 70 n.
north side OF ScycLty eighth street. and thence wesi
along the same sixteen feet eight inches to the point d
beginning.
Dated New York. Oct l. 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee
ADOLF LkylsdKR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
SUPREME COUKT.-Umsnn ". Ann Nelly
= Patrick Kelly, Alexander Hickenbothen. John Tot
ysckson EbeneIef G. jackson. Edwin A. Jackson. and
In pursuance Of Judgment of foreclosure and sale
made and entered IN the above entitled action Jam
IL Coleman, the Referee named in said Judgment, viii
sell at public auction, through Roberts 4 McGuhe
No III broadway In the city Of New York on the Sth
tain lot q land together with the building hereo.
erected situate IN the Nineeenh Ward Of the ely OF
New York bounded and described as follows, BEGIN Begin,
ming ~ point on the north side Of seventy -elghln
street one hundred and seyenyone feet eight inchs
eMt OF the northeast corner OF seyentyeghih stee,
and Thru avenue !h.pce InnYng NORM and PsT.lls,
Win Ihifd avenue oge 9undred 9nd Two ieei sna tTs
thepce east AID parallel with SeVeniyeightn
street sixteen feet and eight inches theuce sou PAR
ael with Third avenue. one hundred aud two feet ana
two inches to the north side OF Seventy eighth street
and thence west along the same sixteen feet and ssh'
inches TO the point OF beginning.
ApoIP LKvrSaKR, rlaIntins' Attorney.
New YORK, oct. 4, 1870,
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Stbiug sllatplu,s.

A LII KINDS new sewing machines for sale, 10 rent
~ or exchange aEo, bOugnt aad repared good sec
ond,hahd, very cheap monthly payments ICY CarAlst.
SEMING MACHINES FOR EXPORT.-
Meae prepared TO M 1rlers 10 any extent Tor dif'
shippers VIII mud Il to their advantage to address
Tor further pArucnlars, Gold Medal Sewing Machine
company. Manufacturers, So Washington 81, Boston,
SEWING MACHINES, all kinds, at ITO Leonard
- ST., rented Rhd sold on monthly payments,
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Mantts...4,msln

, manitS.. -s,mala.
81 ysHas . S:. s Sss e
Sa Bowery, opposite 9Th 81.
A grse, S .S,E sIy,. out iQ
f0SD, i;e sh st, between Broadway aud an sv.
A TTENTION,ii:-EIpsr green and 'uail
scs IL siS ave. doors sSove iS Sh sfo0 p'''' " Tue
A u Sgs cp,5 Tes
A Fkw good nnshcr, on nne shop. and custom
~ pant, shop S'c CUSTOM 5oci work gye3 -. i"
TTENTION, iadic,-scwmg machines on easy
"A terms, IN works Al ii7 seh 1t, near 80 av.
A Go9D S n F g q fGa't 81 @iae"oF
A l pRSsskR Of ace yoFt G nS BIS, aS'N
TTBNTION, Ladies. Sewing me IS i, en- easy
n terms, IN work; instructor rec - Isl
A FEW hands wanted to work custom pants. 81
N M'tl5nst. ist ho'r. -
DAsTri- Cor ycsisi constant Work to good
H'ban.s fnou. re- for TX days. at
81 south 81, Wlliansburgh Cold 10 'oi)
fSSsSs'.n' = s'h av ESpcrcHSci nan oily
llJnNIsuERs,--ia,isw sGoa gl5l. , wanted on mol
B"s4rpHTy faH}fiihNSccis SIoUTEEI- Z, MAIDEN "SS.
JINPERIENCED hands wanted ior Human har
II work also. wea'ers Can ore wees at 100 Bow
.'',,'F'''
ECR, FINI-nERs liners wanted a. 5sAv.A.
GOOD operator. tor shoes on Hove. MACHINE Ap.
~ nh Tor one week at 10 lua'o" st, -----.--
Coon tanort..rs wanted to work on GU tom pants
Uoop .si,, hand. ., ea55 ,sii7 ,i-,d, Fof5
w. ,,sn 99 ,Gas5asi7
;;god%sSs' x 6o wGsci ,$. w ss ysr es 90
Groensicl Az c"iucr We luh Il pcwslote 10 Eas'
Broadway. move 'o' e''n'' u'''u''N '"e''' --
g 40 o oS. al aa ~ du ssq Es q SS6s
i iS bG !. hSa Sc. "' more IMAM 0n' '"''
LARrFS; ~ e; s' sy'9 g, zee
S s';f ' " hover ios,'sa =
sSs %c i% 9S n a. aS 9ruson
II ss'y f@on,ny ps,ncn.. apply At 90 bo.ely.
A ,r,, hsras to 1t o sda ~ Ts raMEn lse
YADIF- Taught on al orstclas' sowing machines
SsySs G R, MG SSG se %n Sa s
Lrroa App, q, 'is wooster - u. :. moor
Nanny 1vmyy Inquire As "n'er'NNd the work. at " New
APPRENTICES on nsnnci sli1is, also two little
~ girls -'''e'N So uniru moor
e~Hdy eu'P'"Nm' nnr TySS' " - Vi ,, y-oo.,.,s
-...-- y IL AlN'', " ana :. " oostet 81,
! out OF the house ." rear ST. -
loon loon qasc's' constant employment. %' Atlantic
", bIu"AN u
MN monk nIDEuS-A go,i f,iie- aud 1eweT
wanted '' -i' lult"n -. Atn Hoor. ~ LAM.
PoCEETnOoN MAKFWs.-wGnied. 0rsI.
clsss hanl'a AFFIXED lpSINiN',' % Nassau At.
VRsT 9PEHAlaln sg1 + hast ,,, stn'ed 5000
s'N "ua ''1'a "'''' ''' is' i''"''o" II.
w SNSu ~ I'm Of crr,uas and N No,
-, -" vs. -
WI uiSCNi,S' %, ''.t ~ ~" ~ 4, - "a, y,
.l''' '''''' "''' "''. i'a''' W " ~ ~" ~
w AaNTip,t ",,rrHI9 To'n, ,hht WI Gu 10
a. h,s.ina.. .r,I,,. a.. ga, , h""' WA ia d"
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Sltambuats mo RnlIruaOa

T. FOOT % LnAMBERs ST. AND FOOT Of SD
r,iIi;oUGH ,LxrEEss TRAINS, LEAVE. CHAM.
fSt BIZ IS XSP { " PAII KIP n
E2HHEEHHff9 [dE Y n lRMS ohbHE&9fEGH t.
NM MATsfE ~ estFFyyEFS So ASB En-
"A, N. TRAIN FROM sUSQT EHANNA TO BUFF.
H an Nj HF4E Hh4N A fET yR SSEE f ~
tiSNA1E An EMidRAS1 ikAiESH LEAVES sp DAI My
oitSr rort Jerv,, and WAY ,isO A. NJ. and ssO r. NJ.
tSsdst.; 'll;i5 4. NJ and i;l5 p NJ
FER Middlctown and wav. at $50 r. NJ. esd Ct. Su
Fer GreJ court and Way a. $50 A. NJ esd ST.. ISIS
,,TYI NsSTs1rrs and Way. assAM $50 ana i;:oP.M
$50 p NJ Theatre Train. 'li5O P. NJ CSlst I'll PM
ioS and ils w. .iiS 81 si5 and eiS z h From From
nsm6eT e. Depot at CTS loiS A NJ; Il Nj 'ES
For HacGensack and Hnisdalc nom a3d st. Depot. At
SIS ard Has Nj t!l5. SIS 1878, sii and t6l5 T., NJ
FROM Chambers st. Depot, "a NJ. u NJ, t(iS, i5:lS
For Pefmoni Morscy. ard Way. from ssd It, Depo,,
s:t5 A NJ; i5 t9j, AIS 4 IS md t6:l5 PM and sat
nrdays only ~ midnight from HAMMERS st. Depot, at
IA Nj J. 1851. tla ) and toSJ Il. NJ; Saturdays only.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments in Drawing
Room and sleeping Coaches can be obtained, and or.
left at the Compapys Offices a. SO and g57 Broa tway;
25 Chambers ST, corner l,5th St and sd Av., Harlem;
sSa f Oo Of Tsh al se , nj
Long DOCK Depot Jersey Cityi and OF the Agents at
Wi. r. BARR. General Passenger Agent
l. u. RuckER, General superintendent.
MAY 2. 1870.
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SHEkITF' OTFICE.
New Court House, City and County OF NeS York
August >, 1870. }
certify the foregoing TO be cory of the orgl
nal notice OF election received by me this day from the
secretary Of state.
JAMES OBEIFN,
Sheriff OF the CITY ana County OF New York.
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SUPREME COURT.
- In the matter OF the application Of the Mayor Al.
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"A. qusinted with setting furnaces 10 etick two 1oSs
having aome experience at the tnsn trade at the
range and flrnsce woyks OF HULL. GBlPPEN CO.
md
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a HOWE CHEERFUL, HoME.
- A DELIGHTFUL HOME
WITH BEAUTY BLOSSOMlNG ALL AROUND,
rptAf liIlScn,tbSS, FAX CAN STILL BE F3THintoxe
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
boat leaves foot Of whitehall ~. at o'clock,
COO LOIS ALREADY SOLD.
They are the best Investments In the world.
Go quick, yea, very quick, II you want to buy.
Young men and maidens, old men and matrons, are
Penn.jiyan'a Sow Jersey, Missouri and Connects.
cut have shaken hands with Staten land over Linden
Park urOuertv.
co TOMORROW,
90 THI NFXT DAY,
GO THE DAY AFTER. -
ONLY GO, ONLY GO.
Free tickets at ONCE Of Linden Park Lot Association
n PARK row (World buidingl.
ATJERsEY. CITY.-Pecmptory auction safe
"A of 20n splendid building lots In he 10th Ward OF
Jersey CITY, Thursday Oct, 49, 1870 at l3O clock
property situated high, dry ground. streets graced
and amid nrst.class improvements, minutes walk
from and steam railroads to all the ferries every
few minutes note the terms 10 per cent, day
OF sac, 10 cent In 20 DAYS. % cent In
balance on mortgage for years.
special tram on Newark and New York Railroad
from foot OF Liberty st.. at O'Clock =. NJ. on day OF
sale Will convey persons TO and from the ground free OF
charge.
Free COLLATION. or arrival OF train.
Maps circulars, free railroad tickets from
J. NJ. GIBSON. Aucupncer,
No .; Montgomery ST. jersey CITY "a block from ferry
Open until O'Clock L. NJ,
Can and get map and railroad tickct.
Invcs IN this properly and you vii never regret ".
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