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New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE COUNTERFEIT swINDLE-A CORRECTION.

TO the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR In last Mondays TRIBUNE an article
appeared headed "Tho Counterfeit swinde Again." In
which my name appears one Of the principals.
Having in Washington for the past two weeks and
not knowing OF said article until my return home, you
viii oblge by cOntra,ictng this statement 20 far as
/ am concerned. The name gwen at the station House
is John Hettng and with his concern have nothing to
do. Very respectfully, JOHN HECkLER,
AeD York, Dec lG, 1910. No. LC DelaIcy-st.
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6perial Notices

Stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN, WALTHAM, HOWARD, AND
GENEVA WATCHES.
In grea, variety, a.! a. remarkably lor py1.,s.
MILLER Il GOODRICH, AGENTS
25 JOHN 81, NEwiOkk
The Difficulty Overcome at LRsf.-"Thr Se,dham Phen'
alsays taachnc In nghs deuos
viii os Il hsrksan Ca H. General Arhe!
Ne. S Broadway Agents wanted every In the STATE goo"
eanyasssrs for city liberal terms
For sae.A SET " the DEBATES Of .he las. STATE SohsI
TpIioSAL CONVENTION, II yols boGnd IN hoap 'SiS '''
eao Address n D.. Boz ms Tribune OAee,
During December We shall sell
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND JBNkLkf
for tho price Currency that thsy ac worth IN tod
HOWARD L Co, Il,
.. d, prosav., b.t.sep ssyerseuih and BghiosHshdA
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lAns0aAcensaA |

AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER. BILIOUS DISoR-
D.ps SICK Hs,Dicss &C., AXIS iHcSovdHLr CURED nv DR.
J.rsss PIL AcrSo AZ GENERAL LAXATIVE THEY
ns.oys All NATTER PROM raE BOWELS
a.,puir sEcEsrIos or rHs STOMACH AND
,yxR AND HEsroax coSprIos soLD
M ALL DRUGGsrk
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER II, 1870

sfxTIt DfsTRfCT.
A. Coningo Dem 49, i26lIl r. T. Van Horn, Rep... San
Geo. Smith, kp.....-. 6,7SSi J. Shields, Dom-. f16o
Comingo's majority. s77sl Van Horns majority sGT
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
J. C. Parker Rep. l97I3J. Aspcr, Rep. l5,272
j. IL. Ells, Dem. TO- I23 NJ. oliver. Dem..- Sps
Parker's majority. 1890 Aspers majority. 1913
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
J. G. Blair Dem Il.7lo,J " Benjamin. Rep. s,o54
J. T. X. Hayward, Rep 9,iO Y. WiIiams' Dem 75so
Blairs majority 2so. Bepjsmin's major. 1,6os
NINTH DISTRICT.
Andrew King, Dem. 1883 d. i. Dyer. kep,.-. 6tOI
D. 4. Dyer, Bolt. 3,t9 W. h. Swl]lor Dehi sVio
Edw. Draper, Rep. S,!27l .to,. zoo
King over both..... 3,3GI
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Total. ...... 1851 1884 424 23,043 1874
THE vote of the Counties of Mackinac and MAnltou
were not counted by the state Board " Canyassers
account infOrmalty In making tho returns, the
County Clerks OF those counties neglectng to attach
their signatures.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

The exchange of newspapers at one OF the
outposts at Paris has been carried OH In very friendly
manner According to mutual agreement the papers are
at the time.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

n. n. SoUIRE's, 97 Fulton-st. New-fork. /
hs reliable WATCaK hD DIAMONDS, ehoiee Jkvs
nv and SrEz1isa sLyKhwARA Diamonds sp-eisliy.
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,jOrity for Ferry in 1868, s,S2s.

Total l.............l4,s79 16,6lS. 20,055 1913
sNo returns were received from HOngItOn County.
Majority for Sutherland, 1882; do Tor strickland In
1865, S,sl7
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

ENGLISH BREAKFAST PARTIEs.-The fashion
~ ~ Rngsh parties he lacrosse At no hour does
px b,, ook becoming when the gs Aad glow OF motsg
ar. gentlemen -bo attend English Breakfast parties
osst 70 hapeaat from the Emporium u kSoH
the Halter al3 DroalEsy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

The best Holiday Gift,
A FLoRkSCK Szvlso A,cniU
SUS Brpids,r. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

fine assortment of Novelties for Holiday Gfts may
be touad at SCOTT, PlArr Co.'S, l2ll broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

All kinds Of Twine, Cordage, and Paper
Net cash yns-a "iLLakp h%Nff' ~ ot''"'r' N''i0N
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
TOOTHRRrsHES

,f b.st BugH.h m,ks al greatly reisesd pness
DrrsIAN * Co, Astor House Pharmacy.
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A Holiday Present.
Hazard & Casweli', Cod Liver OIL 1, the best

PoIIAK Manufacturers Of hESRsCHAUH GOODS eel the
Genuine and CGAahOLDEs at Nhoss Pnces
their Retail sore, q JOhnst., Middle OF the block.
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The best in the rnarket.-If you want an e|
esAn shosabs HAt I,es 'as asasi's'Afe hrAs'eas
ne Sas,-as Price, H.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

wOOD-BRiGHT-On Thursday, Dec 5 by the Rev b. C. Mage.
T. Moot PGchtoxn ~ j. 10 Irene daughter oil hos bright
ofHnuloWa, NJ. J.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Sote Paper
Wa EvgsDsLLs soss FULTossI. DVTCH CuvRcH
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DIED.

Au Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsed tch Jull
ad udIIy
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MICHIGAN.

THE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
1870 1865.
II. p. Baldwin, Rep. .lOJl76 H. r. Baldwin, Rep l2oO5l
G. c. COmstOck, Dem. 63j91 Jno Moore, Dein 9i,2s0
III. Fish, PrOhib....... 27l0l
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THE CAMPAIGN BECOMING wARM-SPEECH or
ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN-A yINDIC-
TIVE MANIFESTO FROM ROBERT TooMBs AND
LINTON STEPHENS.
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Aug. rs, 1870.

wYoRK, Aug. rs, 1870.
There is good supply of horses in the
different sale stables up town. as well in the Central
Horse Mart in East Twenty fourthst, but the demand
continues to BIO Insignificant.
The best sale to-day was made from Post Sichors
Stables where fine dapple gray, coupe horse 10 hands
nigh, years Old bought for SOJO also rev ran
road and workhOrses sold from the same place az
prices averaging from $50 to 500.
The semi-weekly auction sale at Messrs. Johnson q
Van Tasses horse and carriage auction mart NOS liz
and ia East Thirteenthst will take place tomorrow
(Tuesday, the 10th inst.), at IL o'clock.
Business very dull to-day at the carriage depOs
tories and hardly any Improvement is expected before
the LIST Of September.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pa North Rirer Vessels, All h1tr0adS
Arc l3s8 bales Cotton pkg. Ashes, p pigs BeeswaI J
18l bbs -Four 20 73 bush. Wheat 5i0J bush
Con- J BUSH Osts 3 l51 bush Re 29iJ bush Malt 100 bu
ls Spirits Turpeutue COZ bhl B0n 10 bbls Pork
rkg pkgs Meats u kegs Lan iOl pkgs Batter 49,
pkf. Ch-ce - b Eggs % pkg Talon 30 bbL Lard Oh l6J
prs pkgs OIL Cake rs bills Copper 81 cakes Copper
o. b WHISKY 2 aes Wool NJ bales Hops Is AS sides Leather
Tobacco, 244 boxes Tobacco
Plg @ So pigs Starch, l9 bags Peanuts loo bales Moss loJ
D. S.Llc.
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LINE STEAMERS Daily for


Il Of Chamlersst and foot Of Zjist 4 follows
Trains leave ttambesst 10 $50
IA and m daily. Leave 23dst g45 and Sis
aI D. NJ daily New and improved Drawing will
Accountant through connecting ornes
v magnificent Sleeping Coaches running Cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping Coaches Will accompany Sus
BlhaO; the $3.50 train Buffalo and
lie o. m train New York 10 Rochester
An Enigrant Train leaves daily al 7:45 ?. IN.
Por Port Jes and Way 'llO aud 4)0 (29lst 'l:l5
a. m and 4:l5 p M
DAYS only m. (lhst, 8;l5 a. n.y.
Po. ore court Way at $3.50 a.. IN. i21 M
For Newburgh and Way at $3.50 aud i3O p (l3s 7;i5
For saGern way and ol ai5 and p. M The
.,er Tain sll:30 N. (9Jlstl 'll:i5 p M
For Peterson and Way from ast Depot Gas io:l5 and ll;s
SIS lois Il N .l;ss T. s:lS and e;'SP
NJ HIS 545 +5;l5 S.s and u: 5P Prom CbAmbest Depot
anG, IN ~ M; IL rs, 400 t5:l5 G:0J, and TO- D.
For PisrmoI SseL Mon,ey and way from 2t Depot s;S
~ i5 From Chamber's Depot a. 90 iioo 800
Tickets or passage and for Apartments DrawusRom and Sleeping
can and orders Tor the checking and transfer 81 Bag
ee NAV CoapaGy. oaees "a So Ad s57 Broadway
St GTeaviehsti lA5th st. aud nrAye iAr
lem $50 Puoal DooL Depo foot Of Chambe.,l and foot q
III Newyo Etcaaugsce. ant Long Dock Depot Jersey
80, III oftle Aeeus al the principal hotels.
l. d. RI'kEh ',4s' va * bhhlN
spalI FOR Hseteuiaet ouly.
Por PienDOni and EJaek OaJ,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


81 rt Aneean seeae United States Five
81 BE Rssly shares III IaOs Cenirss 1861 Aanuc and
L1earo9, Avs 5-ll9o opened quiet MddHng Up
go iqo19 Lde Wheat log0lolo y GENITAL fo CaIiforna
yn'y Aug l5-Lnse Oil sm at a32ass2 s. Sugar quiet on
=, ,oos Aug l5llo pnThe Corn market is dropping English
teI IS los qlo.el At decline Of D. 70 IS -
aug LEO m-Consols BY for both money ana tne
Ta I g io Ie i ana AZ es T S SIts "a stoeS.
.-.tr and Orat Western, n
LsHroo aug l5Coton squiei BresdstuaFouI "a 10 y Dbl
tef Canal Pork du lly = Dbl for Eastern Prime Mess
b li teree for Extra Mess. Tsllow a. y
LosDos Avg I5-io p consos closed 9ls both money
D. Is re- e. 5s5 OIL s Is7q s TTFc Sti's' e. stees
c. - kasy shares Its Illinois Centrss l0i Atlantic and
tyeHHyoq Avg l;3o mcgion closed s1as, bu; not
81 S 11, 300 iOI e,22F and sgeeqaGG2 Flour S' p
LSD,, Az IS MAJ Lns s4 Oh heavy a. 81 Ia ~ s
easier % so9o g ewt nSseed oil Ga03aS
DOMESTIC MARKETS
i Cult qs5 Bis ss eSd ,''r So n 9ae OR
s. F seq Ssn coming forward held az 80 Timothy sels at
%es Rr. Fs s's $s ss g 90 E 500 90 81 sgH
l. II 'fS mo- GNS - rs gs rs E sse$a
fS Is $ ss s;lS Ga s sses q drd %Hs
ss SS s1s G'sl Sst At ses @ sps
ao6aSg &Ss S5 S'c I!s Se hsE ss. Ts
81 Ss 81 IS wbse 81 5eas S0%o1 y , se 81 z wests
Po sg SG: ssss T9 sso. oa $3.50 rye ast9sc Mess
R5 Iic shoulders lS'@ Hams zec Lard dull al 7GiSc WHISKY
ALBAsY " Aug I-whest &. in good supply and dun Rive
Soe viii bat le offering Com entirely neglected Barley Malt
sn9sa supply ma rules Of ts bsyef sales Ods van s a
BssSsIo Is bush Wheat asa 900 bush Com
sh Wheat bush Con- Oo 6a.f o'ts I Is 5' i'0
81 90 bush Wheat go u os. go Sos S Cs
'A'A Ne FeSAs dsu and u0eharge Flour inactive Wheat
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COTTON MARKETS

| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-AuGUsTl5.
Beef cattle Gull this week aud prices lowers zoo head sold Era
PENNSYLVANIA and Western Steers at 9d9lc Fair TO Good "a
506 Sheep dull and lower 800 sold at 5d5lc Hogs dui
| sales 1900 at $l3 50d 5l3 IS.
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Gituations fl1ante0-- Alalss.
Gelp nantso.
% Ubom II man Concern
A1TGnTIATI0NS ARE OPEN MITH ALADY

NEGOTIATIONS AXE UPEN WI III \ LAD1
IN musical and business qualifications who would unite viii
party capita who their interest to take hold OF An aresd
successfully prepared Geld operations IN the piano line where the adj
reputation valuable patents and excellence Of
suffers competitors the guaranteed hnes
OF the advertiser besides her undspued ssesWOmsn,
correspondent and powerful influence all the eooni
F. A. r. Herald Odhee.
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professional Notices.

DOCK on Structure, Fistula, Piles, Diseases
ID Of the Pelvic yscera Diseases aud DesogMie OF h N"sss
Vac and Pr,oa Caarrh thirty Diseases MAILED ot - eeae
HENRY L. DANIELS. u ~ IA LsSasssa A'sAA~
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.


MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Depos Nevio foot Of Bsrclay- and foot OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing yu ~ ~
300 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting a. Denye VITO Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With sussex T.
for Aniover and Newton, Washington with the D. b. sni w H.
Gap roulsbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghsmon SYRIA
and all Lsehswsnna and bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hudson X Rds. =,
ll:l0 LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
Washington, Phpsbug and Ea-ion
Plllpsiurg with Bel Del r. for beydee &c. ami AZ
Easo with L. r. for Bethlehem AsatoNn Manch Chunk ana
ikesbarre.
r. and Washington with D. L. and
W. X. X. for Water Gap, Strouisburg ami Scranton. 90
D. HACKETfSTOWN NAIL connects with Boonon Chester
and SUSSEX Railroads
C.40 p. m.
Fo SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $50, 1870, and lOoa
2:yO. AGO and $500 p. H. - -. . -. -. 80. go.
For ORANGE ard SOUTH ORANGE, $50 7;N % O. 1910 s1i
m. a - "a IA .,o.,o ,o.on "a
II ~ llO i: D. 1900, Fl:3 $500 3:l 35) 4;0 i:lO
1880 $40 $40 $50 600 't) $40 E5O 9O) anl ;i9 p IN
Trairs marsed stop East Newark .-. . q,
BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR, B:O
10. ON q.-OE .Tnf arfl. On. m
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steamboate ana .TlaiIroaos. N ~
peoples LINE STEAMBOATS,

FOR ALBANY
Nas DREW and ST JOHN continue esvs their pie
noo m,sr south side Of Csnsst O'Clock p daily Sundays
Eor W. sennesang Albany with trains Of the several railroads
and NJ once on .he wharf and Dodfs Express Offices g BrOiw
VII. ssDa vSs BTohyn THIS the only sismbo.t line ecnnes.ag
IT, bn,n % advertisements nmang the change OF the locality Of
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Yua h9bg orOtCs Jans.loa Lowell
~ ciTY Or SEwropK
rn ,.,v, and CRY OF xBw.LosDos
r T ~ Worth River, foo, Of Canal and Watts u, -
for he above and sSrxsh there connecting with Express trains
s and Boston Hartford and Rie R.iirosis
Sah Ryst N'Is' and rA'. for freight spPy :. The osee Pier
New Yoft, De. "a. 1869 j. b. Shohi'F' As'n"
ARIFORD DIRECT-State of New-YOrk
ana C Of HArifori esvs Peck Clip daily for Hartford
Btl.boro' N H., sc r.fs class 81 IS eiss. o. rs
EWARK and W-YORK BOAT.-Steamer
oS r. Wal leaves foot Bsrclayst 1870 and 4;10
Bergen Point 0sassI Newark Tbs and l;oo stopping at
t'OR NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
WHITE no . a go'a fare. the beautiful steamboat NELLY
!s and Thirty .esnth Returning leaves Norws2
Var. IS e,D On NE arrival Of the DAnbu and sssavsn trains
Fox STAMFORD and GREENWICH-Th
slEAhBOAr STAMFORD leaves Pier a. foot Of Markets. East
RIVER daily at 8 and foo, Of Thirty at 3:l5 p
t'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
,os. and Saug,tusL Railroad Fss st gieam.r
nenp AZ u noon and u every night SUNDAYS sreepsi
ID EDKPEsDRsT LINZ %, ba WEST soTTg WEST and
ND HR WEs s RsEISHT received and saId caMDEs
dispatch Ne. j., and C. and 4 roas. f fro
SS c. .ad return s;.4ss The ONLY Linz .iorss
A. Gener. l1ank
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PECEIvER's E.-NATIONAL WHITE

DECEIVER's N0TICE.-NATlOSALW WHITE
III LEAD AND ZINC WORKS, No 100 Frontst Nes-iork.
hereby that have ten duly appointed BY oreT the
and effects Of the late hr OF this
the above place and Offering for sale the stock aud
property Of said hrn.
All parties indebted said required make payment N
ONLY All parties having claims said hrn will present the sane
60 M for adjustment
Payment Of all demands said be made without delay
proceedings will he taken 10 enforce the - -.
unsOh will be sold public auction A. No. w
Frontst 23i August 1870 ~ II oclcs
Dated Aug. !, 1870 JACOB NANDbkPoEL, Recover
WAR DEPARTMENT. CHEP SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
DIVISION Reports BENEYIr orr
COMMERCE WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. 3, 1870. =.
Under the authority of the Secretary OK
u Chief Sgus OoeF u the Army empowered enlist
number suitable persons be appointed commissioned ohce
The observation and OF storms ~
ami seahoar" compliance with resolution OF Congress
Of the observations he had AZ O1ereh
throughout the meteorological reports be maze %
DER upon which these commissioned ohe wiz 20
poyed interesting branch Of Scientific study sld '
acquired will be valuable hereafter .....-
The opportunity thus offered for yoGng nnT.
ton desiring devote themselves reading TO the r
duty being Of such nature with care ADl e
nit time o be devoted 10 study. - e,.r. when ass
viii troops about 1860; the lster iaAf'er'' ~
provided by the Government
The number Of appointments being neeessAh1 "' 49,
will be subject examination
Annicetop, setting forth 60. a. ,hs
testimonials may be addressed to '0e 'N
No. l7l9 Gst Washington D. g. An ~ op.hai 90 application
Circulars giving particulars Will De ''iHs" w
Ofhce
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Mafbinerp.

TOP SALE 1O-inch DUDGEON STEAM
HAMMER vito Anvil Block. se one Steam BoI., iss,
fe pae. Tools below half exchanged foI shses
o. Address wHITMUN Galyaninng Works, Grenpon, L. l.
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WESTERN Express daJ tefeept
town Harrisburg aad tie West Connects Harrisburg or Ee and the
Oil Regions Someryie Fsmngton Connects at june
for strouburg Water Cap scranton Bnshanton Syracuse no
Connects Phpsburg for Msuch Chunck, Wilsesbne he
m-ClSciSy,r ExPREss daily Tor Easton Bethlehem Allen.
town Resns Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Pa.es Pburzh Chicago. Connects at Junction
With Delaware L,c,vsnna and Western Railroad for Scranton
seepgear through from jersey City 10 Pittsburgh ever evening"
Tickets be obtained the once OF the Central Kali
Of Liberty " at No As1or hoass
Nos 2 al s26 Broadway at No 10 AMI at he
hotels. Il K. RIChkk oupennssn1snh
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN g NJ + ,, 49,
on and after MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains Will leave james sup AZ
gGia M Gresnpor and Sag Harbor Mail Train. .
IOoO N0rIhpo Way Train stopping at all illermee s@'0ni
I2O0 m Henri stead Way Train.
ago D. ID. GreespQrl and Sgs HarboT Express
1850 D. IN. NoishyOH E4p.-ss
$50 = N. EorihpoH Way Train.
Ss6 n m For North hlp and intermediate stations
branch for Hampstead sunday Trans 'of tosn,
pint a. "a m and D. m. }. D. BARTON, supl
Tekets sod direct Hampton for AL $3.50 trains
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" gTVHR RAILROAD-Trans leave Thrieth'sL as iolloTs
ga m Chicago Express, Drawing room cars attached ~,
M ami 3:45 Special araoga Express Trans WIN DHlns
Room Ca ae and through sara ogs without chshs nouns
AMI - uiluts , - r. B.. .. ~ ,u, NJ ,c
,orrroDn for WAY passengers except in Drawing Cars
n m Northern and Express Drwing cars attached
IN m montreal Express, Draw ingrO0n attached.
Pai Express with Sleeping through 10 "s'eto'h
AMI CInsnlaigua. lDailTl
m Express with Sleepngcars attached o Ceigo
f,tb NJ Railroads for Louisville via nlanapois sld Tor
Buffalo and Roheste- This train will leave at on sanlaysJ
II D. H. Nsht Express, Seep.nyear, attached
7:r0a M and 5 p m. PoushLeepie train.
es5s m AIS. and 6:lj .. n Pes4Skiu trains
$40 ami ZOO 0. m, Sing tram. - g, - 80,
$50 7:iO 9:0S and O l;O 40 S'lo 5ll ana 49,"
p. m, Yonker trains p.,t....
=" M ''1'' 80 {. Ii. KESDRICK, Geni Passenger Agent
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| NEWSPAPERS BOUGHT and SOLD, ' est,
mates and plans furnished editorials aud coe on ior.
Valuations male by ". W. PAsko Newspaper broAs' ~
| Asesi, Nv. W PsIk rvs. Ses- kogk
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~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK foo, Of Lbsrty,t sor'S S n,e
IN 80 saer lane 1910 passenger trains will ran S
IL IL tyR WORK FOR BERGBs-AyB. AND hEm AhAIA
sao al TO- 7:l5 eO5 $40 $500 9:tS lo M M 90
200 400 800 400 430, 500 $50, 6:O' o'O 'o' 80" wv
$40 1913 ll91 FOR WEST BgRGBY-At 500 7:lO $40
Lave iao 40 $50 600, 100 $500 loS u p IN
INV a n Nv ~ X X KICKER Superintendent
n r. BALDWIN. Gen. Passenger Asent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY.
PASSENGER and Freight DPo, in yv York. foot Of Liberty It,
Tee. Bonneville with South Branch Raoa1 Hampton junction.
with the Delaware searAnna and Western Railroad PhHpsbug
WIN e eEh ana sus1uhanns Rsroai Esson with The lie
gh 'a ros ana 1t, connections forming direct line 20 Pitts
yAnia aud Newly Tk State. " - -
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
commencing jane !, lsTO-LeaTe New YORK as follows
2;JJ a. m-FOr Pan6eld.
mFor Femingon Easion Bethlehem Hsuch Chunk wlsms
NaVery &c. ~
7:i5 a m-For Rsston.
Rm-Por Pennington Eas,on As1ovu Naueh Chunk wilkes
barre Healing Columbia, Lancaster Ephra L POtsy Harris
2p. m.-for Easton, Allentown, and Msneh Chunk
3:30p. mFof Easion Allentown Chunsk Bsludsra
4:30 m.-for sOmeryile and Pennington
5:lj p. m-FO Somsryils.
6p. m.-For RasOn.
Eos lila
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xNANrEn-ro estahli.h a connpction with

W the responsible BROkBR In OF he
Pnncpal cite. Of the Eastern states TO negotiate the sale OF s,r
hr class 10 and Real Bonds commissions
best references given required FRANCIS SMITH, Broker In
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

TlHE Board of Trustees of the Point Lookout
Il Cemetery are under the necessity of appeal
ing to the charity and humanity of the public
for means to aid them in the performance of the
duties assigned them by the State, that of in
tering the remains of the Confederate Dead at
Point Lookout. The State appropriation of
So, 900 is inadequate for the purpose, and Sec
ton of the act of the Legislature authorizes
the Trustees ITO receive appropriations from
the United States, and from the State Legisla-
lures and also devises and requests, annuities
and gifts of all personal property to aid in the
burial of the remains and s'for erecting a
monument" and for other purposes.
Without Additional means we cannot carry
out the designs of the Legislature, or meet the
expectations of the public. The present condi-
ton of the dead at Point Lookout requires our
immediate attention. They are deposited in
two separate lots, without enclosure, shrouded
an weeds, marsh-grass and water, with headr
boards, mostly obliterated and gone, and thei-
remains liable to daily exposure.
Five years have elapsed, and a solemn duty
yet rests upon us-due to the dead, as we'll as
ourselves, as Christian communities cor
poral work of mercy, of charity, and of human
lty, to give them decent Christian burial to
preseryc and enshrine their memories and to
protect their remains from exposure and desc
Grafton. We have q moral obligation to per-
form, which should no longer be delayed, and
we appeal to the citizens OF Baltimore and OF
every county in the State, and especially to the
ladies', TO assist US. The citizens Of Virginia,
although rayaged by war and reduced to the
greatest want, have set noble example, parti-
cplarly the ladies' in contributing their private
means towards preserving the remains of ALL
the Confederate dead within the State, includ-
ing large Rpmber of the remains of the citi-
zens Of Maryland. Those disposed to give their
active aid and cooperation will please forward
their address to JOSEPH FORREST,
WIN. l.. THOMAS,
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Oct Il, 1610-2t Leouardtown Nd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of feri facias issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court for Charles County.
at the suit Of Peregrine Davis, use Of VIctorine
R. Hughes, against the goods, chattlrs. lands
and tenements Of Mary E. Bateman, Caroline
Redmund and Motley H. Bateman, and to me
directed, have seized and taken in execution
all the right tite claim and interest. at law and
in equity Of the said Mary E. Bateman. Caro-
line Redmund and Motley Fl. Bateman, in and
to the following property, to wit:
all that piece or parcel Of land, comprising
the farm OF ,ohich said Motley HiBateman
resides called Decker's Delight, containing
One Hundred and Sirteen Acres, more or
less.
And hereby give notice, that .-
On Saturday. the 26th day Of November.
1870,
at the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, in
the afternoon, | will offer for sale the said pro-
pcrty, so seized and taken, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash..
JOHN r.. MURRAY, Sheriff.
Nov 2, 1870. tnov 4-4t]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
A CARD.

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lea as missionary, discovered safe and simple
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ly Decay. Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by, baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
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Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. in scaled cnyelope. to
any one who needs it, free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH 7. !NMAN, Station d, Bible House,
New York City. Tnov. 4-4w
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