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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-11-03

STORM SIGNALs.-Sergeant A. w. Cox
Of Washington City, and ofthe new United
States Storm Signal Corps, just organized
"tor the benefit of ommerce," and under
'military control" was around here 4 day
or two since, with orders to remain at Du-
luth the only station on Lake Superior and
report to the war Department by telegraph,
and to the local prese, all meteorological
observation, and of approach, direction
and force OF storms: with the view to the
construction in the future of Storm Maps,
and Of the adoption of Storm Signals for
the guidance and safety of mariners The
system is to be extended throughout the
Union. st. Paul is the other station in
Minnesota. Observation will be taken in
Duluth by Sergeant Cox "synchronus'
with Washington time and with other sta
itons, thrice day-"one about a. M, one
about p M, and one at midnight" The
reports from every station will be rapidly
concentrated at Washington, and be i'm
mediately published there, to serve in the
nature of Storm Alarms.
Sergeant Cox has leased rooms in Gould
& Edmand's new block, and will set his
instruments and take observations from the
roof of that building. His first observation
will be taken November lst.-Dulsth Nin-
nesOti0n.
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THE PINE FORESTS OF AMERICA.
LN7,ERESTING FA CTS IN THE LUMBER
TRADE OF THE FUTURE.

A writer in the ST. Louis Republican
gives the following valuable speculations
in regard to the lumber production and
trade of this country:
"Ten years ago stumpage in Maine on
the Penobscot and Kennebec rivers was at
what was considered a nominal value, from
fifty cents to one dollar per thousand feet.
When it can be obtained now, 1T is sold
from seven to ten dollars. On the st.
Croix river, Minnesota, stumpage was only
fifty cents to one dollar per thousand feet
five years ago, now it averages from two
dollars and fifty cents to five dollars and
fifty. Nothing under the former figures is
desirable. Pine lands can scarcely be found
in government hands. 1t is gradually con-
centrating into the hands of fewer parties,
and is most rapidly enhancing its value
There are parties who now number their
| lands in rash tracts. Messrs. Chapman d
Thorpe, Of this. city, or the Eau Claire Lum
| Der Company, for instance, own $4,000
acres; Knapp, Stout q Co., of Dubuque
now connected with the firm OF Boss d
Walkup, of this city, own and control 100,
900 or more acres, and several other par
ties on the Wisconsin, Chippewa, St Croix
and Upper Mississippi rivers and uibuta
ries, own and control from 20, 900 TO 5000,
each The business, in fact, has assumed
a very different phase from that of ten year
ago, and all available or valuable pine land
are now private property, and are owned
in the main by men who appreciate thel
value, and who are fast clearing away th
forests and sending the products to market
Now, with all this large concentration o
lands and the heavy draft that has bee
, made on the forest Of pine in the last tev
years it becomes a serious question to th
man who will think what is to sustain thl
, immense draft for one of the most commo
necessaries of life, and demand for whic
every improvement in civilization is onl
; increasing. While the object OF those VIII
/ control this large interest in monopolizln
/ to a great extent the trade of the futur
= will be more seriously felt when the heav
demand that is to come from Europe an
prospectively that of Asia, the former (
I which is already drawing on us for SUI
plies.
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unjust or malicious accusations of the Off
GERS of the King.
But in our conditions of society. this
mode of procedure is no longer necessary.
The citizen does not need its protection,
and the law does not need it to secure the
ends of justice.
The main objections to the Grand Jury
are:
lst. 1t is cumbrous and expensive
2nd. 1t sometimes operates to effect the
very evil it was designed to prevent.
Sd. Its deliberations are secret-a sort of
Star hamber-repugnant to the feelings
of the people.
Several States have already done away
with the Grand Jury mode of Indictment !;
let us add Wisconsin to the number
La Crosse Leader.
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States, Wisconsin and NJ nnesota, Will be
secured to the latter State alone.

States, Wisconsin and NJ nnesota, Will be
secured to the latter State alone.
The legal right to cut this canal is before
the Courts of Minnesota between her own
citizens and one of her own corporations,
the result of which may be private dam
ages only; but the interstate right to di-
vert a all of St. Louis river water by other
than the natural channel is being met by
the strong arm of the Unions paramount
power, judicial and legislative.
The idea that creature Of Congress,
with capital and credit only, from the COM
mon domain and authority of its creator,
should dare to thus divert from asaistee
otare ner natural and undenable rights and
destroy the best of harbors, is too foolish
to be controverted; yet this idea is in the
notion of their subordinates, and we give
oat this article more in friendship to all
concerned than in envy.
The North Pacific Directory, workers,
financial, and other agencies need take no
warning from us, for we are well assured
that their own intestate quarrels will des-
troy their unlawful designs without exter-
nal effort.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-11-03

WE have an indstinct, dreamy recollec-
ton that we have seen the statement some
where-perhaps in the Polk County Press
that the brothers "Sam" and Hank
Fifeld had started paper at Bayfield,.
We may be mistaken in all this, but think
we amt,
Again, if our memory serves US Alright,
we have, on one or two occasions, seen
somewhere reference to locality called
either the .'Bloomer Block on the Foster
lot" or the ''Foster lot on the Bloomel
Block" we don't distinctly remembel
which.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-11-03

Quick TIME.-A quantity of flour ship
ped here ON the 4th of October by the Lake
Superior d Mississippi Railroad, loaded on
the steamer Keweeuaw of w ards line at
Duluth the same night, reached New York
via Erie & Philadelphia Railway on the
l4th st.,-ten days from ST. Paul to New
Y ork st. Pail PeTss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-11-03
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

ITS AGREEABLE CHINA TE-PLENIIFU
NESS OF CHOICE Ga NE-T.HE VAST
NESS OF ITS RESOURCES.
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DIRECTORY FCR ADvER IEShRs.

xxsxTkoLo HY.rwTIf Ta rxeK-saih Column. '''N-
sdLIi6EsAN ssoAk6ERs AND EobcEks wASTEDDsRoosp PAGE
soAhS .s AsD GnoDorSa WANTED SECOND rAsr-rl..
Es4xrE FoR
BUsINEss 0PF0RTUNIrIEs-F1asr PAcE-Four.h
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwKLrrH rAor-rhird COL
OoAcHMEN AND GARDENERS TWELFTH PAGE Third
coAsTwisE sTEAnsnIrs-rInsr rAan- Fifth and sixth
s9s%n
No Ell T n SuRSasHED AND UN
FlRNlsHhD-TwrLrrH PAeE-fifsA and sixth
EuR0rE%S STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAox-Fi.sh column.
ssinTe column
FiNxsclAE FIRST PASsnTSird column H'
sSss5$ ssS r4e.roua
noRss ns S,sf fSsGa sorsr column
HOUSES. KooMs, ao., wXkTED-fwrrrru PAGE
INsTkuGTI0N TWELFTH PAcE-rourth column.
LEGAL N NoTGssFssT FAerFourn rAIasa soiu
LOAN @ 0FFIGGSyEIRsI s, PAGE Third ccHmn su," .,,,n
MATRlM0NdAL-TwKIFrn FACE Fourth column.
MEDlCAL-TWELfTH PAGE SIKH column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADNERilSEMENTS-TEsTn PAGE-
Sixth column
Observation-Disclosures PAoE-Fourth column.
AUSICAL-SroOND PAGE Third column
PERSONAL-FIBsr PAGE-First column
3lANOFORTES SECOND PAGE-Tlr column.
POST OFFICE EOTICE-FInST PAGF--Firsl column.
oS 81 h SE SALE OR
RENT SECOND PAGE -secon and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SECoND PAGE Third
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEooND PAaH-Third column
RtLiGlOtS NOTICES FIRST pAGE-iour!h column.
RENARD6-TwELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELrTn PAGE
Sixth column
SALES AT AUCTION -TwEirrH PAGE-Fisth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-T TWELFTH FACE
Second column.
SITUATIONS WANTED. .-MALES-sEooND PACE
Third column.
SPECIAL NOTICES s-FIIsT PAGr--First column.
6PORTlNsi-DOGS, BIRDS. 4C-FIKsT PAGH-second
SUMMEk RESORTS-sEooSp PAGE-Second column.
THE TRADES TWELFTH PAGE-Thirt and fourth col
THE TUkF-FIRsT PAGE--second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-TwELfTH PAGE
Fifth column
TRAyELLEks' GUIDE--FIEsr PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO n RCHASE-FIR5T PAGE--Sixth column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRBT PAGE-Third col
umn.
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COPARTNERsHIPS.

(NHANGE OF FIRM-THE FIRM OF L. 7. LIE CATO 4
~ Co. ~ this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. l..
T. Le Cato VIII continue the business At the place and
liquidRte the clains of the concern l.. I. LE CARO-
N. h. LIE CATO.
N. j. w. LIE CATO
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DRY GOODS.

A WANTED FOR CASH, DRY GOODS, SILKS, RIB.
bons, Hosery Shirts, Drawers, Cloths, Cassmeres
Clothing, Carpets Liquors. Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Fur Hats and Caps Jewery Clocks Plated Ware Cutlery
o. dc large QuAnttiea preferred. Address slNCO,
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FINANCIAL.

A -ss2 COO WANTED. IN TWO SUMS ON IMPROVED
"A. property In Wcscheser three the
amount Apply 10 7. Y SHEPHERD, a05 Broadvsy.
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DIACHINERY.
WOOD 4 MANN PORTABLE AND STATIONARY EN-
w eines and Boilers, Hoisting Engines, Saw Mills
and Wheat Mills and Wood Working Machinery Call send
for reduced price list. C. EDWD COPELAND,
Salesr0oms ~ Corandt street, New York.
WANTED-SECOND HAND BINDERS MACHINERY,
w Cutting Machine Table Shears Standing Press Ruling
Machine, &c Address ROOM q, Ashland House, Fourth
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
PERFECT SADDLE HORSE
n One OF the finest In the country,
l5A hands HIGH Old kind in double harness; has
neither vice, trick fait raised Ward Macy Of YER
salies Ky and has peiisree that will satisfy the most
faadious has gait known TO saddle horse. Only
pate4 search OF frat class saddle horse invited
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
HORSE AUCTION BRANCH,
l12 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
A SPEED, SPEED. SPEED.-FOR POSITIVE AND
"a. percmp.ory sale, gentieman's complete Turnout,
matched pair OF TROrTING MARES, about ISL high, and
5years old the bay mare aired by LrxINGTON dam a
MESSEEGER MARE; the cray mare sired by TRUSTEE,
dam an ABDALLAH MAKE; are extra ane, stylish, game
and handy drivers the gray has trotted this
ASA the bay mare in and they are wsrraped to rot
THEY FEAR NO Locomotive, and can be driven by q
lady at fun speed do not lug fret and without vice
tricks are positively tho most promising pair Of tro,ting
fine light top ROAD wAGOI, made BY BEARDSLEY IN
1rst class order. Set Of Ono DOUBLE HARNESS, BLAN.
KETS Robe Whip &c. II not sold at private they will
then be offered public auction ON WEDNESDAY August
"a, AT IL O'CLOCK, nt BARKER & HAMLINS City Auction
Mart and New York Tstersaa broadway and Thr
ynn.h street. where they now be and examined
and trial given.
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COASTWIsR STEAMSHIP.

pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANY's
cAtIFoRSiA citmsHHHh GNb 1,h1 CHINA. hg
Through rates, New York to San Francisco.--
sis s's'' Z S'ii;S si4S s;ssss.s' sss
according to location Of berth
These include berts and all necessarss for
of above line leave pier No. ~ North river
1901 n p Il !. sT oF ZACH MONTH
except when those dag fall Sunday then the dy prev
One hundred pound. Of baggage FREQ each Med
..xuE.s, % -xRzoSx, Captain Gray. connecting with
"SsnnSA s,samer Gsgs s n'es ssT. San
1870 tor ,Ct, China = and Japan: >
ce,1ed M rss sn fG Ss Francisco will g fast and be
Freight for Central Ams,iean and South Pacific ports VIII
All the usual facilities afforded shippers collecting inland
fregh, passage tickets and all further information
y R. BABY, Agent
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.-The elegant sidewhcel steamship SOUTH
AMERICA 1000 tons burden, Captain r. l.. Tinklepaugh
ys"ero tuesday August Is oeccR PA s ini fro% ono
pier '' North river For fieg Or passage sgp
No Bowling Green, New York.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
!al,,s New New YORK York. spg MEXICAN MAI s'sam,hio Line.
sa1,ng nm every swenty days, from peril EAstriver
CITY CITY q q MhKpH1 Dsssen Saturday
FOR freight or PsssXaEEGs XEEsxp,yb59RE ssxpp,y59 SONS % rood,
| NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlaltic Mail steamship Company
Failing ;s 1s regularly every Thursday o'clock + precisely
MOKKo CASTLE, Captain r. NJ. Greene, August &
COLUMBlh. Captain f. Van Slice, SeptemberI
ber6 W "" SSP'~-
For freight or passage apply to
B. q. WHEELER, Jr, President,
No B. Bowling Green.
TEXAS LINE DIRECT
l. =. OF Galveston steamers.
The Al steamer GULF STREAM, Captain McCreary, at
pier ~ East river, will sail as full.
All goods for Houston the will he forwarded
our agents, Messrs. r. Mcmahon Co. free of charge.
The steamer ARIADNE will follow and sail when full via
Key West
For frelsbt or passage apply 70
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N1OTIOE.
~ NJ X Jessup ct al Vs. the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company OF as
order of the Superior Court of New Hanover
county Co. made In the above entitled the Spring
Term, 1870 presentation at the OnDce of
CRONLY MORRIS,
IN this CITY, will pny to the holders Of the first preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage by the defendant
said Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company the
eavs % ad hOt aHd h S
teres on the same being dividend for distribution,
sad from net sales of that portion of the railroad other
North Carolina.
further obedience 10 the order made aforesaid here
by nLy all holders Of the bonds above referred
less the presented above for
the dividend above stated on or before the
First day OF September, 1879,
hey will be forever debarred any participation ia the said
fund In my hands for distribution as Aforesaid.
N. CRONLY,
Commissioner and Referee.
WILMINGTON, NJ c., May l6 1870.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
~ Improved and desirable unmproyed Real Estate. First
ana second mortgages promptly cashed lowest
rates. Principals only dealt with WILLIAM SINCLAIR
Jr., CO., No. Pine street. -
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THE TURF.
ELEETw oOD. PARK,
IL MORRiSANrA,
WESTCHESTER, N. Y.
e.. SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1870
~ spcr pRESlUMs $s.soo.

Il M6RRIsANIA.
sKrTEssas KTkssaHhsnhEs sHl4rsa.S Sisra
snF5Sss F5EsSzE, sSs & &C.,: 8 rs s. So
70 fSrIs Ss rs. No & @ for horses hs, beat $500
Ao''s ssSsmss sS a. ia' third
70 Ss S0 G5 r. sG,s, g.. IN,
STSssSsY, isis1s ssr,.%ssr s'Ss g &. !A' .aia
to Ss ~ NJ ol IN hor.es sa so
FRIDAY, September Is.
ih: second, ird ''' '''' '''' 9'v' %
horse $500 10 shs secou % se h si'
M the soS.c races mile heats three Ave. In harness.
s ' 70
M :sSsx SSwesa feTs1 and
to boz ~ mEshS f' b%4f
EMslIoNs Enl g.. couEsE- sss E-TEoTTINg.-ByLL's HEAD
% fc 4 Wilson e%er. Sk o. e. oay Hays w.
hcRo6erts enters br CON- Mutt T. Mrtand enters br
MoSMoUrn rAn5s noso BRANCH.
1r'''ns sHTuHbAYs snsf;jaSb AAYssss august ~ g. g and 81
First RacsPnrse 25Oa horses never beat 1885,
$l,ta0 to arst, $3.50 to secont and $3.50 to third.
second Kace-Purss $780, for double teams; 81, 900 to
TUESDAY, August 80
SIS to hrst, $40 10 second $3.50 10 third.
Second kece-Narragansct Steamboat Compsny's purse
70 second 1880 TO ~ shr,s; rscsr.x ...,o,
First Rnce-Pursc S5o for all horses $500 to Grs,
81 ON 10 second 500 TO third.
ted for money.
Entrance ten per cent three or more TO enter.
Purses close at connentA Hotel on Tuesday the 2ad Of
: To a R's snG R0st & w
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
viii close at this oce on Saturday at 0o'clock A. M
and al all the stations follows, Wiz "A and b. 8A0
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STEAM BAKERY, WITH THE LATEST IMPROVED
n machinery, all new the being McKcnzie's Inn
proved patent reel oven with capacity Of O barrels Of
crackers daiy This bakery has large lake, inland and
home trade WITH capital can be largely inGressed part
preferred the whole interest win be sold For particulars
address drawer l32 East Saginaw, Michigan.
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FASHION COURSE -TROTTIN0.-BULLs HEAD
Trot Stake OF $20O mile heats bea in b. to harness.
on Saturday, August TO- mt ~ O'clock H. Curry enters
br IA. Lady Pctt A. @ whson enters blk. G. Harry; w.
AcRoberts enters br Com Mutt T. Mirtland enters
Lady Uatytn.
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Ws1 TO ALBANY hND TKOY.-THE DAY L1NE STEAM-
spA boats G. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW win leave
vestry street NJ a5 and Thirty fourth street ate A. NJ,
landing at Yonkcs Nyack and by ie,ryboaD
sens West Point Cornwall Eewburg Rhine.
beck Tivoli Maiden, Catskin and Hudson special train
Of broad gauge cars In connection with the day boats will
leave on arrival az Albany commencing June Is, or Sha
The steamboat sENECA will transfer passengers from Alba,
ny TO Troy Tickets on saie and baggage checked by
Bruoklyn
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TOR HAvRE.
The class side wheel American steamship 0UrD.
ING STAR 29b win be despatched from t6 North
river, ON Tuesday, August %. at O'Clock r. N.
CABIN passage y76 currency
second cabin, $50, currency.
Steerage, $50, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
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YACHTS, sTEANIROATs, &C.

sLOOP YACHT FOR SALE-l5 TONS, o. NJ.
"A Length, 90 feet; beam III copper fastened Built Of
seected materials knees and mbers natural crook plank
Ing all oak, from TO stern eaks stiff
and safe superior gut blocks with patent brass
roller sheaves two galvanized anchors and chains large
awning yawl Everything complete and In good order;
silly managed BY one Has large, roomy cabin and
forecastle, well furnished Address COMFORT, box 214
Herald Office.
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Umpire CITY ROWING REGATTA.-SIX RACES ON
~ Tuesdey september The club will meet at the Hsr-
ming; The bills will be ready The club will receive pro-
posas for tho privilege OF the Refreshments, &c the
barge for the day of the regatta. STEPHEN ROBERTS,
J. Il. ALBERTsON, Secretary President.
E'OR sALE--A CABIN sLOOP YACHT, "a FEET LONG.
In complete order. Can be foot Of Fiftyseventh
street, North river.
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= aud every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter
From pier 20 North river New York. at noon.
Rates OF passage, payable 10 currency,
to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry
First cabfDs, $50 and S75, according 10 location.
Cabin excursion tickets good twelve nonhs) securing
bcs. accommodations, $3.50.
Intermediate, 1913: steeraCe, x6
Cehcates at reduced bought here by
wishing to send for their friends
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply at the company's onlees to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowling Green.
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A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, Low RENT. sUITA.
"A Do Tor man or woman. Will 10 sold at bargain.
j. B. GIBBS, corner Eleventh and University place.
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TyOR LIVERPOOL AND OUEENSTOW N.-INMAN
follows:- "
City OF Brusssls Saturday, August q. II nooa.
City Of Baltimore (vtA hafax( Tuesday, August -
City Of Washington. Saturday, August a. p. II.
City Of Paris. SATURDAY, Sept g. II noon.
and each succeeding Saturday Tuesday from
picr u North
RATES or PASSAGE.
Payable In gold Payable currency.
First Cabin, single berth .87k Storage
10 L0nuon... ~ TO London. ~
To Paris. 30 To Paris.
To Halifar. N S..... 0I To Halifax, N. s.. Is
Passengers aao forwarded TO Havrc HAMBURG Bremen,
&C., at reduced ratca.
Tickets be bought hsre at persons
wishing to send for their friends
For further information apply Al the Conpanys Once,
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
is Broadway, New York.
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LNOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Stcansaip Company
Steamships Of this lin, leave pier 81 North river, tsH
Beach street,
For Norfolk. City Poln. and Richmond ev,ry Ta,si,E
Thursday and Saturday at SP NJ c0nnec.in. VITA tbs We
ginia and Tennessee AR n, tbs Sesbosrf Inl,n a
Petersburg and Weldon rairoa Is Chesspelf- AMI Obi ut
roads and Richmond and Danviio rair,,Is Thr,u,h
sengrr aud throuh bills of adng reduced rseHS
al points South aud Southwest.
Apply ct ONCE on pier ~, or TO c,y oy .,,
ls7 Greenwich street, corner - O.N
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E,OR sALE-A FULL SIZED BURIAL LOT, ON BAT
tie Hll ct Greenwood Cemetery. For particulars In
9ure Of HALSEY, 15 Broadway between the hours Of
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A qOOp BUSINESS MAN WOULD LIKE TO INVEST
n from 900 to 0OO paying or M
featuring business Address NJ. A. Herald ONCE.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ SIMMONS 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALABAMA-ExThA GLASS NO. 6l6-AUGUBT 19, 1870.
sS no. o. 4 ~ 3 Gs ~ s
g. b. 49, g. ". ~ a.. sS 4s 2, q. g.;
H. A. 25 sS 45, is, g. 60, 65. ~ q: IS.
IS, ~, II. Il, 80, %, g. g. l3 g. % C.
Informaton furnished and circulars sent The above
l6 Broadway, LOO Fulton street And No. Par row
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FORTUNE FOR LADIES.-50 CENTS-TWELvE
lessons In the beautiful art Of preserving natural
receipt OF 80 cents. Il. s. BRONSON,
Northampton. Mass
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A FRENCH HUSBAND AND WIFE, WITHOUT CHIL-
IA dren, desire with American married people Tor
purpose Of asSocians to keep lodging boarding house.
Address T. H., Herald Office
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GOOD MAN WANTED-wITH $1,000, AT WEST
"A BROOK Table Syrup Mandatory 20 Chatham street;
$1,000 can be cleared this fall winter. Everything
working order.
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RIO CAPITALIsTS.-THE ADVERTISER WANTS, I'M
i mediatey, $250,0c0 first mortgage from party.
amount to be divided in of $40 separate build
incs first class TO location and quality bonus will be
view prompt patty may address BUSINESS, box 1853
Herad dOnce
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
On and after Monday May % 1870 two express trains
viii leave depot corner Of Twenysixh street and Fourth
1890 A. NJ. Rutland Express
8:45 7. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches on night trains between New York
st. Abans, Vt. /. G. BUCkHOUT Suuerintenient
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T ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
- Rates OF pasRa reduced.
Steamers sail direct 10 London
from pier No. North river
PARAGUAY Williams August q
Rates of passage, PAYABLE In currency:
First cabin, $40; second catin. $50; steeraRe y2G
Passengers booked for Havre. Paris Antwerp and Rot
terdam al reduced currency rates.
For freight and passage apply to
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALI., Agents,
81 South street.
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A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE-DOING
IA good trade the for selling of Ill
health will be sold cheap. 632 Eighth avenue the
basement