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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-16

A WORD TO rHE MAN OF THE HoUsG, The first
duty of husbands is to sympathize with their
wives in all their cares aud labor5. Men are apt
to forget, in the perpiexites and annoyances Of
business, that homes cares arc also annoying
and try the patience and strength of their wives.
They come home expecting sympathy and at
tention, bat are too apt to have none TO give.
A single kindly word or look that tells his
thought of her and her troubles, would lift half
the weight Of care from her heart. Secondly,
husbands should make couddants Of their wives,
consulting them on their plans aud prospects,
and especially on their troubles and embarrass-
ments A woman's intuition is often better than
all his wisdom and shrewdness, and her ready
sympathy and interest is powerful aid for his
efforts, for their mutual welfare. Thirdly, men
should show their love for their wives in con-
stant attentions, in their manner OF treating
them, and in tue thousaudan spne rifling Of
fees Of affection which may be hardly notice
able, but which makes all the difference between
a sad and underlined longing, aud CHEEKY, happy
existence Above all, men should beware of
treating their wives with rudcness and incivility,
as if they were the only persons not entitled TO
their consideration aud respect. They should
think of their sensitive feelings and their need
of sympathy, and "neyer let the fire Of love go
out. or cease to show that the flame is burning
with unabated fervor."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-16

BILLrARDs.-The Bucks (Euglaud) Herald Of
March LIST says
On Friday evening last the inhabitants of
Aylesbury and its neighborhood were enabled
to witness some of the most brilliant play at this
fashionable game that has ever been displ'ye
The occasion was grand match between W.
Cook, the champion OF England, and W. Duiton,
instructor to the Prince OF Wales. The game
took place on II new table made by Burroughs
Watts The pockets were - inches, the balls
lie inches and the spot was l24 inches from
the top cushion. The match was remarkable
for the wonderful break made by Cook, viz:
Az which is the largest ever made, aud this
splendid score included 1877 Of his frorite spots
which be made very quickly aud with such
certainty that it became almost monOtonOus to
the unprotessiOnal eye The champion was re-
corded the winner 10y the large majority of $40,
in an unfinished break. The champion resumed
his play and made forty-two more points, but in
attempting another, lett the ball lingering on
the edge of the pocket. This last great break
was made thus A losing hhGard of the red,
followed by "pottug" the red, making six and
giving him his pet stroke, from which he played
the Unprecedented number Of 1877 spots-makiug
it the largest break on record, viz; AT. Both
players were loudly cheered. The game occu-
pieG exactly one hour aud forty minutes, which
of itself will speak for tue fast play OF the
ClampiOu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-16

New TUNNEL AT CHICAGo,-A second tunnel
is to be built under the Chicago river at Chicago,
for the purpose of connecting the two parts of
the city Under the river it is to consist Of
three passage -ways-one for foot passengers and
two for vehicles; the eastern passage to be
twelve feet high and ten feet wide, the Others
eleven feet wide. Beginning at Il point $50 feet
each way from the center OF the river the Sec
tion of the tunuel changes to a single passage
way at this point 81! feet wide and 2N feet
high, and 40 feet nearer the banks, l9l feet 10.
The total cost is estimated at S475, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-16

IL running after the women be sin, IL is one
which is very easily checked. All that's neces-
sary is for women to stop running away FROM the
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
pr0IgnE pETE LEuMcENrRE;
DAILY r ECOR /
t!iJf fPuBLlsHED EVERY EVENING, g.,
rL.r' al Sundays exeepted.J ..i'
W. Il. .LONGWELL, Proprietor.

.41TllfN rSu,ss
esr yaar payable in advance, -, 80 On
4 NmOnth, flH-3 ,stLg "a
1I pklCE.lrS'r or ADVERTISING.
~ yrenlHios of noupsft \ make one sdpare.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

100000 RIGHT PER CENT. BONDS on InE CITY OF
81 PArI,
State Of Minnesota. Interest payable sesi-annually
in the City of New-iork Feb. and Aug l. Princ-
pal payable Feb. ]. 1880 The whole debt of the City
of ST. Paul. including the ahoyn issue, IL hut t16o0oo
The assessed value of tho taxable property of the
city, made Jan. l. 1868. basis Of ~ per cent. of
it's real value was $s.AaY,5. The city has increased
since the date of this assessment ~ least 40 per
cent in wealth and population. The city liz author
lied 10y act Of thu Legislature of the state of Min
nesota to issue sl00OO0 b,n,ls Tor the purpose Of
bnilaing engine houses aad Paying the entire boating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

At the close of an audience OF some length
which Mr. Maguire NJ Pr and the Bishop OF Cloype had
lately with the Pope the bishop Expressed an earnest
hope that the life Of Holiness would be long spared TO
sse Church Of God, to which the Pope replied; " An
my dear bishop am now old nIaD--a very old man-
and the burden Church 10 heayy This was said
with q tone of deep emotion.
The HARE, a French Journal gives the fol-
loving suspicious story having been told by Napoleon
himself OF Prince Bonaparte. Who will undertake. Z"
verify its eel strong In the streets OF New
York with Cousin Pierre, when my cigar went out.
asked Yankee for hight, and he very civIy handed
me splendid Havana which he smoking. On giving
h back was awkward enough to barn his cheek, ana
thereupon he abused me voeferously. Knowing mysei
70 the wrong endeavorcd TO moilfy him by apollo
ges But unlucky Pierre who was on the other sue OF
the street and heard the Yankee using high words 10 me-
stepped across drew his pistol and shot the man dead
on the spot this affair" were both OF us pau I'D
prison for two months"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
MONDAY. Feb. Up. VI.

The market to-day has been active on the gen.
eia hist prices have generally advanced, and the bulls
are spirited In their operations The money market being
easy they seem contemplate rise or advance IN most
of the stocks and bonds the list as will not pay 10
keep money idle Large crops at the West are TO lie
moved and the railroad receipts WILL OF course. DO in
creased.
Money is plenty on call at from 10 per cent. and
VIC have nothing to alter in former quotations or
mercantile paper rates The demand for gitedged
paper continues and the lenders would like TO have more
borrowers
Gold opened this morning at lei at 10 m nc ll2 u
sold at 1907; 1906 AT l2l 1881 at 2l 1881 at 2i i
at 1914; 203 at 49, and closed lei Highest price, l2s
lowest, 1904.
The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows Total Clearngs, S29,390,OO0 Cold
Balances, q, 095,0lS: Currency Balances sl3233O5
The Governing Committee. to whom the Rock Island
matter was referred did not make report 10 Tue stock
Exchange this afternoon. The Committee will probably
report tomorrow Rock Island opened this morning IN
the street at ll7 The weather being favorable TO out
door operations. the transactions were large, and It
closed at ll7..
The demand for some Of the Southern state bonds
TIMES anu prices We give the highest sales on
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

COFFEE without important isat1re to-day
light all grades Rio y spangy offered d ara sss oA.r
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wrsiern and State Plour s,iy. ,.s
under tie unfayuabe Liverpool sgoissns
Liverpool figures probably refer s par,
so The medium grades Fan,
for Superhn. STATE; s. OJ0s52 IS for Lua STATE: "a - "a,
Fancy % for grades Of irtra
IS for choice spnsg Wheat &,
Minnesota and Iowa - $50 StbnA.
45a 81 for ShppBg Onio, oabd H"opi pd%5a Ira.
brands; $685. 50 or Fsmy do - Ja - y Abbf
Wheat and Wertern S5G5nfb 20 fof Nb~ Hh.4
Sc Family IS % Ssd.
st COO - 20 for Double aud ~ JO - p ~ o fn Cav
Flour a1d heavy
demand tbr med Hm ami
and Us 500 70 10 ~ l-s
Virginia. IS for Family do - 20 ~ ia
Maryland Delaware ard S6 C5d . Tor kam DO 90 kss
Flour heavy aul plenty sales 2o bb At +io - IS B
q for aud coz ~ 20 for Peusys.la o M-
lower; sales 45d&2 81 Cotton Meals q
Ptab 0aI Meal is dali a. 81 75O % = Dol.
FRNGHTS better; 10 Liverpool lloal. Wheat a; D.
GRAlNWhest unsettled sud oEe the npiisor4'- h@s' no,
Europe igquiry f1r export The dssu ai 0r D
boleTs " bite Wheat tra sales 81. tlsb ~ ..
fr No. Milwaukee asoat: 250 II Or Arb-r Nfr aiaAry
prime adoat H 25 for Aber state IN snail o hoit I'll 20 r
White CALIFORNIA; - for Amber Mol. a. 10 o ati
40 Tor White Gel-se- W l,c NcI ~
and Amber Penusyauia ~ D. adp Bar j. cr' 3 90 iH te4
so buh Iaoce taoUgeI Sst Nv ul5
Choice Saturday = 100 hn Lee sf ~ Dnl.
terms Eru BUYERS bid d. all iir fnarf dasi
AZ sales. u 0I lu - ~ Sos Ola
pier Suubey1 1G5 Tor si-rr" ad qat
ibe arrivals u SeR liberal tr l~F. I flf t-tae.
,airs n bush r New Western N'. GOD ls
O4a 5l No. To- sor; Souturm White a = @ F. O.. a,lTig
do. lr.los st sf.. I, ali J,r,eF Yellow 81; nr
Comparative stock u NewYaa and brotr warehouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
90 Hanufatiurtrs.

HNUE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASY invite tie Of Manufactures ~ their ~sier Power
Of Pse ksnJney ude water four mites below
ksstrs sdoiniBG the Enc Railroad
AMI within Of HvbOkeD Anj Je City and eleven iron the
On, Hall They bead sBd fall Of usrr~o fee, 10
whole Ptshc River reservoir OF three bundrsi
aeea MIL sites large and arranged that each one hs the
head and Tail The supply 81 water
sbuDaaD hut The property s s'ussed on
mt Of population while hs pToIin" to
Al. Of EsrY0rk demonstrating With by plank road BY rail-
T.sde the advantageous location TOR m'nu
featuring On the premises AVID substantial
bret ArlO four stoe, high Machine Shop and fonnde
occupation Applications eau be made TO '"
TORREY 80 vesty.tt, kss.iork,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
Foreign Exchange is drm today. and the supply OF
The following shows the result of todays business

We call the attention OF capitalists 10 the $1,000.
900 first mortgage bonds II the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad advertised in THE TRIBUNE this morning. by
Messrs Alexander CO.. Messrs. John J. Cisco Il Son.
and Messrs Dire xel. Winthrop x co. This very de-
sirable security.
The coupons Of the cent first mortgage gold bonds
OF the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company
due February Is viii be paid at Farmers Loan and
Trust Company.
TABLE Of me ABerdgs 3rOtt Of Loans, Spsce Crcuia
ton. Dep0s,is. amt Legli Tttd1rs ~ he Banks of ne
CTR Of Aeie York yOf He reel ending Saturday, Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
certificates. to the amount o, ss,oo .od to-day from se

certificates To the amount Of s67co sold to-day from ec
to o. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern sold nj Isl
SCI ut tho morning call, and at s ut the Second Board
Erie Railway, &l Eric preferred, AZ Illinois Central
li0!9ih; Michigan Central. 40; Reading 97s, Nd
vance. Panama, no. fall OF per cent since saturday
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 0G9, advance Of % since
the Sist Of January LAST Chicago aud North Western
72s DO preferred s9s2s9l advance Of er cent for
the week Toledo, Wabash and Western, T,, fall Of S
per cent the 3ist nit Pittsburgh, gnr' Wayne aud
Chicago guaranteed. oo9oo. rise of 2Per cent Eann
bal and st. Joseph, i099iC9i do preferred si rise Of
per within the week Ohio and Mississippi M,
rise OF &c per cent since Monday week Columbus CHI
cage aud Indiana Central 2oi2oO advance OF u per
cent from the 3lst ut The report this afternoon that the
United States Supreme Court had decided that the legal
tenders" good for payment contracts made
before the passage OF the Legal Tender act depressed the
market.
Tie following are Messrs Fisk 1Iatchs quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
Yropoaals.

Ogros y MANHATTAN BTnIniNe Cosyhs
i $40 Broadway. kEw.ioKG, Frh T. 1870 \
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS.
~ - MANHaTTAN MARKET 5lthst North RV,L-hkAIkD
PROPOSALS the hAsebs Wos Iron W"rt ,Arprner work
Dos. Wort Png respectively th. erection o'
ttr MANHATTAN MARKET BrlLDN,S Wit T.. received at the
es tho Csmpsy Hp March lat 6J The Plan, ami speheA
o lar estimates viii h ready AMI After bs 18th Instant the
oa~ 10, architect a. HARRISON. ~ WiaHst The COMPANY
erse ths rAb ~ and sl proposals presuto aud ample
s.rs requrs for she performance 81 The ~o Wy tbs oantrac
taf4 Ptsbasas directed afshtefs In The Com
p.n, 40 shave. Ny sFtsr Of The Boar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

med, at the First Call. GU the following dates !:

OF the miscellaneous stocks the following were the
bids at the first call the Stock Exchange morning:
SewYork City per cent 1876, Gt Brooklyn per cent
Park Bank Loan Kings County per cent IS Jersey
City per Water Loan 81; Cumberland Coal Pre-
fetred 31,; American Coal IS, Canton Co. Baltimore.
6s Western Union Telegraph 90. Quicksilver Mining,
l3l Manposa Mining, lo; Marposa Preferred 9lt Mar
posa Certificates t Boston Water Power. iC;
Adams Express OH Wells Fargo Express 2Ol; American
Express 37i; United States Express, 5li; Merchants
Union Express. s.: Pacific Mail. IL
And the following bids ,were made for bonds and
stocks the free list Long Dock SOL Detroit, Monroe
and Toledo. 80: Western Union s7i; Connecticut War
Loan %; Wilkesbane Coal and Mining. so; Manhattan
Gas Light Co.. 30; st. Louls. Jacksonville and Chicago
ist 49, Atlantic Mail. ~ Morris and Essex Construction
s4y: ~. Louis and Iron Mountain. ~.
The demand for railroad bonds strong; Eric fourth
mortgage 10; Central Pacific guaranteed bonds 95i;
Union Pacific drst mortgage, So Alton and Tere Hauo
second mortgage Preferred1 Alton ana Terre Hauto
Income. 7ii Chicago and NorthW esern first mortgage
e Chicago Burlington and Quincy eight per cents Ill
Toledo and Wabash Equipment bonds, 73h; Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago first mortgage, 1914 Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago third mortgage, % It, Louis
aud Iron Mountain Railroad fret mortgage 81 Column
bus. Chicago and Indiana Central first mortgage 71@TG
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central second nortgag
ta62i, Cleveland and Pittsburgh fourth mortgage is;
Chicago und Milwaukee first mortgage 90; Toledo PEG
RIA and Warsaw first mortgage. Eastern DIVISION eoa;
Toledo and Wabash Extended 80 Tie rise In railroad
bonds within the week has been marked feature OF tho
market and the payment OF the interest on THESE
bonds I've they are at the present prices an
excellent investment for capitalists What better invest
ment than Ia Chicago aud North Western Railroad bonds.
first mortgage ut o. or Union Pacific Railroad first mort
gage az sea- or Milwaukee and 81 PAU first mortgage NJ
sof All these and many other first mortgage bonds
very desirable a. we'll rs safe Investments for money
The stock has been active and strong. and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
NE pILtwARB LACEAwAssA. AND WESTERN BALBOA

p,poi, aud foot OF Chsophsr
NisTBR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOEDAf. NOV. 40 1855
TRAIN eonrseuug Dsnrie with Boortoa Branch
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With Sussex or An
soyeT and Newton Washington with the and '" X H. o Wa
Crest Bend snd all the Lack
ausnBA aud Boom,burg and Delaware and Hudson x Ris.
ll:9Oa No. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark. Aors
town Dover Hsekeosu W.sbnFtou Pbp,berg and hA.en eos
Php with Bel Del T. r. for Bslds de- and at
with L. " II for Bethlehem Antoua Mageh Chank And
wits,bAfe
and At NA.roo with sBrex r. Y.
s3s m and $50 D. III TO SUMMIT and intermediate stations
II ~ Aad 80 $40 $40 3;t0, $50 500
and * SOUTH ORANGE and Iiernedl,t. ,t.touL
Ii:io N 30 and 80 D. m hORRisTowS .ad asrnsa,s
stations
$40 D. m MORRIsrowS EXPRESS
For SHwARK 80 7:1 $3.50 $50 1870 H. 1880 iIo
J. 7so. 7:su 40 $50, 40 s:lo $50 s:io 6'o 40 300
ard Has ~ o,-c, ,.
ud6l0pm. SCHOCH. Asistsst Superintendent
"a y EoI WILL GsnT Tier ct Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

debt Of the city. The above bonds are offered N,
sale By the undersigned M ngcnts o, the CIT,
Price 30, and interest from Feb. l.
LTcHrEfD, DANA e. srrisov.
Bankers No IS wiarn-st
PEoPrE's Gas Co. op BALTIMORE.
CAPiTAL- 10000 SBARks or
So EACH.
SUBSCRIBER, 1000 SuAEKs
NEw-YOKK. feb. T. Ism
The subscription books Of the above Company ar.
open at our Office Tor tho sale If 1900 shares AZ ma,
We can recommend the above stock ~ safc m
vestmcnt, it being the only opposition Company \,
Baltimore. and the stock of the old Company las odd
at GOO per cent on the original par.
For particulars apply 10 DAVIDSON & Jovgs
Bankers, No. 81 Waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

In City Bank stocks the sales were limited and the
ket inactive We note sales of Bank OF state OF
at los: Central 100; Fourth National, 1924 Bank Of
Commonwealth. Ill Phenix. io7.
We give below the highest sales Of Government bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
THE MARKETS.
~ reported for THz TEirvSyt

ICsreinlJ reported for THx TESvSyt
AJynAv Fob :; Ia
ASHES quie, but steady s72sas7so ro Peas, m
noninal
COTTOSThe baness has been aoderats prices ~, am.
closing unsettled abd se weak undsT less sscra. ass.s I
the South than hand the opening LIZ s
Which 1873 for eIp"rt coz for ptan lO7 r .rs,
and O5 In transit; for future delivery sales Fefaa ~
lo0 DO, A.c. 100 DO. ziic ~ do re- ~ MAfes. 10 a.
2ic so. April 25e 100 DO, "a l%i6. loo d. 2c Do ri,
lO MaF private 100 Z5.r June 2s,e Al
basis Of Low M.ddAss aid 10 Mss. Marc - ..
Al. ElnNH. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

The market for Governments continues strong. and
there is but fraction OF difference the price duRng
the week past.
The following are highest sales Of the state bonds
named at the fol owing dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ RINrER aRRiaakNkNr

COMMENCING NOV. II. 1893
s,sHor ksvfo Twsni. .,vaihSt asa
fosrb Entrance Twsutt seventh e.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven and Bridgeport Oil llQ z;b tBr y j.
% (El 3:<S, 4:N. $50. and (Er p. m =.
FOR Milford satord rarae Southport and ws'pOr ';co II J,
Q n. J:is. AN. and $50 p N.
For Eor-sn 700. su0 (BLl 500 l,n ~ Rb OIL 'oo
NLl 3:S, $50 IN D. $50, $50 and 500 tELl IN
For p.risn. Ii 30 a. M st3 80. $50 snf $50
For stamford T. tBID g. ll;3o R:lS (krb 7;ls (sIl
3:tb $50 RI AS. $50, 6:n. 7;l3 RI pm =, ..
For Greenwich. g. 1850 m. RIB 3:S NS 9g ~ ''
Port Chester and intermediate stations att iiV m s
3;<5. AS. $50 $40 snd t:l3 D. m -. H.,
Sunday Nail Taa sarss TusnyssUsnths hsSiofA v '
Boston -,,,x.
fer Bostos via Springfield, 9. IA EI tBLb sthh)pA
For Boston. via Shore Line l2.l5 ri tBIl pn
for Hartford and Springfield ga m tkn) li;is 9W1h "a"
10 Hartford. 9 p N 49,,
Up M 10 Northampton ~, ~,
for s.wHsr.. s.vLoaiss AID saastos Railroad at -
For Canal Rsilro,d n o,cOp m Ssrsh,np,Oa AID wii,.s
kprgh
Ter Hossatonie Railroad. ga N. spd3 pn
NasKalsek Halroad. ga ~. ; ibIl p n
For Dsnbary Railroad, l2s sAd n, sa1
m IN tounseon With Freight tram from Eorvtf 10 Dsnboy
FOR New Canaan Railroad Ami PAS tp H. aed Oh saisf'
ccrwod,o., Sleeping Cans attached n train; and Dsuisg
A"oh y" " Wv" jams H. HoYT, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

IneIuel y,eks Wheat are bi.UA hssi As'sa'tla
HEMP-MaLil. moderate demand sir4I 90 lsaf.e,
gold Other Kinds Al inactive and u0inusl
reps couaus hsti ace, AZ e'e'oe az
Sb.pnB-, and ~lQ : ID tr retail lots
HOPS are unchanged. Prime 2d2je sni 70 good
l4d3Qc
NAVAL STORES-Sprs Tnrpensne 8. sr ard bid h d5o' 90
m.rblnshIe stpp lots wifh"ut ldu T. ~s ~J"uf -
small within tire R,ans qn't bu .n - - 'gfR@
for cotnnou Strained Tar ques aui prc' ar
OILS-Ameucan Lesseis are am al tde' i'r '-''s ahe
bbS Crude Fish OILS sIe aihoi change lac ~ 3D. "A'
dni
PROV the op-rug Of Ch'ug- there % sd ~s's
r,rirr Tor AL 10, prac. Mess Pots - - tJ9
rs 20 lpw figures 9uced b-f lr. ni toSari
IN. close tie active snd tbefesss N y -ngi hos
a. compared ra there deca- - "f per bli
Jys. Mess ir'4 rs 80 - 49, ocadsg
5O0 bbl. IN joh lots al sra rs p. t'r' lots II
and 10 bb o. r26 20; for iltur- ri +5 so> hs,
rsr March n from 49, d0an -, - s.S febr
arT a. 425 Ibis Co.. seller April Al 80 al S" tbS DO
bgef Anil Beef ia better dairi su Steady; ass 40
bs 81 for Plain Me- aud 20 80 r hli w. le'eo
Beef nnmiu S25d%y7 for Prime Mes. anc se for lfia
MeSs Beet moderately - bbs -
and Western. Mrafs rl sses 10
boYes rr Salted Ofc Whch d. bsun daL
Smoked Isa,ses 5000 C Il li.. los st4"s ln lSe 0r
Ham Dressed Iio. i0li,c iyr N"-4 s9d e f
Citr r duii saiss. $50 bbl- I'D Il ID -.
No r. disc TOR CITY, 3ai5ic. for Far g. IIur wan -
failure delivery. 80 t-A, seller Mlrh. a. I3.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
IN DHPOT IN NEW YORK. Poo, Of Liberty st.. North River
On AohDAi Dee TO- 1867 uHs will ran ~
Iyhyg NEw.YoRK YoR BERCEs.AyE- stY st 7,ls.
100 ala 80 o. iuo llo "a nj l. 3 tiSv, sioo.
81 4 7.s $50 1910 ll4sp
LEivE YORK FOX WEST BERGks-Ai s's I''. si'.
Lave NEwYoRK FOR HEwARK-At st Gas 7Iis, Ii;s,
t:l5 $50 1910 li:lo N is H. IL. 30 49, eiN
6,10 2 ,.43. t.5a los20, ll:tk
w. = 49, " Kicker. ssps1ntesdest
M BALDWIN Gen Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

in the matter Of the will WILLIAM WILLIAMS
deceased the matter Of Of Parliament made and passed
The Of the Of Queen Victoria chapter &C.
tued Al act for better securing funds ADD for the ree 81 Trustees
the High Of Chapoery made the d
matter on the 10th a s9 any person CLAIMING
SON OF THOMAS WILLIAMS formerly of Cardiff In the Conu Of
smogan supposed h. lis Paddpgop
Smith aud Manchester Buildings Westminster
b. County mddseI and who time wooden draper and
,obseou.hy believed dealer and which de-
rhbsd b be sor William Williams Who At the time Of has death
Aforesaid nephew, the OF late brother
Thomas before the stt IA, o July 1910 10 IN and
Of Cbanceor Sir Richard Ms3s at
No Stone LDeOns Inn In the County Of hieI
will be excluded from the bene6t Of the order II
the brother TbOmis
any person persons claiming ne bis child children other
living al his death child children other
since died then his their legal personal
July 1870 hke come IN and
move thu. they will be eYcuie The hcbeht
THURSDAY the 2Sb day Of JULY 1870 81 twelve
said Chambers spDcipied Tor bearing and sd
Indicating upon the said claims -
Tine nephew the said Tbonss Williams supposed
IN he when American ship and Is believed he
hyed Of h. British Colonies this sh day VI
Is,a.Ty 1870 A. BUCKLEY, Chief Clerk.
THOS CLARK, Grsys Ita square London. Agent for
DANIEL REFS. CsTdn Solicitor for tb, Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
DO aalbcm ii man 6ontirH
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.-The undersigned,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ having unsettled accounts With the NOVELTY IRON
WORKS 10 can AZ Twehhst. u Liberty
before the ofNsrcb aud settle the same al
maug unsettled that date VIII be placed tbe hsnds
Of an attoue, for eolet,iau.--Peb. !, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

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