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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
TIE SrATE or TRADE.


~ a. ~ i. low MiNag Flour dan and nominal; Ioaar
o, S1r-i4r goa Cd: Ea 70 - Is; DO FaHir. s. 8
~ r -yg I'll: Wes.rr Slpr,.rs - .HH %. 90 Extra
50 saa 1s. DO Family - 1@s ~ Wleat 1t,t END inn lor
.-aoc, n 1ale,i CAOcc White 81 O'@9s 5i Far 10
.ims I'll go: PRIME % Co.e t.' 81 t - l5 F9 %
c5.od Esd r- 5t Common. - 5H FL 'i ono aug iuI.ua
~ tu- ~ - P1rs la4s ~ (. - 3D. tam-Whe Sonl- q
safet 80 elbow ritheru sNy and bnnr at '1 Ots
g77 No far re gr at - Do Us PorL 1lei 40 -! Sd
@t-l ..a s,t, -hoa loc; Pi1 g. o. @IltgI11i Clear
a. V,b Coto. M: SlIyfuE rolsals l'1l5ic.;
90 or . .aI.}c Flour le. active: Sulertte = "a 20,
AIS - Fsrc. b1u 80 Wheat steady eni IN demand;
White II 81. o,ae grades uHghsngcl Rye unchanged Corn
hed firmly loU 81 &C.; Mixed cs'n &C. Ot' saY am 9l-
changed ."I ifmi Ai''A u, y, - ~. W.
for good co.; 5s' o itf iil 'A'o ,Ie' L4'c'
h.s be-. Vlt All ~ he for Ion 81 Hlc f,r
Mood U'.aA ,-,.-,--..- Id, . e. l.
Tothp. orc - 4'f tE pt 49, 81 - Cr
ayascu- tlr irfsul; iiSh y1e- 55- Low Ie ';c.
otts q".. eni slt ttiie- h'.-.1. n, ~ c.. H.
%0ur bu.h Wheat COW ba'I or 'V bsa Oa'' , @fl l
aa N.. -SNOJJ busl. Wheel +JyO bush Cora '5OO bush
O4t. no 'u,h. Rye. 300 bush Barley . . go,
Osvg-' march Z-Fol ~ s.taD{ W." i ~ Yen lr 20 S
ON an. cs husi O,ts he'd At 6oc for Ween
Corn Ma - . Tor 1olr, anu ? 90 roy j Sir9 - IN
ancisis- >hoTi' SO go Z r. p t-- t 80,
20. to NrT.lors o anl 10 al tly DC W.. - t. , u,
BiHN" N'f'A 'i'.i stlN 5le,te,. I' o., - n -,
dbl @ c,rt Nv lie trse Of - ol:s da sai hell at 81
ra ,e-c sf rmral' q ln Harley 10 nf den andi s'Iri
Pea re sfesi and quiet Pork quiet ~ Tor Heavy
Mes que: 1t lag DO H.1sE.. no%.4l.. nc -, ora,
= "a ~ add Mlr: Afternoon seady at ~ p a.
Corn higher a. 81 s1'-.c tasI a.I s.iei hiIcb
dsru4 Co. lennon qnt' az 81 ts se5 '3 -, V,' I'm
f9ir "' no. i3e luH a. IT, "I ~" re QUE wv, ~ '
Hrhs otc ProUNous doli Me Iot ~ o'n ~ a. sI
Roe hb. Flour l21O BUSH Wheat sOv bush 'n
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gr.srp March Cotton lul aud Aes9yi hti.ug' ne net
,cr D. bsr.; go ~ tses eIpors-ie The eoBusel lt45
Ls.-s. ...-. Us bales; stock, 1919 bales ...
as, pa hass efpors-tg Great br.al % 0.-t 70 ue cont
90 bsrs ooast"'s 80 Die' '4'' D" UAe' 'O'i ''
b.leG ,y4uf.-. "a. -. ....-..
wiz yoros Msrch Cotton tea1 h1ihnss Jle hei ep~
BALE. IS bales; stOcf. 80 bales ...-..,
slvAs.AB siarch 80 otor quie, i ~ I4tH.lt.
10J vTnOrt-to t-ootifl Ie'' p4'9f ''''''' '
ases 40 ai0ca o5O.3 hh'fs ...t.-- t.t1r.r
kEs.OrIrAe. aart Z-t0 on i1tfif nl.l- a.' 49,
~ sJ8k ~, ssis' tiyV-" 'i' %"
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ To THE
SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST.
AIR LINZ.
Nr,s,rr ..yf,rv ~, kfffur npI FANG

TIE ALABtNA AVID CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD gill b. com.
ri 81 and extend from Citanooa, Tenn 10 hendnn
Ms and connections form the shortest afal ione nom
Boston Ecsi0rt Fslephs Baltimore wash gon L}ncbuars
Chatuoog - Meridian Mobile New OeAls fesplB SAie'e
port Galges.On ans al pontr IN tie South NcsL
Arrangements heng perfected With connssnR ads Sofh
tie rat OF y miles PER hour
mailing he Zip from Nv York 10 Mes oeaus ~ ~ l' No aHy
trains s be- each mating close connections
Al CIttsnora pu Ony change o
b4e,n tld Orleans ui DO change uath % Lnchhuf
Trough AID North aud south vii BE- 90 sac A. ne
principal railroad LCktt 0tcts.
CsHlsriug requested tickets sale "a oar inr Of az
pout that eau De- reached
Aiy.t thonsh I-sb line s BE- ofs1rd giving la'. Hms al
hw rates for lrr.Elt
Through ~ dng sled TIE principal cities North id soah
Claims Tor inas sri damage promptly a.At.rl
IIf further lLf. luou, HpIlT Do
J. g. arAHTON General superintendent, NJ
WILLIAM KRAVY General Pei gLt ant Trsrt As-H 'hata'fi
TH. ,g.,..
Oloe The CompalJ Ne" f'd DO ~ JoAlFn e'f- Wal "
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G!camboa.5 ano naI.roaos.

NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on iIJusa-
4 tome end Ssugstucs Fare 81 SssAmsrs leave Cil
mars y al " noon (,llliu excepted.
VIARTFORD DlRECT.-State Of New-YO
,ni CITY u Hartford esvs Poci sip iIy tfp Tor Hartford
geld CLcopss Hofois Northampton
Braueioro H. &c. Psrs s cl.s, 4l IS ~ stAs ; %
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Al, n VI rNale, Cronsad 7ST bales cos'F~ o." oae'i
80. Ia 7n bales; stock. 23J.i1l bales 49, re-.
.ox Msrb S-COton qvet Mddne, lee net receqp' o''
80 80 Oi3 sales 800 bales stock $50 bales
trsv,N March Cotton cn and hoavy Gooi onna E,o'
% 10 bales eIportscoasvise 20 bales; sales 30 balesi
fock 5glA bales o., ,,,,,t.-. ,ai. .,,, ..cl,,
rs % exports Continent go bales sales 20 bales Stock
3gs) bales. ,r,r,---. g.. 49,, ...,,.,. ,q1
No. ezpofs-coastwise % bsos; s 500 bales stock C bales
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MAREET-MAECH@
C.t.la-The very du % IN head Illinois steers r'rg
Zoe from G16 h. - 5j4 o.; "a ono, az 70 10 t'
55l,i spaf, 90 10 to go ~ at $50 70 Also IL Michigan
les b. on Sheep firm; sales, 10 sd Ctna4 averaging D ~
IS 81; pf DO M eil do 10 n. Al sc 5 81 Ohio, n n
to % n as 80 Ia Michigan, ~ ID, ~ 20 Hogs unchanged
anil doll With saics
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4 1sLANn RAlLROAD.

| ,ONG iSL,AESp. RAlLRQApp;n ryr
on m after MONDAY OCT -, 1870, Trains vi" leave Jine'Np
q follow;
8:Jl d. IN. Grerupor. All Sag ilarbOr
lJ:s1 a. 10. N.rh,r5 Way fniu
800 D. Doe seq .or Rrrrheai Express through 10 Green
f0rt 3D. lights.
f.Hup %. u SorhIot EHprrss
o. Heupse2i Way Train 70 lsIp on saturday rlslN
G.OJ TO Norhnpt Way fraln.
Gen Coz, Irs VALLEY Iessye Huntington. and EortPor l,aVe
Jign.r pnt Al q:ll 4. m and y. j. d. BARTON Sup'
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fettnres ano alssllnes.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY Lee
~ TRES FOR THE PEOPLE. , "a. precisely Tie
Hall SATURDAY. March Readu b., lr ikObNHkk, ei
NBrTlE COLLINS and Mss GRACE NCLAl 6LIN Tea
GBRAM {. HEWITT s.er,.y
VVHE Right Rev. JAMES ROOSEVELT BAY
LEY b. d. Bishop Of Newark n j. will deliver lecture he
Church oSt Joseph ofSiIhaye and West place
CITY Oh SUNDAY EVENING March r. ~ commencing ok
Subject: The Romen Question" Tket 81 cons - be- hu 1t he
dson VI he Ckase Proceeds hs benefit VI s SselaJ sA
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5lcamboats ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
p, p. foRWiG hS ,d,o, np,io, Lowell Law
rece sslaa msnesI Conoor P.@sr BrsbOo and inIsr@e
u.s.. le.ai, ~ rev snd sisath steamers
CRY or NETWORK.
". Se-yott daily tsuuny ,rc,pe a, o'clock p from
For New S don I'D SoTeb eT coarseiug with Erprc. trims
i Tor s ', oT .;, y; S~ @o' Norwich 'i
Por roe;h ueke AL fsi Of freight sPPy q tn once ilsr ~
Srs'SorF oct 49, 1850
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
- m tom Pier q, n. H., foot Of Roliasonst
ps s' o 10 % bosroS 81 TO S PR5yf5EScB, =
ri co., @ r. %0s's iSli f E as' an, az ,6 51
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, and the
N'rhSi"n- leave reck P for Haven at Jl5 and II p
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
fSElI Tse 81 3nl orSsriei By AAp 9, a3l
In lSE Fer : &,s; d''. 'R4Tls'LoE 39es
foot q Cor 1gi.s' rryits en- route WEr q TIP to Wasting.
ton O. and regr1 coa. eiiE o, ne OILY LINE aaoh'
'"'' ''''''U''' ~ ' " PER5EiL, General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
y P:sensr qTd Phs Dot in Nswio foot Of Loerty'st CON
win e psE' Laelavana aai Western Railroad At Palpbqrs
Rufb AMI BE- Vet i6aa change o cars .o 70 Central Penasy
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE WE5T
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing J'uulry 81. l3li-LrlTe New York a. loss
H. mlor FcmHgtor Fls.OH Bethlehem, Mlub Chunk, Wbes
bsrre ion Malaaoy C NJ Carmel IlIeson, TanshannoeE,
TOEanfa, WaVsrr &c.
7:tJ m.-For Easton
pa mWz,tEss E1PRRss d,y Except suni,- FOR Esston Al
tnown Harrisburg aud tie t Connects Somerve Tor Fem-
Jan,ton atroaJurg, Water GAP Scranton Bingham on
syTacuss Sci o. PllP,ug for Mueh ClnaS Wlkesbare, VII
bam'fot Ede &c al Eis.u Tor 5sueh CaanA. AAbAaOy Cay NJ
Csru,l. MIAsmsp1- Ere. SC
1890 =. m.-Wav Train TOR sDmcrville
12m-Por Pennington Eaon Allentown Mauch Chunk Nahanoy
City aroa barre. Reading, Columbia Lancaster Iphrisa,
Po.sTle llarnsblrg Sc. go
.. n.-For Eaon ami Allentown.
$50 mfOf Lss.ou, A,uoHn hiueh Chunk anil Berere
$50 ,. 20 -Por S1merY IT, anil FlrmiUg'on -
BTrFFsB daily. Elston Bethlehem, An71-
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Ca aud Cincinnati sleep
sni Pal - PttbIh aud Chgo Connects 70 Junction
with Devs lo,ssnn1 and Western Railroad Tor Scranton
$50 p. n-For S1merVus.
.. Nor SOncryne
D m.--F1f E,son.
J. a. RliIr utI-f9r E,ston
e.f1D. Nor p1r.ah
l2pm-For PA. SELF Weirc,sys ,nd situuiavs
FOR Fr'e'h go 6.3 Ii5 1870 o. ~ 9)! 90 o;n l;'
lta 2:Nn 3.i5 3d. 4:D, $50, 4:i5. 3l5 3:J $40,
Geo $50 goo 1:i1 BOD 6:sl, 9;)o, s:fo, O:j 1903 p
Tces for be- obtained the Ohe Of The Contra Ran
fao o Iry, " ant ~ To- principal hotels
t. hiChLk superintendent
EsF ten
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Tot'..-,"- ~, t,,,r ~ slemsat The home demand is
1-s-s,. .,- uf grabs it goo i u,' 49, a..
$3.50 an Orange 90. pallets az ONO | ''' b' l798
Frs ard half trk tubs, - w.. r,, 5000
r,o O., cha-s....o as % o'u. 49, '- va % T21
IN aui l.N FIX tubs .. us y, L1.. ,,r a, dir Is az
GOOD ........-5l 10 "e''''"' '''-N''' " 1900
welsh ts, -ooi To-,
l. r. -'t. icrand To- consumption which
H1. ID 80 -- ss re IAN Kinds slow Of sale. SbppeS
-. -A1 .'.,- qua ps to Vernon, Dairy, common TO 80
S .is. D. n ....f5 0le} c1o.ce.........''..' ~
.. /. ar. P.norprle. Ststc..........-5 926
Dsn,. good 30 c.oce.!+ 40 ONO .eo"' bo'- "tqla1sI
Fur Pair. t.In......'..' 'ae '-'''''''''''''''
Vt3S u itc srt 70, t'ui, in bulk continues A tye
-, pn-r1tfe exec. n which
-oers reir.s make qlo'' Yesterday al 90 & O 10
srl prompt yerr %apta dad and nominal a. lf- o -
Cr rars,t shows features Crude firmly TEN bat j. ~
ont hg3e-. For Teei only uoeae ia! H
market rather fures' s''cs" 1o' '' ti
5p,t A. 2r aai runOr, a to-day, OF caT-o q" 1 us u
frorrt O., .er st prrt. Case Oh f lui r sou-l
rsllo. bod s. cases col. 'lc J. Pl lei ht mere - no
bne .o sales q l5Jo Oos aAi ha ls Aol
PfiS market i better for Csu,a Field sales Of 200 bb At
ger trs1. f.-.. charge for blIca --,-., 81.
SlGA--Lae ul an yau's uusttl fn n'n'' ~
e4gF ,- fsr Zen mrs do.c for soo Mes and Oh! ,s @
.ils and lIs- ing. 80 hhds 20 Aye. W
at Gq e, lLt 9 4c To- i-rs l@c fora ana ~ @'''
SFi1 There o'e-r,c nqav Clover and with light supply
cls marie fro- q-o laISc Timothy qle anu l'e'
S1T IS more cvc aud ca er; Of 2ooO) a. i'o in lhd'
TALON good ceaHi anl Tie mafAeI remains l'' '' "
WFIy Is faar snl frs scye; sales Of IS bis at 9'e srd
..- .. is9 3T.n-,tuhI'
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
foot ~ ihrstonher-'t
MiaIE. MONDAY, AO. p, l5i)
500 m Fs. NAIL TRAIN connecting Dsna with Boon
Rr.t Chester Branch Waterloo With an'et T. X
Tor An ili Newton a. NugoI With tc D. w. auI w X =
for Gar. Suslg Scranton Great Bend Bnshmon ri
all pos Lack4NgEna b!o0msJurs
and Delaware ord Hudson X Roads .
:,0a IT, IEulGu VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Nevak' Morris
town Dover washington Pail Dsbug auI Eas-oni
Pb-surz Be-. Del T. r. for Be.dere, " ana
H. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch CLunk and
WlEesharr.
SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
II Watsroo WITH r. r.. and Washington With D. l., ani
W r. H. .Yr tter GAP Strel.s.u-s aud scraaioH ,,.
80 g. HaCKETISTOWN MAIL, connects sl Boouton, Chester
AMI r. .f0iis
sni eco o.. 800.
For SUNNI sni intermediate stations at $50, S) a1d 1910 m
~ 4.1D aul b;DI p. - .. - - ~. 81. -,
l1 a. no. go 49, 40 49, $50 60 $50 1900 suI iI.3'
u.
il0 ami fl.) 600 en- 3:2i $3.50. $3.50. $40 i;Jf
s:lu. $500 bU @a'-n b1 sJ;H, 800, aa1 liJ p
Train, uarl,d stop al fas krv5rf.
L.,r Won or BLOOMFIELD and hOSTCLAR. a. $50 sni
a. 90 . u.. sisl 2..J. $3.50. a.l1 ant t.4D ..
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professional Notices.

DR LARMONr. No. / Great JOnrs-st cor
~ Eosuav, sutapr o; MEDICAL ADVISER Oh UhNilO
URINARY DISEASES.
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I ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE 90 1870

C0SMENCISG JUNE %, 1870.
P,ueBget s.ars1 Nesios. corer Of TwenteTentht ani
F'7'sia ls5 E LIlsE p S TF;'iJ .,'''
Tor ys~l.vsn 81; Br''sty T. (EIl I:J) a. nj 2;l3 (EE
go 81, ~ 53o al ~ :? % ~, ..oo,, tta
FSr SoiSss t g. n1o n l!ls Erl. Ell o $50
For DsIs1 g. i55 a M SIS $50 $50 and 6:aoPm
IS $50 JFIJ as $50 60 i:i5. iErj rm
For Greensa and intermediate stations IlO m EI' 1'
saud,5 Nal r,u e,5.. Twenty ,eyen,ht Ns'Yot a7P for
O0''''' VI 'O'n 'p' 't CoSSEcfSG TaiiSs
S or Boston Boston va sB5Ssi ns r. 'Ia ."
For Hartford aud Springfield, l3:i1 $3.50 m TO Hartford
Foi Newport R. a:ls p m CEr) connecting With
FoT tonnectcai Railroad m, l2:l5 p to Montreal
For iTor- io'idene ari T.hkn Railroad la5P
Raua st3 Sof"eh aud Providence; l2:l1'
Fot e'fa,sa AMI northampton Railroad p to North.
For Haa'atosic Girosi aa n. ,ni ,. m.
Fo1 6sStarS 'ad Sorsls R.'oad l!5 inl 40
coanglo. sleeping attached to n and also to sun;
d. h % q ,,a .' L' A o or ' SaSa 20
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER R,iLRoADTr'ns leave rh.r. i s. "A follows
a. L s-. "a room Car Elp, chicago. No accom-
io5 g nv sosra sal ws.ea express. DrawsrOon at
20 m nor,re,l grrr.,. Dr,ripgroon si,achd.
d. Pacific HtPn'' With seePngca" through to Water
81 P.a. with s , ant si';i'd i I
-oa. or ~ Loa via Toco; louisville Indianapolis (Th
taa wi. I,s,c 1t 6 p. m on s-l,ys)
mo- S sai 81 b. roalseS, ie1 'r' ''''
-, n. as aud gao p. NJ Peekssll trains
$50 and 6.l0 :. m, Sing Sag trains a.. a.. 49,,
$40 10 and 1921 NJ u m, 1917, J. 80 DIV SV ana
iI..8 d. ILL.,. Yonkers trains
ssnIa, & for oqf1e sgsaIcK Gen, p...n,., A,.n.
Ses.Y,.l. Dec s. i1;o
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
Crprf tEuT sIpor WEST PHILADELPHIA. at8;3D and $50
den n a. No. AMI m FOR biLfiMoE and %AsuSd[oN r in1
souri, AID sotTiTwEsr, SO 9so. ,, silver
10 trh ug change. For Sic WEST, va Fehn eiA l
o1l-,.n a. "a n p. Silver Paie oars ere ac'ced
a. A. M and nun thr5au New iofk To Pittsburgh uen-
natl Chicago uil1ut change Yer faa,e car ar. " te
:, & I On ,o without change Silver Palace attached
10 the ~. through TO oumnus ana n.ou
change Ticket sale At foot Of and depot Jersey C
J,ulary . i5-L F. W. JACKSON Gsaera Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DLPOr il SEw-YORG foot OF liheryst Noah B,er IT,
on AID 'osf Jana, 81 is Pi,,psr Ssni S S .RS
60 80 III, ,:1 85 1855, l:l5, $50 lg;tj u me-. l
100 500 b. 900 40 500, 5.Jl 600 co. 1900 7i0 sjo
vi" tR VIZ MN Y5EE FOR WEST BERGRS-A 900 60 75
80 o.t5 a ~; ~ 49, $50 go 40 300 lo:t' Bpm
Up BALDWIN. Gen Passenger Agent
SOUru ~t... RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AID WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
,oumeucus uNDAY October H. 49, iou Roosevelt aaa Grand
as. M. Maj hr P,iehogus
IA Accommodation iU- Babylon
so M Eprsm Tor Pslchosae va stage TO beeroF and Fire
am .p Aeconnot,,u Saturdays, through P,islosus.
go m Babylon Aceannoisiioa.
b.Bl D. m hcfncK Accommodation
The .nd 10 ini $3.50 sal 80 p H. a' connect At Valley
l ,s ' ~ o and cs1 p III ,ap, cJau,e, at valley
Z ", DOUGLAS, SsssnsIssAsss
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I VIKfE .-TKAINS Leave DepOt5

LklE kAlLWAl.-l RAINS Leave DepOt5
II foot u htuhcr--r. nd foot OF 21dss follows:
Through Brrs thzmtersst at9 A. " e NJ 33l
m aai r. daily. leave z5st. 90 $50 1913 A. u inl Jl9
al ga. D. TO- daily and improved Drswil. Room COACHES
scortal. tlc Buao 81 lloar j.
mi-tcrlt ~ toAh's running through % e'ea1l
aaIG sleeping ron
que.aJa ufa ODE $3.50 from NealoA % Brlan sal
Hon Bult1 llncinlaE
Az 70 isr'rt Train leaves d Ii,r 1t s:tj p. p.
J-rvis ana ~ A.. so m. i2ji-. t:lJ o. M
p. aal, sun
dags o.OJs tld-st, ti' a m.l ..,
ForU,gie add Wa, ';;31 a. 20. llAst. 'i.l' ~ M
NeS ,h aud ~ At $3.50 and iSJ D. NJ @jiiI S:D
Susn ana VA ard p n 2oit, As aud 5:i5 p. n.y.
T-1s,ter Train III: 80 r. tltlst, fll;f5 p. n.y. 49,
p,r p-te-.or sc War from Depot atGj 80 and ll4o
n; a. 3:t5 5.l5 sad o. n. From thamlessL Depo', 81
o. 1850 - ~; fl3iJ T. 5:l5, aud Q. -
Por Isrnsaok Hilc 2t!. Depot az 8:io NJ ana
Depot JV'
m. a. 1. - IS G. anil 4b.i' p
1913 llI"
Pr r. no D. lt1. 5.'Ji $40
5.ls ard a. so ~ W.; Saturdays only i2:1I MIDI ght
Tt. , pt..sy and Apartments Drawing 10 ON IN Sleeping
Coaches can n ous Tor the ch-cns aul trnsr Of Bag
80, ma be- e AZ Congaays o1ess 81 go an4 ~ BroalNa 20
ttmher ,t 30 r,,usiost., l5ihsL aal Iirave ir.ni
m % Fo0 Drp's foot Of '1ambtr5st AMI foot Oi2il st.
EsvYs 3d. lar-,r. END ]ag Does Depot JeTsey C AID
2" ErrygE Dee o. wN r. BARP.
,.ri S-.,t llIr. GeIl Pass At
sn-. tor fIacisnssek only.
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5iueArts.

A PRIVATE COLLECTION of AMERICAN
N FOREIGN PAINTINGS the property Mr. Thorn
" Baltimore with several important editions; making m nearly
lOO embracing tho " Duand Knet T. johnson Glor Cs
Guy Jas NJ Hart Bolglton, Nhtrge ". T. Richards lot
rhaielphs) vh many excellent examples Of popular lorn
The cabinet and well selected sub
aud Orier To sold auction, TUESDAY
EVENING, March !. al q O'Clock. at the -
SOMERylLLB ART GALLERY
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Nov on free exhibition ever Jay and evening.
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y quote:
vermont Dairy, common 70
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choice. q 10
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AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

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On and s1s J,aury o. 1911 psssrngrr usn WI run ~ o'
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a. M -, an e t.gD $50 G.U 7.i0. 300. luti l.
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- NORWICH LIMB
For Bon Worcester Rrohburg 6ro,cn Jnncuoa hos &
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
A f.. BJ.ACKMAk,

A +. BJ.ACK,lAK,
Having removed to the elegant and spacious edi
fee No. 9l Canal street, formerly known as B!af
fers Building
BLACKMAR'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
Continues to dispose of Pianos and Organs, Of the
best makers very low for cash. the most
accommodating terms OF payment. One year al
lowed without charge for interest No security re-
q,iired a Lien the instrument being retained
Old Pianos taken 10 par: pay for new. New and
secondhand Pianos and Organs for rent and the
rent money allowed toward purchase
My Method of Conducting My business.
First-I keep no Instruments but those OF the
hest factories Having been dealing in Planes and
Organs for sixteen years. my long experience en't-
perfect confidence guarantee to give entire salts
faction.
Second-I have put One Price for each instru
ment and that is the regular retail factory price,
which is marked in plain figures on . card affixed
to every piano and organ Many dealers make 1t q
pect to get, aud then, when beaten down" +"
someWh here near my low prices. they Halter the
purchaser with the idea that he has secured al
unusual bargain.
Third-I give the manufactures ard my own
guarantee tor Six years, and warrant every lns,ru
ment to please. OF ii can be exchanged for a0y
other i'll my store.
l offer splendid new rosewood, seven octave
Pianos. of six different firstclass makers at $3.50
to $685.. Second hand Pianos SIS to S325. Five
octave Cabinet Organs $50 to S215 also have
Pianos of extra size and with superbly carved
cases at $50 to 500. The elegant Library and
Parlor Organs of Taylor L Farley. and the sple
did Cottage ard Church Organs Of "Estey." to
$500 to $3.50. A. +. BLACKMAR,
oc9 5 en- No. FOL Canal stree
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W. IL. IL L y MING
Grocer and Wine Merchant,

Respectfully returns thanks 20 his many frends
and the public generally for their very liberal pa
tronase heretofore extended. aud takes pleasure
in informing them that Sc IS now open, at lis new
and SPACIOUS store.
No. IS Camp street.
Vita as entire fresh and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,, TEAS, WINES, etc, Of the finest quail
ity. together with a complete stock Of English
French and German goods, OF every variety
His long experience in the business enables lin
TO judge and selec: to suit the requirements Of tire
trade.
BY strict attention to business and fair deaHns,
be hopes merit share of his former patronage.
AL goods sold at q small profit, and vita q fun
guarantee.
Respectfully.
0cy ". H. HENNING.