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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
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RESTORE GRAY HAIR
Ia the be.L artIcIs ever known o

10 ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.
IL will prevent the hair from falling out.
Makes the hair smooth aud glossy, and does
not stain the skin as others.
Our Treatise on the Eair sent free BY mail.
Beware ofthe numerous preparations which
are sold upon our reputation.
\. P.gALL L CO.. Nashua, N. H. Proprietors'
For sale by all druggists. jun. ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

A. A. SIssoS formerly of this
place is engaged in the hard
ware business at Nelsonville.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
CAUTlON..ns9e.. ..se. n9.
A MAN OF A THoUSAN' D.
A Consumptive Cured

Consumption and Asthma, all remedies hav-
ing failed, nccident led TO q d,scoveryw here.
by Dr. II. snmes cured his only child. He
row gives this recipe free on receipt Of two
lamps to pay expenses. Address GRAD
lock 4 CO., l,o32 Race street. Philadel pha.
a., giving name OF paper; nar3oiN'dd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob 7. Mitchell and Mary E.
Webb.
charles Harkness and Mary Wy,
ckoff.
Charles Bates and Elizabeth Dill.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

I.aIies Gold Lever Watches from s40 TO sleS.
Boys and Ladies' Silver Waienes, sl2. Also
y large stock OF Waltham and Elgin American
Wntcht =; also the u. 9. Watcn Co., IN fine
gold and silver cases; Solid sllyeTware, and
full line OF plated ware for table use. Tea SETS
ice pitchers, cNsiors, cake baskets, &c: Spec,
tacles, telescopes, microscopes, and all kinds
OF optical instruments, baromsters, thermom-
eters, &c.
Agent for the celebrated Diamond Speeta-
cles, agent foi Fairchild's Superior Gold Pens,
also II GLANDS Pens. Agent Tor Laval Watch.
Jewelry made to order. Engraving neatly exs
ecuted. Watches, Clocks and Jeselry res
paired by experienced workm,u.
Agent for Weed Sewing Machine:
G. DUFEU,
pfebJm 2S Paint Street.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

AARON WILL started East
yesterday to purchase a new
stock for Dan. Will & Bros.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

On last Saturday, Albert
Harper of Rlchland township,
drove out to his clearing for
the purpose of hauling some
poles off Of the same and while
he was in the act of loading,
a tree that had been on fire
gave way and fell, striking the
near fore wheel, smashing the
wagon up considerably, but for.
tunately dong no further dam.
age.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

A VOID QUACRS.A A victim OF earlyindlscre-
EAtion, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., having tried IN vain every adver-
tsed remedy, has n simple means Of self-cure
Address J. Il. FUTILE. IS Nassau st. New
York. ljfeb
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
Why Is This Thus.

A movement has commence
ed in our midst which will
strike CONSERVATION 10 the
hearts of all the male bipeds
who have been watching the
signs of the times. 1t started
in Darius Colds poultry yard
and as yet is confined 10 that To-
cality. The fact OF the business
is that Darius rooster, who has
heretofore derorled himself as
becoming the dignity of one OF
his sex, has suddenly taken or
h as had forced upon himself the
task OF Matching out a nest full
OF eggs, while the hens 60 Loaf
ing about the street corners.
attending political meetings,
forasing neighbor's gardens,
etc. Various devices have
been tried 10 restore things to
their normal condition, but all
to no purpose. He sticks TO
his task as closely as any other
hen pecked specimen ever you
saw. Did Anna Dickinson do
this thing? is Susan B. Anthony
ia our midstl or is the rooster a
relative of George Francis
Train? We pause for an answer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

Stop that moping, stop your
croaking, stop your envying
your ncighbor's thrift; do a
worthy business, buy good
goods, do good work, put up a
good sign, and then ADVERTISE.
Don't be like the boy whose
father sent him to town with a
bag of green corn 10 sell, but
who lugged the stuff about the
street all day tied up --sald boo
to nobody-and, of course,
carried the whole of it back
at night, unsold, and gave as
his excuse for the non sale,
"He hadn't heard anybody say
they wanted any green corn.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

Plain, ,Figured,a and Gilt,
The largest assortment
ever bl ought to Macarthur,
at the Lowest Prices.
l have a machine for
trimming off the edge of
paper, and will trim all pa
per, (Which is a good part
of the work of papering)
sold by me, without extra
charge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20

In Extraordinary Remedy without an Equal
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec

new YORK. Saturday Dec. 81, 1870.
Tie transactions in the horse market to-day
were confined to the sale OF lot OF railroad horses and
without any special feature.
magnificent sleigh Quilt by Brewster Co. Of
Broome-st) drawn by four very stylish bays made its
appearance this morning the lower part Of the city
he merry seigbels calling principals well clerks
from their desks to the windows and Dr. Helmbold the
druggist 7as soon recognized TO he the owner OF this
splendid and costly turnout.
tiNQPsIS OF The CARNAGE TRADE OF 1870
For the carriage trade the yerr abg 70 close has not
been a fortunate Oue-at least not in this city.
strong competition has encouraged buyers TO ask for
lower prices than the cost OF production would warrant
aad too often yielding to their demands, the manufac
tufcr las found no profit Of any moment above the
Unlike naany other branches of manufactures there
has been abatement in the cost of skilled labor owing
chiefly to its scarcity Previous the late war we were
receiving such large aCcessons TO our industrial ranks
from foreign countries that apprentice system was
Abandoned and that skilled wOrkmen have ceased
- come from Europe The carriage trade hdS itSen del
cient In the quantity Of labor at command
During the past year the Landau has been growing
steadily into fayOr already there s disposition On tho
part private families to abandon the graceful Clarence
(which has 80 long held the chief place. to the livery
stables. The Landaulct is also growing INTO favor es
peciay with persons who wish to combine In one mod
est establishment the advantages Of Summer and Win
The Brougharn after the London style, has become
exceeding popular with fashionable people Nearly az
cOupes and BrOughams painted in quic cOorS and
lined with fine goat-skins In dark shades, greens ana
being the favoritos. but many blues have made
their appearance in the streets within few months.
Silver m0untings have again come into use, and with
old-faslioned brass divide the favor Of fashionable
people gilt and Princess metal having had their day.
Owing to the FTancO-Prussian war, but few foreign
carria been brought in OF late The imporatons
heretofore have been chiefly from Paris especially OF
Iandaus aud VictOrias; these, Of course, have now
ceased and have only to chronicle the receipt OF
dogcat or broug CHAM now and them from England En-
gis-made Landaus and Vctoras not meeting with much
favor here.
Among certain wellestablished manufacturers great
efforts have made Of late 10 excel in the style and
quality of their productions, and NewYork may well be
proud OF this branch of her Industries. No city IN the
world can produce better work.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
REAL ESTATE.


EEw-YoRK. Saturday Dec 81, 1870.
The market was without interest to-day.
At the Exchange, at private SALE the following ransac-
ons were reported John McClave has sold three lots
the west side of seyenthave Boulevard feet south
OF Onchundrod dforty eghthst for sl2OO also,
lots on west side Of Centrave, opposite jerome Park
Hotel for s2lOO Ward Ogden report the sale OF the
following property: Threestory brownstonc house and
lot No 126 East Thirty fth-s 2ix50xlOO s2i ODO 3story
brown-sOne house and lot No West Fifty rsst sox
4S, lot lOO s400s 3sory brownstonc house and lot
3 East Twentethst a5X55, lot %, $4,000 3Stoy
stone house and lot No 67 West lGsX5O
lot co. s600o istory brownstone house and lot No l2s
East Thirty ighth- st. 20x25, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
-. ,DBe,oen, affirmed with costs; opin'

rssrvOcd at iron IponN " 80 - IoD.s William p
- by Jsse hol , and Jutges MeC1nn ana - ndSyn,
asrAs0b Al ~ sss St Sismip the complaint "''' '' ''
t1tefed W WV I Tu,ler et Al
so Mou, Jones and PreodPaG13SrN 1l. Ne ~ snd Jones
,aguep afn VII, y, -, and J0nesPetu Cauei agt 'seV.
IA, oascs NneL h and lew ua ordeed with eo''s !" az
rod e sst. opinion by JUde Jones e.o, Ceorye
eelaui c snde . en- Snl Jnlgcs Freedman ana 'P ir
s CsB ,Sd Ba NS, 'S,,,s % SSSics iPPe, al
Sh cost TO- a., @ml WIEN costs o,iron bg JUGS oy.uo,
OrieI 'p @ go ,pocai ICm ~ JiluEc rr,s
cTV+'.. L. lan. saG steele AZ. s"e' W.
bro,,. tas. ie-fHL - -, Tho S,,.Y otl And Harlem
y ja ~ 20, ua..--, u ''''f''' NO.
- ~ "a -lass sctel
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
COMM CAIENDARs

go ~. &C. r,naniug the Day Calendar o. the
PEI T,si Tern b. Pan H. AL o 49, W. e. ~ be JSuuayy
Ten m s sr in which at he close OF ihe ltn IN n
Ter l'I 'le -, ov,r e VIII he placed on ue "a!
Ths ae' sI of NE fern, and viii be called on u
Cndsr O tle pe m loa trsl by the Court on feNe
,,eoscd d4J IN ieN D' ' J,xrs NJ SwEENY, CleTk .
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

MONDAY. JAN.
o-., oscs spl an Mails close today 81 10 q. 70
n1SsENGERS ARRLVED.

rpou uAvANA-In steamship Columbia Dee $I-k Ae1anae
fhUn \ * tlrr-hi Solomon. B. de Is RlOuoa, r. Cacos
a. Css.pe HeraBier Rafael Francisco IQue miss Joanna
nno W Sasu-N-s Krocaud, Mr.. Grain end servant
-, Feruat Forbes H. X White, x L. Han hearIo fl
N mon wife and sons Andrew How'd Jsines heTreA 'ohn
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD
. -. w


D S ptrs m enc %oSDAY soT
Br,aeb Dover h Chester Ranch a. waterloo with su,sI
for for M SHS, Gap 5d saS G. ss b Bend
:ss p.sr,r, g ss1 Hudson RSs '
S h.hG VALLEY o2, ,,os sos 5a
PhdpsbuY with Bel. DtL K ios Berdse &C. and st
sih V. r r. for Beshss Allentown NJ ChunA ,Dd
40 D. ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS eop.e Dor. With Chester R;
R. &asreo via Sussex r. ,ld At wnhinroa With D., L. sni
% M1si %l eSSse. @ Bop,o, Chester
For noRsisTowN ats Il:2o II:sO n, 7.r, $40 iiO $50
Fsf sraaIr sad in,em.a station, go 7oo sd 1910.
For ORANGE and SOUTH oRAxeE go -! 10 I,:, ..a
llo 49, $40, &2o $50 $50 500 t s;S sEs ltS
For sEwRfk q, $50 7ao 500 e4o olo 'lc;;s 10 90
SO 70 S 80 s cS9 500 go SO &C. go 80 20 :s 40 @
a. f..,: M. YORK T p; Bi16xriELp and MoYTcLR
II 90 I. ans 200, $50 s;lO aad $50 p n
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II loot d fChsmbtr.-, md foot Of 22i St, as folov.;
1s'ps:f a :a Hsr.' Ss a 1i i.s ',i =
.e .eeon.u sSs .5s ~ ss through to Bu CONSISTING Hns
@ sss. .4 S:Snnuy 'a % aSa % % o az
qnos.,l Baf,lo u. go an Gon SesSoi & to B9ds
An ERsr.st Tr,r leave, d,iy At 74s
FS; EI Is5,1 ,9s md W. W.. 80 H n a & a.. P and
s.y, only, ago A. N llai st. s:lS m ,,,, .7.,s.
fSr SsTburrb ad w,y ats m, $3.50 and ''oo m (a'ds' 's
foi s9.n "'' ny The
fot Pa.r.oa and w,y rca a, Depot, At SIS 9,.' ,ni y
a N; las 3i5 s5 G1d s5 Prom ChamberssL Depot at
ei5 lot0A a IL n: .I:45 4, 5:l5 and 6:i5 p. N.
For Hsfsn.ek Hi, from fJd,. Depot at s;f NJ and
l245 J5 ts5 and o4S From Cbimbsr's Depot s:9'
a and / 4. t5:l5, $500, and t6f3 N.
For Pemont Ey,et snd from 23d St Depot t Is a
3:I5 i:5 35 and 6:l5 snt Satarfsys ONLY ~ -
lO, t:I', l%.SV,
.5 N and siturdays only tl2;OO nisht
Ticket. Drawing kooa ino
Obtained and orders for the shsg I'D tans Of bss
sage ohes, 2 529 and s9I bosdnv 40
Cb.nber, 90 l25th and ThrdaTs H,tsn
s Fuion foot Of Chsnbsrs and foot OF
York place aud Lou. Dock Depot !srseI CJ aa
Of the Agents a. the principal botelA nm p.p.
l. D. KUCKER, Dec q " ., NJ ~, %, % ~.
Cepl SeUl ls70. Genl Paor Az
sD,1T tFor HaekensSek OILY
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Sleamboals ano RAILROADS..

"a 80, Of Hartford have Ped shp daily stp for nsrv.t
uA.. for sphssi:1 Cls'f.: ss:n " 20.
y,svsh..st D. a.. A. TUs, - Me' w. !" "S~' W.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Ciin Real Getaie for Sale.

A DESIRABLE high-stOOp DWELLING,
y all Improvements 26ra5KCO for SALE very low; be-
tween Fifth shs5es Sinihst; possession " X STEVENSON
a son, IL PiDest
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Nrw- gcrsen Real G6lale for Sale.

Ncu- 3crsen Real G9laie for Sale.
A DEPOT being established at MENLO PARk,
"a o. z and r. Co philadelphia Ro,i) makes one Of
locations within % les sae City Bali Lots ~ BY $50
r. are greater portion Of which be
rad monthly ins,slents Of SO Fu parc with teies to
pIe had at the Ohce tEe MkNLO PAkh LAND
CONPAsI. Nos l55 sad l57 b. o.ivsy, Room No lS
A NEW COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park, at
"A ornge j. viz, stable and modern %provemcsts; also pc
SALE Apply S. HASKELL Oange or 70 HAZARD
APTHORP Co, llO Broadway, n y
JENKINS q WAY, New Brunswick, n. j.,
~ Brokers and Auci0nsers have for SALE COUNTRY
RESIDENCES FARMS and HOUSES and LOTS The character of
the rn the following gentlemen Gov
Randolph eSGoy Ws Senator Frelnghuysel WIN ayi"t y
PosOhce John B. Hell President OF the National Baa1 oi New
Jerev.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
MONDAY, JANUAnI z,
Gieamboats ano Railroads.

SAFETY. SPEED, ,A1NI AND COMFORT.
POr Bo.o. worcester y,,sb.,, Gron Ju,eon Lowell Law
,acs Ssssos s,SeS.r cossS Pai%sr B%tscOs and insH,
date date points The new and 'isneh 'te.nen
CITY or LAWRENCE, nl
will have SewYors daily Sunday eIcepe at 4oeoeh M. from
Pier 70, North River foot of Canal Ard Wstsst.
For EewondOn and Norsch ee connecting with Erpre. trains
r and P.g goi Hs a SSs .SS ETs Rar"a 'H
North River J. T. SHORT jr. Agent
Set.Yori Oct 49, 1859
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
atI NJ. from P er q n. r.; foot Of Rseialonst
Dec. %o fsis is BosloS SS1S "a TSPRoMDFScR =
sud Prov R for al important 9as es and
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Hous,,-
,Gns C and I'd Sa1s1sa E:osd Fare S Steamers leave Ca
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
SoIhseamer leave Peeksp for NswiaVen at 3l5 and II
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
6s WEs FREG hTE T DE pS ~ cAM a
1NBqT y RAIsRoAD Per korh M'eE ard LASp PkopR
d,pates Passenger, TAX. the N.rJsssy and and rons frOm
SS SS' q C. ..s Is,s Rs . n s sS ~ s SsT q T % s
Ills opportunity TICKETS GOOD WIZ " FERga gshR o.n. As.n.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
r,;sSss[ ssTt aT Ffs r RPS SfsG foot e
with the Delaware LeksSann sad we.,ern Railroad Phpsburg
with the Leh aud susqachsnna Railroad Eason
high Nsey Railroad and forming direct line
burgb and the West without change Of Caa PapsJ
Vans ssd Ssv.Yok State.
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Conmenc ng November u. lSI0Lesys New York follows
nfor flenngton Bsson, Bethlehem Asuch Chunk, Wilkes
7:OA R-For Esston
mWETE EXPRESS, day Except sundsys Es,on Allen
town Harrisburg and the West Connects Somerv for feL
at Junction Tor sroGdburg water Gap scrsns Bsgamon STa
&C. u PhnDsburg and E,Ol for haueh ChunE Nhsnoy
CITY HiLesb2rEe. hlliAasDOt, Bne, &c.
1880 .. n.-WsV Train for someryille
mFOr llm Rsston Alberto March Chunk Mah.noy
CITY Wlfesbarre, Reading Columbia Lancaster tlbr PeiIs'o
Harrisburg &c
q p m-fOr Easton. Allentown and Manch Chnnk.
$3.50 m.FOr Esst0n Allentown Mauh Chunk ard Bevlee
4:pp m.-FOr Somer,IIe ani FleningOh.
5pnCIEcIasAT ENPREss dav, Easton, Bethlehem Atu
ReHy iafT shg Pittsburgh Chicago, Cincinnati Sleep
ss and ace Cars ourgh aud Chicago Connects at Jgnc0s
with Delaware IekssasGa Anl Western Railroad for Scranton
3:l5 m--Fer SomsrTlls
6 D 1-For Blst0n.
7pm-Por Somervile
8 ?. m-(Em srantl-Por bas,oo.
9:45 p m.-For Plsin6eh
y m-Por Plsn6ell WeIuesi,vs and saigriaTs
For Elizabeth 600 $50 7:l5. 7:0. gO 800 $50 1890 20
mI2 1900 3:ls. 33 400 4;O 4;i5 3:l9, 80 $40
ESQ 1900. 800 s20 $500, s;i5, l0:i5, 2;0o
Tickets at the ofse Of the Central ka
OF Lbsys u at No Aor Houss at
Nos A SO Broadway No. and at the p1nt pal
hotels K T. KICKER Sups1n,sndenI
y BIlburS len. Paas.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
mlNl.rrRR ALMANAC.

o. ,.cs ~ 25 sun sets..... 4;f3 Moon @t'''''' z'l
suh ns's''''' uGH WATER
. H.. 42gI Cows isi,ni.... 5.l3 Hell Gate 1O2
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ONG lSIAED IANRe kAILk9AR' aR1HG E2Esr.
Or and afer MONDAY OCf - 1870 Tram VII leave James SIP
s:3o a c-.snport and s,g HsrbOr.
q n korthport WsV 1raB.
Harbor ami h1erheai Express Tuas hToush % Neen
porto on SATURDAY nights
400 D. u Sortbport EIp7.ss -.
500 sspsi1 Wa. Tr.s runs to lsp ssturiiy nights
600 D. N. korthpou WsZ Iraa
Glen Cove Locus, ysy Htkre HUI ansos and horthpo leave
Huatsrs a $3.50 a n. and 2. j. d. bAkI Of SupI
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Deohins CARDS, &'t.

A T VIM. ENERDRLLs SONS, No. 104 Full
tenst-W BDDlNG CAhDs and PNk STATIONERY. (Bstsb
hshei 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
PosT-ovyICs AND L. (. COURT -Houss Sgv-iosk CIR,
OyUCx oy SrPxRIsrxSDEsT. Dee IS. 1870
WROUGHT AND CAST-lRON WORK

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be ree ed 81 TIE once oi he oo
until Jsuu,ry l5 1871 for funshng delivering
biting and pot place he cat AMI vous ron sor n
,n. schcdules this once consisting OF ess
iron columns pse, A. rrougbtrob beams gnn t1
and sders he ftrnshtd
delivered sed po complete stan hour months .tt die
of written nof the and The rcmanif to
hs progress the and as demanded by the hafn'en
dent.
IN th, psce sbont eLsgr but s be 20 pay
ih lin. employed ~orng them sho vii be oin'he "
tie D,p snDent when required
Sesr,irg 10 u furnished by tie Contractors , -,
Proposals will be made By the piece or by NsSht Tor inc T ~
n.s provided ior in the "hedars ,,, . IN 4,
will undivided shOns dhtrht "ple' ou' > w
considered 10 the aggregate ..,u a..
of.he eOnlrsct
n. penal hcsd In the som o tsen
s, ou,,n dolsrs ID, bidder val ,e"lt and perform ne e
r,.r n him sucency OF the sconriy to he oernod ~
jadgr C.i Of the D Cop District Attorney OF ss d''n
where b. resides ...- -, 80. -, III ,ia. n 1, h.
de. Ear e Interest o ,b TO do 90 sni any 1 'hs
NOD , ON the pnnied obtained IN ms Once ana oo
eonfo IN ,vrrs respect requirements o ths
M I o~ii,,t: nrthr be received non pars
Who are n ,pgsh the o. ean OF
ron ,o,I ard fsees Tor fns oo' 'ns
castings rolled bsim. ..., -. - .AA,....A "A
ProIossi, ,i b. indorsei Bid, nf fut toi AAo s'"' "
CALVIN T. BtLBuRD. Supsrnssneni
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
PosT OTFlCR DEPARTMENT wAsHlyGTos D. G.. Dec 1870.
DpOPOSALS for LETTER BALANCES.-


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Department mt
the Goth 1871 l. O'Clock for furnishing LITTER
BALANCES the United for
year from the l day February 1871 Of tie following de-
First Ba,nces capable weighing eight ,oduPcs Weight
graduated down quarter Or these It supposed that
900 .ili be wanted.
eonC: Of the capacity graduated b. the metro or
grsmme Of this clsss 100 may be- required.
Third: Balances capable Of weighing four pounds rnpo weight
graduated ss OF this class 1t supposed that 2o VII"
be wanted.
Perfect accuracy strength and durability viii be required the Bal
he furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances eses bid
aud obtan the contract sill br required 10 anh
balances Of quality in al respects eqnal N t1e smpk
he well and securely packed IN hor Tor trsnpo'
free all The Banf Agency "n's"n
II. G.
bidder furnish with bis proposal guarantees o his ability 10
comply with bis bid and er6A. from Postmaster hs1 'ad guar
sufo are reliable persons
M cites will he required 70 = contract
each deemrd nest
the Department
isur, furnish promptly article eontratc for or an tFpi
upon srsles inferior the opinion of the
those contracted for s b considered su1eep'
cause for forfeiture Of the contract ,,., ,,
The the right 70 r,sa sn, or all BIDS H.
in bis opinion required By the interests Of the Department
Proposals ndor,ed the envelope Proposals for Letter
B,,pce. and directed Asssn: sh-
ingtOn. u C. Jho. A. J. ChES" ELL ri-tnsstrtoenrts.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
BoarG ano Rooms.

ITO LET-A few commodiOus FLATS, or
complete Of apartment building on ne frensh
of apio Inquire oi Ihhhn u
WAKELEY, No. lO4 East Teutbbt., \. !.
WINTER BOARD-A widow lady, having
w taken ass West Twenty thi !londcnesesl
vi, Families Single Gentlemen with handsomely ~
SIsHED ROOMS and BOARD. References exchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Go n)bom II man Concern

II W. KENDALL having been discharged
H. from employ hereby caution e public ron entering into
business with him. sLal no hold
selves any responsible for sueh either other
wise from this date ". kRLiZAkCN. ri L Co.
SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec. 2d
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Ccnntrp propertp 10 Get.


rI'O LET $3.50 per month";, at Passaic, hand
COTTAGES II roOmsi beautiful location hree mu
from station; 26 TIA communication &c Per tfP - 9, nj ,
J FISHER SATTBRTHWATR, 10 Pnest
'INO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Prop.ron Fores.. Hight. naS;s, from Depot ,,d 20
from Civ little COTTAGE eOptsipinr roort tthto eei
tarden Possession Immediately Splendid location Apply 70
k0PPBL. II AIsst
rV'O LET, or for SALE-At Elizabeth, com
Portable laroom HOUSE fugs; depo q minutes
from DAILY Communication II cents per inp on hyone
Inquire West Elizabeth erseyst stauOn Z" ~ofe
G.. C.. Boz No 235, Post Ofce, seT.lors
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
| - ROAD

sryMYR ARRANGEMENT,
Puss.s sntou NewYort Of Tweni, and
To'FA fHais K''ns; TRsyp g gsST6Es TEi'E,iI;'A
rSr ss- ~. I,Ts1 @ sd sd s.sfPos Erh ~ NJ Ei' hi
For sfSSi sa.;for F.irssa Sosiso ,sa wapor. O
Fsr 70 sor3.i s5t, III ak OLnrs Ri Grl ' '''
Co F., 6.S.s i9 80 I'd fl5 sa I 5s $50
For stanford l. CsII II9O 1918 (BI 2;ls, 'sI)
' =, ts ss..1s .i nd s s . .o :o a' '
'S s,i.S Nal r.s Is,,s. Ssrra at Ter
S' via both Sp'stsS5ss stSsssCrso 9. iss '1f' TEiS: lss
For Bo,.os Vi. srHns;sa 3. al A. 2"ssPn
SI fSi Sai nSsSS ia .as s'sss ssss s. 's AIS sp a,
For Newport L. I':l5 Er) eosasehus With steamer 'aroe'
'.1fss Ta Gaasstisst Ral f RV R.ro .I 8. H. ur Montreal
Eo- H.r,od IL ProSidsp.e .nd Fsbifl Railroad 12s
Las Railway, to Norwich and P0'deSs' R'''
' Sor S,"H.S.. sst Sors,npOn Railroad zee, u to
sg,,.isp..1 a.. M,Ss'sIsH ..dspm
E,lIo.l n and tis t:is = p ,S = Sns'S'
roi R.iLc.d n i!i3 SO acc $50
a either Line DrTs %ss HSoP aofr o.; '.Sss
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILRoAD-T.ps leave Thrtirshs. as follows
Chicago EPr. pr..iss % room .n,..i s,, ..S, 1 .so 70
s.sPi ,. ca.
Montreal gs Dr'-ss ;ssn ear, ,,.fss is.l. w..,
,,wS syr,es.e Can, adaisu' tDailyl . ,A., ,.,
nsls % ssi'ss s sa.ia faii Ass';ii
lonis, loti0i snn Lousfhe VIZ
uain will leave ~ Ol sanda!sl ..,
IL a. Night EIpr.s slsrpi,gein attached
ian asd p m, POusAss-Pss tT,iot
$50 and 6:l0 D. sng Sing trains oo "a. t.t, ia -.
SO 40 slO l6:isI N, ~ j. '4s '' Wv NV
o n, Yonk,rs usna
ga Sunday for Pous on I..nt
Ee~ IOri. Dee. 5. 1870 -,
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOO OF
n coRriASDT.sT-Fs WEST PHILADkLpaiA .is .od go
S + .s se' SEQ so9 RTiaSRr 4 It5 %.
TIE INST u, s,ll,Sy saS,krsT ~ 30 n n sio. silver
Pssse attached 10 ibe $40 70 tIsr G aa 80. -.
Lyshtug without sns For ~ p,s. ,sI are ,rass.s
70 n, 20 thoush nos 70 t-o.fs % .',a.
..d Chicago .hou' .h.ass s,u ps 10s"n.u IcSyI.
q and Chicago without 1ies Tor sale At 100, o. Cori
dsgs ''"sy CIV .tsscs p. s:s s:s. s.GsS.
NEWARK AND NEW-Y0RK RAILROAD.-
~ DEp1T IN NBwioR Of Liber'yss fots River
o. -, sfs SsSroRs poR AND EEwiRk
90 SO IT'S 40 ais s:i3. s:ls 80 lot5a itm i;oo
zoo SO 80 100 $50 500 $50. 500 go" 100 7'' 800
80 sIys W. NV {osK roR wBsr BEnoEs GO 90 7'
GG 1876 a. ~ $50, 40 ~ ~ sicxRs ss.~a.;.sd.pt
\ :. sALpwis e.. p...sss.f As,.t
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
E.II. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ceam.sens HOSDAr oetSn H. se hsa Roosevelt ass s''ss
as r., Nail for Paishesss.
ioa a. Lees. .odstos Tor Bsbysr
5:ap A. BIprsS s fsssoSss via sAss 10 B'lpsh ass Fs'
80, =. Is, l..o...a.ae. Saturday. ar..s. sf''sAsss~
$40 y, BA6yiss Asss~sstAtsa
IT.. :.1 ,sa :. ,s ssl $50 hss' sssssss 81 VALLEY
n,,s - 70 \. s.1 IS .a .:sp n v..,
cw. pOVGLAs. s.,@.ssstssA