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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09
SHOULD MAKE IT'S CHARGES MORE
DEFINITE.

The Reese River ReveilIe suggests
that the members of the Legislature
from Lander county should enter their
protests against the charges Of brib-
cry and corruption made against MEM
hers of the Legislature by the Virginia
Enterprise. and require that Journal
to be more definite and give names
and facts that the innocent and guilty
may not suffer alike in the same
sweeping den Inciations. The Reveille
should give itself no concern about
the members from Lander county. Is
all the bald, vapid and st~ereOtyped
assertions the Enterprise could repeat
i'll a veal would not produce the slight
est impression on the public mind,
where the course of that journal is
known, and that is about everywhere
it circulates. So far Is the good name
of the Lander delegation is concerned,
like Caesars wife, ii is above suspicion.
No county in the State, and b.. few
counties in the Union, can boast of Il
mor honest. honorable, Intelligent
and efficient delegation in their Lcgis-
latures than the gentlemen composing
the representatives from Lander coUn-
ty. The envcnOIned shafts Of the
Enterprise fall harmless at their feet.
and Lander may well be proud of
those whom she selected to represent
her in the law making power Of the
State. Let her continue 10 send such
men to the State Capital to le=j-latc
for her, and not only her own local
interests, but the interests Of the whole
will be honestly and faithfully
for.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

y BOARD OF TRAoE.-Los Angeles is
to have q Board Of Trade. y meeting
was held at the Courthouse at that
place on the lst Of March, at which
eX Governor Dowmoy presided, and
numerous speeches We're made. The
primary object OF this Board Of Trade
seems 10 be to increase the means of
communication with san Francisco by
steamer. and for this purpose a sub
scription is 10 be raised to put on an
additional steamer between San Tran
cisco aud that place.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

\ ring Of spectators have bought
up The Old bonds repudiated by Mis-
sssippi over thirty years ago, for a
mere song, aud are going to work to
induce the present Legislature of that
State to provide for their payment.
The original amount was about five
millions, but the Ring now claim
some thirty millions.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

LOSING SIGHT OF HI COMMON ETE-
ay.-The contest in California between
the friends and enemies of Governor
IIaight, in the Democratic party, Is
growing SO warm that both sides are
losing sight OF the common enemy
and are wasting their strength i'll re
wiling each other. This bitter struggle
inside the party lines is the result of
overweaniu- confidence in the success
OF the party AT the polls i'll September
next. 1t is TO be hoped. however, t!lat
Is soon as the inharmonious elements
have tested their strength in the con-
vcntion and have chosen Il standard
bearer, the ranks viii close up and
move al q charge bayonet in solid
lines upon the broken remnanto of Rad
icalisin in that Safe. and win another
proud and glorious victory for Democ-
racy and the rights OF States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

THE SKATING MASIA.-Every city.
town, village and hamlet in Cali
fornia, from the summit Of the noun
tains to the sea. are infected with the
skating mania, while on this side of
the mountains it is rapidly spreading
in all directions. Anywhere from ten
to fifty, both sexes included. all are
liable to be smilten with the disorder
nd undergo more earnest. energetic
labor, receive MOI bruises. sprainS
and broken bones to master the &C
cOmplishLnent, than could be got out
of them for love or money. were it
not fashionable and quite the rage. \
good sSatist is certainly to be envied
by those in the tumbling stage Of the
play, and we do not wonder at the
courage and resolution shown by
those who have made up their minds
to master the pleasing art. Whether
skating, like velOcipeding. is to have 4
short and bright career and die out
and he forgotten, remains to be seen;
hut we are inclined to think it will
become a general and established
source of pleasant exercise. and will
hold its OWL tor many wears 10 ONE
or until something better is invented.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

! HANDSOME AND INTERESTING Pa
PER.-Fhe first number OF the Golden
Age, a weekly newspaper published
by Theodore Tilton, New York, is he
-ore us, with a request by the cdltoron
The margin as follows: .'if Won ike
Ibis paper say So or if You don't like
it say So" We think the editor OF the
Golden Age was entirely safe IA max
ing the above request, as the appear
ance Of the paper, ilIed as ii is with a
large 0 OF live matter in the
renowned writer's best and most at
rractive style, is well calculated to
elicit earnest sincere words of praise
all who take an interest in the
literature of the times. We
therefore confess We like the paper,
and will take this occasion 10 say 50.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

COUNTY OF OHnsBY.
!, the Undersigned, Clerk OF the Second judicial
District Court OF the State Of Nevaut. held in and
for the said county OF Ormsby, do hereby certify
the above to he a copy of the original order # said
Court now of record in my office.
49, in witness whereof. l hava hereunto set
! SEAL my hand and affixed the seal of said Court.
49, this 9th day Of March, 4. D 1871.
mh9-3w T.. J. Clerk.
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, REWARD.

TlIIE ABOVE EEWA.D Will Il PAIE FOR
| the return Of Cr.hirg Oh Parliamentary
L. gi-latilu." a book taken from my disk ia tie
Senate Chamuer. tNANk BEAVER.
Carson Civ, March 6, I'll. mh9-tf
LEnf.rrr5-- ..rE
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

Two thousand tons of marble were
raised at Il blast in Dorset. Vermont,
the other day, with seventeen kegs of
powder.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

II has been estimated. from what j.
thought. 10 he reliable da,a. tina, q
horse weighing from loo to LOO
pounds Will eat SIX ions OF hay in Il
year.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

Mount Rainier, in Washington Ter
ritory, has been decided - he the
highest mountain on this coast. being
lf.4ii feet high.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

\ Judga at Corinne. JgaI. thinks
the way TO solve the Mormon problem
is 10 start a grand lottery Tor some
library (>au Francisco STYLE, and put
i'll all the extra wives Of poIy-lIny -
prizes.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

and make secure the lives of the loyal
citizens.' As the permanent military
occupation of the State will give it to
Grant at the next election, we may
safely calculate that he will give a ia
vorable response to the call of Gov.
Scott, and South Carolina Will be made
a safe and reliable Republican State.
This State made secure for Grant by
the logic of hayoncts, what State will
next be put under military subsection
that its vote may be made secure in
the Presidential race? Not one State,
but many, will be required to insure
Grants election.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

Mrs. Mary p. Brooks, mother of the
late Preston 5. Brooks, OF South Caro-
ma, died lately in that State. aged 9s.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

ENIGRANTs BY WHoLE>AtE.-A dis
patch from San Francisco to the
Gold Hill News yesterday says Ben
Holiday has perfected arrangements
for forwarding fifty thousand German
cmi-rantst to Oregon to settle on lands
belonging to the railroad company, of
which he is the principal owner. \
line OF steamers VIII be run from
Bremen direct to AspinwaiI, connect
ing with a new and independent line
to be established between Panama,
San Francisco and Portland. Oregon.
Passengers VIII be landed III Oregon
from Bremen at a cost not to exceed
seventy dollars.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09
sELBy, R8vIHGIoH AND BOOTH.


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i'ePuo1'c'1 parry as caf'ud@'es Tor me
VI ''Fe1l''' 10" "i7iil-
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mem e0''" Hc tIcc'o"' AN" we "" io'
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l'I me ti'I'I h2lor Oh an "Fcr"iielih-
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III" q '""'- Oh lHe 'nlhcse tax
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when ".''--9 10 INC @,"'o9 All il-"'S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
DOMESTIC hARKETS.

PuuApurnrl March s-Coton dull a1d weak Mlilng Upnis
Timothy at 80 so Fatss Pour less active EIH Pam
H 50 oq for Pesn, ysnis - 80 81 50 iG5 Sp59g Wat 20
quiet Red Mesem 50 % White, ~ va ~ o. d 5Js
dai At 81 eSe cosse and Ho..s. apcda6sed quiet i
a aa Ms s PolE 80. L .st Petroleum aei.s
BaIIrsoEE NsTcS S-coon srn,r; Low Nddlug at
Flour Gull an veAk small business Glover Seed in good def.ni
sSS 5us .ses 3aj tust cor-Sh southern veal 6a7
1soS d. Sesd q S,oa tPs, i o ' FS. s ron Po
weak Bacon weal LAM qse At i'lc WHISKY hTm a. ee
droopng; Family Whes quiet ami nehsnree Corn
in good demand fs pCes @ s' 9. s.'ad{ WIN MOI
moderate demsld Fan 30 Ss5c Choice +lGsl o Pm
shoulders &c small lot Of Clear Rib sides at lie Nh'f far
CHIcAeo March 9FOur doll rnd unchanged whest qs' No
essd - = cash during the aaern9'7 7,i Ell A s 80
quiet ST s5e Oats steady 9i q5oe for NO Rye nm
Pro w. oS veal Meas PoE ~ Il - o clE STEADY
2 cast 1--we Hog qay' a - z5s u o pLI & ,a
l3oOo bash Wheat, 5000 bush Corn asc bush Oats % 31,l
p oSi bssh CON ? eco bush Barey 400 Hogs
M : oa. on ,ss ta5s Go 5u5 White Wheat, at ~ o. quoons
arr no'alaaly 1io 9Sofs aa ars,y is5s and s p7 vi..
Corn srn sales Weston Mixed At ssc Barley r''her qa
ale: Sa' s i bag at s,, ,, se. advancing u, quiet No
Red Wa6b at 81 4oi Com siesdy; IIgh eilc Lo~
60e Oats steay; No. zee Reoeps-lO1 bbh Flour lc0l
March s-Cotou quiet at ~ l.c; receipts ~! tals
% vspcn I'D eIed oale. ;, 6oe6e PofF
Land l44e Bacon euit NhOlfs So Af-i
RIB he l2ie. Bslk Meats quill shOHIrs sci Clear
Clear Sides. lie
MuvArEEE March 9-F1our hesvy Ex Spring - . Nhes-
No MsW.akee 81 81 y Oas scare At Sze 1on qn 70;
Nred Sc nominal No Spring at ~ Mes Pork ~
%. DDS IJo-o
Iosh Wheat shpSeut-z Ool bels Flour lioo bush Wheat
q-Whea dull and unchanged Corn hnff
Yeiow 5r. Pooeum-No transactions Refined Gull
al 22US2lc
ioUtsvILK March s-obaoo seve sales Us h Common 30
Good Iugs al 2G IS y Low - Good Lat al 20 ga ~ 90
ton Mddhss lAal3,. Flour smi Extra FauF 80 =
Grain quiet ana unchanged Provisions quiet Nee Pork ht 50 AZ
Lard ia SIC. ami KEY. BsconShuuIes &c lear KID
Mcats-h0ulers, Clear t
Clear l0c Hams Sugsrcured, cnvAl l7c Pan l' oil
packed. Wliky fHm ~ Be $1,000.
OswEGo March gFcar steady and unchanged sales 100 Jb 81
- Is for No / SPRING - % Cor Amber Winter - Tor Nhe
Wut.r - IS for DOuble Extra steady. sales @ bush
No Milwaukee club IN lots s.. Corn quiet 10 7 5'r
Dat. ole cor western Barley ~ for prime UpLake talat Rye
Com Mes higher 81 ~ D or borli - 2" oi
unhofei q Mnset steady; Shorts -2a hlsurs - -
NddIbr. -sgSg tuu Highvinss g20gc RAILROAD Fnillls
Four b Boston Nes-York t0- 20 Albany. Sc. Mltd
10 Boston =. 10 Nrs-YOrk 80 and 70 Albany - ~ IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETROPEAN MARKETN.


loSDcN March s-;n Al sll 10y toih MONEY
America Securities quiet; Unei States Five
so ia old si 67s Oi en-For 1884, Stocks quiet Eue Rail
shares Gl Illinois Cena 09 Atlantic and Great Western 30
9-ll:J0a AdihuP
Upsn5s. I'D. Miidhng Orleans, I'D.
LOSDOS, March S-hesh Is 3 d cvt for fne.
LONDON, March 9-50 a--Consos Oh Tor both money 'nd
the American securities quet United Five Iseut'
bonds % for the Of S2 Ene Railway shares IA Illinois Gen
trails 1914
LIVERPOOL March 9-1;o m-Lani 80 y cEt Bacon, a. &
for Cumberland Cut and 80 Cor Short Ribbed Miiiles
LONDON March s. -COnsos closed 9i4 and 81
FOR be American securities United States FyeIwen
BOMBS lt2 VI 1889 sli l@lss Teutores 81 Stocksbe u.
Illinois Central, 1904 Atanue and Crest Western, 30
rLIvERIOo March 95 mCOtoa closed steady; Mtl1g Up
lands a abe Mdtpg Orleans i07d; sal Of the da 1900
Tor speculation Breaisrufs dill Wheat
California White, IL IL Red Western, No 70 No al 40 IVG4
Rel Western, ii s. Corh-NO Mixed New, 3 s03i.
LONDON, March s. p m.-Spits TurTenune, 81 D.
LONDON March sIhe specie tie vaults OF The Bank d
Eng and has increased 4c2 400 since last report
LIVERPOOL March 8Arriyed ship koora Moona from NeWO
bales Of Cotton bark Pao Alto from Galveston
bales ship Margaret Pollock from NeeOeaus Jan. D.
50 bales ship G. H. Sonhsi from New Orleans Feb ? 3SJ bales
la Bellevue. from w-DriesHs Jan p, 1922 bates
LIVERPOOL 9The ship Lake Ontario reported having
should have been reported the Oun from Mes
York Feb. 10, with l.8l1 oaes Of Cosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

p samDels sold Is head, 81 cvt al ~ oh. .
Hum has Of stock len from yesterday 81 head Illinois steers 81
cwt sold at l20l2fc-
sHEKrArryah to-day ears at Commurpsv at weeh,vken ard
Market would
suppose light receipts improve the dead
markets and butchers hold thing added N The pee OF live
market shade
day while Others tnd impossible 90 better with their stock Inc
thus by Kae anyer who bad oil the Weehswken
Illinois sheep q No. a29 medium
wool u n 6lc ~ SIC; 49, medium 40 n, At &c
At Elliott had the stock selling - State
sheep. IS ~ Gle 6c a. Of 8 10 fine wool ttc and
" State fed Canada stock 1864 n. 81 &c
HOGsRecep foruehsL. and at Communism or 2bl
head ali for been sales enough Of live for
few past 10 establish prices for
heavy 10 o. oe light pigs, which to-day FAR
Quotations hogs s40eic Only western
Dressed the market and fresh arrivals almost lon They
guled a Q8sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nyw.YoRx. Thursday, March .. 1871.

Ngw-YoRK, Thursday, March D. 1911
The market to-day was very brisk LOT al
classes Of business horses. Transactions with ZIG" ca
eeptions entirely local inquiries on part OF specu
aors for out Of town trade only occasional anu "u
crate. Prices remain without material change -.
last team OF Patchen Mares several single trOtlss,
ana Ot or secondhand wagons viii be sod az huulo
to-norrow friday, the 10th inst AT No Last INehy
tghtht corner Of Fiithave. The particulars are eon-
tanned I'm our advertising columns. -,
Tue carriage trade Is improving with every me IA
tnt Indicates the approach OF Spring The demand
thus Tar includes mostly the finest stock and rstcars
carriage builders are busy at their factories as wen as
at the repositories.
Taxing the price-lst Of Messrs. Brewster co. OF
Broonest. standard we give below the figures at
winch the finest and best qualities OF fashionable We
nlclps held bv ha leading m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
COTTON MARKErN

NoFrorE March 9-CouoD Md'lbgs. i2it ~ r.
cept gll bales srfortsooause Loss bales rs 100 bales s'oc
1888 bales. ,..,r-
WusSSroS March unsettled NOMINAL Afihng
BE net receu bales; erDOsoa.tT - hale- si0cA Jos
l4ic. n receipts bales; groT 80 haez; etpof-o nfr
Britain To- basi sses - osies 'oeA - =
bales .- 49,
SAvASNAH Cotton 10 good demand n lower s' NJ
ding, Ire nj receipts ST. bales ales. 800 bales stock 7b
receipts m bales eIpOrts-coastsise lia bales sales ~" bales
stock. q l76 bales .. On.
BosroS March e-Cottou du MdlIngs l3c pet receipt b
halls. er,ss ~ bales: Gales SO bales stock lh" bales
March B-Cotton 6rmef Midngs, J!c receipts
il6 haies; sales 6eo bales: stock. ]i55l iales.
MOBILE March 9-C0tou tmsr. Mndlnes ltc mel receipts
$50 bsies erlou-o Britain sos bses coastese 100 bales
1870 bales; stock. 1O.t6d balas
SvvORIy,.s Nsrrh and lighter Nt1nrs ia
144c receipts 1923 bales; lhll bales etPro uf
ptsiu 187 ba 800 bales cosws z5 bales sales
l512B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

IkrRsDAT bsIh gBEEgEs-AfiyAs % WeehsNken
e A. tommuupsw ~ bead Besides there cattle
bra IRON yesterday h0Bsy mailing than
es Pres u I've sht better Some Of ile droyers
se To- malk Dressed beef s0s aud
az tine iof me fortnight Chicago dressed opened ibis
holng s seag 6Q8cye little Al sc Stale olenng
~ mucl son poultry tehng b. VI beef
yam Seser FOG this morning. calculated
~ Weelssien cattle al for and
- "a o. DE les' Dr. Iery, "a isi top l2i 0&ic
5ffe sp II cattle a. llc q ~ g CSt
- p " q cst, n.Ee1 = BE. 81 n
aentf hous sold iZl Of aT0ng "a cst.. . HnlI4c
" - Dliirr had lif bead ~ 063 llnlttg
r. n - mixed balls Ne "a cgt Al
~ save us balls sh.eh sod " n also. 81 u est
80 AZ seers a. u uI1tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

PEI Pcssis aRd Rnslroaas 80
March pkgs Ashes pkg Bessvs1 3lo5 bales Cotton 70
bales Ioou bag. Cotton Seed 3b bbS Flour 800 bash
Wheat p bush Oats 800 bush Barley so bush
Seed Beans bush Peas 0 bags Corn Meal J
bbls Tar 100 bhk Pitch 258 bb Rosn u bb Po 2l1s pigs
Beef Cut Meats 50 Grease 80 pkgs Lard - pigs
Butter $50 pkgs Cheese J bb Eggs III pkgS Taos l. pkg Duei
Dressed 10 hhs Copper bbs Wlsky 10 bales
Wool los haes Hops l2lf7 sides Leather 430 hd'
Hides l32 hhds Tobacco III pigs Tobacco - hb NevOans
hoasaes $50 STARCH Pe1Huts baes Nos bales
rs bales Ystle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

,.s;o. and gentlemen. and invites all parties who
iuterest upon money subject TO check at sight,
"a thoroughly safe and convenient depository 10
IN and examine the advantages it offers.
o' DARIUS r. MANGAM, President.
so,o,,oN BENZ +. BANCROFT,
ID. - -. pros;5ent Second Vice President.
JAMES MERREI1, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
NrORTH AND NORTHEAST
y To THE -
~ SOrTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINZ ,,,r,,-,
NEW-YORk ANU ~ -U IN .

49,. ,EI''H, tEo IN N ANOOGA RAILROAD vii BE- com
NJ 20 TN. sul st.lni from Chasan"oea lsAl 70 hrfslln
tTi'a tls shortest alfa route ifum
S,F,rs Phlaaefha Baltimore NAsh.7un LtnslnuIs'
All Chstauoogs - Mehian Al on, s p, ~
p' .s. arr no being perfected SIN sns's.a. rad, SoIh
am $50. - - N..lors 90 NraOrrsns 10 ~ hours IEu Tally
maAh. t.s ui be- zach mailing ese eonneoas
ufaosu i ert. soalh AL Wet OuT on change u
a. - AL Ns1 Oreans and Ho change south 81 h. lehb4,g
- ~ 30 r an Iol.s Aonl aAa NoAil MI" o 90 SAFE a. TIE
p9 are requested TO- pn, teksi' on sale W oar ae fr all
p'l & rsl r ~ a b. organized gvins gaek time aai
h. 80 ii fading Issued che prnc va cities North and south
,i.i.-fr L.. srf damage promptly HIuiol
1870 .rl rmIf1u. unllf %
f"f i-'-''' 30 STANTON. General srnrr at-lirlt. ~
,tw EgtVYf General FIe Eli lni rrar. sl tlltano1.l
Tenn A.. w.. A.. a, q,..t,.. ...r... tv Ill Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
fflarble ano Slate Hlantels.

KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
TfSG WORKS 34 and 10 ast Eghteea offer 500 Marble
.rl Mar-le Aae Oh complete Monuments Table Tops etc. al
piee. that i-fr competition.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
VI sui elegant designs FROM 80 sl2, us up S2SA T. B.
STEWART Co GO sIth'ye bet Thrt7ti'n and Imtslt'h.
SI5 AND UPWARDsISia al M i.I tti.,
RICHARD WAfHAS $50 West l8hs-. bet sh ami 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
THE MARKETS.
rcsrefali, reported for Tnr TRIBUNE. !


THURsDAI March 9. 1911
ASHES-The Pots
and prices ady qu0 - JGS7 3 Peafs ar dull and
rDomiaa 10 - 75a - Is.
COToH-The market fairy active and e. higher saies eo5
aes 5J bales including loss bales for 90
90
March % l6dl3ic; Loo bales for April st
ll6dl3c bales Nav l al3ei 400 tes for Jane
Jic bales july % ll6Gl3 1916 10 hales for Angus
laic snd odsy 2o bales Tor March at - 100 bales
April IS 1Ib0lsc; 400 bales for NAV az l3 elsie 700
as for June At IA ale 100 bales for July ie and 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER open to Albany and Troy.
The steamer VANDERBILT will leave for the above pisces ca
UFDNE~DAY March g. O'Clock from Pier a. y isprs
IN erey Alternate lsy thereafter until further no I1rlts
jackets baggage checked to al points NORM ana e'
rccei' daily -
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESI- MED.
The Boa Of Peoples Line Tor ALBANY RESUME 'neH "Ps
on SATURDAY. tbe llsh inst a. o'clock p m r.ss'ss "
NrAVIG ALTON RESUMED for HARTFORD
y hrpp r M steamer GRANITE STATE viii les5e Peekslp
Az March for Hartford and River LaningN Im
retained paying AZ bis ~ e'' 'f
,,-st Tb. Compaur responsible tor aat. - - s,,c ~,
a. IA. GOODSf ED, v r., H. a n l. ote1A''1' We
Nsw.York March o. loll.
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
80 lie Roniou Osusgo Railroad Tue seSm9"a M r,r' y
1-rSETg m mako TIE FIRST TRIP from Nes-l"A %
and Do regularly thef'tiiet ever
TiRSDAY .nd SATURDAY leaving ron loot Of ~ H.
al
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on ~. iio G.a,.
- N.ng,tuck ksilrnsd FArr 81 Steamers sa'e AaHA'
rine-,.ip Al Y boon lSardiy' ereePteil
T,OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. and the
Eorh-Steamsrs leave tecsshp for Ne@-h'''H 81 ~ & " y
18th Rail rl11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

GATr AID WINTER ARRANGf;NlI ! =
~ a [nY October H. 1870, hon Roosevelt and "'aAa
9.t5 a m MAJ Cor Paiehoglf
10 Accommodation ,s u, stage TO Bsllspot and Fire
$3.50 p n. Expires for f''eA'sA'
Place through ID Palchofue.
s-on ~ p,tylnn Acconnodalon
go - Nr-rck Acc0muoiaion- - -. -, ~ Ia,
The 3 and 10 s. r.. ann ~ ''- 49, p
for knckastF ID. 49,. .,--..t a.. y,Iey
ani iu b m 81 ~ -- w. y
STREAM '' L. w. DOUGLAS. Superintendent