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Mrs. Hartwell, wife of Rev. J. B.
Hartwcll, q missionary in China, died ut
Tung Chow, China, in Juno lust. She
was IL pious, excellent lady, and leaves
in that distant land her husband and
four children; the two youngest, twins
Of three months Of age, at her death
Rev. Mr.. Hnrtwell was originally sent
out and sustained for years as mission
ary by the Grccnvile Baptist Church.
The French fleet in the Baltic and
North Seas appears to be suffering from
the same trouble which ruined the
French nrmy-n want OF competent
direction. Its Admiral has not only done
nothing of an offensive character, but it
seems from Il late report, has not yet
concentrated his vessels for operations Of
any kind.
''THE BEST Of REST Is SLEEP. NO
men require more sleep than men,
farmers less than those engaged in any
other occupation. Editors, reporters,
printers and telegraph operators need
not sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep rs
much as they choose-it wilrkecp them
out of mischief
General Grant is said to know but one
quotation from Shakespeare. It may be
found in the play of Othello; Iago says
to Rodergo: ''Put money in thy purse !;
be honest if you can. but put money in
thy purse.
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day Tor Cuba; /, ,U0U =, "a .Thupsday. .sfbft
have HlksSdyhhiled These aesgSfa first
instalment OF the 10000 troops Cor the
Cuban reinforcement, DeRhodas las
rendered his resignation.
The convening Of the Coftes in Madrid
has been indefinitely postponed. 80
BosroN, September 12.-Edward Brad
~, indicted for wife murder, hung him
self in Jail to-day.
LEWISTON. Me, September 12-The
vote is larger than last year. The De-
mocrats bring out every vote. Republi-
cans fayoring Chamberlain over Morrill,,
for the United States Senate are vot-
ing with the Democrats for the Legisla-
ture.
New YORK, September 12.-The steam
ship Arizona, from Aspinwall, to-day,
brought $50, Cos in specie.
WASHINGTON, September 12-Con-
gresham Sheldon, who left New Orleans
on the Sth, contrudicts tho yellow fever
statcsments about that city. Only few
sporadic cases existed. The last cnse re-
ported was two weeks ago, aud not moro
than five or six before.
WASHINGTON, Septcm Der 12.-SOlicitor
Barefield has gone to Boston, to consult
with Boutwell, about uncxpcnded bn-
lances,
Revenue receipts from tho 1st of July
to date show M increase of nearly
Sc. SOC, 900. over same time last year.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, September IA
train of cars on the Lehigh and Susquc-
hannah Road ran over a COW, when tho
rear car Was thrown over the embHnk-
ment, and number of passengers,
mostly Philadelphians, were hurt.
FORTRESS MONROE. September I2.-.
The brig Red Wing from Rio, passed in
day. Experienced violent hurri-
cane, lasting thirteen hours, on the 1st
inst, lost her muinsail, and sustained
other damage. The barque j. H. Stsver-
son, arrived from Rio, for New York,
short of provisions.
New ORLEANS. September 12-The
Democrntic Stnte Convention did moth
ing to-day. The only question of inter
est was on the admission of colored dele
gates. The question will be decided to-
morrow.
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The Georgia Gin

The Georgia Gin.
THE most universally and dcservcdly popu-
Il lar GIN in use. Everybody who knows ii,
Dnys IT, and those who buy it, are always
pleased with it. II claims no needles, no con-
densers, no steel brush. but simply to be the
best Gin in use, everything considered.
Prices modcr. tie; quality always guaranteed
LOKKICK j.: LOWKANCE,
July II emo Agents Columhia
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Hardy Solomon & Co.

HAVING entered into tho manufacture of
Ill BRICK and QUARRYING OF GRANITE.
OF their new patent Brick Machines, capable
OF turning out from TO- 600 to g., 900 bricks per
day, are now prepared tu make contracts and
inrnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
store, or AT the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept 8
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Axes! Axes! !!

1An DOZEN best cast steel warranted
lOO AXES, just received and for sale low
1T Wholesale and retail Also, twenty-five
dozen good cast steel AXES at retail for 81
each. Twenty dozen AXE HANDLES, and n
full supply of SPADES, SIOVELS, PICKS,
ArrOCKS, &C., &c. Just received and for
snle low, by j. Il. u. r. AbNEW
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French N1inister-No Yellow Fever I'm
New Orlenna sSc

French MinIster-No Yellow Fev.rin
New Orleans, &c.
CHARLESTON, September II. 1.--Arrived-
steamer Clyde, New York.
WAslIISGToS, September IL Berthe
my still acts rs French Minister. He
had no notification Of successor.
New YoRK, September 1l.-A special
correspondent writes from Florence that
the sixth Cabinet Council met yesterday,
and were unable to agree on the Roman
question, and agreed to resign subse-
quently.
a telegram announcing tho French
Republic was received, when the resigna-
tions were Withdrawn, and the Cabinet
resolved to occupy Rome. All plans OF
opposition arc disconnected by This de-
termination.
A duel is imminent in New York be-
tween Generals Jordan and Qa.sada, in
consequence of on article in the Spanish
paper of that city.
Eleven hundred troops leave on Mon
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Valuable Farm for Sale in Edgefield
County, South Carolina.

Il County, situated on the Mt. Willing Road,
tour miles from Batcsvillc, Charlotte, Coum-
bla and Augusta Eai'road. Tho said Farm
contains 200 acres, and is well improved, with
good dwelling. gin house (neafly new and all
necessary out buildings, and n well OF good
water in the yard.
For further particulars apply to l.. w.
McLENNA on tho premises. (p0st Office Lees
ville,) or to the undersigned on Goodland
swamp, Orangcburg County, (post Office
blackvilic, 3. ca AE1EI. ABLE.
Aug 30 ~
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= BBLS. NEW FLOUR.
- 10 sacks do All of wheat of this
harvest, for sale low, by
Jnly2 LORR1CK .s LOwRANCE.
IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS GOLD OR
Il Silver WATCH and CHAIN, call at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S
TT you want a FINE SET OF JEWELKY,
Il call at ISAAC SULZBACHEkS
IT you are in need OF SOLID SILVER or
Il PLATED WARE, call ut
ISAAC SULZDACHER'S
IT yonr eyes are failing, and you want the
Il BEST TSPECTACLES, call at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
TFyon want good and reliable TIAIE-p PIECE
Il or CLOCK, call at
June1 ISAAC SULZBACHER's.
state of South Carolina, Richland Co.
Edward w. Bancroft as Administrator of C.
~ Bcdell and II. B. Ciatlin 4 Co., plaintiffs.
Us. Sarah H. Bedell, Charles A. Bedcll
Francis d. Orchard, Augusta Orchard and
Arthur Bodell-Con, pldint to marshal assets
for sale Of land, relief, &c. Ca,rollG :Neltom,
Plaintiffs attorneys.
DURSCANT to an order of the Court in tho
Il above case, tho creditors of Charles A.
Bedell, deceased, late of Columbia, Rchland
County, South Carolina, are required to
establish their respective demands before the
undersigned ut his Office in Columbia S. c.
on or before the 9th day OF September next.
d. Is. MILLER,
Aug 27 stu c. c. c. and Special Referee
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EAIEiY's UNIVERSAL.
Cotton Gins and COudensers.

FGNHESE GINS, so we'll known throughout
Il tho South, need no comment. In style of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn out with the same amount Of
power, is unequaled. Il. TOZER, Agent,
Augusta Columbia, 8. @.
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E. Morris, Columbia, S. C.,

III nAVI 10, OVIUHIUIu, % Os
MANUFACTURER of COTTON GINS, at
1V1- s3 50 por saw. Our Gins are warranted
to piolsc i'll every respect, or no sale. Pre-
mium awarded ut last State Fair. Also, Wood
Turning in every description and rtylo, at
short notice. June 70 :lmo
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Notice..

Notice.
THE undersigned will apply to A. Efrd
IL Judge Of Probate for Lexington County
at Lexington Court House, on MONDAY, the
3u day of October next, for u final discharge
as Administrative of the estate of II. s.. Boyd
ELIZABETH l.. BOYD.
I.EEsvILLE, c., August 30, 1870
Sept i12
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Tue CONNECTICUT
AIR LINE ROAD
rs NOW
CovPLETED BETWEEN


CONPLETED BETWEEN
NEW HAVEN AND MIDDLETowu.
Tho section between Middetown ana willlmNntic.
% miles IN length, Is ALL THAT REMAINS TN.
FINISHED. ana OF this portion 20 MILES ARE AL
READY GRADED.
The connecticut R'ver Bridge lie a forward state Of
comDleon. and VIII be, when finished tho 8u,st work
OF The yird In ihis country
TIE BONDS or TIE COMPANY are secured bya
FIRST MORTGAGE on an the property ami franchises
VI rad 5! mies length. through the
tire OF the state or CONNECTICUT forming. with con
ncct'w, tins shor;cst ana quickest rorte bet 70.
ton and New York. Th"y present fora, OF invest
mcui Of unioub ed security and liberal interest
Tho state OF Counr ct.cut IA Trustee fof tho bond.
holterp.
The Controller OF the State counterigns bond
issued.
The Bonds are issucd only the WORT progresses.
The Bonds issued for only onehAf OF the amount
expended.
They are free from Government tax.
They are free from State local In Connect
cut
They my SEVEN PER CENT interest.
They are ofthe denominations OF 500 and 81 900.
Thev issued IN either registered on bonds
The price par and interest.
They can be ootslued Of any Dank or Banker, or BY
senning to HATCH a FOOrE
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS.
~ Wall 81.
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GRAND OPHaA HOUSE;
& f1bss VI St H Hf SssSHa
and her incorporate -..,,,u
s.,sn ,. :. Tn ,sg .s
Katni Lanncr.
sba,ne .' d. ds Frsne hco
10 Commence viii ~ SSiSSiF!iSSgj it 'pselai'
,seuq s%ys.co at re e.. BOY . oss 1.S a
office. corner sSd st. and Dfoldway.
BcSS. FRY Il 2Hn TnFATnE. -. ...MAsAofn
m9osY and s f%ue s%2Efh cearan'' Of tho
MILE nh SsauDrSn
OF hG aIsTo SiStii9 ia "a H UES.
cs Ao 'ppGsT,Hef e 2. R p1'S9s sonocom'vo
Ana the ronS %Sss 2 iE 91"' ~ Witt.
And ais Wonderfully Trained DORIS, DIX and DASH.
, ~ THE GRTAAyg ETHIOPIAN C CSSsg yGSsSS,co,u
JAMES qaY&SES a; r sSg A9HaRs,fr omAaD.
TIE sc,i.c Great varO, company in brilliant ana
MUSICAL MELANGs,
Including H 4Hf 6Ea I9 ST " If& KRIS
iHE TfiiE OF fHf nowRGY.
GRAND FAMILY MAtINfs on SATURDAY.
W ann ih6'SousSTp, sUccEs,
EMMETT
rnirz 2xqE SfaMtS MIG TSST'
in Charles oaglsf e NM naiiiy .aes",sfsl comic ana
sensational ,.n aatct drama OF
ORR COtiSIE GERMAN.
THE lit OF ! He SEASON.
EvEBy sCEEE iiE, EVIL WITH ENTHUSIASM.
EvElsY sONU AND DANG : II CORED.
EVERY CODY DELIGHTED
ire management take pleasure ~ ANNOUNCING the
rpsfyGH q vi r%% r Hn f gTTT ssHn
nAriHRr fvfRY wepSEsDhY kT ~ TN.
SEATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
W29lRsS ap fsisrAGil p "a nHSAgibs 81 ia'snr
cold afr into the thellTe by means u steam power
fHfSCCIf waES1itkss.A md H. hAskLiHFf and VIE t
hS S "a Z I f opE PUn0 s "a
OF MON. pGtfCfi MIME tr, preceded ny TIE TEi,.
hBlG INK IN 3- cy s ~ ys5s sna N sy
large Steam fans. CoItiiung Lt'. Luiu a1d 100000
Curio'hles OF nature anl art. Al1tIpn ~ cents.
GAN FRANCISCO MIN STREL HALL,
- x..- Us Hic1lw4Ys - .,.,
lTTSS Gxi 81 s sgg sfSSr o. gg TgE
HOGAN an HuGHks. sONG and DANCE
M.i'nei Saturday, ,nsrnpSn a,l
DNEUMA rIC TUNNEL under BrJadwsy.-lso
lrcadws,. corner Warren. op'niotoI
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W.0itnl.

CONSTITUTIONAL WEAK NESS, Nervous
y Debility nId G.ncrA Exhaustion, arc cured nv Dr.
BAIllOWS infnlnble remedies. In the treatment of
Alhuminurla Brights Disease of the KiOnCys, nnd
every other disorder ~ the Urinary organs, Dr. BAk.
ROW mlncnily successful ~ Liy ngston ST. Brook
Ign, nom II to 2. or from 4tOS
MORAY ull q cure IL effected OF all disorders ny
~ DIR, EVANS, % Chatham 81 perfect cure lmme.
diateiy.
Young MEN who have injured themselves by IN
Dr. EVANS, ~ Chatham At.
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Sblppiua.
S9Ipplra. ..
A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,

A NChOh LINE PASSAGE TICK ETs,
to ard from any Railway station IN Great Brtal Ire
land, Norway. sweden. Denmark. Germany, HOiii ID.
weoaly. for sale
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Also, DRAFTS for any amount
HENDERSON pROTHERS.
bowling Green.
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VnE ~oUTnERN CENTRAL RAILROAD

fNitE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Is now completed the entire distance nom owero to
AuUurn. popuar and arosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district thgs efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Ceutru viii be very
large both M freiiht and passen ger traffic The rich
agricultural country through which RUS will Afford
acopstunty Increasing business The great lnsnufac.
turing Establishments q, Aunurn. whose water power
II the best In the State. and the entorDrrlng towns
along the line, viii always 70 ths road good
income.
VERAIlLYR co, the Financial Agents OF the road.
offer the remaining unsold portion OF the Bonis vita
The greatest confidence believing t,om 10 he o. good
security any tast has been placed 90 tim mar
ket The Bonds bear Seven per have dirty years
TO and they convertible into sock tie option
- the holder.
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pubiir Soiit,s.

DfbRtAheE2T3r III EA4Es EH1N uF.fERnw WORKS
New YORK. July 10, $50.
Nouce 10 hereby Rven that nve per cent penalty win
nc added on the nrt nay OF August neIt on all unpaid
WAFER ronu esIHued0 CnAb q COkhEIL,
Water Registrar
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YtaaI Nuilt.k.

CuPREME COURT-New YorK.-AbrAhnn Hoo
- ley, Jr. against George Stevenson and q ler4 In
pursuance OF judgment order OF the Rh9Vu Court
name In thu nboVe entitled action, l. Alfred r Ackru
The Referee named IN said judgment order viii lpii
through LAWRENCE Oakley Flenry, Real Rstate Auc.
way 10 the city q New YORK on the Sh daY Of July,
la1 at " O'Clock noon, all the lands and premises de
tcrbed In said Judgment order tina Il TO say All that
certain piece parcel or lot OF land, with rhe honse
o. the cry Of New York, bounded dcscTlbed az FOL
lows VIZ beginning at point on the north-ry aide OF
west Twenty rni street, distant four hundr aud thtr
Nnye feet aud four inches westerly from The
cry corner OF said Twenty at street aud Ninth avenue
emu running thence nortbeTy and naTallai with sai
khth avenue eigh ythree feet, thence wesiarjy and
street nhotsen ieot aed three nches thence sooihery
nnu naalei Win snid Ninth avenue eighty three teet
thence sas.ory soag said n0Fthery aide OF ss, fwen
Vnrst street etoen feel and Tires inches Ia Inc
poih or place OF bcginning. w Wv
Dated July q 1870
ALFRED 7, huHKRT Rofcree.
r. u BowNH P,ain,Ins Attorney ''''e'' W." oN'
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Ptrsoal Auirts.

NY PARTY having bnen inau,ted at apx tir.c ,.hno
naing u the coaehe. 70 TINS city bY a man Indecent
exposing Nv person, will confer favor a nd ,r,
ihe ends OF Justice ny addre.rn q Po.i OfsSs IN" !.
1.-Two stating where IA interView may Be had N'' W.
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hH. EvAkS'S establishment for protection OF un
fortunate nj W Chatham sI-bpeeiy and ansctual
'ehoosS TOT AL dscasrt, esther sex cure guaranteed
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4 OSG ORANGE EtCES.
~ cOinmruc-
SAT- RDAN. jelly .,
cOSrISCE FIVE DAYS.
q FtuIslon5.

Excursions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
Ut rd }hF hH lRr!fRlT TO
sNSnT S GS'si"i ard ,Ss Sn saloon
ste amer
syrr I%9 Muray ~T s@cSeE IT, r. SSFtI
yfsSrss S%y $,gS9lgs; ,i s.yp rc"sh;ce
q S.w Yo5s ven fhs ana Of ihs Ras
ID n% o .ors , ~ y,e Sspo e9c: .s, %s
WI be served q require can b onEase,l app ca
ri f &, poS SH sSa s s %,s
S Is g g s,G
Ssaf t ''''! JiMfs kSSE n FfS:asnt
GRAND Ekours,oos.-Notth and East River In 5
n, 70 ~. .,.,, d.,
.'SiS I''iS S"' Fi;s4 ;;'T,VsiI fTSssiosE '
al, me steamer META runs .esaarly every day leaving
FULTON Ferry. Broo .yn, az . ~ and oeiccs -"'
{ H0,HhiEREA BANKS. AnoYyi1, rhs z G.
Sofs Iisar ,o@rrsv Z dhnr.S,y5 al a. H., ns9.
clay g. At go and Peck tlir at7 Cart snR Greer
"' o. plot BAIT line aud ''''s''H'"!f o. G9 PS r.
FOR TIE FISHING BANK, daily. saturday. Is
6F NAiSE Cant i. TrsnniH WITH her comnodIon:
man ana nplT saloon VA leave s,h s. East River,
r9er S. SoFE piycf st as n; per NorsS RVgr
aa ne S' sos az" ' Gcn o G aac. &c "
A GyAND FAMILY EXCURSIONtO the s. q.
h6syge lors @c sEty aGnrstisanr YLNAN
day July e nt 1850 OF, 81, i'iOi iln =; slS Peck
slp GDj War; en- ~, kouh kyrI, D. DER, Gi5 Re.
oSS' DT fare ai S. '''A'"'' at D." J. NJ MUSIC by Wal
A sA ar,y.E EISMlNG nAYhs yPPAIIkY
KIE, CAPTAIN sm1 oni, leaving ock Sip u 1850 A NJ
cM'',opHer e At 4, ~. and r,Sr J. Norm iIyer, ii
ooar6' Fare 81 ia1c!, 80 es6''' '"' ~'''' y"
C oN>,EfOY6 ISiLAND5SEA snoRE.rSss cSnsy
fallon icTry' n5rh sdey wa ay, nth AMI st T s
mI9ot,n Through cars leAyc Fal!oa ferry eysrg %
chartered at reAsePasle rates Is, ,yo s..o.'a,.a..
0TiCE.-l The Mler VIII hold their grand annual
They vii sell Their bar by pu ollc auction on Thursday
cry '0' a. at 0''0''j TGGEIpH coz r. seq Sew
STEAMER Thomas Y. IIulse, Capt George -, An.
landing !" syn aa dr oP .y a az Sr 1d
lave Fort lee at Z, H. S!S, and SUNDAYS Included
EXCURSIOS to Keyport to.dsy.-stcanier Holm.
q Isl stA oclocH aud return at l. Fare 20 cents
.,........ tnstrutlion. ..
PLANO LESSONS Is cents, PAUL, box iSl, san
1lRelmmtos,
Try OUR CATAwBA wINEs.-The most
delicious beverage Of the season.
HEERBRANDr zIMmERMANN, y Duane ST,
sS H. cIS. @ al h r. d arSgs
~ N D'''''' ''' =. ~ r. J os Pc Os q a.
az NnTs ground for
7----z=----------=------
Nunml snstrumtmA
GHRAr nv1gu unpACu wATEDc ~
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NgrRopoLIrAN sAyINGs nNNN,

Nl aud 81 AZ, OIPJSIfE COO .'Eg ms fIfUTE.
1lfllfN-FOrkfH DIVIDEND
July. 1870 by rccti0n Of thu Trustees NJ this Bank
the ~ ual semi nuuai INTEREST at tho rate OF SIX
rem CENT. per aunum will oe paid on all sums en-:
tiued thereto, on aud after July ID, or not
Withdrawn wa be added TO Ia account. and draw iu-
deposits 9lade on or before july 90 will draw inter.
ct from July /.
Elk FER CENT allowed on ALL SUMS OF IS and up
DEioslTs OF ONE DOLLAR RECEIVED.
ISAAC I. SAITH, Prcsifcnt
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RANKING HOUSE or
HENRY CLEws n co.
% WALL STREET
INTEREST ALLOWED
ON DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Per ous derostng with cAn check At sight In same
manner as with National Ban b,
lCftlncates OF deposit shucd bearing interest
negotiated
Me0ny and sell az current market prices U. s. GOV.
hfNNENf BONDS OF oil is,nca, aud execute orders
or the purchase and sale o COLO, anu GIstolass
CuritlcA
INTEREST on. Getty S.-lAe interest
u lac bonds ana stocks OF m" New YORK,
dnc AnE. !, $50 Will he paid that day John j.
bradley, tsq,, Chamberlain of tn' city Vt ms ono IN
the how Court House. The transfer bOO.A whl be
closed Fnday, July !, 1879.
(siGneul
RICH ARD II. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Department OF Finance Comptroler's once,
New York June q. 1910.
NoTICE.- rhc anuurl election tur directors NJ The
~ Iowa Valley Constructinn Company Tor The Vu>u-
ing wnl Uc held Fldora, linldIn county, IJwA
on Tues lay August 2 $50 at 10 ocl9ck A. NJ.
New York, July N, 1910
H. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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Gradually American steamers are disappear
ing from service and the national tunnage Is reduced.
Two famous steamships broken up. The
Fulton is at the Morgan Iron Works and dsmantDg
as rapidly as possible The Fulton built By Smith e
Dimon, in 1885, for the NcwYork and Hayre Steamship
Company, and sister sbipto the Arago built by
Weseve the latter having been sold some time ago to
the Peruvian Government The Fulton was 1901 tuns.
and had two oscillating engines OF co nominal
horsepower During the Rebellion che was employed as
transport and AZ one time fitted up q ram. and.
with the Vanderbilt and another vessel. waited nj
Hampton Roads for some weeks IN hopes TO have an
opportunity Of sinking the MeTimac. -
The other vessel is the steamship Guiding star DuI
by Roosevelt IN 1904 for the New Orleans trade che was
25g5 tuns aud had beam engine With slinch cylinder
and l2feet stroke She unsuited To the trade Tor
which she was built changed hands, and was employed
European, South American, and other trades Her
engines go the scrapheap, and her hull ana htngs
to unknown quarters There other steamers when
Will soon follow IN the wake OF these.
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PIERMONT AND NYACK RAILWAY
To the EDITOR Of The tribune

SIR: When next you visit Nyack, by the way
of the Northern New-Jersey Railroad-that is' you
don't come qe too soonyOu will be conveyed over the
steel rails OF the and admiraby-lad track from
Upper Permont to the charming village on the upper
Tappaan.zce. Under the energetic and capable super
vision OF the chief engineer and constructor, Col Her
ring backed by the ready capital and perseverance, of the
head director OF the main road this addition has been
made 20 its extent with unusual dispatch and yet in the
best possible The site Of the line Is midway up
the Rockand slopes the side Of the Hudson over
looking fOdngs of the hills the river and down
upon "a continuous Gordon OF handsome rural Villas
stretching along the broad eXpanse OF the Tappaan
The of the blasted wOkmen has ceased; the huge
embankment walls have arisen; crooked places madc
straight and the rOnhOrso has snorted and blown over
the whole line TO Nyack; and II won't be long before
they will hear his whistle under tho High Torn winch
looks down upon Haversraw village and matchless pay
to the same Goahead hands is the extension OF inc
continuous road committed. L. c. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
ONE EFFECT OF FREE TRADE.
Edftor Of The tribune.

To the EdftOr Of The Trt6une.
SIR: In an editorial article in The London
Times Of January g. reviewing the debate in the French
Parliament on the tariff we meet with admission Of
one Of the results trade French manufacturers
such our free traders apt make 1t occurs in
summary Of the speech OF NJ De FORBADE La ROquette,
and is as follows respect the cotton industry
which raises loud cry he declared 1t was only
the smaller and feeble firms which had failed, and that
even Of 233 factories IN ROuen had been shut up
this was the business had been transferred TO
more powerful hands in obedience to a law Of trade
Thus though the smaller manufacturers had suffered
production had been really increased. The small
grhO hred protection hare sUccbed dcpl0re It, but
To have industry great scale one must be resigned
TO certain sucrccs I'm regard 10 the iron trade, SINH
lar adulsriOus were made.
These are forced by the real state OF trade
and manufacture m France the result Of the treaty with
England. Now without any regard TO the effect this
state Of things may have had IN England, IL good
thing for Fraucel Would It be good thing for us2 DO
We design to build up a few great manufacturers OF
be mOnOpOsts-d HOTd our Tree trade
friends are very free WITH or do ne rather prefer
that the business shall be DIVIDED among many
All Of whom shall share In the prOnLi me small
and mediate d while the fact before hey 20 in for
free trade Also those whose horror OF mOnOpOes
Is so great tar - their perpetual scarecfOw be-
cause a taTn makes the rich richer, ana the poor
poorer" may lind therein profitable cud 10 cheW a
while What Is true Of few Is also true OF naYon
the capital Of "A great manufacturing nation uTected
against the defensess manufacturers OF aWeaker Obe
must crush out the latter But there ls Grass OF
lose sight Of the solid matters OF real me- VINO
lose themselves grand but alness CONGRATULATIONS
which leave out Of view matters nearer hOnej ana
these are the mouth pieces OF another class VIZ those
whose prOnJ lies IN destroying all manufactures except
their H. A. O.
Netc.H areH, Conn, Feb q, 1870