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We have heard = great deal OF the superior
excellence Of Speer's Sambuci wine. and OF its
being adopted In European hospitals In pre-
fsrence to their own production. The mos
assayers appointed by government, pro
nounce II q valuable article. We cannot write
more on this subject now, but cheerfully pub
fish the following card. which speaks Tor Use"
Portland, Feb. lat, 1862
TIE under signed. having become practically
acquainted with the Sambuci Wine inside ny
Alfred Speer. Of New Jersey. won ID sss thar
lie considers il q superior article. and far pre-.
frable TO the quality OF Port Wine furnished
In this market at the same price.
HIT. CUMMINGS. NJ. ID.
Assaycr TO the State Of Maine
We have he aad persons who have used the
above wine express their astoushment that SO
rich and mild a wine is produced 10 this coun-
try and il now being bought up by the wealth.
Ter classes. Our druggists eau scarcely sup
ply the demand.
lis rare thing tina, Physicians give any
eountenance to Il me dicine, the manufacture OF
which IL a secret. About the only exception
We know 81 i Jchnsou's Anodyne Liniment
This we believe. all endorse. and many OF
them use il in their practice with great sue
Persons requiring purgatives or pills should
be- careful what they buy Some pills not only
torpid, co>'N" state. Parsons PurgafiNe
Pilis will relieve the bowels and cleanse the
blood withou, INJURY 10 the system
An Eminent Irvine says. . have been
using the Peruvian syrup. IL gives me new
yigor, buoy sncy Of spirits, elasticity OF muscle.
J. T.. DinsInorc. % Dry street. New York. Will
send. free. pamphlet Of y pages. containing
a full account OF this remarkable medicine. 10
aLy one sending him their address.
See Bunch Of Grapes.
ON standard in another column. sPEER>'
STNNDARD WINE BlTTER> IL highly re-
commended by physicians for DysPcpi'r>. on
its delicious flavor.
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
NyA Requires immediate attention. a.
go :: ;:,: :: !. . ;...,:,
Is w ncSiee; oftsn rcsnlt. n incura.
vii most invariably give instant relief For
BTonc hiIis. Asthma. tatarTh, tons umptNr ani
Throat Diseases thsy have soothing eject.
singers and Public Speakers use them To clear
and strengthen the voice.
Owing to tic good reputation and popularity Of
the Trorhcs. many worthless aud cheap INIT tions
are offered which good Tor nothing. lie sure
To obtain the true
BROWN> BRONCHIAL T'EOCHES
SOLD rvrE, wuEgr.
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Ladies in poor Health.
Childrens Diseases.

III" Neryihc i also oue OF the best remedies
eupi ., in the cure Of he numerous and
troublesome ailments known rs Female Com
pis.ut- see pamphlet
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Some folks can sleep NIGHTS.

Dodd's >crvlne Is n toMPiEit STEELE Il for
slice lessnes-. 1t soothcs the throbbing muscle
like mage. and tranquiIiLc. the mind Aud ev-
cry body knows that uood sleep Is better than all
medicines
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bankruptcy 1lotire5.


The next Court OF Bankruptcy for the County
Of Hancock, viii be holden at the ofice Of the
CLERK Of the Courts in Ellswo nth, February "a .
lsso. al O'Clock, r. n
PETER TEACHER.
Register Ia bankruptcy.
Ellsworth. Jan. 1t. ls10 III
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Take care of Yourself.

Take care of Yourself
DoDps NEKvI>E Is i PURE o>IC.-harmonikes
perfectly with the NERVE FIBEN.-gives Increased
energy TO the STOMACH, LIVER, BOWELS and
yi-ccra ana supplies fresh lite for the waste
that - constantly taking place. Il OPERATES
sooriii>oLI,- j. ~ PLEASANT To TAKE any
wih-.--ani with SLEEP aud COOP DIGESTION,
WHICH II PROMOTES, RESTORES h. afflicted to
SOUND HEALTH oF BODY, aud to QrIEr>k>s OF
MIND. ltcontaln- no opium, mercury or -tryCh
nine 50 often used Tor Leryous complaints and
is wholly free from any tlcetrrlou- drugs whatsO-
ever. Tea, OF thousands tcsttfyiug to lt-
curative powers. see pamphlet acconpany ing
each nottit
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VI dcines prepared strictly in accordance with
W" rules ana direction, OF the L ; Pharmasopnis
ihF'lrllh- prescriptions carefully com
pounded from th. pure~t medicines.
/. T.. NORRIS, ". u.
Druggist and Apothe car,
iii Cor. Main. and " alter Streets
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nANIiOOD and Womanhood, Essays tor Young
Men, Tree. in sealed envelages, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box r, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Agents /! Read This ?

WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY
w of $50 per week and expenses, or allow a
large commission to sell our new ani wonderful
inventions. Address VI. WAGNER u Co, Mar
shall Mich.
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Ohc ellsworth Amer fan.
-r,V ,nTEPTJSEWENTS.

THURSDAY. March 18th. ls'o.
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DR., C. w. Mi,lard's

An unfailiug remover OF distractions, and
certain regulator of the monthly turns. lnfalli
BILE, Harmless and Trustworthy. Sent free by
mail to any address receipt of One Dollar.
r. O. BOX $500. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
SECOND BOARD, 12t ~, AND "a O'CLOCK L, VI.
als Of SaD B0ud- ailroad Boa-BdHk and RdtTodd-ies
WEDNESDAY. Oct. l9-P. NJ.

The stock market has been heavy durlng the
day and lrices have declined decidedly than at
any time during weeks past The shares OF most
Of the leading railways ont freely, and the VOue
of business was quite large Whether TINS turn III the
market il the result Of retaliation on the part OF street
snpculators who try 10 fOll0w the movements or the
eGues or whether it change Of tactcs on the parton
tho cIoucs themselves il is difficult determine; but it
n very evident that little effort has been made To
resist the downward current. The transactions IN west
crp Union were very heavy and sales were maze as 10"
az 4O which point the stock rallied quickly " s
again. The Vanderbilt stocks were syInpatheucaHy "l
fected v tbe general weakness of the market and went
don in aout the same ratio OF decline. The bears nave
no doubt assisted to some extent IN depressing p'es'
but the lack OF that support hitherto extended by the
holders ~ large blocks Of railway shares VINO were u"
ling TO see the market decline, is mainly the cause o te
sharp reaction OF the day. II generally consdereo 10
be healthy change in the tone OF the MARKET ana one
which, II continued will do much to restore ACTIVITY 10
the stock Exchange. II necessary to estaphsh
oer in order 10 attract outside buyers and the
rcak commenced to-day widens into regular crevasse
II will be followed by active operations and more
widelydsributed interest II is always considered pre-
ndicial to market to accumulate large amounts oi
stock in the hands OF few persons inasnueh a. Pru
dent men avoid dealing them either for investment or
speculation. Consequently any event Involving change
in the status Of the market il welcomed by the br"erF
and especialy by the commission brokers, who nave
been Obliged for several months TO watch idly the ticking
of the stock telegraph without being able to contribute
o the business OF the stock Exchange Later IN the gay
pces appeared to have touched bottom and then there
disposition To buy and the market became
comparatively firm and somewhat higher. The largest
dealings In Western Union Telegraph Rock Island
New-York Central, Reading, Lake Shore, and St. Paul.
though moderate transactions noticed in Wa
bash and Pacific Mail The following table shows the
highest lowest prices in active stocks the Board
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
a. s. HArcE
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Secpidss,

OFFICE OF FISK x HATCH. ,
Bdnkers and Dealers in Government Secutnss,
No. NAssAU-sT, NEW YORK. Oct. ID, 1870 }
THERE Is now CLEAR PROFIT or TWENTY PEE
CENT in an exchange of United States 30 bonds 0I
the Central Pacific Railroad bonds-in other words,
for every $1,000 of the former there may be obtained
$1,000 of the later bonds, bearing the same rate OF
interest g per cent in con not subject to be called
in for twenty-five years, and founded upon q se'
curty sufficient to satisfy the most critical investors
The Central Pacific Railroad is one OF the most
prominent and productive lines on the ConuDent
and its securities have a ready and actiTe market
both in this country and in Europe. They can
always be converted into money as readily as the
bonds of the Government. and their eta il'ty and
safety are thoroughly established and uni' ersay
recognized.
Having originally negotiated these bonds, and
knowing their value, we make a speciality of dealing
in them as in Government securities, and have ns
hesitation in recommending them To our friends and
customers contemplating investments or the ex-
change of Fiye-Twenties. FISK Il HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

The Government bond market has been steady, with
rather more doing in Of the issues than OBJ
served yesterday, the feature being the '67 though
moderate business done in 64s and Old and eos.
These bonds the strongest on the list, and the in
qury stimulated by the prospective purchase of two
millions tomorrow, and the possibility that Secretary
Boutwell, may buy in of the amount advertised
for. The rnness of the foreign financial markets and
the sitter gold premiums have also been calculated to
keep prices firm Messrs Fisk Hatch report prices nj
the close as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

The money market has recovered the equilibrium dis
turbed by the cash gold corner, and though some old
loans hitherto made at the full legal stand over
transactions recorded above per cent the
era rates to call borrowers being Sac The currency
movement is Of material importance. The market for
commercial paper quiet and without notable change
from yesterday The following the rates for the
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
OPFicg ACTING CoNsIss,kY SUB,IsTENCg.(
FoKr WADswoRTH. " y. H.RBoR Oct. :, 1870
hROpNS = in nnnlicatp with cOnY of this

PROPOSALS i'll duplicate, with copy of this
advertisement ache will be received by the unierignei ul
4 O'Clock December 1870 for supplying PhbSi BEEF to ops
s this post
The said l he fresh Of good marketable quality in equal pro
portion e anil nsk, shank and kidney ao~ 10
Xcud and be delivered at s free Of cost 10 such quantity
required such The
officer shall exceeding four
The eek of the cattle slaughtered for beef e delivered Inder tins
hs yertctra the
trimmed down The shnk Of shall be cut Oh from three
10 os inches above the kneeont and Of nar'ers from si to
eight inches sboye the glmhrri or book joint
duplicate will he received by the undersigned
h, uur ntiOuei supplying
nile. supplied there
from W such choice fresh beef they from time to require
such fOin poHerhOue STEAK standing ribs, nib
thee 10 he in force months less time the Com
msart General shall direct commencing the LIST January lS
% 10 The approval Of the Commanding General Of the Department Of
the lsst.
~ Of ure deficiency in the quality quantity Of the fresh
stipulated delivered then the Natwoth
hHlork aro shat, have supply the deficiency by purchase
and the contractor s he charged with the difference Of
Tie contractor will be required to enter into bonds for the sun Of two
tonsand dollars signed sso by responsible whose
must be mentioned n the bids
deposit Of twenty dollars will he required With each bid which will
be- returned bidders awarded
the contractor the first delivery under the
The proposals will he opened II o'clock lst December
Wh ~ Port WasSorth, Newlork sTbo which and place
itnsis requested TO be present
lfoosss S he marked Proposals Fresh Beef" and addressed
A 4 IieutI IstA q
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

There rather more business noted in State bonds
though important transactions recorded. The
virginias firm, Missouri 6s steady and Tennessees
and North Carolina special tax heavy. TIE following
,,al "a t.ta.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
's viii he marked Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed
H. A. CHAMBERLAIN, Fist Lieut.. ls Artillery A. e. y.
BNGiSEER OFPCK FOR HARBoR DgFESsEs.
~ NloS BANK BrLDISG, BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct % 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS.. in dunlicate will be


NEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
), received this oee until 70 O'Clock October
neat ensuing Tor the removal Of the following CONSTRUCTIONS
IRON channel Of James River Virginia, below Richmond
~ WARWICK BAR miles below Richmond wrecks Of
three rhOoners, 80 o. aud 80 tuns
Al bRulS BLUFF about miles below wreck Of
ron clad m Frecreksburg sunk with &c. board iron
tunh"at agh 80 tnn STEAMER jamestown (gooden) 200
,unk Win on board steamer Peck schooners
Nle Roach M and 225 s brig lI5 Of 30
~" iuns unknoSn also 8 ~ cribs of timber stone each
ahout - feet .qulre averaging 10 feet deep.
AZ htN > OF rGkANEiAkD REACH ten miles below Richmond
Below AlkENS or NAENA. about 20 Richmond
pe remains Of old bridge Proposals win he
V al lu ohifl uons nsme lo'e poonbn single bids
preferred f eure removal of all distractions point named
above or channel AT Dn Buf sn
"N r near fht bank Of and entire removal above other
points.
bach proposal must within the work will be finished
M W tih" or manner Of removal proposed whether by blasting
Some Of the wrecks be Of considerable valne and
sa Nh' sum o. money II any, addition removed
will be- demsndei for the work done
sufi'e by the undersigned - ~ " "
Proposals vii be Of day Of October next ensu
ing 10 presence OF sn'h bidders q choose 10 attend
Form Of proposals 10 he hal at this Office
NEALED SEPARATE PROPOSALS. In duplcat. will also be re-
"r h Ame time ioI the excavation Of required reopen
pu "P aha according TO plans &c. this Office involving
n o about @ euoc yards of earth below
VAT, none TO be carried onequarier Price per yan
Proposals mus. he IN Duplicate" ndorsed
"psuu'oh James RIVER and for opening
printed this
Wv !, 'hAlhHiLL. Union Bank Buling Baltimore, Md
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
Genrhirs

A GERMAN TEACHER having the highest
~ reference Of the English and French Ian
gusges pupils their resi- ences Address
lOFfMANE. Tribune Ofhce.
A YOUNG Man, having large experience as
~ PIANOF FORTE TEACHER, wishes find hone private fam
M far from Unonqusre and for the by gung Piano
The very BEST references given Address TEACHER Box B
City.
WANTED-A TEACHER possessing IA classi-
w tske small school
rcauts please their sge qualifications and experience
Address for week v. r., Tribune Office. New-York C
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND Is bA DlFlSlpN.
Depos Neg ORR foot Of BaTclayst aud foot OF
SUMMER IA SGSsnsg a%nrS II Dnv s VIII Boon
ion Br at Dover h Bfsnch Waterloo With susseI
for Ahdoye and Newton washington with the D. L. and R r.
Tor Water Cap strouisbu Scranton Bend Bnghsmton syr
cuse Os@so and all the LseEawsnna and Bloomsbury
'N iG M IRliiGH vSLIFY EXPRESS NsTs1 morris
"ects at Pstpsars With BEL p. r. loI Beare 1e and q
L. for Bethlehem Allentown naueh Chunk 'nd
t.io M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects with Chester Il:
R. At Waterloo R R. and at Washington With D. h. and
'" for M1 G.F NAIL .'S sS6ec. With Boor,o Chester
Tor MoRRIsTows ats Ii:,o m 2:S 800, $40 s2o
Por SrsIaIT and intermediate ESQ 30 and looa
For oSASGE SOUTH ORANGE s ao sS Zoo loap 1G ..s
l2O lO 2:Jo $40 4o iS So $50 e''o e'oO an" ii'''
For NEWARK 80 800 go so iolS i9Sc s:;S y ss 90
sS soio 5's6 s.s s:o S:5o Gao 900 and is
% ies1o BLOOMFIELD I'D SoSTcLAR at $40 and
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave. Depot
II foot Chambers-st and foot Of 23is, as follows;
Throug Express Tam, leave ShamSes, ~ ~ " Nd sI
and Gas p m daily Nc,g improved Drawing Cossb' viii
vile msgfcen, seng Coaches running through to cleveland
and Gallon L. d Sng ' m 1 T o eg N~.Ycf TO Buao aDd
e p ~ train from hester, Buffalo and Cincinnati
For To Ji, and Wsy si5o m ':o' ad't 'lI5
For Ndcden and VS., s 9opm c9dst 3:l5 m; and Sun.
days I o9 ag !, ,9j n @ sy At m S @ n ~ cea .s:lssmJ
For Segburrh and way H. 800 and iJop ,sst -
For SaT1a and %sy p asst 'ss and s:'5 NJ The
rain. Hii 7. u. tZJd-'t li:'' p M
and Way, from 2s Dep" AZ J:i3 o'lo sui 70
'l:lj 345 5:l5, and 6;45 M From Chambes Depot al
lO:lj ID ~ fl:4j, I. 5:l5. an 6:i5 ?.
For HiSae 2ds Depot at 8:43 and -
NJ t25 i5l5 5:i5 and 1884 From Chambers NJ De
pot $500 Y t2l5, 4:Jo, 3:l.i 600 and 1873 m
Pcrmou MACK MOLsey. and WAY nom 2jls Depot Avis
tl245 t35 sn tC:j and Saurlaysonls 10 II 20
From Oh mber~tt Depot a $3.50 M Hoo tJ:S 4;l1 4;o
500, and t6yD D. m. Saturdays on7 il2 10 mt
Tkes for Passage aud for Apartments Drawing Room and Seplg
obtained and orders for e checking and transfer Of Bag
gage nav Compan ,il and 55 Broadway 2u
ChamtesL Greenwich 5th T. and flrdve Harlem
R0oLlyn; DepO;s of Chanh and foot Of 2h
NwYrf place Long Dock Depot, Jeey City sni
VI the gen'- . tie principal hotels . - ...,,.
L. H. KyCKER. July5 WM. H. BARR
crlglJL Genl Pass A.
Daily. tFor Iscsensack only.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20


COMMENCING JUNE 20 1910
Passenger Newiork Of Twenty eyentlst snd
Fourth-ave Entrance On TseutY-seventh-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and Bridgeport tEt 1880 m l2l3 Ga
3 (Ex), 3:45. 4.}l. $3.50 and o (Er.l ..
Milford Stltfor, Fairfield Southport and Wesipor, J. l;t
~ 3:4j 4.jJ, $50 M.
For Sorvai (sIj n3os I2:l5 EI tEr 5:'5, $50
(BI }, 5:3D, $50 and q (iaD p
For Danen :. q llO 3:4j. 430, ~ and $3.50 ..
For stamford, 7, tBr . ll0 RIB tBIl 2:3 thIl
3:ij. 4:J0 tBt) 4:i5 5:y, 6:y, 1IJ 3 (EI p.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations :, o ll:3 M 2' J;"
i:ij. $3.50. G.30. 7:l5 m.
SUNDAY Mail FRAN leaves entst Newlos at for
Boston via 10th Springfield Line and Shore Linz.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston vis Springfield q a. M. ; and p m.
For Boston via shore Line, l2:l5, p .
For Hartford AMI Springfield, 2l5, 2 to M to Hartford
8pm.
For Newport r. L. 2l5 Tx connecting Eh steamer across
NarTagsnsett Bay, arriving SiB:3J ?.
Tor COnnec,cat River Railroad H., R5 p to Montreal
p m. Northampton. ~
For Hartford PoyeBor and Fshkl Rafosi l. M l2:l' pm
Line Railway, hOrsch aud Providence l!.l'
500; New London
For Eewayep s1d northampton Rslloal IA 300 H. to
Northampton aud Wilisnsburgh.
For lIOIs0ic Railroad RI. o.. sni p
Nor IN. f:N 10 Natsfnuf'
Dauhufy aud N0rrs RsilIOad u. 10 aud 4O o.
E0r Ses. t1nsan Railroad. E:'. 4a0 AMI 3:Jl ~
mOious Sleeping attached train; aud so :" Sua
Ns Dawug Room Car attached 10 thr
ami Z I'M ID. J..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

In Railroad bonds Central Pacif.s were Arm a, N, ,
Firsts Of e., C. and l. G. sold at TtaT, Old Michigan.
Southern Sinking Fund bonds 1904 and Erie .tbs 7ea a
79. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
S1.aN.OOO

SEVEN PER CENT Com BoNDs OF THr Pom RoYAL
RAILROAD COMPANY These bonds are secured by
mortgage covering the Railroad and the entire prop
ertv and franchises IF the Company, to the Union
Trust Company of New-York They have ~ yeais TO
run bear seven per cent. interest, pays Die u an
nualy LIST May and lst November, in New. T.. OF
London at the option Of the holder, JP. II - er1-
ment tar; and both principal and inter ~ A piya-
BILE IN gold coin They are also cOnver he MO The
capital stock of the Company, al the no of the
holder.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
UNITED STATES ENGINsEKs OYFCs,
I,r,rrn miLs,rktE, Wi., sept "a, 1870 !
SEALED PROPOSALS-SealedP PROPOSALS. i'm

~
duplicate on forms furnished by the unesned will be received
th' ohf. until bee 1870 for moying the oct m. en-.
snt oi ha hof Lake superior obi.n an increased depth
u. amount available for this work is -, 800
ehanbel required twelve depth IN. eone,or will n.
tPu1 10 tiiHe through channel twelve 2 feet IN det
'n3t s ei Niie before the FIRST payment then another
ron 'th'en s 10 tHrntg fogr t width and ON until
~"h thsh. Ten 0 per will be resery e, on all payments until
Iht length o the proposed about one hundred
CO., feet ~ ~ '''' ~ WV sh"''''' l'''' "'''
The vol mus be completed by the Is, Of Novenh.r 1871
nd. "i.l sisir TIE prce cubic yari Of removal
lif lh''d States reserve. tie nght Ia reject ali IA.
l'r i4iihrl ini'lHaton apply to this office
Fro a Dl be- nlarsd ON The en,tio. p,...i H., Ri.
h.f"r Lake "a 'nor,' snl adirr..d to "'' ''' " -
.., .-.-- ,. Major u & HOUSTON
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
Foreign Exchange has been strong under active nd

The following the days business at The United
States Treasurer's Office:
Gold receps SG3lf3) &C Currency Tecepts..... sli0 y
Gold payments 26l35 u Cgrencf fsgmeuts. ~ 2 =
Goj 6s 630l7 6J Creny ba.anee..,. s'i u
Customs =551GW
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

The Road tTaVerSeS the best ulstrlct ''fh . ~
lima; unites the harbor of Port ROya-the 'es 'rb
south of New-l lork-with the city OF Aus $ e'
gia. and connects directly with all the 'n &c
terng at that point. 1t forms therefor "a Ia
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LIN K oy
extending already many hundred mil F' u
Mississippi, which fact assures 1t busi
that of no railroad in the South
These bonds are offered. for the prese 10
price of IS and accrued interest, IN curr a
satisfied of the perfect soundneSS Of ~
consider them, at the price, the cheal -ia
security offered in this market.
n B.-Pamphlets and maps giving h'
nation furnished on application.
Governments and other securities &c
change AT full market rates.
HENRY II. BOODY * Co ST.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
" DEPOT ~ NETWORK foot of Libert,st. North River
bad June 1870 passenger VII as iolos, .
LEAVE NEN-YORK FOR BfRGEN-ANE AND NEWtRh-h
fDi 6O 5o 7t5 8.n5 8.B 500 ai5, ll:l0 " N l;Wl
200 700 ~ SOD 30. b:D, b:D 100 80" S"t
$40, 1885, RlJ D.. m.
LEAVE SEw. YORK FOR wEST BERGES-At 500 GO 7:lo,
ggi II 10 a m; lJo 40 $50 5:lO 800 1898, IL
Il. b. KICKER, Superintendent
p. BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
5taiionern, &-r.

ERANCIS q LOUTREL, IS Maiden-lane.-
Bsntbooks PsTer and Stationery a kinds low price,, Books
made TO pattern Job Printing snd Lhogpc work Oders solicited
CLOTE g. JAMES, ,STATIONERS, PRINTERS,
- snl BLANK.BOOK MANUFACTURERS No % Fuon-sL
BLANK-BOOkS made to any pattern
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
Danfine Acaoemies.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
~ Al No 22 H1aye, Twenty sHhst. end At No 6
Fthaye Send for Circular.
Class forming o Ladies and Children MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS, 10 Also M Frank Do1wOrt Afternoon Class
M O'Clock the day Chren Evening Glass will commence
on FRIDAY November 4. at 8 o'clock.
HLASKO's DANCING CLASSES will com
NOVEMBER at Earwas Rooms SiGtha,e and
forty second - Send for circulars
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
NFW-JTRSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CORTL ANDTST-F For WEST PHILADELPHIA, a. $50 sud $3.50
lO 5Oj' 500 9o' u night For P alelPha va am,
den. aad IN. For BALTIMORE an1 NAsHAG ON ana
TlE WEST Baltimore, 30 l:J and 9'' m FOR illh
TIL AND SOUTHWEST, $3.50 ':t0 p m for the W Bel
Penrsylyaus Raiosig5i md 4' sF'I faac cars
ssce the 40 ani through from NeSiorf 10 fs
snd Chicago without change. Silver Palace car are
attached ll snifuu through to Pius6ugh Cincinnati
Louisville IOus and Chicago without change Ichsl, o sac al
o Of Codiaud AMI Do1ls EPI.s ~ Bfosd"st 2D,1 no
PrLLMAkS PALACE DRANING-kOOM and SLbkflN"NAhS
Pittsburgh Chicago tounbns Cinctnhat ihdsusP
oils Louisville Lou. without change The s;0 No. train also
splendid COACHES through without
change 70 Chcsgo. W. JAt ksON General suprfniendehi
Lane
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
Proposals.
IMMIGRANT LANDING DEPOT
IL And Otces OF the Commissioners oi Shlbie"""
OF the State of New York.

u y III
Ofthe State 81 New York -. ,..o
CAsrik GARDEN. Eew-York, Oc. u l8'p. :,
Proposals viii received until October & at noon, at the ohee
the Emigration Castle Garden for the erection o e
Insane Asylum on Wsds Island " ".,t,.., to,,
Plan, and specifications the oee o the c JONI
OSel No from 10 q. to o. NJ OF efc
Proposals sealed and addressed to the Presdeh oi po ''"
,ion or the Chairman Of Building Commiitee
The themselves The ng '" u'n' -" f'P
hthey deem il siyaable ,ou.,n o,covv,s p,e.tl,nt
(Sgned) n, nArU In ~ ,Ii-g1rED C',i1sn