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New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
SUICIDE IN HOBOKEN.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Catherine Dade

Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Catherine Dade, %
years Of age died at her residence No 139 Meadowst
Hoboken, from wounds inflicted by herself on Saturday
night. Mrs Dade had been in illheath for two weeks
preceding, and had suffered from domestic difficulties.
On Saturday evening her husband retired at early hour
and Mrs Dade remained in the sittDgr0om with her two
children aud the nurse. While the latter was busy at
tending the younger child Mrs Dade seized razor and
cut first her wrist and then her throat An inquest will
be held by Coroner Crane to-day.
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AUSTRIA.

CABINET CHANGEs-A COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH
GUATEMALA.
VIENNA, Saturday, May 7, 1870.
Hen Perno has exchanged places with H~rr
Wiedemann in the Cabinet The former 49, 49,
portfolio of the National Defenses and a.
that of Agriculture. '"'''i
me commercial treaty with Guatemala has be.n
Haiiiied and signed by the Austrian Government
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RUSSIA.

MURDER of AN AUSTRIAN DIPLOMAT.
81 PETERSBURG, Saturday, May 7, 1870.
Prince l.. dArenberg, an attached of the Austrian
Legation in this city, has been murdered. His
mutilated body was found in his own room this
morning The assassin is unknown
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Many members Of Congress now desparing that
they will not reach an adjournment before the lst OF
August. An effort will be made, however to hurry up
business 10 adjourn the 4th OF July proposed
by the House The General Appropriation bills far
advanced but the Tariff bill is likely to several
weeks OF time in both branches. About Is con
tested election yet to be considered by the
House There other questions OF general char
which will give rise TO prolonged debate.
The Free MasOns OF Washington have completed the
establishment and furnishing OF their Blue Lodge Room
III the Temple 1t is said to be the most magnificent
lodge room in the United States.
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BASE BAIL.
MUTUAL VS.. STAR.

The manner in which the Stars defeated the
Mutuals Saturday is easily recorded The game re-
solved itself into Of batting and the side which nit
the hardest the winner. Young Cummings out
wtted the Mutuals by his method OF delivery and all
efforts to get the range Of the ball failed The heding
equally good both sides and the play sharp often
being applauded. The score foll0ws
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The of Dec 1882 authorizes the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 issue marine papers to any foregn-buit
wrecked In the waters of the United states and
rebuilt citizens Of the United States provided the
rebuilding equal to three times the value OF the
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CHINA.

THE DEFEAT OF TIE IMPERIAL ARMY CONFIRMED
LONDON, Saturday, May :, 1870
Dispatches inst received state that the defeat OF
the Imperial army at Shansi in the North of China
which was before reported is fully confirmed.
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x.Mrs op AMrp1cANs REGIsIEREn Az ATHENs TO APRIL u

Charles W. Blossom and family Brookyn Nm W :.
Tisiae Miss Simpson Miss Simpson philadelphia the Rev T.
ngles BALTIMORE Balch Boston, james Mickey Phade
pits; " r. otchks Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs W. Bishop New York
Thomas Mca Pierre McCartv DR. Edward Prime Mrs Prime New
W Brown, Mrs Brwn, Newiorki L. Bvng two Miss
Eryng Tennessee Dr. and Mr Evans b. Atterhnry Miss After
bury Henry Iieuepont and Mr. fePon
Brooklyn Van Rensselaer,, Abany j. w. Austin, Boston
Damon Boston: Wsshbun and Mrs Washhurn, Boston, A.
Bclknap and Mrs Belknap NewYork W Reel phadeghia w
wife stamford Miss Merritt, William b. FaIon
Hartford: Prank b. Carter VIM Claein. NewYork W. h. Ledel
New-York A. Gpnon Minnesota DIR L. NJ Miller Ogfensburg
Henry NJ Herman Baltimore; w NJ Glow
and son W. Tsppen Gerard r. Gould New York
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have been withdrawn from New Zealand. The gold yield
continued good throughout the colony.
FLASHING TON.

A BRITISH MEMORIAL AGAINST STEAMSHIP SUE
sIDIES-PROPOSED PROTEST AGAINST FUR
TIER LAND GRANTS TO RAILROADS-A NEW
SCHEME TO DISPOSE OF THE TARIFF BILL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuHEI
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

r,r VOTE on TIE PLEBISCITUM-A QUIET
pAY-EXrREME PENALTIES FOR sEpilioO'
SpEECUFS
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Gov. Hoffman has promised to lay the corner
e o' l hrst building III the new city OF Br,sau Long
Island. Oh the 9th VI juno
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REVIVAL OF TIE RUMORs OF MR.. BRIGHT'S
RFTIREMENT-DISCUSSION on THE IRISH
LAND BILL-ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE.
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HORSE AND cARRIAGE MARKEE
NEw-YorK. Aug. IL, 1910.

NEW-GOrK, Aug IL, 1870
There are no changes in the horse market
since wrote last report everything remains ex-
remey quiet and dul no sales have taken place except
OF few railroad horses bought t. replace the poor aD
mas daily killed by the IN front OfOur street cars
The carriage dealers are mostly out OF town ana we
nave no news from their repositories hosrs. Hamln q
Bakers auction sale of carriages and horse which We,
70 nave taken place to-day Of Thirty St ana
Broadway, IA postponed to Wednesday next
From the Western States learn that the breeding
end employment OF the PecherOn Norman horse for
farmers use, and all sorts Of heavy work. IS
with great success; this race OJy thorough
bred, yet singularly pure One) is frequently con-
founded with the Canadian horse which latter although
originally OF Norman blood. has OF late from cold
posure and ilusage considerably dcgenera, ed and In
stature and quality remains far behind the former Tic
Peeheron Is from Is TO 15i hands high, consequently
taller than the Canadian horse its head Il broad and
short tho neck strong sufficiently long, and well arehed;
In the saddle place the PecherOn Is very and COM
paratlyely long below; it IS well rbbed-up and
barreed instead of having the fiat sides aud sway
OF the Canadian horse the legs short from the
and hooks downward heavily haired, aud generally free
Of those defects which render many nerbred colts
utterly useless
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EvGTNEgR OPYoE HARBOR DEYgSsgs
IlsIos BANK BUILDING, BALTIMORE, lid.
CEALFD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, viii be

-. I'm
received al th II O'Clock of The 18th day ~ Sep
smber ensuing removal Of the following OBsEUC.
TIoNS Channel OF James River Virginia below Richmond
Wis
so 20 and 30 tEus old measurement
At DRURYs BLUFF ahou' seven miles below richmond wreck OF
iron FrederekbuIg sunk With kc on boar
unboai Raleigh 80 uns Cd Measurement saak Win gaa Se on
6oir Jamestown wooden 200 inns sunk With Nc
on board Carts Peck 451 old mesarsmsn hoorers
W,the uns, rs brig 3 AID small schooner
Of unknown Also 10 ~ cribs OF timber
and stone each ~ feet qusrs. averaging TX feet hiyh
TRENTs, GRAVEYARD REACH, aboa mis below Rich.
Of schooner Gago, ~ OIL measurement wreck OF
pilot boat Plane, 81 oil measurement
Below AhENS YAKIMA aAont Weuty miles rom Richmond, ~
o piles, part Of remains VI old Military Bridge
Proposals. will b. received for the removal Of all the distinctions
named above portion lat single bids preferred for the entire re-
rnoysl Of all the distractions esch point nlmei above.
Each proposal TIE time within which tire work VIII DC
Flushed and hod Of removal proposed al each point
shelter by blasting or Otherwise. -., A.,
Of tn considerable vse, and Is expected ih
o. privilege raiNng taem sin either be paid Tor By e
70 the United States ths' Their material g &c 'A
penaon removing other wrecks which are worth AIMED
The night Eeene TO reject os all bids for az! 'eA ~
sufficient by the uniersiuel -, - ., ssr.eunbet
Proposals opened isJe Of the i2ts Day .s
eusung presence OF such BIDDERS nay caooss 70 N
Forms proposals. 10 be hal Application a. h a., Rsmoxng
Proposal IN dnpheste, indfsed I c7py III
os,rsetons In james diver each aooomPauid b. PIGTfIf
'"'' -d'e'''''"' 'N Linton Baak Bahlax baitlaOra Nd
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W. pEgAaTnsnr. ,areaaA.Il-l 3 80. oLnos.l

~
PROPOSALS for ENCLOSURES and LQDG E ~
4 for NATIONAL CEMETERIES at WASHINGTON d G. An
LlNGTOH and ALEXANDRIA. yA.f the BAITLB hAfioNAL
CEMETERY SEyENTisT. ROAD, WAsHlNGIoS, d g ,.,.
(soeFs Homej National CemeerT D. G. the Bsis Nsuoa
lery on Ssvenh-st Road Washington d. G., and "a. -
Qut erInlsierGclea Washington, D. e. until SEPTEMBER '
T length OF Enclosures win lie as follows: unc se h,.sy
Asylum Cemetery 2T hpea eei Bate y St3 lre,i sef
Proposals iryei stone bick ~aF Sn., for iro,
ior koh the oGoe 81 IL ai 80 ~ sor bss
Tie bids for planting hedges must ~, them order ior
be contain gusrnny 10 aaaey All ths
months after planting Ihe a,s.es 30 20 % f''F
NJ Pn,noSas are ss invited for ogng Ntsry a,a
~ - " 20 rsY,eIia Va paas ani sIeea'su"'s y" " " -
sen t R . m u,. b. accompanied By good ,nd 'aa, Ny %
ct least responsible paI..ii' ~
nv NJ CoTsfpnrat esenes 10 seA the HsD' "5 " '
t,eioy n. mainly indcd Proposals for Enclosures for
" frvpo' ar Proposals i0r Lodges Tor National Cehe-
Aauo.s. 81 sdrss. the Qaarterss tef-renefsi u - A.
III The proposal si b oPsns s sS M MEiGs w"
one eneral Beyet hAlorSener United states Arny
~ FD PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Of ire CRY or BAf0SNE al the CITY Hal August -
90 Soeoeh D m BULL the following SEWERS IN the FMS
W os s e sewer in Avenue ereudns om Third ne XIII
'S orr Brick Sever Avenue extending on Tsd
one Brick Sewer caget. hou Avenue through 0''s'
According to plans a. the Hail. "hsre
mast he made on printed forms which win be furnished by the
HE co1ne tie night reject and all BIDS '0' 'A'
Cav Of BsyOuas n J. Aus II. i~ f'SArrA ols c.'a-
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Proposals.
OFFICE or THE COMPRESSION A. PRINTER, I
D 4

PROPOSALS for LIrH0GRAPHlNG, &c
Sealed Proposals. viii be received hs ohee until the 5in day Of
sent mbe O'Clock IN the forenoon for hhogaphng uesa
plates illustration Of the diseases cattle, ant Tor printing
thousand hundred COPIES each plate Six OF ihe plates 10 %
printed In colors
sample copies The work be examined a: this Ofce b. those
DESTROYS OF bidding for the
The successful bidder deliver the work when completed his ohe
fe OF expense bOud With sugers approved BY
United States District Attorney, District Judge, In t Oi Ten
thousand dollars for the faithful performance " te contract
A M Printer.
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9ituations Wanieo--S females.

FAMILIES supplied with good German and
Egnh Servants at Mrs IYERS 09 Bowery bet Isl adj 2ist
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
NJ ant Trustworthy constantly to be ionnd at ff Mrs Lo8E
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
VI found Miss HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III Norfolk ST.
between RiyingtOn and Stanton.
no SECURE COLORED SERVANTS on 1st
September immediate application at Room a. Bbls
House as time IS required 10 Oh orders properly
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VRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leaves Depot

IL fot Of Chamlerssi. end foot Of Zllst as follows:
Tl,orgb Express Trains leave Cham.est m H. $50
daily Leave 2j-s' an and 3.l5
m daily New and improved Drawng.loo will
train through Buffalo at H0rncls
Sleeping Coaches Cleveland
M Gallon F-egug COache win accompany
Buffalo; the J:y train NegYok Buffalo and
H. r m train from NeH-l ORR Rochester Buffalo AMI Cincinnati
a. 4 rigrsnt Train leaves daily az 1;f5 ?.
For Po Jer,s ard Way I'll 80 and $50 p 2ois 'ii;l5
A. M and 4l5 p M -.
dsys oul,. $3.50 a l2dst' 0l5 a. M
H. Crerc0ur and Way, 40 'd:lD 2ai 4. BIB M
For yVfargh AID Way At $3.50 asi p (2Jlst, 7:i5
A H. g. ami ass 2. m go,
49, Tfan sli:31p ~. (2Ji 81, 'll;f3P M
~ pg,ero Ws from 2lis Depot Gf5 l0:lj and Has
as 3is Sis aud G:D m. From ChamtersL Depot,
=. W. io.isa m u ~ si:f5, 4, 5;l5 and Gas TO-
Hisiale, from Z3is D.pot and n as
fl,I5 g. tj:f5 5:45 and t5:i5p ChAmbcst Depot
soa In NJ m T. IS 400 ta;l5 500, and &c 10 D m
MACK Mouey, and War 9:l5
tfil45 f3;f5 4:l5 4.6, and ts;5 Saturdays only
-. Is iu Prom ChambeIss Depot AZ $3.50 tlaO 1880,
.Is I.q0 500 ana iG}O SATURDAYS only, f2:00
Cor a sage aud asng- Room and Sleeping
l.. ohtincL oriers Tor the checking transfer ~ Bag
he len Al the Company Offices 2 $40 and g5I Boal~AI
Al % tirecnschst; it5th 81 Thrtave Har
~ 20 Eritout Broiu Depos foot " Chamhsrs-st snt o o.
York. Ma chaugr-place, AMI Long Dock Depot jersey
- 80 "a I'd lie A, suts Al tho prrc.I hotels
titf - s"' pIIlKEl Jay3 WA. r BARR
J. ~, T31O G1Pas'rAL
For lIao'ensAck oalI,
Por PsnBoni and Mack 0alL
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LAKE SHORE
AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS.

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company for the
purpose Of providing for the payment its several debts
they become due has executed mortgage the Union Trust Company Of
NewYork Trustee the whole Of Ia Railroad and branches pay
able the first day Of July in the thousand nine hundred
Coupon Bonds of $40 each will be issued with nteres, at Seven
per per annum payable semi annually the h day of Janu
arg and J In each and Registered Bonds Of OO 5000
and $1,000 each without coupons with interest Seven per cenum
annu payable quarterly the frst day Of January Ap July,
and Oo each year principal and interest payable at the 0e of
the Union Trust Company in NewiorE
We call the attention investors especially to this class Of Registered
Bonds which, on account the Security Qori against loss by rob
berry, IRE othectse aud the payment Of quarterly is od an
investment peculiarly desirable.
bonds he purchased 9l aud accrued
interest, upon application 10
ROBINSON, CHASE &c Co.,
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proposals.


o. S. AMY. NEWPORT r. L. August H. 1910
RREAKWATER at BLOCK ISLAND, II. l.
11 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this oce until Satu
the ssbsrae Of Breaksae at Block Island, r. l., for
local purposes
part the Island and be built out to- aud along line adjoining
C Head and Fye Foot Rock It's total length will be about
three hundred ~ feet beyOun the low water line The greatest depth
tie line The BTeakwae its extremity where
there sixteen 6 fee, at low water Prom thence shorewd
smooth sand uner with clay The rise and fall Of che tide is
three and oue-uaiter (3l feet
snucture Of the bIeakgar will he stone simply dropped into
the form slope OF three ~ base a. epeBicuar
W base W perpendicular
the ride ogi the land and 10 be thirty $50 feet woe at mean low
er eve The work mus be o. gun a. he end finished
up TO low water level as Y progresses from the shore
The stone must granite lie gaui durability
concerned and in pieces weighing les snd quarter
~ uns without regard 70 except thai there must be no slabs
believed that this work he done by vessels unloading their
argoes the spot Ia ordinary weather vessels lie the oadei
wh perfect safety though there will he uHo IN e earlier progress Of
ou the southeast an ufug storms from that quarter tie roaeai
uutenable for vessels of any class.
will be required the iGni apprOpr tel will b est
mated pay for not more Than cgsand tuns Proposals. viii be
to performed rer the 3)h day Of Jnue 1911
Payments VIII be made monthly teu 0 eentum till the
Proposa price per at which the viii be fur
nshe put in the bkatcr which pnoe aust include all earges
whatsoever against the United stntes.
deposited under the supervision
an Engineer designsed by the undersigned for gat duiy
after acceptance proposal Work begun must be prosecuted with
all practicable diligence
plcac win printed copy Of this advertisement ATTACHED to each pro
GO al Blank forms for proposals and guarantees viii be furnished by
The object Of this advertisement being ogiye every epRsbe OF
capable party opportunity to bid o the work and 70 TO the
reserved reject and all bids il these objects are not thereby OBJ
tanned.
envelope, Proposals for battling Breawser at Block leland r. IT,
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5ilnations t0anieo-- ma!ss.

A GENTLEMAN of considerable clinical ex-
"A perence cheerful disposition Eog take u Invalid
TRAVELLING COMPANION or NURSE. Address MORTON, 1rbGns
Office.
TEIO PUBLISHERS.-WAN SITUA-
TION experienced PRESSMAN ard ENGINEER who uBdet
stands fitting AMI paing qualified to ae charge Of any fcls
Da Ps0om 10 objections going out Of TIE ctJ
Address A, Box 100 Tribune Ofce
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COTTON MARKETS.


Aug l&-Coton quiet but firm for high grade;
urs ssies basi net receipts 90 bales csvise 50
les. bales; expoTtstO Great Britain, baies-h
cotton from Lor siana; stock. % 80 bales
SAvANNAB l3-Coon in good demand Low Mdines lie
50 bales; receipts 20 basi ezorsto the Continent 81
ta'rs, clsstaSc 500 bales: stock. 2,li9 bales
GALVESTON Ang l3Co0n dull and pTtc uonua Good Ordinary
IsGliiC utt receipts. 3 Aslos stock, 5694 halos.
CsAK .Toy l3Coon-The market AZ stands Midlngs
rouna ~ 7e receipts l6 bales eHpors-oOsSise lJa
D. -s. stock 2,5g bales
NoBr Aas l3-Cotton que Nnding l7lc sales 70 baes net
receipts % bales; stock 9 5bales -
Ca Aug l4COt.On Gull and nominal at Idl1tc sales
:. GALES. i.ts Il bales
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g. X. WARREN
Major Of Engine.rs Byt. Maior.Gen. 0. s. A
RyaryRER OFFICE u s. ARxY, NswPoRr R. L. Aug TO- 1870
IMPROVEMENT or PROVIDENCE RIVER

EMPkUN EMENI OF PRDN IDENJE kIN ER,
ISEALBD PROPOSALS will he received at this office until
Friday the em5cr 7 Il clock for dredging In
the channel o Providence River Crook" obtain channel
ycntyye 40 wide and fourteen m feet deepat low
Tie present depth onehai m feet
On the and fan Of the tide i've ~ feet The
material and ae sand and soft mud IL
can be depos low within distance Of ar W miles
The amount about 2J0 cubic yards Proposals viii
measured in the also the earliest time
which the wifi begun after Of proposal Work
Icpu must prosecuted With an practicable diligence Payments viii
he close Of ch month ten O eentnn being retained
comp on Of the contract No contract VIII be entered INTO
nca accompanied BY guaranty in duplicate with printed copy Of
ths attached proposal Blank forms proposals.
and euarutees viii be furnished y this Office application and
other Information practcslls TO give.
The object Of this advertisement being give every responsible and
oaDab party opportunity BID m the work aud 70 to the
pub The greatest Of work with the funds appropriated the right
reserved reject and all bids ese objects not thereby OBJ
tanned
addressed the undersigned and Endorsed the
envelope Proposals. Dredging the Providence River r. l.
G. X WARREN, Maj OF ing nees Byt Ma. General T. s. A.
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printing.

FRANCIS & L0UTREL, As Maiden-lane,
4 solicit ORDERS for every style of BLANK BOOK PAPER,
STATIONERY and PRINTING. Prices low.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERIN RAILROAD -

Dspo Hewfo foot Of Bsrclayst and foot Of Chropherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing TUESDAY July 20 49,
300 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At DenVus vito boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch st Waterloo with SUSSEX
for Anoyer and Newton, Washington With the Ia, and w. n
for Water Gap srouishug Scranton Great Bend Bnghmon SRA
aud al LaekaNanna aud bloomsbury
ami Delaware AMI HulsOn X Rts
ll:f0 LEHlGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ Nsvark Morris
aekesow Washington, Phhpburg and Easton
Phhpsburg Bel, Del X x for Bee Ne ana a.
Raton With Bethlehem AeltOSn, Ma1ch Chunk aud
hIlke5Daue
s:lC D. ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS AZ Dover with Chester R.
r. Waterloo with SUSSEX r. and at Washington with d. L. and
". X H. for water Gap Stoulsburg, and Scranton 80
3:O HACKErfSToWN MAIL connects with Boonton Chester
RaroalA
For M0RRiSToWy :2o l:io m, 2:oo $40 40 $50 and
$40 D. m.
300. 4:2O and $500 p N. - - - -. 49,. $3.50
l:2O m 1910 2:Jo $780, 40 $50 $500 6Oo 6il 9OO aud ll:i'
D.. IN. 80. . o.. -. 81 a. M ., "A
I:Z1 aud HAD Il: 300 N20 $50, $3.50 4:lO 4:lD
Has
Trains marked stop East Newark.
n In -l l.ll- $40 $40 c.2l. AID 900
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financial.
DUNKIRK, WARREN and PITTSBURGH
- RAILWAY
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BOND,


Interest PAYABLE lst December anl June
aI.OGN.OoO FIRST MORTGAGE BOMBS, SECURED BY
Union Trust Company Of NHfofk their road
distance OF - miles TO be completed ts
Is ibe h1rd $1,000 per mile less than onehah the cost OF
grading right Of &c having been furnished by
t s lions upon line thorough examination OF the line
Of the President OF the connecting roads ~
T.unsTrsu.f. and referred IN the following letter:
on CEEEKAN ALLEGHAhY lIVKR Railway
Cirr.,Y Franklin, Farmers sul o. Greek Railroads
t,nso' .,e Wauutst., Philadelphia Mas Il, 1870 y
SIR: perlsed the report Of Franklin wight who tat
sng made examination Of r0uE ROAD from DunAlrk 70
acquaintance h mn vel as M personal
Of the country trayvrel bY your road s u
connections Ec feel free Tat have perfect oo
That road when conn efeC VIII eod
dorAt A. viii b. intimately connected with we
completion with deep Interest," We snail
lb ong tie trade furnished rom OF
O. &. and A. R4.ircsd
Grading nearly completed large portion Of the ties on the
rr r1 en- Iurgssed iron nos being shipped and the ROAD
tcea o hc con plee during the year .,-. 4.
haze made have had thorough reports mace 20
snt have recommending the oon-s IS pesc'! SAFE
investment
Pee accrued whicl price with gold at the present
prce u-. aea-y per cent free Of income tax -
~ be hal application, aud the bonds VAL be ioI
IITCUFIELD, DANA 6 STIMSON,
Is WILLIAM ST, NETWORK.
MARX & Co.,
IL WALLST. NETWORK.
Also or ,,'e by TIE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY
SEEEN PER CENT BONDS Of Che City OF
Cr-o payable Annually January ana july IA Ne"
loik Principal rct- emabie, 1879
CALLATlN NATIONAL BANK,
re- III
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EyGlNEER OFFfcE u. s ARsY NEWPORT r. /, Aly 30 1870
IMPROVEMENT OF PAWTUCKET RIVER,

Ev01NEEH OFFTCE ~ ", Alg
IMPROVEMENT OF PAWTUCKET RIVER,
r. Isese Proposals will be received this oe until Friday the
Oh DAY Of September u clock for @ gHg the channel
theP about mile below Dun1efs Wharf
the city Pawtocke obtain channel seyatyye 15 feet wide and
(6l ieetd deep at low water.
m present depth fear W feet and the rise
ami m tide i've ~ feet The material be eKcatei
dne deposited hgl within distance OF
mile The be eIcvatei Is about % 900 cubic yards Pro
posas the price per yard sured in the also the ea
which work VIII be begun aer acceptance proposal Work
once begun prosecuted With all practicable diligence Payments
close month ) per eentum being
tanel until the completion the contract No contract W be entered
WORKING the 0h ~ june l3 Zach proposal must BE- IN
duplicate accompanied by guaranty duplicate With printed copy OF
this advertisement attached u each proposal biAn forms loI po
guarantees viii be un shed By this Office aton anu an other
information practicable to give -
The object this scent being 10 give ep0b0S ana
c1pdbk party opportunity I'D for the work and 70 secure 10 ne
public OF with the funds appropriated the uht
Is reject am and all bids these objects ART not thereby
obtained.
Proposals be the undersigned and ndored the
enyelope Proposals. fo Dr,gng River, 4. IL
- @. X WARREN,
Major of ENGINEERS; Maiden. o. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-15
5npinss Banks.
CfrurSion6.

DOCKAWAY BEACH.-The finest Excursion
on Of tie ci Side Railroad ~ Roosevelt ami Grand
st. Teres 49, ana II Tca for he inp - al Gay there