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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

10 ss,r LONDON, March /.
There was much Indignation in boating
circles at tho result Of the boat racG yes.
teraay, between SadlerAua Heath. I II j.
supposed the result was brC-arraugcdlb6.
tween the parties for betting purposes,
Dispatches just received announce that
fifly.six lives were saved at tho sinking of
NY Mr. G"sI Ialbthya Il yasrcIdso; toi Ids thnIeam.
bria against the sappho, unless the latter
allows time in favor Of the Cambria n of.
set indifference ofton9agC, q, ,,f-rr,
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Tint Famous September Letter.

That Famous september het1oE"
During tho revelations which followed
the September gold panic, much reference
was made to letter addressed by the
President to Secretary Boutwell, and left
with General Bpttertleld TO bc deltv'
cred to the Secretary on his return
from Massachusetts, to Washington, about
the middle of September. That letter
was alleged to have been IN endorsement
of the Gould. Corbln theory Of high gold
The letter itself is the best proof of III
character, and IS nstollows: a
NEEGYoREe CITY, Septc1s, 1850.
Hon, ,GeS. s ,BoutR4I fSty eChe Ifeqsgry' q g
|. DEAR SIN: I leave here tomorrow
morning for Western Pennsylvania, atl6
will not reach Washington before the mid
die or last Of next week. Had ! known
before making my arrangements tol
starting that y6u would DO In this City
carly this week, I would have remained
10 meet YOU. / am satisfied that on youl
arrival YOU will be mot by theLbulls aud
bears Of wall street, and probably by mer'
chants, too, to induce you to sell gold OF
pay the November interest in advance or
Inc one side, and To hold fast on tho other
Tic tact Is, desperate struggle Is now
making, and each party want the Gov
mCnt q help them out. ! write this lettGl
to advise YOU ofwhat l think you may OK
pcct, TO pitt you on your gnartl ] think
from the lights before me, would move
on without change until tho present strug
gle is over, IfyOu want to write mo this
week, my address wilt bo Washington
Penn. ! would like 10 hear your expe
rienCe with the factions, at al events, y
they give you time TO write, No do4b'
you viii have better chance to Judge
than !, for have avoided general discus,
sion on the subject, Yours truly. u
U. 8. GRANT
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Speech Of Mr.. Dawes In New Hamp-
IF shi1e.-.tsNO Ascending Scale of ,
HsPublic Expenditures" ~
NEW YoRK,, Feb. 28.

"a NEW. YORK, FEB. ~ g,
Hon. Henry L. Dawes, in his speech ut
Nashua, N. H., Saturday; said: There isan
earnest, conscientious effort in all branch
cs Of he government to sec to 1t TINT there
shall not be dollar more appropriations
for the next year than for this. was
charged yesterday afternoon by the Prcsl.
dent himselrwitL this message. He told
me to assure the people Of New HAmp-
shire that this exhibit | have made here
Of the successfully collection and the eco.
nomical expenditure ofmoney during the
present year Is IN earnest and u pledge OF
what It shall DO In the year to como. "Tcll
tllC people Of New Hampshire that during
my administration there shall be no rs.
ccnding scale Of public expenditures; but
whenever, and wherever the closest scr1l.
tiny shall disclose tho possibility OfCntting
Off q dollar, It shall be DONE" 1,i'G,s - Z.
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SENATE.

Mr. WILSON introduced II joint rcsolu.
tiOn fol, better observance pf Sunday In
military md NAVAL hcadclhiGs. " Referred
to the Military Committee.
Air. REyEIS presented a apeIitiOn from
tho c0lored men of philadelphia fOrStlIC
passage ofa bill to sccure ID dlI persons
equal protection Of laws. Referred.
Mr.. DRAKE from tho Committee o.
Education and LabOrreportod substitute
for the Joint resolution concerning col
lcges, for tho benefit Of agricultural and
mechanic arts. lI t,iG i4.. 5uls.H 81
Mr.. WnsON from tho Military Commit,
tee reported without amendment bill
extending until December 1st, 1870, tint
for present claims for additional bountics
Mr.. HowEII madc his first speech IN
support Of his resolution, TINT. In every
grant Of land 70 d railroad proviso shall
b.. incorporated, SECURING the rights ,pI
settlers 10 homstcads on grants, and re-
quiring the lands to bo put In market al
an::carly day,at prices not exceeding $3.50
ner acre, The resolution introduced by
Mr.. HOwBLL was adopted. .,.. ID
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the Funding bill. ym,, W., ~ II
Mr.. CORBETT submitted and advocated
m amendment previously introduced by
lin as 4 separate bills Without action
the Senate went into Executive session
md soon after adjourned. ...f,1 -It3 II
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Baltimore Market.

fa.fral. ,.Ir7 DAETTNoR1; March !.
.FLOUR-Plrm, less activity and unchanged.
CnGTN,-Wheht-Rlrm and IN Improved do
maIld: Pennsylvania 81 2t6l 50. Corn-AetlvG
white 9t19Ge: yellow tSC. OAts-St3S8kC. Rye
TTSTIsioNs, Mess PoFk-S31 10. Bacon
OnIet; ri6 sides lSitC; clear rib I6HE: shoulder
I9Ke: hams IStA'c ~
LARD-i6Hc.
WIuaET-&i m
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- n" hRI5l WHVUH T.
Notwithstanding the announcement thai
the Manll Gras festival would lDG sup
pressed by the police, at this honr Zone
O'clock) tho Fat OK Bout Gras procession
has Just entered the court yard, of the
Tuilleries. Great crowds Of people gath,
cred on the line Of march, but no dtstur.
baRec Of any kind occurred.
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New York Produce Market

! Wv -0T'TT|T -T7I NBW YORK, March ].
C0TTON-IleAvy and lower; $500 bales sold al
23Ac for mIddling upIAnlS.
FLoUE-o Closed duiI and trlaO lower on low
grades extra.
GRArN.-Wheat- Nominal 'at 81 1901 I8 tot
No. 3 spring. and a 3041 % for winter rod and
ambCr western. Rye-Qulct at 90Sb05c for west
ern. COrn-Flrm at 9IG96c for sound new mixed
western. "'''.' '- ~
PROvIsIoxs. -POrk-Nore active and lrmsF for
mess on spot: $25 % bid, $26 asked; sales / $50
hhlh At 81 % seller March, aud go seller April.
Nominal Bacon-NOmlnll. u ff'f' "s''
LARD7A AhAde hrmeF; 800 ucrreS prime steam
buyer 20 days at 14h.
E0OG-ln moderate request and unchanged. Do
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TUE Legislature yesterday appointed a
Committee to meet the Virginia CommIs'
sioncrs and confer with them concerning
the object Of their mission.
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Cincinnati Bible Case to bo Renewed.

Cincinnati Bible Case to bC Renewed. J..
ooLuXBUs, o., March /.
The Supreme Court to-day granted an
application for a writ Of error In the Gin
cihnati Bible school case, but set the
case for hearing on the second Tuesday in
December. This leaves the cAsc so that
the Bible can I've read in tho Cincinnati
schools until that timGat'lcast,
The House to-day rccOnsidercd yestCr.
days action on the Woman Suffrage bill,
and allowed tlG bill to he printed.
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THE appropriation bill was Yesterday
passed to cngrossment in the House Of
Delegates. 81 ~.
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OFprcEAt notifications iron s al The
States which have ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment have not yet been received,
which accounts forthe delay In the official
proclamation,
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JEslDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1870

have more Of it If that be aslmply and
utterly absurd,' let US with lofty patriot
ism, and for, our Couhtry's good, consent
to be Fools-in Mr., Drake's oplnionl IVY
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
~ 17.i1i '''f NEW YoRK, lIhlrkl.

f' NEW 4OAElkF AlAfCu j.
Tho announcement yesterday OF tho, sale Of
three millions Of gold In March was to-day cor
rected By The Assistant Treasurer, The ordbf OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury belng % sell two
millions only, which consist Of million each on
the 9th and 93d Inst This with the heavy pufe
chaScS and tho circulation Of . sensation story
about Z formidable combination to bull gold,
frightened tho bears and caused an upward
movement, under which gold touched llGH, i.
N0kEf-EaSY at 4ibd per cant on Gall. lrfu
sTERLINa-.HeAYy At IQ6k 1tO9lfc, ,..,.,-.
GoLD-Acnve and excited; opened 1t II6, and
ClcArancCs OIghty.Six millions.
GoVEpNNENT BONDs-StrOng. W - r..
United Shtss s. Of 1881, coupons. ,li6TStt6E
klVe-tWenu69 (lbt9) t9).......,.....,.,,,1lI E61taH
Ftve.tw0nleS (196D !......!......$, lis dix
EtyStwSRatiS: tSRaS: @
E!Ye"tWcnues I!6ool ueW..,..;......1It 4lt9H
Ve'tWenues Sl58Q Q....s.".....1...s l9H@IlaN
Plve.tWeHties (18D. .Ii9,S SSIl2E
Ieh'IOrIies; .10S9<6o109
Currency Sixes. ,.,............." iHQbllIS
Z, SToCKs-ThG nIlroad market was active and
higher In the entire list Northwestern lshareA
w0EG tho most active, and 5000 sharCs common
glduEnblsJ activity In New York Central, Pitts.
buFgh, Lake Shore, and 81, Paul. Tho advance
was equal to t6b9 per cent on the general list,
and Harlem advanced per cent. The market
closed OF from the highest point with lCss actlV.
ity, bat ann. Miscellaneous and express stOckS
arc generally quiet but steady. Plcl1e Mall 10
tho 0nlyactive stock and advanced to soy. v
Y WesteEn Union Telegraph, az; Adams RE.
press, Oh Wells, Fargo d Co., AK; American
s1jS: United States! 81 Z; Pacific Mail, S9Tp New
Hudson l srriT. 81 A Headline, sTS; iS Mle6fsSSi 6fi
Central, 100; Lake 6hOre, 98yT; Illinois Central,
1888; PlttSbarsh, SIX; Northwestern, 10Y; do.
prOlGFred, 81k; Rock Island, 1l9X; St. Paul, 68ht;
DO; PFsISEESd ~ %SSe4Sh 4s BoFt E1yns SiS e
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NJ Office HEREBY GIVEN
IN that bill will bo introduced In the West
Virginia Legislature, to change the charter Of
TygaIt. Valley and !0FOenbEler Railroad charter,
and tho nam6 Of the Railroad hereafter 70 b6 thu
PittaburGh, West Virginia and Charleston Rail
road.
isbIl.Pr9 Il. SAMUEL YOCNG.
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OTICE-THERE WILL BE a
IN meeting Of the Stockholdars Of the Wheel.
ing. PArke1buFg and Cincinnati TrauepoTtAtiOM
Company at thsiP once In tho City Of Wheoling,
State Of West Virginia, on Tuesday, the BIB Of
March, for tho, purpose Sf elcctlng DireGt0tG.
III -, ]. 4ULRINR,
fsb98mar7 Secretary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
ATTHE AUCTION HOUSE or
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
Once and salesroon 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post Office

TIE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business Z conducted at our
IaAND ia EAST isfH sThEGT SHsH SR SkxR .rH AVENUE,
e 1TsspA1 HqsfEs AMP aSS SdAhSaaEs pKbA8
Wishing purchase those having Horses
conduct this our Susnessp az we DO ali our Other
ousness on the saue strnshtforw.d principles which gov
srH honorable ,1 hnuses IN AZ mercantile pursus
sound from "a to 8 hours for trial.
our down town once and saesroo Nssss sree hs
we also keep register OF horses for private sale
Tss SAY nids Sn 70
svRAwapppHIo IoNY so. Esy1SsLIsaMENT: S :
warranted sound kind true ali harness and under
together with Top Pony rhaeon a.o ns na HSr
gLoop o BAY HORSE black points. ls4 hands, years;
togesnsr with top Wagon, In good order Also Har
BAY HORSE long and tail, black points, IS hands,
eyears stylish and fast warranted sound kind and true
desirable animal for family or road
traveller warranted sound kind ana tue esps fsmy
TEAM BAY MARES, ls hands. years. very stylish and
soRREL TRorTiNG HORSE T hands, 8esrs. S'e verv
syish and fast warranted sound, Kind and true; hr st
traveller sound kind and true superior family
BAY M MARE, Is hands years; warranted sound, kind
and snrp tue a. an ,,nYIs s5Ssilsnt worker
traveller warranted sound Kind and business pur.
'',s, " SIX SEAT cERMAxrowN RocKAwAY.
WV T0S TOE GS AR No FTS! IRAEToNs; 'AA..
BOSTON CHAisE, IS GooD ORDER.
Double and Single Harness. Saddles, Whips Sheets Nets
Weather never interferes with our saIea
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WAR DEPARTMENT
1NAR DEPARTMENT.
w OrFICE or TnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
- DiyIeioS oF TELEGRAN5 AND REPORTS [
: For TIE BENEFIT CoMAEaUH, +

>. q, q,
Under the auhoriyof Secretary War chief sig
nal olcer OF the army Is empowered to enlist number OF
suitable persons to be appointed noncommssioned officers
IN me army Tor the duties OF he observation report
storms by telegraph signal for the benefit OF
resolution of Congress, ~ - 49,
Ie character OF the observations to lie had different
stations throughout TIE country, the meteorological
ports to be made, render the duty upon which these
commissioned officers will be einploye ed interesting as A
branch Of scientific study and the knowledge acquired VIII
be valuable hereafter
The opportin " th1 offered for young men
OF good ION dey TO devote to or
10 the study o. ovssion, the duty being of nature
with Il snce Will permit be devoted 10
study
The pay AK Of these noncommissoncd officers
VITA troops, amoun,s to about $500
stfvr with troops about $500 In the latter
Qarcrs fuc subsistence and clohins are provided
ty tie g0vcr rlment
The number OF appointments hcn: necessarily limited,
each cand late will be subject 10 an examination
Applications setting forth character, requirements and
bness With testimonials may be addressed to the Chic 81
Circulars giving full particulars will be urnisned on appi
laop at this o1ice
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS ELEVENTH PAsE-Finh and sixth col
AsrRoLSosaY-ELEvEsru PAGE Fourth column.
su1hsERs Asb
soAhS y'. AND ssf
sRo6sI9S ssf9aS ss%I ESTATE FOR sALEsroosp PAGE.
BUSHES NESS pAor-si.,h
ea ss
CLERKS AND sxLEsMEN-rwnnrru fAer-Four,h and
NTH columns.
SoXcaMEN AND aAkbENERs@f%anpru in SS'aan pAar-FnA
coAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS PAor-rinh aud sixth
SStSTSy sS4sprsssosp rAss"sssoaS sSs%a;
cousn
h6sEs o LE% AND us
EEyyssSSSSS column column
EIsE asHsfas4 column column
r1s sSIE sALEiTIEsr r4sEmFc%r;;h S;la column CoIa
sREscH pAarsxA
HELP P''S%i; Wanted xALEs-TwrLrrn PAor-F,nh and
HELP .'w&ETED-FExALEs-r pAor-rour,A
HORSES CARRIAGES, &o-FrHsr PAer--second and
4 isaHn
xn Ssl SsTS4 JS AsP PIs. Der
Third column.
LEGAL NOTICEs-sEooND PAoE-Ffth column.
LOAN OFFICES-FInsT PA6E-Third column.
LOST AND FOuND--FInsr FAGE-Thlrd column.
ASBns fsn column,
PAGE
Sixth column.
MIsCELLANEO Us-FInsr PAGE Third column.
AU6lCAL-SECOND PAGE-Sxtb column.
RERSONAL-FInsT FACE First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Sixth column.
fROPOSAIS-ELEvENTH PAGE-FOurh column.
PROPERTY OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGE-Third column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCuANGE-SEooND PAGK-Third
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAGE-Third column.
REV ARBS-FIKsT PAGE-Third column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SEooND PAGE
Fifth column.
BALES AT AUCTfON-SECoND PAGE-Six.h column
6lTUAfIONS WANTED-FEMALES-T PAGK-
First second and third columns.
UTUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwKLr PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NoTIcES-FIEsT PAGE-First and second col
HpoRTiNG- DOGS, BIRDS. &o-FIRsr PAeE-second
column.
srALLIONS-. FIRST PAGE-second column.
EnHMER KESOR1S-SEoOND PAGE-Second COLUMN.
IHE TRADES-TwE EIFTU PAGE--SiSth column.
EhE TURF-FIEsT PAGr-SecoDd column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FInsr PAGE-Sxth column.
WANTED 10 PURCHAsE-ELEvENTH PAGE--Finh col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, Ac.-Fmsr PAsr-Fourtn COL
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
l. THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFOKNIA AND CHINA.


CALIFoRNIA AND CHINA
Through rates New y ork TO ssn Francisco
siss FIJI 's ssisj si'5. s;sssas'' ST.
according 10 LOCATION Of berth.
These include bcr,hs board and all necessar.s for
the trip. ~
steamers of the above line leave pier No 42 North river
''' OF 5fh Asp sisT OF EACH MONTH,
except when those days fall Sunday then the dly prev
one hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
''hs sas sSSRzoSN Captain Gray connecting with
steamer ;AfKS vii leave San Francisco September l.
An ffs.shi, e! San Tfanc.co win as fast and b. re.
be ced spa ASs sGess fs'i f. pets VI"
All the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
TGf l[eigh, or passage c.s and al further information.
F.R BABY. Agen.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
- c9%Pasynfhe oo The elegant sdewhsei stesmship SOUTH
aA S S" sasa &
pier % North river FOR ''fsi q pes.1Rss sSy Agent
NO Bowling Green, New York.
RERMupA MAIL.-THE STEAMSHIP SAN FRAN.
NV SSox ,;.S, SsiS,@s a Pc Pc. S i fasi f,ssr. "
i0' ''s'sA' passage sopHi L. WEBB 81 E.cl.ns. place
FOR NEw, ORLEANS DIRECT,
rro,l MkkcnASTs, lt.s II y A STEAMSHIP LINE,
SHERMAN,
on Wednesday, August II.
GENERAL MEADE,
on Saturday, August 20.
vas Mobile aa nandS Ss'n Tor st. Louis
apply s'' fs6TE JiFEa IS
TEXAS LINE
OF Galveston Steamers, touching at Key West
The Al steamer RAPIDhN, Captain WhiehuTs. at pier
80 last river will ss Saturday Ausust 90 or iu
All goods or Houston the ioerior will he forwarded by
our AGENTS Messrs T. H. Mcmahon Co., FREQ OF charge
For freight or passage apply 10
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(NUNARD LINE.
The Br;h and North American Royal Mail Steamships
fsInS m1rs weTSns:ssy Rs.v. haI.day ssD
Hoyssnia ednesday Aug q Ca'abrta ThursdAy, Sept
Scotia, Wednesday, August 81 Neness Thursday Sept is
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By the steamers not carrying stccragc:--
First cabin. $3.50 cold. Second cabin. $50 gold
.. cAplh' 20 ll6, gold
BY the steamers carrying stcerage:-
First cabin, $50, gold Steerag SBo currency
Seerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts OF Europe a. lowest rates.
Through bills OF adng given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other ports on the Contnsn and Tor Medsr
ranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the compAny's
Office, No. Bowling Green
For sserage passage at III Broadway, Trinity Building
CuAS. O. FRANCkLYN, Agent
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatsntic Companys mail seamships be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at Bresl-
The splendid vessels on this avorle route for the Con
nent will sail from pier so North river follows:-
ST. LAURENT, Lemarie Saturday, August 40
Roussau.. Saturday, Sept ~
WILLIE DE PARIS, surmont Saturday. October
Rates OF passage, payable In gold, including wine
TO Brest or iiAvre-First cabin Soi second cabin $
To Paris, Including railway tictet-Sl&6 aud S76
These steamers do not carry seerage passengers.
American travellers going returning from the Conti
nent OF Europe by taking the this line avoid
both transit by English railways discornfors Of
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. 66 Broadway
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBANY AND TRoY-EvENING LINE-No CoaBE
Tedpson OF Sss and %
n. Including :.s.roem % 81 sYi si.o
with bsrhs s and ke REDUCTIONS to all points BY connect
hs.ns 900 spepddy fan.Aed sa. their % nsS
sssepe Fl Hs..,He
ISIS Passengers by sI.sh, Seventh Eighth
Up Ss viii Be heretofore ST TO- E1e"r 'aae
DUTCHEss AND COLUMBIA RAILRoAp.--ON AND
R Landing :as 1.'a 1n snl. % FGaa
r. spa s sans s Tram. an:
leaving New York via Hudson River Railroad at and a.
leave. Pine Plain. a. sseH;nrsSns a. r. and 4. NJ eonD.,o,
WIN trains on HUDSON River Railroad arriving in New YORK
- N' '' "'' BKNJAMlN STRONG, Superintendent.
TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HoUsA-
tonic Naugatuck Railroad; fare AZ stea ners leave
Catharine slp u and II every night Sundays
cep.edl
aa sk@ sovs
river, foot of Franklin street. p NJ, and saturday
with stages the CasE Mountain House and points
FOE cATsklt5 n ss,1!s!,1 AND HUDSON LANDING AZ NEW
kEvEksiSR Captain IT, MeIisu "Ss saves foot Wasa
sSs,y Tuesday Thursday And Saturday at. O'Clock p
JARLsM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP.
Steamer. sYLyaT sSTsI sTnEs aEE.Ss:%ip; sns SYLVAN GLEN
on and after Monday, July Ii,
7, D. Y,
A. ~. and 30 3Ib, 4: rs, s 80 I. NJ
!o. A.'ss 8 .ss ssd s s5im sssaIs: md :,
EIsvsnh io and d, 1872 2S streets Ire e each way
FiIst boat leaves Harlem A. ~ last boat leaves Peck
M aS nj 1S1 Rdxs x0ss ss or y 2 ssss for
sions Apply at the Office, foot Of ie0h street, Harlem.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
On and after Monday May % Is7O express trains
avenue foIOws-
lQ 80 A. NJ, Rutland Express-
S46 J.. NJ, Montreal EIpress.
Sleeping coaches on night tratns between New York
st. Abans, w. c. BUCkHOUT, Superintendent
SHARoN sPRINGs.-ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.-PAs-
~ sengers leaving New York by DAY BOAT, Peoples line,
or Troy line oil steamboats, through
their baggage checked direct to Sharon Albany and
susquehHnna Railroad and avoid the tedious
other routes BY the night boats passengers Sharon
Al NJ by the day boats at 9l2 r. NJ Passengers by
the Hudson River Railroad w be transferred Albany
the Albany Susluehanna applying the
proper agent stationed on the outside of the depot.
sunday train in connection with Peoples Line steamers
from New York Saturday night leave Albany 80 A. NJ
arriving at the Springs at lO5 A. NJ Returning At
s. L. MAYO, General Ticket Agent.
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STALLIONS.

E'OR sALE--A THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED Arr
ban Stallion ye.rs old sound, kind and gentle; pc
Riding Academy, Al Fifth For terms address to be
1855 Post ONCE. ~
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7 IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.

HARPER'S HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria Italy Egypt, SYRIA
Turkey Greece swzerland, Tyro Russia Denmark, swe
Map corrected up to 1863 BY W. Pembroke Felrdge
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HARPERS PHRASE BOOK; Or Handbook of Travel
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