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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24

EyGNFER OFFICE FOR HARB0R DEFESsss:
rvroS BASk Building. BALTIMORE. Nd Oct ~ dn
CEALED PROPOSALS, III duplicate, VIII he
y received al this ore until y o'clock Of the 3lst day Of oher
pe,t en- .niue for removal Of the following OBslkJC
TOM channel OF James River Virginia below Richmond Wa
Az WARWICK BAR about i've miles below kichmonl "e.' Oh
thre. schooners. % a., AMI 90 tunr , d,
IF niles below Richmond. wreck 81"
iron ram sunk wish amor guns N on no ~ "
sutot Raleigh steamer JsnesoEn wooden p 'll
my with guns on Curtis Peck 80 inns; shoon-
Wrtle Roach 2ls brig l5 tuus and schooner q" 81 q"
rms name 10 ~ cribs Of timber ana stone e
about square, averaging ~ feet dep -, u.,...5
At TRENTS, GRAVEYARD RAJ H. ten niles o,nA N'nH'
wrrck of Galero wreck Of pilot boat Plume 1ar
Below AIKESs VAGINA. about 20 miles IRON hni. q"
niles remain, bridge Proposals viii be- fcel h W o
uamel gboye portou-nu snsle s
elr for entire removal " al distractions al faeh pn = hH
above or 10 Ourys Bilt 20 woe ahl 10 ''t
loW water bank Of and entire rtwo' al a. '' " "
points ,...- Al ,,..o-t all bs f,i,hr,I
and The ,hol removal proposed Nheih ny '4s VI
s Of the wrecks nav be Of considerable value snd the bids VT
80, bat . Of mone addition 10 the material Iemo'ru
MI be- demanded Tor the work done ,., 90, - -. -,
sufficient hv the Undersigned - -, n. -. -. ,,
Prpo.al. Of the Jlsi a0 o. V'''oei uei emu
II, p,s..rce bidders a. choose 10 attend
PORN of proposals o be had a. us once. ,.. an 3d., a. -
nj SEPARATE PROPOSALS, IN lupcate VII a." - r.
Al tb .as line excavation Of earth ruueit TO reopen
.Sn Gan Canal" according 20 Plans Sc IN ths one" n'oVps r
v, AZ , yars Earth abose and some heo"
INC 20 he carried ons-quacr nile Puee lsd
eihe In cute n embankmsnt, io be gwen.
pr-s nus, duplicate ndorsed Proposak for removing
ctious River and for o-ang Dutch Gap anal each 80
b this advertisement snd addressed 10 OF
M ~ 1RAlGHlIL. Uniou Bssk Buillug, Baltimore, Nd
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UNITED STATS ESGlNhtkr Offithy
MLwAUSEF VIA, sept q, 1870. =
CEALED PR0POSALS.-Sealed Proposals. IN
- npe,te on fonns furnished hy the undersigned will he ,reh AZ
tn. orce until l-c 1870 for nmoyng The rok a ~ s
trance haoI Lake Superior 10 oo IA Increased F
Of wsie IN the channel
Tn. amouu available for this wok !. $500 -
-hauuel required twelve (l) feet arA. Tie coiifa' ~ III
required trouga ohanae ta,.'r - ~ 20 cat
side before she fr- payment t'h
fruu ghteen 8 (2s ua ' 70 s apt
WORK l. auishs Ten ol per ccut vii be- reserved oa ~
completion The l.ugth " the proposed cut nh"u nt
1901 feet aud the present depth Of water At Tue
~ feet -, 1871.
me work mus, BE- completed nv the 1t Of Novem,ff w.
BIDS viii the pree per cubic ysri 81 rrh"n,'ial,
The United reserves tAe uah O. feJ''' @'
For farther information apply to tis ohe Proposal. Tor hsse
Pro. o Al. VII be- iu'osd con- ihe sh'e''IF'
H4ror Lake Superior sni aadrrs-'d , ID L. HOl sToN.
a.. ha .,s a. MApAGAos Ma
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ZEW-l ORR AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER 1RRAyGENEsT

=
COMMENCING JUNE p. l.i0.
Passenger sou in Neslork corner Il Tvtls'enAi aud
f0H''' fgAISs iF1vR SEw YORK.
For New Haven md bridgeport tEIl Il:J NJ l2;l' lEr
Milford satod Fairfield Southport aud wes'Port T. ll:so
Fo Sor-a1 l. CI . II9o 1913 Er) tEt) 9:'5 400
~ DaStS = ii.5 = M :ss $50 20 and $50
Tor stamford :, KIl, ne l2:ls GI)' 25 3(Efl
Grcvict and intermediate stations, . g. 1850 u 2' 5
sand,y Mail ran leave, st. S,-Yort ,7p for
Boston va '0' 'pfn5 56sElc 1 fsa '4 TFAfys
toI Boston va SI 1 ia, I'll, "a and d"
For Hartford Springfield i2:is = 'oo to Hartford
For Newport L. FL lEIl connecting With steamer Aero.'
fo coarsccu River aaiirosd a. H. 2l5p. Montreal
o N HriSr PPpT5enoe and Fi.htf R.lro.l M 25pm.
shore Ius ss' ats Norwich an ProVdenoei @i'
Por New Haven NORTHAMPTON Railroad "a 800 n 70
Northampton aud SilsmstarrG ..s,,
Sol S.assar ; Sn Railroad "a n and D %'s'F'
For Se .lt. R.rosi a m ms 40 500
~ az. "a p ~ srl JANIS IL noYT superintendent.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
a. II 'ss FoEnRiTRE and an
Sotrh AND soIIwEs1 a.'o . ~ s!5' FOR he wksI:
s.he te s;l9 .gs run through fsT SeSYos to Pn
,shed 70 he p M da through Ptssuph Cincinnati,
st Lo9' md 6 61sI Toa ig % sac
Pl'IIMANS PALACE DRAW lNGEOOM and SLBEPISG-CARS
on D. Pittsburgh chi Columbus Cincinnati, ludsnsp
s Louisville Lous without change. The $50 aso
Pullman AMI sp aid Pass-e- Coaches through without
change "a thicsg0 J. W JAthNONt beb,fll superintendent
jane To- lSa
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NEWiOKE. ioO. Of L@rig-s-. North River.
Jane 4. 1870. vii follows
LEAVE NEW-NOEk fOK BkkGEN-ANE AND NEWAkK-At
70 5ifa b:o5, $50. 300 si5 llns NJ u m lV
2Ol 500 $50 90, 40 $50, 3D. t;'o $50, 100 $40, 800
fRIvE MN. {ORK FOR WEST BERGES-A 500 600 10
U iI:Os NJ 3D. 40 5.3l G:lD 7:40. 800 1915 y
X T. MCkBR, Superintendent
u =. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger AFent
NEW-NORk and HARLEM RAILROAD
y arr MONDAY NAV % 1870 two EIps rain. will leave
,.uat corner fE,uty siIib snt fourhave follow:
1890 a. Euilsrl Erpre.s
l4f ~ Montreal EtGF,ss
.epiug COACHES uglt TIA Albsn
" G. BlCkHOtr, Superintendent
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AID WINTER AERANGENIENT.
ConmsueHg MONDAY October D l from Roosevelt AMI G ad'h
frnea
m. Mail fof PaicAe~ue.
~ u Accommodation f0r BABYLON
$50 i EIpres for Pa'elosur. 'Ase To- Brepor an f
Place
G0p A. Zip A5cmnci ssiurars through Patclogae
$50 ~ RIhfoI Acf'n lsriai0n.
"a Merucs Accom-. olauul.
Tie a1l 10 aIi ll aui 5.1 tfirs clueei 81 VALLEY
stream Tor Rartasar
Tb. 90 su1 800 aid t trains en4leci al valley
o.. icau,,rA. ..
G. v, DUUGLAs sape1aist4sHt
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Aurtion Sales of Real gstaie.

Jrsrrs NJ PHEr's Auctioneer 80
4 TCTiON SALE of FIVE SMALL FARMS
" ir TOWNSHIP o. SOUTH AMBOY hIDDLBSBX Co, y. J.
PHELPS FALLON Co rs Broadway vii sell Auction On THURS
DAY $780, ocock the grounds valuable Prop
Do Hams " from 20 50 each located ore and half miles
Matawan portion Of this comprises
b. { CLAY LANDS IN NewJee IL Is susted ID
OF that and commands views OF
Be south shore staten Island
These Lands particularly valuable lor GARDENING PURPOSES
fong creeks with low tides Sale absolute
sale Further information
Icsau Hon. HENRY LITTLE Matawan n j. ALFRED Wal
ESQ k-yyor, y j.; PHELPS fALlON Co. Auctoneers
Boadway j. Propeller Homde for Report leaves foot Of Bar
- Of sale Should the weather prove stormy we
sse viii take rlse, The inst fair day thereafter
A DJOU RNED SALE.-MANUFACTU RERS,
~ ATTENTION !-LEWs & WOOD will sell on TIksBAA DC
~ p. the premises % ACkS on
ooibrige with 900 feet water front with deep water on
Nta'cn lsanl Sound OF mile from the a Shs
NesJ-sey ami Peril Amboy Railroad ~ plots o. 10
H.
BIB viii place TUESDAY October p rain or shine
the dwelng house the premises $1,000,
aay-s Nev-York 10 prompt day Of sale free Of eh
IenSe- 81, .--..-... 1vurS T
For AMI fun particulars apply to the Auconeer LEWIS
WOOD % Moouer 81, Jersey CITY or 10 III H. b. OhoSSh
eSf-s II NJ
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ADRIAN H. MULLEE Auchoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE. BY ORDER OF IN

Il BCUTRIX or VALUABLE VILLA SITES on WARRINGTON
T-pfGIITS IND LOTS ON BROADWAY.
ADRIAN a. MULLER. p x. WILKINS Co viii sell Al auction,
1870 u 0cock a. the EIchsnge sats
rom No III Broadway Of THE kABCUTRlA OF LlClOs
seventeen villa sites containing an area OF
from NsshIgtou Hegnts adjoining ue
4gsnf villas Of tie William Tweed James Gordon Bennett
oeph Potter Tim property part o. large
bf the late Nj Chitendeu 10 biz NE
tn and choicest most desirable property
view OF me hUson ah aem
ers anu he VALLEY living between the Heights and Harlem
Of location beauty grandeur ana variety OF
surpassed by property on New ora ino ~ ~ ven
Boulevard heug ad out under e direction
which runs through me westerly
will when completed SD gst! 70 ~
i land the bsns o. ID. hndn
will afford the mo,i beau ui Ano Prn
road tie westerly nde oil ne prop
ou and viii eventually connect ~, pol' on
hin drive with the Boulevard Inc properly
ao the Central Psrk BY WsV Of hsfe-sne
~ Nosaye. and Broadway turning of Boaiwl7 10 W. zen
ore hundred ffh-s, where prominent enosra placed
fosdwsy sch be- Nend making one Of the resi- fGsd on e
land The IA Bridge keseryo 10" nearly nhnt
M when oaapspd distribute tie Cro,ol wsie through hou','
may - erected che highest point The properly W" NJ 500 u
restrictions Seventy per cent remain Oh bond 'u
mortgage Of the premises
Map a. the oGee Of Aucheers No Pet a. the orcs
hessrs NIAAkNEtHT HALL At0ueys. % Nassau e. lt''l
~ oun Ia viii from Fo Va huon station TO the land on %
o. tlf q IhItefhst Depot sha
convey a AMI tte o
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> AGAINST EUGESIA '. HARGOUs ct s-so 2By virtue OF
made 10 the abovenid action August
3sf g-O M referee for that duy appointed viii
M H. Merchants Exchange Sal-sroom No Ill Broadway, ~ tue
So NeW Nor or the Of October A d, 1870 ~ y CLOCK
r dav through j. Blocker Son Co. snct oneers the
AMI mogged premises directed hy said Judgment % be sod
| beru e, follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
l Win the buildings and Improvements thereon situate, ng hd
% In m, Fifteenth Ward Of New YORK AM known and as
Of Of the property belonging 70 h-
SpugleF between Broadway and The nrth ave
twelfth Wards OF the oty of New ork surveyed
December 1890 nv tie number lllbl
bounded essiey IN front y the ~ sV,-
lot No hundred and tSentytHo ZEl on
hundred and fifteen l3l ana n0ru
y nv m No one hundred aud seventeen m Oh said map containing
feet inches and hequA
each side hundred feet ana sV an
OF land With thu Improvements eoh
the said Fifteenth Ward OF the CITY Oh Ne
~ ,i nosp distinguished said map IS lot No Que hundred
"a 22 which said lot bounded s0uiheHy IN oll ny
the by lot No one hundred ana
f2n on map eastery by lots Nos one hundred and
bi--, and fourteen til hundred ahl u
80. NO hundred lilbi map
by hundred and tsenyiour Z % sad map
and each tSentihvr ieet ard m
hundred and three feet and three inches SUD
benefit Of articles OF agreement la y
E g.g Ludlow and Daniel Tmbe OF tue cry oil Ne"
Yo,t I,teoniel Lber AZ Of ConyeyaBces page I'D
SeW York September Eth, 1870. ... - ,,,,., -. NJ
ctv,.oS BABcocK Paintfs Attorneys No Warren st. ~
~ f,r,iug hereby ADJOURNED TO HbDNESAl Oconer
igOs he san hour and piar~ JhOhAS =. flhlDs
1LxAsoS a BABCOCK. Pitt Arorneys heleree.
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neooins CARDS, &-t.

At WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. t04 Full
N tor4st-WEDDISC CARDS AMI FINE STATIONERY (Bssb'
Ii she'd 1871
EVERDELL of B'way. edding, Visiting,
IL and BAH Cards Monogam French SoePapers Nc Best styles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
Countrn Real gstaie for Sale.

II..1a
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM, near hyu Wv,
~ SALR-ls4 dwelling barge % s md
power AID gr ID H. Prce S2lO0, including s"x u -
implements NJ A. kULAkD = Co. , neeA~ $50
NOR SAIE-One of the most desirable A -i.!slS5
and COUNTRY RESIDENCES in Eastern NiIga h eo,t.in
County adjoining line Of the Siy ~ vstcp on
,ug 5A acres ty recu surrey; 10 hgt s 49, - ~ sod
hsh blur commanding fall rev Of the CITY Ih Nil a, ne
ri@r and oa consisting Of elegan manson
ssarv fam iugs gardens Handsomely Au oo 70 go
aTouni the house containing N"
beautiful
,esirne Souhen Tesduoe perfectly heln!' N'
nnt,ortopit, seldom re Eor partcua sll Y,
'iP' THOMAS : GILLIAN Boz "a p o. Petersburg Va
NOR SNT.E-The PROPERTY OF the iiu Ln !,
oer,Ic ME- Co at Conn, consisting OF one nal %
the power ~ the Nsugotuck River arge hel ~ [
tbe poWerfu and MACHINERY for the
,oo. thrre dwelling and Other property Alp 80 N-
FRENCH Prcsd ut Humphrey .yllle Mig 90. Sel ~Du, %
NOR SALE-A conveniently situated COCN-
TRY RESIDENCE 1tsnns Is Tooins on th va hh
framn ocaton
1pd md aut hne Of Long Island sound
lem. essy. Address b. p. o. Box 5Bl2
ct. AUGUSTINE, MAGNOLIA
- BOISE for SALA furnished this delightful Hotel secommo
ns loo persons repaired and newly furnished h:oughoG
baAn owner beng 10 III health ANo oi a*e
tvob = J. RiALL, Freehold n j.
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATION LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QCEESSTOWN.
Prom Pier No North River.
ITALY Grace ........S SATURDAY, October % a. o.
ENGLAND Webster. RDAl, November . az j. 10.
THE QUEEN Thomson. URDAi, November i al a. h
Passage 10 Liverpool or Queenstown, cabin SIS and -f sectee
g. Prepaid .ge tickets Liverpool Queensio"n London"
deuv. or Glasgow. y currency.
TO LONDON DIRECT
PENNSYLVANIA Thorn son .. SATURDAY, November
Cabin uasssFe SOS S PAYABLE 10 crrrtuef
Passengers reduced For further IarcuaI'
'PP' " i F. ". J. HURST MaDsaer.
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fouses ano farms Uanleo.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A mcdum-sized
w HOUSE stta I'D ll MisJn-av~ i-sr.l Ihirt,.
Ss.sl- All Ports 0uTthsls FhAAk G. EkUHA 81 BI,aaal.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
pEOPLEn LINE STEAMBOATS,

pEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS, 1
steamers DREW and ~ JOHN lev. .s., g.
ss 1.. S Ss Of sss; vi. s. s 1.r.
North as ;s. sud s.ssss os S'a B 70
and No Cou Brooti1n Traveller, Be ni,,sd by 'A'er'
.emen. ium.,ns chang, Of the locality Of i business.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For RS,S. wS.,s., .Ss 5.,o' 1.S% l .ss S
S.s Po ont o IN. new and s'.neh 's.~e"
VIII VI CITY or LAWRENCE and ,o,,,ov
CITY OF NEWIoNDoN
S r i ' Nm S,TT , Sa 20 srS.,s " '0'I n" 'H
M s ,s. % an. Sss oo nsf Northern Soich
r 's ses i R po Wi Ta s,s s -. RailT"ss
R through tickets and r''e' Of freight iP9 snR s Ar,n
DG Ss- iioft Or, is 1859
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
and City Of Hartford leave Pea up S. sat. s"rhsmpsoH
Brais5oTo n H g. Fsrt Is Is q el... 81 IS
DELAWARE AND n y s. s., s Co. Per be. .; ri;
n sS, nd J,1G1 20 an" ils
and Baltimore Railroads Returning Vi. leave Ls~s, nas on mar
&c ~ Esp sPE ERsb fsaIsG At EEwKs r1
EOR NORWALK and DANBuRl.ZK alIr0ad
time dust half rarod ARE th. ss.ena % .n,Inoaa
50 ThH Reis,an .I lave; . SSt"- Y.
IS Excursion aeTei, 81 %
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsa-
tonic and S,ugsuet Railroad Fsfe 81 s,s.s ''''
rneup u noOn, and Y every night lsuno.,s eieepo,
DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSlE, and NEW
SUEGT ,5s1 soR Sell .uS JANIS W. BAiDw leave
Pier foo, Of I'rrson-st dsly :. Z ?. IN. =
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD 60,
SOUTHWEST fRRIGliT Forwarded y GaMBgS sTd
AHoY RAILROAD Pier l. North River and iNLAND PkOPbl
dEs LINE P,, r, . S .s The E7 a sT. and
privilege route wsT q 'H sl s ,soSdSs
' opportunity 1ioAhis 'ooD C. " PBRTEIL General Ascn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
Passenger Freight Depot sevYork, foot o. Lbery. eon
meet, Soeryie WIN south bIsn1 Al Pbip.burg
with The Leigh end Susquehanns soi and Bson with the lie
b V,lev Railroad and It's connections, forming dec, line 70 Puts
and the Vest without change OF cars aso 10 'euA '
''N'' 'D' NV AIiEsTows LINZ TO THR WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Comm enelng June !, ly0-Leaye Hes iork Is follows;
s.n@For bennington E,.ion Bethlehem azuh Chuat Williams
port, wkbare, PiOH, Mshsloy City IunAAaHnoi' I''A'
i:t5s m-For Easton. ann
b,rre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrss htI Potis'e Harris
~ m-Por R,,,cn Allentown Mnueh Chunk
$50 mFor Aleutosn Maueh Chunk anu Bsl1ders
Sis p m.-For Soiner,iu-
y. m-For Eason.
p Nor somtr1is.
3 ;. nj mgrant,-I'or E,ston sni he w.'t
ifplm-To, Pa16fIi on WEDNESDAY, and Saturday, our
Trau, Elizabeth At So: 60, b:lD I:lO 30 ED s9
$50 o:n II :4oA M n, l0 zoo 2l5 5:l5 ID 4W 80
as 5:l5 $50 $40 6OO tJ1 1900. 7:+O, SOD S 9" O
l2:Oo p. non , rr
e,m-WrrrnN ExPHE-. day terp' Sundsv, for RAon Allen
Harrisburg West Connect al Harrisburg Tor knf ana ue
Ion oi S =, - G Wppct CbSBs wtesb.rre Le
Reading larr Psisaugh Cego and Cncuhaa h.sP
ina Pittsburgh and Chago Connects ct junction
with Delaysr, LaekaEsnaa Western Railroad for Scranton
Seegoar through from JsTsey City iiiI,1ugh every evening"
foot Of Lberys n u at No. Aso Ilou~
Nos 25i I'll 70 Broadway al No 10 @ 81 ana ~ 10.
H. p BALDWIN Gen Pls. ACT
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Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
ANCHOR LINE;1STE I5sSdxI To GLASGOW
"a L'h itdS Per- ' I'D S SS5 iyfG
h'hH1 S AHsrRAniA THTRSbaY, October "a
First Cabin passage So ani : niermeiaie +a1 seenge
30 ''''''s' "'-''' "' HENDERSON BRoTHEEs. Agent,
Bowhnggreen.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES AID Brazil STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular NAL Steamers sailing the 2ai Of even month
SOUTH ANERlGA Csg{ Z / I S Sl SgyseF %
Ths splendid f%e 81 ea i,Ss, time s 1G 5 81 h
VIM R. GARRISON Agent &c. BovIngrr,en SerYort
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW
from Per No y East River Tn steamer
CRY or MEXlCO, Zimmerman TUESDAY Nov %, 5Pm
i0 0' r ALEXANDER SONS 80 Broadv,1
L 5. MAIL To HAVANA.
T.. 4TbAN y NAL MAk STEANsIIlP CO. fran
s HSfhS f4s dap e' Es1 See s'1H' Nassau
MISSOURI, Capt b Edwards >; 30 iSoy,mltI 10
i0' 'SD OF p'''S' 'F'' ~ 30 Eoaln;sr,n
FOR LIVERPOOL
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE L. 5. MAiL>
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch f-ass fan power iron rramsip'
FROM PIER no. 10 n R.. EVERY WEDNESnAl
a, follows:
MANHATTAN October 20, 81 2:gl
MINNESOTA Can't November 2. At tsi
DAUO Can't Pace November o Of leo p
NEVADA Capt November 49, I'm
COLORADO, Capt November p At $500 p m
WISCONSIN Capt PEEESAS... Move nher % al j. o' m.
Cabin passage, $50 gold
steerage passage (ohee, No % Broadway, so eurne
For frei sht OF cabin passage. appi' to
WILLIAMS L GUION No 63 Wslst.
nor LIVERPOOL AID QUEENSTOWN
i lnman Line q Royal Mail Saet pPcnt to al as follows:
CRY or BRI~SELS RDAl. October , ~ A. m
HalifKl tuesday, November J. u m
CITY or WASHINGTON .....SAIlRDA November . ? N
CITY OF PARIS. IkDAl Noytm - ~ D. m
And each succeeding SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAY from Pier
No. - -'O" RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE N 6OLD. PAYABLE rs CuEEfNcN
FIRST CABIN ..........s75 sTEERAGB.: ......... "
to London 80 To- hS sss'9 .. IS
Tickets can bought here moderate r'es by persons wishing 10
For further inform aton apply Companys oIee
JOHN G. DALE, Ag.nt, No 70 BROADWAY. y. J..
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
y COMPANY
BPRMEN.
The steamship HANOVER CAPT Hmbeck win sa or WE IS
DAY Oct p from Bremen Pier loot Ihirl oboAe4 to
" ~ Steamship HANSA. Capt E. Brickensrn
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE In gold, OF is equivalent IN eurrerey IA,
First cabin
Second cabin.
For fyesht or passage spIiy to OLLgCIS Co Agents
Bo4l-s.
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTlC COMFANlN MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE 'ALLlN'
AT BREST AND SOUTHAMPTON. - ,
The splendid r tue Continent vii SAL
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD -

MORRIS AND EsSEX DIVISION.
SUMNER GRRASGEMKNTs commencing TUESDAY Jag % 1870
o S R = f , t BrsnS At wsierdo Win s.er
AndOv.r and heviog whngtn with tn D. H. and W. r x
s. aud o-wego points the aefwsnni and Bloomsbury
'NI hEliIGf VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Newark Morris
"r !. e Psap,Sart ,s Bel Del R. Tor Bsre
~h l. v r for Bethlehem Allentown haueh oHaHh aud
d. SCRANTON EXPRESS cOrneci. Dover With Chester r.
" Z r. for watr Gap stoui,larg and scranton
so n hACkBTfSTowN MAIL, connects with Boon'on Chester
For soRRlsT0WS rs I:2o n:O m 2o 800. $40, $40
For SIr ,nd intermediate too 30 and loo'
For OK oFANGS slI SOUTH ORANGE 1o $40 1910 ~!
ll:1O i:lo 20 $50 40, 49, 'O o0 bN SioO am Ii'f'
For NEWARK. a. GO 40 go $40 '1olo 1879 u o.
sS sI $50 5J, 800 500 GO and ii:s
IeayS New Yos M BLOOMFIELD and NoSTCLAR at $40 and
I:Oo a. N aud 2o $50 $40 e..u sna sH ? N.
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Depot
II u Chamtef'- sEt foot Of 25sl a. i"ios'; sqo
IH,agA iiIIs'' I.svs i, 81 rs a. m g.i5 m sud
p daily. New and improved wa ,oaf
via h ceut Stepping muning through to Cev. and
ana SsI 10 a,a &C., Sod M TAIN from Ssvo
a, nI5irrsS s Tp VI ieases ds.t al AS D N.
For Por Jf,. ana Wa II 80 a n $50 P Cdsa 'lI5
For MridTh and w,, st9ao cod.t ssp M and sun
'' fof g5 GT-y S an. md , a $50 @ .ss.ml
For Srsburgh and Way a. J:D .nd 4' y H. t-' ''A'
For sus anI an VA and p m eo '4s and s NJ Th.
Pof Peterson and from 2 Depot Al 6:45 o:l5 ;nd 8.
m: LAS 1i5 3l5 snd bi p m ON Olfhuefss| DepoH !"
l 4 I0.IJ n. ~. as g.. s:l5. sid 80 p
Depot stS.f3
n. p: SO and 1875 prom Chanerss De
I.,i 40 J. a 4.lu' ~ t:to' snd lb" n
For Pernoni N,ack Mous,y and WAY from Jis Depot q 70
IL 2.4J fJ:l5 40 and 6;l' N and " 70
n n Prom Oh mlrr DEPOT 81 SD IA tl:vJ tJS i'l' ~
t,Oj and ft:1 o.. H. Saturdays oaly. 1890 mt. 20,
Tek f,f Passage AnI o Apartments Drawing Room ana Sic
c en- he obtained and orders the checking snd transfer Of Bsg
sr. nav be left Cmpanys olcs "a 5R and 5 Bsdsay 10
Ch,mbrr4s 80 thst and IhraY. hAfeIa
az Futop DcIos ~ Chamhrrs AMI foot OF 2Jds
ErvYorE: No st Lot b'cA Depot Jerse City tnd
Of the Agents The pna0 ls4 Lot. .. , ,.,n
| / II sTCTEK Ju. WM. r. BARR
t.,fs,f1. Gsll Pass ..
fbsIr' fFor lsrk tusack only
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0onntrn properip 10 Get.
Boaro ano Rooms.

AT 81 LEXINGTON-AVE.-N ROOMS
~ newly lighted and web ventilated with wthou
reasonable steady occupants Gymnasium, Turks
and Electric Baths In the establishment
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GRAND SANITARY FAIR r.., A., III.
' j for Of he wounded within the "''"NN ~
widow, sud orphans E n German Al the .cr,,rNr
~ sPMORY OF THE GrH RB6iNhH''
~ BTosdwsy and THIRTY sixth It ,,,.por
every evening. commencing 40 n ocl.c..;;,
wv ''e SINGING sOClblih
o. .v.c.tc s,,os u their cha - -snl'
ha'e '"'uA'ee4e' .pI FSnID PICTURE GALLhh
It'll. - :. n,..,.,sorks III American snd f'aI"lesu'
s-lect e., rcuol o. os "a 10 cloct ADMISSION no. !"
open dl ron ss 6oa : 10 clock ~ cents 'hlfoH y
,n, ,., - III Tunnel under Broadway
I'Nis; A. wsrren oreE 10 to@
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fultons st
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LAi
MANUFACTURERS
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XVANTED-A small improved FARM, or
w COUNTRY STORE for corner high steep House also Two v
Gitp Dropertn to fet.
Brooklnn prcperin 10 fei.

A FURNISHED PRIVATE RESIDENCE to
LET frscas locality OF the Nineteenth Ward Brookrni
ferry All the Of the house handsomely
painted and decorated the walls ceilings The furniture carpets
& aud frstcAs Apply the premises 1865 Rosss Brook
Ign, T. D.
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COLE, AuctiOneer.-Great and ahso-
Int SALE Of PROSPECT PARK LOTS Brookgu by order Of
ne supm Col TUESDAY Oc p AZ Il oeig,k At ne Con-
, EIchause FULTON opposite the C' Hall Booklvn lls
,ndd LOTS Fh Sixth and Eethav-s and DeFTsW anc
N.cke,,s positive highest bidder 20 cent mOrt
sac Maps y59 FultoB-st. BroOsl'n
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tn 1t ~ etfun0en
rad BEN
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int wir erndAtet &tnaabluneen anauntbmen, mtl&e
urA BE e~inatlneu Ypfduter Der pten au8eetbtntu
:aaSer an Bic beaet6necn Gmyfdnser !pfenfret ausee-
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Sc M,rsge bes &tienotrs unb Gmpf6nsers senau au-
,tesbfn:
,a6tsn an npn iebem ppRamte anr AuSaabluns
BARD Sc unterjtt@neten anseneAmen. Der tteFst
4uvSdn8er Der betrefenben Anvetiane bot ar 5ebuns
~ @tlSts bic auf ~berfelbtn btRnblt6t Quitting ets
Atnldnbi q au unttraetdntn mt I'D burh Nennuns
So Rauens xne Notuorts bee Ntfsabers ~ b%eRtmmex.
@iQiuS 8reS u. Dunbar,
H0snteu bes Norbeeutidrn Qlpsb tSr ben Ypa- Napei-
1ua0 90. Verfehr.