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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18
CHERIFFS SALE.

Isaac N. Porter, against David Calhoun and
wife ot al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above case from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Fayette County, Ohio, to me directed, and
in pursuance of the command thereof / will
expose and offer for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court House in the town Of
Washington, in said county. on Tuesdteg, the
30th day of August, A. d. 1870 at one O'Clock
p, M, of said day, the following described real
estate situated in the county Of Fayette, Ohio.
BEGINNING at a stone on the north side of
the turnpike In the line of Adam Allen and
corner to George Patten; thence north 2S
deg east SAC poles to q stone and corner to
Fsaid Allen and in line of Jefferson Horney
thence south S0I< deg west 1913 poles to q
stone and corner to said Herney; thence
north deg west S8 poles TO a stone in the
Charleston road in the said Ilorney line and
corner to Lewis Watson; thence north 5Sa{
deg west with said road 6a poles to q stone
and corner to said Watson in the line of =
james; thence south S}@ deg west e94 poles
to a stake and two white oaks and corner to
said james; thence south 2h deg west AZ u
poles to a stone in said road; thence north q
deg west 33 poles to a stone in said road; -
thence south 81 deg west 16 06 poles to a stone
in the line of jackson Hires land; thence
south deg east 81 g poles to stone; thence
north 50 deg east 405 poles to a stone; thence
south deg east 1867 poles to stone in the
center of the pike and in the line Of George
Patten; thence south 81 deg east 81 "A poles
to the beginning Containing one hundred
and seven acres 400 and thirty six poles 1857
heing part of Clement Biddle's survey No.
f,24gi and of Curriers' survey No. 1,2j0 to be
appraised. advertised and sold as upon eXecu-
tions at law
Said premises being ordered to be sold by
said Court in said cause
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
Terms of sale cash.
CONRAD GARIS.
Sheriff ofFayette county, Ohio.
II. n Maynard, Plffs Atty.
LII. 1GrA aGtnh Drf G12 IL
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

Magnificent assortment Of Ladies En-
broidered skirts at s15J and S225, worth
81 80 and 50 co. ut Robinson n SilcOtt's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18
From the FrOnti--Latest Newsl

90 Straw goods NJ cost Linen goods NJ cost
Dress Goods at cost Robinson Il silcOlps.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

: Spring and Summer Clothing at
Lights,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

u. W. Hamilton, at the Auditors Onlce,
has all the work recently sent to J. y. Trader
Il Co., Xenia, ready for delivery.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

A Lot Of Fall Cassimeres just receiv.
ed at Lights.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

- Great reduction in Linen Goods at
Lights.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

Sheriff ofFayette county, Ohio
II. n. Maynard, Plifs Atty.
July .2s, 1879. 36w5 Prf $13.75.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

A FAIR STOCK OF PIPES,
IA Tobacco and Cigars, at ..
The CLEAvELANDs'.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18

At CLEAvELITp't
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-18
state and NeighborhoOd Items.
CLINTON COUNTY.

A colorod man named Phillips, Of
Wilmington, shot his wife through the
arm recently, and now lies in darance in
the county jail in default ofs3CO bail
A skeleton was unearthed in gravel
bank near BourneSilleA a few days since.
d. H. Bailey, of Wilmington, has re-
ceived the appointment Of Minister to
Hong Kong, China.
- Franklin College, Wilmington, was
sold on thasth to the Society of Friends
for Sll ,667.
The BlancheSter Fair commences on
the Goth.
- Clinton County Fair September 7. 8
and 9.
The office of County Sheriff is in de-
mand. Seven gentlemen announce them
selves as willing to serve the people in that
capacity.
The Republicans hold their Primary
elections on the 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

CoFFEETb- stock of Rn held hy the United
this ~ hsgs OF which deO Mobile
baltimore AMI 96J this the quotations
os: bond y,dlOc for l0i0tc
ia di2c for good do aud llld3c for dc
51lc the with the reduced
cupes occasional purchases boilers not
show sample, 6gus; nothing
other kinds dali. aud have $40
cso l6ldsc gold; North absut lUo2c; LAguayra
blc tryiun IL 0lSc, gold
CoALrbe trouble III the niurs HIS ndnoei better demand
prices aDusi and sales 10
tuu Foreign qni.t and prices steady.
CANDLES unchanged demand moderate and obbns
character; lJd2c for Aamaun; Sperm
and SIC. for Patent
FLOUR AND MEARherr has been less doing and Stat.
Flour to-day the clos. the grades m-um
high grades and dull SAILS bb 81 a5a
supebne - asa - % Tor Ertra IS for
81 1nd tIso III sp
l5fr si to ee spnpg Whss Extras Minu.
Shipping Ohio Round Hoop; Trad. brands,
- ~ for fsn, do - goa 80 ~ r Amber Wheat
u Western de: 3u.l
Tauiy - Spd 80 IS fot Single:
la do Dauhe snd 81 7OQ 80 Is oT do TnpI.
California aud Oregon Flour dali aud price,
Is 500 Southern fonr active medium
grades sales. l51 bh IS ga ~ 2o for ordinary
50 IS 20 far Family do; SIS Extra
Maryland aud Delaware. and 30 yId 80 20 for Family
Flour Is heavy dul sales bbA - IS Cnn Meal
ssrs bb. - aud Is
Buctsh.st Flour of We quota
Bag Ns is active and dm, Coarse Meal
yellow O3Gs2 IL White Meal - Is; Cob Meal
81 60d I'll 80; Ground Feed = 6D0f @
FlSii-Dry Cod moderate demand unclaimed
sales IL Mackerr unchanged sale. bbs Herring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

In April year ago. money per cent In currency
to per cent in gold and borrowers upon stocks paid in
addition to per cent ZIG Ia per cent. and prime paper
was not wanted at 10 or II per cent IL ~ gratifying
to he able 10 state that monetary affairs are III
much better condition than then Tor not only
money great abundance at per cent, aud on Gov
ernments at per cent, but prime commercial
paper is ia demand and wanted at per cent and the
only complaint is there is little OF u offered III the
market There are street rumOrs Of lockngup green
backs for purpose Of tightening the money market
We doubt this be made to pay, rs the National
banks engage In this unlawful business and any
private bankers engaged In this occupation would call
down upon them that public opinion which at this day
IL more he regarded among business men, who have
any regard for honor than small gains FOR few days en-
tered IN the credit side OF the ledger.
The Gold Room has been active to-day and gold
reached per higher than yesterday. AT 10 AN II
sold In Gold Exchange at l2 1890. ~ l25 1885, ll2
lO:i0 1924. 1906 llI; 4l, ll2; 49, l2l 3j, H. ana
closed at Oclocx H. This IL now the hour Of the
formal closing the Gold Room The highest point was
1924 the lowest HE The transactions Of the Gold Ex
change Bank e-Cearances. $50 2OO; Gold balances
so4GCl6 Currency balances, sO7i,l39. Holders have
paid from 10 6 per cent for carrying balances.
The market Government bonds has been strong to-
day. and prices better than yesterday the following
comparison of prices the ~ and 2i5 O'Clock sales will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

Late in the afternoon Governments fraction OF
on report that the Funding bill to be put It's pas
sage gold off upon the report that tse Secretary
would anticipate the May interest
The Gs OF 1891 sold at lliI This makes them "a
per cent better than god the highest figure touched
to-day. The 20s OF 1862 which sold at lOi are worth
SIS &C. with gold 49, and the l040s ut l06t worth
s9i sc IN gold and the Us currency par with god and
above
In state bonds the principal operations were in Ten
nessees. The 6s, new, sold at so G53 and the IS eX
coupons 59 the bonds sold yesterday at 5l5l the
Virginia new go G69I North Carolina bonds steady
at 22i
Railroad bonds comparatively duh, with sales OF
Central Pacific ut Ok better than yesterday; Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacc7s 9s st Louis Iron Mountain
let Mortgage. s5i ds7
Bank Shares for weeks. dull as buyers do not
bid up to the prices at which Bank shares ned.
Foreign exchange il strong to-day on the limited sup
ply commercial blls and in anticipation Of the de-
mand for remttances account Of the May interest
The following are the current rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
railroads.:
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO KALI
ROAD COMPANY presents a most favorable oppor-
tunity for safely investing money, in small OF large
su,ns 40 ~ 10 realize fair rate of interest there
from. and to at the same time the advantage
Of the desired guarantee of the safety and certainty
of the principal.
The Loan Is in Bonds of 500 500, and $1,000, Con-
pon or Registered. They have thirty years to run.
Interest six per cent, payable May and Nov. l.
Principal and Interest payable in Gold IN the City Oh
New-York.
Price 50 and accrued interest.
Bonds delivered az all points free CT express
charges FISK & HATCH,
Bankers &c, ) Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

The Journal Of Psychological Medicine for
April contains an important paper by Dr. Hammond on
"srnal Irritation az distinct disease; papers by Dr.
Aonlo Calkns on The Psychological Action OF Opium"
and DIR. Reuben A. Vance The Treatment OF
Paralysis by Hypodermic Injections OF Strychnia;
highly interesting essay by Dr. John Vansant ION the
Physical Action OF Magnetism,a force which seems to
bear TO certain obscure vital phenomena relation which
physicians hitherto have hardly suspected; and TWO
valuable contributions of medicoIegai character one
by Dr. Charles II Porter trial for wife murder IN
which the verdict upon the question whether GER
tain fractures in skull must have been made before
DEATH or could resulted from pstoshot, or might
have been made during the autopsy-the other an ex
minauon 10y Dr. r. L. Parsons of the case of Hermann
Albert who recently discharged from the New-Iork
CIty Lnnatie Asyum on = writ Of ha0eds corpus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
The following IS the result OF inc pusIHoS' '' 'o

IN, ooote amount OF exports from the Port OF
New-York to foreign ports for the Week ehu'"s Af =
1870 was s31O9,JO3 -..o,, r,.
Pacific Mail steamship Company sold az Sos G3ot i 20
san Francisco Bulletin thus speaks OF INC pay
a. "o Geo wear for semmonthly trips to this Company
The arguments favor Of h subsidy are ,c. ompetipg
@ steamship, on be route California and lima ne
employ superior class Of vessels pun. 49,, ..yes and
lated TO consume very small amount OF coal saeA %
NOR. economically than the and splendid SIDE Wheel
Psse Mail steamship Company and woud be dangerous e""po
10 tie after they unaided By IJ maintain
IL seems TO us that the United states snouiu nd
Tho ascrndancy in the Pacific between our ports anu
China and Japan That vast and rapidly 10 DC S
trade should be carried in American Dottonsi anu
IN NOT he wise TO expend nearly II not all the uues
receive from imports from China and Japan pau a. Ia
Fraucseo 10 steamships upon the Pachc we must by
Ter The carving trade OF Pacific into the hahds
OF the English by subsidies III Steamship iino' ~
is getting the carrying trade ana 'he i"i"o"'o P
The Blush .eam service the East Indian and south p'e 10,
Oceans needed but links to render complete us Ieu
ge One ofthe. should from the Australian colonies 70 rAA
The other from China 10 Panama , at, ,o,io, N
We believe that it is 70: the Interests OF thls halon ~
have weekly line OF the very best steanshlps between
san Francisco and China and Japan our nechance.a a
build better shps than any mechanics IN me ~ofu hn
What ARE "A few millions now If, by ludclous expehdi,
ture of them control for the Iuture con- I
the Pacific with the oriental World anu "t he wise in
time for England, where dollar Is 10 ne "aue' no'e
sleeps. a, ~, Val, S,ock y.
chang upon the question Of Exchange lnterereu
what with the Stock Board and the tfansac.ons
were not large although the tone OF the natke. ~
and Hudson sold at g3 Lake Shore at s7iqs6 KoeH
Island ll7dll7s Chicago and Nortn.MeSt1ip, 49, .Si
aud Mississippi, 29s St LOUIS ana iron ,,o"nA"' 81"
Reading 9s Pittsburgh ana Fort wayne "a ia. a.,
The Stock Exchange yoed-i8o ioT and id Com,
favor Of a stock Exchange The GoVernine mon
mittee authorized To procure Dudlhg anu ixnJ
that ne building Will be put near the Old one, az
though hear some speak OF moving Wy 70 ns
others suggest the site of the present cry
We give the following statistics oi ten Ne"'hns~no
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

Edwdrd Wortlcy MontOgu, an Autobiography
IL the title of reprinted by Turner Co.. Pmiade
phia from recent English publication Lest the ute
may mslead the it should be said al once 'na'
1t Is not genuine autobiography and we have 10 guar
apte that il repeats the true story the precious scamp
70 whose adventures ii devoted Edward Wortley Mon
taru the son Of the Lady Mary, was about as
worthless fellow as ever lived. BY turns Protestant
Roman Catholic, ard Mohammedan, ships cabin-ooy'
chimney sweep author, and Member OF Parliament MS
career was full Of strange Incidents but can hardly be
called either pleasant profitable subject of contem
pation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

FLAXOnys limited business In this staple disposed
North River Common TO- Prne at falac Western puei 3dlsc
t0l3c. Canadian Role Tow
qr,t strar' sales Heck eI l2d1; Csei .QIOc
Scniehi a. td6e Ohio Grsrn Hc aud de- STATE - H.
FRkfGiN are lower Tb. to liverpool Is
Wheat alL closing bfm the latter rate Norss.n bng
chartered Ia Areanta NTH 9@o c.sr Petrlsumtt 2Se.
FEATHERS unchanged to
New Mr.-rn aud on Mr-l o5d ;oc.
GEAlN-N dull the
kilograms checks the export demand for Npnny
1r milling especially
Whit. 360O bush IL for No Muuesas afaat 24i
a. - for Amber Western. Ia aud 1G 81 s1oat
and III ~ lnf White Michigan. Barley heavy and
crate DEMAND; ,ar, 1850 bush. Use for California,
aud ti0tl ~ CaLadA West BarlsT Malt IL lower
aud freely offered sales tito bush soase cash
tme anl CANADIAN 4 I'll Dat, better aud ir demand
iradi sales RWO hash 81 atSc for White Ohio. the
aH"si u IN store aud a5c ahoat Western al % d5 In
~ dtSc and Jersey Southern 3iG39 Corn better
good demand for the local aud Eastern trade Ns "a
Mined At 81 VstI Ost aas.t Old ~ " 81 Oi so. Asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
os OF STATE Boad-aIroad Boadank and RGitoad-Erpres'
TUESDAY, April 5-P. VI.

The demand for money to-day has been more
active and per has been asked for loans In the
afternoon could be obtained ana money was
quoted at aud per cent with the ruling rate al per
cent.
We give below the amount Of egaltenders held by the
banks Of this city dates given and the rates of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

The Rev. DR.. J. p. THoMPsON's sermon on
"Pervertpg the schooFund TO sectarian Uses
preached at the Church and reported at the
time in THE TRIBUNE. has been printed in pamphiet
form for gratu,ious circulation. Dr. Thompson believes
that Justice 10 the Catholics and regard Tor the
on OF our common schools alike require that the reading
az the Bible in the schools shall be given up. "a d. f.
Randolph & Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING April s. 1870.

TftpFessV Iof fsa n. !. TRistNH ~ "af o"h EsboTN
The following the Of articles In good coRdos
sold bY houses bv Wholesale shppers receive "a per
Deducted Tor beside height and other charge
BOXES should be eav msrsei With pant and the Initial
private the sender sass also Hi.d end Nal
the the under de 81 the and
seud letter By mail invoice and af,ons also sapaf
how snJ When Clean packages and putting ell adj ssA
the value VI the pro!nee
BEASs AND PEAS
3 bush corresponding seeh
Liza 10 the lace ofhsber receipts hA'. very heavy Mi
depressed maret MEDIUMS have declined sbat % b1h ABi
Msrfaws holders ahd f sell lots We not.
10 hbs Marrows - ~, - bhs a. ~ -,
IS bh. IS, - this MEDIUMS Sme lots are hodng az
higher hgrrrs load Of Msowt Peas sod al
vi IS. with ~ bill. st price. We quotes --...
H.. 49, L-.L A 4 LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

in The american Lac Rerte'o for Aprii VIII
ns ,onpd papers on Contributory Negligence on inc
D., % an Infant" Doubtful Points under the Bank
upt Law" Fright OF Landlord to regain Possession
by Force" and the question Of "Copy before fnphca
ton as Illustrated in the suit of Miss Bateman 10 re-
strain the unauthorized performance OF the play Oh
MARY Warner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
lTamp'eo and Harn, gold l5lnl6,

HAY-A demand ior COED PPllg q.a'U :. a =,
O5 y 100 ~ and short do gc, cash
HEMP-Tbe business Manila has been fair; sales OF A
DAYS ceEOd Of srF5
th. absence Of ssl.s prices nominal .-., -,
dull and Prices Irregular Mes Prlme S1c an" ""
Poor 10 Good 100 6c ......
HOKNS-Sman sales Or at 81 for Rio Grsnde AND bsHn'"
American selected
LEATHBR-Iemlock Sole has met With moderate deussd MANY
hulk Of compo.sd Of common ah' AZ
Of this prices the oek sah
additions thereto Moderate Oak Sole OF prime qnsu m
but the ordinary stock be boaght upon easy tern. sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
9ru GOODS.
TO ENGLl

VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liy.rpoo will end at NICOLLS Extensive Establishment
No Bod Dress for immediate made orqer a.
The superior style and hnisH " "
h, we'll known establishment IN Rrgept, London A. e .
FOR GESTIEMBNThe Fashionable Goats for TIE Season ar
..1l. p,ce Froe Coat" ard The Riding Coat These
s,rm,nt, M. cloth well sitting and pleasant to wear
Of Csshmeres Outings D -
and also Of the materials the FTocs aud Rdhg CoaS
Tou.ers Check Fancy aud PLAIN Ango ~ dH
s .Is AT prices from l 2ss kc The Fashionable
Oy,coat Pseot" THIS garment iuehnes some
The 6gure geptn anlJ appearance - mace g"
unne for Guinea Fancy Cbesiot trimmed 9TH s ana 'e'
Two Guueas ,ud Half Of Melton Cloth Two TO Three "Gnem
FOR YOUNG -rhoekeT, Highland snu nf"
Drssel SUIT, Dress Morning snd School purposes
FOR LADIES-gpeciate. Riding Habits hlling lt"uss az
Hat. Promenade jackets Waterproof Cl0as IrehSs pA AN
Costu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

BUILDING MArEALS-Ie business OF TIE week mas oeen OLy
We quote;
Pale H.... NJ IS n0d 80 Cattle = hush '..'"sS q
r.. H....,% VI 3n0 ~ mixed Ho"inai
Jersey. bash I'd
Croton Fronts y NJ. IS GdlS W LINZ 49,,
pbs.pb,, Pronts " 20 Qi3 COMMON. IS
Fire Brck No A. Lump. = DBL 'Si ~
w r.. dcl...... 30 wda3 w Labs hsf v Al. - 10 ~ -
2Splt w Oa@5 10 PLAsrEE rAkls 49,. =.
Nova Scotia. ". q tuu. - hd4 Is
Lh.... s lNoyaS h,
,ac East &CitS y tuo. - az M
RRoON CORN AND BROOMS-The is largely suTpied
and bsyy Choice l9dlbc Bfns quiet
at 1JQ rs " dozen.
BEESWhX-Thrrr business doing
LAST: mice, are unchanged; yellow Western ADD
southern.
unchanged; ID. demsBd moderate;
from We American GRAY and White.
BOEE-Ssles of 7 tnns Rio Grsude at $50
CO1TOE-rhe demand has ouly moderate but prices
favorable foreign snd h with
altering;
and ~ sv II which l3 Tor export IA
tor consumption speculation For future delivery POO
hale. APRIL 2c 900 at 2c 40 each for MAY and June atR.e
Juu- ~. 1900 do 22.c, and a0 July t acs basis
of Low MiiliDg. We quote az iOlors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
THE MARKETS.
Iru.,pIl, c.port,d for TAG TsIsrSE I

ICsrefurv eported for TRE TRIBrSEi -
TrEsD,r april S. 1879.
ASEs-The has been good d-msDd for Pots at higher prices
sales AZ RI IA ~ 25 Pearls uonpaL
BUILDING MArERALS-Te business Of the week has been only
moderate We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
Snsirutticn.
6rathtrs,

LADY of some years experience as cover
N ne. wishes a position TEACHER ID repeciaos namy
civ or couptrv day resident goerne" Deman
French Psuo kinds OF hn needewort would 90 a.
to elsewhere Best OF reference can De funeu H''
y. n, Tribune Ofee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
I. II, kUChtR' 'thtfaI NuDrr0fhI,HV
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trans leave

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
i L Tbir,eh.t follows,
m Ciucnust Express DrASngroom attached
1880 a M Day Express Drasiug-Toon cars attached
m Montreal Ora attached c,, IN,
with Sleeping through l." ""S
ont change via 81 c. R.R. also /. y VI. \ k.R (psIc
II D. ~, Night EIpress Sleeping cars Ataeh.d
700 a. M 2:1O and N. Poughke-psie Trans
ga a.. 4:l5, and $50 p IN, Psttskll Trans
and 6: 50 D. m. Sing Sing Trains . -, =, a., xl.,
go 49, 9O H.. I'm. J. 4l3 30 and H"p NJ i"hAe"
Trains m rorcpy Go,
70 ~ TO poughieep.io on Sund'yD H. ioo'hi' SUPP
No, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ N' ROAD


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING nov. ~, 1862
Passenger bon Of TSeu'y '.vass1i asd
Fouribtve Ealrshoe gu TuentrseysDshst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Ierw Haven and Brdg.pau T. (kI) ~ n lz;l9 tEx D. J:
o. thrl 3+s. t:a. $50, snd lEr } y. I'M :, =.
For Milford ST1sfon FAIRFIELD Southport and we'por' ';' 'o
$50 I: 10. aud 5:yl !. n -. ,,,o ia, -, .,o
{EI h. 3:I5. $50 tEI 500, $50 and 500 tErl p N
For Dsrien. T. 8 1i:J a. ~ 3&S. 4 ~. Sy ADD O:9 M
For Stamford T. tEI lI:DA m l2ia tEIJ 1'i' thrj.
3.l5 40 (RI as. $50. 6:1i ':l5 (kI) p
Yor Greenwich, g. II z:l3. 3:4s i+3 3:p " ';t'
Port Chester intermediate stations at sliU Nj Si'
sars,I Nal r,. Is.,,. Tr,,,, Ess TorA fee
BOson. ..o.,,.,o r,.,ys
fer Bosien via Springfield, O. m. BI j. } lBLh sthi)t
For Boston, via Shor, Line l2:lS (BIl, ELl p n
fer Hartford And spisssed Ga tEr) l9:I' '(kIh ""
Hartford D. N. -, ,, 4. 49,,
For Connecticut River Railroad ELl i2i'p 70 Montreal
3D. N TO Northampton. am ,,-, ,,p, ,,.,.
H,~Is,ss. Es-Loadsa s,ousgtss RArsad at ~
H:l3, asp . ,,,. .,a w,,...
bprgb
Eer klulaisek Railroad. ga H. (kI6
Hs Dsboury And Ror.slt Railroad MS ssd 20 ~ ssd
In connection With Freight train from korssk 10 Dinbury.
Yer Nov Canaan Railroad RlS 40 N. aud o. Sasur
mnoo. sl,.pns Car, attached 10 p NJ aud Dr~sg
moo" vi " W." JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
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A GREAT OFFER. -
n HORACE WATERS. 4sl BROADWAY. EBwIoRK rs
One Hundred PIANOS. MhbODEONS aud okGAnS
m extremely Low yces for cash dunnk 'hs
month or IS as monthly until paid The sane 70 Lev
And rent applied Cksng Planes tor kenL
Monthly tslmenis received for
4 CHICKERING 7-octave PIANO, fine tone,
IN S223 one 7octave. Oversrung. carved case, $50
Plain rosewood PIANOS. SlO0i mahogany SO 49,. 49,,
Prices reduced y l. oohpoN, 40 proau""',
A 5-OCTAVE rosewood MELODEON Tor 800;
N 5octave MELODBoN for 94& ORGANS and PlhNoS
=, - -, s.TE or REST T. GORDON. 7Os Broadway.
A CCORDEONS, FLUTES, GUITARS, ban
N JOS vIOLNS &c reduced prices CONCbRIINAs WIZ ~
ter. 81 Instmmep repaired \ T. GORDON, 76 Brosiway
IF YOU want n good PIANO, cheap, call at
NJ NJ MBRRBLBs late l. P Cummihgsl WMeIo"m ~" >
nsamsns rented any way " sun
ONLY looka al them before decide elsewhere
AZ nnn PRINCE d. CO. ORGANS ana
4D.UtDO MELoDEONS nov IN use-Sew styles Tor sALh
or RENT a reduced prices al 10J Broadway