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GRAPE VINES.

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81 UUUGrapc Vines for sale-well. l.rooted
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A BEAUTIFUL eye makes ST.
lence eloquent, a kind eye
makes contradiction an assent,
an enraged eye makes beauty
deformed.
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ROAST baby and picked sail
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"LENNY, you're a pig" said
a father to This little five year
old boy. "Now, do you know
what a pig is, Lenny?" "Yes,
sir; a pigs a hogs little boy"
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Ii you wish to get rich, get
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honey made with one bee in
the hives
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Notice, Ladies mo More Washing,
No More Ironing, No More VexatiOn!

Tho great invention ofPaper Clothing which
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Suits, Walking, With panier cut, cRch".... rs
skirts, = ain white, per quarter dozen.".... rs
Skirts, one rutiic, per quarter dozen ....-..l.U0
IlOndRerchiefs, embossed handsomely,
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Collars, plOble a. linen, per dozen...,".... 80
Che, isetts, per quarter dozen. ........... Co
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White Vests, four IN package ......l 90
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The Spyino7alc Stories is the title of scres

The Spripg7o7e Stories is the title of screis
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Orintlng.
Corporation No.iccs.

CiY NEyyoEE DEPARTMENT oF FINANCE Hrgy,r or vUE)
liz, siyER og Tkrrs. ClrRI-lioU,r PART,
p Cu,EBE-esT.. Oc.. i5. 1870
NOTICE 10 TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic is hereby
y given that tAe rolls coa, real and rers,-
ahoH0 haL STOCK f the year 1870 hsyc
teen delivered AID al AM payable l,
Office
Payrert thereof be made between 'e hours o. sr
Gou,o Tie te o. clt ll cacI-s. .la iy Date
th' IT, OF i'celJrr made paid
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Danrins Ataocmics.

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~ foot u ChamJor,s'. anu loot o. 21 81. .oloSs:
Througi Tags leave Chsmnersst a. 10 3o
p p 23. 5:i5 9:ij ard$ IS
and t:4j daily New AID proved Ora Room Coaches VIII
accompany irsu iIoug Buffalo colnectn Hornes
vile with magnificent Sspng Coaches through 10 Cleveland
and Calico sleeping COACHES accompany the rn tom >ns
pu.haHna Bufo; the train NeNYork PUealo and
train Na ioI Rochester! Buffalo Cincinnati
An hn grant Train leaves daily % 1:+5 3. m.
For Port Jryis and Wa, lilo and $3.50 6s, ll:l3
o.. and t:lJ p. M
For detown w,y. $3.50 ?. N. is, 3l5 MI
DAYS only. $3.50 n. (sti-sr. 3:lJ a. NJ
Tor Graycoul and AZ - (23i-... '8l5 M
For Nswbursh sal Na n, $50 and 400 "a st., rs
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For Suaeru and Wa end t 4:45 ,ni SIS NJ She
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For Paterson and from Ss DepO az gas O:l5 and II -
80 3; 5;lJ sad tS p n ron ohamoers-s Depot ct
Gas l0js. l. ~: 1l:i5 4, 5;,5. and D. - }.
For ckenssck and Har nom dst Depot ~ S;i5 and u IS
S. y25 J. .J1 "a and l31 ~. Froa Canbsrlst De
pot 800 IN J. IA; :.' SO {: l. o:,0, ard . %
Ny5ek Moasey sad Way from 23i Depot 95
a. IS "a; ana o:5P m aud Sagr.' son' ~ li3
IRON Oh mher lcgo, $50 Il;OO iJ:J A:3, 40,
J:Oo and o 81 %. N. Ssiuulsvs oalv. il2OO mt.
Icaes Passage ami o Dawng Room AM sleeping
CoGrA s obre I'd ora, r tie check ns ld ifue B.s
gage he In at the c. oEs al So and - Busdssy $
ClsTh.r % elsti co. i2.thsi Sad lr'5 h,dsn'
Brooklyn; Dcfors 500 Of Cmhr, and Joe; Of 9st,
Neayo-s No. EIclnge place aad Lous Docs DeO' Je ' ssa
" Tia Arats 20 the pTBUpal hoes. -
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QcnrlIers.

A YOUNG, capable German desires u STU
ALTON rs TEACHER OF GERMAN; could instruct, ao
other branches Terms Ai Tor particulars, h., inb
une Oh'e.
4 LII WANTING TEACHERS, or those de-
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Ladies wishing ioI Nut Pisn. Ad
dre the "AMECAH EDUCATIONAL UNION" ~ Broavay n y
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nlusiral Jnsirnments.

ANEW STYLES MASON 81 HAMLlN CABI-
IN NIT ORGANS With improvements patented June and August
1910 PRICES REDUCED THIS MONTH. ORGANS to RENT.
warerooma SO Broadway.
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NELAWARE, LACKAWANNA aud WEST

NORRIS ND Eo,EA DIVISION.
and foot 81 Cls,Opbersk
MINER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing TUESDAY, july 70 ITO
EAPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting ~ Dsuule 9Th Boon
ton Branch al h rauci waterloo Nth H. r
and Nevon Washington with the D.. J., and " X Z
s-ouislg Great Bend Bnghamtou
snd tie LackASsanA boomsbG
az Delaware and Ilci'on p Rds
ll:ig LEIllGH VALLEY EXPRIss stops nNevArh horns
town Dover Haeketogn Phps5uTg and
psburg with Bel DeL r. r. for Bee &c, and
Easton Bethlehem Allentown AsGch ChuEk and
Wikcsba-rr
1;IOp H. SCRANTON EXPRESS Dorer with Chester r
r. at Waterloo r. T., and % Washington with D. L., -D
Y. 4 r Wa"r Gap. sirUI'sflrg aid Scranton.
929p NJ HACHETlSTOWH MIL WITH bconior, C,s>s
and Sussex Railroads.
For aORRlSTOWS, o. l:2o ll:iO 2:S $40 40 SO.
ard G:fOp $500
For 81 MMT intermediate s:ltos go 3D. ,sd 1910
2:30 s:2D aud 6:e)p ~
For ORANGE ant SOUTH ORANGE $50 100. $40 1910 and
ll:2oa io -:, 80 $3.50, 49, 5O 500 6io 200 and It'
p -. -.
"l:0O s20 800 $40, $3.50. $40 42o,
$40 800 800 .6:2 t:4O, 900, 800, and Has,
Trains marked SOP East Newark.
New-iOr- BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLA $40 and
] . !. ID D. u.
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VLN-YOKK AID NEW-HAVEN RAIL
y ROAD
srNNER AREANGEMEYr.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Passenger station il Helo-t e.r Il Tvruir',rc,f-t ard
'"''' TFa5 E, if&i& @ Sf '3'5i.,.-'
For NsF,iiayes sHd hr; roE tL4) L' N, I.' 'hhl'
Tor 81 OIL S.rifar F.3el Southport aad wes;7o = lI:
iCf ScrgalI = i7 p u3 n l.:i5 EIl Ok s:., $50
e.: pscS 8 - ii Sji NJ ;i5 s9 800 and go
Tor Stamford (Eyl o. lla0 ui l-:i5 h1 -;' 5tEI)
Fer Grcea@e and asrasae stations J. o 1850 NJ 25 '''
sunday Nal Train leaves rseat-,evcatht NeslOrs, 81 Tor
Boston ia both Sp'SEl5iS HE 9 r I'd Se TRANS KS
For For Boston via u, SRrnssGS , = 81 and nd p d"
Fer H4roTl and Springfield, n. i2l5 :. 40 p to Hartford
For newport R. L. sl5 p n ,Er) connecting u steamer across
To ounce ,accica; RIVER Grol o. NJ I2.l5p. " Montreal
ior lsSd PGyterce sri FshNl Railroad ~ l2i5E IN
H.; -or Line Railway at Sc l to Nor'ea ''- F''''' i''
70. St".arcu sai Eirtaup;on Railroad ~, $3.50 ITO
No-ssurtln all WIlsu ,.rrsa.
r,r li5.sl,oa.c Iaroad .. n. aEI ap m. ,.,,
Nos N,a,.tueA lroa. & -, p naat - 2 r',o f04''
Tor l1lourr SUD NogasA i.iI''' - ~ g. a. .... -
Conao Gous Secqns s,acea TO a. train a4 'o g. SIn
S "a. ,1 a'l tian tn ,.n' ' JANIS IL noYr SGp,r
NEW JERSEY KAHROAD-FROM F00rof
~ CoRrLANDT->T-ferNE>TPl iLAphLPl,iN {, 80.
dea a m sud PofBALrINoeE sq1 WASHING TOY 19s
TIE WEST va Biltmore y ~ a. r l-h AM s:- d. WEsT
a. ca, n,p III a. m va silver Pac-
sc s.ci to the $50 NJ ar ran GsorsG Nss o I
6argh and Chicago without eare Silver P2aec or, are
Louisville ~ Louis, and Chicago without change lleA,, g
ii q I fSfs3s' flh a,5 PHI t ROOM FSGARs
Louisville aud st. LOU, Without change. The $50 NJ IAN.
lins Pullman sal speadd Passenger Cc-cL'' 'u1 sn'1'
change 70 Chicago :. W JAtksoN "enetaI ~ HA''uD'
Juue 49, lJ'o ---
NEWARK AND NEW-lORk RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NEMlORh, foot OF Lbrr,.si, Norm h'eh
and after Juue 1870 passenger al ran as ,v A
LEAVE NEW-lORk lOh BERGkN-ANE AND NhN AhN,
6:OJ $50 $40 7:4s. 8.o5 B:o 300 Gas l0a NJ; = M
800 500 $50 900 $50 $500 500 6CO $50, 7O $40 s"
IN LEAVE Srw{oRK FOR WEST BERGENM 500 % no.
$3.50 lilo $3.50, $50, s:a $50 i:t 500 v' = p w.
r. =. KICKER. Superintendent
a. T. BALDWIN, G,n. F4ssassf Nee.-
NEW-NORk and HARLEM RAILROAD
y On and after MONDAY NAY 80 1870 40 htpc if'a'N"
del q rwenty.srh So sud Fourth ave- as oio"''
1850 a. Rutland LtpIc.s
3:iS .. m Montreal Ia re'x - ,,.-..
Sleeping Cosehes shl tn, between lots So >.
W. G. bltAhos y Suit'u''u-
SOuTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lSLAND'
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT Il
Commencing MoNDAl oco,es ) 1872 om 9ooss'e AMI
ferries
$50 N. Mail fe- Patchogue.
10 M, Accommodation ar babylon. -,
p ENprss for Pacogcr wa stage 10 beiTP'" '
Place ~.
ESQ., NJ np Accommodation SATURDAYS through 10 Pa''e"sSe
t.n D. M. Bshtlon Accom- hnlIton.
80. Ne Accommodates.
III, ~ 10 N. anl $500 aud 500 p ~ Trans CONNECT " '
ioT Eo,Aasf $500 ,--...., y,l.,
The % and 10 O.. ~, aud 3;.e and i:0P NJ dAo "N'
Stream for licmpteai -. MONO, 4. s.s.,....ss
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GEO. 5. boutwell, secrcisrr.
CHIEI QUARrrRta.rEEs OsgcE, Dfg,ErTrvI or TEXss,
AU..Iy TEAS. ScpteH'aF II. l..1
DROPOSALS for the EPECTlO\ OF TEM-

d POltAET QUARTERS M,ntos. fxl-. Scaled propo-
sails IN vii be received :h, Office until o." l,A
dly o. Norem, 800 l. ocloca ~ ih contraction Of
~ OF ptd States The Poi ~
Fort MuoL Texas Plans and spec tcstou be- examined tie
olee 81 the United States Nevbr1Hs o.; Galy-
ton, Brwnsyc Antonio Fort Mcintosh tbs
Office.
Proposals. win nulc ali material labor the bulldogs
To be complete pac ready lor occupancy Wien taJ
10 tie tioveruui
The right is eryel to reject al bids offered
Eci u mu,i be accompanied by least No1
Die rsonS lwho'e spol by be- certified by CLERK 81 Court
~ corI That The D. drs is competent che contract
aWrie Ia hi and TIE residence md pnsoC. address 81 each hier
and lurantor he stated No bid be Jules
ing these Irciuents
An additional Information required by parties wishing TO BID all
chectuly furnished upon application 20 tbs Office.
Pupoa must be plainly 1iosd pnroslls the
Quarters At For Mc'nh Texas" and addressed ul aod
~ order Breyet M.J Gen. Rli NOLUS, Dept. Com.
JAMES A. EklN DEPUTY q. ~ ten LIEF Ou1rteru-stsr
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NL-W.IEkSEY KAILKOAD-FROM FOOT of
NEWARK AND YEW-Y0RK RAILROAD

~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK. foot Of Lb'r,sL. Noil h'et
On and after 1870 passenger vii ran as To- o. A.
LEAVE NEWBORN Tor BERGkN-ANE AND NhN Ann ~
6:OJ $50 $40 7:4S. 3:Os, $780, 9o0 9 lll a NJ M "a
200 3J0 49, 500, $50 6;t0 oo 100 80" wv
$40 iO:i5, 1900 ~, "A IA
LEAVE NTw. YORK FOR WEST BBRGBN-t 500 60 NV
g:J1 lilo m $3.50 l. 3d. s:s $50 5:i0. 800 pt y p NJ
r. r.. KICKER Superintendent -,
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MFRS. WILLLAMES
w English Trarh BOABDNG And DAYSCHODL for loang
Ladies and Children ~ West Thirty nnhst..
will REOPEN THUESDAl q Letters aiiress above.
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MISS PERlNE
w Will Reopen hcr ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL Tor
YOUNG LADIES CHILDREN 1876 las! Iniri, eigk Inst.
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NElSS ARMSTRONG;
Wa FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
Will REOPEN WEDNESDAY, september q B'O. a. No ~
o. MiDISON-AvE between Twenty eighth and Tventy-ninthsis
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NT rs. LEV LNLTI7
VI FRESCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
At No. p WEST EIGlTEINTH-Sf,
VIII WEDNESDAY. September a. 1870 Aad. 70 above
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MISS SARAH SEDGWICK'a SCHOOL for
w BOYS will omen Sept H. 1888 Broadway, between Twenty
,ioh I'D Is,u
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= nI EngTh Ncl1'I M TrnOrs IT1 m UttNttu FO
fret am EOry s,clnt-sts.
SHARON INSTITUTE, Sharon, Conn. A
- Home School for ~ boy'. fOf circulars, address
&. JAMES A ", PRINCIPAL
rIHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Established
A. D. 82n) No lol West Foute1ih Ssthaye; repenei
Sept H. BOYS thoroughly prepared for Coli se Business Rev H. b.
CLAPIS. Ph D.. Recon
WIN. II. LEGGETTs SCHOOL,
w 1924 Broadway, o Thuieii-ii
Number limited; Primary Department and Gymnasium.
The New York herald., 1870-08-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDON. August 13-
d;So r. M.EConsols closed at 9l14 for money, and
Ok Tor the account American securities quiet
United States five.twenty bonds, 1862, S6 1885, Old
86a; 1857, s5 ten-fortIes. S3h. Stocks quiet: Erie
hallway shares, l7A Illinois Central, 1906 Atlantic
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, August l3.-On the Bourse
Rentes opened at 65f 45c.
FRANKFORT BOURSE.-FRANKFORT August 10
Evening.-United States hve-twenty bonds closed at
OLE for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON M MARKET.--LIvERPOoI August
1S-l:3O p. M-The cotton market closed quiet. Mid.
ding uplauds, SGD. 81d.; mlddling Orleans SID.
3D. The sales OF the day have been 900 bales in
Guiding 1900 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTuFaS MARKET.-LIyERPoOL.
August lS-1:30 p. M.-Wheat, los, 1od. per centai
for California whites 9s. Id. for No. red Western
and los. los. Id. for red WINTER corn 30s Cd per
quaite for European.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, Au-
gust l3-l:30 p. Milne rosin, 14s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, August 13-
TaOw dull at 44s., Sd. per Cwt sugar easier at 3ls
3ls Cd per cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard on the
spot, and fiat at 26s. Oh. a 27s. for do. aGoat Re-
fined petroleum quiet. Common rosin dull
FRANKFORT BOURSE.-FRANKFORT, August 49,
United States securities heavy; hve-twenties have
declined 10 % for the Issue of 1862.