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sorsrs, Carriages, 5aruess, &5r.

At GEORGE j. MO0RE's, No. $40 BOwery,
"A for ysry cheap kEiennoGlog PhABIOhS Doo lop
WAGONS sdng Top aud EoIop bJ6S'hei ana sr Sss0f'Sa
ofsecol. hand WAGONS.
A CLARENCE, CURTAIN COACH, COUPE
n. PHAETON Depot WAGON, VICTORIA secondhand a. 4
LII sFe room HANS Paen. CsIeacs Ilud'nie anuAA'
IEfCEs REDUCED NAN foir' '@- Di'''''''
HARNESS for farming, teamlng, trucklng,caTt-
gr eIrresng contractors Zee c01paIes raj. 'a cry os
c,-t L.tsess pleasure 20 10 80 per ~ A.
MOsEMAS Bros Hsrcss hanuf1cturrs Warerooa
CtFCONU-IIAND CARRIAGES CHEAP.-CIty
- h. Ia Bn. Dog Cart s1-seat FLaeon. light bratt Rock az
t,rr. R.lvat Large ta-es re-ace4 ies
Nan slctues Union Repository. 6S Broadway.
VALUABLE MATCHED HORSES for SAlh.
- Sslk brown weight SIS escb fre 81. and acton per
fs-iy rrd ana Lind: driven lady AID ~. ot t,eLg
z NE mare IN 80, ald De horse cal ~ ~ ~
rr.trii single asycTs particulars address OWNER Doh |'''
Bo..o7 h7ss.
vg,HE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS,
Z Shass aces and Upholstery Goods al LORD
VIII ace ta-i2y
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

lovnSv Ms--h l8lr C0nO opened At s2 Tor msnsy ard
a. a-c0unt funrr; United States Five
NusuJ b0-.s 1902 5-S zoos DID, li 1901 Sl IenFores, Syt
re r-say Asres lt limos Ceutras loi Atlantic and Great
ts.sE,lar March I7Evea g.Uni3 States FyeTveny bonds
cl.,e- G.. .ol 'or me OBJ! sTe -
Lvr.ra5r, Masca lsllo Motion opened dull addlng
Erartt -t0..t: M.'lr1g ORLEANS. aid
IlNulV. 8.-i
N-rch III n-Cott'n-rhe stock q Cotton st
u Oh port bales Of which 55 O0 American
LoS1oS March 8lv Co1so closed az 81 ff money ami @
u securities easter ULe1 states Five
b,ty bonds Ttl ST; g. OLD g}; 1901 q0s Ten Fores 49,
.Te Railway shares la Illinois CeuAs lOi Atlantic Great
~ s.trr4.
Mach io17' Motion closed dun and easier;
q Ir u9.suds -t Mddug Orleans 49, Of She 90 ON
- D oT export and speculation -Four ~ per b5L for West
ssr.t
iytFfooI March l7Arrvei yesterday steamer Virginia from
N-sYorl 1t2 bales Of Cotton to-day
q Aeg-i orr March g. with 800 afl-s
IlvsAfI, M.rca l8ArTei Wyoming from Ee1York
r-c 3Hg1 bales 81 Cool. ship Miy Flower
Dresus pea. % stb 300 t4l,s O.! Cotton.
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, r, ave- -..t ,rgh rot oro,sb lower: qso.e North
a & rf.s +. - lugsl and re;al lots OF 81 goa ~ %
so1 rrce steady quoe A. II 5JgSl ~ Tor
- g.. se Gs os Cor Slort aud 81 rae for Dat
H0FS Re dc nd and prices are steady we q9Se New
H1Ll> Iusurs dgl IN 1-cgn bit pnoe' are pIe' Ira
z. g actve ssadv good cf. hu. common sorts IN
rs Of % hods Porto Rico At S'a'oc snl 70 oos New
wa >~OR-Sse rlgNet m IN Kinds dali and heavy
500 Iuntre o5 only snail lots AZ ll Sc for erehsn
~ h7e beer hut ltte sought amer and heaV
90 No 20 g. 5 IS snlt Tot OF Pale SOL al 80
ga Ie-r -ruy o.et Ptch nominal st - %
OL>.ra!t F o re- SOD moderate demand N nialeo OIh
tra $50 cs. ard t Tor bhls Ob OILS cortnue dull
OSSerc he been rse aole Pok marte oaIiuF he
eel freely concession has bee1ia1e: there R ato
~ r.. varaI-,. az conf present Qncs me
4r eoSmn s.atvl compared With Lass Where
~ i-.c Che l3- present posrec yc 10Y pe .llleice 'oe
u ou srs -,,r1s ron e West more uan r'lhm pre-
-r,S the crop the rrero1 year
~ De excess HtoW0 o. g.. which We la't eIIoI'e!
p. leaving ti or immense srpo'to y lspocl o. Ai
hoH- heavy Cor tie season ana
ing the lower rcss cueni compared WITH last yoaf ne
'he Soute-n scs fallen or TIE reiGre limits 20 foi
q or. an o lrg, arrivals o. Prime No. Lave gwen de-
advantage. thor lille inquiry.
bs in Is. pors o the futurc has been active bat AZ
A .. f' ruu.n. sales job lots 2o h1N,
g. 81. 2l % Tor NcW Do md u s. for Prime
- o. bills Nos m Avn Msr f2l IS end 50 boil. C Mes at
= ~ cash beef is vsy quiet s4 @oo LlN 81 =! 80 ~
NE1 $3.50 rs fI- EIs Mess Ierce Beef Is tru and
3 f censrd; sales 10 IS 81 81 sea 80 Tor fune Mes ana
II irda M Beef Hams iul IN besvT on al grades
s.7t choice ss Oht % ~ So$Jl for WesteIo, and 30
A. .r: ses ~ d. 81 So f1r Shoulder and 3t ql3c for Hams
d. rl and Greeted snd p1ccs mostly buyers favor sales
.s 81 ac o sl,r Rol and lc tor Long Clear Dressed
a,. M a. Il, rac for fir 10 tre Stesn sri l3dl3le
- Krcr future deaVery, the market hl but quiet al
p "a April ard Sc for May.
sf4ros1 vrv-ronE, WEEK. ENDING
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Giluaiious panteo--fcmGlcs

EIRST-CLASS GERMAN LESSONS, by an
( cucieac German teacher. Aiife, g. o. y l.onle ou,@
TOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. HUI )
kEG,-gn Institute Norokst between Hyiugon 400 stnyo ss
VATANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
W oe7asu Girl general lousenof or A. COOK E4sl.t en-
irons-; willing ard obAgng Best Of en- references 'a o. w
b9verg. entrance Oa E.stsL
TY,HE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS Goods,
sis SAWS L4c aud Upholstery Goods, at LORD IAfLokS
vii cake place toda
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET


NEw-YORK Saturday. March Il, ls7i.
The horse trade daring tic week closing to-
day was quite active IN all ts branches. and would have
proved much more profitable IL not frequently
checked ny stormy weather
The average figures at which horses arc held in the
BULBS Head Market are given below but. ms several Of
the principal horsedeaers are observing be Sabbath
in conformity with their faith on Saturday We shall in
future collect the statement Of the weakly sales on Mon
daya ~ OTutr 10 make tun otl more complete aud cor
rect
Tire following figures show the average prices ~ which
the different descriptions Of horses held in TIE
NnrE of
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pictis a7lc L, 2ic Dre''ei Veg. sI pSes1@ RerlYe-
TotEDo March laPlour steady With moderate densnd West
eAv with Moderate dtmsnd No Red Wahssh III ~ No Rcd
L, A. quiet and unchanged Oats q0iei Snd
ar ed Rcep-9 0os bush Wheat GOO Josh Cora 500 bush
PH1puRuI. March laCoion firm; MtiHng Upland, lSdlse
DO Gulf c Brk unchanged Clover Seed -ls freely az llfu2c
Timothy held ~ - Flax Seed ~ TO- Feu quiet and se,ly
sprrg Wheat k1s Family 40 1881 sos PetnsyanA DO 80 so
grades unchanged Wheat sOady; Red Western 81 CO
Amber - G4l a. Rye unchanged. Corr boxing mp; yellow
3G8tc; Mixed Western &c. Osts ~ Lr uema1i lot pues
changed Provisions very iag Mess Porh $40 S2 So Lard 3c
Petroleum unchanged. WHISKY dull AZ gJc
March ioMaTke' rensEly dull Flour steady Whe
FIRMLY held + ~ for No. Milwaukee Club Corn easiert sses
Kew as 13Gi1ic the track Oats held ehou Soc Bre
ray unchanged quiet sEA gnhsnysd Mess Pof 81 f2l FOR
hesvv. IaN. i3dl3ic. nghvines, 0c
CHiCAGo, March l8-fiourSprnC Extras quiet AZ f6 s., cash
Wheat siyanng With fair dennd No 2 81 508l %, seller
March i seller Aprli during the afternoon quiet and ttn At
26Gs 2l cash Cora 6rn. Nth fair demand and hehcr No O.
53ic cash; 5ic33c seller Apr during e afternoon STEADY ,sc
essh 81 csc seller April Oats quiet 'rd unchsgt re quiet At
So 0slc lor No berey dn 20 GdOc r No. HfhWud qret
st stc,d, sole Quiet Mes P0It so +af20 s.
CASH SO g. seller lNr Lard II 02c cash Live Hogs sctve At
50 5od 25 good demand ful prices Reoeps2enl
bk Foer ooo bUsh Wheat i4o bu' Com, 100 lsh osis 600
Hogs o attic Shureuts2O0o bhs Flour. GOO bush Wbsa!
1900 bush Corn, 5JOO bush Barley 9col Hogs 1000 Cattle
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cnrrnN MARKETS

FoFoGK. March l8Co.on dull Low MfiNnrt S3e net re-
cp 30 bales ePos O62 bales sales 80 bales stock
62N bsl-s
s,vkVSAH March l8-Coc1 depressed; prices declining; Md.
dIng Lee net cep's l3 bales erpors-t0 The Cortuett TO-
bales, stles, 0Ol bales. stock % Uii bales
GA4rsIN March -Co,,on veal bot demand fs Good Or.
binary Pc receipts 1910 hacs eIporco.'tSse ~ bsei
sales 1850 bs'es; stock. -, lg0 bales
NEV-OELrASs March lCottou quiet Mddl1gs, ~ T43e net
receipts g. bale: gross az b; eEposO Brllca, 1850
ooaswst c6 bales; 800 bale stock 23i 80 bales
CHARLESTON March l8-Co0n dnli Mlthngs, E.die, net
receipts. SS bales 800 bales, stool, 2i.4t bales
NNtNGT1N NsNh BVot'on weaker, NliEngs lj.ei net 70
ce'pts, l35 hscss sales, 81 hsles; stock 3tH hseA
BosrON March l8COton quiet; hj1lcs, l5tDci net re-
pts haes gross bass sles so bales "oct VI Ol bales
BALTIsoKE March loCo,ion eayi Mdlrt lGc net receipts
100 bales; gross 25 hacs rs bale sccs,l20S bales
hOBILT ish l3CottOn gu hddng. i!ci net receipts, bi
hties: eypor;s-cosFise 2li b,cs stock 81 2l3 bales
AUGrsA -Coon market dull ant egulsr II 53 %
t5tc for NJ ddlugs; bsles receipts sos bales
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
II Frs RAIL DAD -

Depots 20 Newton tyt Of Bar.l5 al- 1t Of ems.
WINTER ANNASGEMENi commencing lHDAl, NpF ~ il0
8a IXPKES' MAIL TRAIN clluet1g o. Dsr e viii iooa
ton Branch. % D,verwh Chester Branch, ~ waterloo with >s- H. x
Negtr1 N-l.f With te D., L a1l W r. X
Water GAP. SUl5Hrg Scranton Great Bend Bnhamtou yA
AMI OseE. al poa the L4kaEanua al bousJaiS
and Delaware arI lic oI r Rods. -,
u:spa m LEIfGI VALLEY EXPRESS stops 2t Newsfk Morris
town Uovcr Hsr r.v7 WssLr.or Pl1s'r- 1ri Eson;
ucrtss 81 Pbir.hurr wiz Pei DI H. Tor BvIee &C. AMI y
-, elln AltOBI, Aaucl Chunk, and
NikeshsWc
4l8p 3D. SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo T. L., Hl4 60 Washington with D. L. an
". p. r. -0r Water Gap Str.ul and scranton.
$3.50 p H. HACEE TisTOWS NAIL IL BOoatoa Chester
AL Sussex PA ilol'z
tni G.io +. ,,o,,
P ORANGE all S9CrH ORANGE SD $50. 9o. lO:lo al
12J A. $40 go $3.50, 421, sS $780, 600 CSC 300 sui L'
? F NEWARK 2, 63o $50 coo ESQ $40 so.lo 1890 HOO
I:2l ll4O H. 'i:U goo '-:jp ~ $3.50; $3.50 $40, 4,
81 :lJ $40 bC, s1-U o:i0, '-n $3.50, and ll:@
Train. uart.l stop So Rsst Hew4rf.
Te,. SeuYork 6r BLOOMFIELD aai MONTCLAIR go all
"a Ua.II
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Cu1clnn 11vr srn,n MARKEr-M.non u.


Receipts Tor Cattle 1881 Hogs 8+l Sheep ship
meuts-1ie9 Cattle Hogs, $3.50 sheep Corresponding
IG1OReeeps56o Cattle 1854 Hog' 80 s1sepi smmsn's
9 Cattle Hogs 40 Sheep The urn and cANe oI
AL good s,; Choice Beeys SEA - l2 averaging ~ 10 t0d 81
the extreme Fair S5d s. rs yards well cleared Of god csi
Ho sea 81 So with one Of 81 Extra ~ t2t shippers 70
Boston and philadelphia bid freely ,nd The pens ere vi
Sheep ffu - so 50 p for gool shlPs
lots.
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iPor P.rnan. and WI on

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRAEG lent.
ON AMI ansr MONDAY OCT g. 1870 Trains VII leave JHssnp
As follows:
C:JO a. Creenpo.t sn1 Sag Harhor
IC:gi II. htrbPot WAY Tran.
sag arbor ld kFthtai EIpess lns tFousa 70 N'eh
port o. SATURDAY u -hts
800 D. m. hoTthpot Etprss ,,- s.,-,.- .i.t.,
y Necrsft N 7f ram rn1 70 lsup oh o''-i a. 'sNN
600 .. IN. Surraant Way Train. .--... g. T., p..,-.
branch r HeaJttead NlAA - I'l
Gen cove Locust VALLEY llksge Huntington ana Ngo5t
l. :. !. D.
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IRE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave

VNKIF. RAIL ~ y 4 - llAi-fD Lave DtpV'o
! folt Of Chsuser.-st suI fsot OF 1st 81 follows:
Ttroug, Tfais lsage tlsrl .st ats II NJ y
m All D. lay. Leave -J1.. 20 $3.50 1888 an 'l'
arI Gas daily snd improved Drawing Room tc1ches
No. through B1ialo connecting horle
With sleeping Coaches mining through 10 Cleveland
au Gallon sleeping CuC srcrpanJ te il uln RON sn'
ogehsuu trau NeH-iork TO LrIao tni
dc Nelors 10 Houeale, BIlai0, and Cucn-a
An En.-riat Train leaves d.iir 40 ..i5 (.
F0- Jer,Is All " az. $50 M ilJa'. 4;l' p M
Ftr 't t0ru 1851 l-.ct 1.!5 " Eli th sun
day, only $3.50 a .4Jis' ,.l5 g. 10 }
ForOtsyl. s1d Wav Of r. 30 o. 70 23is., ii:l5 a. M
For Newburrh and WAY Ia $40 aud i'y g. u (sIs' si'
3:i5 and ill NJ
Tb-ater Train (A5lstt III: p M ~, Al.
Way, from 2i. u ti5, $50, snd llo
m 3:f5 hnd 6:tj Prom CbambtrssI Depot a.
Gas. IA y m Il 80. l. s:la, AID O. Is n
Ilale 2t.st Depot q l5 and
t1.ss tli5 From Chambers Depot
A m ar, ., t3.l' D. All 43:'5 b. NJ. 49,
~ P-rt 6gseF Tsluns and Wav scr 2lst Dero. 9:l5
a. I.l5 1915 t5 30 saiit.i5 and SATURDAY, only III Is
D. M Prom Casmi s Hep,.. A. $50 i;jJ f5 4lJ, I4:9
BIS ssd ff:l0 o. m aid saturday olir 80 Q MIR gh.
Tickets pss end ilr .s n Drawing Room ara See ng
Coe, be- obtained and or- for r hecrg in- lrin u Bag.
fsgsm1r be r thr Com olcr 24 53 and @ Bow 30
ChsHtcr~s Greusiett i1J:st ard lmn,s'e u fr
au Fuor Brloklyn Dots foo. 81 th1mhest ami foot 0f2L
Nevlorl No EThsn-pc, sni Long Doc Depot jersey City and
oftie Agents ~ TIE prHcpa hotr' ~, u ,,p,
l. D. kJCKLR Dec y, HM ~ Il. bAi.h
Gel SUM- 1910 49, Geul PassrAt
,D.UI tPor Hackelsack only.
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C,0TTT SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND

- IN v,-1STI5R ARRANGEMENT
FALL SdypAY osioberl7 1870 hon Roosevelt aud Grand
irff.
o.p. m Mail for Paiehorne
~ ~, D. v" t.1,r,r,lston for Babyloa- . d. it,. ~ r..
5..0P d., LlIrvss 0r FaeAosl' va '.''' u"
lii dalton. Saturdays, through 10 Pltc4oguo
- - T.lrou Acc1uImuiatou.
-, - uslHe Accom- nolai'ou ---. ,.-p--
The !. ID and 10 H. m, SO Nv '1' Wv = 49, ~
'N' scan for RoctaElr $500 .-,-. $4,000. ~. ,,.r..
Tie $50 fui 40 e. o., tuu . '-1 ''' y " $780,
sHeA "" "'~' O. ". DOUGLAS. Slgenalsnlss-
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-,,..,.,-,,,- Nm NFW-YORK RAILROAD.-

brpdT II NEWY0RK l. " .cTi -, Sr nm 81. follows:
DLi ~ Trp,rv l l8ll, re.e1sef ifalh. Spy tR AZ
o. sni At 20 Work FOR BkRGkN-ANh AND 90 - n, con
LEAVE NJ" @.it 5.G g.l5 $50, 1879 o. ~ - y, a1n
Goo t:l0. 5, ,.S' 20 500 500 600 CO. 100 "a" ''
go i6..s Il.coprns voR WEST BRRGES-M 500 60 7I5
8:G, l0.sJ q. 49, y.'I - 4 n KICKER SupernieaielL -
m = BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Aeeht
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5icamboats ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Por Boston, Worcester FtcSy"r, G,son junction Lowell Law
renee Ns,ius Mancieer Coacor Pms Ba.teiOro ard hrme
S elryI , oP poiI, 9e" and 'iareh iieamen
" CRY or OF Ll1wrEscF. sd ,..,r ,oe,oy
risr % NeIh river fos Of csasi sal s,-. ~
for H. sPTs 'l 9Iss. r' sorasn' WIN ~ 5 '' VOICE.
ter az Boic1. Harorl AID Ehe RAJ fo-ls
r ,g- ueAe' an rates Of freight tTPy si n, pa' i 81
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Cabin i,is @ Boston l91 PIT ~ ~ H. SG o p6 6%5 a.
De.t Are 90 BOSTON, 49, TO PROVIDENCE, g..
ard Pros. Worcester r. r. or al ai ars4' n BAG e. sI osn.
E'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Iousa-
ioIe s9l S.ng,i1i Lar a. Fare Steamers leave caila
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
S0RTWF,r yRrr IS j9i '91 Wet t4f I2I ga
AABOI RAILROAD Perl. Esr1 R7cr an ISLASD PROplI-
dispatch Pings t,e tie Nevr,, ,rl e. srJ A. ra'e RON
o.i Of Ior,tdt Pryes 90 r'le VEST q p 20 wA'ha;.
GW.PERyElL General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger srd fIszt Depot NesYos L5at7.s
Ge,' ~ Sp i S b.le' i-d o. H'lpqa Jla,1a'
T.h ne Lee sh AL a'aE1a Eaali ad no PASTOR b ,rs ~
burgb nt he We sltaai change Of esi Central Pennsy
ALLEyrOwS Lrys 10 THE WEST
WISIER ARRANGEMENT
toilnrnc.lt gtr1ly 20 lOt!.-Lel,e NeS.iors follows
o. fof f.lair gon Eatou Bethlehem haga Chunk WiBe'
ToWaris, N.ysrl7 gs.
1:iJ A. Ia.-For Eato1.
Sa WZnEsS fzFaE-s d'iy sIcept Sually Eas,on Al.
r HaruI- and tire est Somcr5re FEM
90 Junction " slr0llul, Water CAP >crant0n
SJrlclsa, &c; Pl surE M4la4 Chunk VII.
Iaa,p3r Fri. g. % El'aa tr ullh Chunk nahauoy Cry NJ
Carmel, Niiusmsp't, Ele. &C.
1850 a. 1--Ncy raiG Tor 'lTervlie
2mFor Fcmrg tor. Allentown Na1ch Chunk hshanoT
CT, hat1n Hbeli H2irg, Columbia Lancaster, Epbrala,
Puuvli.. Hsr shlfr. SC.
:. m.--For El.t1u aui AIea,yWn.
1880 IsF Etr.r. Allentown Mauch Chunk and Belv iere
49, u-F0 sJner.it ana Hruilgto.
p m-CtSCENAI Erpgs daily. ur tlstn Brhe en-, Allen
town ha9rg i'-is1u5 Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnalnaa Sleep
and Palace Pittsburgh AMI Chicago Connects 1t Junction
with Dewao LlckaTaual. AMI Western Railroad br scranton
SIS p m--F0r -ryile.
?. Ia.-For SoneFyile.
? !. FOR Eas'ou.
rm.--f lim -ranil-Fo- Rsst0n
9.fJp. m.-iDr PA u1ed
p m-For psni-d Welneiiys md Saturdays
For Rrabch q, 6. 6:J 5:l5 $50 800 300 800 1870 5
m.-l2 ~ 1900 2OJ j5 3d. 400, 40, Is, Jl5 5:J, 5:E,
$500 80 7tl $50 e:Oj geo 500 80 i0:i5 l2: E. n
Tickets be oo'ai1, th Office Of th Celtr- Rail
Of Sewrey oo Of Lers. y and AZ he pruc al hotels
and LItbE&
p.H aIbr-IN tttn. AZ
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If iea tT. INV TO 80!
The Carriqge business iIul.ohl.t hhlWht'u U ut.
ing the ear part o. thr week but obhted sone~hat
fnw?~l i's rOsr when constant ri1 Caisea tir ephH
ZION OF our streets Doe su"! that ht -f" p'IapA5
would have cared 10 ruL out new carriage
Anon. the rev STYLES had occasion I'D oI'e, lnI
III, prominent salos We have heard o. were he.'lIu
r car huQt bv Mcssrs Brewster Coo BOO =,
lor leadln: New-Yo.a yaCheman' ms ..'-,1 -
nurg low wifi heavy 6lsbed wheels, ana l'i'I'et
Co Zies tho gentleman. seat is mode ot com
and rIcalncc cushions Of dark brown Clotn, Wei ~
vplI5wg c1lOrs of the owner, Iiue and hitth o. Ilo
panels anu Wheels Two other carts OF the s'ii'o i"'I
dig ring however, IN cG.Ors ant gardture' Ave an
lust been completed by the same MN LOT lWo VIZ
known gentlemen. At the Fitth-aVe. v Teiyohh -
Messrs Brewster & Co. We also saw indal y, N''y
tastefry finished. made to Oricr for Gov. Holman
Other Irgmiucut sales during the week wfr. dn eTsll'
siX-Seat NestChestcr RockaW0Y, bought OF -c,,'
Arrest & Woodruff of 635 broadway ~ me ION. D.
Smith Ienbor o. Congress from Portland, oregon ahI
one fJuru-haud Landau with rumble scar, nonEh oi o
same house by leading banker OF Emir, n y MGssr''
Drmarest Il Woodruff report N aGdton 70 'he apo'''
an exec lent local trad6ln Hne heavy carriages.
Among the sales reported by Mr.. John Z; Ham W
Fourth st., ncag Broadway arc noticed fine L&15".1
% 1lfs Chase ~ II,t-iyg, SLIGO; three quarter lI
dlulct TO Mr. Fellows 81 tlfth-ave., sDo; ana 2 ne"
style Of glassfr0Dt Landau (patenteG) To MI hO"c'
sz2jO.
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAJ
ROAD.

C0NHENCiYG JUNE 20 1870
Passenger station IL New York, corner OF 'hI
TRAINS LEAVE SEwT0RE. ,,.,.,,.,
To- Nod Stra'o Far.ed soathpor, and wespor' iio
For r. Soissi c1 g n:3o m l25 GI) r) ''' $50
HI 2:, o'' 3'l S a p 5s $50 O. 30 ,nd 60p n
a. stanton url p 1880 No. l2:i5 tbLh I'D lhi'h
az a.g1 i.rl 4:45 $50 $50 5;l5 tEI) D. ,- a,
For Green h intermediate sa-1' . . I''O g. Ii | 49,
- S.y S;y , ,,e, Twenty cvcn NeTors, a. n or
Bo,oa via bo.h S9nuefeh ~ az .heTe Nv;
CONNECTING IHai"o
For Boston. via Sunu.fed s Q. 70, aud . b. M
Tor Bo2n, 's 1 soo,i a. h. l,5 t:aop 70 Hartford
FIR Newport r. l. ,:I5 p EI connecting With steamer '''
N1a , et ent fyr Rs.rla r. l2l5 p M TO Montreal ,
p IT, 80 hol1lI ,I -.pce and p ht Rirol iel5 M
~ Shore ne Re- Irsy al SorScn aud ifo''ls10e 'l'
o. to New, sa raanItoa Railroad a N n u North
alp,ou aul NI...usb l'sl ta-
70, H y,t roi H. p an 80 p n 70 "si'foaiy
~ ~ Ia Sorres Railroad - J.. ID ill ~ y id
For Canasn Railroad =. ~ t,,s -rl $50 70 s1r.
e., ali Train either Line DE-, u u0y Snrerp,,rIeat
rl. on' 3 D. Do 'fi.h'. ~ lITrDCON
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND n a1.l'.
" prvRR RtIIEOAD-Tuns leave Ifrueths- Is 'o''0"''
m fpiesso Ftprsss Dravngro ON eas a't'ele No,,c.-p.
loan special Drawn groom car ltples, ioI ol.S,s"
i6ltS "a SorLem aud W,s.crn Erl'ess' DfA"-s ''ON
neled ,,,, Frpres pr,rugroon attached D.. ,v.,
Isl P.r,lc Express with Sleepngcars 1hou5n 10 ~
tow Svraca.e anl Calaldagca tp,ii car. attached for
p 10, -. h. o. also Tor Chicago va both > am ~ fT
ESse' Il L, via Toledo aOl Louisville via IHla'''0l' ''
= a. .aS sii5 p no., roaghk ePse T !rt
N. i:l5 aal ti9 p ~, ft sio. ''''-'
30 -. 4.s 5:S sTd i65a Y H. ''' go ''''
IL ?. n. 1fs,ti ,r Poag ca, p.oe.r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
Hlatblnerp.

rI,O PRINTERS.-For SALE cheap. one Hoe
4 - q Erlt AZ. r Stop Grrier BOOK ihfNNf pel -i-"s
-. i.. ront.s HAND PRfNsl.a. ami utleI iliiisrs
o'Y 10 BOBBkrT. HOOPER 90, ~ Coaao- -,
Near F4.ion Ferry, Brool.va
THE SPRING OPENING OF ltESS GOoi)S,.
81. sbsns lsc,s aad UphoseI GoyL. AZ LJED tAllJ~ B.
| vll laAs pace today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

NEWJERSEY RAlLk0AD--ee5ks9TiMi y bDGI f S5
~ ssr piP1ItDgLrHi q all and go a n i!.'i and T. -
= a. j az ,l WASHiNGTON aud IlL Nbsi, tND
ioi DAl, l5.l and 9.2Jf l. n FOR M 80 p. rs are
morri t.0 a. la ~ g glys D. N. silver Faaes ib'.,
CO. st's, W tbt g.l0r CALI atl i1a @ m
llsf a silver Palace cars ar i. s t9ctgo Without
through ifol -, 80. rs attlctol 90 De - p u 4; ,g., a.
-- a. Ttt.irr.h Cuaal-i Lo',.e ID -, The n p m al
H'l.-. y, n nultrs trrlr't "Loa' ga u R.,t,y
through 70 v.u4 of s.. ari ga -'A!'
al foot Of DeeL'a'' tSsturlars eHcepl-Ll c.,
tsDair ~ 49,, B. ~ Jii 'TsON Cent SOP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

u 'm-For psniesi, Woire.liy, and Saturdays
For Elizabeth 600 $50 5l5 i:-o 5D 900 $3.50: 1920 II -
~ 100 2:OJ, 3J, 49, fOJ 50 as, JI3, $751; 5i
T:fl. 100 gUJ G:2J 800 $40 l0f5 l2:b
Tickets Tor tle Wet be oh1! a. he Ohcs 81 ho Centr a
road Newerey foo, Of Lerys y and AZ e primer al hotels
and New CITY. K h. LCBER, Superintendent
II p aIBvIs. Cen. Piss Act.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-25
Be Guided by what you know.

BE Guided by What you Know.
There is an old proverb which says,
Experience is the safest guide" To this
guide the sick and ailing naturally turn
when casting about for the means Of relief.
They enquire what medicine has done
for others, before they adopt it themselves.
or all the remedies and preyentiyes in use.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters meets the test
most triumphantly, and hence its immense
popularity and vast sales. The sufferer
from indigestion is sure 10 find some one
among his friends who has been cured OF
this ailment by the famous vegetable sto
machie. The victim Of fever and ague,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous pros
tratiOn, or general debility, has only to
make inquiry in the neighborhOod where
| he resides in order TO discover what this
| standard restorative has effected in easses
similar to his own. In the published testi-
mony TO its merits be Will find volume OF
proofs of ITS sanitary properties, which it is
| impossible for his common sense to resist.
BE tries it, and the effect it produces on his
| system adds another 10 the host OF witness
es in its favor. Thus, its reputation,
founded on facts, not assertions, continually
grows and spreads. Charlatans and i'm
posters some OF them mere local tricksters,
and others who take Il somewhat wider
range, attempt TO thrust into the hands
and down the Threats Of invalids, their hap
hazard connections, as substitutes, for the
tonic which for so many years has been 4
medicinal staple throughout the United
States, Spanish America, Canada, and the
West Indies, but only succeeded TO a very
limited extent. In this reasoning age, the
people, having assertained what is really
deserving Of their confidence, decline,
running after strange gods"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-25
HereI am AgainII

@Go and buy a pair of Kelly's
CRYSTAL Spectacles.