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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-20
BUILDING LUMBER
Custom, Jig & Scroll SAVING

we would call the especial attention of Drain
me and Brick Manufacturers TO tia f.ct
mat we have For Sale County and statc
tights for the DIAMOND STATE DRAIN
TILE MACHINE, pronounced By many whs
have used it to be VS.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

WE take this method Of respectful {
~ announcing to our friends and &
the citizens of Arizona in genera,
that we have just received,
and are now open
ing
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

! LATEST NEws.-Everybody wants it, and
the way to get the same is to subscribe
for the San Diego Bulletin which is pub
iished every Saturday, and reaches Tucson
the following Thursday. Il has the latest
kilograms Of domestic and foreign news
up to its publication, and is well filed
with news ofinterest to Arizonan people.
W Il Gould, Esq, one of the proprie-
tors OF the Bulletin. is in town ready to re
ceive orders.
Right here it is proper TO say that Mr.
Gould did not come to Arizona for any
other purpose than to obtain patronage
for his paper, but has eyinced most &c
Icommodating spirit in temporarily aband
Joining his interests TO forward those Of 9th
ers. This act of bis VIII be kindly treasur-
ed mp when his maligners here viii be for
gotten, il the poor-house or insane asylum
Mrs. JOHN G. CAPRoN forwarded, by
the LAST stage from San Diego to her hus-
band in Tucson, oox Of luscious Concord
grapes The very sight Of them was a
luxury.
''ADAMsvILLE' 81 correspondence vel
come, but too late for this paper
Mr. J. d. WALKER, just in from the Gil
Iia, reports The people there almost unani-
nous against Brady for congress
PRoPLE's convention is in session. Re
suits next week
NUMBER Of locals in type crowded out.
Z For . whole paper Of willful and pre-
meditated lies, see this days Arizonan.
Harry NJ SMITH, captain of company
g. 2lst. Infantry, arrived in Tucson last
Monday, with lot Of recruits. He left
San Francisco with 14G on Sept ), per
steamer via the mouth of the colorado, and
thence 10 TT. Yuma by river steamer, and
reached Inc latter place Sept 49, Private
john Murphy died near Guaynas, and =
men deserted en- route At Yuma, be
turned Sc over u Ut. Sherwood for camps
Date-creel, Hualpai, Verde and Mohave;
and II at Maricopa Wells 10 It. j. III. Ross
for F. Troop 1st cav. at McDowll. Thirty
ARE assigned 20 camp Thomas, II TO
Grant, 10 to Bowie aud TO Crittenden.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
DISTRICT COURT PaooEzD1sGg.

The October term ofthe Court OF the first
District, opened Monday, October Sd. The
Grand jury vas impanneled, sworn, and
charged the same day, and continued its
.labors until Saturday last, when ii was
finally discharged, having found nine in
idictments Of which three were for murder
Tuesday last, David Anderson was con
.victed of grand larceny, committed last
July in Tucson. He stole q 5000 cheek and
some cash from John digger, discharged
soldier.
Jose Maria Ramirez, pleaded guilty 10
the charge Of an assault with deadly
weapon with intentt to commit bodily in
Jury upon Librado Migraro, June -, in
Tucson.
On Wednesday, Joseph Garlic was con
victed of burglary, he having entered the
hotel of Levin and Brlchta, IN Tucson, in
The night OF August %, and stolen watch
and chain, and pocket book containing
money and other valuables belonging to
Daniel Il. stickney.
Anthony Dorman, indicted for the muir
der of Felipe Garcia, pleaded not guilty.
Trial set for November 2lst 10 give time TO
obtain Witnesses Thos P. Duficy was
assigned for the defense.
On Thursday, David Anderson was sen
itenced to II months in the Territorial
prison; j. NJ Ramirez TO months, and
Joseph GARLIC TO two years, with costs Of
prosecution taxed against the prisoners in
each case.
DURING last weel, train ioed OF 0,000
pounds of government freight was deliver
led to the a. @. NJ. at this depot, which
Ileit San Francisco at the same time that a
large amount Of government supplies for
this place was shipped via Guaynaa, which
has not yet been heard from, but are sup
posed TO be en- routc IN charge of a gentle
man who IS bending his best energies to
demonstrate tie superiority of that route
but it is a faiIure and aothing else can be3
made Of Il.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
+ nominations BY the Peoples Com
yentfon.

JUsT as the paper goes to press, tia fol
lowing Peoples nominees are reported :
for council, HIRAM s STEVENS, Francisco
IS. Leon, Esteyan Ochoa, D. Z. Stick
ney: for assembly, Reese Smith, ". l.
Fowler, F.. II, Goodwin, Ramon Romano,
William Morgan, John D. Walker, Juan
ELIAS, j W. Anderson: for sheriff, II. OFT;
recorder, Oscar Buckalew; district attor-
ney, j, E. McCafrey; treasurer, John Fl,
Archibald; supervisors, j. ". Sweeney,
s. Hughes, T. RULES: coroner, II. L.
Plat; public administrator, J. s. Thaycr
justices of the peace, 9. Z. Meyers, A. G.
Benedict: constables, JOAN Miller, z. b
Marshall.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
ELECTION PRECINCTS.
[pUBLIsIIED BY AUTHORITY. |


yHNHE following named places have been
& designated by the Board OF Supervis-
ors of Pima County, A. T, as Election
Precincts for said County for the Noyem-
Der election, 1870:
Precinct No. /, Tucson, at the Court
IHouse-Inspector, Chas. IL. Meyers /;
Judges, John Miller, E. D. Wood.
Precinct No. ., Tubac, at Forbes House
inspector, L. B. Wooster; Judges,
Reese Smith, Sabine 0tero.
Precinct No. g, Chambers Ranch-In-
spector. S. ". Chambers; Judges, John
Petty, Peter Kitchen.
Precinct No q, Sonoita Hughes Ranch
Inspector, Thos. Hughes; Judges, Vim.
Morgan, Thos. Gardner.
Precinct No 8, Tres Amos, Montgom-
Iery's House-Inspector, John Montgome-
Try; Judges, Il c. Long, Alex. Mckenzie.
Precinct No. &, Apache Pass, Tuily &
Co s store-Inspector, s. L. DcLong
Judges, Henry Suinker, Al8an Lyon.
Precinct No. Z, Ft. Goodwin, Hind'f
Istore-Inspector, T. Lord; Judges, Huey,
Gregory.
Precinct No. 6, TsraeTs Ranch, [Camr
Grant inspector Oscar Hutton judge
u. H Morrison, VIM. Dempsy.
Precinct No. 9, Florence-pish & Co.'S
Store-fnspector, Jos. Collingwood
Judges, VIM. Tuttle, Alex Gay.
/ Precinct No. 10, Adamsyille, Richards
Store-Lr5pector ST. Bicbard: Judges
g. A. Culver, J. D. Walker.
Precinct No. Il, Pima Villages, Bichard
Store-Inspector William Bichard, Judges
r. N. Larzin, VIM. McFarlane.
Precinct No. 70, Maricopa Wells, j. A
Moore's store-Inspeetor. jas. 4. Moore
Judges, J. S. Carr, Frank Cosgrove.
F. H. GOODWIN,
Clerk of Board.
Tucson, Oct. sth, 1870.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
Fosters Saloon.

MATS STREET, OPPOSITE LORD AwuLIAss.
TUCSON, a. T.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
Governors Apportionment Proola-
nation.
L7o "a IEAona d .llan Coneern

10 Al TTdon, Il bay Concern:
Whereas, Under an Act of the Congress
ofthe United States, entitled, -" An Act 20
confirm the apportionment and amend
certain laws of the Territory of Arizona,
approved March y, 1870, it is provided
that an election shall be held in said Ter
Iritcry on the tuesday after the first Mon
day in November, in the year one thors-
and eight hundred and seventy; and
Whereas, 1t is made the duty of the
Governor, by said Act, to declare by pro
clamatiOn, az least two months previous
TO said election, the number of members
iof each branch of the Legislature to which
each county or district OF said Territory
shall be entitled.
/ Now, therefore, in pursuance of the
duty so enioined upon me, I, a. z. X.
Stafford, Governor of the Territory OF Ari-
IONA, do hereby proclaim tie following
appOrtionhent OF members to the ensuing
Legislative Assembly to which each
county or district IS entitled, viz:
The County Of Pima, four az Members
Of the Council and eight (S) Members OF
the House
The County of Yuma, one ~ Member
of the Council, and three (S) Members Of
the House.
The Counties OF MohaVe and Pah Ute
together, one a. Member of the Council
and one ~ Member of the House.
1 The County of Yavapai, three (S) Mem,
beers of the Council and six 90 Members
of the House.
Given under my hand, and the Great
Seal of the said Territory, at
| L. 81 Tucson, this seventh day of5ep-
tember, A. D. 1870.
a. P. K. Stafford.
BY the Governor
Coles BAsHFoRD,
! Secretary Of Arizona Territory.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

For these reasons we respectfully solicit
% share Of the public patronage, feeling
assured that our goods and prices cannot
all to give entire satisfaction.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
IA OsT Palatable drinks of ali kinds SIC
I'VE best Of SEGARS always to be had a.
the Bar.

Rooms large, finely ventilated, and al
things kept neat The public viii Gnd
Fosters place Of comfort and refresh
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

OUR STOCK Having been selected with
IOgrea5 care by one OF the firm, and with
special reference to this market, We are
confident that we can sell our goods IS
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
IGovernor,s Election F.roelamation.


/ Whereas, under an Act OF the Congress
Iof the United States, entitled can Act TO
confirm the apportionmeDta and amend Ger
tain laws of the Territory of Arizona" ap-
proved March %, 1870. il is provided that
There shall be held, throughout the Ter
Iritory, on the Tuesday after the first Moe
day in November, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, al election
for members Of the next Legislative As
sembly, and for all Township, County, and
District officers, and for Delegate to the
Forty Second Congress Of the United
States; and :.
Whereas, it is further provided in said
Act that it shall be the duty ofthe Governor
to order such election by proclamation to
be issued not less than two mouths pre-
yious to said day.
Now, therefore. I, A. p. K Stafford, Gov
Iernor of the Territory of Arizona in pur-
suance of the duty eniOined upon me, do
hereby order General Election to be held
upon the day prescribed in said Act, to-
wit: November s, 1870. and also designate
tine following offices to be filed at said
election, viz:
=, 4 Delegate to the Forty Second Congress
of the United States.
Ninef3) Members ofthe Territorial eoun
lcil, and eighteenQSy Members of the Ter
lritoriai House of Representatives, as
follows:
TheCounty Of Pima, four(4) Members
lofthe Council and eight(S) Members Of the
House.
/ The County of Yuma, oneO Member of
the Council and three(3) Members Of the
House.
/ The Counties of Mohave and Pah Ute
combined, one o. Member OF the Council,
aud one o. Member of the House.
The County of Yayapai, three (3) Mem
bers of the Council and six (6) Members
of the House.
Also, in each county, three (3) Supervis-
Iors, Sheriff, District Attorney, County
Recorder, County Treasurer, Comfy Sur
lveyor, two(2) Coroners, and Public Ad-
imiuistrator.
Also, in each Election Precinct, in each
of said counties one and not more than
Itwo(2) Constabies. and tWo(2) Justices of
the Peace; and III each such Precinct con-
tanning q population of more than eight
hundred persons, TO De ascertained by the
Probate Court, one additional Justice OF
the Peace.
! Given under my hand, and the Crest
| Seal of said Territory at Tucson,
| Isl this Seventh day of September,
A. D. 1870
A. P. Z. Stafford
! By the Governor.
! Coles BAsHFoRD.
! SecretaryOf ArizonaTerritory
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
CHEAP III NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory
We are therefore certain that as to quality
and adaptability TO the wants of the COM
munity our stock is unsurpassed
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

FULLY, 0CH0A O. DELoNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
Conc Jslan0 Real estate for 6atc.

EOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn
miles from the Eewicrk City Hall 100 acres OF The most
desirable LAND ofered II il al high anu dry under hg
cultivation and by four railroads This property
situated for residences for parties desiring the
New
valuable plot for cutting up city lots Capitalists desiring
such popert will find ~ their advantage TO examine this al
Its vicinity NesYork its accessibility and the natural adj
ground render perhaps safe and valuable invest
inert at price found within Is miles Of the city Ii Will
plot several be desired For particulars
SC apply 70 C. ID. THOMAS, EIchangeeourt,
between Broadway and Ne.-s.
EOR SALE-Elegant COUNTRY SEAT, de-
Island the Sound water connection
handsome dwelling eplete with Improvement
gas fDe ouugs Is ceres land under highest state Of
kinds Of fruit abundance hue fishing
ming boating Price with farming implements SSUO-erm
accommodating. Permits OF A. JOURNEAH, No Pinest.
EOR SALE-FARM of 700 acres, with first
class improvements ia 6rcass order depot % miles
Long Island NJ A. RULAND q Co. . Beekmanst, ~ /
&0 01n PER ACRE for 8 acres of high
ID S.NDtID GROIND good grade from Brook
Ism ferries NJ. A. rutland & Co.. BeekmauSi N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
REAL ESTATE.
ErW YORK. M

NV YORK, MOHuHy, JUNG To- IbTU
No sales of real estate were made to-day in
public but the offices Of auetioneers there was con-
siderable inquiry.
Tomorrow Tuesday, there will be sale of 900 lots at
Valley Stream L. l., by the Messrs. Wyckof Little,
and Of lis lots at Caremont Bergen flights. by Mr..
Lewis T.. Wood - -,
nesdav portion OF the estate Of the late Nicholas
Cruger at Cruger's Station, on the Hudson River.
ant N nots ranging from onehalf IL five acres, will
me sold ~ the highest bidders, without reserve. The
property Is situated between Croton Point and Peekski,
11ne M the most attractive points on the river.
Mr. Win ii. Raynor has sold AZ lots bounded by Third
and second-aves and One-hundredand first and One
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in the Salt Water swamp, for
SsOOOO cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
Gitn Real Gstate for 6dle.

Citp Real gstate for Sale
ENOR SALE, or to LEASE for a term of years
in 25h-st. lth-aye lots Of GROUND including the
BUILDINGS thereon they stand together wish the boilers engine
suitable printing and bleaching fabrics will
arraugments rebuild building the Com
Traders Exchange
Park place win receive prompt attention
LNOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
Thry-Ith and Thirty seveuthts and Eleventh and
Tweh-aye4 immediate possession be there
foot Of Thirty and that street is newly paved Apply to
". H. WEBB, go Lewisst., or 81 Exchange place.
nor SALE-A first-class HOUSE, furnished
tnew 81 West Pity Possession June To- To be-
from 10 to Apply RANDEl, 80 and $50 Eghth.ave
1915 900 T0h A1 f on Bond t J and Mor
Weehester County. Apply JOHN p CONREY, No. o. "ast
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM IvERpOOL-la steamship Manhattan. June I3Mr and
M Baar Neil johnson Mr. and hrs Humphnes child
T and servant Walker H. Young Mss sweeney M and ms
Never and c NJ C0san Il. Conrad James Rice D. h Wilson,
X Isnt : Mcconnell Mrs. Foley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
Real Gsiatc TO gffbange.

rJ,O EXCHANGE for City OF Brooklyn House
elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE; modern 20
acres, proe 1900; hour in NerJersey
Addreas ounr WILLIAM H. H.. Tribune Ohoe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


Mails for RTrone Plymouth and Hamburg steamship
Thl Hoboen, close % the PostOMce at u NJ
a. Supplementary Nail for pad letters only
,saJe M On be AZ loh0keH. and closed Al lO
WEDNESDAY. JuNE 70.
Mails BurO va Queenstown and LIVERPOOL per steamship Ne
hsa from n r. close the POsiOoe az II NJ supple
men ar paid letters only made up Pier No 46NR and closes
~ q O'clock ?. m -,-r.,,.r &c
Frrope Ss1hlmpion and Bremen per steamship America
foot Of Thrt Hoboken close at the PosOhee 81 II VI steamship
sak at 3 H. Supplementary Mail for paid eits only made
I1er Al Hobokeu. and closed Of 1880 !. . -.
Ns. ior 8vaua the West ndes pr steamship Mis-
soar Per No. y X. close at steamship sails at p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
Anriion Sales of Real gstate.

A LDRIDGE a. WOOD, AuctiOneers will sell
IN WEDNESDAY June l5 1870 O'Clock the
by order Of JOHN HARRIS eq III choice BUILDING
LOTS Twelfth Ward of the Consolidated City Of jersey City
me, Hudson City ~ city country combined; healthy dry
dse line OF the NeEYok and Erie and Northern
Railroads. only Ferry by
approach the Hewiork AMI Enc Tunnel and Eve min
u walk from horsecars Payonia Ferry TO foot Of Chambers and
York city, running day and night Terms 10
per day Of sae 20 cent 70 days
when wsrantee DELIVERIES per three For
maps and full particulars apply to ALDRDGB WOOD, Real Estate
Jerse Citv. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD: -


DePo NewYo foot Of Barclayst anl foot Of
sIaMAR A8bASGEAgY s9sGeias aoSP M Asn Roo
ton Branch At Dover with Ch Branch At waterloo R
for Water Gap SrSds5a scrntoa Great benz ~ sys-
euse ana O~egG and al points on the aeAa"ahha and DO0s
Ilio m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
Esston L. v R. Tor bethlehem Allentown, Malca Chunk and
4op m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester r.
R. at Waterloo with SUSSEX R and At Washington With D. L. anil
for M@er GaP AMI SGs1,oa m RooooD
For MoRRlST0TE at g. I2o 4o H. 800 $50 4Io and
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $780, 7:0o ~
For ORANGE AID SOUTH ORANGE go 79o 300 1000 and
$780, 3iO 4O 400: o;J 6'o ofJ 500 and ll:fo
For NEWARK, $50 $50 300 $780, 500 1890 1922 Il:oo
LIZ 2S and d l sso ' s,s . Gro siS M 90 and f a
For BLooMFiEED aa MoSTCLAR $50 and m
300 $3.50 50 5:2J and 745 D. IN.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave DeDots foot
II Chsnber.st, an foot Of INVENT thrlsL, follow:
M apl Is s s CAM "a av New and improved Dangea
COACHES viii accom- an the 1000 a. m train through Buaao
ing Hornesyie with pa,aeec seng SSahes Pg Sn. 70
train snqaehaHna train NesYoA to
ciaeaq9 Esq5. aP leaves daily 4 7:iap@ ru,-,,n,
.p Fog sa m a" ana %'S =. FS fE'G S5 l'
For Greyconr and Way a, $3.50 m tTwen;y s, 's5 ny
For Newburgh way, a. $3.50 aud $3.50 (fsenty
For Safern and WAY AND p vePty th" 90, and
RON hrl>l Dcic oifJ ~ 10
:45am; las 3:4 5:l5 and From Chimberst Depot
Gas l0:l5 a. N Il n las AGO. 5:l5, aui o:ij p
HNals from Twrntyir Depot ~ - ane
:45 m tj 34 tJ:l5 5:4J and 70; - Prom Cha0ersst
Depot $500 No. u 10 400, l5:lJ, GOO aad tb4J m
For Monsgv. ant Wa, ron Tw ty-tl!ri Depot
Bj H. 2:45 t35 4:5 4:+5 and f6 amt SATURDAYS -
From Chamiers-st Depot az yh ui il;N
1853 AIS 5:No Saturday. only. t,:o midnight
Tickets Tor passage ia Drawing Room an Sleeping
Coaches can orders the checking - o. nag
eare NAV left Offices BAL $50 ami 30 Braiwyi
25 Chambers GTetuSih-s one hulla hh
ana Ils ,o o I ~ YdYcf No. Exchange.
pace Long Depot Jersey City and 81 the Agents a. the pnc
fNI n HTCKER June lnb WIN. Z. BARR.
General Suuerrieujtnt 1910. General Pisseuttr agent
Daiy For iaersrk only. For PerHor, Ngat Ollg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
~ ROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV -, 1869.
NeNlork of lwguyeycrhst and
Fourtl-ave Entrance % Twenty cventIs.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORH
Bridgeport. llD a tErl,
(Er). 3:E5. go. 500 and (Ex.D m. -.
Milford Farseh Southport and Nes;lor 800 l;o
For Sorvak 100 800 (kI sc ll9o 1918 tEIl 500
(Erl. 3:45 1880 (E1) $50 . 30 and 800 (EE.l p. N.
For Darieu g. ll:3O 3:45, 1880, $50 ard $50
For stanford (Er) ll:3O m; l2l3 Ell 23 tEIl,
3:45 1880 (Fr). 4:45 $3.50. $3.50, 7:l5 (EI) m.
For Greenwich ll3i 2:l5, 345 ~ $50: $50 1iI3 m
For intermediate stations att g. 5O a. NJ Eo,
Sgd,y NAL Tfan leaves SwYork att for
Boston ...,,,,,,c rn.,,,s
For Boston Sprngfob. ia. Ell lEN }, (EL)
Boston via shore Line 1913 tEr.l 3 lkT.l 2.
For Hartford aud Springfield q. m lEI) 25 (hhh Sup m
70 Hartford p. n.
pOr Connecticut Railroad (EIl l25 to Montreal,
Up m. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford PROVIDENCE and Rshk RaiLoad (I R:lS
For Sewaven New. London and stouingon Railroad m
R:l5, B. Bp
Railroad 400 p N. Northampton ADD Williams
burgh
Por Housatonic Railroad a. m and m.
For Nsugainok Rziruad. u A. m. , (EM) y.
For DanHry aud NOrvalk Railroad l2;l5 and g. and
ga in with Freight Train from NorNak 70 Dsnbur
For NrwCanaan Railroad 2l3 4JO and 90 sA1nr-
DAYS, $50 IN.
Sommodous sleeping attached to D. ani and Drawing
Room Car to the IN. and ?. N trains :, nova, o. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS NJ.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
4 - sun sets Moon rises. 8:4g
Iand.. IS Hell Gate .l044
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEWBORN. ............ .,...".....Juue g.
CLEARED.
Cruz Monitor j5ae, FhsegLa; E n Fsfchla Trout PbEder
a Sn1r Lfnoy tpa r:. fI-I P rsIGs Ph1a9is
Hsnurg Cro,e Mebourne and sydney Pawn
Bs-Aribtie Dicsson Barbados; Eliza bars yesy Hamilton
Buaia Helena Coin Cow Bay C. B.; sarna Gould PcOu Boo
Bfe-IAm,co B.Tero Naples Flor del Mar Pillow Bristol via
Porasj. Pose Holder s. john n b.
shT.Helsn Mar Rich Goacs'sT' Emy morrill, Morrill, Stamford
leblanc Harms Nlhey s. { A. johnson hsgee Washington d.
d bloomfield Io5be ssord Geo washington Peek stamford
ARRIVED.
ss%a iou, aoof, wasee Se6pTs c. naval sSo,c.
ssg Gee Grfsa hirt b. SasaBore 81 DAYS mise
Bari tfeafsegos Cole Little Glao5 Ray Y days' coal
S.Is ggi nS sS , sfT ii 9.os y days y sss
E, Gqs rR R AFao9 { Saae99 Y aai se''
Brig WeBouab stone Havana 70 days molas,es
Brig Gsd9g siaI Festhy Doogy Island, Ca days, lumber
B B G Geo Graham R Gsc' Bay ]. dS1, coal
SehI Lucy H. Gibson ST. Martins - das Via Delaware Breakwaer
sctr " Iisdssy sreislt Harsor Island 70 DAYS fruit
sclf vIc.u. j. Wallace PoTter Ee1tnera 10 DAYS fruit
sSif Robinson oi Hre Corpus 80 Cb e ds5s 5e
sebi Gslret, P wight Clopper EIeutbera day fruit
sehr john william Wilmington n c. days naval stores
Sbr / urs. Ahuly. Nassau 10 la's mdse.
i S Sau So y s. Is iay i 1s days nut
SIR MAJ Russell sIu'n, Jacksonville 10 DAYS. umber
s.EoaSEhs-h4'Ek AND CoAsTSifS.
sst ias Bridgeport. nightingale chm0ud Me.
Japs Brllenfu. Baltimore NOrSak,
Germ.e Portland c. Avail Portland, CT
G s. Hazard. Rr g-1nr'. Sterling Southport
Ma Greenwich. Hartford
Mar s-..o- Ro5.'ard. Champion, Providence
\ r. Vine, New. Haven. on Lach Providence.
EIBe.rt Eea.llattr r. NJ. CLARK, Hartford.
C. lrm.r. N.s-Ia-e0. Cinderella, POrt JEFFERSON.
Pr-more irOyiaeL1s G. -. John New Haven.
stamford. Martha Georges Banks
s. Hartford James Holman, New Haven.
Blssr yrgra J. ?. Miller, Virginia
G. Morou. Nrlra Mar Ann Gner, Virginia
B. Clements. virginia Eva Elrfltla
Qrresl -.u.a sarah Lsyua. Virginia.
Ala Nr-g.a J. j. Merritt. Virginia
kEl.it virginia. L. Moore, Georgetown, ID. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BfuV June l1Ayl steamship George AppOd from Baltimore
h1l1u ifor P Seltuue non New loA; ship George H.
Ssryl Cs.ltta Hea Frank Iernl, Moutey.deo SAILED,
HsAfsi Irp0l. for NeE-lorE
NV OsIsSs June I2ArTved steamship MaTpoa Kembe from
ktu-loiE
FOREIGN PORTS.
0EySTuvS Jgnr l3Tte steamships AleVpO fnd CITY Of Baltimore
H Nes ! Liverpool arrived here the former al o'clock
l2i-7- Afternoon. az ]. O'Clock this forenoon
hoTHAxruS lue lIHt steamship Hermann. from New Iork,
rfd ltfr a. morning the o. Bremen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
WIN. Z. BARR.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

4 UNN INI4NNU
- SUMNER ARRAN f vt -
and after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Trains vi" Lave james SIP al
follows:
8pl a. IN. Grecnpor; and Sag IaFhor Mail Train.
1000 Noriiot Way Train. sOiag al intern nae saions
I2:nO Hampstead Way FRAN
$3.50 .. m. Gr-enport and sag HTtOr Express.
m. NOTthfort EfVp>s
IN. Nortbg Nay rain
$3.50 D. m. For North Zip and intermediate stations
All Trains buc FOR Hampstead SUNDAY trains oI hon,
o. anI6 J. ID. bAL.. 81.