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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-08
NOTICE !!

7 LEARN thata report is being irdustGiousiy
i circulated 10 the effect that | am shortly
10 cease merchandising. take occasion 10
state that said report is utterly unloundcd in
fact, and that have no. desire or purpose Of
quitting the business, but there beng no Prov
ldential hindrance 10 continue for time lndeh-
mite
take this occasion 10 inform my customers
and the cummunity al large, that my stocks OF
goods are now full and complete, having but
recently returned from the city, and rcpleniSh-
ing almost daily by orders, and any article not
on hand will be promptly ordered when re-
quesieG. Indeed my stocks Of goods ore more
thorough than ordinarily found in country stores,
for instance We keep on hand fair line OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
regular line of Household Furniture, Sleigh
Baskets, Runners and Shafts, also Sleighs on
hand, furnished complete, ready for use also
J. L Maddox's UneScelled Washing Machiues,
together will all other classes Of goods usually
kept in stores.
Also on hand and ready for sale Somerset,
Shafler, Plain and Mcclellan Riding Saddles
and Brides, Wagon Saddles, also Carriage
Harness, with all kinds Of wagon harness, all of
which is made in my shop by a good workman
and Of best material, and warranted. Special
bargains offered in above goods, orders solicited,
repairing promptly done.
desire 10 return my sincere thanks to the
many friends who have supported the BY their
liberal patronage, and hope by renewed efforts
and diligence in business TO receive conIinu-
ance of favors, and to add many new customers
TO my list, and propose 10 sell as cheap as the
cheapest. Come and see.
And now friends, in reference 10 Pecuniary
ottars financial aIranypments and ODll-
cations, are such as to make it imperative upon
me to collect all the money due me, and
therefore earnestly request all who are indebt-
ed 10 make their arrangements to settle their
accounts with the closing year. indulge the
hope that coercive measures will not be requir-
cd in any case, but must have my money.
Respectfully,
J. S. MELVIN.
Elk Branch & Unionyille. Nov: q. 1863. u
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Public Sale ~.
OLA
II 4 Il z III o vi T.
IL SHEPHERDS TOWN, ". VA.

NY Virtue Of Decree Of HE Circuit
. Cour, Of Jefferson County. readcred
o., NE case Of john NJ. R"nem"us vs..
Mise Mary Ronen.ous; &c, viii sell
On Saturday, Goth of January,
al Public Auction: in 'front.' Of the Court
House in Sherherdslown, West Va"
ne CELEBRATED RUMSEY PROP
ERTY. fine Brick
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The VALUABLE
Merchant Mill,

belonging TO the same. with all the rig +
aud privileges connected herewith. a.
keh altogether This is very desirable pro-
perry.
Terms as prescribed by he Decree
One half Cash, The residue in six months,
with iniercs, from day Of sale. the df!rrr.
ed payment. TO be secured hy the bonds
Of the purchaser or purchascrs.Snd deed
Of irus, on tie premises as further secu'l-
iy.
Possession 10 be given on HE first Of
April, neat.
Sale IT, commence al IL o'clock. NJ.
THOS. VAN SWEARINGEN,
Special COMMISSIONS.
G. D. McGlincy, Aucti 'necr
dec 25, 1869. 81
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Limestone,

and very productive.
A further description il deemed vnae-
cesar, as persons disposed TO purchase
will doubtless view HE premises on or
before The day Of sale.
-5ISD-
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WILL be offered al Private Sale ont
w January lst, 1870, House and LIT
a, the ives, end Of Shephsrd-,own. This
property is in good condition viii, oil ne
ce.saty Improvements. Terms made
known by applying 10 the
d-c 4 EDITOR.
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belonging 10 the same Lot, fronting on
King Street. and formerly known as
the "Warcbouse." but Of present ocru-
pied as School Room and Printing
Office, and occupied by MessTs Z''le
and Nc .Murran.
All of the above described property Ia
ve.y desirable and we'll worthy the at
leniion OF capitalists.
Terms as Prescribed BY The DseTe5:
Ono :hird Gosh, HE residue IN '"o equal
paymenis Of xix and twelve mon'hs IRON
day Of sale, the drlerr,d payments 10 be
secured by Me bonds OF tie purchaser
bearing interest from day OF sale and a
deed OF trusi on the promises - further
security. 49,. ,
Possession given Oh TIE first day oil
A2ril next. 49,,
Sc to commence a;2 O'Clock, p. NJ
TUOS. VAN SWEARlNGEN,
Special Commissioned
G. D. Mckinney, Auc';oneef.
dec 25 D"
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DIELrYl

The people % thIs a. Il 9 -Iomc
E4tefpn4y ei!si '- .n. T. ibc state. lis
iercls sfe - fDDcsfsi' 90 sf"niiir, ~ good a.
those u other cDisp.oi-s. II brings money
70 our re"p.s k'rp' . "rh ,.f people, and in
vest, !, fpr the ben'h' ani s''r,nnndation Of
cur probe ILefe - 81 'srtisr for sendir"
none abr,sd lot Insurance. 60 buld up other
cl,ce,. whilst nc have such "a institution in
our midst
Is. !. HARRISON,
II. 81 Tier,
Agents,
ShepheTdstowu, ". Va.
DEE. IS, 1869. If
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CHEAP SIDE In THE FIELD It!
New Goods, New Goods.
AT
CHEAP SIDE NO. |.

We hare just returned from the
Ta Eastern market with new ard com
plete STOCK OF GOODS, and s'e
E&&zsA Offering them as in days Of yore, at
the lowest possible price. Our stock
is Of every variety, usually KEEP; in a country
house. We therefore ask oil who are 10 want
Of something IN our line 10 give Us call. We
consider il pleasure as well as duty TO tx
hibn our wares, and make no charge FOR doing
so. We are now SELLiNGF0R CASH, 80
come along with your Gre.nbscks or their
equivalent, snc Se can satisfy you that our
statement is correct. Determined not 10 be
untersold by any, neither Jew or Gentle, we
have gone TO work with win, and will do all
GOOD who may favor Us with call.
We here take occasion to return our hearty
thank. for past favors, earnestly soliciting
share Of patronage from the citizens Of Duf.
fields and vicinity. We can always be found
on hand. Respectfully
A. LINK * co.
Dufields, Nov. s, 1863. u
Spirit copy.
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Also

at Tie sane time and place. and under aud
hy virtue of the sanp decree. will be sold
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y d Che Marksis. u =
Shepherdstown Market.

:" - II n on. q !. .
Coweeied l.ceekiy by d. S, Renteh,
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80 Secrets FIRE. CLARK g Co.. New.
ark. " j. Ocl O-3n
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For Sale.

Jan. /. 1870. Prs fee $40. So
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LET Con,uo, Sense Decide.

20. Box 5l2s.
July 81. 1869. i
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VALLEY FIRE lBSJ
OF
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Dee. IS, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDvEsDiY June l3NO cattle have Monday but dg.
Ing ro tue the remnants the oy prices
Washington Market this hot day with enough uni led
hands last Glance for high uuoss or Ina
latter part Of this week the frt of
Sheep slowly and saesmen them
10 get nd OF them There 33 received
Forty gth-st.
hswken Besides these there hell YESTERDAY
Monday. Prices not Different only increasingly
selling 4fd7Ic for such Offer
bat not extremely choice Bob lots Lambs worth Sa4
with sales at l2al3c.
At Communpav where plenty Of sheep sale
and uDmpesbe talking Of weather prices at the
meat selling Warrington Market Up they had bought
single sheep and small lots Of lambs Of Pdooc POI
ordinary 75t b. Ohio sheep &c. and Of Kse Co.. Is Jy amb
~ b At lie and 20 Others - h. at bic lot Of IS r..
State anbs was sold by owner a. 50 v head
At Pory eghhst Hume Elliott sold 100 0bo sheep 10 10 at lie
I5 OF l8dl9 H. At 7ici With cul from tbe lots us al
SIPS 10 at 80 and "a at each Also - KY sheep 4 ~ 6i
% Ons " 10 sc Ind 30 D. Sci - Ay lambs 20 d. at lie,
Kirby sold 80 Kentucky sheep lO H. at Sci 6 Kentucky lambs
vi NJ tlCtc 50 do, 80 ~ HE, and % Of 55t 10, at he
hdr Red sold g State lambs Si ID, at Rtc II Of n, AZ
At Washington Market W. II. HAYNES Co sold jersey
lambs 80 at Rc 81 Of b at PEI 20 Of 81 H. coarse !e 70
Of 81 10, at BE-, add "a Of 81 10 a l3tc.
T. NJ Graves Co sold ID common lambs 20 D. Ilsc -
Jerseys ~ ID, at llfc.i 43 state, 50 H. at l3c.
Reported arrivals TO norowl0 sheep at COmmunpaw
sell well fully
choice yeas Mraw and Reid selling Fory-ghthst choice
Dutches Co. ~ L. calves 8i n llic Of liz at 0ic 70 q
l76 ID, Of III b, &C. T. ~ Co.. Wangtou
Market sold 20 State buenk calves $50 state Ne
Hogs 49, % 10 weekaNkeo
at FOriethst all for saughtere Sales Of 1--we Yesterday Ill,
23 b. at De- and do IA d. ss Dressed quoted lie,
the advance being due 10 an Improvement in meats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
WEDNESDAY, June 15-P. VI.


For the 81 100000 gold offered for sale by
the Government to-day, there bids for s2G5o0oO
The highest bid by Marvin Bros. Co. for 81 900 900.
at l29O, the lowest by W. T. Hatch Son, 1l260u The
award OF the 81 100000 made by the Secretary to
Marvin Bros Coz at 1920.
The passage of the Currency bill for SOS 900 increase,
with the withdrawal of the per cent certificates, and
the redistribution of s25OOOO OF bank capital has been
the theme of discussion in all financial circles and the
opinion is common and We have not the least doubt A
correct one that the currency is inflated s5OOOOO as
proposed by the bill just passed the House. that within
days after it Is issued nneenths of the s5OOOOOO will
be on deposit in the banks in this city, and money will
be worth from per cent down to on call II all The
bank capital with all the bank circulation and TO this
add the $3.50 Of greenbacks in Illinois, Lousi
ana and Missouri to-day, there would be no more money
among the people there than they have now II is the
opinion Of some Of sensible hnaneers that s1
per capita much money is needed for healthful
condition OF business and trade. This is s55 to each
family in the country The banks Of New-York Boston,
and Philadelphia had on deposit, June ana o.,
S3lI 33I3 These banks could well dispose OF at least
s5O0OO0 and then have money enough, so as to make
1t worth from 10 per cent call. We regard the
passage OF the Initiation bill in the House as mis-
fortune. Money, like water, will ever find its level.
This is law finance 1t Is law In nature, and Con-
gress might well undertake to equaze the quantity of
water in the different towns Of Sew-Engand as TO
equalize the circulation Of the currency in all the States
The Gold market has been somewhat excited to-day.
At 10 O'Clock gold quoted at 1926 lO:iO lls; 12s,
ll2i 1l4i 1921 1902, 113; 1915, 49,; 1920, ll3; 1913
49, 1885, 13i o'clock, 113l Tic highest price, ll33,
and the lowest l2i. The market closed firm at ll3i.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Clearances, s2 i9j COS gold balances al2O
currency balances 6163 Holders OF gold PAID rom
"aat to al per cent for Carrying over balances
Money is abundant FROM To per cent on call, with
fair prospects Of lower and abundance in this
city.
Foreign Exchange is ds and firm to-day at the follow
ing rates
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Government bonds have followed gold in it's upward
price to-day and the influences which put up the one
will tend t. advance the other While the goldbe airing
bonds have up from to the Gs currency have de
clincd pe- cent.
Tennessee bonds continue 10 be largely operated an and
the principal feature IL state bonds AT the " rst
CALI thoy quoted at 6s, new id62; at the sec
ord call oil COZ North Carolina new, 25a2ii Virginia
e. coupon GO; Louisians u, II; do Leyee S. 9s Mis-
sour "a; Arkansas rs, Fort Smith, 20.
The lire OF railroad bonds offered very limited, hut
prices very firm, with New-York Central 49, '7e 1925
Chicago Burlington and Quincy IS, III; Union Pacific
81 Clcy end and Pittsburgh, fourth mortgage, 7sG7sl
Bank shares very dull with Fourth National at
no. Ninth National 1ls. Western Union Telegraph sold
at S3i "a; Pacific Mail, at aii Atlantic Mail, $751;
The stock market has been dull but prices have adj
vapced generally the sales Of yesterday. Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central has advanced II percent
Ohio and Mississippi, per cent; New-York Central and
Hudson, A. The " the passage OF the Currency
bin srened the stock market it did the gold market
this afternoon.
We give below the highest sales OF the stocks named at
the date. mentioned at the "StOck EXchangs:"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HTrDnDUaN HtDTTTTG

LONDON June AS COnsos closed az si for money and a
for the closed frner and higher United
Eye.Twenty bonds 1852 9Oi 1855 Old go; 1851 9I;
Foe SIT Stocks steady; Enc Railway Shares 1856 Illinois Cenust
buoy at ia; Atlantic and Great Western %.
LIyERPoOL June lt-5 m-Co,on coei Fat and irregular
Mding Uplsn l0td; Miihn Orleans I0id0kd sales o. tbs
day 1000 bales neung so for speculation and export Wheat 9l3
92 GENITAL for No Red Western Petroleum l0 gal for Spi
LONDON -Linseed Cakes ell 5d4ll per
for Thin 0bog for feeding TalOw dull at 45 ~ cw Caleutis
Lnseed bot quotab higher Lnseed Oil heavy I'll
23l l0l ~ tun. Turpentine easier at 30 6030 y
PARIS June lThe Bourse opened dechnng ReHte 3f &c., and
closed frmer at al. Glc.
June 5Ued States Fve-Twenty bonds opened firm
bat quiet at SEA 9jt for the issue Of 1862
June Coon opened declining both spot aud afost
Tres Onae the spot H francs per Low Mddnss aeoas
l22 francs per
ANTWERP, June l5-Petroleum opened quiet 49,.
LONDON June l55 mAnerean securities closed easer Unh
bonds, 1867 old 1t stocks quiet Efo
Railway shares 1876 Illinois Cenra, ll Atlantic and Great West
EN-, 90! =, ..,,,,
LyBRPooL jane 1916 m-Coou closed dull; milling Upands2
lOld load sale, Of the including 900 for and
specuauon Wheat per GENITAL for California Nhte and w Tor
No. Red Western Flour 20 y Dbl for Western Canal Corn o
quarter for European. 80
LosDoS l5-Re6ned Petroleum dull at Per gallon nsesa
un Talog Grner al IS GAS y Calcutta LDseed, ESQ.,
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Or. Shelton Mackenzie is writing Life OF
Charles Dickens be prefxed to volume OF MS ueo
lected pieces, in prose and verse whcn l. d.
pyothers announce for immediate publication.
The current number of Hdrpers weekly Is
one Of unusual interest and excellence, both in letter
nross and illustrations Mr. Curtis poys tender and
touching tribute to Charles Dickens and there are por
traits better than usual Of Dickens and Beethoven
The Dickens Supplement brings Edwin brood down to
the end of Chapter H. including the matter published in
THE TRIBUNE the morning after Dckens's death There
are besides illustrations OF yachting experiences, OF
Indian visitors the Masonic festival, &c.
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Refined t1lo test) standard white.
keened tiIO tesD prime light straw 10 Nbite.......
faphtha, refined l6Jn13 gravityl.
Mani


DOL. ~
qnite bot
Sc. - N'~
SUGARS-Rav in better demand prices
ne buyers are mainly ners who end the stock offering rs,h mail
Far Good Refining grades agt sales 1000 bids
cnha lic for Cuba Centrifugal and lite for Havana also 20 bids
Meado on private Refined steady With fair demand qsoo
A." W 'N'''
sBRDSGa Seeds remain du and prices nominal .asop
being about alc Tor Clover and 81
selling at 81 IA gold.
TAILOW more active and prices armeF; sales 1900 NO
DC for Country and City
WHISKY Is meey active and shade srmeri sales $50 Lbl a,
$l0SI % for " God and Iron Hoop -
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The following shows the result Of tO-day's bushes
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
The interest maturing July in New-York and
London on the bonds of the State of Alabama Will
be paid on and after that date at the banking houses
of HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-st., n. Y, and
CLEws, HABIcHT & Co., LOthbury, London, Finan-
cia Agents in NewYork and London for the State of
Alabama. ARTHUR DNGhAM'
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THE MARKETS.


Carefully reported for TnE TRIBUNE - 49,,
"WEDNESDAY June IS. 1870.
ASES-Po unchanged the demand moderate al % o9
Pearls are nominal at +9a 80 Is. c,,,
COTTONe demand improve buyers simply contnng their
otons TO the ades from abroad very
d.couring price, again lover closing weak and unsettled MIN
more for the out sales Of Il3 bales 10
evening OF which All for export W o con-
on ami speculation. delivery prices are lower
lO bales for June az c O at use
July at 9c $50 20c 100 August at 49, 100 October az rs,
20ic 200 az 20 bloc so July AZ sfc
100 l9 lyIc Oo September gtc 30 October az
1910 and November l3c. all basis OF Low Mddg we quote
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the grades
better grades prices firm the inquiry moderate and most, tor Ihe
and az steady
ono Rio AZ Maracabo at 60l9t, geld with sales oil
iIl per DOna c gold In bond and 5" bags
Maraealo per Impulse ,nl Adelaide, on pirate terms
FLOUR AND MBALWestern and state Flour we're unsettled unr
the French business hut ere the
close ~ CHANG the dem ahate part Of the advance lost
The supply of shipping light and about half OF the sales were
bills We quote
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.


JUNE 5-603 bales Cotton % Ashes BeesrI Il 10
bb Flour $3.50 BUSH Wheat 52f bush Corn 30 Jos bush
1924 bush Rye 5000 bush Malt 80 BUSH l bills spnts
ysnine $50 bb Rosn Is bbIs Pork g pigs Beet " PSF Sot
Eggs 10 bills Taow p Dried Fruit 3 b6l Copper 6 bbls
Whisky 06 bales Wool 66 sides Leather 6S Hides " bales HIDES
Rice, AS bags Peanuts
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financial.

CHICAGO Rock ISLAND RACUC RaitRoAD Co.
SEcRErlRYs OYprcE wILLAHsT, NEwlORN APnl 70 eO,
VO HOLDERS of CHICAGO AND ROCh
Il ISLAND RAILROAD BOSDS-This Company are PREPARED 20
exchange their First Mortgage Sinking Faud Seven Per Cent BONDS cue
1890 the Bonds OF the Chicago aud Rock Island o. nav
July 1870 exchange secured ~ " o
ami Equipment exieudng HoI NH4t'
MIL. in .,tenl D. TPACl Pskaas.
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initod nnnntitr Of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN

limited quantity OF the FIRST MOKIIINIE oI'' IN
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS of the Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Company
free of Government taX-for sale at 10 and interest
These bonds have 80 years TO rum convertible at
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment of the principal Is pro-
yided for by sinking fund. . - >,
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For New-York City bonds, per cent, 99i was bid for
ls5Os and for longer bonds, %. Brooklyn Water Loan
95 Park bonds, 9f Rome and watcrtown Railroad, rs
Long Island, GO; Norwich and Worcester, lOG.
The following the Government quotations OF Nessrs
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NTEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING SOY y. 1863.
PASSENGER Station Eewiork Of Twenyeverhst and
FOurtn-aye Entrance Twenty-seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK -
New Haven and Bridgeport 10 Ell HJO nj lZ;iS (br
300 (5I). J;45, 4:JO $50 and (kK.) p. IN. 81. 81.
Milford Stratfo Fairfield Southport and Westpo 'V ;o
Fo SorwaiI 100 800 fEIj soc 1880 m (RI 800
Ok, 3f5 $3.50 (Er.). $50 $50 and $500 lEN) p. N.
For Dsrien 9 1880 3:t5 $3.50, $50, and $50 -
For Z 9. ll:5o m. l25 EI), tRr
345 $3.50 (Er), AS $3.50. $3.50, 7;l5, (EI) p. m.
For Greenwich 1850 2:l5. 3:45 AS $50 $50 7:l3
For and intermediate stations at ll:Jo nj 29
sSndsv Mail Tran leaves York at for
Bostoa . ..-.
For Boston Wis Springfield, lEIl 3(Er), (Br) m
f.. For Boston Shore Line Il IS (EI.) Q (kIl ,.
FOR Hartford and Springfield Ga n (EI) 2;l5, tEI fp ~
70 Hartford p. ,
For Railroad Er), IBIS ?. ts Montreal
3p IN. TO northampton.
foT Hartford Providence F,hil Railroad EIl p:ls
p m.
l2:l5, g. p. n.
For Canal Railroad SEQ p Northampton and williams
burgb.
F0r Housstonic Railroad. and m.
+ EGugstuek Railroad, 8 a. m. (Er.D p m
Dagbury and Sorvak Railrosd lR3 and 20 M sat
Freight Train from NOrwAk u D,nonfy
For New Canaan Railroad l2l5 4U M and on sAa
days, $50 ?. m.
Room Car to the a. and p n ram =, ,,ovr o.a
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.

PEoPLE'.s LINE FOR Dr. ALBANY w. DIVE.
49, THE ST jofS. DREW. AND PfIS RiCINosD EVERY
an. 70 sGss Gn.; o a'sS S w s Norm s &sP
The Landing Albany The arrival I,R, gT
oh Viii ,S SS md T Sss ss:, be Gssa m
Dods Express Offices, 9A Broadway and No. Cout BrOots
SAFETY, sPEED DIN, AND COMFORT.
FS Boston wOrcess Reatq GroiG unsOn Lowell
E E1&y or TA he new S,o and ''aneh steamers
VII VI De CRY or SEwYoRK,
and CITY OF NBW-LOsDOs
IN :s, None SsryS : Saa,, y; O'Clock NJ from
For SewIonion and SoTvca there connecting Express train
for the above via New London Northern Norwich and WOr'
through tickets and rAies for freight ap{ su Ss 3n Pier
New. YoTi, Oct la, 1869.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
AMP TIE NORa Connecting sss nn iSs the @ ss.
leave. .yss Is. ' .Ss I'm Sf Soflen : 800
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
IL NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot Of Marist 2i, and
Thir,y seveuhsL a. apm
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
STEAMBOAT STAMFORD leaves Pier n, EAs River daily at D.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
TSpEPETDENT hTB for the WEST ~ and
AID ANNOY RAILROAD PERL North River INLAND PRoPEIr
hsa LINE r s t s s & ma and route
foe foot & Geu t 6 s 4 West T S & s e w sss
this opportunity TICKETS COOP TET pFn ysEp
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
and Freight Depot New York foot Of Lbeys
.ss' Ss%.' Nth sGa Ba a9 MI Rof HIPeS %assSS
Iehgh aud Susquehanna Ardd RasOn with he lie
high Valley Railroad and its connections forming direct line Pitts
burh and the West without change Of also u Central Pern
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June ], l87O-Lease New York as follows:
5:J g. m-for Panfeld
Ga m-For Pennington Baston Bethlehem Mauch Chunk Williams
port w1bare. PstOn, MahanOy City, Tunkhannoc TOvanla
Wave1y, &c
7:i5 4 m.-For Bason.
Rm-For Fnngon Rason Allentown, Msuch Chuncl wilkes
barre Reading Columbia Lsbcasier, Bphrata ldl Pose Harms
burg, &c -
~ m-Por Easton Allentown and Mauch Chunk.
800 m.-For Esst0n Allentown Mach Chunct and BeTdee
$50 p m.-For Someryile and Pennington.
SIS p m.-FOr Someryile
CD m-For EastOn.
~. m-For Soneryle.
- m--(Bmig rantl-FoT Easton and the West.
go sw rl,Inaelu. =;
lip h-Fo Pianfen on Wednesdays AMI Saturdays only.
Trains leave for Elizabeth $500 $780, $780, 0 l:45 $3.50 BOO
$50 1890 Il0 MP m 100 300 25 3l5, 3:3 800 $3.50;
445 Sis $3.50: 5:45 6OO $780, 100 7p $780, $50, $780, loi5,
R:Opm ,,o, ,r,,, ,,,pcr
m-WRsTERY EXPRESS daily Except Sundays for Essnn Allen
the West Connects Harrisburg FOR bne and the
Srousbug Water Gap scranton Bnghamton Syracuse &c
Phihpsburg Manch Chunck, Wilkesbarre &c
m-CNCINS,TI EXPRESS daily for EastOn, Bethlehem Allen
town Reong Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Palace Cars Pittsburgh AM Chicago Connects at Junction
with Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Tor Seraaton.
sepngcars through from Jersey City Pittsburgh evening
the Office OF the
road Of NewJeey foot Of Lleyst ~ Y; at No Asor House,
Nos 2i 2l S46 Broadway at No 10 enHs and at e pnepai
hotels L. KICKER Superintendent