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Middletown transcript., 1870-11-12
Edward Moore
March 10
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@ss~ DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost success, by j..
lsAAcs. NJ. ID. and Professor of Diseases Of The
Eye and in.r RS $peciaiy) in tie Nelicat Colicge
Of PhladephW, - gears experience (formcrly OF
Leyden, Holland No. 905 Arch street, Phila.
Testimonials can be seen at his Office The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
tients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fifical eyes inserted without pain No charge
Tor examination. apr l5-ly.
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MORGAN AND CONGRESSIONAL MYSTERIES.
Report says that General Morgan, of
Ohio, who was reelected to Congress in
October, is to be keelbauled at the next
session: In his campaign speeches he is
said to have declared that the railroad land
granting business exercised an undue in
fiuence Cor words to that effcct) on the gen.
t'emen at Washington. 1t is said that an
effort will be made to force him to retract
or to prove his assertions This is very
tender matter, and no doubt will be as
thoroughly and proftably investigated as
the famous trade and corruption in cadet
ships during spasm of virtue in the last
session of Congress.
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An indignation meeting was held in
Chestertown on Tuesday afternoon of last
week to take action respecting the outrage
perpetrated upon Messrs. Gale, Usilton
and Cohee. The outrage was denounced
in fitting terms, and measures were taken
to prevent recurrence.
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MARRIED..

In st. Peters Episcopal Church, Smyrna. by
Key. Or. j. Morsell, Dr. George S. Culbreth and
Miss Maggie ". Black, daughter of Major John
Black, all of Smyrna
On the 9th inst. at the residence of the bride 3
parents, by Rev. John Collins McCabe D. D.
Mr.. Eugene ". Hanson and Miss Kate R. Coch-
ran, daughter of r. W. Cochran, Esq. all of
Middctown.
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lll5 Hopkins Philadelphia Ills
HOOP SKIRT MAUFACTORY.
No, lll5 Chestnut St. Girard Row,
Formerly 62S .4rcb 81 Pb;yq9sl,Ljo
Formerly 62s -4rch 81. Philadelphia.


A complete assortment of all the new Fall
Shapes Of our Celebrated champion Hoop
Skirts, in every length and size, together with
our own make of "Keystone" Skirts, second
quality and full lines of good Eastern made
skirts, for sale, Wholesale and retail at hrices
just reduced below those of any former season
Our Champion Skirts more than sustain their
reputation for superiority over all Others and
are now sold at such prices as will meet the views
of ALL and are warranted in every respect.
CoRsETs ! CoRsETs ! CoRsETs Our asscrt-
ment Of Corsets contains over 100 kinds and pri-
ces, and includes every desirable kind, such as
Thomson's Glove Fitting, j. Beckel's, R. Wer-
ly's, Madam Foy's, and Mrs Moodys q Patent
Selt-A Adjusting Abdominal Supporting Corsets
in all grades together with Misses and Chill
di EMS and every grade of hand made Corsets,
ranging in prices as follows:-45c, 5sc, Coo. 75c,
soc, $780, s5c, 9oc, 94c, 81, 81 IL, 81 Ia, 81 10,
81 %, &c. up to 81 90.
Paner Bustles in 81 styles, from 35 cents IN
to SO 25. Ladies' undcr-garments in all kinds
and prices. Night Dresses from 81 to 50 20. In
fant's dresses, long and short, from So 35 to Sl3
Gored Muslin Skirts, Tucks, IS cts. 10 Tucks,
ODE. Il Tucks, 81 80, &c. &C. up to $40
Hoop Skirts and Corscts made to order, al
tered and repaired, at manufactory and sales
rooms lll5 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
Call or send for circulars.
sept 24-3mos WM. T. HOPKINS.
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Snow fell in New Hampshire on Thurs
day TO the depth of six inches
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NONDAY,' OCTOBER 24th, 1870,

Passengers from Kennedyville, and all stations
ON the Kent County Rail Road, will reach Will
mington at lois, A. NJ Philadelphia at l. as,
NJ and Baltimore at l .05, p. NJ.
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad, will
leave Baltimore president Street Depot ut 7.25
A. NJ. Philadelphia Depot corner Broad st. and
Washington Avenue) Mt $50, A. NJ and Will
mington at 1910, A.
A Stage will run between Chestertown and
Kennedyyile, making close connections with
trains East and West 1t will leave Chestertown
at 5.3O A. NJ. and returning, leave Kcnnedyville
on arrival Of train, and reach Chestertown about
230, p. NJ. j. b. WlNGATE,
apr 30-tf Chief Engr and Sup't.
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PARLOR STOVES.

BASE, DIAL, VIOLET, REVERE, UNION AIR
TIGHT.
Games Spear s. Co.'S
REVOLVING LIGHT"
The proprietors claim for this stove that the
mica windows never become smoked perfect
cleanliness in poking the fire; entire safety of
the fire; requires very little attention thorough
ventilation OF the room, thus preserving the
health of the occupants entire freedom from
dust: a uniform and well regulated heat gas
consumer of the first quality; great economy in
fuel. This stove is a continuous burner when
the fire is once made the work is done for the
winter, as itcan be kept burning for an indefinite
period, the fuel only requiring 10 be repenished
once in "a hours. Read the following recon-
mendaton
Mr.. 7. II. RoTnwEIL-Deqr Sir 81 take pleas
ure in recommending the new coal stove called
'1he Revolving Light Having used one last
winter, can say | think it the hest and most eco
nomical stove for parlor or sitting room now in
use. j. r. HALL
Stoves suitable for stores, offices, hotels, and
school houses.
Orders will be received and promptly filled for
any kind Of Stove that may be ordered.
GALVANIZED, RUSSIA, AND sHEBT IRON,
ZINC,
COAL HODS, SELVES,
POKERS, SIIOyELS,
TEA KETTLES, BAKEPANS, WAFFLE IRONS
SAD IRONS, BRASS & ENAMELLED
PRESERVING KETTLES,
ENIUELLED S1ECE PANS,
TEA BELLS, JAPANNED CHAMBER BUCKETS,
sPlTToONS, WATERS, LANTERNS,
FLOUR AND PEPPER BOXES,
S4ND CUPS, MATCH S1FEs (Cast Iron,
MOLASSES CUPS,
PATENT CLOTHES FRAMES, &c. &c. SO.
Prompt attention 10 business, moderate prices,
competent workmen and determination 10
please; may at all times be expected by those who
may favor him with their custom.
TIE VAPOR COOKING STOVE.
No Wood, 40 Coal, no Store Pipe, no
Ashes, no Dirt, no Wood Bores, 40
Coal Scuttle, no hindtiny Wood,
But a Friction Match,
And the fire in full blast in half minute oven
hot in two minutes steak broiled in seven min
utes, bread baked in thirty minutes, the fire en-
tinguished in moment,
Please call and examine it in operation at
Thomas Il. Rothwell's Stove Store,
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
Sole owner of the stove for the State.
Feb. by
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The expenditures in Pennsylvania this
school year for schoolhouses reaches nearly
$4,000, COO The total for all school
purposes amount to over 81 900, coo.
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Listen to the Mocking Bird

II ME Prairie Whistle and Animal Imitator can
l. be used by child. 1t is made to initiate
the song of every bird, the neigh of horse, the
bray of an ass, the grunt of hog, birds beasts
and snakes are enchanted by it. Is used by Dan
Bryant, Charley White and all the minstreis and
warblers. Ventriloquism can be learned in three
days by its aid. Sent anywhere upon receipt of
10 cents; 3 for 25 cents for so cents; Id for
81 Address r. w. VALENTINE,
oct l5-lm Box 372 Jersey City, N. J.
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GIBSON'S PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will be paid in cash for pro-
duce delivered in good order and We wish to
say that we keep constantly on hand good as
sortment of Groceries and Provisions which we
will sell reasonably for cash. at the Corner of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Mddletown, Del.
March 20-tf Wm. z. GIBSON.
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Kent County Rail Road

l. to ksnnedyyie, trains will run daily, (Sun-
days excepted, for freight and passengers, be-
tween Kcnncdyvillc and Townsend, where close
connection will be made with trains of the Della
ware r. II. commencing on
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sept l7-3mos
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police. Court yester;,
day before Justice Lodwith, Joseph Marsh was CHARGED
with stealing watch, valued at $5, IRON QUO Irussoid
M No 3s5 West Fiy-fOulth-st, ia Gr1ndst. Marsh was
committed in 6efauit OF 1850 bail to answer at the
General s. ssOIs.
AT the Tombs Police Court, Alderman WEIGH
comuittpd Cain Mansfield, bTicklayer, of No. IL Van
drwater-st for having stolen from the apartment OF
4rs Icdgett frllt w-tenant, pOckct-hOOk contain
inc $50 lie the theft and restored the prop
James Martini printer cf No. y Ohver-st, was
committed the charge Of having stolen horse au
truck valued at s2, belonging To James CaIchae OF
M. Cs Cannon-st Martin was caught driving the horse
and truck through NCw-ChambeIs-st. He claimed tht
lac found the property in the street and was driving
them to tie StitOn-IO Frank 5. HOlton,
age l6 Post Oaice clerk for Anderson,
Starr & Co, of No. $40 Broadway. was sent
saturday with check for 81 200 10 get cashed at the 81
Nicholas Bank. He returned soon aftorward, and said
that the money had been stolen from him. Capt Ken
nejy Of the sixth Precinct questioned the boy closely
and nc finally admitted that he himself had retained the
money. The of g, l6G was recovered. The remain
der been spent in buying jcwery for an Abandoned
woman whom he has been visiting of late. Several other
larccncs attributed to Iloon. lie was com
init led Henry W. Hactt of Springfield, Mass, caused
The Thomas Coye, for procuring from HIM 100
smith Wcsson reyOyeTs, valued at 81 GOO for which he
gave a worthless check local bank. The reyONers
were found truck in this city and COyle endeaVOrhg
to dispose of them. He was committed.
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IN TnE CITY HALL PARK.

1t would be an interesting thing to know, if it
could ascertaned how many persons pass the City Han
Park inclosure daily The number would probably be
found surprisingly large. All day long the emp
tying their loads Of humanity here, and the crowd IL
flowing by on Broadway. II would seem that
small park at this point neatly and taste
fully kept would be equal in it, civzing effects 10 Cen
ira Park itself For though it might not exert any
individual more than tenth of the good influence OF
Central Park yet If THE influence reached ten times as
many people the ciyilzDg result would be the same.
There IL doubt tat ton times and twenty times a.
many people the City Hal inclosure the Cen
tE Park II is lust for rejoicing. therefore that
these grounds at last To DC made beautiful or at least
decent. After lying for years most deplOrabe state
Of soyenne ana hth what remains Of the park is I'M
dergong course Of reconstruction IN the hands Of the
PARK Commissioners and their subordinates ii is
gradually assuming aspect more like that of puhhe
park IN Christian city, aud less Ike Hottenot parade
ground
Of the chief faults OF the old Park that it had
grass the top Of it, beds IN the place where the
that the fragments OF granite, OF which the land was
composed, dd moi pos ess the properties requisite Tor
removing the stones and putting In their place men son.
which viii not only produce grass, but furnish neeIed
was the persistoncy with Which the would gather In
aie paths, penetrating thln-sOied shoes and forming
osch slate stones foil OF mud holes Vow the wain
a. 20 DC asphaum. graded precisely, and provided WIN
int tie sewers
- The grass plats are surrounded by low curb
~ y, VICE and from tbo edges the levsl lscS W.
- @ the sghest point al the center TINS IL dohc
mental The grass was f"rmeTlv cut mn by an absurd
number OF useless walks Many these have been done
greater than before tkonsh The form Of the grass pas
VII remain Substantially the The walks Will pe
Fn improved asphauIn knows as the Trinidad Gravel
Sh4~toV&AV &aAe0 VIII mixture VI taf aAo sepnsA
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paSSFNCEPS dRRJVED.

PROM GIASG0w-In steamship EUROPA Jal, I'D II. ETo"1
Mr. Brown Mrs Puker.0n Georgosm AleN TL-ner MI F,t
NJ Pberon a Mr. Peoples Robinson, A. Bryce Mn Bce
Mis- psv jas Ronald and wife Mrs IL RoRal Mrs jesse Damn
Mrs N. Moore Miss Jessie Dunn.
IRON FERNANDINA-ln steamship Flag J9y 2-Bsop 1osng
wife ana ia Mrs Wmarth servant Mrs NJ Hysn Mrs CoaHn
J. o. Whitney j. Mott, II. Parkhu Mn Van hcn Mlss BAN
" smith Judge Friend Cogglan Cat j. g. Bond Miss
Fanny Henderson. Mrs Horton 49,, =,
FROM NEW-ORIEANS-In steamship Geo Cromwell July I'll
Rarney b. Cabin Pcyal r. r. Randolph Mn G. Jones
ami clilJ Mis- Is Jones' Deshon T. r. hcDaytt Mn D.
Cronie r b. Lawrence Col John burAe and VIZ
Hamilton g. Murrce Mrs Randolph children sn servant lhss VI
iisyie1 NJ A. HOGAN r. Howell MIS- : f. Drake and children G.
n Suej, ard W wife Jas KGh T. iurn Mrs j.
v AVID child + Mc(uGur C. Johns j. e. Adams, Miss T. taoNi
Mr. Mar Dow r. Adams. G. =. Smith.
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THE FAREZ ExTRADITION CASE.

In the case of Francois Farez, whose extra
sought 10y the Swiss Government charge Of
forging three prOmissOry notes for 224O francs and
escaping Herewith 10 this country up saturday
before United states Circuit Judge Woodruff CerO-
and a. beas corpus. Mr. COudert counsel for Farce,
asked his discharge certain exceptions to the decision
Of Judge BlachfOrd the former hdbeas corpus TIE
Court ruled that Judge BatchOTd had not erred IN send
ing the back 10 the Commissioner for aHOtner exam
nation and remauded the Prisoner
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srRRoGATEs CoURT-KNGs COUNTY.

Wills proved-Bridget bradley, Magdaline
Dcuurc,t sarah Kennedy and James Mickey, AL oi the
CIV OF brooklyn. -, ~
Letters of administration were granted ON the estates
Of t.tc follo wiu.-namcd decC sell persons: Juhn /.
Manson Peter Ndall. Julia Bingham Caroline Nichols
Robert Hutchinson, and Danioi Desmond. Letters 0i
ln'usrration with the will annexed, Uf Bridget Brad
lev and letters collection on the estate OF Catherine
Ahrens all If the City of Brooklyn.
Letters Of guardianship U the persons ana eHtes ~
MARY t. NJ Culler Loui'a l.. Cuyier, and The odOIe H.
Cay,r, IT,. gpauted To TIoma. L. Cuyier, tlCir
fati Il The CITY ~ Brooklyn; and OF William LehZ 10
Adcc Met al ~ his mother, of the town of New LOIS
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tum and then placed in layers IT put down while hot
and three hours the surface ~ az hard az need be-
Coarse gravel forms the first layer then finer Is laid over
it, and last of all come Opdrssiug OF fine sltcd gIaNc,
witch Ia rolled ia with stonc-rollcr before mas ehte
~ cooled.
touched until the POSOce fence liz removed. MOST OF
the work done Is In the Of the building. On thc
I;roadway side the walk will be widencd 20 feet there
will hc NO fences except around the grass plat Wch
will incosed by posts aud chains something IKE ln9
present ores I'm the Fall cNergrtens and FIR trees will
Lee planted i'm these Enclosures: artificial grades VIII he
introduced. aud the whole place viii assume naturh
hcauty dis. ring from its former wrccEed aspect az
nm. III. ANNA H.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JULy g.
Post Once aud all Mall close at 10 a. IN.

MONDAY. JCLY
Post, aud al Mall close at 10 a.
TUESDAY, JgIY s.
Mails cor Fuone via Plymouth and Hamburg steamship
Auauua footof Third ST. oboken tie PostOhoe d Y NJ
STEAMSHIP sis al n M Supplementary Mail for paid letters only
mad, mn on the Pier AZ IIohoken coed al 1870 p.
WEDNESDAY, JriY G.
Mails for Auwa Panama and the South Paehe and Central Amer
lean Ports ptr steamship Rising star from Pier No. ~ ~ H. close
at the Post OHce al lOl Steamship sails Al II NJ
Mails Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool per steam, fp
Id,bo from Pier \. close hc POOnce q supple
paid only made al Pier No. 10 N anu closes
at $50 O'Clock N. ..,.
Mails Porto Domingo Sauana, &c, per s'eahsiP
T, bee WI. be sent about this date.
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Citp Real gstate for Sale.

Cilp Real estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-First-cl class HOUSES ana LUIS
on e - ,r,,,s and avenues in Neaiok Brooklyn AMI ara
ct etc Lrge list OF Farms and Cortr' Property u and '"'D
W properly '0'''' siEGEI CHACE Co, 70 cei,r,t
LOR SALE very cheap TO close an estate
4 T F,t, Size elegant HOUSE is:or high sooP MsdisonAe
Apply VIZ sb noo. >. ...----.-
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THE COIRTS.

SUPREME COURT-CnAMnrRs
DcciSi0Ts-By Judge Card0zo.-Gcmmcl aGt
Shlalruu-OrlcT granted.
In judge iagnurd-Cllrk agt. Mannot- Reference or
dercd Ia hes and dotcmine In tue mater OF ILe ,in
81 tho Atlantic Mail Steamship COMPANY aEt. E'lat vi
IIart. --Ai..lou granted AMI report confirmed. Du
ruis ;rt. RErrs-'Tiic examination must - on.
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souo Jslano Real gsiate for Sale.

TIOR SALE in Brentwood, Long Island three
-. wsn .,orted sna boase arhor vitae hhsa se
- Sset and school Apply }. D. BikEKEa on The prms
NOR SALE-One COTTAGE, $1,000; one,
soo one ssoeO; full lots; 20 witqs from iern Bfc9syn
very es<y terms u. " ~ - -
mo Uorse- breeders, Stock -raisers and Farm
Psr sALE superior FARm Of $50 aer 10 Of which are IN
M ,ngb situated 1t Deer Ps the town Of limiting
ton County Of Queens Island It's easy OF seoo by the Long
Island Railroad which sfr the farm on the hh and ' A
., ,,, from a. south Side Railroad buildings and sPPur
are al. tr, class brreng stoel raising ritI
To- can h. fan The breeding establishment Of NJ A.
Reinont | lin the inInolis,e vicinity
In isr 10 close The estate be s'ors o. The M JONI
W.n oSer rrur vel ~"f e
,,,l,.e ..eiing a fam IN the vicinity Of Rer-iorf n,
hpuly 10 RBr FLETCHER sfmsns e"rner rsrt e D'oo'
I'm f,xeen s aud Il o'eloeh m
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Brooklpn Real Gstats for Bale.
d.1 nO0 PER ACRE for 8 acres OF blgh
DG.UUU GROUND good gsae % minute. from Two SiS1
Ign ferneA N a. hoi
$4,000 %%s az :,4 g
R,st. n ro,ns InpOvemens in complete uSSn 1T
scs'ipn Immediate; 5000 remain on n"f'sAee -
Montague st., Brooklyn
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
Bungs machinery and lots OF lh-s 1873 OF Ave T. ~ M
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Nsw-Jerssp Real estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME AZ WESTFIELd), n.
N j. sa ' t. s. G', .as Ss'c ..ss s sT.
9c ~. ss a"' 'AoURs, "a b~'ss.s,.
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw;BRTGHToN, s. L, REAL

A. Y. BLEECKER. son & co
" Of and Aro-si, 5OIljl6 II Hart Sl2Io
1 Samuel MaT-h Z1
| Eamne Marsh i4V'
samuel Mard EtuV
blots asoiniug came 3OOl
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST
MoRRI, and fSSES DIVISION.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
New Of Barca. ami foot q lrophsr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Apn II 1870,
EXPRESS AlL TRAIN. sting A. Dcnre Sto BOOB
Branea, at Dover with Chester Branch at wsieo' @ egsf
ami New Warrington with the d. ADJ w
for Gap bu-g Scranton Great Berl u sutton s
and OsEeso an al points the acANahna AM bo1ioSs'
ami Delaware AMI HuisOn X kts.
Il:tO m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPIESS stops a. Neesrs Morris
town Dover Wasngal PllIphug AM Esni cob
Puips vh Bel Del K for Beliere Sc AM
Batoa with l. v for bethlehem, Ale o~n hauea Chunk AL
VIII esbarne.
4IOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Al Dover with Chester
r. at Waeroo ami wasting With d., l., All
" X X. for Wafer Gap. Str1ui. hurg, sal scraaon o.,
33p H. HAC6ErlSTOWN MAIL. connects Sh boonon 'hessf
and SUSSEX Railroads. 1900, =, IN .oo..t
For MORRsTOWN at ll:2o ll:io H. 2:o $50 fo $40 AMI
$40 D. m.
For ORANGE All SOUTH ORANGE Go, 80 900 lo;oo AL
2Oa M i:oC $50 $40 i2O 40 $50 600 $40 800 AMI ll;'S
m. 10
Hoo and III 20 al:t, 2 r2:J, 3.3, $50 .sj $40 iS
4:5o sac $40 $50, 600 '6:2o $50 '75 500 All Has
Trains marked bast Nesars
For BLOoMEIlEO MUSTCLAIR, $50 aai ll.Oo and
IN !. As M.
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9Ax.
MINIArrPE AIMANA-

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Srr recs ~ 434 Sun 1884 Moon 's..... II 20
THIS pAl.
Hell Gate l:59
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60 mbom II map Concern
NEW CURRENCY AND FREE BANhi NJ
svsTgH Iouits new unpubsbetspece payment soGn Dana
- Hat,rs and People rra ign petition hr new u hn A..
Two oop'o' o' Pe'''"H '" ' a. l.. DAVIS,
dress Darslle Iiv Co, N. Y.
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wN. r. BARR.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRASG EME T. an.
aer MONDAY MAY 10, 1870 Trains WI aFt 'Ans sup "
follows:
1000 m Northjor Way Train stopping At al nefa af Ao''
l2:O N. Heml4eai Way frain.
800 r. N. Gr,enport sud Sag Hirlor Express
m. Northport ErUrc>s
$3.50 D. N. N0ubvOit Way rain
$50 o. NJ For North III and int rne late stations
Al Trans branch Henpsiet Sra9 fhs =" ho'H
1870. ~ srI6r m J. u BARTON. SOP.
tets ,otI direct /, Eat Hampton for $50 trsls
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depots foot

IL of Chsmber-s and foot OF twenty iri., a. follow:
Throagb Ex3s Camberssi. at l ~, a;N
and 700 (alyl leave TSeuty hr!s At 80 r. m s43 n
ami 5;l5 ans D. daily. New ami improved Das ~ ko
Coaches the lc0 n through 70 Bu'ao connect
Ing az magnificent Spny Coaches through 10
Give aud Sleeping COACHES VIII he 300 a
trao from SuqBehans $50 train rom New lars
the fT1a Neulork - kncher Bu1ao AL
Circiunat. Ar migrant train leaves daily az :: IS 49,.
Port Jer aai Way, ll:JO IN ADD so "a 'lNeaV i'
81 II is A. N. an 4lJ p M
For N e,own Way $3.50 N, UVenTtl 'l9 MS
and S1r as only, (1=ufg IT., 30 al
For .eycour az 1873 Tsenty ct, 'tl3 NJ
For kesnr.h WAY, q. 3:J1 aud 40 Usenig-
thir-.t a NJ. 3l5 and 4:l3 p ~ $1,000, ..,..-t
For SuT,n Way. All tIseut 'tu1 - 80 an
SOS n m Tbeater III 30 tIWnty-hr n .llt
lnrsi Depot a. q - uio al
ut5A IN; IS 3:i J:lj and Gas Pom Eaafsst Depot 81
as l0:5 A IN II m IS 4:On 5:l5. snl q -
For aekrnsara ha- from lgntyih Depot AZ $50 Ai
u.5a J s. t5:lj 5:fJ AMI 'o.'3 Frt tantefsst
n.rot o. m ~ n u 400 .5:l5, 800 ant tb:H o.
Tor Penot sy-s Monsey and Way, roa Hruu''li Depot
Mg:t5 nj l235 1875 s.l5 s:f5 AL t6 m aul oAiuf,
ChamHersst Dput, AZ 300 s. M il"
t3u AIS 5O oil Saturdays only, ~: mlufhl
Tickets or passg an r Apartments 10 Dfayag iIo'A az
Coaches ned anil orders for The che7s an i,n 20 OF "a
gace NAV be n az Comtauys oloes 2 ~ an s'
us Chamlerssi.; G'ng- corner One ,ri a..
- and Tiave Harlem: 33 FULTON st. Boos rnf rf",s t p"
q anberst II Twenh.hrsL, New orr No. Ei'sn
pace Long Doc Depot Jersey City and the Au' " We p'
pal hotels ,,., wa u nARR
L. D. RUCKER June In, W ~; n Dn"H -,
d. /. nail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

VERT LONG ISLAND kAbhDAb
INLAND. Ia ac'onmohf pefoh,
No ar rns "a Lave Saturday ezra traihs ~iF
y Hunters Point on SUNDAY morning ocok fof Osnpor
AMI ali wsy stations for SouhpoH CEa Cove, Losa'i
Va nd an stations. -,
On kT RDAY and MONDAY Juy and g. trains Viii e3se a. 81
n Tor npor sag abor and the Hampous stopping al sS
EyCGRsIoS TRAINS 1890 a. for Huntington Locust Valley
Glen Cove. Ismpsteal. ami al Nay stations
l2:Sj Tor Hampstead. Jamaica. and ST ~ay stations
Al D. A. tr,eurort H6r,or aud 81 stations on s'asn9
Al D N Glen Cove, Hem steal am Locust 'aey
and way stations q, $1,000, ,r-t--t,- 80, - -.
Riiehead and al stations east man IRE sni
or Pour Dollar