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New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
A GIFT TO vIcEPREsIDENT coLFAxs SON.

A child's table-service, in silver, the product
Of the artistic Of the Gorham Manufacturing
Company. and the gift Of Senators Of both political
parties the infant Of VcePresident Cofa1, Is now
on exhibition ut Tiffany Co.'S The service consists OF
tray, bowl cup, plate knife fork, spoon and napkin
ring the whole nClOsed I'm superb French walnut case
upholstered IN purple silk. The tray is obong beauu
fully ornamented and inlad with retted gold OF twelve
different hues In the center OF the tray i the lnscr
ton schuyler COfaN, jr from Senators OF the ALlst
An expansion OF the rim at the side If sup
ported by a shield Of red gold with monogram, sur
mounted by wreath OF uberoses and morning glorlc
The bowl and cup finished in oriental pearl and ald
with gold The knife fork and spoon also have handles
of gJid and the napkn-ring bears the monogram > c.
ir in delicate Characters The oasngs are OF French
walnut, with cover OF ebony and satin wood, lniad
with flowers This gift has been executed AT an estimated
cost of 900 under the direction O Senator Anthony
and will be forwarded 70 Washington IN few days.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE BoARD or EDUCAHoN
THE SCHOOLS IN NoyrMBrR-r1NANcIAL REPORT

THE SCHOOLS IN NOyEMBER-FINANCIAL REPORT.
The Board Of Education met yesterday,
President smyth IA the chair communication from
the seventh Ward Trustees nominating Miss Carrie b.
Franklin ~ Principal Of the Primary Department OF
Grammar ochoo. No IL, In place Of Mise Fanny MURRAY,
Was referred 10 the Committee ON Teachers after pro
test by Mr. Wood against the unjust removal Of a
teacher who ha- served faithfully for nine years com
DuHcatiou from The Ninth Ward Trustees asking for AL
appropriation 10 pay for the usual clerical service per
formed in 1870 referred the Finance Committee
Tie Board adopted the report Of the Committee on
Elections. etc. IN favor Of confirming the following school
inspectors appointed by the Mayor to hold once for
three years from Jan ls7l First District Robert y
leonard; Second District John Hecker; Third Dstrct
James Kelly; Fourth District, Andrew MOls. Pan Ms
Iict james ". Gerard sixth District John Erice ma
Farreu Dorothy seventh District, Hosea b. Perkins
communication received from the (ifv s1n.,{
tendent stating that during November he eIaiptd be
schools Of the Fourth. Eighth, Ninth Tenth STeepfb
Seventeenth and Twenty second Wards The wLoie
number ~ schools and departments visited was n ana
Che number 81 classes examined 53 IN addition Ia vbic
briefly inspected. or these classes no
diferent and bad. or the GEO classes examined only "A
were reported decidedly deficient Ia discipline while
80 were found 10 be excellent in this Respect The
schools Hart's Island and the "schOu SHIN" vere
also visited both ~ which found 10 be IN an EXCEL
lent state discipline. There the register i'm
The schools, In November, lOl,GO0 pupils digtr
busd follows :5,iGO In the Grammar schOOs &C sg5
Primary Schools, and $40 IN the COOred schools
FIT four pupils suspended or dismissed bad
conduct The absence OF teachers during the month
amounted ~ 1871 days.
communication received from the Board Of
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SHIPPING MTELLLGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORR. R...."....

PORT OF EBW-YORK. :.
CLEARED.
u,, BeE%oo5 Norfolk Sc Anthracte Green Phlsde hai
Wyanoke Bourne Norfolk SC Josephine Thompson moore bau
IS5.jnes Rs5. sissSsf' Ree,e StS sS Bsao5
5 q a , S,f LT'9 asrss FfnG 5 cSs ca'ss A5iTs
Gar6n n. p and Harb Gnce ConSOr' Parsons St
6br,batch Princess Hsse Mnracabo Hotens. Norton
cox Emma L. Por 81 arks Santa Martha snd Sayalai GrisTere
X, m Demerar; Ranger Martin yseksonyie Sampeue hit
NOR Savannah s. j. Gilmore Mcdonald, Bailey's Mills
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Merida Deakn Vera Crul Nov 2s S' via a
'aSa SsaTfp D R A.biend Ingram Charleston mdse pass
s;s9%i2 sS 96a aai Mnp dIsta caat an ssa Head Aa &
Bari yaoo G9ot aaag. 81 day; !5o fruit :, d.v. .,,,,
Brg Walter smn smith MOnteyide9 IS days sheep Sims
senr f. v Cranda OIL. Windsor n. E. dsys plaster.
schr Fvelne Pierce, Demerara Il days, moasses
sclr Isabella Burton Dry HarbOL jan q DAYS ogEood
SeI G. A. johnson W1ans'GI ,os a. "a . Say trn aa'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Dec tarsed steamship & Seuf8 s N o
scbT Coopette from Charleston Cleared steamship Absmh r
2 Mss S wf @ 2.4o55 FOR vsG 5s Rss as' AND @
BsTceiouI schr Lucy N. Collins for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
oryxy,rovy Dee 5The following steamships arrived here
to-day from NeS-lork to Lyepoo Ihe lo2lo o. l-e
Line and the Tarfs, Of the Cunard Line = , A.. ri
IoypoSDERRY D. 6The steamship Morayisn o the Allan Line
om Portl Liverpool arrived here to-day All we'll
DISASTERS.
Fes I s % bo % toer lor weeks but ee woad lie
.r break her three DAYS There are nos 'yo3 9
viii he mae TO get al Tie seamtugs oldham and keoute
steamer Wiusnts small engaged getting out
the cotton about the same position az Nhea she
m k but badly beaten by the the houses ec
bn1 All battered Tie Persia valued $4,000 about
opbaf Of insured The worth S2'J and was
fly covered by insurance . 60
The bark Woodland Tn from Moueydeo for New York was at st.
dschargng for rpa having put IN IN eay con-
drOu. -
Hole 18th u, and reports heavy gale on he passage spA
fIel cabin with wat :. Sc -. ,,
The brig Sarp for Neviork, 81 at ST. Thomas Isl
ipsf ,qh r-iag having eaky, aud with loss Of spars
The r Hudson from Roeknd for hew-lor. and Ada hms
cohdel H inst Nantucket shoals
damaging vessels that they into EdgartoSn ID inst for
psIrs; b0tl are tight
The shr Mar Brewer Ockand for New York put into Egs
With cargo Of Lime ire but had been sd on the
afternoon Of the d.
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THr SITUATION on THE LOIRE.

The Tours correspondent ol Inc L0hdOn
YyB,cs writes. Nov.1s;
To the north Of orleans the treh anu truss an rle
wrrp Yesterday IN presence "I ~" V ''-i"'ll
g.-,.s - an observatory 10 the French was up
49,, 5 te fvyo persons IL reported large forces
"a and near Pthivcrs ana more Gouhgup; from rum
80 ~ Germans extended 10 Toury and although 1t
,,bisbed n Tours last night that they had abandon
al ne latter place aud retired TO BOsseauN and Anger
" the correctness of this statement appears doubtful
Numerically the two armies are supposed 10 ne fnuch
al the same strength hut estimates vary Information
was sent Tours yesterday that the Germans ls,
Ol strong but this generally believed 20 be an eXag
rr ou and that 10000 wOuld bc the mark. An
Austrian military observer yesterday estimated the
strength the French army at 2O0OO but others think
I5a00 likely TO Roe its real force II is well sup
ri with artillery hut whether II really has three guns
per men, which would make 80 batteries, am ul
able 90 say. That is what some positively assert II 70
have while Others say that 500 guns is nearer the uth
Crlg the front for several weeks past through Tours
all that has heen sent has through this place
The Tours correspondent of The London
Telegraph on NOV. 20 gives the following account OF
the strength Of the Army Of the Lore: prom source
upOn which can depend have obtained the following
Loire and have been, confess, not htue surprised
both S 10 the quantity and the quality OF tie troops II
would that neaI lc Mans there are net fewer thah
1900 90 truOuuts more lldu so,tf az d"ulE7'
9O0lr aud between orleans and Toury, l1OOOO-ina1ug
altogether close upon 100000 destined 10 march 10
fIa relief of Paris, aud at present able 10 meet
not include 5000 enCaWped IL and near NeNers, ana
s,out 5000 { "a. are between Autun ana Chagny. Oi
.brSe troops az tlaQ 10000 be. 20 the ne, ald
most oi then ud soldiers VINO nav StrNeu lr't'V
ard now called ont again. The POST advanced poet
OF the Army of the loire 1wards p to-day near
AUrcryiNc Seine ttO>tl about j. leagues rom tht
t9u,t4l When r. "A Won NAT thcra an 10 batteries Of
Lntaucuses. cdcu of zen pieces making altogether lOJ
% these Ce,tru' ehel. OF Wtl-dud iAat 'heIe arc
you viii see thar n ptospe of Fauce not des
pirate as many persons htl eve
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE FISK BROWN GOLD CASE.

The case of Brown and Cruger agt Fisk,
Gould. and others, came up yesterday, before Judge
Woodruff in the United states Circuit Court, on motion
made by Mr. Field OF counsel for the defendants for an
order requiring the PLAINTIFF 70 show cause why a com
mission b0ud not be issued to examine Mr. Bond, who
Is now in Berlin and who Is material witness IN the
case The action is TO recover s5OOOOO the dlnerence
the puPchasi and tire selling price Of gold In
certain OF the celebrated Black Friday transactions
The Hon. VIM. VI. Evarts opposed the motion on the
ground that the defendants had ample opportunity and
time 10 obtain their witness and power also 20 stop that
witness from leaving the country, for they must have
been Informed az 10 his movements The Court decided
to hear further argument on the question to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT-THE CHIEF ENGINEERS
REPORT.

The annual report of Chief Engineer Perley,
submitted yesterday shows that during the year ending
November there were in this city e64 fires OF these
94 were confined to building. Sc extended 10 those
adjoining. shipboard were in the woods and
were loads hay. The Fire Patrol discovered l9l the
Police 1885, the berngers, ~ and citizens, 3O8 Thers
were ls7 false alarms OF the buildings $40 were slightly
damaged 20 badly injured and p totally destroyed The
total estimated loss Is s1202l2 insured for s034,50
hundred and eight fires, the greatest number OF any
one month the past year occurred IN November In 1869
the greatest number O04l was IN July.
The monthly report Tor November states that out OF os
fires 81 were confined To one building, extended 20
others were on shpbOard. in the woods, and burnt
a load Of hay The Fire Patrol discovered 49, the Po
lice a; the bell-ringers, 8, and citizens, 40.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
sHIP-owNERs' RECOMMENDATIONS.

The Executive Committee of the Ship-Own
err, Association Of this city met at the Merchants TX
change in Pine-st, yesterday Gustayus A. Brett pre-
siding Capt Snow proposed that the Association
mend 10 Congress repeal the law which prevents the
American shipowner from purchasing foreigi-built
thius. 10 revise much Of the Consular laws
control in burdeDsOme manner the shipping interest in
foreign ports to revise the Custom House laws that
affect Aims in general aud useless tO the Govern
ment and to alter the law controlling seamen. dis
Cseion also took place with regard 10 the eXtOrtOns
suItted by shipOwncrs, in order 10 secure bcTths
for their ships at tins port and II was resolved to take
soIue act iOn in the matter at another meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
TIE RECOVERY OF DUTIES on GRAPES.

II the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day Judge Woodruff heard the OF William A. Loti
mer Co. agt. Henry A. smythe late Collector OF the
Port OF York The action brought to for
excess Of duty alleged 10 have collected sundry
OF black silk Grape imported by the palntlns IN
January 1867 by the City OF Baltimore ana
SaKonia BY the OF June 1864 duty OF 60 per cent
ad vaorem imposed all imported silk goods but the
plaintiffs claim that they only liable 10 pay 80 per
cent ad valOrem as the silks grapes In question are
not specifically designated in the act William Martin,
cesk in the employ OF the plaintiffs testified that the
goods in question popularity known grapes, and
Edward Rawson a former empOye in the Custom House,
testified that the goods appraised by him. and were
known as grapes. Verdict to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
MEETING OF THE MILK-PRODUCERs OF MAssA-
CHUSETTs AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE

Boston, Dec. THE milk producers of this
state and New Hampshire held long meeting yesterday
The subject Of better system of marketing no ~ TO
avoid the demands Of the middle men was funy dis
cussed. The President DIR. George b. Loring. made an
pteretp address ON the care aud feeding Of cattle and
the proper attention 70 pasurage and Winter fodder lie
suggested that the mk-producers ana milk-dealers
should in council aud arrange schedule OF prices
able public Other addresses we're made b MAJOR LAdn
Of Lowell Judge French Of Concord ana MI Wethefel
of B0sto The committee whom had been referred
The question OF considering what improvements could ne
made I'm the marketing OF milk, suggested that com
,tfee be appU ned confer with the snpeflntrndents
~ raj roads 10 economist the transportation OF milk ana
see what gements could be made ~ further tbe l
terests Of producers.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAIL&
THrRsnAY- DKc. 8.

THURSDAY, DKc. g. .
N,u for Purop. via Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Siberia Dock jersey City close at the fotoic at 10 NJ
paid letters only male uP on Dock jersey
v and closed at An letters deposited IN Supplementary
Mails mustb be prepaid with double postage -, a, - 81.
Havana and the West Indies per steamship MOTTO Cate
fu No n r. close at 2 .. Steamship sails at CLOCK m
FRIDAY Dc. 9. -
Mails Havana steamship Cleopatra from Fler No. - L. h.
close Al tho Post Ice Al 2 p. n
SATURDAY. DEC. TO-
Mi for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per s.sm,p ' @ W
No IS N r. close the POsphce 81 u VI
SupBementay paid letters only made al Per No. %
20 Steamship sails al m IAN letters
euoted Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid with double posaRt
Brest, per steamship Prntre sas 9m
Pier No 50 n. T., close at she Postoaee al y H. no sue
uentarg Mail. .,-.-----,t- -.
Mails for the German via Bremen the steamship Ameua
foot Of Hoboken close the Post OAce al NJ No supple
mentary Mail Steamship sa.s At p IN
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
GERMAN IMMIGRATION.

The Directors of the German immigration
Society Of this city met at No Is BROADWAY yesterday
Frederick Setback presiding The report Of the agent OF
tho societv shows that during November 1529s immi
grants arrived at this port among them $3.50 Germans
Of these 1ls embarked at Hamburg, and 2Si at Bre
men DuTip0 November 1s69, 1888 Immigrants, 2o49
more than duruR the sao month OF this year arrived
AZ his mort OF these sO26 were Germans, 21ib more
than dirinR the same month Of this year Prom January
a. Eoya,heT s0 17O 2OS Oe9 immigrants, among them
6s6sI Germans arrived at tlH port comparing thls
with the total number OF immigrants 1Sf among tHoIh
VS7I erInans who arrived III tins port dlhg Inc eoI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
DECISIONS.


Sppremt Court, Chdmbers-By Judge Barnard
C,.eIsr ar Crockey-Refrebos ordered
n, Lode Brady Margaret kefs-Orier granted nnen'
pj Order settled Hachings Nss0n.-Findingb
B.mErn sgt Dcnmle-OrdeT santed Merchant sg Wat
nriniou Front6rnted hY def,uk Rowe
p1pl-(rer settled at ~ebb-AlosAnees granted Barry
~ i.s, IssE.M.x-Rase IT, AT Calm-hoton denied Barnard
,st CaAns Csmberlng ast Kerr Wolaeh t Eer knlpP at
a.ss1 Psoel At hnckng Me agi Mas Boyd agt brown
No.. r.nt.a Brown Lppman ngt Ha-hoons de-
80 C,ccAiu AT Firhaghlowsnos Of eo i the matter OF
eassessment-MemorandA for counsel
n, Jsdge Csr.OsoJe.ph sst Hone In. Co-aoon denied 81
tie Pon Royal X. r. Co-hoioo
ss,sa Tenor Hesey-hoion rrsntst hchos ss Bees-
su rsp,ed upon paymest ef Of aqoes and costs OF mo
security aud defendant y ttpuae
- s vsisas And pfveses we days sses ksAA AL
Ws>A-be8 nzsA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
SURRENDER OF A BOY MURDERER.

VIM. Cavanagh, age 10, in July last, in
quarrel with VIM Kelly age H. in front OF the laters
rcsidencc No 2Os West Twentiethst threw penkIife
at young Kelly, which penetrated his skull, causing hs
death in q few days Cavanagh was indicted by the
Grand jury in accordance with the verdic. Of the
Crere Jury but having fed from the city the Police
failed 10 arrest him. Yesterday morning, his father
called at the Lonardst. Police Station, in company 18th
the Young culprit who surrendered; and being
taken before the DistTicAttorney, was committed
rs.fffr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
CIVIL NOTES.

At the Jerome Park Races, last June, F. l..
Baredas carriage backed into Philip seiners carriage
and as Steiner claims, damaged it 800 and caused his
horses to run away njurng themselves and DESTROYING
gold plated harness, Steiner brought suit Tor SlOV
damages and the tried yesterday before Judge
Cross i'm the Marine Court The defense proved that
steiner driving at rapid pace and ran into Barreda
carriage and Manon Marble testified that there was no
backing whatever Barredas part The jury found Tor
the defendant For plaintiff d. McAdam; FOR defendant
n n Lord
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

responding months OF last year, decrease sthown OF
~ 100 Immigrants, including decrease on 1901 Ger
mans The expenditures Of the Society Tor the ad on
needy German Immigrants during the past month
amounted 10 f7l3 20.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
BASEBALL.
THE RED STOCKING RECORD FOR 1870.

THE RED STOCKING RECORD FOR 1870.
The Cincinnati Baseball Club has made
itself history which places il apart from every other
organization which has sprung into existence since the
close Of the Rebellion The club organized in july,
Is66 as club but il not until 1865 ihat the
nov noted Red stocking nine organized since which
time the history Of the club has been public In
1so9 the Cincnnas met with degree Of success unpar
aeled in the annals OF baseball and they have just
closed the season Of 1870 with record which places them
in the front rank Of professional baseball clubs As snch
an organization the club, I'm its honorable dealings with
the public and the nine by sktm play have presented
examples 90 Others Of their class Nnch II Wo9d rave
been well the interests OF the naOndl game hau hty
been followed The famous Red Stocking nine has, how
ever, been dSbandcd lor reason. oi p ptt u9S
Ter una their able Captain and the model snort stop
rft tive nine m Boston. lHtdS dcl "! ilalI! "l..It'
ae member Of the Cincinnati Club was 10 make out Ihe
statistical record Of the play OF the nne ana ILOn ms
s'.tnmeut the following interesting particulars have
{. .'a cleaned ...s H..
re Red stocking Nine nave played q games during
" a. professional mines OF these they lost six games,
Ollv four Of The different orcdnzI lons theE paNed
with being aue u win ball from them These were the
Itircs of BruoEIyn athletics Of Philadelphia, Forest
4. ~ of Rockford and the Chicago Cluh. .
In tue 40 games play with amateur hlnes thtH Scot
a. rIns apiust gql aud in the "a games played Win
ur fessona mines tcy scored SIG runs against "2S me
tal of rms scored in the "a games 232 against CAS-
stIur u average of so 10 match, Win oo over,
AGAINST an average OF eight runs 10 mS'cn VIII %
b. highest score made 10y the Red Stockings in a
mat "a game with amateur nne was luo 20 4E' y
the Unions Of Urbana, OhlO ana the sllsillel SUI
made AGAINST lam amateur nine against the Empires
,f 81 L0ui--7to5 Tie highest score made m a ntcI
game with professional hhe %+s & VII I rg 0S
a professional nine with the Forest Cty Ol h",h-
~ 3ci- amateur score against them was made 10y
TIE Amateur club Of ChicagO-s 10 the k.d Stockings
81 and the smallest was 10y the onion OF LtAlh-iOh
tlrm wa g AIDE bv the Riverside Of Portsmouth Onto
y TO the Red stocking 29 aud the smallest Was by the
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Amount OF per
maueutscbOOl

Consisting Of outstanding claims lands Se bncang town a
Of SG3b6l Ga Poll Interest on lands cruz
rcpa 70 and CTeachrIF board kdmsct Furniture
And apparatus fIncludng balance IN hand ~ % 30 BaSne
ham For The thai the free tooool law "ai
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC 80,
Sun 7:i2 sun .... 1888 Moon rses.... BIB
SANDY Hook 7.Ji GOV Islan.... 8l3 Hell Gate ."lOV
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professional Notlces.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ D., formerly. Professor
~. OF lmroant sec.es Syracuse Me1l Corge y l.
Oaoe 2is Fiteh.I Of Thrisve Y CJ Nervous Drbh
~ and n rr sn-ca and general cseases &c Dr. Hs WORK Soc
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
Gtedmboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE
n GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.-DAlLf SATURDAYS excepted
u Per "a spring ami Chsronss CLOCK Fsr~ee
e-nt Cabin sl with stat. 81 80 The elegant steamers
VAEDERBlT COSNECTICUT leave above,
TTor .t6 ard Albany p Pare Sunday ss heretofore
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusa-
toss and Eaugalust Rsod Pare S Steamers leave Ceths
rse alp st and u every ughi tsssdsys excepted
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
i Hor.h-sesmen leave Peeksp for Es~-HsVen 5l3 sad II
..-fttR R.tlra
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
steamboais ano Railroads.

pLOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
Ts, .s.me, DREW and r. JOIN sonao, s..ir pie,
eed ,vs,s eoHhecsg At Ihsy With irsia, u sr r,oa
H'as o; '' 1s % -. .s Ss Ss' a bS is q s..
n. a S9 ss%.s, Gs 5osn =. s.1s. d e. sy 9e y
SAFETY, SPEED, Ard COMFORT.
- EOPWICH LINE IN -,
5 bi Eo SsS xot xSS'ii css cdSS s.sr Sn .Ss a1.
q q s,s az r9,sis. f6s ne" snd siareh 'issHc1
CITY or LAwRESCE, nd ,,,-ro,
Ill lo.v. g,v ". An 80 y " 80 =, a.,
Psr 90 Sorlh River 100 of Clrli S-d wsu,...
ro Sw London ,i Eot'h there eoraet1g h Erprs. ir'a
,d,, R.SasA R, tickets 'al rates Of ' n; oa'' ri..~
Tss'Yofs. Oct is 1884, J. = 'noA' ''j'' A'''-
HARTFORD DiRECT.-State Of New-YOrh
ana City Of Hartford lelvs Pei Z. ds, asp ior Haio7
Bat e5o,o' r. &C. Pre- II : . a 5a.s u D.
nELAWARE AND n. Y ). 5. Co, Pier 2l
R-The se,uer W ". corr VII es,e or 1--we, De- sTsr
n0SDaI al s aSd Jud,ea .D nd ID " %, % 81
AMI Baltimore Railroads. Rteng vail lsave Lsve' "EDNEsDh
r. re- = sPLESbIb 2S fsiiSG AZ LswEl '''
TENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
meets .t somsrye Wild ulod Han Juuctoa
vs Ss ne Pels e. L,ssSr.s 's seIa ,D E E,o, 81 I H. IL
hg6 Vale Ea AZ g, or i2. 90 s e., ,f Pls.,
''- AIifsFoTE SS FS 1ESE 1RalEolIEsE ES 5uE VEST
Comnencng NOveme a. la70Leave New I0rk 80 ~ oE';
hare Pso3 Mls1oy City, TualhaaHoa. ToaaDlA Wa7sr AZ
7:4U m.-F0r Eastoa
%wf.Tras EIps,s. d,r lsIeeg, suna.y % Es..oa Allen
40 Junction for stroars w,T sp ssrroD agmoa Sy
Phrsburg and Eastoh ior Asac ChunE Mahanoj
CIV hlkes0srre. hilhauspOr, Ene, Sc
Iu:JO =. NV ~ Tram for SOmcrylle
Pennington Easton Allentown, Chunk Nsbsno'
Ct- WEesbsrre, Raing Columbia LAnease Ephuu PotsVis
Harrisburg. &e
mFo Ea;son. Ane7to-n and M.1e9 MAN % Chunk p,,,,
4:J0 D. m.-ior Somersll ald FlCning0n
5p m-CIsCINSATi dsilv Behhen Al.n
town Reading Harrisburg Psbugh Chicago and Cincinnati f
Palace Pittsburgh Chicago Connects a. JsRsas
with Delaware LscksEan. and Ws.t.ru Railroad for sefautoB
5:l5 D. m.-For somerUlle
n.-For EsrO1.
m--F0r SOmtrvie
MI granfl-For EagtOr.
s.iJ m.-For Pl.inIrd
u D. n-For Palsel WEDNESDAYS and Saturday. - .. 49, -
For Elsbeh 500 $50 7:l5 $40 s:o 300 $50 1910 ~
200 3.l5. $3.50, 400 $50 t:t3 5:3 a:@ 3t3
GOO 700 500 800, 800, 9:i5 1888. 1900 o.
ofe Of the Central Eal
road Of New Jsrser foot Of Lbertys " No Asor ouse
~ BroadsAy No 10 Grsnvct and a he pn1c pal
hotel, X Z. Kicker Superintendent
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.ic oiic- are as follows:
D. mn.- u hanlf lILhs.
! wIfn nnd fnIIcd to deIra

The only Clubs they played with and failed 10 defeat
Fcre the Atlantic ana the Chicago Clubs.
Tie following are the batting averages OF the Red
Stockings for 1870:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
n4p n, from Pier n. n L., foot Of Roas.essi
Cabin fare 10 BOSTON 81 TOPR0ylpkSCE "a
Deel fare 10 BOSTON 81 fePROYlDkNCK, 81
Fsh oTea Ceauset Poraens VITA Boston asd Prov
,sd Prov Worcester for all Important kat etes ,sd ie-as
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co"
ID INDEPENDENT LINZ for the WEST soUTH-wET asa
NORTH WKST FREIGHT forsArja ~ NAbpEh sad
AhBoI RAILROAD Per Eerth River ,ss NLnsp & s
Dispatch Pl.sngt the EsvJsrs.l sss sse reste ren
foot OF CsrsiAaasti privilege En- roass Mi Ss
tsa c. Asd cost lhe Osbi Linh sr%<
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on AMI aer MONDAY OCT o. 1870 Trans VII ea't James s.
q follows:
8:aO n. Greenport and rag iiaTboL
lN:J0 4. ID. N0rtupon WAY Ira1.
srlor Rycrhead Express runs through 70 'e'
port on ray pg4ts.
400 .. N. Eorhpor. ErIress
500 D. n HempseaA wAv Train TO lslp Saturday nghs
,. m Northpor Way Tram.
AT rsu branch m Henped Sunday ts 10y Roo n
VALLEY. IlcLsTle HUI
Eun,r, Pont A. 30 A. n and o. J. d. BARION Sup''
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

Actual or approx 28 1910 Estimated No Terson
elued from age 6; school money distributed on a
Is years Coin Average salary Of g
Teachers pay their own boari whch averages u
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