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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

DREsS GOODS.-Mohair Gauze Poplin,
u IA new article) japanese Poplius and
~ Silks, Brocade Grenadines, very low,
Striped Grenadines, Buff, Blue and
Pink Jaconets, White, Buff and ssS1'
sf2fioiss Figured Peques, White 5A4 ~
ground Brocade En- aa
-at} glish Grenadines.
In connection with the above, we have every
other style and variety Of dress goods in the
market, and can be sold, we think, a fraction
lower than goods bought earlier in the season.
Atany rate no house can sell lower than our
goods are marked. Try US and see. seas
ar y,s,j.zsl,. JAS. A. PIPER & SON, Il
mayl9-tf 7s sa{ near Va. Hotel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

R1NG-W oRM. This disagreeable affection
may be easily and speedily cured as follows:
Upon retiring at night apply poultice of
damp guu-powder to- the part Affected
Generally one application is sufficient, but
if, on the following night, there are no pos.
tive indications Of a cure having been
affected. apply again, and the eruption will
speedily vanish.q dJ aai ,baal--.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

To WASH HAIR BRUSHES. Hair brushes,
however dirty, may be washed and kept
good for years, without loss Of stiffness, by
putting small handful of soda into pint
Jug Of boiling water. When the soda is
melted, pnt in the brush and stir it about
till clean. Rinse it in cold water, and dry
in the sun or by the fire. The quicker it
dries, the harder the bristles will be, b, +,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22
Business Cards.

ness, bowels in general costive, sometimes alter
mating with lax. The head is troubled with
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

/ BResa GoRs FOR CATTLE. --Uuquestiopa.
bly, the best way to dispose of broom corn
seed is to feed it to the fowls. The next
best mode is to give it to sheep; they are
fond of it and fatten upon it nearly as fast
as on Indian corn Ground with corn, rye.
Eoats or barley, it is profusely fed to cattle |;
and when mixed with wheat bran, it is good
for mich COWS. The Shakers frequently
feed it to horses, and at the season of the
year when this grain is not only abundant
but at hand, they use it exclusively. ys d;
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

To Color ScARLEr.-One ounce cochi-
neal, one ounce cream of tartar, one ounce
muriate Of tin, for one pound Of wooden
goods. Pulverize the cochineal thoroughly
BY pounding. Put two pals of soft water
in a brass or porcelain kettle. Put the
cochineal in bag, and while the water is
coming to. boil, squeeze it out with the
hands, then add the other ingredients, put
in the goods and let them boil one hour,
constantly stirring. s. ,,~ ..aoa1la7,r 9
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

N1OTICE.-Made at the Institution for the
IN Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
Hair Mattresses, -.
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
Coir Mats, all sizes,
Corn Brooms, @
Old Mattresses renovated,
.roOld Chairs filled with new cane seats,
Books bound in plain binding. o.. E.
Articles to be repaired will be called for at pri
vate residences, and returned when finished. so
All orders for work should be made through
the Steward, or Foreman of the Shop, to the
Principal 4 l fa9ifl2 z 9pu
fsbll-ly-Vindicator copy Spec. 2-.l7
A1OTICE.-The subscriber having associated
N with him in his business, from the 18th
Of Sept. last, VIM. F. SUMMERSON the business
will be conducted hereafter under the style Of
A. III. Taylor & Co.
They are now receiving large stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRIP GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
+ S GROCERIES, &C.,
making their stock very complete, which they
are determined to sell at the lowest possible rates
to cash buyers or on short time to punctual Gus
toners. All kinds Of Lumber and marketable
produce taken in exchange for goods.
octl4-tf SO a@s " A. H. TAYLOR 8 co.
nT nj
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING The sub
LII cribers has RECOMMENDED the House
and Sign Painting business and is now prepared
to execute any work, lin town and country, en-
trusted to him in the best manner and $on such
terms as win be entirely satisfactory. .s,,.uel
/ Orders for work until further notice) left at
the store of Owen G. Morris, Esq, will be
promptly attended to. ~ -. --
apr28-tf "a G. P. THOMPSON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

BOYS AND SMOKE. French physician
has investigated the effect Of smoking on
thirty-eight boys, between the age Of nine
and fifteen, addicted to the habit. Twenty
seven presented distinct symptoms of nico-
tine poison. In twenty-five there were seriy
GUS disorders of the circulation, indigestion,
dulness of intellect, and marked appetite
for strong drinks in three there was heart
affection in eight decided deterioration Of
blood !; in twelve there was frequent epis-
taxis ten had disturbed sleep, and a four
had liberation Of the mucous membrane Of
the mouth.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-09-22

To Color BLAoK-For one pound of
goods take one ounce of logwood extract
and about one table. spoonful of copperas;
dissolve the copperas in about one and q
half gallons of soft water, boiling hot; stir
it up, put in the goods, and let it simmer
for fifteen or twenty minutes, then wiring
out and wash in good hot suds. Dissolve
your logwood in about the same quantity Of
clean, boiling water. put in your goods.
stirring it often to prevent spotting; let
them boil slowly for half an hour, or until
they are as black as you desire take out
and hang up, and let them dry. Wash in
good suds, and rinse in clear water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

.'i-'N.Nt.-
e.. ls5 =. So- western Estrs F1y ~ 7sa = So Penn
s,H If 10 -U ~ Indiana and Ono dos - ga - t5 ~
I,ga o =sez ~ Wheat dql I1.-ta AMI Ohio Red 81 '5a
ua % Con- du aHd unchanged Oats tnn. state. &C. WHISKY
'c ,Np. re l..-U1e,t dul ronlsly unclaimed and no
i, Crude lal AMI d.c-uiag noHuay at 30 E-lael -'%
5r FL, laF3ur quiet an unc,a.el w'ai steady No. o.,
81 U.c - 4-Q - a. tL Corn, dc Oats Ole Hos p" va
@ r 'Cou la. and uc aaee Flour Grin ard , searse
Is 80 ~ What firms No RI Winter . hed =. = ~
A.. oa t' Yea &c ' ,- AZ p 5Sc Bsrcy la-t
49, 3 Drg Salt A,a.da and eeres, declined &C. bacon gle
.a. r. E,s e. - 90 %. IN. Fqaf II oo Gaa Hh,+
Frt Feb ~ s-. 4l.' sl ONO ri sIc CON
t .. nominal Fe-,o scarce 40 '. d. ey dui No. olgs
-Cj BIZ, Flour 1900 bush Wheat Shipments o0 bois
rla FEB lat1eco arve sale. goo lhds common g. gooi
1880 .t ~. 10 N .ui- "a 4, lilac i i1r- Pom
o., @ Family So. loa -e, G-anslaaoiv~ Provisions
B .u5 Iea. ilIg-r Stead. 81 ,so So r Spring s Pa
81. H amter ala & a. ~ Is ior "iht an sN siogll 'Ee
.. 3D. bush R.d winter at u 50. $500 ta.h No Chso
Syn. 'u II' - 1i ie en-. S.e At ~, for .o-.
a. I..i ruoa.rs-i H-av.ge>-.-e.. 81 tl.. al &C.
=. bales Foars.,al % ssq So Con ac,e 5a.. 70
,la M az. 1.-,l H-. Meat, aal a. Dc rr sLoalier ioe
"a. Co. fe. Cotton quiet with rr..s .la,e better. Of
s. ..i ur lItt: lc. 40 .a c-. all pce PTS -5' bales
Nty'r.N - C. f,. l,Si I-I e.'1e l I o. G 2 s
5., YEA F. i IN qa.., and lac... Flour arra sai ia
g.. - tia,r o..s. E,s 6ra At 81 81 o. os.. ia
90. ..I. Ng- t-4i. Bare .l and a '1r demand ai 81"
.,ar. -. k.o Bulb Met--,-oa.ers BE-; Clear 3D.
.-I s.'.. W.. 'gaS'.'.''' . M ITi t5. -, r
t.r.t Lsf -l4e-2. Br-h L'al and Lass yey scarce
A. ''.l..-- s.u-i. 81 s5, .eisr Mach Con
al b.. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
COTTON MARKErN

tl.... TD. la-Co.tor quct Mliings. 15.al5c. net
o 01 bales alU bales sales 400 bales; stocE, 5b bales
Do rDEE. Feb ttot0u steady 90 fair demand; hddAugs
~. receipts, J Bales, e1pors-coasHst, 20 bales sal-s,
u ~ lr...
NRv lEtEASs Feb I-Cofo1 steady. 10 fair demand, Mid
hat 3Gl4c net 41f3 bales; gross B. j bales rIpy
" Britain 1888 tses 70 barcelona l5 bales; 10 Vera Cruz
90 Ia cod,tasf l4i sales u, 1uJ bales stock, Ijah
WILMINGTON FEB l6-Coiou call aul nominal; Nddhnys Jlc
s@ Tts, 5f tales eHI0tcoastWse 30 bales; stock 500
'hf -I0N fet Cotton que aud Good OrIu1Gy l2 m
re- receipts 1872 les eHlous-to Great Britain, di5 bales
ffs b tGts Goc4 5l5 baes pts week 6Jl
tsrs Hporo Great Britain, l SO bales; coasse bales
1f le week. D. $50 bales
GAtyTOS steady, Ordnary II, 0l2c net
feps s baIes; erOto Great Britain 55l bales;
iars ssles 40 bSes, st0ck 50 ,u.H bales.
NhytNAAH Feo oCoon 10 fair demand; Mdllugs i4ic
pfelis 26n bales eEUOs0 Great Britain LOO ~
Continent, as bales 100 bales; stock 100 bales
,nALEsroS Feb 8Coon quiet Mdiings Hic receipts
- bee eIpotso Grss Britain 22i bales % Spain ~ baes
$40 30 bales; stock 81. l59 baies.
boBmE Feb l.CottOn hrm Mddhngs l4c net receipts ~
ee eIp0stO Great Bntsn. 60l bales, the Continent
bees eoWise 81 bales sales 200 bales stock II DO bses
tscE 81 j7 haes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
prCFPTs OF PRODUCE.

~ TtIIlIV04'F Collon
~ pigs Ashes IS bales Broom Norp % 6ls Cotton seed
fAh ,r sei 200 bags Cotton see Meal Co-o 2l5 bush
boz % Fear 63O bush Wheai "a gov ou se S.p Besp i25
o. hush GTas' Sea com 1i al S bills spirits Tqrps9tDe
~ , Ron o9s b IA gsgs Bel - ID SEs BSttsr
> ' 'bee 40 Eb Eggs, 38 pigs iS'oG , W. II bales
81 s. il H. 53 bhls Whisky 80 bales W, 700 rahsScc
Pro iS ~ Hides $40 bills Hides IL h Rl M n
ToSscco il5 bole e. o. Molss,e1, - Peanuts pig
Z rs bill d. o. Sugar, rs Pkg~ s'-I'D' ''i O1''
q g. l3l bales FLAX o., a, u,.,L pp5,ng FEB. IT.
,,,, an pis Flour ~ 818 bills Corn Meal S i93 4Or
sss So SIS OIL Cake % SKIS Whes 81 G IN bust seeds
'uh Osh ~ ~ as bush; Pork, 2Oi PkgS Beei w.
, NJ. ss3 pkqs Lard, 92s7 pigs bafd 100 O'N'
.n.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

,,,er IA being proraei and che bog, Sp esiad hence
wen In our last year le c trade inns sr
W -. ~ ren equal that Of last tes S 49, pre has been
sasoa "a roy day the business for INC ii nv
- M ~ rspd change values Wus ~ rnIar trade and
hTt- NV, - ct1ry business; The cary ar o
pe 80 ,ot lher 10 result quite a. a'oIsY eiy: the
s,s ~ Law NAV change the face OF things Wy SS t March
bit ht A' ~ re c e. 100000 bhls 81 ~ I'd - ~ "a ~
es w q for April; S22 50d @5 seller us s In Prime
- y, II, months. closing heavy az our insee i,,., Gov
81 ' i- bs. Teen done p l50 ~lj 90 the l4ic, m
he III Tgs brand closing very dull sul tame AZ ou [ ami
ia's', sriet for PORK in wholesale way continues W con
% [ ve learn Of no mpcr art change the lonO ~ sre $50
on N an prices stcady the sales IN oo ''s f-,ure
W. % "a IN New Mes ~ 80 for Prime hess V,l a
- ,set : lower with sales Of 100 bhS Mes i fbis At
e n re- continues arm with fair dcmand sizes iSrre Beef
c ar PLAN Mos sud Sl5G ne for ENta Mess - M Is les
but prices are siei.t
tFSG 81 tr Prme Mess and SzF"Ti'i les Of $50
hi, I'M mi, are n fair demand. and prices eit M request;
~ a. 900 81 Western Cut Meats sre lI Il Oc Tor
- m Isl pk Picked Hams At 4d Loci - I t9g fc. $50
sf.-. AL l 0ltI. o, Hams; $50 Green Nus spnposed
sr an lAr and 10 Eughh Long 'ul bsni Dressed
81 Esn continues quiet but puce are tesyV though
TO-, e I'M moderate demand end tte maiA ini for CITY Land
49, oe 0uote al "a 0esr Western an ami s st I2t,
1r AMI prices unchanged; scs t pine Steam. u
~ H. i1t IA fr CIV l3Cllic FOR faI 49, sss of 250 tcs
an. L. VERY loliers fr1. and ne i.siAS Ma,
fr "a frh 1t l3c AID 2 c Lara Al y,g rHE
Err8Er, PROVISION, Prov N,-"is-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
HORSE and CARRIAGE NARKET
nrw.Yonk. Saturday. Fob. "a. ls1l.

HEw.YoRK, Saturday. Feb. IA, is7i
This was not a cheerful week for horse
dealers the prevailing nclemency Of the weather haV
ing checked all trade and limited transactions m tha
market 10 that much used and abused classOf animals
known ~ railroad and stage horses
Prices chroniced for time past have undergone
no change, and are rocaptlated in the sJOncd taDe
Description Price
Canadian farm horses from rs 10 4HO
Common Western work horses ron. $50 70 20
Fine truck horses from. go IN
Pairs Of good, rycsbe driving horses from. 100 30
Pars u ine carriage horses from BO TO 800
Pair Of superior carriage horses, of great style and
beauty. from. 1900 10 1000
The following th0rOughbreds expected
rive in New-YOrk from Lexington KY: Bay hlly fala
ria years old by imp Australian, out Of Lady Taylor
Inv imo Glencoe bay tlly Aure0a, years DID, by War
Dauee out of Dixie HIerZOgs damn by IMP sovereign,
and bay colt war jig, years old. fun brother to
Aureola The two latter have engagements at jerome
Park Saratoga and Long Branch. 81,
n Is reported that the Buffalo Trong ASSOCIATION VIII
give $4,000 I'm purses the coming season. -, .,
The carriagr market rs reviylug slowly, anu ailhDuSh
I'm the various repositories but little ACTIVITY i nOl
able most Of our manufacturers arc I'D iectIpl vi SUN
cient orders 10 keep the full number OF worknen en-
ploypd large proportion OF the selgis icvcntg ~ ,
market, sold during the uncNpcC''" P'O'''7
of he slCigling season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
financial.
WELLS FARGO AND COMPANY,
Paris, London, San Francisco, Panama,

No. ~ BROADWAY, NEW- YORK.
NOkID ~ $1,000 'N''''"' " 81 P@'S ~ wv
Ofst for Travellers Exchange and Teegrapbe Transfers available
ght and Package any portion Of EUROPE AZ low rates
Nf icl lee Tor Shipment Of GOODS IN BOND Overland BY
si9sf 70 the Mte Staes and Tefuone MEXICO SANDWICH
A-AADn CHINA Japan. AID BRITISH C0LCABH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
D M, SEAMAN, AuCtiOn0er,
Charlie ano Slate mantels.

Charlie anO Slate mantcls
ENANFLED SLATE MANTELS.-P PLAIN,
II Marezel and Decorated prices from 80 10 : 80 AMI apNAl
Also ae WORK of ryr.e description, plsn ami ornamental
PENRHIN SLATE to-, No. 40 Yves. Eshteenths-,
B,twren ith ard Sirth-,yes.
MARBLE and MARBLEiXED MANTELS,
~ C;r.,eqe. Tiles Table and Plumbers slabs New ShOvr1yus
win 5re,. assortment Of NANTELS Price, rrlufet.
A KLABER, iJi anl l1 Es,- Eghir"nths' Ne"'fors.
NgARBLElZED SLATE MANIELS.-Rlch
" and elegant designs from 30 sl2 Fl5, up 10 %@so T. b
STEWART Co. SiIthaye bet Thrytdb and Tmry-sTh-s
- KLABER & CO.. MARBLE WORKS, 2l7
Yg3 Broadway aud tightn-tFr
Marble M8rhDd Maur Monuments. headnone'' ne" aud
or gina tesg ns cheapest IN cir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

ny s @.ss for huh ,,. " TRou any material
sla oh hS S S9 CREEP S' we
W We qE sl' IT, ~ vas very htse inquiry ioI henne SoaN
sa5 g no 70 i sisse 9 IN cases was steady eSe N-E9
nss oa. Ir In buls si 40. IN IN
80 IA for Po, 81 ' f on Al grades hut the movement
RlCs- ,r W. have ou to noe small os O@'V'-N
ss 81 e.S nave been dull owing in part to 9 s csf tome
nsnd a the bs I'll. Ff Refining about ggSc 100 G md
s o 10 bids dc fo5 Cuba a .aa heavy At i3I8e
20 So - Hsvana a. g. aloe heehe1 u1i' ~ ''
49, ana l2di2!c rSoii nN 8s-,,s demand Of lie
sESS-l DIM and quoted at 80 81 bnu ,Dots a, Il
iOl Co,sI INV MARKET is dull and prices are EASIER VIC P
an }- PaTe a, is fairly active but prices are steady SAFES
rs o p e market dull and heavy sales Of rs oo 81
a.. III. lrou-iOund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
piui0cn0 Notices.
OFFICE OF THE
" MONrCLAIR RAILWAY CONPAEE.
3, NASSAU.ST.

~ MONICLAiR RAILWAY 'ONPA-.t
- SASSAJST.
Nrv.YosE 'Frb g. lf7l.
The INTEREST inI COUPONS IIe March a. ON the FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BOSDS Of 'he MoNICLAlR RAILWAY COW
pAYY paid at the oEce Of LEONARD SHELDON FOSTER
No. 10 wal &c. upon presentation sd after that iae free of ''
.-r-e,t tax d. 70. LOW. Treasurer
NOTICE MARCH COUPONS of the
y FIRST MORTGAGE BONn> Of tue hL.IAballIoNh MD
PtDUCiH RAILROAD OF kENItthl HlI DEE Il 40 the D- q"
~. %. DULASEY Pf,si.
OtfI.F .f.HLiys IIrF fs.. Co.. I-f B.otDvAY.t
Ar.Yl.E ir.. B.. I.+l.
V1UE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have TIN, day
lprarf1 ~E3iIAsNIAL DIVIDEND FlN PER tLN u Zee
u ltar. payable sld after ODE 10Th .n.t - .
qs..rng,s Orrfcr So J1.prit DEsFEH tUrEoAD{
Covr,sI, Sc Jos1iH So. January 20 i5L
VNHE INTEREST and COUPONS due Feb
ray 5 1871 the Frs Mortgage gt Per Cent per cent?
Gold Bonds OF e &c. Joseph Denver city Railroad Conn auy v De-
Maid ODE Office Of tbe Farmers Comqaa tie City o.
upon rssr,ton and cation end rner thar date free
o Government Sax. IHoN T. IopiLH- lf.asHi'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT.
= ~ ~ NORWICH LINZ Ito, t,.eu Inv
,.5 S' bos wcIosssr F,,", GqP !rsa n H
G GiiIS p9.S on poI The 9e' and ''neh eams"
CRY or NBw.YoRE
Nj s,Vs S,- Yort daily Csqud er.ePte at' o'clock H. no"
s ondsa aad Norwich there With spr''s sa'
iSi ,Si Boston Hs s h "n K , Ss5' '
f9s susa ee' and rates Of freight PPy q The Oses Pe "
Sev'Tofs De, IT, 1897 d D. '"'''''
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
60 p m: tom Pier q n R. foot Of Robinson St
Do,t s,re to BosroS s. To PP&S oyiBsScE =
and Prom ' S'Ss'' f E SR,9 aa towns 9
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
Steamers ea'e Peessp 70, New H'sn At Sis Trains North and
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
~ ISDEPsNDEhT LINZ for she WEST, SOUTHWEST, ARD
dR rRBSr r'se,e And forsa1e b CAMDEN ,4d
LER LINE Pier 8 North River, daily RATES Low, viii quick
foot q cor i9 privilege route WEST w,1s
opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED '4'''-s
C. IS PERyEiL, General Agent,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
Soerul v,h South B,s6eh Railroad At HAMPTON Junction
VIZ ne PrsHarS LaeIavanna and Western Railroad Phpbrg
@ "o. 11 ,S OF uns ',s, . 1f p.D P
rauil ~. New.Yors state
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIKI WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING Januarv ;D l3--Leive NeT -iok as follows
a. mfo Fmny on, Eaou Bethlehem Maueh Chunk. Wilset
barre luson haharoy City 81 Carmel HaIsi0u, Tuakhaunock
Iowania Wlvsr.f. 30
$40 m-for Ea.ton.
mWgsrKKS EGPEEs daily Except snnia- )r Esston Al
leni"rl Hsrrshurg and the Ns Connects S0merye Fem
iugon a. Junction ~ Soi,bIry Water GAP Bingham
Srnclse Sc At Phil Isug FOR Nsuch chunk Wlkesbar VII
Transport bue &c A. ssn for hsuch Chunk babsu0y City Mt
Carmel MlIamsp0rt. kue.
l0JD g. n.--Nsy Tram jos a3mrrViie
nfor Fsmusal. Esp1. Allentown Mluch Chunk Msianov
81 Ha'eta "inesoa Reading columbia Lancaster, Elhraia,
Po;tyl.e HsuilgnS, Ne
o. m-p0r Essi1n sni Allentown
$3.50 mFpr Eason Allentown Msucl Chnnk ani BelTiere.
40 p m.-for S0mer7.lr ani Remington go
m-CtyCIsNAu EIPRE.s daily Tor B1st0n Bethlehem, Allen
iowa Reading Harrisburg P.burgh Chicago Add Clcnna. Seop-
PAIGE Cars 10 PJufgh sni Chicago connects JUNCTION
w Delaware i4cLaFsun, aud Western Railroad Tor Scranton
5:i5 p m.-For Sonerv.ie.
D m-F0r S0Uefyilr.
: D. For Eas'on.
3 D. fEmigrlrtI-Pp- Etsoa
9aiJp m.-For Planted
y p'm-For Pisudcd. Weiresl1vs anl S5turiiA
Tor 1.I 1..J. i.sI. $50 100 90 1880 li
o. 2:i.. Jfl f:i3 J:iJ,
100 $40 BOD 3d. 3.l1 $50. 49, 1900
Ir.t. r IA. hs 1.ilrl th' o. Ar Central Rail-
r, Iarrry or of frys. anI a. ihe primo hotels
.li ticket Offices m i2rsC R. Kicker Superintendent
u. r BALDWIN. Gen. Pas, at'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20

Eorses, Carriages, farness, sc.
.T CrORCE / MOORE's. No. 376 BOwery
StTR 90, ebs,D F,tebNonTop PHAETONS. Doctor, Top
sfng TOP aud noTop BUGGIBS and large assortment
u second hand WAGONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ~ RlIL.uNu.


Depo. esfafl igt of Birciry' aai foot u Chnsopher
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY. hOy. o. l1D
8s EXpKS, MAIL TRAIN meeting Dlnyie v Ga Boon
Branch 80 Doyerw h Chester Branch Waterloo With Sussex
for Anoyvr and witt te d. L and ". r. f.
for HstI Gap, Sslurg Scranton Great Bend bugamion Syr
er Cve-o ard all points Lacaxauna aud BO0mburg
and Delaware ar1 Hudson Y. E1sds
:r LHIIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Nsvark Morris
tosn. Dover 1c.r Washington. Plp,agrg and kasOui
Phhp -.ufl Eh BEL D.. e. fr lviere &C. aud 81
Es.ion t r. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
NIke..lr-
SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo Wl r. b. and sshuytol With D. J.. ani
" e. &. for Ws.yr Gap strouif' ami Scranton.
300 HACEEIIaIONH MAIL, With Boouton Chester
anI SusssT 10 .rpfs
forMoFEsIOWN a O. ll:2o u:ioi n, 2:jo 800 $40 5;o
s3i b.t1 p. m.
FOR SUMMIT ,rd intermediate stations at ESQ go and 1910
2.fI i:1I 1l4 $500 g. M.
For ORANGE aui SOUTH ORANGE. C:3o 7:D yo 1910 81
1872. u . o. 4J 49, $780, GOO C:iO J:0J AMI ll:iI
p .. 81. .. .. 49,
lf:i AMI tI Fl.T1 200 'Jl 1921, $40. 80 $40 f2Jf.
$50 $780, 5.lu. $780, 600 .l:-u b. 90 -3UJ goo and llj
Irains mrrseI stop ~ Easi tcy lrk.
crsr sev-Yo- 0r BLOOMFIELD and NOSTCLAR. $50 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNs Leave DepOts

A. ZOOS ~ Chir1ers-s, end zoos of2ast. follows:
kEprrss leave l.ers AZ u 5:bl
p daily l}st. 80 8{5 loi5 ami J:lS
daily New sad Improved Drawing Room Coaches
ACCOMPANY through Buffalo. Houel
sleeping Coaches through - Cleveland
Gallon sleeping toc Size II UaIn from Su
1ac th train from NeN-fork - Buffalo AMI
liorle sle Buffalo AMI Cincinnati!
81 Rn Tram leaves i1ilv AZ 7:fj p
Jsrvis ami " my. $500 p. tlJIst., f5 p ny
For 3ttt1vn AID W4y 5: p 23.st, J:l5 m) AMI Son
isvs only $3.50 O. t.7ist .:l' a. rl.D
ForDtsv'le end Way a. N. ttblst, .':l' A. mr.
Ncell a1i Way, al 80 and $50 M (IJist J;5 j.
1918 sui i:lj PM
Tferer Train. ~. 80 p. t-d-s.. ~ 80 ?.
For Ptt-ron and Ear from 2s, Drrot 65 9j ami Has
Sails, ard f - From tlamberssL Depot a
6is 1000 IN; Y m: 80 a. s. 5.l5 aud .; - m -
1lt5 80 t5s Jis and C: From CLamoer'st Depot 300
a w.. tlt O. q. T.I5. O.. and ft:@ ?. 800, o.
Fo Pc mont mach raan' and W'v from 2li' Depot a. q5
3D.: and iI5 and saturdays only flI1
% tham1.s5st Depot ~ j..f I'D t5D i:l3 i:1
b ari fc.g D. me- AID .tgrlays ONLY ti2 900 midnight
Tickets Passage lni n DraNugR Room AMI Sleeping
C84es Tor s c cklg ami transfer Of bag
gse NAV Company Offices t, J and 30 BoasaY 20
ut.r.-s ..e.uar -t l.s- and Tainlavt, Harlem
ai Frt.- Hr1sira Urao.s of thmhriEst and ZOOS OF M s.
New Yo... and LOus DoeA Depot JcTey city AMI
H. ID t.,sEH Dec o. WN K. BARR
C..I.-.t Gen. PassrA A.
rUH, iPor Hackvusack only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
ST. Louis and Il0T MOUNTAIN R. R. CO.'S
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
on ITS ARKANSAS BRANCH


This extension Of 9 miles is from Pilot Knob on hs ir9G mOun
tam Railroad the Arkansas Inc where connects wth Ue
Railroad Of ArEan'a Fortylve miles vii soon DC opn m
large amount Of grading las been done on e oNt
line and te entire WORK WI be pushed i
socurc by Mortgage aud Trust COMPANY
payable June snd December IN GOLD FREE OF GOV hh
TAXES Ills expected local c OF the extension VIII equ-
that Of the line -, H.. b..o,o.
Il viii OPEN country ol Lead Copper and Iron MIes heeo
fore and will TIE famous Bch n'e
sion limited number Of Bonds Will be tOh A. Wtu 80
Interest currency Further Information vi" "' S
'P'' IL @ MARQUAND, yice-Presient l2O Broadsaj'
H'ouN"" " ''io' ~ WV '' IOris. l0ll.
We the upde Bonds Of ne 81. LOU go
IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD (Arkensas Balch az ~ Al,
The proposed with the Cairo and Fulton
kansas vii he valuable for this Cay ana he uA' .
Kansas will be- large The administration Of the a1Is o. a..
~ m cspsbc and eIperencd and the pre'ea OF @
main inc while II steadily increasing, 10 areau5 suH'
Of the interest p.tt...3Go
EDoIPIiJS MRIRR Vicepeadent Kansas fsdhc io'u 20
NATHAN COLE. Mayor Of ST. Louis
BARLOW, COMPTROLLER Of ~ Louis
J u BKiTTOk, Prest National Bank, ntsle Vi io'
WIN y BURR. PTest ~ Louis National Bank
HUDSON H. BRIDGE Pest Mo. Padtr Railroad -. ~. n,
FELIX COSTB Prest Bank Of Commerce and area o@ H'
u pu ID r Schools
IER Il. SlliYOCK, Pnsst ST. Louis Board ~ Trade
GEitAtD B ALLEN Preft 81 ~ Louis Chsmher Z" 'on'''
hLLEN. corr & hIkBBf. BaHkfrs 81 lOais, bio. go, T.,
TOWNSEND WLbLhH 3 Co., bsbkers Phl"lHHN~ n'e'" ''
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