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Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

THE travelling and business public on the road, will get some useful facts by reading the advertisement of Mathew Ste venson, in to-day's CITIZEN, No station is better kept than the Point of Mountain.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

THE mail from Prescott will not get here till tomorrow. Cause-change of time.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

THE management of the mails between here and San Diego could be improved. The carrier does his duty, but the mails don't come as they should. The Daily Union, of San Diego, has not reached Tucson one half the time for some weeks, and last week and this their arrivals here were like angels visits.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

GOVERNOR BAsHFoRD expects tc leave for Arizona about October 15.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

CAPTAIN ALEXANDER MOORE, F Troop, Third Cavalry, was at Camp Bowie on the 18th, and left for Crittenden the same day. Of course he was chagrinned at the news heretofore stated in this paper.
 Sergeant Warfield reported to our office that Captain Moore will be in town to- morrow
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

REV. FATHER ANTONIO will preach in English at the Catholic Church tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

THE post hospital record shows the weather here to have been, so far in Sep tember, warmer than during the same period for over six years.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

LATEST San Francisco quotation of Greenbacks at hand, is to the 14th- buying at SS and selling at SS4.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

LEWIS new brewery is in full blast,
 and the beer now turned out there is 1 finfnn
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

POTATOES are coming to market quite freely, and selling at 10 to 15 cents per pound.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

Our facilities for purchasing and ar engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trade a Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, com prising all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH, and are positive that it is to the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere
 AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

JOHN G. CAPRoN is expected in Tucson soon.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

THE prospecting party mentioned last week in THE CITIZEN as having gone out under the leadership of an Apache squaw, returned this week and were unsuccess- full. They are confident-and have good reasons for their confideuce-that the said souaw did not show the party the place she promised to do. Native gold has for several years been brought in from the vi cinity where the party expected to go, and there seems to be ample evidence of placer gold deposits of some extent somewhere in the mountains between Camp Grant and old Camp Goodwin.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

ON Thursday, Senor Modesto Borquez and family left Tucson for Altar in So- nora, where they intend to reside, The family came to this place about a year since from HermosillO, but having lately matter of business to reside there, al though their market will be mainly here. The family had many friends, and as token of neighborly regard very fine so cial party was gotten up on the evening preceding their departure. It was well at tended, and ftly appreciated by the family.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-23

and annoyances of LONG AND TEDIOUS JOURNEY
 AND THE Loss of at least Three Months Time
 NECESSARY TO receive their purchases, enabling them to increase their profits with the same or less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful at- tentiOn, the same as though the parties were themselves present. Ina word we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in prices, quality, quantity, and assort- ment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations, or sold for &C., count of owners, as may be desired. Stf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NETWORK. Thursday, Jan. 10. I;

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 10. 1871.
There is no new feature in the condition OF
the horse trade.
New arrivals few, sales stu fewer, both emprae-
ing only railroad and work horses lot, consisting Oh
Il heads OF the latter class. lately arrived from ONO,
were bought and shipped for Boston. - -, =,
There is change in prices which are still ruling IN
favor OF buyers.
The regular sale at the Horse and Carriage Branch OF
Messrs Johnston Van Tasses Auction House VIII, ~
usual, be held tomorrow friday, the 10Th inst
The carriage trade continues without animation but
while there little doing at the Repositories there Is
peuy of activity in the factories, and all hands are
kept busy in preparing for the spring trade New de-
signs are made, great improvements invented pashts
anned for and In few weeks our leading maniae tur
ers will once invite their patrons AID the pubic az
large TO examine at their in some instances, pahtGi
areroom the finest stock OF vehicles that can he seen
I'm the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
ppOECTED RVuDINCl

PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
Resdest No ll6One 4Stry, bekont frstc 23NbO
Owner G Z Chase.
Boaiwsy -One 5sto roofroni store 2I527. Owner
John ackes
Othst l22-one Ssoy bnol s5r5s Owner,
Henry Klenke
Saye Of Chs-One 2s;oy irans oGce, JIao oSner,
james Haml
DelaDe lClOne 5s;ory brick and 2JI7o
Adam
7eOne 4ory and tenement 2I, Owner,
John Messer.
and cor-One 3sory brick secoadciass dwelling
2l182 O~uer John schmidt
Isst 30 Of 6tve-one Zstory stable
William
5dt g7l " Of chaveOue 2stoy brick stable eliza Owner,
Valentine SchsehT
Ibay fsofhst-Four 4sOry ironIOnt stores and
terremen1s Owner & BaTthOomew.
y AOne second DWELL
25rn ONprT Paik welsh
5,b ~ 3ia7e-One 4stoy bnek ontelass dwelling
2)T4. O~Rer. james Wood
s-t Of sd-a'e-Tlnee 4sOry brick tenrHeats 2JISs
Benr, 8urrhelL
hsve 5tbs 4s'ory brick and tensnens
BercaeL
Ludlow 81 Of Hous5onsTsO s-stOy bnet stores AID
terements 2szf3 George Herilfelter.
One ssory brick stable Owner Max hoeng
5stfr rs Of sthaye-TwO 4sory brown stone IOnt Inst
olsssd dwellings, G5T63 O<ner DsVid Robins
275 Of 5tsyeOne 5st0ry brick tenement Dol
OwDer Herman zig
lO-One 5ory iron front ticlaSs store lSt6
owner 4 WilseA
East ss No .S-ODe story brek scoadc,s store 2lTjo Owner
NJ Halliday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
DEp4RTrRE or FOREIGN MAILS

The foreign nails close 81 sutsts0ns 70 70 and p follows
Leave Stations u 10 an D. 10 20 an r
los a u g al. Il, 1910 n.
FRIDAY JAN. %
AsrrVAI Panama and the >outh Pacific and Central Amer
er steamship Henry Char ncey. PER ~ y r. Close
thr Pos-O 10 q Z N y II
SATt kDAY JAS q
Nal Hr Rurore Qaoenz1O.T Liverpool PET steamship
Civ O. Paris a. 4 cose RI the POs01cs a. lJO
supplementary MAI ysA ee only made at Per No IS
y 4 a. l10 N. Steamship sSiN Al etiers
eueutry Mails be- prepaid wsh double DogeI
MONDAY. JAN p
Republic and ST. Thomas steamship
Mefrac Pier 30. g n r. clos PoStOnce At
Am, ka.s Il 5 d. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
5teamboais ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD coz
ID ISpEPEHpEsT LINZ fot WHIT, YOUTH Wit sad
.oRTI wT iorsarsod By CAMDEN snd
,unoi RAILROAD Per I, and INLAND ftoPki.
IER LINZ Pier River, daily. RATES Low vnh q~>s
s., Pa~-ngeu the Ee~ Jesy and G. Asd A rosie en
a CooIapdt; pivil-yv WEST Of ashiss
-, IA A. and return The ONLY LINZ asorans
,S aao.. ,,sa,,y TICKETS GOOD UNTIL UhKD "
h' 'pp"' W. PkRvUL QsserA ASseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
JAS 49,
PORT Or yEw-YORK. ...

PORT OF NEWBORN. .s..............JAS H.
CLEARED.
ssvaaA soue Carolina Beesst Charleston A9naT B1el WOO" 1901
h"no. aofo g'i. ADAMS havana y = y C' iS Ib
80 Pr-tl-,ai Ns-els Besye Besto} III. u. -.
yep Ocean Gem Grlth Lond9r Jason Batea lS'k Island
Brgs-Nyre Gr-sm ~ Johns n. p Annie Seymour C0we,
scl-PaHe.o sn - John N B.; Clara Ben Ambery Jscs
.orve Alr Legis Leans Sork Bushnell MAYO Antwerp
on4s Sure, Philadelphia Yankee DOode hAlsbuy Rich
non Aieae. Wooolaal, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Scr HATTIE Dodge d ProydeHoe Freeman st. Pierre Mar 10
Sa.p Sor,leH Light, Porter Ses-oresns jan TO- d'e and
s,ean.hpws P Clgi Wilmington, n C.. naval store.
steamship Volunteer Jo3e' Ph sdeifhs
Barr San Bsaise Wiisri' Masi AUG Is sugar ard hemp
Barn Armstrong o, 81 John B. brown Chsren 80 days
Ba1 Anglia oSt STEPHENS n b. Weston Boston dave bslat
Big Far and Ey sS Taylor Of and from Windsor n s. ~ y'
btr Jahs Blake Cof Parnboro Blake Ship HasOr n S. 20
5L Morning Lg Cof Ser Haven On Demerara days sugar
~ 1ssr-o 'oi lrs tsrj Dsssoy Cadi1 q davs, vine
~ = assnaeA, Aasn Gosaes 20 COFFEE
ea' L DoyIhg CBfJ DowDey ST. George B. u DAYS s,h
a. aga ' T. Dse 'of P'OdeHoe, FrvsnAn St Pierre Mart 10
S ve d s%l s St G John II b. Gd.' usoef
S@6r Es oI o basor n Eazles Dener 20 days sugar
S5 G1a NJ sg3, Sooxib Grand herring.
s ssI T. P5,.a, 81 JoIs B. days frozen herring
Sehr Moonlight Bvtetforl c. uhl, ,
scHOONkks-ktvss -
Albert Jcmesgu. New A ~ 1850
Wh.e RI s,r.h-r--f '"E hprzy, Ee~1Agth.
MI 49, - Alert 5sg Harior
Liza Lev. N0riIlk. "1seaAt HnSIHP~~
Pr'di, ~ Alton. virginia VI Ut put'P"iN
H,snt -. ,en AeSdah, New Haven
H. a. -t7'A nhnoesm. CglAl.
S-Tacel Virginia Isf,.l -r a-u ~ IL.
D. L HAYES YrgnA fsvs-ite ~ .D, tA'4'
u - hoNjfhf 'lffHa ka baton
T. AtsO1d. Virginia Al g. Ei,g
Mm. 4 Rrder Balumore n ,a.rs. ~ ''Ia'r"'
WlhD-Saasct. fresh T. eloniy.
SAILED.
stesmshps-SberIa Liverpool Moro s Tor Has,, ~ rf.sn.
fol Savanna; Carolina ca r,1an II', e.
hOnOk ''N-''+''' ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
fJKTkEss MONROE Va l9-rs-I ~ far ~
Canada Jsnero; TLaHes ifou yervoo tr TO- p
11eTe Is a y here t0-day ~ ~
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOSDOsDKEKY jan IS-Tbe steamship Asnvan Cant R....,
from Portland Jan foJ Liverpool touched MOvls tocsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

ADaLsy II. MuLLEa, Auctloneer. .
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the BONEE1 e.
ADRIAN Il MULLER, p. K VILLAINS Co.. VII sch at sue
zion TUESDAY Jn - Il oeiosk At tn hEe.ny
No III RroadsaT LOTS OF LAND tcaI Tie westerly r
~ H. Bogey lhout Nos
l and Bowcrv shout feet Dci b. q he N 'eta
G The NV foaf hnet STORE DIV EISG sod LOT knsSn
as No Bos-ry sdosDng tse rs soove neno1ns " we
southery .de TIE ~ feet dep q parry s on "
north SIDE Of pa sal be soh siiA 10; No M laa
'"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
p4SSFNGFRS ARRLRED.

FROM HAyANA-ln steamship COumosa, Jan 81 Pond Bs
Pet1c servant Rog C. II. Morre wife family and
o Murray Capt Js Hays, Gee Fitzgerald H. T. Hsybor
uelTg laIle.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.
amrscments.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY, JAN 81, 1911
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
THE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
GRAND CONCERTED DEMONSTRATION
BY The DRAMATIC PROFESSION

d '''- To- ,ie
BENEFIT OF THE WIDOW AND CHILDREN
LATE GEORGE HOLLAND.
USEXAMPJRD PRoGRANhE ,,y,p
TUE % Nsr HShfFEF IS IS o
dysR 1TPI' ...Mr A. RRIFP AND oReHEs1 "a
RsCrAri0N The sLP g,Y w aSasGT
RscITATios Gcr.he, Mne MARIE sESRAch
[By psrnss1n Of J. Gr.s eSsl
PIANO RECITAL "Lurine. NJ WBHIi
ROMANCE, La s.ell. cous4Anse" ROhsns, ,,
nm Payer At tbe G.t-"-Mr GEORGE yASDEsHoPH
CONC r.,,i,g Ue,rs .sGsoR BANDoLF
ppcr, rroy-oo. 20. 40. .-.......mxB MARIE SEEBACH
hI'' IBy pc Ser.1.s,ou Of j. GraA ESQ.,
'oS'' f''" nv. MISS cilRi IoCiSE KELLOGG
A MODEL OF A WIFE. ..-,,.--, ,.,,,,,
PYGMALtON BONNEFUl. NIX ChA'l1ro p1iSsy
MR. STUMP w 81 with
LIN M By ,~m.ou Of 80 MISS HELM TRACY
MIS- sTUMP....... J. l. w.Ises. ESD. }...'htso ROWE
SONG Non .srGSoR KASUoLfi
THB BuzzARDs cro.,,
Mr. sSs 49, By pe1al.ca Psyg
GISxER p1 J. Pay IL % " ELpaipGs
MISS LuCRErA BUZzARD.......hiss MARION AoHDASsr
THE EVENING PERFORMANCE
vii he gressaed N as fDi'o%ins opsT; rn oecupS-p.
" In r1iR CURSE SEINE FROM DEBoRAA. ,,,,,,,,r
DEBORAH 'A'AOs'hhA
THB FOREST SCENE FBoa NaoMAR-
ING0NAR T. D. O"'"Ai
RRCIrArIoS--THE vAGAsosDs," POEM By J. !. TRow.
Mr.. FREDERICK ROBINSON.
LIND ME- Five sH1ILres. ,u
NJ GOLfHTLf NJ. JOSEPH JBFFElssN
Capt Mr. TON soass
HENRY MoREIASD. FRANZ GHAPIaS
SAN By perm Zion Of J. l. M J. PEN
Mr. a hS5 PHoBBsl WALLACE esq M. EFFK GERNos
MA ''p' by pcilub.on Of Boob esqJ
SCENES FROM HAMLET. .u,,,,o.,-
Gf Iis ~ permission Of a D., 4GsE EIlEi
Gaosf T ormixaoo u E. Booth ESQ NE D. c ANDERSON
THE s5EEPwALkrsG scESE FROM s &, SEIi GYM
i'Di NAV Der sr 90 The stage
PHYSLCJAN l. ss sHsSs
CBy permission o. r Booth, esq.,
THE LATEST FROM NETWORK.
PHIL BAaSEf sD M1 LIAM;
JOHN tby peru4n j. l. wai.ck M PICK
NJ g0x O. permission Of H, a,s., M NJ h asesSk FdT
Mrs B0USCER (by permission Boo1S sq NM SEYMOUR
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN
at the Acsdey Rnlmsns Ia oAiEsy shsh Aven1s Hotel a
Donson. fcT The Holland Fund be ankfay ryet BY the
I5S sgGo s " 'ss NJ
STEINWAY HALL.
> THEODORE THONATs
SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
FRIDAY EVENING JAN. p,
AND SATURDAY EVENING, JAN b
The public is respectfully informed that
TWO GRAND C0yCTRTS
will be BY MI THEODORE THOMAS bis Rturu from he
Easl
FRD AFE FyFTrs Ss a fS sx E zs G2EGr
SATURDAY Ey ENfNG. JAN. H.
SECOND AND LAST CONCERT.
following artists viii appear:
THE CELEBRArRD AND POPULAR PIANisTS
MISS ANNA ME!fLIG,
s. B. MILLS,
Together with
THEODORE THOSASs USRIvALED ORCHESTRA OF
SIXTY PERFORMANCES
ADMISSION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
RESERVED SRArS FIFTY CENTS EXTRA.
The sale Of Tickets viii MONDAY
Jsnuary % At Once Hall Schgerth
J Broa g. SeAnaers 5o Broadway and the hsater
Ticket Ohc., ia Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
Anrtion GaIes of Real gstaic.

J. JoHNsrN Antfl0lftt
by JOHNSO * MI l. l. K,
I'D AUCTIOSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No rs EassAU-T, coz CEp.R-sr., hK~foEk. a.,
C,, R-lsee< stO,vs County snd Farms barn ~"
re1 exchanged neSoH.t Auct-n SAAs furn1ae &C
nISTILLERY AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
~ NESDAY March l. 1871 the property tnosn a. ise SLF liz
CREEK DIsrILBRY vii be highest bidder credit o.
:, and ~ months the purchaser to give approved security Tor the
ro.nt e puha.e money; given imneisty ue perfect
TIE premises embrace Of land on silver Tres MADISON
COUNTY Ky cross Of the RICHMOND BRANCH Of The l.
and \. K X
81 i,,oeer.., r. psx qns .7a and Convenient The n,n
ery ia good condition ample power and lFPar for ra ."
bushels per day Lsc With tacs seabs s b sod
" tbe property.
10, Of Material RYE Wood Cooperase and GHin Bags vi" e i
A, the sar. time 8 credit Of months
san Dos o premises. al 10 o cock q m
\ Ireek K II. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
fl,ssttbcsler COMM Real Gsiaie tor Sale.
al Mott Haven

nor SALE-Three full LOIS a. NOV w ila.en
OOehunared- .itsi between ns-a o.. hand and
I.tlv build Terms ch<"no.l ma. a.. Mt
,asLgsgs InauiFr DE AIKEN, Real lsta,s Afen.. INV
Ha,,p Depot Of a 40 " evs T~eEt'- br.t'i NOV IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
nIEIArrRE ALMANAC

Sun 500 Moon ses. 500
Sl5 Hell Gate lOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY ANTHONY j. BLEECEER, soN & co.
Front EOs g. g. aG g. lots each l76Il2 With houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
7othst l95 "a lot with 3soy building lot 25I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

Marine Court-Pdrt H.-By Judge Joachimsen'
-Kealy AZ sHih-Dsnassed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
forses, Carriages, Garnrss, Sc.

6orses, Carriages, Garnfss, sc.
At GEORGE j. MOORE's, No. 376 Bowery,
n Tor SALE cheap EItsnnonIo2 PHABIOS, Doofs lo
WsG0SS sfing Top DoTop BuGGIEs and large assortment
OF second hand EAGOSs.
MITCH g. CONAN, No. 1873 East twenty,
s,rtb,t are offering present the largest and ll"si
1e,tes superior COACH COUPE AID DRIVING hOsHS 'hA'
can De seen n the city. Prices reasonatle
UORSE BLANKETS Is cents to so eacn.
Harness, 20 Rotes g 10 to 20 ea'n
,,s t.rev Of Harness in Nesfork No
Nc g NJ NOSEMAN Manufacturers, WaFerooms l4o Nhaho'
MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.
Horses Clipped By American Horse Clipping hseains ~
HOIkS TINE, sni manner as ye'
ridges or NEG saifes are fl on n
hurting or even alarming the most nervous sninal
There Al present sI h,ealns, n eycaISEE TABLES
Nos 80 and l5s East Twenty fourthsi.
- D. u.ht,s. =, RIREER HAALINs EesYork Tattsnals
Of Thirty ninth 81 and Broadway u-,, II r,pvTS
Sole Agent
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Mathintrp

s. g. j. GEAR a. Co., Boston, furnish
"A. every descriptions Of Wood and Iron Working hACHsEhl aea
sappbes The best regardless Of nsher at lowest pcsbs n.
NOR SALE-The MACHINERY, including
Rngise Boiler shsing PkseT and Al thu msetinerl o
bndisE VOID into shs pos bow, ar ke seh @e very
br,t IN the stOck hand and Lsase Of BGsns
Appbto -c. ", niHSo., NJ
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6ieamboais an6 Railroads.
TY SPEED AND COMFORT.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
r s ssi SssaT GgI S,so and
CITY err P on sol III Se~ and '''cA steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE and ..,. ,,,-ro,,
CITY OF Nh" 'boNI 80
si ls,' NJ. r.rt ty Cssnd.y sIeeP At, o'clock p NJ fro"
- s an. Ss ,s ;2ss,,"s s With SI .Rs wo ss
Ter Boston aha HsI,'oei .s ESs Railroad Sdr'n
sd ps ,oash aeies and rates Of freight ,pPy h One
Ss.,Yort, Oct ls, 1859
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
at p N. hem Per ~ \. R, foot Of Robin.onst,
S S' TO B sS5SS a. TO TO P PRSyEDESc -
fs % ra s9se, = Pros,Ss T F BGo1 -, NJ dT D,
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
Norhsteaner, leave Peek sip for Mes Haven Sl5 AMI lip
connecting with Raiiroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
rio--.P Al z nom 1saa-aay. sIsspasD.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State Of New-YOrk
and City Of Hartford leave Peek zip daily = p N for Hartford
Br.''sSofo H. &C. Fars eas. ) % q ea.. 81 IS
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
nets st Srvs sh sooS B,ssrs RsO,d At Hampton Junction
with the Desssre LactaSanns asd Western Railroad PmPsoqg
high vaev Railroad and IL connections forming direct line 70 Pts
bush ao the HeT without change Of also to Cena PennI
AItfSTows LIE LII I 70 TIE WEST.
Commencing November a. lSH-Lesye Ses Yot as follows ~
mFo Flemngton kaston, Bethlehem. Msucb Chuns Nikes
BARR Ps'r Mshsnoy City TunShansoes, ToS OdA "Aery DC
80 H-Por Bsston. .
ga sy (erept SundaTs, for EEston Al
lenouh harrisburg the West Connects Somerve for Fem-
Sosdsburg Water GAP Scranton Bnghsmon
sr,sa.e PhpbuH and Baca for Mauch Chunk, hhAnoy
City Wlfesbsrre, " ilhamspot, Bne. &c
l0JO O. u.-Way Train fof Somsryile.
IL Allentown Mauch CHUNK Mahinoy
CITY, wtesbsrre, Reading Columbia Lancaster Bphrsts Pose,
Harrisburg Ne
%. m-Por Esson Allentown and Msnch Chunk
$3.50 mfos Ban Allentown. haneb Chunk and Belvidere
40 D. For SorDeryille an Pennington. -
daily for Esston Bethlehem Allen
ReaSnG Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
AMI Palace Pittsburgh sud Chicago Connect. At JUNCTION
9th Delaware and Western Railroad for
Sis D m-Por SOH~ryIbe-
m-Por RastOn.
ID m-Fm Soueryife.
Sp m-(kmigraBIl-F0r ESston.
Esp m.-Pos Plainheh.
u m-For PhAaseh, Wednesdays and Saturdays . . -, 81,
POI EErih Al 800 $50 7l5 $50 300. 9m l0:3o llS
200 BIS. 3D 800 40 AS 5:lo, $50, 3;t
eco go TOD 7:SO. 500 8:20 800 Sis 1875 200 P
the Office OF the Central Rail
Of SevJery foot Of Liberty " Z At No Asor ogse a.
Nos ~ IA Broadway at No 10 Gresnehst and At The rpaI
K l.. RlCkbR, superintendent
II. P. BAtD~S. Gen Pass Agt.
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o oans .icye i5io 1885,
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For P.ermont and Nyacs on
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Gkf hAllsitONDs
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD
On Aner MONDAY OCT a. 1870, Trains viii leave Janesshp
as foiOws
g:lD a Grpupor AID Sag Harbor
IC: ~ J. m Norbpou WAY Tan
rhor AL Ryerhai Express runs through TO Green
port DC SATURDAY nights
400 3. NOgthpor Express.
$500 m Helpsead Wy Train lsp Saturday nights
Eertbport Way TTHla
All IN rs connect Il branch Hampstead Sunday trains FOR Ro.lu
Glen Cove v,Iey fcksyie Huntingdon AMI NorhPot leave
HINT. Posp Al D. A m snd D N j. D. BARrON, Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

~ DRPor IN sEw YORK oo. Of Liberty 1t. SS , River
JssVK NV YORK FOR BERGES-AvE AND SBwARK-M
7:lS. ~, s:l3 as, s;ioi Ia, ~
100 400 49, <:op, <.U. 500 DIV o'"' ' ~" wv wv
9:s 1925 1870 p. m ~r pvpcpS A, soo tn -.
~ ia as \, 10 t:S $50 6;1. 1:N 9o l0;.5, Il pm
49, WV No. 49, " KICKER, Superintendent
"a p BALDWIN Gen Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
,oIrrH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND

FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
c,oeor MONDAY October II, 1870 FROM Roosevelt and Grand
~ryi-
s.<5 q NJ Mail los Psichogue
"a - lec.os,rt.ion iof Babylon
Esn,,.s os P.Hbosse. via stage Bellepor and
nm i,,p Aec,up.dsion Saturdays through P,thoEse
sDp BahyDo Aoonmoaaiion
90 m Narf,rb Accommodation
tn, ID I'D 10 I, n 70 and $50 Valley
Tie 70 and y a n .sd 800 and Valley
Y W. DOUGLAa BSssnssssssst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20

w T.
~ CORTLASDT For WEST PHILADELPHIA -"
IL s. 600 = 9D' " night for ys va
IN M 1 and d m baltimore and " AShlN" ioN r ana
Tng WRsT Baltimore, 9:o 1870 and - % ro' NE
sOUTU AND SOUTH. WEST, $50 a. m, ~ 20. sNst
pl,,r ar, tt.ebed train daily ann run through
L,pch arr For die WBs va raj
en- D. m Silver Fahce car arr @iae ;ed
l. ths s through from New orr 20 S.n,a
silver rssee srs " ai1 10 TIE
oiy and un Pttbargh Sauehnss' louisville
N Iou, change silver raA1s ms are attached
g. ,h tp n m a. run through Columbus and 1Hoinnah without
,h.a,e Tes. Cortland ana ue' Jersey 'y
e DAILY. 81 ,s.s..f
lSl. y. W. JtOhStNt
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-02

| Don't be deceived by worthless limitations Get
| only WELLs's CARBoLIC TABLETS Price % cts per
| box. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt St., N. Y,
Sole agent for the u S. Send for Circular. nov24 4w
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-02

Now offered, are limited in amount to Si2500 per
mile and are for $1,000 5000 each interest payable
January and july at the rate of per cent Currency
orr per cent Gold at the option of the holder Bonds
registered ifdesred.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company
are Hon. E. ID. Morgan. Ex-Goyernor and EAU. O..
oehatori 1ro1'-I~hn A. Griswold, Ex-Lieutenant-
Governor, Troy, N. Y; Hon. Cakes Ames NJ. c.,
Massachusetts; Messrs Morton, Bliss & Co. l. Won
Hoffman & Co., j. s. w. Seligman 4 Co., Harrison
Durkee and others, of New York; Benjamin E.
Bates President Bank of Commerce. Franklin Ha-
vens, President Merchants Bank Boston, and others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the safety of
these Bonds. Their profit is equally manifest upon
examination. They are sold for the present at 30
and accrued interest from July LIST. AT this price
they afford certain income for forty five years. of
nearly nine per cent. upon their cost One thousand
dollars invested in these eight per cent. bonds will
give the purchaser more than seventy-seven per
cent greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five per cents.
while holders of Government Skies will find decided
profit in selling them at present high prices and re-
investing in New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds
Subscriptions will be received in Portland by
Nfessrs. SWAN e. BARRETT, Bankers,
100 Middle ST.,
III. M. PAYs0N Broker, 30 Exchange ST.,
WIN. H. WOOD, 81 Exchange ST.
Information concerning the Company and the Road,
and pamphlets containing map and full details of the
enterprise can be obtainedof the undersigned or any
of the Company's advertised agents.
wv. B. sHATTUCK, Banker
AND
Financial agent, N. O. M d IT. r. r. Co.
No. % Nassau Street. New York.
oct4-dtSwiO3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-02
MEDICAL.
WELLS'S CARBOLIC TABLETS,
For Coughs, Colds and EEoarseness.

FE1HESE TABLETS present the Acid in combina-
Il lion with other efficient remedies in popular
form, for the Cnre of all THROAT and LUNG Dis
THROAT are Immediately relieved and statements
constantly being sent the proprietor of relief
in cases of Throat difficulties of years standing.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-02
Eight Per Cent. Bonds

rhe First Mortgage