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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-20

ask his Honor, or his corporation friends, to
point out TO me one single act that Congress has
passed ter the benefit Of the city through his
lMr. Bowen'sl infueHce. 1t may be said that
our streets have improved wonderfully since the
beginning Of his administration, (and he would
raveled,) but his Honor and his friends are
afraid to let the people know how many have
been graded and graveled, how MANY paid. Cor,
and what amounts paid for them. Why Major
Morse has not been PAID, and the laborers axe
told, in the face OF the starving families, thaz
there Is no money in the corporation treasury.
he concluded by saying: 1t is not to be expected
every one; for II we elect honest men to office
some who are now in high positions in our CITY
will be very much out Of order financially and
i've elect dishonest men we will have the Same
men, We are to decide by our votes at the an
preaching election whether honest man shall be
our Pnblic servants, whether Republicans are
entitled to the Offices won by Republican ballots,
or whether we shall surrender all to our politi-
cal enemies. The time Is fast coming when we
snail have an opportunity to select better men
Tor ONCE; men who can take care of the furni-
niture Of their own Offices; men who have dig
nifty enough about them to withhold the hand Of
vioiehce when men approach them on matters
necessary to hold 70 bail for their Appearance e
IN criminal court to answer for an
assault upon an unoffending citizen; men who
need not the Endorsement OF every ward club,
men whose deeds Of honesty and integrity alone.
In the past and the present, have won for them
viii be both able and willing az any time to in.
form the people how the money collected for the
support OF the city government Is being expend-
ed; men who, In the discharge OF official duty.
will think more Of redeeming the pledges that
they have made tg the people than replenishing
their own pockets; men who, If the people desire
ut the expiration of their Official term 10 leave
them at home, win be willing quietly to retire
to their homes without having made an attempt
while in their Offices to disfranchise the entire
people for their own personal aggrandizement:
the principles on which they rnay have been
elected, for the paltry sum Of six dollars.
lCheers, groans, Re-
Mr.. Sinclair, Department clerk next as-
dressed the meeting, saying that he with his
friends Of the Irish Republican Club, had worked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
Alleged DISTTLLERY FRA UDS.

HALE A MILLION OF DOLLARS INVOLVED.
Warwick Martin having made affdavts, cor
roborated by the adavts Of two other persons, that
Ignatz Elasky James Barker Lewis Bamberger, Philip
Lowensten Adolph Elasky, and E. s. BamDerger' pro-
pretors OF a distery in Eghteenthst, between Tenth
and aves had citly run off large quantities
OF whisky SAID dsllery warrants we're Issued py
Commissioner Osborn for their arrest
The aidavits made by Martin were made on informa-
ton and belief those made by the other persons were
based on personal know ledge the persons making them
having been employed In subordinate positions In the
s IH ana al ppe e or ho from the asery
into building near by In which rectfying wassupposed
IL is alleged that the Illicit running off OF whisky
tended period Of eight months-september 0cto-
ber November. and December, 1866 and January Feb
The afdavts OF Martin give the number Of gallons Of
named and the amount OF tax, at the rate Of q
gallon. paid during those months follows September
ssSn gallons ss nG as Psi sS
tax paid ssS 7s tax unpaid SSsl2 aa psee%b ger
tsSaa sssa ss Ras tax pa a'ssd i
s5s ssl go February goo gallons tax paid sssa tai
anp Raad 11 ssSni AK ia s
liquor on which the taxes were not paid was of into
tho so-caed rectifyng house and then barreled, and
branded with brand surrePsi,n0usy obtained After
Ii intended by tho Government officials 70 give
the facts to the public until all the parties arrested
but through the ndiscreon Of OF the parties who
ought to have kept the matter secret garbed state
ment Of highly sensational and extrayagant character
appeared in a morning paper and the parties whose ar
rest sought thereby became aware OF their peril and
no further damage by the publication Of the
real facts 1t is extremely doubtful whether all the par
ties charged will be arrested. and even II they are II
question whether proceedings against them are not
barred by limitation period Of two years having
elapsed since the alleged ofenses committed. Jas.
Barker, OF the persons charged voluntarily surren
dered himself before Commissioner Osborn, and gave
5000 bail TO appear for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
CRIMINAL

IN the Court of General Sessions before
Judge Bedford, the first charge of rape made
against william Hunter, IT., by Maggie Barker The
tCts ~ the case uunt for publications. On account OF
the absence Of evidence for the prosecution the case was
abandoned ana Mr. Hunter was honorSbly discharged
49,. Hannah Egau. a domestic, was charged by Mr.. Sid.
ney y. Bastecd viii grand larceny. she was found
guilty and sent 60 the state Prison for one year.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Cox, Charles Hartlage was brought by
Detectives King and Lynn OF The Tenth Precinct for
stealing cloak aud "a silk dress worth 500. from
Augusta BTinkman g No. 67 Eldridgcst He was COM
nniLed for 0seph kroOach was ar
rested by The Tenth Precinct Police FOX arson having ~
q supposed, attempted to burn the tenement No. T6
Essex He remanded 20 await au investigation by
EiIe-NarsLai BIackett
At the jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Cox, PLezer Hun IS, cOachlnan was COM
Caittcd failing 10 give bonds in $1,000 charge OF
having stolen quantity OF clothing Of the value Of go
frum Hattie DAVIS OF No. lOy West Twenty htbst on
"Wednesday. he seen u leave the house with the
property in his possession. Hugh Mclaughlin OF the
dIStilirry No. IL LauTeusst charged two cOlOred men,
John Taylor ana Charles Bloom, with having broken into
aem Johns OF The value " SIS. They were committed for
trial IN celault OF bail.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling
check Tor So, drawn the Butchers and DrOvers'
National Btuk Ar. John Hay VI No l5I IEird-ave.
IN payIueut neat.-..Au examination was held
yesterday in the case Of John j. Gleason accused OF
having obtained horse ana wagon, yalued at $3.50 from
Uted states Ma sha Robert Murray the particulars
several witnesses examined, but nothing new was
ected. Tie magistrate decided that the horse bhonid
DC produced this morning, and no would render DO
cisOn lD the meantime Gleason Was released Oh palA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
THE COURTS.
sryPREME CoURTLGESEn.L TERM.

Before In0rahGm, P.J, Barnard and Brady y.
L--Eraser. AmtatsrGtriz, agt. Freendn-The plainn
husband had restaurant at No le6 fuon-st ana neu
n WASH place which FTeemans goods were stored some
trouble arose between them In relation 30 Freemans
right 70 60 through the restaurant aud Freeman win
awe ASSISTANTS endeavored TO break In by force. In tue
sray Frazer shot by one Of Freemans companions
and struck by crowbar in the hands OF Freeman
Frazer administrators sued all three Of the assaants UNI
der the statute and recovered verdict OF 5000 against
them freeman alone defended, and he now appeals ne
claims THAT the deceased himself brought his asaln on
his bead; that he only touched him accluehtaIy
with the crowhSr IN breaking through the door, ho'
Seriously hurting him. aud that It IN an assault on
OF any action Of his Frcenan) The case was SUP
mitisd tue Court reserviug It's declsion MT 0n"u0'
SGs Der for plaintiff; Mr. AntbOn for delehdeht 49,
The GilBGH Ecdie.-Nathaniel Gilman died IN Decctn
Der 1859 He was born I'm Maine, but In 1888 came 10 lns
Hs nv, wbore He died lie left large property.
d. ,pute 10 whether ne was ah lnnapaiv W
Name Of New-YOrk, and cut OF TINS qnesuon. na.o
aen TIVE suits beside the present one now penulng III
&c Curts The will proved by the executors mere
sad proved by his widow dle second wlfel IN MAINE 1
re executors here passed their accounts before tne
ercafe and from tins accounting two OF tie children
Of he second wife appeal The executors we're sou ana
son in.Iaw Of Mr.. Gilman. Tho appellants claim thnt
tie estate OF their father was most carelessly
damaged by bis executors; that they leut monVy
ss5st freely among some Of the next OF kin
lbOut interest aud mixed the funds in with tnelr own
Business, aud kept an immense amount Oh uepVSiS "a
Ibeir banks really 10 swell thor own bank account ana
al ther own bsuess and that on thls they shouo oe
saaIgeG compound interest," or Ut least simple @ o
allowed by the SURROGATE; that ther t sbe
excess We aud that by their CareeSshess hOtes 70 o
x0unt OF $4,000 have not been Collected anu iOi 80.
tacy mast account. They Claim mat 'o iV means ans
CT kuuwng the exact aud therefore Tue ueienns
The def,ndaTts answer that they have accounted on
these points fully; that the referee, AFTER iul exalha
tier lad decided that the notes were accounted lot that
the eyideuco that they were not pad at MI Elns h
ath was merely conJcctura; ana thSt tDe estate nus
relpcd more the shape IN which was held tnan u
-soGhi II invested The ease is sun on Mr. Doug
Us Caula.n aud Mr.. WhltehuuSe Tor appellantsi Mr..
suleltUu and Air. Knox for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
POLICE TRIALS.

The adjourned hearing of the ease OF Patrol
man Winters Of the Fifteenth Precinct accused OF being
en poet in bquor-stOre. continued yesterday by
Commissioner Brennan. Edgar Danbuy OF No. 100
fvurtn testified that Winters into his place
AAked. FatrolmaB Lee who said that Winters induced
him 70 enter the saloon, also there. The officers
might have drank there. but he Lee used
10 come into biz house and drink when of duty He had
small aaght there. Witness had kept the place about
tLfre months Capt lIcdden thought II about Time
u pWcgiod license Gilbert Brewer testified that lie
ga" both Ulcers Standing at the bar They remained
eb "a heeh minutes Lee went out and aferward tired
10 sci huefs 10 come away. but he would not Finally,
hrSra some one TapUnR ouslde. the officers went out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.

Bc1Ore Mr JVstiCe McCUNN-SdTdh PrtdT,
SI.i'f act. Cc.ltral Park " aud b. n. Il r. Co.-The
IrOof IN this that The daughter OF the plaintiff
sced O was on Tie 27h Of August lsGS the crossing
a i7hst over Avenue A. ana attempted to cross the
cSrfrlck while the VAS length away. The car ran
For Tie plaintiff it eontended that the iootpassen-
ger had paramount right TO tho CrOSsWaks; that on
IrU;chiug them the bUuud 10 slow TO walk
sd that the cLlld being on The crOssNak where she had
light TO suppose the would stop. not negligent,
SD beng there while the lcugth of, in broad
daylight the driver Negligent lh not brakelug up
1he Court held thut the plIiuG6 had not made out
tLcr absence OF negligence in the child Negligence in
~ driver aHd dismissed the proceeding. Mr. Spencer
or plaintiff; IF. Nauderpoel FOR defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rcnt such property
win ind to their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its arsrsgas circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and In addition to this advantage THn TRIBUNE
win be found not only In NewYork and oil its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be a. brief - Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In svoy
business proesonj consequently Advertisements in each
arc read BY all classes THE TRIBUNE dsyotea especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value of It's col
urnns advertising medium. The charges for adver
anng are ~ follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE u per Line: sshI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per hne About ten words OF
our vide columns average ne Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
9riintin1.
Uarhk ana Slati Wanttls.
Rropusals.
PosI- oryIck DsFlRrpsSr, J,nusry 10. 1870
for STAMPED ENVELOPES


PROPOSALS for STAMPED ENVELOPES
aud Led Propose, J Be rss'sd until n
tsops. S,s.P.P.I Wnpp.n' sGicI is D:s,t@sai@
'1' during PERIOD 8 sT lssi FEST SSRIoPR LEI JAY 1870 Wa
No SSs z By 4 f.i s 81 ri s Ra.' Whit. hut.
eoOd such proportion VI either be
No Full letter ,,s tungumm,d on ZAP Tor ,ircul.r. ~ By 81
ineh,, Of the Nc and under ike the
80 Full letter IT Sr 81 inches q colo" Ne and
nSsr IKE sHG ,s, ,s 70 ~. ROPe5 90 G for cu
inches. Of no and andsr III. condition The
kIiI, Litter ,l. . By 8 s.... Of same ooIoH" No and
Der :sedss DSsPSiisS >: ,,Ih ,,n.
''''' Ike NEWSPAPER ,P' fskRoI wsAPPfas
81 By 81 Inchs, sfbua or Manila paper
.eo, envelopes aud .Pp. e ,. embossed 'S Pp sn
III. and 70 3. made . thorough @soasI paper
other devices Pre'sa' imitation tho Postmaster
envelopes be thoroughly .od p.r,ctl, saHn q. cumming
on s Gap oscS s,sp! for ' to Be put ss 10, ., Ss sS G,
thar TIRE. tourhs Of an inch 10 Width aero" u. end
nd s.sid s .sS os "'Pss | so,.
"st1 sen .. sS SsS .a .I. % p Tie
paper .pp, to Be packed oo.e, contain not M .a ". nI.
.G1 Ss %s.s S to ; Or a1p
s..,.d !. strong ..1,. s,., ; well
sand are required proper labels dIseoB to Dc iaasa G a. ger.
%ooS. . Containing TSi sd s or .pps s.posd By
to be dsSs under the inspection and direction Of AZ agent Depart
nsst .,,, 49,. ,.,i,, III, N
reasonable Dispatch empet. all respects ready for use .nd in such
5.: 10 s ND. ssr a. o.. Department Ws.so
D. c. the once q dsy .aiholtd inspect and receive
General delivering vel, all expense Of packing al
f BsS s are pos .p 81. uI. cnd,n Of
The that es 'voS and % .. M or .Sd
The m.agsy must At q. ss, be ,qss,, TO The pe0s Of a,
Tract 70 b, hithfaIJ observed.
,.r arc ss to s s .sSis 's q.
d, best , sd . are 70 Be s :.s ii Id
Repairing .ss de. TO-, A.. ,%p % ,s :. md. % .% SsS mot , 90.
Specimen. Of the stamped envelope, sppe
seen =, sSy ofthe principal specimen,
regarded m and quality hIed by h. Department stand
pie, different qualities and Including The paper
posed manufactured envelopes wrappers and bore' and
ID. essra vii Ss sa.rd-d bidder Who's. .bOosh
taxing into pdoe, qsy samples. ~"rsT.ohp snd
% @ sTs s .e ss With W hs s%
prapa rn be considered uns-s By s
The light al. bids bis judgment the interests of'h'
ssr. eoSs soH,r.ct ts. successful bidder required
dir, and 'ahUi' npis~oS' thereof The " ' P"
Bend. .ppro and .ances. urt.. the sun Of s"o
m section s sc. Of caas approved TOE s Of
amer proper adjustment Of srcOahts
Postmaster G,ns re.srr' 10 himself The rht to nru We cor
ppOs of,psuson, ereu.Anes' will transfer Of the
q" % O.. less aide 70 s The h,af
. .,. ss s Gi sSs 70 pSr nS IL
The .ss sa;.s ps y. .. 1s Ss. .aa ss 5 ".
No 4 Eot. .e-I,Il,oOa -
No a. Pull i.iier tuDsomned, Tor ereu."-tI"ooa
No. Eth I.ai.r ,r, unrsnssd for eseul.rD-9'1.'"
H. g n,I. l. .s. . y. -
Ne a. Rita asa.I s,.~i,1Oo
Biz. Saa1 :: .,ca., .s,.y,d .ud .d m..d pros.,, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWBORN. .......JasutU 20
CLEARED.
ssmships-Samas Lverpoo Eagle Havana Fab kee Bermuda
sasgossA Charleston; Empire Wilmington; Fanls, Philadelphia
Savsnah CbespeAke Portapd Tennesss Chsresop
Bleu s. Terry Eewbern n @. Neptune, Boston
Ship Sumter Pensacola and Key West
Barts-Wilbelmine, Antwerp John EtDeJ HAytL
Schr. IL. lockwood Richmond
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg, Portland ndse and ptsA
Ship Repubhk FortmAn, Bremen az DAYS. mdse
Brig Mar. Utmsu Rio JaDerO - days coffee
Edwin Row Cruise, Rio JsPelro 50 days coffee.
BnR GslStea, Armstrong, DemerarA 10 days,
tCHO0NRKs RIyEE COAsTwsK-
r. II. DAILY. EliIsbethport Evelyn Bhnbethport
C. A. GrADer Elssbetbport c. G. R0e;e, kiIsb,IbpsTt
IL Drew, BiiAbethpor.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.1os jan -Arved steamship Marathon (Br from Liverpool
Jan L
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouggSsrows eoThe steamship England from New Tort
al this port TO-DAY.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Indian Chief OBI Isor. below Mobile went pieces the sh
inst having The rescued and $50 bsrs Of
iron We SAVED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
sIpRrNg COiIKr-crAMprRs.

Before Nr. Justice Cdrd0:o.-SGmpSOn agt.
Fo,dA made this 10 settle issues to
Q referred to fury. Ia this 10 may be remembered
seCelendaut claims 70 ye been the wife OF Mr. Baldwin,
"a 10 have borne him children since the date of Will
which he lrft her nothing. She subsequently gave
lease II all rights she might have TO the executors but
n'tr claimed that This release made While she was
nos c0alDoS through the Use OF opium.
Tho cnIsi difference between the parties to-day was
yPether there Should DO distinct issue TO the cere
rsOnid marriage set up by her at one time, or ouly
l-su Is 70 ne existence Of marriage Decision
rcSCiycd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
.rEDDY THE BLACKSMITH ARRESTED.

William VaIley alias Roddy the Black
smith," was arrested by Deputy Marshal Crowley. and
Brought before Commissioner Oskorn yesterday charged
VITA having. while keeping Liquor saloon and billiard
table at No Cathsnsquare, omitted to pay his special
tar under tho Internal Revenue Laws either retail
liquor dealer or Keeper OF billiard table He Informed
Sbe Commissioner that he had not Kept the place named
aimee May last had not been required To pay any
Sax He gave e0 bail Tor examination on the Z.d lnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

ADRIAN IT. MULLkR, Auctlnhttr =.
EXECUT0R's SALE of VALUABLE STOKE
II PROPERTY or GREENWICH. DEY. FRONT, AND SOUTH
TUESDAY jan rs u O'clock at the EIchasgs seoom No.
BY oRDBR AND UNDER DIRECTION OF SAMUEL " vALEy-
TINE, ESQ, EXECUTOR OF ABRAHAM VALENTINE DE-
CEASED:
GREENWICHsTThe lot Of land together with the fourstor
brick tie eer side o ST. Oetseen
vesey sRd known 80 lJ lot rs; ont Zo$ rear
sl.5 south side 81 II aorth side. -,
thereof uate the side Of Dey between Nsshbgtoa and
We. No. "; lot 22O4 'front.' rear BY % ees
inches q depth each side.
FRoSTSThe lot together With the aTs.ory brick store
Fout between tehsrs anu
ufngp No 63; lot "A II ot 2jli rear ioL feet
east. aide. 1896 vest SIDE. 49,, ,,y, -.
SOUTHSTe o. land together With The fourso1 5rcE store
thereof tie north side Of Nonhst between CAnahe ara
ss y, ss Of n. S1etioa.sr, a. Purst 4n5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Thursday, Jan. 20, 1870.


There were no public sales of real estate to-
day but II s understood that the private business is
somewhat extensive for this Of the year In the
advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE may be learned
where those persons be found who have houses
lands for sale, or who wish to buy. .. I.
Miss Mary H. Kellum Of Sing Sing has purchased the
Peter Hayden property, the Post road for $4,000
new steeple for 81 Pauls Episcopal Church at Sing Sing
Ia In the course OF construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
SUPERIOR coURT-srrcAL TERN,

The Clark BiRiagCr CdSe.-IwO new asignees
n BaLkruptcy having been appointed by tine United
states District Court of the ifn Of A. Bininger Co.
Jgd e MrCunn las granted an injunction restraining
tim from taking possession OF the property IL may
~ reuenher similar action taken with regard to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
NEWS pACKAces Eop TIE pprss

Captains arriving port requested
deliver packages addressed the Pre only
exhibiting the written authority Of W. Smonton GeBerI
Agent News packages for the ornd. Coamo Times rRBUsE
World Sun, Express Evening Commercial ddU,rtiser StdaJ
ZtuRg and Ne YORKER DeokYai should also bs delivered oDI
be Isluep ersOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
Gitg Trcp,rtp to gtt.

BROADWAY PROPERTY.-To LEASE. for
I'D term yesrs for hupg pupo,es end mrr o.ni With tle
covenants renewal thst valuable PROPERTY on The north
west orre II Broadway ard Park place beug u r. In ~ W u
given 6rs Nav rrIt Apply JAMES VAN AohDbN
l7O Bfaiaav or D. d. WRIGHT. 80 Rsst UonsTon-st
VITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
" LET-See Descriptive Price List fee upon applications mailed on
reeelpt Of .t.mp STASLkt DAY. s!j Broadsay.
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
.usa co,np,rr having removed Osss sos Broadway
l let their ate oss's al 4s boiesJ corn"
Of Rssdss, Apply on tbs prsu,e&
CTORE and DWELLING to LEl-New No.
- 40 Pourhays scar Tweutyurl Apply tie premises
no LET, FURNISHED--In East Fourteenth
large Sb soop house r ne order u rooms Ine-
date possession. HARVEY BkHER suns No. finest
V'O LEASE on Madison ave.-A first class,
Ir,.,orv byb s,oop HOUSE near immediate
,,..s.so, w. HARVEY BAHER L SONS PiBest
VIO LET-Furnishcd HOUSE on Lexington
l. ave Rsus s!l3 per month. H. A. rutland Co., Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
A SB,uggler CommuieG.-William Irving was
brought bcl0le Commissioner Osborn yesterday charged
wiz, smuggling so cigars into this port. lie bail TO
appear tor liial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

0naH Sttamfrs.
IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
ssHpt regularly EVERY THURSDAY sslest - precisely.
RON Pier Ne tEorih River
hoRRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams iva Eiissu) January H.
COLUMBIA, Van kst. February
IaGLB Cap, Greens n WHEELING :, Pr.,s.s,
No. Bow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE, LACEAwAESA. AND WESTERN RA!LEoAo

p,pots 10 N.w.Vork sni o Of Chs,ophsrst
NihTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hohDAl No. - l6s'
NAIL TRAIN. eonreeubg 81 DenYI- win Bootoa braei,
Chester Branch A. waterloo vsa sgsseI @ 40
dover Newton wb tie D. h. snd W. r. hf
Gan B~nd oolts
.,so, aud Boamaburg aud Dss~srr snd HudsaH K Rts
lies 70. LEHlGR VALLEY EXPkhSS. stops al NessS Non"
to~n Dover Ilaekeptevn washington Pi2hrrs All t'' COZ
meets P pshqrs with Bel Del r. r. tor BrIderr, se sa AZ
r. e. for Bethlehem. Acnorn Hiueh Ca"r. ana
wUkrsbsre ...,.. ,, ,.,--,,,
and al vi loo with SossK r. X.
s.1n, m aud $40 m. SUMMIT and intefmefst, ssn,
S,3s sud ll:4n a ard go go $40 3;4 I'D 'S
and II as SOUTH ORANGE aud Iterne .s ssiu"nL
II;Io a. AID 80 to AORkSIoWS sud nssfmss.s
stations
Ear NEWARK at6o 70 sn $3.50. 1920 u, l.Jo. l;p
49, 3:s 3.s $50 40 5:lo $40 e:iO $50, 10 9H
ahs ~, M ooNt1Elp aud MoSTCLLIR $50 II 7:sa.s
.,aG.lon "a S SCHOeu. Assistant SupsnAIsSasst
~ wy ; K,I WI. Gru1 Tetst Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
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COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-To contain
@ 10 no acres v III sufficient fruit use Waut good hOuse
,nd ont houses About mile, .rom city Proximity 10 T'g no
udispeasale Adires, THOMAS Button 6 Cb4Hbrrsst u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. n

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
500 Moon rs.I sS
81 Cows Island He'll Gate i0