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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-03
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NcW kOfk autcttt8coeos
New York, August a. Edward
Monahan, a prominent produce dealer
at Washington Market, suicided yes
terday by shooting himself through
the head. No apparent cause.
The morning papers Of New York
give a fearful record of murders, hon.
icides and deadly assaults with bullet,
knife, bayonet and ~. While the po-
lice are searching for Nathan's MUIR
derers, other murders nearly as revolt
ing have been committed. Much In
dignation is expressed by the papers
and the Jews at the Sunday paper for
charging Washington Nathan with
numbering his father. The Herald to-
day publishes two columns strongly
limiting the same fact; it says every
detective believes n member or en-
ployes of the family committed the
murder. They ground their suspicion
OIL facts. First-That he [the som was
the last person to see Nathan alive,
and the first to discover the murder.
Second-That he had blood on his
clothing, and that there is no evidence
about the premises Of the murderer,
whose feet must have been dyed In
blood. having left the house. Third
That with the aid Of Nathan's men,
orandum of the combination lock he
was able to open the safe on Broad
street, and secure the will Of his father,
a workman ut home says he has seen
an iron dog in Nathan's stable.
Pestiieuee ia Illissis.
CHICAGO, August "A dispatch from
Canton tIllinois) says a terrible pesti-
lence is spreading yer the towns all
along the Illinois river, above and be-
low Canton Landing. 1t Is caused by
the stencil from thousands of decaying
fish which for a long distance either
way line the banks. The people along
the bottoms are being compelled to 60
back to the bluffs.
WnshinEton l~ntelliEcnee.
CHICAGO, August "A Times Wash
ington special says the investigation
into the charges made by the colored
cadet at West Point does not so far
substantiate them.
The Union and Central Pacific Rail-
road Companies, who have been in
debted to Government for more than a
million dollars accrued interest, have
been paying up to-day. Each road
was in arrears only about $4,000 A
good deal of interest had been paid by
transportation for Government.
The prospect is certain for two col
ored members of the House in the
Forty-second Congress-ames Harris,
from the Fourth District Of North
Carolina, and r. B. Elliott, Assistant
Adjutant General of South Carolina,
from the Fourth District Of that State.
In the latter case the contest Is between
Hogan White. present member, and
Elliott. As the district has q colored
majority of several thousand, Elliott's
election is assured.
There are indications OF trouble In
North Carolina ut the coming election.
The Raleigh STANDARD, received here
last night, advises its friends to arm
themselves and be on their guard On
the eve Of the election.
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PROM LONDON.

LONDON, August 2.-Eridence con-
stantly accumulates Of the superiority
Of the needle-gun over the Chassepot,
and this fact creates deep concern In
France.
The Pail Nall Gazatte estimates the
Prussian army on the frontier now
at half a million men.
There Is extreme activity noticed In
English ports and dock yards, and ex,
tensive preparations are being made
to put the coast defenses in n condition
to resist attack.
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surrounded the old soldier and bid him
goodbye, with every demonstration OF
loyalty and devotion.
Count Bismarck and General Moltke
and Won Room were present, and re-
peatedly cheered.
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double the movement against the Pa
latinate on Baden, or that the massing
of troops at Metz is to some extent a
feint. Three members Of Parliament
Sir C. W. Dixie, Winterbottom and
Egerton Harbert, leave Thursday for
the Prussian army.
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TAXES REDUCED Senator Sherman,
Chairman of the Finance Committee
of the Senate. estimates the tightening
of the burden of the taxes upon the
people of the United States by the new
internal and tariff tax bill at seventy
six millions Of dollars. This Is better
than we had expected, a great thing
for the Republican party In the Fall
election,
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FIrcH.-A Washington correspond
ent Of the St. Joseph Herald says OF
our Congressman:
Hon. Thomas Fitch, Of Nevada. L. called the
beet orator In the House. Major Bruce says he
Sas once . resident Of ST. Joseph, sad partner
Bully for Fitch. We have believed
for some time past that he has been in
the leather business, judging BY The
manner In which he has tanned the OPP
moments of the Government.
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Paxan mIll RxpIesion.

PORTLAND, August 2.-The Oriental
Powder Mills, No. 8, near Gorham'
exploded this morning, caused by the
clogging of the machinery. James
Jordan, of Raymond, and Clinton
Cooper, of Windham, employees, were
badly burned, but probably not ssri-
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CAUTION I

THE PUBLIC - ~
l TONED against occupy,.ne or nrssS 49,
~. E1wards. or his assent, tho pcoocrs. Enonn
- tne Eo5t homestead PROPERTY rifnstsd n ~
own o. God am, Storey cOsSiy, Nevada. = s ia
Sonssts.s I't UrSn. g :, Lytera isd .aily n.s.
ne me- State Lawn af Nevada. Legal proeeedinss
' Hs ommenoed u jpdiciaIly detsrnine tfs
vnWaaoiy oi oar title to the entire. premises. and
AR"e'spsssefs punished accordingly. -
Cold Hin, August "a, 1910, I5sE S1s!si
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
lrRox OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

REPUTATION OF AN OLD
MAXIM-THE KILLING OF
DOB.ON-BANCROFT's OPEN.
ING DAY-UTII IZING THE
SAND HILLA "A MURDRR
TRIAL.
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Later Domestic Intelligence.

New York, August 2.-There were
eleven cases of sunstroke to-day.
No tribune cable dispatches to-
night,
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WYOMING wants to test q principle
by choosing q woman as delegate to
Congress,
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Ar Ware, Mass. q couple have marc
lied after a courtshlp of thirty years.
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s,xoS CAMERoS is the oldest member
of the United States Senate, being y
wears old.
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A coon aid in fighting hot weather
Iced Lemonade. T.g
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The Germans in the United States
arc enthusiastic In their sympaties for
the Fatherland.
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NOTICR u HERRpY GIVEN
~, that hat the Board Of Tgs.tees Of the Town q
to equalizo the assessed Valuation SS aI n.on,
erty within the corporate limits Of the town. On
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1870. sittinr from
to : o'clock !: T., and continue IN session from
osy 20 Gay ior Two weeks, or until the business
hold its sittings at the ofico OF the Town Mar.
Rhal. Main street, Gold Hill, where the asssss>
nent roll will be open for inspection.
VIZ. HI. DOANr.
Gold Hill, Auguft Cd, 1870. 1iees
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cmcAeq publishes 81 newspapers
and periodicals.
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5dsgIaake
~v@
Overland Dispatches
DATES TO YRsTRRDAY.

ESPECIAL TO THE GoLp HILL DAILY SEws BIT
II WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
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Posting himself In the doorway. Tyler
carefully watched up and down the
street for the approach Of his victim.
On Saturday afternoon Montgomery
street Is thronged with ladies and chill
dren, almost to the exclusion Of the
sterner sex. The beauty and fashion
Of the city, decked In all the gorgeous
elegance Of silk, satin and velvet.
passes to and fro from the different
places ofamusement. Groups Of galnb-
lers stand at the street corners to
watch the gay procession, and Tyler
knew that Dobson would make II of
them. And he had not long to walt,
for a few minutes after four Dobson
came sauntering along. stood for a mo.
ment at the corner Of Pine street and
then walked up to the Krcmlln. This
was Tyler's opportunity. Stepping
from behind the doorway he fired two
shots In rapid succession ; Dobson stag
gered and reeled round. made al inef-
fectual attempt to get hold Of his own
weapon and then fell down, dying oil
the sidewalk. A scattering Of fright
ened women, a rush of men, something
carefully picked up and carried into a
drugstore, a noisy, curious crowd,
pushing and jostling, eager to catch o
glimpse Of that something, whose life
vas fast ebblng away, n few words
that showed the. man still retained an
a%ffectionate remembrance Of a far-off
mother, and then the Coroner's wagon,
and a blood-stained body taken to the
morgue. From the wild revelry Of
the morning In the second story, to
the cold calm of the evening, In the
first story, from vigor and life, to
stiffness md death. and only q few
hours between. .
And thus passed away James Dob
son, gambler, rufilan and desperate,
and few, very few indeed. will mourn
his death. And If John Tyler should
be found guilty Of murder "a very I'M
probable circumstance and be IKE
cuted. very few would mourn his death.
Aud If William Dresser, Of Sacra-
mento, should die as the result Of that
fortunate wound In his bowels, very
few would mourn his death. And If
all the gamblers and roughs who now
make 1t dangerous to walk along Mont
gomery street could meet a like fate ut
one fell swoop, it would cause much
more rejoicing than sorrow.
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Attest TELEGRAMs
al FRANCISCO

ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY MEMS BIZ
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiSE.1
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Baucrof.,s Opening Day.

The Bancroft's have erected Il Of
the finest buildings In the city on
Market street. They moved into 1t
several weeks ago. hut only got things
Strengthened a few days since. De-
slrous of celebrating the opening Of
their establishment In proper style,
they sent out thousands of invitations
to Northumberland, lest any should
be forgotten, q general invitation to
everybody else--to visit their place of
business and partake of their hospi-
tality. About half the adult popula-
ton of San Francisco availed them
selves of the offer on Saturday, and
were RECALLED with unexpected good
cheer of cakes, coffee. ices, sandwiches,
etc., and the other half appear to be
going there to-day. The place Is we'll
worth visiting, and Is n credit to the
enterprise that planned 1t, and Will be
a greater credit TO the city, II 1t can
support 1t.
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BEIe1uM has 5,O00,0 600 inhabitants,
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MOST REASONABLE TERmsl
ny

Call on me, or leave your orders At NV Cur.
penter shop, near the railroad crossing. .
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Marriage.

Marriage.
In Carson. August Cd, Mr.. James G. Meder to
MICS Matte Z. Spfague.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

|"|||| FGT6H WE,
Gold Hill. July SOth, lslO.' iysltf :
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IUtntzinx the anndhHl..

Utiltzing the anndhiIls.
What to do with our sandhillS has
long been q puzzling question. but
there is now q chance of converting
them to some useful purpose. Ernest
Ransom, son of the inventor Of arti-
fetal stone, has arrived here to take
charge Of n company formed some
time ago for the manufacture Of that
article. Sand Is used as II base. and
quartz, melted or reduced to a silicate
OF soda, Is the binding material. A
few months will determine the value
Of this enterprise to our community.
A Murder Trial.
We may have an execution before
the year Is ont, after all. One would
do some good, II only to show that
hanging for murder Is not yet played
out. Quinn, who outraged and then
murdered a little girl under the
wharves six months ago, came up for
trial to-day. Other violent deeds have
crowded SO thick and fast upon US that
time has almost sOftened the barbarity
of his offense. But lf the. people. had
got hold of him wlml Le. iSas arrested
there would be no. necessity now for
either Judge or jury to, try him. It was
the nearest approach to. a lynching
mob that day that has been zen for
some years IN this city and county.
JACK HOMER.
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PROFESSION u CARD.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Citizens residing in the neiglborhood OF the
Fourtaye tunnel have petitoned the Commissioner oi
Public Works 20 have the Fourthave ears run over In
stead of through tunnel so that passengers can get
on and OF the cars points between the ehus OF he
tunnel The Commissioner OF Puonc "orAs' see,i,s'
,, 40 ,ovver On act and persons who may desire the
i,.uoe will have 10 apply the Common Council or me
Ios1stre fuuder the new charter H Is a question wheh
body has the power % scp, as the iHater Is Su' VI
Several STYLES and varieties Of meters Tor ganglng ,e
s,nuly Of Croton furnished 10 consumers ha'e pteh
sbnitted nv manufacturers and inventors ior lb,p5c
finn nv the Cornmiss OF Public WOrks Dut u WIZ Do
tvn weeks before the result II the Inspection u a"
Rids have been received at the Department OF fuoc
Works for contracts 10 supply CrotOn Wdter PPes ~
various diaIneters, and amounting IN aggreeac ~
20 IS no feet but owing 10 the absence IRON ts o! @
tbe and the Controller the blns VIII no' ""
nnened and contracts awarded until Thursday ,,
Presidrut Calvin OF the Board Of Assistant hareII a
toat the chair i'm the Council Chamber yesterday bsu
The roll ca1cd learned that there was not quorum,
present, and adjourned the meeting Until "ohaS A
~ q ID. m.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF newborn.


PORT OF NEw-YoRS............. .................'Aus u
CLEARED.
s,eamshps-Anu Eliza, Richards PhafelPha W G Perpoh
sbropshre Philadelphia Anthracite Green PHILADELPHIA FrsreoSA
Balssocraies Seon { oasadt MARY Dyer Hopkins sOb'
Hrgs-Canta Tymen. Riga Csu Gibbs Parker ae1i so
Combs BaeOn Alice Peterson Port anPneei Arre NOR
lon Cane H,nt.pO c,h,rne John Dss G.sI
Robert Casv AcComcG NayahRhi Puon, Paker So1b A"~
J. y. Maitland, Le ghtoE, Bosioa
ARRIVED.
Steamship Daure avre Aug H. aud Brest ~ a % a.
Steamship Anadns EArtge, Galveston Aug L. wa My no" @
s,es@.hp Passaay williams Juy % sod H'"e A's
BnS TIsSebe morse GuaHie. R. u d.y, .sssr .ra ..a
Brig A. Bradshaw. scar. Seville ~ dsrs corr -
Bns lanes t. Ravsud Leblanc Lss GIaes s:y - Si' coal
ses sSsI a,t1A a. sas. sass csTs Jses.oas az. s@
slhr Nm u. Mitchell Cole Shuies y 49, igwI~r
& ses, sss R.,s, s wsasp s Jo5n 10 dsrs tTos
Schr TraGk Waiter Brewster elsoss Ne Ssgs Snsr
sehI H Hs.iy Ass,oS n.o h Psrrs Mart. iays, sugar
~ ~ scao6yEas--aiVEE aSp eoAsyS.sM 49,.
o spelnan. Ne~bersh o. scossh Gsorssiowp.
g. h HsT, Eldyyle ! ". n.isaa Rso4osl
Jas. Rngnsh kondoat Raste Belle h.hieu.
Globe Ellsworth ROGER PAmaee Albany
Ohio kinssiea ,u.s, 3 e. DssHsoa, ChniOs Posst
Geo Nasb'ns"0' r T. Gfshsm
DOMESTIC PORTS.
uoxxox va Aug. p 2-PSssed in for Baltimore, brs
Jv. Hools og Dsnra,s Passed % sa1 .n. Aasspss .s
ses u So sOr J.nO Eor. Tor L1erpoei Aneness Ls,ss
S..''5SS s.ssAss sSI s Pas 0''' A'''
70, sS,e Asr Arvd dos HshP Geo wasAhsSs. s~
x.Yosi ssed soth steamship Cor'es for Sss-iors
MEMORANDA.
xx,oIK Aug e-The schr John Faruan from BAssrs ies
Bos pat here to-day leaking Soc will have 10 h'shs' b"
s ,hr mse-. vw SevYOri nes .ss
S s .l s s os wi. sI sI as ssI k:; sS s @ ne
allng be. viii ssisr: 49,, a, p,.s.,OA,, ..
Is s Is' s ... ss ss a. :. ss.hs. .s ,sS,
isn- ssd bad San b.db stove
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furniture.
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


TUESDAY. ArG. u
Mails for Halifax " s.. and Bermuda " l. via H'hiar y = pr
seamp CITY Il Baltimore from Pr S " r. coe Al The Pot Oe
al n a Steamship sails at p A.
s for Argentine Rpuhhc Braz and s. Tonss per set'
south Ameres Pier No u \. r. Close al the PostOn al H.
Steamship sails at } p. m . - an. a. -, D..
Mails for France via Havre per steamship Guiding star from fe
No Il. y close the PoOhce at y NJ Steamship Sails al "
WEDNESDAY, AUG a
Nal. for Fnrope via Queenstown and Lero per steamship
NeTsds from Pier No close the Post-bbe- az y "
suppemenary paid letters n mace Al Pier No. 70 Nh and
D III.
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psSSFNcFPS 4RRIVED

PROM LOyDON-Tn steamship Paragupg Aug FL fInlnton
Mav Tunper Sanders " Nlnstane Jas Mhe ana ~,e
N Amelia Bell, " A. Wood y Nhlbi0s "
Ien ana e John W. Stanford NJ MUM Mar NJ w. Heea
Isvman and children, ACME OBusn an child Nm > 1oid VIE
an children Belche Capt T. 81 Canton and wife hos Muph
wife snd child Perry n hel q; 4. Ere.n % - p. I,!...
" gtern n.ha
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. "a, 1870.

NEW- iOkh, MuHudy, mug a. Io'V'
A number of lots, excellent for building
sites, are announced for sale at public auction ana
doubtless the great number of people who are anxious TO
secure for themselves a home will give to these sales
much attention.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
Gouartnrrsbip Notices.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSIIIP.-The
~ ate drm Of STOUT DICKINSON Dissolved on he l1a
int b. Theodore b. Stout ME Plat x Dickinson
vii Agn arm hqul on.
PLATT K. DICKINSON Suryi ing General P2r'ier
4. y y 6IEsIIsoy sTqgT; tspeial Parnsr
cop ARTNFRsHIP- v STOUT JOHN b. DICKINSON.
PLATT X DICKINSON and HOWARD C. DICKINSON have orne
Copartuer.p be frnnams Of STOUT DICKINSON. 20
general Banking and Commission Basness at No . boa
II City Of New lOTL.
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fonq lslau0 Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Fo good city
property house barn, and other onul ngsi four
acre, orchard city, Long Island Price 5000 No
iucmnhrarce. W. A. RtLAND CO., Beekman-s' Nev.iork
EOR SALE-At Flushing, very complete
i RESIDENCE with immediate possession, minutes walk from
derot gas furnace. 0ssbe cOnenucei ocaton
unsurpassed a exceedingly liberal JAMES PARSONS, 3+Pnet
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Ciip properip 10 Eet.

I'O LET-Three-stOry high -stoOp HOUSE,
IL fort ihst between Broadway and SiIthaye Good onr m
mediate possession Rent SlO1 WM ELLIOTT Co, l4Jl Boa'
1S BEEKMAN-ST.-TO LET-The STORE
- and BASRMENT low. Inquire up stairs FORD &
sUfPERS, i's Broaisay, corner Tenit-st
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Printing.

TRANCIS g. LOUTREL, - Maiden-lane,
Il solicit ORDERS for every t7ls of BLANK BOON FAFEh
STATIONERY and PRINTING. Pnces low
WIN. EVERDELL' SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHIC, sIEAM JOB PRINTERS aad LABEL
MANUFACTURES.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
Summer Retreats.

GUNNER Retreats.
SEVEN SPRING MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Mon
- Orange Co. ~ YWeeky Board corresponding with times
Business compensated for from SATURDAY MONDAY Excursion
tickets Erie r. R., - Ball Saturday evenings. DAWSON Co.
TENHE PETTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, Conn,
sill family OF the coolest
beatest places NWngand style enough make
Portable and happy; ght miles yeg Of tie yer Carriages to shore
daily
For particulars AMI reference send for circular
H. J.. PARKER Proprietor
Formerly HamOnaHet House
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5ieamboais an6 Railroads.
pEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,

pEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
III. steamer. DREW and ST JOIN eornue to leave their pier Il
North River south ode Of Canal O'Clock n daily s@ndls sI
Wet and Es.t rSsts sod and baggage ii point:
and No. Sn on 'ss Tsa l4a % P s & e ae
ng With Sunday Saratoga sharon from Albany Travellers
| ty Of It's business
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Worcester kssa SSs%rsH er1oS aSg Jop,ou Lowell
f, PI.Ets E95S n, Ibe BE- & sss Sai 'taueh
CRY or sEw.YoRx.
CITY OF LAWRENCE
gill lss'; "a sds S,vYotl daily sunay s1ep oeo,I p
For SsvLonGon and So.cS tier, so1Ds With R,Dr., ,rip,
for for ss .s AS,s o,;P Poa. Ma. va Ss G L2nPR @ So and wo'
s rs I0ush Tickets an rates for freight apply at s oac Per 20
Sss,YoIs Oct IA, 1850 J. h. ShOAi'Jh' As'n~
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State Of New-York
and CITY Of Hartford leave Pecsp daily for Hartford
Brs5oo r. &c Fare E es., 81 s. Il ' Ease Se 81 '. s
! NEWARK and NEW YORK BOAT.-Steamer
" THos r. WAY ,ves loot Blrcast 1850 N and 40 D. m
bergen Point
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- railroad
WHITE leaves 80 8 E R. 600, Of MTls', e.cry afternoon
a. 7:sS a. NJ on The arrival Of he L.BiSr and n.
Pare, IS cents Excursion ticket, ~ Is.
FOR STANFORD and GREENWICH-The
River, daily and loot o. TlJ-seysath-st 5.5 D. m
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
II TOME and Naaglfuek kaFoa Fire Catba
nne'hp a. u uooh aal y ever nght Sundays sEcep.s
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
- - INDEPENDENT LINE FOR the WEST SOUTHWEST. ,nd
NORTH WEST FREIGHT received forwarded by CiMDES
AN RAILROAD. l. North INLAND PROPEI~
LER Line Pier Scr:h Ryer YER sal.. RATES Low with qget
foot q CouriIaudtd privilege WEST q as1g.
hi. opportunity TICKETS GOOD UNTIL Used.
| c. ". PERyEIL General Agru.
! CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger ani FREIGHT Depot HeWYok foot OF Lheys
with the Delaware Lsckawanas aud Western Rro, Hips u
yh Valley and It's connexions frmnya dsc rs TO Pits
and West without change also Peunsy
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SUhhER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Jans l. ls7l-Lea'e NeW.YorL as follows:
a. mPor Fienrrtoa Eastor Bethlehem NaucA Cark Williams.
por wsesbsrre Pts;on, Ahanoy City, TuakhaHaoe ToSAHa
Un-For Femngton Allentown. Mauh Chunck. Wilkes
barre Re1ng, Columbia Lancaster kphata LuI Fose HaF
2p m.-FOr Ea,tou, Allentown, and Haucb Chunk
$50 D. m.For EasOn Allentown hiueh Chunek and Beice
4:30 .. u.-For S0meye AMI FieEng,Ol-
Sis :. u.-For SOmervlle
p m.-For Eas.on.
s p m, nis-auti- For Bsstcn AM the West.
70 Fo- P',irSe on welreeI,vs ani Saturdays only
Trains leave Elizabeth at $50 SO 6S ~ 80 80 s;
$50 1890 ll:t) ml2 m, J. y ~ 30 % 20 ,o.sS
45 Sis $50, 5f5 6Oo 60 7'" 40 oo "'|o' 'O "'''
l2:OoP FOR ruP wEsr
ExPREss, daily except sunlsy ot ha"n Zen
town HARRISBURG Connects al haEsonrg Tor L1e & toe
OIL Reons Connects soMee for Feans.oa Oon,es az
on for sburg Gap. Scranton Bnghamon racle
at Phl ps1ur, Maah Clunck WI eshtrTe &
3p m-CscNS EKPREss, daily ior Esston betlthem Alen
Pt,sbuh and Chicago connects Al JuneAo9
With Delaware Laelawana Western Railroad for scranton
Tickets be obtained at the otce q the Cena a
road II NeEJerSe7 foot ~ Lterts n - a. .
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
GIG Curt.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
4 MJRRI SANTA
TROTTfNG pl. T. a: 3.31 p m.
Match. $3.50. c lui repeat. ia larness
b. htarle, b. Hanllriuaan out of Lfne
Walker bv Star NJ Charles BscAnan, stony fo7 Orange
County. y. y. tHre- years OIL
Boston black hone LotEr by oirtib MOL
out u ---. three years OF.
Car, ears NewiorE Harlem Railroad Depot Twenty aIh st
a11 i'- ave. -'' BgyRY DiTBR
Pr,sdent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
BROOKLYN Real gsiate fer Sale.

EOR SALE-The 3-story, high-stOop HOUSE
Prsadeust opposite Carroll Para, Brooklyn: teluiu
Location derabe ell respects Pnee $500 E. r. KELLOGG
No. Broadway, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
Gouses ano farms Uaniro.

EARM WANTED on Long Island, north side
preferred containing from . to rs oehaf more N
,,..d,I poron Lon hr water having saalv beach
Hon. and oer alng, good Details prce
h. sdlres.ed 90 HAMILTON, Tr1buoe Ohoe
EARM WANTED-In EXCHANGE for IN
rstabisbed MANUFACT RING BUSINESS Has
tom rpt. Of OJU per yral prlp.rtg guo
h,ss AMI outhuug least $1,000 Aidress MAN
Trbune Onoe.
HARMS WANTED within 80 miles of the
eity M EXCHANGE for trst-elAs, houses Brooiyn
N. A. rutland a Co, 5 BeekIasn-s.. n Y
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
Ciin Real gstaie for Sale.

A DESIRABLE small fOur-stOry, modern,
"A FrencbaseeB brown DWELLING for SALE low with
furniture location unohec e-ecod near
Eueteenh-st terms easy possession X STEVENSON SON.
II Pne-s-