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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

THE only profession for which there
is not great suticiency of aspirants is
the ministry. In his address at the
laying of the cornerstone of the Col
lege Church, at Amherst, the Kew. Mr.
Gushing gave some interesting compar-
alive statistics concerning the New Eng
land colleges, from which it appears
that during half century the proper
ton of preachers produced has fallen off
about one-half. He sets aside the
alumni of the last five years, in order to
allow time for those so desiring to have
entered the ministry, and then gives in
decades the figures for the previous so
years of the eight colleges in New Eng
land founded by Congregationalists,
viz. Amherst, Bowdain, Dartmouth,
Harvard, Middlebury, University of
Vermont, Williams and Yale From
1915 to 1865 these colleges furnished
16, $40 graduates, and 4, 100 ministers,
or about % per cent, Dividing the 30
years into decades, the proportion of
graduates who became ministers de
creases from 80 per cent in the second
decade, to Is per cent in the last one.
Amherst has furnished the largest pro-
portion of MINISTRIES, 46 per cent, and
Harvard the least, II per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

HE otherday oarrier-plgeon carried
into beleaguered Paris a newspaper Al
inches square, with 226 dispatches mi
croscopically photographed upon it,
comprising the detailed news of the
day from all parts of the world, aud
there now comes from London de-
scription of the machinery which did
the printing. 1t makes duplicate of
ordinary handwriting million times
smaller than the original, so that it can
only be read by the aid Of powerful
microscope. The inventor announces
that he can thus reprint the whole
Bible ~ times in the space of an inch,
aud other books in proportion. Think
of it. The speaker Of the House can
carry Cushing's Parliamentary Manual
entire, photographed on his thumb
nail. Webster's Unabridged may be
printed on the lining of your hat. BY
the magic aid of this little machine, the
total contents of the Aston Library may
be transferred to five cent blank book.
Add to such a compendium small
portable microscope, which might nes-
tie unnoticed in the pantaloons pocket,
and the proprietor may have at com
mand all the wisdom of the sages, from
Socrates to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

The bridge across the Mississippi
st. Louis will be over 1000 feet in
length, and elevated 80 feet above the
river at its greatest height, and will be
built solid, with three arches of from
$50 to 500 feet span, having two road
tracks--one for railroads and one for
carriages and foot passengers. Its
supports are OF steel instead of iron, as
steel gives twice the strength and dur
ability of the best wrought iron.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

ROYALTY AND POVERTY IN ENGLAND.
The people of England are be coming
exasperated with the demands of the
royal family in the way of dover m o.
ney for its numerous offspring.
A large meeting of the Liberal Leage
was held in London on Friday, for the
purpose of protesting az ainst the dowry
of national money to Princess Louise.
Bitter speeches were made contrasting
the pauperism of the country, there be-
ing 1877, 900 pau pers in London alone
and many dying of starvation every
hour, to the wealth of the Queen, who
draws .e4O0, 900 year besides other
large sums, for the royal family. She
does nothing in return. The least she
might do is to initiate the example of
the poorest workman and provide for
her own children. An appeal is made
to the en.;~e people, ignorant and edu-
Gated, to decide by ballot whether or
not they should supersede the present
cumbersome and inhuman system of the
government by the establishment of a
Republic. The speakers were Messrs.
Hovellemann and Currins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
A NOTABLE PILGRIMAGE. -

A NOTABLE PILGRIMAGE. The Shah
of Persia, who is performing pilgrim
age to the holy shrine of kerbela, lately
passed throug Bagdad, accompanied
by suit of upwards of ten thousand
persons, including several Persian
princes and other dignitaries, among
whom was Nazym Bey, the Ottoman
representative for nine years past at the
court of Teheran. The horses and other
beasts of burden composing this stately
caravan number upward of fifteen thou
sand. During his stay in Turkish ter
ritory the Shah will be the guest of the
Sultan. 1t is worthy of note, says the
Levant Herald, that Shah Nasr Ed Din
is the first sovereign of Persia, who,
since the taking of Bagdad, has per-
formed pilgrimage to the sanctuary OF
kerbela.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

A RESOLUTION, impeaching Governor
Holden. of North Carolina was intro
duced in the lower house of the legisla-
tl,re OF that state on the 9th and referred
to she judiciary committee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

Prussia has resolved to withdraw her
guaranty OF the neutrality of Luxem-
bourg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
N,TIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. N[arch 7-P. N

MOSDAY March 7-P. VI.
The week opens with uninterrupted ease III
the money market and with the price Of gold gradually
declining; and many business desire a continued de-
cline until greenbacks and bank par with
gold They believe that the a specie basis is
reached better it will be FOR all the great business in
teress OF the country for then there will be substantial
basis make calculations upon for with gold at
even .l2l, there is uncertainty and doubt. We have
heard the opinion expressed to-day that Mr. Boutwell,
will accept any bids that may be made for gold on We'd
nesday The decline gold from the 18th ut from 100
TO l has upset all the theories Of nancers, and they
are ready accept the situation, and are looking
forward to resumption of specie payments with much
resignation.
Gold opened ths morning o'clock in the Gold Ex
change at 49, and sold 1890 at l24E H. llJ $780, l3
1910 lI2! 1895, 1928 1p. m, l2i; al, li2i 2' ll2.
200 l12y; 2 49, and closed at at l2s Highest price,
1881; lowest, 1924.
The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank were to-
day follows: Cearances, S75,s230OO; gold balances
81 ,93s,79l -; currency balances S2,2f7ill 50.
Money call at per cent. with Government coilat-
erals other securities at with occasional loans higher
rates Commercial paper at 4 months, rates have ad.
yanced short paper rates at former quotations
The transactions Railroad bonds TODAY not IS
large as usual Central Pacific sold at 9i; Union Pacific,
s35; Milwaukee and ST. Paul S. lOi; do. 3l0 Conyer
tblc, 9Ol.
Shares OF City Bank stock very quiet sales Of Bank OF
Commerce. 1924; Metropolitan, 1885, Central III Tenth
National. lOi.
The Stock market continues firm and prices generally
are well maintained and do feel the decline IN gold
Stocks are higher today than they were on the 2Sh ut
when gold was quoted at list New-Jersey Central 1919
Chicago Burlington and Quincy. $780, Illinois Central,
1871 Morris aud Essex 50 Hannibal and st. Joseph lO7
Dubuque and Sioux City, 100; Michigan Central, 49,
We gave the following comparison OF the highest prices
al which the stocks sold at the dates given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
THE MARKETS.
lcaefSlly reported ior las rsisrSzi

NaSDAr Nsfch & nle
The to-day sr nered Nh al b,ahhs' OF w.
ness aud Ihe decline gol a. caused depressing iofues' TO-
aud heavy, though lwer Wheat rasri "n -.
bat afm OF Choice qualities lower snd Jg bot t"a s
Emer sBl LAri lover though sr! active rsr
pentiue 6nn EOsbs unchanged "A
AsltES-Pots continne with fair demand AZ - .'
Pearls nominal at 80 23C - NJ . -, - ia
CoTroN-rhe demand poi.rsIe. price. nithsr te al
market srneray nominal condition. BEN ~ 80 .r
i,a ard delivery. Sal,s OF $50 hats 0lo Saanl.y ,r
tyr including 8go export 81 o consumption '9e ia ~,
and I,y In transit FOR syr deiyrry. kaisns .'' 80 :, -
April at pic en 2ole 2o,ci TO. Ma, IN, tsJ,,
100 cole leo sule GA al ale, sud ~" a. .,. ss
loo March, 2oic c0 1le 80 Aprii At rye ~ " 81 Ios
N,Ia s No. IT, >, ~ s,rr.sr MdJiBe We quote S"sf
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
In the Union

THE American correspondent Of The london T.o,,s
dating from Philadelphia, writes Of the syyapi
Railroad Company that after leasing tho intermeds,e
line between Pittsburgh and Chicago (the Fort Wavpc
Road, they are now completing arrangement with
the Chicago and Rock Island Railway, which will exiens
the Pennsylvania TO Canada 1917 miles (Penusylyena
800 Fort Wayne, iOj Rock Island $50 miles, yost ~
Philadelphia, the terminus Of the Pacific Rallv ayI We
have had vague intmati0ns Of such an arrangement
the great head OF the Pennsylvania Railway lnieres,
and not likely 10 msead the numerous English holder.
therein appears 20 give the report shape and sub
stance. IL the arrangement be cOnsnmmafrd Il viii
probably take the form Of perpetual lease he tbst N
the Fort Wayne Road, with the difference peraps of e
per cent N800O00O capital $50 miles IN place OF "a
per cent on Sll,5O0O00 Of Fort Wayne, sos ne. and
per debt ~ s7G09O00 IN place a
per cent the larger debt 81 Fort WAYNE
now about <3,50OO0O. OF the old debt of The
Rock Island and some other maturing obligations hs
year. about x20O0000 remain 90 be capitalized under the
order OF the annual meeting OF the stockholders lat
June, which would RAISE tho present capital Of .6o0sO
s8OO00O0, above stated. The general mort GAGE
debt would then remain about S.OO0OO0, although tie
mortgage was made 10 the old debt
latter. and leave the capital 100000, a.
at present, the terms Of the reported leass
might be somewhat varied But on the basis Of 1890
OOO at 10 per cent and recaptazed, as IN tie u
the Fort Wayne 10 net per cent per annu free ~
all taxes and payable quarterly. 1t would make the
stock worth 1i2s5 per cent, assuming par as the
value Of the new Aud this wholly independent Of a
land grant OF $4,000 free Of all iDcumbfauce and
the proceeds OF which realized TO accrue 10 the sOk
holders addition 10 the guaranteed seven PEI cent By
the Pennsylvania Company"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

The AldiRe Press continues to reproduce
specimens Of fine wood engraving and 10 illustrate the
perfection which typographical art has attained in
this country. The March number also contains some
good eading mater-te say lnothDg of some which is
not good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

financial year 1901, IL as227ssD Tho total neon. /.
only a26,172979, leaving o deficit on over ssco1o
Senior ri Marga, declares the deficit about Rn0oeo
The pensioners 5000 In onfnber ard receive ann,
ally al667ss, OF them descendants pcr.on lone
dead, and for posts long since abolished Spain bad
better take of the Cubans ROOOOOO and let the patro
have the Island.
The following is list OF the debts OF tic leading es,
In the Union:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

Messrs. Leypoldt u Holt will publish during
the present month the second volume of The Journal OF
the American Social Science Association. Among other
articles It will contain an essay immigration by Fried
erich Kapp The American Census, by James A. Garfield
The Mode Procedure i'll Cases OF Contested Elections
by Henry L. Dawes and the International Code by ID.
ID, Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

In the Long Room after tho close of the Board stocks
were steady York Central aud Hudson, 96s Lake
Shore, s7i; Reading 97i.
We give the highest price OF the State bonds named
AZ the First Board OF the Stock Exchange at the dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.

A VEN Kali hAlLhOAl Oh NEW -JEhOE1.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot EevYork foot Of beriyst
junction With the Delaware LetAsAn. and West
n Railroad Bason with the Lehh Valley Railroad aud Ito
oioAn ,,,..,,-,, ,vp no --,,, ,,,,-
SIXTY miles hours saved BY this ue TO Chicago CtSusat
ST. Louis. kc with but one change OF cars
Silver Palace through tom New iorf 20 Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Comneueng December 90 le6g-Lesve HevYorf follows
$50 mfor bsston. Bethlehem. hsueh Chunk Wan'port
Nhesbare Mahanoy City TpekhsnBoef ToNanda Ws1uJ &c
i:l3A IT FOR Pennington AMI Phil ipsburg - ,--,
B-Fo femngton. Bsson, Allentown. hausf Cnnnh "A's
bans Reading Columbia Lancaster Bpbrals Lt Po'hs se.s
ton. Harrisburg. ke
m.-FoT Basion, Aheptoup &c .,,,
3.30p mFor kaston Allentown. haueh Chunk aud beFiode
4:J0p. n.-FoI SOner1i lie IND feniHgen
5:l5 p. m.-FoT Someryile
o. m.-Por RAsou and intermediate SAMOA
p m.-For SOmer'ile
7.l5 p. m-Por Bsston
$50 .. n.-fOr Psuheld. -,,
Ii.lSn m-Por Plauheld, 90 sstnrdsr orlr. =.
3:ij. b:J b:5O $40, eS 'o
o'S ii 20 mI2m 100 200 25 3:l3 $3.50, 800 49, so
5is $40 sno & % zoo 5l5 :4J, $3.50 1890. .llt3 D.
''' 49, ''''' " fOR THE WEST . -.
esm-WEsTERS Express. daily teIeep' sunopsl oi hA'oh
Aeutoun Harrisburg and the Wesi without change OF cars 70
Chesgo and bat change to St LOUIS Connects AZ anr
burg for Erie and e Regions Connects Somsr'e or Fleming
Junction for struudsbug NAler Cap scranton &c
Connects at Phlpsbarg Mkueh Chunk Nikesbsre &C
5pu-CIScSsATI LIPKE daily. for Rasion Bshe1emi aeF
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Cheago' aud 'tepI 'P
Sleeping through from jersey City to Pittsburgh ever. evening
road of S.wJsr.r Libeys n J. al No A'Df house
Nos 2S al SIG BoAdwayn No ~ G,snw1Rst a.. ., 'u pm
epsl hotels X r. hiIhhn oDVe'N'''--
H. r. BALDWIN, Gen Pass AgL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

CuiFkE-Tbe market quiet aud uS'a,ngra 'a loo las
erpiihl- r,i3rners 81 eeskness ON We pah 81
Msraes ho % lGgl;t,. Ead , ., 49,. "A .es, IL va
ne. ~ ns,ru ami Sar Floor today the market ia'1 snx
o, owing 10 hs storm hsghn ehe'% .w,Iss
s M ihhers hay, operated moderately aud Sup - ~ .e.r
,rt.. he ..r. az atoh1s tsIruA fosr Ms' aSa os,
nj s,,hrrn faar ~ Without change the 5n,hsss o." mi s.srs
si.re: sales 800 bhls Quci-i"r, below rye NJ s.s, -
-sle,. lsb bills Tern Nss ~
s1A 10 9G,i. al sallfti for J~ss'. -si - H.,
= H., Br.pi,r inc Rnckwhe,t flaar ID dHh al " Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
The following Is tho result Of the business at the United

The bids for Express stocks were as follows; Auans'
Coz. yellsFarco 21s; American 80 United States, sol
Merchants Union, IL. Rome and Watertown Railroad
bonds III; Long Dock bonds Sc Am. DOCK ana
Improvement Bonds % Detroit, Monroe and Ioiedo
bonds 50; Western Union bonds, 81; Seconda'e'' oo'
eixthaye i2i; St. Louis Jacksonville, and chicago ISL
Norto,oe 90. Morris and Essex Convertible bonds 86s
Morris and Essex Construction bonds sil North Mis-
souri, LIST Mortgage, s3i.
T,BIE Of the Acreage Amount Of Loans, Specie Circua.
Gou Deposits. and Legat Tenders :" me BankS ~ ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

Atthe Second Board Louisiana Gs, Leyee, sold at "a
do. So, Levee, IS.
We give below the following comparison Of bids for
Government bonds at the First Board and the highest
sales at the Second Board at the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
% Nassau ST.

The attention of investors is invited 20 the aiyer
tisement OF Messrs DRExRL, WINTHROP n Co, JoHN
j. Cisco 4 Co, and J. b. ALEXANDER n Co, who
Oiler for sale limited amount of the first mortgage
thirty years - cent Bonds of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company at 81. and accrued IN,
tereSt. The loan is TO take up bonds maturing, and
the already large business of the road. The interest
is payable at the Bank of America in this city in
April and October. The road, which Is $50 miles
long. cost for construction and equipment sltuHVu
and the Company have paid seven to eight y cent
interest annually upon its stock for the last elgLt
years so that the bonds unqueStioned a> a sais
investment. The recent important declin" IN "olu
has rendered this class of securities paying their IN
terest in Greenbacs. attractive for income tdn
for several years past.
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE Com BONDS
of the Chicago and South Western Il. Il. Co' I'D,
doVSed in currency by the Chicago and Rock I,ianu
Railway, for sale at % and accrued interest. ram
phlclS with full particulars. furnished by
FRANK * CANS. III Nall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
| T,pIP RATIWAY-Trains will leave Depots

ERIE RAILWAY.-Transw will leave Depots
II foot CLanbersst and foot Of TwsnTbst As follows.
fbropgh Y1nIess Chambers St al ~ m
nd daiyJ; leIyc TseItYhris al % a. u s'
m spd 6:l5 D. IN. (dayl New and Improved DAsing Room
Cotes will ACCOMPANY through TO Buio connecting
AZ Sleeping Coaches through TO CV.and
nd Coaches will accompany The m IRAN ron
Sutahanna ard the $3.50 train 10 Rochester bp1ao
and CINCINNATI An nmigAnt leaves dalv at ID IN
Jsrtis NAT 1880 p (T"enyhu.t 40 y m
Orange Express sgsd.s excepted connecting for WN"es hoS'
CON try. Guiiord Pine lsInd and Uniohrie.
For NiddsOwn and w,y al $3.50 H. TssHyhrtst 3;i3 M
For Otsvl. and Wsv a53) daily fwenI .hri 81 b'3 .m
fOrH.wbugh and wsy stsa 500 aud go H. tTNenyhn
IN. 3:lJ and fl1 p M
For surerp aud Wsy aud weBiythid St tt5 and
90 mi TbsA,er Usin ii: 20 Twenty H. NJ
ForPAterson Twenty trtst Depot at 6i5 N
9sim ll4s m las p H. (dsir) 3l5 sails and 6;t3
N From Chanbsrst Depot. AZ Gas 55 IL l;S1
,. m DAILY, 4 p. m 5:l5 p. IN and 6:+ p
aud WaT. from Twrntyihirdh Dso o.' m
ll5 m 3:t3 D no. 5:l5 m. 5t5 and $50 p ~ FROM
Chambers 81 Depot at IL m. 80 9;5 IN, D. H. anu
For Piernou Mons.y NGy from Tsenyhd Depot at ap
, M l2;45 D. m s3:l5 o. as i:t5 'b:l5 p M snl
midnight Prom chamber stDepot at a. M D
N 1880 D. IN. ais $50 aud Saturdays OILY "
Tcfs or passage snt for Apartments Drawing Room ,n Sleeping
obtained aud orders for the ehelDg AID transfer OF
Baggage len at the az '2s 1ad go Bf9adTy
S3s Fulton ST. Bookl-n Degois foot OF Chambers and foot Of
Twrtvhrdst forsi No kIehangepaee aud Lohg DOCK
isra J,T,sy Civ and the Agents at the principal hotels
'>f'' ~ To PlcTmoBt only.
wa X. BARR. General Passenger Agent
n Gener gnrs bdSnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

The United States Treasury VIII offer slooVo OF golu
ON the 9th and buy 100000 OF bonds on the 10th.
Tho cold market since tho closing OF the Room at 8
o'clock has been feyersh and sales have been MADE az
1l2sS112l.
Foreign exchange is weak today on liberal supply Of
commercial bills principally those drawn against ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE, LACKAWANSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Nsw.York foot OF and foot Of Chsophsft
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commissioning MONDAY, Nov - 1852
MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dsnylle With Boonton BrAnes
Chester Brineh at Waterloo With Sn.seI X for An
dover and Newton at Washington With tie L. and '"
Gap soudbu and Bend AID al points The lss
awinpA AID Bloomsbury and Delaware aud Hudiop r. RdA .
l.50S IN LBHIGHVALLKY EXPRESS stops At NeE,f horrt
Dover HAehosp Wsshngon Phpsburg and Easioni
Phlp,hurg with Bel Del r. for Bs,iere kc and a.
Esston With for Bsbsten, Allentown Mach ChGnf and
WiEtbbArft ..
ip m. EAsToE EXPRESS eorDset Dover With Chs'ter r.
arr Al Waterloo with SJneI K r.
go M aud $40 N 10 SUMMIT ard intermediate st,tou.
$50 7:3O $3.50 aut l. $50 $50 $40 $40 6Jo 800
Il:tS to SOUTH ORANGE aud inttmed.e .tsi,ont
ll:t0 1850 and $50 hORRlSIOWh aud ihtrmsais
stations
$40 D. m YOUNGSTOWN EXPRESS.
Fo NEWARK Ste0 73O $50 $50 lo:7o II, ll:1o llt0
l. 1880 49, $3.50. $50 40, s. $40 $50 eo 60 7' $780,
Tor BLOOMFIELD aud MohTCLAIR st $50 II $50
,bd6:l0p O. oChoCh h'nnAnt SnpeTinisnotnt
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ FOR LONG BRANCH. RED BANK, BRlCKSBURG. MAN
CHESTER TONS RIVER ke, BY st.Amr JESSE HoiT at p
10 ron r er j.. fool DasntsI , sxyny,
SEPT 1857 ~ o shhDhN oehen nshsth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

While gold has fallen per cent in the week the 6s OF
1881 have only fallen per cent On Saturday the 52Os
of sold at this p. 1929 alO9i The operations
in Governments have been larger, and prices firm.
The following are the Government quotations Of Messrs
Fisk A Hatch at 4 %. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

The FIRST MORTGAGE : PER CENT GOLD Bonds Of
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue TO meet with much
favor from investors The issue MP to the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are still
offered at par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE 0PDYKE a CO..
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
Nv ROAD.
Az WINTER tRRlEGBHbET

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING nov. a. 1859
P,usufsr station NewIok OF Twtutyiersnihtt
Poutb-sve Rntrsnes Twenty seventh it
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
For ks- Haven ard Bridgeport, T. (BI) i0 l2l3 EI 81
90 (kI J, 3:<5, $50. $50, and (RI p m -. -
Milford stford F,rhe Southport and w'''pOri ''co II %
Pcr Scr.,i ZOO, 800 tRI, 800 Ism i,ls Er), 500
OBJ J. 3:i5 1870 (BIl $50. 30 and ESQ Oh
For n.rien O. Ii 3:4S. $50. SD And b:Jo NJ
For stamford T. en- 9. lI:JO ?:l5 (EI), ala (BI)
9.sI 90 EI) 80: $50 G:n ~ EIl p% s,o 7,s.
For Po, Chester and issnsdae stations T. ll'o- NJ N'
3:<S as. 5:31 ESQ., and 7:l3 p. . 49,, II, D.,
Boston. ..r.~,,o rp.,s.
Tor Boston. via Springfield m III }. tEIl tthi)p n
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2:l3 CBI lEI n.
FOR Hartford and Springfield. m tErl H;l' ''fih -" !"
10 Hartford. p m. -, .. ~ - =, u..,...,
FoI Coun,eieut Railroad n Er asp IN to Montreal
3p Northampton. 49,, MI, .,v.N =. I, is
FOR S.~HAv.p London sbniusOn Railroad At "a NJ
Pc, C.SsI Railroad n 500 Northampton sBi whhsur
burIh
For E.urstuek Railroad. ga n III pm
Va, D,p6ury .ed SorwS Railroad l?3 and $50 IA asd
m p connection Freight tram from NoIsAs 70 D.nbaI
FOR New CAn.,n Railroad his, $50 n, ard on s,'af'
DAYS, s:3o ,,,,.A - o. - ,..iu. .,4 n,..4..
Room Gar !" '''' ~ '- JAMES II. HoYT Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip:
$50 m Mail train for Grtenport.
lO3O Rosyn, Glen Cove. Locust valley, Huntington ara
ESrtbport -
JPN, Rv.Ihssd BIprs, Tr.u So ,,, ,
RosJD, Glea Cove Locust NiIe4 hunungon' ana
Sortbpor -,
An trains eonnee: Branch for Hsmp'tt,i
Sunday for RoSJn Glen Cove Locust FasT Hrngten and
'of'Dp"i' ''' '' l. d. BARTON Sent