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Cartn and rurrs Of sying this port reqres'e
deliver addressed tie KeNiOrk Associated Prss only 10
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. W Sonio uete
Agent News the journal Of Commerce Tines IHlbUS
VorH sun EIDress Ereaing Post COular1Hl Adfrt SadH
Zeg Yorker Denokrat should also be delivered only !"
the sane
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SUPERIOR coURT-srpc1lb TERN.

Decisions - BY Judge acknowledgements
Hardy agt. PcytOn Jordan aud Frank Jordau.-Pott
d. Livingston appointed receiver Judgment debtors,
filing bond of $1,000 form of order to be settled
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excursions.

nAULY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS erepted The lasi sailing steam
boa, NTH upper lover saloons SYLVAN SHORE Capt oney
viii leave North Righh-s, Wismsbugh, $40 Eghtl-st
East River a. m Prckp, 1870 CHRIS "phert, North River
b. m Pier North River, 1880 a. -
On SATURDAYS FROM Newark (vha below stephen Coudts at
o o'clock n landing at Bergen Point - -
BAIT, LINES, AND REFRI-SHMENTe ON BoAkD ,r, -.
AIo Brass and Coullon Band. FARE FlFIl CbhlsF
NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
~ HPANY-OHee 9B estst-ro SARATOGA AND RBIi RI.
Fre Tor the round trip IS for sale the Pier "a n
r. Steamer leaves daily Al p Saturdays erceped)
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me6bins CARDS, Sc.

A T WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
1asI-" EDDiho CARDS and PINE STATIONERY. (Essss
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iOestrbcster Gourtn Real Gelate for Sale.
If YOU want to PURCHASE or HIRE YOn-
4 kers Property, call Or address J. YOUMANS Yonkers
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SUPREME CONTEMPORARIES.

Decisions-By Judge Brady. - Chaplin agt.
Knapp.-Motion denied, DC.
BY Judge Barnard.-Wrsht agt. Wright.-Motion de
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE. LINE STEAMBOATS,

DEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,
steamers DREW nd F So J5s Continue to rssv. their er
sS s,sI ua .s Of At O'clock. daily sa9.
so @ss '1a E fleets cd aO SagsG ssc.i cd to s.s s
and No. COurst Brooklyn This the only steamboat ne sonnong
WI" sGn1 train. 70 sses and sharon from Albany Travellers mus,
is business.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
E SR;, o., T5e ,pd steamers s''
CRY or NETWORK,
CITY or LAWRENCE
F Leave Me- daily ana 81 oso:s M rom
for P an, S ' sS3 . EI .S w train.
G AMI Boston Hartford aud Ers Raoaia '" "''
Nd r9E Rroagh tickets and rates for freight apply =, The ose Pier 50
'i Ssx .1ofE Oct 49, 1872 J. L. SHoAi''|' Agent
E0R NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
s d t5' a's On Sc ss1l 4 New
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
Ians. ana civ . Of .5so Leave daily = m for Hartford
NEWARK and NEW YORK B0AT.-Steamer
=, %, I [GC, WAY 'Sys. foot B.re'y' & and 40
E0R N0RWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
tine no dq,t half s5oAd fare the beautiful steamboat NELLY
%a and n.y. at SS ss ifs ss 'Es e. Ss%
Pare ' cent?. Eear IN. Ssi s ., IS O''t' and S''' trains
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cor
FRg hTk % Ne WEST IN
RR A4f sR ftso S P s RS "a Nk aw s9S s
s.P ~ f.ns. s sls sS M .a az es. from
foot Of Courndt; privilege WEST Of trip washing
ton c. and without The ONLY LINE sforng
C. W.PERyRIL. General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in New sry
at Somee With South Branch Railroad; Hampton Junction
with the De.v Laek,s.an. AID Western Railroad; Php.Sgs
with the Lshgh and Susuelanna Ras; and Esston e
hgl Rsad and forming
bGrZh e Ws without change Of also 70 Central Pnns
''"'' SUI ~ ALLRsrowN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Sommsneinf Jn1s lSI9'-Lease Ssw.fdi az follows
6LmFO Pennington Il. or Bethlshou Mauh Chunk williams.
port Wlkesbarre Prso4 Gsi'loy City Tankhannoek, ToSsa
49, u To- Eis.oa o..
l'm-ffs PA rson, e'tor Allentown haqeh Chunct wilkes
barre Reln CanL Ilaeaser Ephnta Liz Poisue, Harris
- ,a.-For tl,tOp AI-royp ,pi M'a'h cbult ,.,.,-
49, p u.-Io' so.eryls and Remington.
5:lj r. u.-tor eonsryiIle
p m.--lor Essson.
- o. soIenie.
B. M, hmgrsnti-For Raston aud the Yves.
IN mIFor PI.iaSe on wednesdays AMI Saturday, only -
o. n,S IIi% Ti2 m 100 1900 2l5 3:l5, $500 800 $50
4:45 5:l5 $3.50 54s 600, b'-o I'O I'4O 'O ''-O' '' '
H'"pm FOR TIE WEST.
wrrER. FxPEgs daily (e1cep Sundays for Eason, Allen
town ssbn1 and Tie Harrisburg for Ere and the
oil Oas s0neris for kemington Connects az juno
for Stroa5qrg, Waer Gap scranton B1gnanoa' is az
5p m-CiScrsSlT ExPagss dsiy Tor Bon Bethlehem Asn
town Reg Harrisburg Pittsburgh CHICAGO and Sna1sH s,ssS
VII Dsss,re Western Railroad for Scranton
grry III jersey City to Pittsburgh every evening
Tf Tor We': go BE oae at tie once the I osp a S
Nos 20 "a rs BrO4 at No. 10 Greenwich ana AZ ue Plp
n p p,rc-,ts Cen Pass Az.
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TuuRspAys WEATHER REPORTS
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
An SIM sts ........ 1923 Moon sets s:B
''" '' MON THIS DAY. 80 ~,
"a, tIk 600 Cow Island 1913 Hell Gate .......RG3
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fflarble an0 Slate alantels.

fflarblc ano Slate alantels.
DECORATED MARBLE MANTELS, Vain
seotng representation Of all foreign
be TO Og designs black, engraved in gold MIDDLE
FIELD 69 Broadway Branch eroom N Fulonst Brooklyn
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
II Marberei and Decorei prices from $40 80 and upward
Also ever description, plin aud ornamental
PESRHiS SLATE Co, No 20 West Eagheenth-st.
Between Fiji and SIh-,reA
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
vi Gnysole. Tiles Table and Plumbers Sab'Se" showoons
Wits Enest assortment Of MANTELS Prices reduced
A. KLIBER, l3i and l36 East Bighteenthst. NeF.York
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI ,nd eegsp deazu, So sl2, SIS, sZSO T. B.
STEWART Co. silhaVe bet Thirytnh and Thryrhst
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER AItRAN CEMENT.
coaa.sent MONDAY MAJ 90 lo, hon Roosevelt nd GrASd'~
ferries
San Mail ,nd Accommodations to Pstehogos.
10 A. m Babylon AeoomI odsuon, ard all stations -
ia Roisuay Hxcuon This trsa will be pat on "a mn.
$40 n Psehogue connecting viii sasss IT DsH'
port, Fire Place, aaA south Haven
ann. m Aseon nodsea for PaiehOgue 80 AID
$40 D M Accom- notation for Isl and al sscns ..,.,.
6:UP n Accommodation for hsrsk and oil SsASHsi an sA'''
through 20 Bshyloa =, a., =. a.h,o. for
o.. m .sd ,:J5 D. n EIprs. sosaees With boat q ba"'' W.
rrv lsasd. u
All trains connect ct Valley sursn for Roeaa~a, sfsv'
from ks- and fp9 LAMP y.,.~., R...A s.<
rsfrx hmsais and sosvsaisaee Of eIsnruon"
Tsists 70 ID from the Beach, Oss Dollar
farsAsr PAxssslsn large Is An s-.s......A-A
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GUNNER Retreats.

A T POuLINEY. VI, Rey;J. Newman, ID; D.,
thoroughly renovated. Send Tor sad references.
BELMONT HALL, Schooley's Mountain, Nj.
~ snow open for the reception Of company D. CROWELL
BRANDON HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
SgEs 81 s ssssa IL Is,s Sos a
lama and has 'n' News 4 s wI "a G Co. f f%lI
Tslesa train Ehe Railv.y to MqHIaS station,
ROARDERS WANTED-A few can be ac
rOr. Jeryi. Address W. b. MiGlsins Orange Co, Ny.
COOPER HOUSE. Otsego Lake, CooPer$town,
G0lne and Archery gVund Boating Fishing +eAaboaing &c
=. - Address CHAs A. wATKfSS
CLlFFW0OD SPRINGS H0USE.-Delight-
hr:la NSkYorS Dr. KENT ProPdei9, 40 BlyeetsEs. \ Y
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Cii7tracE,
cGlslii Sent CS93 t1 \ T. open for SUMMER BoASDE
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL,
IVA Franklin County Vermont
.p G eonn r' viii @ hSs sS h S es 5
such wonderful cures in cancel seroi Bghfs sea and Other
Gbsa Route by Harlem Hudson River Raoa Bad Of music in
attendance D'''' ~ season rom 90 % sUBGsf rlopao
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE,
crS AZ dives sa attractive as soua %Hn Hged Nib ~
furnished containing abundant baths and all modern CONVENIENCE ~
rapidly Oiled few desirable rooms ma secured BY making ue.
ate application Hourly trains and only one S9a5 KIN s p,D,,
SURF HOTEL, .-.-.
y FIRE ISLAND
Through Tickets and Baggage checked foot Of Rooeve' NJ
and J:30p m. ID > ;. sAaMls.
CEA-GIRT HOUSE, Monmouth Co., n. j.
- This pleasant Summer resort duaie directly on the Atlantic aoe
via Raoa Famngia where carriages will be
convey the house G. GAkkEfSON PROPRIETOR
TNHE PETTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, Conn,
family taken OF the coolest
ui places land ST. enough make
daily.
For particulars and reference send for circular.
II. l.. PARKER, Proprietor.
Formerly Hnmonasset Ionse
WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, C0NN.-
House recently enlarged; few families uey
nished; table second 70 four trains daily Newlor excellent
drives, hunting and fishing. n. TURRBL, Proprietor
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-----o rys AsslsIAsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "a
C,rArCn PROPOSALS, in duplicate with

NUTItttINN' y
e - q, ,h, appended 20 each h,a and wi Be
n M. odce tn,I u lay 10, lSle, Tor u'ahns al te re-
49,, md lastsfs and etag II for Na!saolb, New
ys HsrboI AMI attic faue BCiLDING 4,EH se
and l6Kz iestin accom-
and sTeciLcat0us ale n uis ofcr.
ts suins completed within sixty lea> dsy5 ser ss- o.
eo s sni safecni h0nas viii he required for Tie
,xrruton Of the eon'riet -.
Each nd m.si secupsn BY guarantee signed b. TOO poa
.e that Ia TIE " the sccepanee ~ NC sawe
eontae they xi become sareties Tor tue Ah And
Of the work a. -lh Az.
vii he ea,ertsinca that net made "a aeooaAn'' VIVA
yeriteIneLt IN -. - hLtl.,.
TIE Government the right 10 reject any o. al ps H o
privilege Of being pFeseh 81 the oenss el ss Ann
be el Proposss o Ohr s" anl 1o
ld sed 30 the unss nsho I" "s"" ~1 WI
hef iAio'Hse"h VI 'ho SA'' RUFUS INGALLS,,
Br,x,t Assistant QaArennsser General Hs 's
Quart
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COURT CALEYDARs-Tns DAY.

COURT-SpEl ilItM
en- Manhattan ms Co AIT LEI .uenlu sg'. Spencer.
L-I ~ Sass agt. BOle
81 N,eo at KaHuf lJ..GTahlm agt. Cayana-h.
Pom r1v ACT Smith rs. Bcurers at. Merriam.
70. Ttuny ag. Thompson. W ..Nlll6 Agb ii"p',, c,
C0Utr GENERAL SEssioNS--tu oIi Ae.Hcbi o.'eNi r
Gerhard George ALISON, Charles Walker grand larceny A1an
ID.
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POsr-OFFICE DEPARTMENT, NAsdlNSiON -
PROPOSALS for DEAD LETTER EN-
VRLOPES-sesed proposal. will be received AZ this Depart
neut until July DO 1870 At O'Clock for furnishing prd
Of two years Commencing l0th day August 49, Envelope to
be fo returning dead letters % winters
The Envelopes hand ummd ard eqs In qdaI OF pfe
mule selected by the Department aud hV h
pnung upon Postmaster General NAV direct The mus ~
delivered quantities such tines te required - Ar
PoOhce Department In arlington d. g. cool oder Peblh
oil packing and tr5n
poon about To- 80 Per month the annual saPPP oes
estimated Al Zoo 600 more or lessl. ., ..iti,,.
Specimens the EnvtOI for which proposals arr lhsiei
forms for proposals. be bal on appcaaol 10 ihe INV ~
Postmaster General ,.s,,Y., "a
no proposal will be considered unless offered by manasse,
envelopes By suAeent and satisfactory
and the Postmaster The ucht 10 RET an
Ia his iuagmeRt ~ the Gevrrlisen fn GA Ill
oDds saient surst es ~ re seA y. % 80
he he fi'hful OF TIE cortra
Of section OF the aet o.
The Of 1872 AMI payment under SAIL e"'''E " =
adj stnent OF aceoanp A. ~ a ANAL IN. ron.
re Pes.s, str Genera re hmeh The ngh y
tract xh.ayer The sane pert thereoi Is Oiris ~
n,,p- and urIer no circum will irnshI NV y ~
s,oxsd ~, sanctioned 70 any who si he M we so
,s,., C.persl less le 10 tao o1dnss tse u1n NO
=, a soco-, and The rgh also reses 70 ~ Ven
& 90 a..i d. contract ii IN uisHons hfe A4l - a 70
yof lis spuiaOns ~
- ,rnse ur.n he DepArtnent e1ubq r. HIsIo 70
an1 see marked tfo,osAis Tor
.. ,ni siiressei 20 the Tir Assistant Postmaster
General oaoe DnIsa.ns " N, p.,a,,,, osasl
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TnR SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Of the late

win sen at Pabhc Auction,
On MONDAY July 49, 1870 at of that day at the Hotel at
Baown Dutcess County under the direction Of Thoas Lawrence
Referee The valuable ence known Amon" for fifty
years the eoan seat othe late Robert SSh Livingston deed sit
ud N the Town Of Red Hook Duchess County ng the Hudson
River oH three miles from and four miles from Ty
OIL and comprising about On said premises pendd large
House ouBul Of that usually found
tired geneuans country residence lee House Wine Room Green
Houses sne spring wells Of and eFhng Convenient for
hscass residence II handsomely laid out in lawns and carriage
drives and has choice collection Of ornamental ard
fruit Also on aid premises very large supply Ship Lumber
said to be alone inyestn Tor sis for
Country Redeuce equad pronounced
by competent judges Country Residence in America Tenn.
Por Maps further particulars apply the Office " GIDEON
j. TUCKER esq Plaintiffs Attorney Herald Building the once
ofThOhAS LAWRENCE, esq Referee No o SaansL or at the
otlee Of tie Auetoneer, No IL Pine-st New-iork
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TIE CENSUS.

The following census returns were made yes
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Treasury DEPARTNEST, wAsHISGrgy D. G, J2ne j. ~
PROPOSALS for CONSIRU iIONg , or +

Treasury DEPARTMENT WAsHISGrlS, D. f52nc - a.
PROPOSALS for C0NSTRUCIlON or r.
Il SIDEWHEEL STEAMER Of WOOD fer Atf .NlE AAnl
ERyICB-separate sead proposals VII be rcsI az s D,p
rneut until y O'Clock FRIDAY JAY g. 1870 Tor lurg one sl
steamer the rryelue le ef o o
Pic &c Coast delivered the port ~ san aacsco p,
Measurements 10 be aocoaing % the on 'ltio-
rule taking length load line m forward part az stern 20 at
-post breadth Of beam model a-1 eepll " -'' P
deck o Of ceiling.
General for the vessel E be furnished bidders
Application Custom House al Boston hea-lofA' flti1 DAM
more and San Francisco 49,, - 81, 49,. IL. - II
Lnots f,rs sir viii be required
will be given bids In aceariane WIN ue
To vak Mi he csde On under De7s11a Of an agent
ftbe Treasury DEPARTMENT and all % ties ans; De a0rgi nm oi
;r.ncn1 he material wolkmanshp Such parts o. eth-r as are
mot In accordance with the drawings an specifications vi" De el
must be made good By the contractor.
no bid viii he considered Tor except from parties regularly
engaged in ship-bulding r,.,
be accompanied ~ written gulrac a-al ny 'e
competent surely certified 20 be- sHn hY oef hn 20
the Depamen Of twenty thousand dollars 60 tatn
the event such DID, the Contract H ~ ~
tered into within day after notice gwen b TIE Department u
the bid has been accepted.
The bid should for which such vessel will be completed
ami delivered Aforesaid .-.
months from the time Of signing the e0Aae vi" DC ah "
the completion Of the vessel &c., III, a.. ~ ..
copy Of the plans specifications must be nelos With the BID
evidence rs o the object Of the proposal n.
An proposals must he signed sealed and nore Proposals Tor Rev
Steamer. and ilclseln envelope 1l 70 se's VI Wv
Treasury Washington d. C. IN,
B1iers will re1uir furnish with their bis general plan an
showng internal arrangement with vac" 10 ooAh lie '
disposition Of the several parts -----.-,t.
Parties will he required TO furnish scespbs
models With detailed specifications. before closing contracts
The vessel must according TO American Lo specaon'
for Ma. 1 WOO Tn y.~es for niLe years
l.
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TSELhWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD. .a


Barcsy and foot OF thritonhst
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOSDAg ApnA H. l37o
800 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, couuscE enve vita Boon
Branch Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo Win s9'se'
Newton Washington with the D. b. ani W. X n
Gap Siroubur Scranton Great Bend BnR ,non Sa
BoonOsfB
and Delaware and Hudson x Ris.
lao LEIIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at NeyaS Morris.
town Dover Hacetsy Washington Phpbnrg aud Eaonj
Phpshurg Bel Del r. for BeIdere, &c, and at
Eaon with L. v r. Behehsm, Alsaown MaGsh Chunk and
Wlkesbare. -
0 m SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
r. Sacoo with r. ard At Washington with d. L., and
r. Gap, Sironsburg, ami Scranton
$3.50 NJ HACKETfSTOWN MAIL with Boonton Chester
SUSSEX Railroads.
$50 D. m. 80
400 4:20 and $500 m. - ...-e. . -. - -. :. -.
Il2Os NJ loo $780, 34O 43 49, $780, 600, 6:4 $780, AID ll;S
NEWARK a. $3.50 1890 s:co s:3o $780, 1880 1O:3o Hoo
go aud :4O m, sl:l0 2;O0 s23O 3 $40, $3.50 40 4D
s45O $40 $40 $50 500 $500 '7;45, 800 aad Has
Trains marked stop s East Hessrk.
Fol BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR az $50 and uOO NJ aa1
.sO 5.lO G.2D and :A5p
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
- SKINNER tECFNRgr

L
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE p, 1870
Passenger Station HesYork of Twenty ssvestht and
FOarth-aye. Entrance Twenty seveathsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
New Haven and Bndg eport (R, ll30 nj lzS (Eh
$500 (EI.) 345 1870, $3.50, and (Ex) . =. -, =.
Milford Sraorl Fairfield, Southport and Weport 'VO l"
. 3.45, 43) and $3.50 p. N. "A
For Norwalk 100 JEr) s:oc l.9o BIS (sI) 81"
(Er). 3:l5 $50 (EI), $3.50, $50, and $500 lEt) p
For Dsreu I g. 1880 345 1880 $50 and o'1p M ia
For stanford EEL Il:3o nj l2;l5 (ELh 1'l'' 'Ahh
345 t;3O (Er) 445 $50 $3.50. 7:l5, Er) ots o.s
For Grsuweh and intermediate stations y L~ m T'i' ''
s1pS, T. Taa leaves Twenty st., York " n Tor
Boston Via both Springfield Line ant sbore "
DO''0" YIN WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 8 3 IA, and 9 P. a.
For Boston, fhore Line, l2:l5, p m -. . ,..,..I
For Hartford and Springfield, R:l9 4So p m 70 hs'u
ep. %, III s...-u., ..,os.
Mar Bsy arriving stB:J0 &.
For Connsctcut River Railroad, 2;S p L. 70 nonu"A
n m o Northampton
For Paw at 10 Sorsch and Frodheei -i'i
FOR SesHsyea sai northampton Railroad 800 p N to
Northampton md " ll.nsburgh.
For HousatOnc Railroad, 8 A. n. and ?. m
Per Nsugs.ak Railroad and ~ ?. m 70 naterDaI
For Dan horE.k Railroad lL;l9 ana $50 p m
Por Nevis Railroad lI;l5, fiJV ahd 9O p NJ
Coumoous Sleeping attached 10 tram ani 80 un
day Mail Train ehf Line. Room Car etache 70 s Il
N md 4 n M train, JAMES Ii. H0YT Superintendent
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gounirp propertp 10 Get.

NEW French-roof COTTAGES to LET or
" A Ruiherfsrd Psrt Btstien n. j.
l. '' fHOe u A0NBw No. 30 0ssssssse -. Ss~'>
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i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
H MMER ARIA G NJ F.
MAY l6i 1870 Trains vail leave James sup a.
S:OCa n Greenpor, and Sag Harbor Mail Train
1000 NOp0r Wa rain stopping at all n1ernaate staonI
1890 IN Hampstead Way Train
$3.50 ,. ~ Greenpor snd Sag Hsrbor Erpresl
$3.50 ,. IN Houhpor Express.
$3.50 !. m. North gort way Train
6:3O D. M Por North Islp and intermediate stations
branch Hempstes Sunday trans TOT ho
Point a m AMI 6 m m j. ID. BARTON. sup.
ckes sold direc, to East Hampton and $3.50 trans
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROAD.-frlins leave Thirteht as follows
sa N. Clesgo Express Drawing room cars attached
m Special samtogs Express Trans VIII DRAWING
Room e and through to Saratoga without change IN hours
and 80 Minutes al. =,
Special Drawing Car Express for Chicago No so
Tor except in Drawing room Cara
Northern aud Western Express D wing attached
D m Montreal Express Draslg-room attached
Express with Sleeping through 70 WatertdWu,
Syracuse and Csnandaiyui (DalYl
Express with Spngcsr attached fr Chicago
via both ~ G. Railroads for Louisville via lndanapohs and Tor
Buffalo and Rochester This train will Leave m on sanlaisl
II p. W., Night Express, Sleeping attached.
p. m, Hudson train
200 a and D. M, Poughkeepse trains
9:43 NJ, 4.la, and 6;5 p ~. PeeksAU trans
$3.50 ard 700 D. m. Sing Sing trains. So,
$50 7;0 9;O5 and 10 2:O lao: AS 5o $40 and Il'''
D. NJ, Yonken trains
"a. m, Sunday train for Poughkeepse - =, - -,
Eex.York 2T 1870
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD D

A1FWARK AND NEN-1Okk hhiIhOAD.-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-01

1t strikes us that was an unfortunate Ut.
terance for this particular Washburn one
that will never meet the sanction of those
who sent him to Congress-one that will
stick to him like the shirt of Nemesis.
export Gazette.
What stores of neurological Lore What
familiarity with female Greek divinities, to
assert on positive knowledge, that Nemesis
wore shirt, and that il fitted her unpleas
antly close. 1t argues Promethean cogniz'
ance OF the secrets of tie Daughter Of Night !!
Why say tha. Nemesis wore shirt bleached
and warranted" when others of her sex cali
lt-by another name. Think how 'sthis par
hcular Washburpe" would look even were
Nemesis willing. We beg the Gazette not
TO insist upon this unheard of proceeding, a.
1t did with the "Goddess Cupid Such in.
novations on Mythology will make old Her.
euiss trsnble for his bequsst.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-01
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Special Meeting January 81, 1870.

Present, His Honor, the Mayor, and Al
dermen Wollenhaupt, Riley, Egglsston,
Spencer, Huber, P. Skinner and G. W..
Skinner
The council proceeded to elect judges CT
election for the ensuing year, and the fol
lowing named persons we're declared duly
elected judges in the several wards, to
wit
First Ward-Sereno Powars, Abram Wag-
oer, S. +. Cook.
Second Ward-A. Briggs, J. R. Johnston,
l.. NJ Weber.
Third Ward F. Copp, J. W. Spencer
P. Simmons p
"" -. ..,,;on of Alderman Spencer the
NJ, 90. authorized, in the event of any
Of The Judges declining to serve. to appoint
others IN their stead.
The following places we're selected in the
several wards at which to hold the elections:
First Wsrd-Farmers' Retreat.
Second Ward-City Council Room.
Third Wsrd-Rescue Engine House.
Fourth Ward tfice OF Anawslt, Denk
man & Co.
An ordinance granting coal lots, on levee,
to the R., R. l. & st. l.. railroad company,
was submitted.
Alderman c W. Skinner moved that the
matter be referred to . committee consist
ing Of the Mayor, and Aldermen Huber and
Spencer, TO report at next meeting. Yeas
and nays being called for, resulted as fol
lows:
Yeas, Aldermen Wollenhaupt, Spencer,
Huber, P. Skinner and c. W. Skinner, 5
Nays, Aldermen Egglestcn and Riley, 2.
On motion of Alderman Spencer, tn =
Mayor, together with the committee on
streets and alleys, were authorized to take
such steps as may be necessary to have the
railroad crossings properly plsnked FROM the
foot of Arsenal street to the wagon bridge
leading to the Island, and also see that a
hagman is stationed; day and night, at said
crossing, to notify persons of approaching
trains.
Alderman Spencer moved that the SAM
ittee be requested to report what
further steps will be necessary TO make the
passage way to the Island bridge pleasant
and safe in the future Carried.
Mr.. Abbott, of the R r. l 4 St. l..
railroad, extended an invitation to the
council to attend railway convention, to
be held February I'd, at Hamlet, in Mercer
county, Ill.
On motion the invitation WAS accepted.
On motion adjourned.
J. FRANK CONWAY,
City Clerk.