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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-14
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Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad Company

VAAAV 4Ss@s1-
m, C6,auEaks aud Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic Coast and the magnificent harbOrs
ot the chesapeake Day with tho Ohio River a. q
,0nt Of reliable navigation, and thus WIN tAo
sp,ire Railroad system and water transportation
of,b, rrcal West and Southwest forms tho add
,lop,I East and West Trunk Ltae, 10 impcIa'
lively demanded for tho accommodation Of inc
Immense, and rapldly.growIng transportation DO
tween the Atlantic sCAbOArd ind Europe on tao
ana hand, and tho great producing regions OF inc
ohio aud Mississippi Valleys on tho otheF'
Tho importance Of this load Is o new outlet
Frpm The West 10 the sea magnIGcs 1t into one
or national consequence, and inSuFCS to II All OK
tcusIyo through traffic from the day OF liz COIL
peton; while, In the development "I lho cAtcn'
LIVE agricultural and mineral resources Of VIZ
pluIa and West Virginia, Il pOssesBcs, along its
Twn line. tho clements Of largO and proaAblc
local business.
Thus the great interests, both general aud
local which demand tho completion o! tho CHEs'
ArrAKE AND OnIo RAILROAD 70 tho Ohio River
afford the surcst guarantee Of It's SUCCESS and
value. and render Il the most Important and
Substantial Railroad enterprise now Ia progress
la this C0untTy. .. I. .t- 10
It's supcrlorlty as an East and West route, and
thu prumIsu Of m Immense and profitable trade
awaiting It's completion, have drawn to It tho 81
tsntlon and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
aud Railroad men Of this City Of sound Judgment
mud known integrity, whose connection with IL
together with that Of eminent citizens and husi'
uCss men OF Virginia and West Virginia, lHsureS
m energetic, honorable, and successful man'
ayCmeRt.
The Road Is completed and in operation nom
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, 81 miles, and there
remain but 800 miles (uow partially constructed
to be completed, to carry 1t To tho proposed ter
minus on the Ohio River at, or near, tho mouth
Of the big Sandy River, $50 miles above Cincin'
natl, aud $50 miles below Pittsburgh. n
Lines arc now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con-
meet the Chesapeake and chic with the entire
Railroad systems OF the West and Southwest
and With the Pacific Railroad. ,
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the CIEsArEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY among tho richest and most powerful
and Trustworthy corporations Of tho country; aud
there exists present VAlue, In completed Road
and work done, equal to the entire amount Of
tho mortgage.
The details Of tho Loan have been arranged
With special reference to the wants Of all classcs
Of Investors, and combine the various features oil
convenience, safety, and protection against loss
Ut fraud.
MI. nn...l. n =. L., Lonnunlnailnna nf
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

The advance of United States bonds abroad has today
been neutralized in this market by the decline in gold
and currency quotations here have shown but little
change from last evenings closing prices. The tone OF
the market however, has been firm, with the Germans -
the principal buyers At times during the day a. tho
quotations OF gold and bonds in the respective markets
have ruled there has been profit in placing bonds in
London and such transactions which bankers having
complete facilities here and abroad are only able to
make have the bond bills TO which allude above
been made. Outside Of the operations Of the German
bankers the market is devoid interest The following
shows the quotations at the different boards
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

All who have real estate for sale or to Let,
and those desiring purchase rent suoh property,
will find IL to their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE.
Is aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only In York and all It's cities and
villages but every state anc Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
umus as an advertising medium The charges for adyer-
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 26 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per lne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. cents per limo. About ten words OF
our wide columns aine Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND ~ O'CLOCK P. "
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. August l9-P. n

FRIDAY. August Up "
The chief interest at the Stock Exchange to-
dav has cenered in the railway share market which was
Oh the verge OF panic early in the day on the report
that Commodore Vanderbilt had been pfosraed win Al
attack OF apopexy his hotel in Saratoga The repon
afterward was found tobe false and general recovery
in prices and better feeling followed The foreign nev
concerning the war not been important, rom "si
at point OF view and the gold market has been luiei
than for many days In London the highest prices io'
secrtes since the outbreak OF the war; were made DIN
OF go advancing ss and cOnsOs to & Both ciooed
a fractional decline. rfr..f
The money market was ahade easier in the afternoon
owing to lthe payments Of the Treasury on account
Yesterdays bond purchases. Tue advance IN raea how
ever is fairly established, and the tendency upward
The extreme range flor call loans Is 10 per cent, VITA
the bulk of under per cent At the lowest rata
the large bond dealers have more than they
can employ The shipment Of currency 70 the West con
thames ON moderate scale. The business in commercial
paper Is small and rates foows Prime 60 day.
aceeptanees 7G7i per cent months, 10 81 per cent,
and months "a to 10 per cent. Firsteass single name
90 days passed at to and to months at 70 IA pei
cent Foreign bankers 50 days paper passes at T. and
domestic bankers to months, at to 10 per cent Pr
yate kilograms from Washington report the currency
balance close Of business to-day IN the Treasury al
S834sO H. and the coin balance at sO3S5 lOl o. OF
which SIS, $4,000 are in coin certificates.
Gold was extremely dull and steady, with all the saes
between Il6 and 1iei until after O'Clock, when the
price advanced 1Ss 0ll6t cable report from Lon
don that Napoleon dead 1t IL proper to add thai
the report not generally credited even by the street
operators who made up she market at that Late hour
The specie shipment tomorrow it is expected will not
exceed 100000 The German bankers continue 10 be the
principal Sellers in the expectation OF early peace
The following shows the principal quotations In the Gold
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE NEW-YoRK COLONIZATION SOCIETY
"a, Edttor rae rrfbune.


SR: Returning to the city after an absence
Of two weeks my attention is directed to article in
THE TRIBUNE of the I'D inst addressed to "Te Friends
OF African Coonisation.r and signed by the Executive
Committee of the EewYork State Colonization Society
which, though harmless where the facts in the case
known IA calculated 70 make false and injurious i'm
precision where they not known. You will therefore
trust, allow me space for brief statement the sub
jec feel Sr that might ask this favor simply on the
ground OF the personal and sanderous attacks therein
The article Is in substance repetition of what was
presented and, by mpassioned speech Of severss,
hours urged upon the Board Of Directors OF tne in
wsshngton The zeaous advocate, though k lssSss %s
utterly falling to make said Board, s,atas ace
either the jasHess or trutSness Of his the matter
was subsequently printed and given 10 'n' PuO"' 10
In view Of its many erroneous statements, the Amer
can Colonization Society felt called upon aD 20 e coon
zation This has been done n careful aDe' anu
esctusl manner and the review !, 81 % ~ ero Of
the NewYork State Colonization Society in it's late
attacks on the American Colonization society over the
signatures Of the Executive Committee at Washngton
And is worthy OF remark that this s the first instance
in which the parent society has formally noticed any OF
the many allegations made against m Those who avail
themselves OF the facts and statements contained IN ths
has been said 60 satisfy all reasonable persons The
document can be had 10y application at this ofhee.
IN regard 20 the OH repeated sTges ana d Us
they are severaly and collectively false as mas
already been shown.
Aud may be allowed TO add that the unhappy differ
existing in this community the subject IN que
ti0n were OccasOned and continued mainly oy lhe
determined opposition two three individuals to the
expressed wishes Of large number OF the longtrled
friends and supporters of the cause. -
THE chief actor Of the opposition has been the aWyer
referred 10 q withhold his name though nc mas naue
Tree use OF Iniue) Who honestly 70 think hat IN ls
opinions and policy in the matter he s unanimous aoE
the state OF New-YOrk confident Is ne IN thls Denei
that IL would he sometimes does not hestae 10 re-
solve himself into Committee OF the Mhole lor 'he
transaction of business. = -, a.
IN practical sympathy with the parent society Nae ape
supporters IN the STATE, the following testnOnM Is Ill
point :. =. - q ~, , ,oso
do hehy cer that not N sympathy
sh e poc Nea-YO Colonization Society and
ha donations which made during the 1889 TO the
American society intended by TO Increase The
representation NewYork State Colonization Society at the
Society," And do further
certify sympathy with the Newio Colonization socey
organized NewYok Nov 2 1869 and do hereby approve
Orgsn desire th ell bneiactons made dur
ng the wear 1863 to American Society should for the
purpose approximation be considered through the SAID new
York Co1ugii0n SOcietr.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ............~.............A

PORT OF NEW-YORK. Aug. 49,
CLEARED.
Whitehead NewOreans Saah JONES' d. VI
ey DAVIS Massey, Smith Philadelphia T. c. Bdde heCue
Shp4Yoang America Cummings, San Francisco
Bs.:S % oI RoS Sr09 %s Ms9.e '0s D'H'
Brgs-Unce sam Para; Charlie ct Marie Phillips st. Pierre
Mo scott Cow B1y La a.de M EP9C S, cob 5 Sre
B Rachel AmeHe, ADers RehmODdi BOgoa Roberts, Elizabeth
SchrsJOhn Merrill wiek IndanOla and Lsysoca Ca Mont
so|sr Bordsp ohse9ai - a. P Wb 0TIoIe and Hart
ord N. .O.j J. NJ. Brsnard MeCar'y, Uucasvile
SloOp-Har'es' Curhn, Providence
sH yaa fseaP rSsP. 6 TS: sss D.sa and pass
B.ra SdHsas s1as51s me- Weeks June q
BHs s Matilda DI EeSsaFSE for Boston
Bng Alfred, from Cow Bay.
ES Ss Isos H Cath Gs sISor Gs snS ks5sSs' sy fruit
A,o,,, NsvlrrSb sarah Moore Newburgh
Daniel Webster ROndOut. Agnes ROndout
Amelia Augusta YeS.Hsveu MashSu3, p Eli1abethport
Hsld Queen. EHzabehport A. Van Cle1f Ehzabethpcr
ST. mary. Rhzabethport T. Flower BhnbethpoH
Josephine. Ehrsbehpor;. B E. sharp Ehrabetbpor
s,b sS91 sgsrne Sg1siK Ka5epo Iindsiey % KisaSebpo
i RI John Pop&s5 %,, b5n1, r. bE1a'ehPor
Bs1j Baglsh E},abeibpor. senecs, BhlsbehpOr.
T p Abel. RoDdout
SAILED.
stssnsbip Rapidan for Galveston.
WIND-Sunset 5. W. clear
SPOKEN.
Aug 2s 90 lon a. sehr BIs j. Staples from Demerara fol
New'York
DOMESTIC GOklS
S.N PRaNCCo AHg. 8Sailed, steamship Constitution Cavery
Panama ~
York; ship Robert C. Winthrop stewart hveoo sehr Willow Harp
Davis Neork CID 18th steamship John W. Garrett Mclaughlin
New-fOrk
BosToS l9Arriye steamships Wm Kennedy IRON Baltimore
Philadelphia bngs Margaret Ridley from Guantanamo
MEaue Brown RoBdoa ship Gall from Africa brg Leigh
ton from Newburgh; Wm II. Parks from BhLabethpon
Aug l9Arrved ship Gendover from Sewcase
ship Liverpool Sailed from PhenI Island Jul
80 usnOj ship Gov Morton, at sam
place vas loading and waiting turn tide - =,
l9Arryed steamship Cleopatra, NON NeNio iok
sehr. ShilOh from Baltimore.
WsN.roS Aug Is-Arrived steamship Piobeer Phadephii
Cleared steamship Washington, for New-iOrk-
FOREIGN PORTS.
ypESsTOwN Aug l9The CunArd steamship Russia from New
YORK Liverpool arrived here this morning O'Clock
IOSDosDEstY Aug l9The steamship European Of the ALA
Line Quebec for Liverpool gnAled of this port to-day
GIBRALrGK. Juy zPssse bark smyrnoe Askay from New
BGEsADOks July 2a-Sad brig John Aves MAoOnber Bait
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

In the gold loan market The rates have been hat'
and for carrying l. d and per cent and and per
cent exClearng- House.
The following shows the results OF todsys business at
the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold balances, s,S2i.999;
currency balances, s,5So6ls gross cearings s3773o
The foreign exchange market has been dull to-day bus
in weak, there having been larger supply Of bills.
principally those drawn against shipments OF United
states bonds. While rates norninaly unchanged.
actual sales are reported at concession Of per cent
The following are the nominal rates
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. AUG %.

Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
ity . n close at the POOce at 10
supplementary Mat for paid letters only made erSO aud
sloses at II 20 O'Clock IN
France HaVe steamship st. Laurent,
80 n R. the Post Once at 10 No supple
BeDtsTy Mail
Mails o As1uwa Panama the South Pacific and Central Amer
Ports per steamship Arizona from Pier No n r. close at
,he Post Once a a m. steamship sails at u NJ.
Mails or and Mexico Wis Sa and Vera Cruz per steamship
II T. r. O at the POstOhce at O'Clock
a M steam sails a u
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
0ountrp Rtdl gstaie for Sale.

A SSIGNEEs SALE of COUNTRY SEAT,
MILLS, sad PARhs-So l. large Merchant MIL .h
Sn n 81 bun 10 o. s r.nssi Hoes and
~ .,s sIshfss sospete PSne s1Go No. Grs and sa.
nh hors posu sass Of lad, eask e cot?a .oaisn OF
s - Dwelling Hsass sed ~ Ne sssai sasSsdlns Ing
Su Sa hrn u Us 9Th bsasna Cessfy 5eaa fsre
no nS' r. TIss Bar. Mins o'.s Hen
20 dreoey and Gs Hoase and ell other axtues seoh
M o,ss hs.sacs snd 6rsang Dsy Perm Tier On this
seS vna 20 sss MN vxh hl o. et Pnce enc per acre
Eop sn Al situated Vie hank Of be Brandyrine
~ % As pslsdeph. sad baltimore Cse.rsl k.lro.d
49, ns i've Phssphiz rs classic goond beins the sts
Bssas In. Ne s shs hsniseues Coan seat
80 1s sss,sf. sssss q oesssy ssssh lces'ea so'
CSSst, Pyss, w.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
pASSENGERS ARRIKED.

PROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Leo, Aug. &c H. Lsngdon
wife and child johnson H. MeBurne Dr. w b Dkerson
Julian Myers W. Dodge W. A. Hudson Chaser L9RpSmJ
stores soddSr c. SchlAng J. Davis Griffith w. Thomas
WOrden. W. II. UsOn, X Runer Miss carver mrs Decn
Mira Fernandez Miss Fensnd Miss Creigoon MIS- "nS"
Unohes aDd II steerage
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
The following the closing street quotations d
Government bonds reported by Messrs. Fix Hatch;

The State bond market has been dull to-day, but sln
the exception Of Tennessees firm quotations. Vir'
gnas new sold at 63 old North Carolnas at s2 and
Georgia State rs at 9lh. New South Carolnas at the
Board 72I a. and for the April and October issue
76Iaso Railroad bonds generally have been dull Cen
tral Pacifcs continue in demand. The following WEI"
the closing quotations for the Union Pacific seeu
ties First Mortgages, s2sas2s stock, 25.e2e Incomes
7eia77; and Land Grants, TiiaT2i.
The stock market above noticed, wss weak snd u"
settled early in the day by the report OF the serious n
OF Commodore Vanderbilt, but later became sirous W
the contradiction OF the report snd continued up
the close Of business. The active stocks have oecn
Y. Central and Hudson, Lake shore, wabash, ~
Island, st. Paul, and Ohio and Mississippi. the n~
tons in each OF which will be found below hs nNs
ted that the report in regard 10 Commodore 'Snu''
was purely stockjobbing device for the purP0,
breaking prices, 80 that previous speculative sAes
be covered at profit. The reports OF ths earn"e :,
the roads west OF Chicago continue favorable 'n"
the North Western and Rock Island showing an '"'
thus far in the third week over last year ln'oe s,
shares have been dull. AT the Board we Dotioe :,
Chicago and Alton at ilS. OF Fort Wayne a ", -n. M
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western al lot -.
neous aud express stocks have been dull fne no 49,.
shows the extreme range OF the prfneipai s.oo -.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
REAL ESTATE.

NswYoRK. Friday. Aug. 10. 1870
Dealers in real estate are having a short
r. apparently: but whatever s doing Ia fully indicated
An the advertising columns Of The TRIBUNE
Tho number of new buildings erected In brcoRyn. anu
o. m sse,sed for the year ending soth of June Is aaso
Ibe Assessors' valuation Is es,s1o,ao
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
fonu 1sIana Real Gstate for 6ale.

TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-FO good city
property farm; house barn and other outbuidny four
miles from city, Long Island Price 5000 No
incumbrance. NJ A rutland Co, Beekmsn-st New-fork
L1LUSHINC, l.. L. 20 minutes from Thirty
IL fourth-st-COBNTRY HOME santfordave French roof
steam furnace improvements Price moderate
r. NJ fhANhLlh, "a noor, Iio
ONE YEAR's COMMUTATION TICKET
~ the Pushing and sR 80 min from Jnessp Or % min
extension HOUSE containing 10 with marble mante
wsk depos garden wei stocked
desirable place. be
10 appreciated For particulars address OWNER Box PSI, T.
T.. o. Possession immediate.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

It said that these represent at least $4,000 oO
Here, then, is source from which the American Colo
nizaton Society reasonably hope for continued aid In
the prosecution OF fs work And shaft being SUNK the
gangways driven and numerous chambers opened, and
my official duties not limited by any one state or
section OF the country, am unable TO see any good
why should not devote portion Of my labors in
the cause In working this mine especially as the pro
prietOrs desire do and there is no other
agency in the state labOring in behalf OF the Parent
society. JOHN ORCUTT Secretary Am Colo. Soc
No "a Bible House, N T. Cify, Aug l8. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
auaion Sales Of Real estate.
SsIGNFF,s SALE OF STEAM FIGURING

A SSIGNEE's SALE OF STEAM FLOURlNG
n MILL IN THE CITY OF NRWYoRK-By vrtas Of certain
assignment bearing date August s made 20 me oy Ira %
Of his property benefit Of his of and BY ae OF ne
such made an
ha M al Pubc Auction % the highest bidder at he
Erchanee saoom In the City Of New York TUEsDAf oe pm
u o'clock Of that day All hose e
the westerly side of Geenvieeet ana voc
ery Al point distant one S n A.
red and thirty inches nohery from the non
In the City Ees.York known as Nos ~ 500 .
and which taken
feet ave inches Width Greenwich street and r. 80 ~
inches washingons bens the sane PLnsx y sd
which were conveyed said Ira YeIns junior by DsVe - Sy
william Moses ana sussn A. n Us
deed April % e3 and recorded in the & Xse IA Ser
Conyysae page % an. tas other psn q Nhp E ss' da De-
is 1884 AMI ohee Of the her OF De @
Cantv N New YORK Dece 1864 LbeT sJl OF
,ce n Io which so sad s hereby msne ior
t1l,T together building bero eo ig o
sory mamie front iron steam tourng ml "h n run
ofstonea. It'd a., -, ....,v. eba ar.etey i.f
rsId machinery Is capable OF ghuH tn
hnn barrels Of -four wenyur hours aud one Of tne moS P
feet and complete mills In the country r,. a..
Sale positive. .. -....
Da'ed Ne"iV''tn nos THEODORE sHOTwELL Assignee,
... ... ... -r..... - South street.
The above premises will be sold subject large moBase h0cn I'd"
remain the purchaser should 70 desire
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
Brooklyn Real Gstate for Sale.

DARGAIN-Splendid new BrOwn-StOne
ID HOUSE, Warren third house east from Breosyn
every modern f6IlOo blocks from Prospe Park
cars 10 minutes four different easy JAMES kILBf on
premises 1905. r. E. Do.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
Religions Notices.


Antioch Baptist Church, 2s4 BleseLestThs Pastor Rev
JEO BOyB. jr will preach SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING
al tbe usual hours
AIleo.st NJ r. Church, between RyinstOD and Deaneeys
Nstns PRAYER Meeting Throughout the day 0
ny "a and a m sea6 Tree Strangers and Others cordially
invited
haaI NJ the CoiIegiate X. D. Church, Seventh ave-
- Rev WM H. CLARK, PAsof-DiviDe Service To-
MORROW al lO N .od It N se.y ,eSOO : = ~ me = ~
-sS.h ~ ,se Transex xuratisB.-Rev @. h. H0UGHTOS,
n D. Rsrtor services-sunosy -hoT COMMUNION
snS pave, sad sermon Oi RVepng Prayer M Cbspel
Fsves D. n Other Dsys-Aonpg Prayer m Evening rr'ya'
fpa =. - :, =
nSii,ossye Services lOi and ~ N etsnsen .s oe
Ce1traJ M *. Church corner Of founeen - ssa
ssy~1tSsva- Rev LORGACRB vii preach 10 'ne HUM
Ma 4 lcl 0clock ss& in ID. EVENING 81 ~ --------
Csivary baptist Chareh Wsst Tseo d sIs NV
aad sEhayes RSv q s. hcARTHUR, Psstof.hs' hAssn,
MOORE vi preach SUNDAY Asg. 81. at oi u. a' up W. ~
gers welcome
Ftrst Refer1es Presbyteran Chsrch T.sST q
betseos H7 and Tenth 1UnOhhO" 'oso"s'"
Iot |. n ss4 y N b. Rev r. WILSON
Five PeInts Heass Of Iadnsssy s srs
bed SUNDAY hs and kesstf Chaeel tee
odsA Rev. q, J. hE0Iss viH eesess. Ne exercises
6og As eAisrea Al lsvits< sttes1
w. R BARNARD, Aossg s~gehAsseonA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.

and foot Of Chnstopser
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing TUESDAY July 70 isV
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting s Dsnvne VITA boon
Branch at Dore with Chester Branch Waserieo yi'n
Washington with the D. H. ah '" n
Gap soudsbg Scranton Crest Bend Bpghsmton yis
and 0Iwgo sd al points the Lsetawsnna nn
and oaudH
lao a N. LBIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nevst nons
town Phlnpsburg and k.on
nsca Al Phpsbur with BEL DsL for Bs.dere 20 snd .,
Baon with r. Bethlehem Allentown, hAaeh Chon ana
wllkesbsre IA,
Al Waterloo Warrington with d. L. AND
w X Water Gap srouisburg. and Scranton a. ,. 5..
HACKBrfST0WN MAIL connects win booo'on Ones'ef
md Railroads an m =.
ESQ IN. -. ,c.,a. -
Por opAEGB .pd SOUTH ORANGE, 6oo TO- 80, o:lo a,t
ii2o m i0 $40 42o 4so $500 eoo $50 soo and li;A'
Pa, NEWARK at e:1o 7: $500 sO s:io 'lo:lo Os il;oo
III :i0 al o. 200 .10, 800 $40 $3.50 tio SID
s4so 5e 520 6:10. 800 800 and llt3
Tran. m,I,a Op R - HRIooMFRLD and MosTCLAIR .,sp
,nc. :. "a 9.OO 3.sO5 40 500 and IN
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
Steamboats, ana RaiIroaos.
DEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,, !.
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Il vAsd and Doaf, RIps. oess 90 B,sd.
=. n sS s sss. ss I % S 5 ;i:S,.' ss: Tn
2. not Be- %.,sd y 'd'''"'' '~'i's s' change
CAFETY, SPEED. AND C0MFORT. -,
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Sss. ~ r.sssss s:. cssss, .. r..' S''''''' -
orr OF SSsTgs5 esTf s5y sxx roaE ..'7s ofi 2'i
,.r. s..r.t daily -s4, ...:ps., ! = Iss.i %
P fs. 4 sss S' a's re .s.
r q. ssras S''A and
s::;s % hs :; sHSsS s Ss:s r
S;s:s SS.s,1oa. Tos OF s isss la-- --LgoI %
TARTF0RD DIRECT.-State Of New-York
II 0s H.d ss,: p.i ap S.g n so,,h.s for hs
iS.as.s sr.a:sssso ~ y H. ss ysis "a % si Is
NEWARK and NEW-YORK BOAT-Steamer
I4es ';s: 's' Hi' I n s': sDsls :%
TOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
WHITE s,.s. Per No q r foG Of h,,le.,t .eI .nsnOOn
!.s q .1s .,a & q ., D.nSury AMI s'T.''a 'r'n'
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
IL sTRAhBoAT STAMFORD leaves Pier a. foot Of Markets. Bass
Ryer daily at and foot q THIRTY st at 2:ls N
F0R BRIDGEPQRT and all points on Ho1sa-
Ha..sp =, i aoeas and j, every night isard.u ,Ipssd
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
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Fe i sR FsoSS M S R so & F RATES AZ Low ri. pa
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this opportunity. TICKETS coop ysTIE HpvN TSSP ,.,,
! CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
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MINIATURE ALMANAC -
t,n ae. 1900 Sis Sun 6:5l Moon II so
t.pay Hook 2Oj Cows Islsn.. 249 Hell Gate 4JS
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAsGE.-FIRsT CALL.
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.