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OFFICE % LsHr-HorsE ENeINEEK, rHIRD Disriucr,l
ToNrEINsyILLK \. y, June $ ls7l.
lPQPQSAIS = for CONSTRUCTION of kEEp-

i ER's DWELLING and TOWER LIGHT HOUSE al COL
CHESTER RBEF, LAKE CHAMPLAIN.sealo Proposals viii ba
received unit; Of Jane 2 1871 oT the materials aud
construction Of Keepers Dwelling and Tower Tor o1
Colchester Reef Lake Chanpn acoung 20 plans nc srecnca
this Office which w b. furnished bters
pucation therefor "a The undersigned
Proposals duplicate accompanied guaranty duph
printed copy this advertisement attached each prposaL
They W be addressed th uudersed udri Propok for Con
Lght-fioue ~ Colchester keefl Lake thampan
This ofce the ngt 90 reject any a BIDS deemed dsiSAR
tageou. To the Government &c WOODBURY.,
Lieut. Col q Engineer Engineer Third l. II. Dist.
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~ 40J}c lor southern s.etdv sud closing lc.
htr for the future c sr Ju l8l l8ic
ve1inf; 4" bales o Jgn, aj b. for September at sc and
y Tor June al lsl 40 bales for August At isl
qsc m aes r september ,ss 81 ble for e.port 9 bs f,r
sls 30 es lsi even ns ard $50 bales In transit We
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UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NETWORK

u The exercises Of tie ANNUAL COhARSCBAENT Will
be held In BOOTHS THEArER, TNeIt trist and srtaye,
THURSDAY June %, at l0i o'clock. -
The ert examinations for admission the several classes viii take
place University Buildings Washington TUESDAY June
0 Applicants present themselves the Charclr atHf
O'clock adequately prepared or the of instruction.,
and suitably Of approved moral chacef vii be
e we'd the University classes
Council the e Department of
Letters Collegiate Department. have been nadc entirely
Of all CHI 10
mission can be obtained front the jantDr.
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Professional Notlres.

n ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
~. Of important specaes the Medical College n T.
once lI2 Fnetbst Thiaye n. y. City NerSou, Debil
and general diseases, sc. Dr. H. work Oc
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Eeetnre5 ano Hleeilncs.

HOME for INCURABLES, West Farms, N.
Y-The fL Anniversary this Institution viii he hd At Aasoc
alton Hail. Twenty hi. and Fourthaye, MONDAY Az
TRRNOON 18th O'Clock Addresses vii. be delivered ny Rev.
SCHEECK Dr. CROSBY, Rev STEPHEN H. TYING IT, Nna
Hon BRAsTUS BROOKS. The public are cordially ny!td .
II NJ. MCLARES Secy BENZ. ". FIELD President
WORK, June 10. l5Tl
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CEALED PROPOSALS MI he reeoiyed b,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- IN. Committee Buiduss Rgar, al Eufe q ihs D"ps
- Public the ofoc of e Clerk o Department
and Er-s ultl WEDNESDAY J-he H.
O'Clock the work and materials ir The alterations, repairs, fur
ntue and painting II Grammar schools Nos SO AMI g.
Plans and specifications may be- v oce le SupeTulendeD
o Buildings and Repairs No. lD Gran. 81, tln a00f.
bider- will be- held strictly
completion each proposal The
- 20 responsible aud approved snrrt.cS
OF
that may b. offered
LORIS iNGLRSOLL
SAMUEL 4 hKWts-
FRANCIS A PALMER.
OOuuuttcy knlhaa- As
Unel Nes.YOsk, AA d. III,
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financial.
4 TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD c.

LAND GRANT AND GUARANTEED
BONDS BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM. IN HoLDf
INTEREST PAYABLE SEMl-ANNUALL1 N NEW lOhh'
FREB OP GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds amounting al t. +3e9@n paysae ~ 20 ,es NV
Iuly 1862 10 GEORGE TYLER b6tIon
and JOHN JAMES DIXWRLL II Boston. A. Trustee on about ~
land quality the state Of Missouri Hhh "o
granted to The Comp4hy by the United States
Hon. AMOS TUCK, Land Commissioner Of the Company I
sales for wee ending MaF H. 1911 3l7 for SJ 9 Averaging
upward Of 10
These Bonds guaranteed by the south Pacie Rlrgp 70 49,
the sodh weeu hne q" tne
J miles from ST. Louis ant j. being rPly con
Missouri. is fully equipped and doing Art
and business
The lands murgagd the line NJ the hAOad '' h
value for both agricultural and mineral purposes .
We consider the Bonds - excellent and profitable ls
millions of these bonds remain und o
Applications should by those Who would secure
this Bond at j. 4 W. SELlGMAN & to.t
Financial Agents q The A. and p X K Co., q broadst
New-York tribune., 1871-06-10

BONDS OF RENVILLE COUNTY, MINI Il
I'D SOTA-B this Office for aEty days for IV
Of Renyle County Bonds issued sceoring to an c' o. ihe
approved 1911 ratified nv vote at the Spring election M
purpose building js Beaver Pals the county seat OF su
county. Sad BODs ned In three equal classes snd aa IN %
fourth fifth anil after uance thereof Win Interest 81
the rate Of az twelve cent anuum interest ayar haeH
Negotiable ess than eghtyive 5) cent oB be aolar
Beaver Pals, NAV - l8l
Published by orsI Of the Board of County Commissioner.
DARWIN s. HALL. Auditor
Herses Austin Governor; ca Mcllpt, STATE Auditor
Emil Muueh stafsT
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
KNOW N~OTHINGISM,

\ Native American party ha-
been organized in the State Of New
York, out of that element of the
Republican party. The White Pine
News (iiepublican) Of this State
favors the movement, ana says 1.-THE
country is prepared for such an organ
ization-not 10 act as Il balance-Of-
power party, but to act On the aggres-
sive, in theneNt Presidential canvass
Since the decline of the Radical party
in the several States OF the Union, it
has become the practice OF the capital
isis. mouopolist>, and the General
Government itself, (which constitutes
the main stay of the Republican party
to purchase votes in all doubtful pre-
cincts and States. Government money
gave Booth 1850 majority in the town
ship of Vallejo, and a combination OF
capitalists and monopolics gave him a
large majority i'll the democratic city
of San Francisco. Ofthe venal voters
whom lis PARTY has purchased, the
White Pine News says:
1t has come to be notorious, that in
AL closely cnnte>ted campaigns the
scale Is turned by purchased voters.
And ii i become just L. notorious,
that the torei-n-born population Is
depended upon to furnish these cattle.
The News speaks 10y the card. 1t
knows what money its party has en-
pended for woes. and it knows whom
its party has bought. This species OF
corruption and v~enaIity of voters en-
dangers liberty, and ought to be
checked. There is but II remedy
for ii. and that is di>franchisement.
The "ivera and receiver Of any moneyed
consideration for a Vote ought to be
forever DISTINGUISHED, and some day
it will come 10 that-by one means oil
another.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

\ "PIECE" CLUB.-One of the Clubs
which were 50 thickly organized be
fore the election was One taking TO
itself the title of Taxpayers. 1t is to
be presumed that the usual manlpu'a-
tons were indulged in before deciding
which ticket 10 support, and all WAS
serene for a few DAYS after the result
was announced. But weeks rolled
around. and the coin which was sup
posed 10 have been paid to somebody.
for services rendered by the Club, was
not forthcoming. Inquiry being start
ed. it Wa discovered that the Vice
President had received $50 which was
not accounted for. The outraged Club
appointed Il Committee of Investiga-
ton. to whom the Vice President
blandly stated that, although he had
received 500. It was received altogether
in a PickWickian sense. and il his own
private capacity: Initiating that, as
to the Club receiving the funds again,
he could only wish they mIght get it.
The Club assembled last night, and in
furious Indignation expelled the Of
Tending Vice President for conduct
unbecoming a taxpayer and a gentle
man.-TSan Francisco Chronicle.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

BANK OF CALIFoRNIA.-The annual
meeting of the Bank of California was
held Yesterday. 5000 shares were
represen.ei. The Doard was re elected
As follows: D. O. Mills. VIC. K~alston,
d. J.. Tallant, John q. Earl, Louis
Sachs, y. Hayward, W. +. Barron,
Thomas Bell. Louis McLane, Nicholas
Luning and William Norris. In the
afternoon the Board organized Is fol-
lows: ID. O. Mills. President; W. &.
Ralston, Cashier; Thomas Brown, As
si,tant Cashier, and stephen Franklin.
Secretary. Throughout the year regu-
lar monthly dividends have been paid
to- a total amount of $500, 900 IS. +.
Chronicle, ith.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

UrAH.-Young Brigham Young is
On the rampage, and bat little ahead
If George q. Cannon, editor of the
News. At a special conference OF 5000
members Of the Church, held in Salt
Lake on Thursday, Brigham. ir., said,
with violent ge>ticulations: Trust TO
tod; keep your powder dry. and
don't fail TO have on hand a good sup
p!v OF fixed ammunition.'' 1t will do
we'll enough for young Brigham to
thus air his feverish in'ards; but old
brigham runs the Mormon machine.
and he knows from the experience OF
ISIS that talk Is cheap but action
langerous-in that direction. We
doubt if a Jury can he found in all
Utah-even among GentlleS-that Will
ind Brigham guilty as charged il the
Indictment.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

JUMPED FROM III TRAIN.-An in
sane man who had been put aboard
the expresstrain at Truckee yesterday
to be brought through to Stockton.
jumped from the train at IA ~wo0dshed
near Elnigrant Gap and disappeared.
We understand that Division Superin-
tendent Bowen, who was on the train
at the time, telegraphed back TO Emf
grant Gap, and a number of men went
out and captured the tugitive.-[Sac.
Union, 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

LAMPS Enough TO SUPPLY TIL
STATE.-T. Beer x Bro, at Empire,
have just received an immense invoice
Of fine coal oil lamps, direct from the
manufactory at the East, which they
offer for sale at under rates. They
consist OF every description, from the
ineSt kind Of parior to the smallest
hand lamp. Call and examine them.
collins
AN INDUCENENT.-Bright Il Shane,
of the Capitol Saloon, have reduced
the price OF drinks to one bit. This is
a great induccment for a departure
from temperance principles, as they
have ON hand Il heavy stock of the
frost liquors i'll the market. which
they have heretofore been selling at
two bits a drink. They intend to pur-
chase the same brands i'll future, and
run a fir>,-class bit saloon. o3-lw#
NouCE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Biwlcr Toll Road. about two miles
from Carson, from w. u. Torreyson,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line OF sur
vey and claimed by me.
L. ID. SWEENEY.
FRESH FR~UIT.-James J. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no.
tons. fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
toys, etc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From the citizen, september 3.

Stafford returned last Sat
uraay. aud was unsuccessful in find
inL the placer mines said 10 have been
discovered by Il MAJ named Miner,
some ten years ago.
The company. it will be remember
ed. numbered about 30 men, and left
Cainp Grant the middle VI August.
They crossed the CHA river near the
mouth of the San Carlos. and found
there a beautiful agricultural valley,
with plenty of water Tor irrigation.
Thence they passed up the san Carlos
some distance and found the bottom
lands of the richest kind Of soil, and
the rolling hills and table lands
on either side covered with the best
OF grasses for stock. Old acequlas
show THAI in years aSone, these ana
were cultivated quite extensively.
From this river, they passed over high
table lands, to the Rio Prleta, covered
with rich grasses. and well shaded
with live oaks. This portion OF the
COUNTRY is represented as magnificent
fv beautiful, and well adapted 10 raI>-
ing cattle and sheep. Near below,
where the Rio Prieta was reached, l.
a mountain of salt III lis pure state.
From this point downward. the river
takes the name OF salt River. and lis
water is so strongly i~npregnated with
salt that men and animals n their
thirst increased rather than Siahed ny
drinking 1t. After leaving the frleta,
the company passed down and across
salt River at a polut between y
and Cherry Greeks anu thence over d
rough country to Cherry creek ana
on up TO the summit OF the Sierra
MI. ~ lrA ran
resented as resting on 4 sandstone
formation, which Freaks oil nearly
perpen,iicularly on almost every side,
and 50 difficult of ascent that 1t Is not
known that white mel eser before
reached the summit; indeed, Indian
guides long familiar with these NOUN
Iains declared at the time it to be M
possible to take an animal up TO the
TOP. This mountain Is from 10 10 y
miles in breadth and o to 20 in length.
and covered with a dense forest OF
pine. oak, and other varieties of TIM
her. Streams of cold water are fire.
uuent, and turkey, deer and bear are
abundant. From these mountains,
the company crossed Salt River below
cherry Creek, and proceeded TO Pinto
Creek in the Pinal mountains, and
from thence came over the PInal
range to Infantry Camp and to Flor
cnce. They found vast quantities OF
iron at various points, and also an eN-
cellent appearing belt OF gold and
silver bearing quartz i'll the PInal
mountains, but they were not pre-
pared TO prospect II.
The country everywhere is repre-
scented as covered with Aztec ruins,
some of which We're found near the
Sierra Anchas, in nearly As perfect
condition as when abandoned by q
people whose history belongs to the
realms of mystery and Il a great eX-
tent always mus. Near these old
buildings, two arastras were found,
and also some pieces OF silver ore
showing that these extinct people were
not oblivious to the root ofall evil.
The Indians kept 4 constant watch
on the party;s movements, and after
it divided to return to the severa set.
Elements from whence they came, d
series of attacks were made from
ambuscades.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

\. ". Cochran has discovered a sill
yer bearing lode six miles northeast Of
gainesville. Hall county, Georgia,
which bids AIR to be a "big thing
The vein Is ten feet thick. and the ore
assays from so TO so per IL. i'll silver
and - TO $40 IL gold. The highest as
saw obtained i'll the Mint was S-.is6 TO
the ton. and the average i said to be
= per ton above that Of the Comstock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

Town SITES IN UTAH.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land Office
has approved tor patenting cash en-
tries covering The following town sites
in the Territory OF Utah Kaysville,
SpringvllIe. American Fork City,
Bountiful, CenteryiIle, Santa Quin,
Cedar Fort. Pay>on City, Mona,
Ephraim City. NepAi and Levan.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

John 7. Nceder, Inspector Of Ac-
counts for the Navy department, re-
Gently exposed a number of frauds in
that Department, and was himself
promptly dismissed by the Admins
tratiun.
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The autboritiesof the exploded bank

The authoritiesof the exploded bank
have entirely eXonerated Thomas
Mooney from the charge of embeZ-
zling its funds. Mooney is in Belgium.
and through his attorney has returned
To- the bank sufficient TO Owe all
claims against him, and may now re-
turn at his discretion. We may there
fore look for the full moon face of
Thomas before long, and also for some
stunning Libel suits which will make
the Bulletin people see stars.-lOak-
land News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

CoUNTERFETTS.-Several counterfeit
so pieces have been put in circulation
within the past week. The counterfeit
can easily be detected by the imper-
feet impression of the motto-"In God
trust"-on the face of the piece
(W. T. News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

There were ninety mel suspended
from the Construction department at
Mare Island Monday evenIng.-C>. +.
Chronicle.
Well, they got their mess Of pottage,
aud let Us hope it is the last ''square
meal" they Will ever get.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

BEAN &C.. Pa-iat Coast Advertising Agency.
~. Mint au-.y 81, are our authorized Agents
10 >tu trtugI-cJ.
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BORN.

WHITE-In Little Valley, october 9Th To
the wife ui Alexander White. of this
city. Il daughter.
STEW ART-In this city, october 9Th, to
the wife OF NJ. y. SIcWart a son.
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Thursday, October 10, ISL.
TROTTING RACk.-purse S4vO, free
for all-b-st three il nye.
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10000 Tickets, at $3.50 Each.

BOARD OF MANAGEHS:
b. 4. BALES, }. ii. BCkNHAM,
J. u. bkUNA, j. hIaNkl,
President, b. 1. BATES. Sec'y, J. Ii. BURSHAN.
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SPEED

RUNNING RACE.-Pursr 500, free tor
a.l-De,I three IN five.
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On hand, and constantly replenishing, a larg
stock ct HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CiGARo.
kr-My prices are as Low A. any on this side II
the sierra Nevada. Call aad examine INV goods
AMI learn my prices.
J. R~OSENSTOCk,
Pioneer Clothing Store, County ButlLing.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE.

The Board of Fire Commissioners, in re-
ponse to the request OF CbetEugneer Perey that pro-
vision be made to guard against such occurrences as the
recent fire at No Westst when the fire apparatus OF
the district was at another fire on the
opposite side of the city, has made reg
uations that will fulfill ell requirements. 1t Is
ordered that as soon company shall return 10 Its
quarters fire, the foreman shall at once telegraph
the fact to headquarters that the operator may know
what engines can be dispatched to fire. II fire should
occur In district when the apparatus Is engaged at
another fire. the telegraph operator at headauarters 1s
auLorired direct the Companies in the adjoining dis
trict to the alarm. The commanding
officer first the ground at hre is gwen
authority to send ont second aiarm, aud,
II necessary third, which to I've given by 10 and
u taps on the gong respectively. Only the Chief and
District Engineers have been heretofore authorized to
sen these alarms and large fires have occurred in
consequence OF the aenes OF the arrival Of one OF these
Off ers at q distant fire. All alarms Will be sept on the
"gong circuit INSTEAD of the talking circuit" for the
that the latter is not always heard in the engine
houses If additional company shall be needed at
FIRE the commanding officer will apply for IT by using the
Morse kew In the etieebox nearest the fre making Is
for CINE company and 90 for hook
and ladder company. followed by ronnd of the signal
Of the company for and round Of the number
the strt ehox. These the principal notifications
Of series arranged by superintendent Smith OF the re
Tel
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Sales bp Anrllon

A. MnRw1y, AuctoneeL
RY BANGS: MERWtN & Co.. Broadway: o;. way COZ Or
MONDAY. Dee H. 70 SATURDAY: Dec ia - BALE OF . AEn
CNL In Exeeuto Catalogue No IA Of the 0ovans kaae bennins
each day at p
GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Co. Qate Leavitt,
" stYebeigh Col Hall Asto place For the eALn BY
ATcros Of Of Books PAIsTIsGS aud al
kinds Of LITERARr PHoPEaT
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS.
~ CLTyTON HALL BOOK SALERO0MS, GEO. 4. LFivlfT
Co, Aucaone-r, THURSDAY FRIDAY, and SATURDAY EVEN
'''' - BiBIIOTHrCA RARrssIxA 1T CURlOsA.
Com,Ing an ertraopsry col oJ ENGLISH BOOKS
IN S,sck letter EARLY HNGLsH POETRY BROADSDEs OLD
BALLADS MISSAIS Also choice coleetor o SAhhs
PEAHANA &c. &c Catalogues ready Bcoh' on exhibition
rCRUSTEES' SALE-CHEMICAL WORKS
Predehek Ket deceased vii! be sold pablo sale De
eember 10 OF u the Phldphs Exchange
Third PiIidphl. the valuable CHEMICAL
WORKS rOTTS KLEITS situate on Lnest Cooper
Creel spd Camden .bout ooe mile nom tie Te,moo
nne and ao Of j. W. Sons and Browning
Brothers The improvements brick and stone bnhns: Ae
msneI, &C. succen Working order ana
.nphuric acid TO manufacture rom SO To
M lin. per sLnan ful Predr may ee haa
of NJ THOMAS SoNS i9 asa AL e9un
Phiado lphia, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

FRIDAY, Dc. Is.
Mails for Kneon JAM Aspinwsll Panama the Central
can and souh facSe Ports -amhp ang B,ay cs ~ 10
q m.
SATURDAY Dnc. ~
Ahh iof Europe via Liverpool. steamship City
eisss 200 m sspprnsnsarr Nail Per No. Is H. H. y
closed ttsO m Prusssa eiosed mail By lire
IAN stten Deposited 10 ssepseptsv Nail prepaid vi
esubIe portage.
k.ip 8smAa ssass vs Brsea pr resn,Ap hh.,,
elsss ~ Hoo No. A9emAs nAl es1 direct bJ tbs hse.
Mails ff Ffsuoe via b and Havre steamship Pree closs
as 900 Direct French mall s !h. has alhnsss Ssudsya
SUNDAY. DRC II.
All AAh esse q u seiost fbs ksst-O6ss ov<s frou
u. v II al -
BOHDAY. Dee. Ia
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fflarble an1 8late Mantel6.

KIABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ ZISG WORKS IH and lS East Eghkeh'hst Marble and
M,p.el, ns Marble Counter honumens al pnos that
DEFY competition. Marble turning for the trade
& KLABER d. Co.'S Marble Works, 223 West
aud sv Marble aAe nnrheied inantes mon
vsheies cbe.ps ID ey sena M oe.s4A
cr,.ut In the city at rhera Elegant designs. T.
STEWAKT Co COS bet Thirv-anh spd Thrrh o.
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t.:s.s 4 yss:' ~ ezls J. : H. E:s 1:: 60 i
k:s P's;ta x:ss:. e. t!:: e::as A. M y y
Il f.si:: i.' s.ss n ns ~ H. .;42 2:ss ss 3. :s
). Ts.s:.. ysfs I'm st'Is Gpi = = is.ss od
Capt YYs, u 0ihhs Hsstrsss n Qikst saA hniy,
C.pt. ? EseS.:ss, D Sss(r, . ss:,is =. -. D g
v.s.ns:. T. Hes, O.:. B. inis, Id ~ N Cieaesl
;sa 90. sJs:. n."s "a = Asa. A..s s'''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
IL MENT OF Trains taking effect Dec bls7 From Chamben
$50 a. 10 Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
70 Busso and Niagara Falls Sleeping Coches 70 ienauon
lo o. m Express Mail for Buffalo and NAgan Ps Drawngr9on
$50 n Night E.prvs Sleeping Goodies 70 Buffalo and Nas'rs
100 n ps,) s.a Cs.eo Night E1prs. sleepi's
Coaches through Cincinnati Bulao Niagara FAls and suee
For Port jsrr ao $780, lioo i5 n go $50 aud 100
For Goshen and Middleton, oo aa ll:oo srd 'il'
33a, 49, $50, and 1890 N.
Por Newburgh, 1880 s3o and Uo $50. E5, and Saor
For suren. 300 1890 Hoo and 'u:l3 IL, &s aV ;N @"
PS; Rdsexood Hohpia, Aend.le and Ranse $40: 1880 o
.Ii5 m $3.50 500. 500. i6:2o, 200 and ';o ,,
Por Pater,ou 1000 Hoo 'll5 lzn
n 'lt $500 SIS. $780, s:oo 's:o. '7:oo. s 'iiOo
Fo, RobsrfTd Par. and P..ssie sI .7 IOo ll:oo
H. 'l:.s $50 400 ':,S, $500. 's' s:ls and 'u:co
For T.ekns,cs WAY ss m, I2a <:co. 500 soo $50
For iisi.e sus Wsy si, m la4s 400 500 and eOopm
Fo Splug Valley and way 74s and s5 n 4:As sto and
For nsle~ood 74s $500 H. lsO a:ls ALL, l:S s and
For Cresli Ts 800 H. i3o ai5 GI5 $50 and .7;s,
p m SATURDAYS only l2:co uidnight ~
and t,t5 D. m Saturdays only 1900 midnight
For Plsruont Eyaek 500 S, G5 1880 6:30 and fj
D. m. SATURDAYS onlv l20a midnight
aeen earlier than Lat boAt
from Twenty thrd.st. 300 D. N.
quarter hours thirty minutes earlier dsn
Tles for passage in Drawing Room sleen,
Coaches be obtained and orders for the cscln aud in ef
Bacgsee omces2 S?s aat o57 Broad
vsp cor One Hundred md txenty-6thst and Thnav. Harlem
Goa BrSSt,n os Sro;d.sy Bro Un. hns " the c"
sDs Sundays ony. Goshen SUNDAYS only Mack ONLY
WM K BARR, GenL Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
Ccpartnersbip Notites.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
Notice given Copsrnbp heretofore eIstng
between j. sEv FRANCE ard WILLIAM HOLT under the hrm
name Of SEVERANCE HOLT dong l6 Walt, New
24h November 1911 BY mutual consent
,oii.rt i. moner, dpe The ssme A. J. SEVERANCE
~ " WILLIAM I. HOLT.