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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
HORSE AND cARRlAGE AARKEE
NEw.yoRK. "Wednesday. March J,

NEw-YoRK. "Wednesday ,sMarch J, iH'
There was to-day fair degree Of activity IN
the horse market Workhorses Of al DESCRIPTION were 10
1ood demand prices firm, hut without q1otahe change
Unfer the general denomination OF WO'k-horses must
DE included not only farmhorse, stag car, or railroad
horses and heavy trnck horses bur als TIE r0ndhorses
OF a professional men, who az complied 20 drive rccu
larry many hOhre ~ The day iu pui mt col. tCr calling
Conlc-hOTses are wanted IN The rt, that 8, horse
suitable 10 he driven In show and often costly
harness before coup', or brouEon ani tie valu. ~
which Is estimated ly size me figure tnat show, high
and stylish action, more than HoderaS 'loke Of speed
not being required
Col :. ID. Bruce has for sale Dcfb = Bi-h3w t1y Yer
nOts Ia haW. hr Long I-aui B.Ics III ISIS, dam by
Henry Clay ont OF mare by la'rrfy, Dy Ne ',ncoD.
a valuable stallion In hue condition, and according 10
pedigree, in every way desirable sto rs tO.se.
Leading Carriage nufaCturcrs report iride active
ana are receiving orders f'r me, gl' lugr and family
Co OF BrOome, amounted ye erday alone 20 600 The
business announcement Of this prominent firm, with
compete list ~ the latest style, ~ t.Ifla~c- will De-
FOUND IN our adv ertisenicut columns.
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pASNENGERS N1IIEu

FOR LVERPOO-Ih steamship Wisconsin. March l-John H.
Campbell Leon Klein, Nj AMI Sir Cha
Mr. Meta Nsseu Percy Howard John A. Morese Mr. and Mr.
Pie and I children. L. ,. Tsey. Vim. H. Badeau-
FOR LNEkOOl-ln steamship Cuba, hanh IT; r. Dtioust
r. A. Jores H. W Jones y Ced T. EbAd Nj Ohsshuah, MI
ArhkAnah Kneoshe. Ltshoie. y Ksydse Lsgsbusk
shea, MI Emihee Mr.. Ahte Japan W j. Valentine
b. Miller MI and Mr. =. G. stanley H. A. STANLEY. 4. Walter M
and Mr. H. g. lHson and servant oin H. T. Lesehemaher
A Baine Chss Lauer O. H. Booth = V. r. Watson
Mrs Downng G. Gsopne r. J. Forefsl II. r James Mr aud
Hams Mr BloOdgooa, Mr.. hm-ron, Ma. Kennedy! Mr.
Kennedy Specie s78+t0
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CRIMINAL COUNTS.

In the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
efejt ystera John Iague and Richard Mcoyen iof bna NJ
the house W. H. Arnold NO 48 West TNtgy Ihs jan ~ we're
10 tive years imprisonment at hard labor The only e'd.u
prisoners that Of John Brren OF the BURGLAR VINO
h, NiAi-
Two Charles stang $50 from PareE
Long No Prison and month";
At the TOmbs Police Court. Justice bowling yes
irdsy committed Thomas stane and James murray whom Dss
picking The EiaTinglaee
tighth-sVe Brosisay and Cana sthsrnah aa'n
for stealing from the store oil D D. 'LL
de- 4 Co al No 81 BrcsiwAy
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, Henry An
don W., committed ye,erisy charge Of stealing the watch 81
Fsrck " Ronuck No az ShsNe hn vas riding IN sfo1r'
ave csr On Tuesday evening
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! HOW THE Z. g. MARSHAL SHALL ATTACH SEIZED
| PROPERTY IN THE CUSTODY OF THE COLLEC-

In the United States District Court, yester-
day Judge Blatchford announced the following rule
prrscrhing the manner which the United States Mar
shall shall attach seized property in the custody of the
Collectors
In an suits n rem sgn, property sei,d this District under The ro
ons Of sny law OF relating the customs the Clerk
sa receiving certificate from the Collector or other principal
Officer Of the ths District setting forth that such property u
IN Ms custody, in issuing against such property, alter the
nsu form that shall command the Marshal 10 attach The
nv leaving the Collector having such prop
eI in his custody copy the monitor and also notice requiring
Inc further order Of respecting it, aud 90 due notice sc
iuth usual form
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2

Ms for EuroJs Queenstown Liverpool per steamship 81
a from Cuna Jersey CITY close at the Post 20
a n At A. II a IN. Supplementary Ma paid letters
oplv made Mp Cunari Dock Jersey CITY. a. rs D.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
douhe postage.
Mails Havana and West Indies per steamship MORO Castle from
Ter 4 \. K. close az ,. steamship Sils AZ =.
Mails for Bermuda " H. steamship sAn Francisco close Post
Ofce Al 2 D. n.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun n,s, ...... ..... 3:53 Moon ..,... 80
Sand, Ilook 3G Gots ani. ~ Hell Gate tG
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-IsGR.rAs. J.-Opehs =, 49, n
~. Wesler'e'i at ArtleY.
100. Char. sgt y. /. Life lns. AK
Trust Go.
i04 Beach at. Tie Mayor
y. DAILY. "Opens Al II a IN
SO4 frAiI sgs kAhn.
gDs u. T.. X. H. ca. All Water
house.
gJ7. B1vtn agL ) anton.
roe. .HenrqEes at Martin.
ari. beuuca sFi Si'r'r
30. " gAit ait iialloWsL
gll..tuflee sg.. GonrL
sl2. Cameron SO. Dsfihr Der
ART Ilf-GR0is J--Opeu. ai
~
~ .I.,scts at Pee oil
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ADMISSION OF BANKRUPTCY By THE BOSTON,
HARTFORD, AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANh'
In tho Ivnitad States District Court, yesteT-

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the matters OF the petitions Of James Alden and
the Adams Express Company TO have the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie Railroad Company adIudicated hank
rupt, the latter company withdrew It's denial Oh ihe
alleged acts of hankriptcv and its demand for trial
THIS Withdrawal is equivalent 10 consent to he aDnd
Gated bankrupt upon each Of these petitions orders
to his effect were, therefore, drawn yesterday, and VIII
probably I've signed by Judge BlatchfOrd to-day.
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9ituaiions iOGnico-- Aldlcs.

A GENTLEMAN wishes. position - ~
y penenlent Of ROLLING MiLL. position ha D..
a u As giatns
necessary. Ar r I've day., g. 4 II, no IN sou't ttFt'
.econi-.. Philadelphia
A MARRIED MAN (Amcrican) wants a SIT
~ UATlON; take charge Of Garden lnrs u p im a
g,oi reference gwen. Call address GAkDEhlf ~ tas iif
se1th--t. NsH-lola
An Experienced Accountant wishes "a situation
N rs B0uKXEEPbE Ad.frss bArLRlENCa. Box iu FToaSs
once
A MAN of education and ability desires
n SITUATION IN salary expected loacat'. Ad'r~f
y. l.. Boz lIj, Tribune Otce.
pOOKKEEPER's SITUATION WANTED 10y
ID practical Adirs X box 49, Tua,f 'Hor
GARDENER SITUATION WANTED. 10y
" prlcca has ihoo gh kuoa ye " i tusn's
references. Ai.r,s h. v r-ials. 90
Broadway.
VNO Newspaper ProprietOrS.-Wantcd,a situ-
alton a. FOgFNAN 90 DALI weekly paPer eslort.
BY practical printer. Address L.. Tribune Oh'e.
NIANTED-Bv Il Protestant man and wife.
w 10 TAKE I'll AlGE 0i GENTLEMANS PLACE yitl co.
arler reference from bic De- ce he
three DAYS Broadway, iron II q m. untl 3.
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pECISIONs-MARCH l.
COURT CALESDARS-TuI, DA'

Saprem, Court Chdmbers-By Judge Cardozo.-
BeuD at BeltL-Gf.ntd
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.for Recorder HicHsrr.-0psns at

Couar or oK.yRAI s.,ors-R,r Recorder HicHsrropnsn
I lame. wooA. ur,ie, s. Maurice Dahl grnd larceny
Irwis Van Rite, frrr,rv Levy, receiving stolen
Steer CosgToye Michael Cos roofs ,-- t. A.
grove and jeremiah Csldou MAR 'ohns" fe'n' ro" wv
burglary
4 Tuns Tremue enheIlelnrutI
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Proposals. 3
IxEsaNEse orncE. hanson. M.

L = Es6NKsR O.. BAN NOR M,
FsAiTrt--r.. N.Ah aaHLEs
TtrEp .7oK, CSIoS BtNK RI itpf'' M.-c- &. lFlD
DROpOS Ms arcinvited for DRhDGlNG ia the
srro ieaiiug 20 "a r Ffu osal a -
si .p IA upeat. aofo outsar aud aesourani By
fb I,er,-nea b, tcci uutl non 1T ttf Of April ~;
"a an - on,, 81 ir t. thereafter tie putk
~ sr As NAV u!sh 10 present Atoai = nv ruse sr
~. a. he removed L-.h OF hsu lal about
80 IN. .er, depth % q et los
m = H. % sau. and onrLalt Prop. al. sin ku
,a.enury a. quantity R cubic be reuovrl
DALI, pr Der cchc yn Including ra,aun vao,a md e,P
H.t,risi Ia he neasuf- tumllug
Th. right to r, a8t hi j. re,.Ncd.
ForHs 81 Proposal and je,ir nomsos q be hsi - appes
DO, a nm, Nm T. lRAl0lillL
Major Of Engineer. T. y Anas.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

ANN WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
sSp.y October H. isio. rOs Roosevelt 'Hd If'Ha
ferries
Mail for Patehogne
100, ~ Accom- aodaon for Bas'on - a, R.l.rort ,sd Pre-.
asp m, EsPre. for P.'eA'sa'' va '-s'
Place s.nra.,. through 10 P,.sAofas
.0p N, I.lip Aesosnodanos sAar'A'' A''0s-
s.1on "A B,b,o. Accom- nolstlon
SO M u.fdsl Aeeonneisnon - 49,. 100000, =, y,n.,
The $50 and 10 a n ,ns 80" ,
str,sm for koefs-sr an - ,,.ln. .o.a,et a, y.l.,
asd l0s aaa ~ NV w. y
su-'n "'"'1p g. W. DOUGLAS, sspsnAlsnses.
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IONG Island RAILROAD.

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
- WINTER ARRAEG EMENT.
ON and sner MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trains Nil leave JameP
follows
$3.50 A. IN Greenport and Sag HaIbor
1880 a. II. EcrthpOu WAY Train.
arbO aud Rvehead Express through 70 Green
port on SATURDAY nights
4:o0 y IN. EorthpOrt Express
$500 Hampstead Way Train runs 20 lp on SATURDAY nights
$500 b. IA. NorihpOt Way Iralu.
All trains connect branch for Hemp'ed SUNDAY trains for ios1
ysley Hcksye Huntington ant NgOt leave
Hunters Point 81 $3.50 a. M. AMI p ID BARTON Nnpi.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN Rail
~ ROAD

]
COMMENCING JUNE 20, 1870
Passenger Station in Newiok, corner II TSen''eVentht anl
fou''' TRAINS LEAVE YEw"ioRK,
For New Haven and Bridgeport 7 Rr) 1880 nj RlS tEI
For Milford Strtford Fairfield southport and wes;pOt 1880
For ycfsaI StEI 1850 nj lals Brl Er). '5 $50
'h W., I3 o' a. snI a. m S.s $50 $3.50 and sOp m
For stanford (EI) 8 lI:5l m lgl9 Erl 2:lS (EL
For Greenwich and niernejate stations J. O. 1850 2S o;iS
s9p,y Mail Tram ca1cs Twenty seventies SerYorl, at for
D0''0'' va ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via sPrna4e'd 3 a. =. n r., 'IS p H.
Por Hartford Springfield lll5 t3oP m to Hartford
For Newport R. L. I1:ls (Er connecting With
E,rr,e.u.ftt Bay. arr. wing al $3.50 D.
For Connscca River RAILROAD m, l2S p Montreal
p E fsI rydene. and Fi,hiM Railroad m; i7Sp NJ
For shore Railway Norwich aHd Pro5dsneei l2;lJ
For Seriaea aud Northampton Railroad to North.
~ EoS Haas.orc ISailroal a M. AMI B. ?. m.
For Ssaga,uck Faold , and so m to waterbury.
For Danbury and Norvalk Railroad l25 aDi $50
For New anasn Railroad l2:lj, $50, ani $50
Conrnoiou sleeping aIaehe train and also TO sun
day Mail Train either Lane Dra"5s Room 6Sr aitahl 70 lae
a. and p IN trans 'ANhn IL. hol / Supe"u'a-'n'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-rrains eay, nlrdshst ~ follows
=. N Clcsgo Express, Draaing rjon cars attached
1.- sr ~ n,sssn Ier. .,r.nt In nrtaug. room cas
1870 m Northern wssem Express, DlSne earn At
AZ H. Montreal Express Drasiug.room attached.
Erst Pacific Express With heelngc'S through to water
Second Pacific ktpTsss viii Ssepn ears ssAs i9'
roads Toledo; and Louisville Indianapolis (rL'
"ir wi" e ss, a. En- p 81 sqn5e attached
- ani p. m, Poughlerrse tr.ias
Ans and $50 p. m. Peelssill trains
$40 7:56 s.S and 5:i5 H. 1872 AK, $40 o:lO
81, M = suplaS trsia FOR Pourhieepse
= 1. II. KENDRlCK, Genl Passenger Agent
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1yllu. Typhoid. Re.g,ns. Scarlet PS. Meas

Tne City sanitary Inspector recommended, in view OF
The approaching warm weather that measures be taken
to thuuu cleanse The streets otherwise the pubic
health would I've seriously imporlcd. Referred 10 the
Sanitary and Street G cauing Committee
Commissioner Muliay offered another resolution, that
permit be given Kane Ryan To continue their busl
ness uutf the whole matter of dumping grounds was
disposed Of by the Board. He declared mat unfair
determination had been made against Kane a Ky an.
Los, hy the sflne vote a before.
Mrs sarah H. Norton. widow of Norris r. Norton, late
Chirl-C Jerk the City sanitary Inspector. voted
$500 fOr extra services rendered by her late husband.
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professlonal Aollcc5.

~ n UA,rNOND NJ d.. formerly Professor
u. n mfodtst seS snet ~ me N'ra'.t i'. ~ u..h
ofc- l:l1 FtrIh-r.. 'sst u T. sve y l. Nv S',oss
H. nd M other snscs srt general scisrs w ~ N"ia
nR. lamont, No. Greatt Jones-Nt.' cor.
Bros usv sllho oi Medical Ai's-f OF tStf' l"' u 'to
and Getiot nna Diseases Sold By HAStH 70 br''a9a '''
me orce Treatment Do oa Tea, aai r. evenings Si"'
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srrpsrs CouEr-CuNBENs-BAnS,sD "Opens al 10 ma!
endaT called at H.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT Of

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT Of
~ CORTLASDT S-For WEST PIlLADklPHIA At 20 and $50
1880 s. 600 - 9O' y iiEat For Phitdepha r im.
den ~ and p. Pof BALrAORE aOi WASHINGTON and
TIE WEST Bali more, - l2:j and 92J+ For THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 a m y;!T' :. m. Slhs liver
Palace at,hed the and
Lrnchbug without change Fo the WEST rennSaaa ksi
rualyD = and " silver Palioe eafs ar ieeu
and through from Nyv York q PtShurgh 'nc1
and Chi withou, change silver Palace Nls ~ s
70 tsy and through 10 Pittsburgh. Cucnhsi l.I-
ST. Louis End Chicago without change silver Palace eaf are
the 310 sLd through Columbus aud Caenat
ehsnge cks for .sle Al foot OF Coruus depot jersey '
l. Daily. iSauriays rIceptall -.
JAnuafK lgrl y. w JACKSNN. Genefa S0lenYtrneth-
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5.lnalions Uaulco-- fcmalts.

SITUATIONS WANTED for experienced
y Cooks Chamieunais Waiir's-es Lauu rs
Nures Houseaor.rS or Coarhmen. Glrene~ Grur.
sshl Men Apply tAkPtN ikNs Lhtioi
MINT HOUSE corner hlssenthrt. aud SiKh6ye.
NANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w Girl br general wssl,
ling and ohgngi bost Of city rslcfs Cal Al -
Bower, entrance flH-s,.
WANTED-A SITUATION in a private
w family By respectable girl good b7fi ard pastry cob; ui,
stands BIER busr; To1l assist el IA u sshpi ft e. r
creme. Cs 40 So S.,tula lcir III t,.. for
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6ieamboats ar6 Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED Zsx AND COMFORT.
Boston Worcester FSebInr c,pion Junction Lowell Law
s 0ee S.ua nsne ester Cocod Palmer BnelOo an in'fe
va - CRY or NEw.YoaK.
CITY OF LAWRENCE and ..,
III leave SsvYos daily Sunday eI,epe at 20 ocool ' @ from
Pr 90 so 1. slyeI T.. 20 Of Canal and @as,ts
for The 'Soys pos u, Scg T northern So"eh and wore
For through tickets sn rates Of freight sppy The oSe Pier co.
North River. 80 ,,eo y. SHORT. jr, Ageut
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER.
ats p m. from Pier u, N r.. loot q Ro.iu.onst
Cabin fare 20 boston e. To pRoSyID6SCCE, ~
FREIGHT Al rS Connect 81 Providence with and Prov
Prov oese' r. rs of amlorah' Eng ies an towns
DOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
L Horh-steam leave Peckp for NeNIIan at 1913 aud u p
m. connecting With Railroad
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD cos
IEPHPaSDf ysRr5 5AE % 'i ao ora b. ts6f
H NR LINZ EA Pr So ff h G" RATES low Win d
Dispatch Passenger ale the SeVer,e ard and A. oge non
foot q co Ian .:;, P gs, en- o The ONLY SB s
this opportunity I'Nb'S GOOD " ? FERyEL General Agent,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.- -
And & a5 PR Is5 S ,tS.s ' s .a h jaa,t
rees az Soi9'Ihe i n sya ,1s,si. ~ piig.bgg
With he Leigh Sas1aebsnn, Railroad ara At gston with G J.
Sash and the Wet without change carr to Central PenD'
WINTER ARkANbkNENI
Commencing January 90 l8,-Leaye NcE-io-k a. iol1Fe ~
S.m-fof Fsmingon, Easoq Bethlehem Maueb crns wihes
barre Pion, bahsnoy City NJ Carmel Hare,on IarAIaa-ocA
TovaBds WsVrrly. 40.
1.tUA n-tOg EA,ton. ~,
EEPREs iaily lereep SundlTs) for Eson ~
leniown Harrisburg and the West, Come S0ure r en-
Junction FOR SIoni.bnz Water GAP scranton bingham e1
Syracuse. Phlpsau hauch Chunk, Wilzharle H.
Transport Ede &c Baon for Maur CbuBk Mahanoy City NJ
Carmel NillAnspO1, Erie. Sc
1880 a. u-Nay Train for S0iuer lie.
Remington Ba.on, Allentown Msueh Chunk Mahanov
Cts, Haion. wAe,baH Reading Columbia Lancaster Lpa"A
Po,sylle. Harrisburg, Sc.
2pm.-For Eastou anil Allentown.
$3.50 D. m-Fo Baston Allentown Mach Chnns and beViefe
431 m-For SOmefyile AMI ffmngon 81,
m-ttVCfNNAU EXPRESS dsg for Fas'on Bethlelem, Ar1
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
uc and Pittsburgh Chicago Connects At Junction
with Delaware and Western Railroad for Scranton
5:lJ p m-For SomeTvile.
o.. n.-For SOmeryIe.
p. m.-For Esston.
2 pm hmgrsut)-For kason
9.4Op. m-For PaulrhL
For Elizabeth $50 i:l5 $3.50 600 IN o; l;+5
nj? 1o0 300 20 $50 500. -. So 55 '5 49,
Goo 700 7D SOD 8:2 9.l. 9:tl 1885 l2:Gl
be- obtained the ofce Of The tenra a
road of Sewev Of .rtys y and al The principal hotels
and cE,t o4ce, I'm New Yo-k H. t. KICKER SuIDu uien
II l.. BALDWIN Gen. Pass AgL
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4 FIsN hIILHViW. -
MORRIS AND fSsty DIVISION

MORRIS iSD FS,i.y DIVISION
RfRS rE Neg ioe M g B, & ana No. SSS
EXPRESS NAIL TRAIS connecting at D,ngil Wit soo9
of AnioVeI AID Newton, washington Hith the D. l aid W. r. H.
osueg ard ali the LeLa"anna and Blooms org
lo /, No. iEHiGII viLIFY EXPRESS Nevars Morris.
Hacke,tstosn Nasnsto1 thuug aud Eas"Ai con-
Ea,ton " III L. v Bethlehem Allentown, Aaueh Chun' AID
40 m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover W Chester r.
r. at Waterloo with SUSSEX H. r. ana a. Nas1ngon I'D D. L. ana
$40 p HACKEriSroWN MAIL, connects '1h Boo4,on Chester
For NoRRiSI0WS at O. llso IIOs. n, $3.50, $40 $40 $40
For SrTIr intermediate stations G7o 80 an 10
For oRhSGE AL S0rTH ORANGE go go. s:lo 1910 an
l:2o m 1910 2 $40 4:2O, 49, $3.50 $3.50 $50 9ll ana 49,
For NEWARK, msao $50 EGO $50 elo .lOIo lo:,c, 100
80 s So $50 600 so5 Go 500 800 aud :ij f.
rem e,se SYo gr Bi0oMFisiD .ud MoYTCLAIR at $50 ami
Il:Oc a. and 200 $3.50, $40 sHi 61op n "
ERIE RAILWAY-TRAINS Leave DepOts
II foot OF hambe-ss- and foot Of 2lt-st. follows:
Through Express Trains leave BAN II $3.50
PA a. az Il' !" is New and mpr5Ted Drisurcom Coaei,
accompany the ga tran hoggAio Buao connecting " orns
ara Gallon ePng coaches accompany 1e II = ~ tram 9n su'
The m Train from ornss7s Buffalo and Cincinnati
Az ra s P.T JEWS .a ni f wsy ai no % lsmj
For AddlstoHn and Way st5Jo NJ Si S'i' )' anl sun
fo 9a.yls and wsy a, ~ Ge .5s LIS a. "a ,.e .
For Suasm and Wa, and l22i., ''S 'nd 5''' NJ
For Paterson and Way, from 2't Depot az ~ 80 '9 ana =.
m 5.l5 and 6t5 N. From ChanberssL Depot, at
Gas 1890 u m; LIS T. 3, 5:li, aud 6:i5 p ~
Por Iaseusak and ise from 2dS Depot ~ F;f A. m an
:I5 345 5:l5 5:45 and et5 From Chambers' Depot sO
For Pc snoS va Saes Tnan sad va. from Depot a?:
1918 AIS 5:l5. AMI 6j aud SATURDAYS only ~ ~
D. Chambersst Depot AZ .; - m l:S t5SO f' tfo
BIS i6:3 D. and Saturdays only Y 900 midnight
Tickets for In Drawing Room and Sleeping
for the checking ami transfer Of Bag
gage Company Offices 24l 5y and e5 BrosiWsy *
lAmberNst 90 GeenNchst l1hsL and Tnrlave., Harlem
Futon Brooklyn Dspots foot 81 'hamberst and foot Of go ~
No. EKhsng psce and Long Dock Depot jersey t AID
Of the Agents At the primo pa hotels. .,, nan,
L. D. RJtkkR Dec y, WV X bAhh'
Gcnl Sup't lSh 80 - Ten fessf At
sDslr tFor Ilsckslssck Only.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

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Pier ~. North River foot OF Canal and Natisss
For Ne"london and Norwich there connecting with Express Trains
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For through tickets aud rates Of freight sppy AZ The Omoe Pier o
North River. IL SHORT. IT, Ageut
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

Some Of the cattle belonging to residents in
the southwest part Of the city have died with
in . few days Of the t. rs fever. 1t IL sup
posed the di7ease was taken from An old OK
that droppe 1T Of . drove of Texas Cattle
that passed through the city . short time
since, and which has since been roaming about
in that locality. 1t Will be well for the own
ers Of COWS In the city to look amer them and
zee that they do not Craze in the locality con-
taminated by the OF aforesaid, and IL that par
tcular bovine 10 still ut large, It would be well
70 send him "where the woOdblne twineth.' p
An antidote for the Texas fever, which 1t is
said has been used successfully In the Hyatt
settlement, south Of the Cottonwood, is about
six inches Of poke root, half al inch in dame
ter, sslted until The cattle viii 80 it. II It
does not act ~ . Cathartic within two hours,
repeat the dose. We give IL a. We heard 1t,
and can not yOueh for its efficacy, out II Il will
do any good, it win ut least be a. Bervicesble
a. anything Of which we have heard. It il
simple, not hard to get, and &c win do no harm
to try it.-DGitS Meas 22G
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

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