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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-14
HOLIDAY GOODS.

pAKER, STURGEON q 90.
have lust received a very large variety OF
Tycoon and Manchester reps IA al L41e
choicest STYLES of the Season. Opera Hoods
in all the latest Novelties. Zephyr Worst
ed Berlin Lawns, Searfs, Nubfas, &C. Also
Fair Switches, Chignons and Hair Netts.
a large lot of Jewelry, Chains and Beads.
The choicest Black Beavers for Ladies
Gauues and Gents OvercOats, at Tess than
eeItoIesdIs prices, and Chinchilia Beavers in
all colors, at cost The cheapest and larg-
Mink. Fitch, AstracIan, Squirrel, COney
and Muskrat. Shawls at cost
Baker, Sturgeon G Co.,
-rrrT = ~ g ~ orsrr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-14

The Secret Of Beauty lies in the use
of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Com
pleEiOn.
Roughness. Redness, Blotches, SunburRi
Freckles and Tan disappear where II Is ap-
piled and a beautiful Complexion Of pure
satiu-Ifke texture is obtained. The plain
est features are made to glow with Health
fuI Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is the
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure it for 70 cents at any Of our
stores.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-14

Manager for Ohio, Indiana and kentucky,
once % Main Street,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
'srALDrNo's GLUE" mends everything.
LETTER FROM SNAKE RIVER.
SNAKE RIVER. Aug. II. ls

SNAKE RIVER, Aug. IL, 1870.
EDITOR Misunderstanding nothing better
tn do, and thinking that perhaps you would
like to hear from this section of the country, !
concluded that ] could not pass my time to bet.
ter advantage than by dropping you few lines.
Prospects on this river at present are, must
say, rather slim. with no chances for new. CON-
ers. would not advise any of my friends to
come here. | have place ut Little Falls, the
main camp on the river, but everything here Is
pay from s. upwards to the man. Like all
new mining camps, we have some rough char
acters here. Quite number of rocker plates
have been stolen lately, by men who prowl
around in the night time, watching for favora-
bic opportunities. Last night four plates were
stolen. the owners losing somewhere in the
been engaged in these depredatlons have not
yet been caught.
We have fine times fishing here, and ] have
caught trout weighing from one to ten pounds.
Ore of the finest sights in the world is the great
Shoshoue Falls They throw Niagara CON-
pletey in the shade. But one can form no idea
of their extent and the grandeur Of the scene
without seeing them himself.
believe have given you about all the news
at present and will therefore close. Send me
4 copy of the WORLD. as want to hear all the
news around Idaho, and with best wishes l re-
main Yours, &c, u.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

ADA COUNTY ITEMs.-We take the follow
ing items from the Boise Ners and Statesman
of recent dates:
The Pcnitentiary building is progressing
finely. The main walls are completed, and the
lower tier OF cells are built to the hight OF four
feet.
Flour is selling at s. per barrel in Boise City
Judge Lewis has returned from Oneida
county, where he has been holding court.
The Judges of the Supreme Court, IN re-
dstricting the Territory-having changed Ada
from the Second to the Third Judicial District
appointed new Clerks Thomas Donaldson,
Esq, has been appointed Clerk in the Third
District, and W. J. Hill, of the 4rdtdnche has
been appointed Deputy Clerk in Owyhee coun-
ty: Jas. s. Reynolds, of the Statesman, has
bees appointed Clerk of the Supreme Court.
We have not heard of any new appointment
for the Second district.
Acting Governor L. J. Curtis. Treasurer
Sterling and several others have gone on a
fishing excursion to the Lakes in Aturas
county. The supply of ''commissary" taken
along was ample for larger party
Mouton's deputy and agent, Cum Lum' Is
irving to collect $1,000 from the Chinese to
nav Moulton for services never rendered
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
City and County.

DEPARTURES Several of our friends took their de.
.,urs yesterday for their old homes. Mr. I. NJ.
"A returns to !Esna. Illinois. and Mr. Joseph Bran.
.aer to Dubuque, Iowa. They are both old resi-.
s,ts of the Basin, Mr. Branstetter being one of the
Ines party who discovered the Boise mines in the
I,nmer of 1864. and was with Grimes VIII an he was
sa by the Indians above where Pioneer City now
a.as. Miss ida Pinney, sister of our worthy Post.
,ssr, who has been resident of our city during
vast year, also started for her home in Iowa CITY
"A no intention of returning to Idaho. We are
RI to see our old residents leaving us, and more
ially our lady acquaintances. as We can i'll afford
rive up any from the social circle Of our city. We
! - them pleasant journey and hope that after
j months they may reconsider the matter and re.
|.a gain to Idaho. Mr.. Jos. Belknap and Mrs. DIR.
lanap intended going East with the same party but
Sudden illness of the latter prevented them from
ing so.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

SIC SALE,-we learn from reliable source that a
sale of ditch property has taken place ut Pioneer
In. Ben Wilson, Esq who owns all the balance of
i diiches-some twenty-five or thirty in number
Lat camp, has bought the interests of his partners
.ssrs. Law and Waterman. in the Grimes Greek
Ditch. We do not know the exact amoun. paid
L understand that it was between twenty and
Rnty-dVe thousand dollars. This sale took place
ror three weeks ago but We only heard Of it last
siay. This sale places all the bitches in that sec
L the hands Of Mr. Wilson. who has demon
z:el his confidence in the placer mines in that
r4an OF The county by building or constructing
re bitches for mining purposes than there is in
one mining camp in the Basin He deserves sue
sbr the energy and enterprise he has evinced and
hope be may reap rich harvest from his invest
ks.s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

sopcuuM-We learn from the Wala Walla
Statesman that several persons have introduced
machinery in that part of the country for the
manufacture of sorghum syrup, and that par
ties intend TO go into that business on an ex
tensive scale. One firm, Brown & She'll. in
tend soon to have supply of syrup in market
r. suoar cane of any kind will do well in Wala
WoIIo Valley. it will do equally as well in Boise
Valley, and some OF our farmers would 40 wen
to try the experiment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

'TgSE SEEvIcEs.-Bishop futile and Rev. II. L.
e arrived in our elty. las; Friday. and on Sunday
7-e service WAS held ~ the Coart House in the
a,lng and evening. In the afternoon they visited
Territorial prison and held service there The
rGoas were delivered by the Bishop TO crowded
uses and j, is alnos; needless TO say that the con-
zsasion we're well pleased with him. His elo-
a;e generally stigs up wha. Little religious senti.
E2i here Is IN any mining community. The rev.
/ nj gentlemen LETT for Boise City on Tuesday
s1caag. and We are informed that the Bishop will
min there for several weeks until the return OF
=. ". Miller. who is on q visit TO the Eastern
l4sA We hope Bishop Tus;!e may and !. conve.
n 30 ys.t our city again before he returns to Salt
l.r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

ri BAcK-our friend of the forid complexion
% McGonigIe. who temporarily deserted the sane
Of the Boise Neles office to visit Loon Creek. re-
ned few days ago, looking somewhat the worse
rear. 1t Is reported that instead of being path
Ter" he is ''pa,hloser," and that at Deadwood he
+ to &c: Chinaman to pilot him through to this
|ap. Loon Creek '.tanglefoot' won't do to travel
Y vii 1t, John?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

Irlorous.-Bishop futile requests us 10 return
cordial thanks to the citizens Of Idaho City ior
Yer kind response to his appeal for means for sup
I'tas services of the Protestant Episcopal Church
secured the amount that he asked for ana desires
aiorm all interested that regular services OF the
copal Church will be held in Idaho City on TWO
days of every month hereafter, beginning with
~aay, September 18th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

10 WILLOW CREEK.-On last Monday our friends
D. l. Cratcher and Greene White. he who recently
committed matrimony. took their departure for Will
low Creek, intending to be absent for week or ten
days We do not know the object of their trip but
have heard it intimated that relative of one of the
parties lives in that section of the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

PASSED WEsT.-Ex-Secretary Seward, and
Adolph Sutro of the celebrated tunnel COM
uapy, passed through Elko about week ago.
The former is on his journey to China and
Japan aud from thence around the world
through Asia and Europe to New York.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

CEDAR CREEK.-The Walla Walla States
mn, learns from Mr.. Hartman, who had just
returned to that place from Cedar Creek, that
affairs in that camp were looking up. The su.
perfluous population had left, and all who were
there are steadly employed; and that it will be
good camp for from 500 to 1000 miners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

NGRASrrE CREEK.-Last Friday quite party u
"a and gentlemen Of our city paid visit 10 the
Sa mill on Granite creek. returning home the
Ss evening. They found the mill laundering
qas usual, crushing ore from tho Gold Hill lode
hey speak in high terms Of the prospects OF the
p Hill company. We understand tnat a dividend
be declared to-day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

sltrso our.-Rosenthal new advertisement will
/ aund in this issue. He wants to leave the coun-
aud is determined TO close out his business 81
Sous prices. He has an extensive stock ana IN
to sell a. prices lower than ever heretofore Of
ia. Any person desiring to buy into sood ousi'
can get a bargain by buying the whole establish
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

sQUmE WITHIN The mouth 10 ike noass v
However pretty 1t may be externally. II Is I'M
sIble to Judge Of its merits until You have seen
inside Isbehind the ruby doors there are pien ~
xarl.whiS fixtures, you win exclaim at snce' ~
beautfuN" To impart the utmost possible DILL
sey. there is nothing like fragrant sozoDosr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

siroRs.-we observed several Of our BOISE oi''
ads in town during the past week-wash Under
a. Deputy U. 8. Marshal, and Dir. I'D finAna'n
" ". Huston. Esq. They remained oniy oas
no and then LEFT for home.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

2alTED.-Judgc W. &. Whitson, who has been as
pei to the Second Judicial District by late order
tie Justices Of the Supreme Court, arrived, with
1 AH!ly in our city on Tuesday last. and Is stop
II a; the Luna House. Under the order re-dis-
ring the Territory and re-assigning the Judges
Understand that he will take up his residence in
10 City. where he and his family will be cordially
aomed as permanent residents and as valuable
1ilOn TO tho social circle Of Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

CALiS-We acknowledge calls from our Pioneer
friends. Ben Wilson. Esq. and the veritable orig.
inal Judge Hogem. who spent few days In our city
during the past week
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

DAoA AaAIS.-in our last issue we erred in stating
mat Mr Chris Hafenaorfer had gone to the Eastern
states. tappears that he has been on trip to Loon
creek as he returned from there few DAYS ago.
Among other arrivals from Orc Grande within the
past few days we observe Mr.. John Reel. A stra,ss
VIM. Baer and several others whose names wa ala
not OBTAIN Mr. Reel does not give very fattering
OF AFFAIRS in that section and seems to think
'ha' everything has been over estimated. But few
claims that have recently been opened pay much
over wages, and some of them among which was the
claim opened by Mr.. Reel, did not pay anything
at least six bits day would not pay him to continue
work Other Idahoans who went to Orc Grande in.
tend returning in q few days and among them DIR.
Belts and his wife,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

'''y' Fl Crrr IrEsts- Prom George W. Anderson.
p Of Pioneer City. We learn that mining operations
i.l b-.ng actively carried on a. that camp.
2: seventy men are al work on claims below the
ltca. from which they get the necessary water
~ uer claims: also seventy or eighty are At
A-ge force Of men engaged in repairing his
sAss, GE.ng fumes. &c. getting ready for neat
/ rig The water has already failed rs much as it
during the year. and the same number Of miners
lrsssn' engaged viii continue working until Win
SEA in. The fro has passed through the timber
/ sad Pioneer and Is working down towards the
7.-e where a stop will be put to its progress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

iohNhD-Hon. J. K. shafer, our Delegate to
returned to Idaho City last SATURDAY, ,ooS
ens as WELL if not better. than we have ever sesn
n me Judge devoted his whole time and att.n
1on' while in Washington. to the interests 81 nis
.aen's' and owing to the vindictiye snec;al
es'saton INDUCED in by Congress at its recent
son. directed at the Democracy of Idaho in the =.
re oi ois annulling acts passed by the last Iegs.
nature ne was kept pretty busy. We do not tnow
mat we could pass more deserved compliment on
the Judge than that contained in the Boise
"s' saturday which, in noticing Judge shafers
return. uses the following language:
In washington he stands second 10 NO da,or..o :,
the House for dgnifed genrlemanIy hearrs .,n
~ 70 business and energy in the prosecntion
M wnalever comes in the line of his duty towards
MS constituents without respect to party
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sas sixth e'a"''
fa'Nsis se2S
2sfssa RJs
susISEss OPPORTUNITIES PAor-six'A
rgf ssz GFs4 Fss
CLERKS AID Statesmen. TWELFTH fAa.-sec0na COL
e6S5%$ss zSS
coAsT%fsE Ss rAarrsh and sixth
sss ssr Second
pExfSsISy E1ry,srH rAeT-s.ss sIs column column
Y H5uses Tu LT FSkSsMep AND uN
si sS@o Column
yESS 1nnP f.crrara column
ExPREssEs- ELrvr srH PAcr-F,ih column.
ase ed@S firm columns
r1k SALs scTsEl11n PAeE-EiisE t,lt S cSismn
fRENciH XbyIHTisEdE dESls~TwssinsTHa sna' 'rAer-rOursh
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAex-sccond col
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-rwKIr PAon-rirs.
HORSES, cXKRfxaEs' ao--rsxsr PAGE Second and
HSTsEs SSoN s S4S1
Ice GREXM-ELxvmwrn pAer-Fif,h eoumn.
oSOsaE cS AMP
1hrd co,umr.
LEOA AL NOTICEs-uLrvrsrH PAGK-sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES TWELFTH PAeE--Sixh column.
LOST AND FOuHD-fIE PAGE-ihirl column.
AACnlNER r--TwLIFTH PAGE. Fifth column
MARBLE MANTELs-ELHvENIu PAGE-Si coiumn
xIscEELASEoTts ADVERTISEMENTS s-r.sru PAGE-
Sixth column.
MISCELLAN EUUS-ELEvgN gNIH PAaR-six.h column
NUSlcAL-Tw wKL.Tu PAGE-ftth couinn.
PERSONAL--flRsT PA8E-First column
eosT e OFFICE NoTIcE-FlasT rAeE-siyth column.
PROP ALS-ELEvESIh PAaE-siAth column.
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoSD PAGE-Ttfi aud fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANuE-sEooSo PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED -sxconp PAoE-rourth col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIasT PAGE-Sixth column.
kEWARDs-FIgsT PAGE-Third column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET-SEcoND PAdR-
Fourth and hfth columns.
SALES AT ACCTION-SxcoSp PAGE--Fifth and sixth
sITrATIoNs wANTED-FEMALEs- PAGE
nrUATioSs wANrED-MALEs-rwELrrH rAor-
SPECIAL SoTicEs 5S FIRST PAoK-Pn,t and second col
sPoRTING- BIRDS. &c.-rInsT PAGES Second
oRx0E-ELEvnxrn PAex-Finh column
SUMNER RESOEIS IS-SEooSD PAGE-Second and third
EHE IRADEs-TwELrTu PAGK--Fourth column.
EhE tt RF-Firer PAGE-Second column.
TO LEI roE BUSINESS FCRPOsEs-srcoND PAGE
IRAyEILEks' GUipE-FrKsr P.eE-s,xth column
YACHTS. s1EAMEOATs, &C.-FrRsr PAaE-sxth col
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sPOnTlNG-pOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPOhTiNE- DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sae-Medicnes for all diseases Prepared Food FOR
mockng Birds, at b. DOVEYS, No. Greene
Of Canal.
N. blades attended by Mrs. Dovev.
SC1 GRAND STREET, ONLY ONE DOOR FROM
OZf Columbia srect.-NM. HUoON'S cheap Gun, Pistol,
and Fishing Tackle Store Making and repairing in the
manner 90 years experience.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, ~ - ~
A, ssssss Sc Sa wes Fourteenth stree. ana rs and 90
nsss OF
A ,rsass and xslses AZ he ar.s. rS1, Shoe s@ps.
a Sso 81 sSws pso. sGsas OF Bond street .'s R ssn
A RICHMOND DrsralBuTIoN.-JuLY 1, 1870.
a. s:s cs:s SiS- siS q. g. T. i: r T. T. f Il, & 10
Information given In the above. also Murray Co and
ras T1YGoR fas
7 oTTERY PRIZES CAsHEp AND INfoRMArIoE
ONCE. Branch orcs, Ia Broame % street. ''' w. '''
~ Ing Of The Board Of Trustees Of this Institution 18th
President; ]; juics, Vice fre.dsns Sanaais Jalns.
r ire
and r. Adds Em,net, NJ, d. and j. Mott, ID: Consult
& n s!Ss
Ss Ta G
s.y ssEss
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john css~s
~ " }!aAT'J }!SATHTSSyyA tSsIrrr rs...,,..
b.R. bhsfx MAINTAINING, Y STfSS;c Committed
ITO ARcHlrEoTs,-pLASs. ELEVATIONS, AND
general Specifications for Buildings for Normal College
and Training school, 10 be Ia this city will be
cevea by HE undersigned ut the oce Of the Clerk of the
Board OF Education OF Grand and Elm Streets until
Wednesday, July TO- 1870, and until o'clock r. H. ON said
day.
For the plans. Ac which may be considered by the
nittee the best and worthy of being adopted premium
OF twelve hundred dclsrs viii be paid.
For the second a prenyim Of hundred dolars
ror the third best premium of two hundred aud fifty
dollars.
Circulars containing the dimensions OF the site. conditions
&C., be had by applying personally by note, to the
Supe:in endent Of Buildings and Repairs No. M5 Grand
street, third Roor. ISAAC BELL
WILLIAM T.. DURYEA,
BERNARD SMyTH,
MAGNUS GROSS,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Committee ON Normal College, 80.
NEW YORK, June 81, 1870.
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EXCURSIONS.

round trip "; Excursion Tickets Tor sails ut pier ~
North river. Steamers ieays daily Or NJ saturdays
cspted.
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HOKsKs, CARRIAGES, &C.

my STYLE CARRIAGE TO LkT-By TUE WEEK.
"A month Old carriages taken 10 trade;
rsges repaired assortment Hand Asons for gecers no.
WITTY, SIS Broadway.
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CUEDAY EXCURSION TO THR FISHING BANKS o.,
= Me r O SCHULTZ Sunday, july 8. leave, .oot oi
Franklin street o'clock Christopher street O'Clock
pier No. 4. Norta river, at N O'Clock.
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HyNARD's STORAGE FOR rURNITU RE, PIANOS
a. baggage &c. y2 West Fourteenth street and rs and 80
bank street. near bleeoxsr Furniture packed, shipped
moved Ia citY country Responsib.e Tor breskAgs.
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"A Trunks and va!iscs at the Great Family Shoe Empo
3sU Bowery Bond selling ~
below Broadway prices. ". D. BIGELOW.
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EXCURSIONS.

A -A.-THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS
"A. excepted, steamer RIP VAN wlSkLE, Captain Sim.
NOUS leaving Peck alp At 40 A. NJ, Christopher street
pt IA NJ, and per No. 4North river At 6AS u. bait,
lnes refreshments and music board Fare 81 ladies
30 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT THE FLEETWOOD
Park Club House, No. 4Sl Broadway, between For
teth and Fortyhrs Streets tho big at the Fashon
Course, for tho 4h day OF july by JACOB SOMERNDYKE
DOOLS WILL BIZ SOLD THIS EVENING AT RILEy's.
l. Bron!way and Twenty eighth street, the big
trot At Fashion Course Monday.
THOMAS Y. JOHNSON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK, AORHISANIA, JULY
J. 2, at O'Clock match ESQ. mile heats IN Owners
blk. m. Kate Mctiowan to wagon J. Murphy's b. Lady
Whtnore, In harness.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE. L. I-SATURDAY. JULY a.
Purse 81 0QG for horses that have beaten 26
s2o S the rs q 900 to the second $sv to the trd and
ard CHI License, 4. Hikoa b. Western Girl CORNER
An.elIne) Dan Mnce b. Confidence William H. saunders
b. q. Wostern New York.
W. II SAUNDERS + SON. rroprctors
FASHION COURSE, L. I-MONDAY, JULY PURSE
$4,000 free for all horses; vv 10 the frs 81 Oo to
the second, $So0 the th and $3.50 the fourth
Budd Dobe cutters b. m Goldsmith aaii Ben Daniels
American Girl Dan Mace b. LAZY Thorn, Cha les Ch
In br. 6e0rgs Palmer, w Borsi Dr. George Wilkes,
Norris Aocomb b. Lucy. Lady thorn viii positively start
". H.. SAUNDERS x SON. Propretors,
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n UEKLAIH, l6 RUE DE LA YAIx, PARIS.
" Ambr0nai Cream for Shsving.
Fashionable Ver'unies for the 1iandk erchtef.
Eau LuA.ra!s for the HM,r.
Eau 10 Cologne fpreparaiinp snociAlok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

POST OEFICE NOTICE,

posT OFFICE NoTiCE--THE MAILS For fURof1
during the week ending SATURDAY, July O. 1870, wa
close at this Office TuesIsy "Wednesday Thursdsy ss
Saturday at l2 ocloes ~, and all the stations a. fo
lows VIZ - and b. II ~; and D. II :2 aud y, II %
and II, 10 A. NJ. +. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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IyAVASA, S15AL AND VERA CRUZ
New York and MeIican Mail Steamship Line,
sailing every twenty days. from pier IL East river
CITY or MERIDA. Deaken. Tuesday, July ia as r. n
For freight or psss.S: sppiy 70 en,,s :.
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&C TO ALBANY AND TRoy.-rnE DAY LINZ
SA steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW wQ
leave vestry street pier at to and Thirty fourth street
A. NJ landing at Yonkcs Nyack and Tarrytown by ferry
Rbnsbsck, Brisso Catsk Hudson and New baltimore
special train OF broad connection with thu
day boats will leave arrival st Albany commencing Jun1
l5 for Sharon Springs arc - from New York; and fsa
Cherry Valley The steamboat SENECA will transfer paN
senges from Albany 10 Troy Tickets sale and csn
checked by Dodds express Office, 944 Broadway and No.
Court street, Brooklyn.
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CHAROE sPRINGs.-ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.-PA61
sengers leaving New York by DAY BOAT Peoples iint
Troy line OF steamboats, through tickets have
their baggage checked direct to Sharon, Albany ana
ssquehanna Railroad and avoid the tedious carriage ride b
other BY the night boats passengers reach Sharon
at 10 2s M by the day boats at S2 r. ~ Passengers b
the Hudson River Railroad be transferred Aibauy "a
the Albany Sus1uchanna depot free applying to t
proper agent stationed the outside Of the depot Ask
tcscts via Albany and Susqueh anna Railroad,
g. r. MAYO, General Ticket Agent.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

OATH AND COMFY ISLAND RAIL ruA n. -rErrOM
~ Wan, south And Hamilton ferry 1rsood sesA4
tery connect with steam to the Island every tert
minutes :
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A I BARKER HAMLINiS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Z. TATTEgSAIi :
Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR CHAS. ". BARKER, hUCTIOSEER,
Regular Auction Salcs
EVERY WEDNESDAY ASD SATURDAY.
Gentlemen's Pr, Etah hmcnts DISPOSED a. public
private sale to the best ADVANTAGE and genera.
OF Horses Cnrria.e Harness. everything hors
line needs of all ella OF sers,
hand.
Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to.
Superior stabling for hoIses sale.
Liberal advances on everything in the horse !i1~.
Regular sale this day post poned to Wednesday