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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND IEXAs KALI
ROAD COMPANY is composed of strong Northern
capitalists, who have already expended nearly ten
million dollars of their own funds III the c0nstruc-
ton of the line They have built about 20 miles
from Mobile westward, and secured by purchase OF
securities and made provision for the thoroughrepar
and eouipment of the 1CS miles constituting the
Texas divisions leaving but 40 miles to be built to
complete the entire road. 1t is believed that no
other railroad corporation i'll the country has ever
made so large an expenditure from It's own means
before Offering any of its securities the public.
The COMPANY now offer for sale the EIGHT PER
CENT MORTGAGE BONDS upon the Louisiana division
of 29Gi miles from New-Orlcans to the Sabine River
This will probably be the NEST valuable portion OF
the whole line as it will be the only rail communi-
cation by which the enormous productions OF Texas
can reach the Southern metropolis.
So importdnt Is this road considered 20 Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal gantsn aid OF
the enterprise by direct donations, by Endorsement
of its bonds and by subscriptions TO the stock OF the
COMPANY, amounting in all to over eight million
dollars.
The Bonds now offered are of two classes FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to the amount of Sl2,5OO per mlle
and SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS to an equal amount
both principal aud interest guaranteed by the state
of Louisiana The price of the two classes Is the
same. and subscribers can take their choice
The Bonds are only in the denomination Of SlOoo
OF GOO EACH interest payable January and july at
the rate of eight per cent currency in New-lork or
seven per cent gold in London at the option OF the
holder at the time each coupon is due. Bonds can
be registered, if desired
The bonds are largely profitable, as well as entirely
safe. One thousand dollars invested IN these elght
per cent bonds will give the purchaser more than
seventyseven per cent greater annual interest than
the same amount invested in the new Government
Five Per Cents. into which the Government Skies
are being funded by the ecretary of the treasury
The bonds are dated May l, 1871. The hIst coupon
will therefore be a fractional one, running from
MAY TO July l.. The price is 80, and accrued inter
est at per cent currency from May to date OF re-
mittance Full information concerning the Com
ranv and the Road and pamphlets containing map
ard full details of the enterprise, can be obtained OF
the undersigned or any of the Company advertised
agents. W. b. SHArrUCK. Banker and Financial
Agent, n O., NJ. and T. X. r. Co., Nc. % NasSau-St''
New-lOrk.
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: 4 BEAUTIFUL CHARITY.
~. pdt,or or me Tribune.

"a me Fdftor OF The TrfbUne'
SIR: VIII you call the attention OF your
readers TO the Flower Charity" which has for its OBJ
,cct the dist button OF flowers and fruit to the sick in
the varlous hospitals Though only in operation short
time last summer over 1000 bouquets were given out be-
sides large quantities Of oranges, Strawberries and
games When we think Of the pleasure which little
huuch Of flowers or few strawberries brings to us when
we are sick at home surrounded, many are by
luxury we can imagine in slight degree the delight
srcn gifts bring the frendoss ones, lying in the
crowded wards Of n charity hospital.
Will not your readers from their abundance spare
little these unfortuuates single an orange
viii make person happier and more cheerful all day
long Boxes OF flowers fruit may be sent from out OF
town the morning trains every Monday and Thursday
directed EOircr Charity 2S9 FOrtdpe, per hesfcoWs
frJreSs," and they will be delivered Immediately. Con-
tubu0us earnestly requested from any IN the city
having flowers fruit az their disposal on Mondays ana
Thursdays from 10 the Ham, entrance 239 Fourth
ave. =. G.
Netr- York, June 3. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
TUESDAY. June G-P. N.

The sneculation in stocks has been active to-
dav and as rule prices have been strong the principal
features bcnp Lake shore and Rock Island which were
in particularly active buying inquiry, and sold at the
most advanced figures Of the IL will be remen
bered that the annual meeting OF Rock Island takes place
Tomorrow in Chicago at which time the report OF the
Company is TO submitted and. az the exhibit Is re-
ported to very favorable continued bu0yancy Oh te
stock follows II improbable that when the truth
is known il will appear that the Pennsylvania Central
folks have had finger or two in the pie Lake shore
was pushed forward another point or Two
with confident predictions of further rise. The
directors of this Company will hold an extra meet
ing on Thursday consider the expedency OF increasing
the share capital by the issue OF new STOCK 10 the
amount Of to s5OOCoOOO This is to De done by
the baymen by the old stockholders of 40 per cent th
cash thus derived to be devoted douhlerackng the
road from Chicago to Buffalo On this point large blocks
have changed hands to-day the entire sales OF the day
Amounting To something over 10000 shares. There was
frper tone 10 Wabash based the increased traffic OF
the road The NORTHWESTERN shares steady, while
the vanderbilt speciaes made slight Improvement az
the close as did also Reading. Pittsburgh was heavy
and Union Pacific strong. despite the report that the d
recors were the short side Of the market In the
rest Of the railway list there was nothing OF
importance doing, but the market to-day has again de-
inonsrated the ability of the bull clques TO put prices
where they choose There were to-day some indications
that money is being put up for woolcppng purposes
TO what extent this will effect the money market aud
through il stocks, the future must determine invest
ment securities we're not specially sought after, though
i'm the mseeaneo list active business was re-
corded particularly the coal stocks, which were in
demand at higher figures Western Union was strong,
and advanced from So to $50 Express shares ON the
whole firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
The sales OF city bank stocks were small the Following
having heen the bids made at the board: ,

!. The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania 6s third ISSUE sold at 100; Phiadeha
and Erie Railroad 2ss; Reading Railroad 5'Si ana
Pennsylvania Railroad, 6li. Gold closed at ll2s
The aggre gate amount of exports excueiye OF spece
from the mort Of New York for the week ending June
ISL was Si,5s7d62 n
The stockholders of the ST. Louis. Alton and Terre
Uaute Railroad Company have elected the following
named Directors: Levi Davis of Alton Anthony Thorn
ton OF shelbyvue, George W. Parker OF Charles res
ION NJ Thomas Bowling OF Terre Hture The
new Directors organized by eectng Charles
Butler of New-York President, George W
parker OF Charleston, H., Vice -Prcsident; W. o.
Broughton, General Superintendent; ". W. Thomas;
Secretary and AUDITOR and H. 5. Depew, General
Freight Agent of the main line This road is leased py
the Indianapolis and 81. Louis Road but the Company
still operate the Beeve and Southern Illinois Road
whence il Is contemplated to extend II To Paducal ny
The Superintendent report shows that the earnings OF
the Bclevile and Southern Illinois division nave bec
SO; SO Tie rent of the main line and Alton branch Is
s,62gJJ.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD

NEW BROAD GAUGE Line Water Gap tfou hurg Sersnon
pincnmion Syracusc WITHOUT CANGb Of JARS
DcpOts Barcayst and foot 81 Chn,ophe
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAlt May A. lo'l
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via loonion Brancn
directly from Newiok Oswego without change OF cars
connecting with and D. r. for Kingston "keDaIIe'
Pistou, &C. - . - ,,-,., ~
5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Dnvie with Boon
Branch Dover ID Chester Branch, az Wa ROO Win susSt L. "a
Anior and Newton az Washington vita e D. L. anu w ~ ~
Gap Sousburg Scranton Great Bend ahamton S
and 0wego, and bon s Lehgh valley X H. oI al p'h'
that
town. Dover Waterloo, HScAetstown, Washington fhIpsDAs
Phhpsburg with Bel Del r. r. for Bydcre &c aud al Eason win
l. v r. r. for Bethlehem, Allentown, M4uel CAulA "AesOaie
400 D. NJ BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
directly through without change OF cars
stopping principal stations. . 80 . m
$40 EASTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester X
r. Waterloo with SUSSEX H. r. and at Eaton with L. v L. H. ot
bethlehem. Allentown Re8drg Harrisburg. and he Wet
1920 HACKETTSTOWN MAIL connects With Boonion chester
and Railroads.
TorMORRlsTowY at l5 9lO llo 300 2;1o $40 $40
$50, end $40 80 80 90
For SUMMI and intermediate stations $50 7;55 9io 1910
and 20 a. m $50 %: o f:2u $500 AMI $50 m. 40 81, -
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, GEO 7:5, g;lo sn lOio
M 1lO 2:3, $40, i!O 40 5;J o;O o'iV '' ''Io
and - p. a, MA a. ,o .,o.,o nm
1900 @i0, 200. f1O 81, J J; 4'lo
496 10 $40 go $3.50 600 *62o $40 $500 $50 g:3 and
HAS n m Trains marked stop at Easi NewaE , 800. .
Leave NeW-York for BLOOMFIELD aud MONICLAk al t;V,
ESQ ami 90 H. and 200, $3.50, $40 ego and D.
Nv 49, SCHUt II. Nupeunten ienf
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CoIeman Benedlct,s closing anotations wore

A moderate business was recorded in gold, but the
price was strong and confident at 1925 l24 all23 the
principal feature being the scarcity of cash gold for de-
livery The rates paid for its use were 36i lilo $780, ga
J. 532 and l. to fiat. The clique apparently rely for
profit upon the interest they obtain for the use OF
gold rather than to advance the price higher point.
How far the Treasury gold TO he sold on Thursday Will
relieve the market depends upon the bids OF those inter
ested in keeping up the scarcity The specie shipments
were $4,000 by the Wesphala The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows; Gold cleared,
sl17 $4,000 gold balances, $325951 currency balances,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Newaven BRIDGEPORT = EE) llD l2:l3 tErh
(EI.) 81 - $50. $3.50 and lEr.l p. m
For Milford Sod Fairfield, Southport, and "epoFt l. lE~ a.
m 34j 40, aud $3.50 p. m .,u , ,,, , -,
For south Nor9sk T. it( 1880 m; l2l5 RI (EL 9i5,
$50 (Ey L. $780, ESQ and (kI.) m.
For barren = g. llO m. 3:45 49, :: %, and G:3l
g. 1880 Z:lJ, kEI, J49
4.3l fFr). AS $50. $3.50, as, 3 (EI.) p. N.
For Greenwich intermediate Stations = il;O m lS Jio,
4:4j, 500, 63l. rs ?.
Train leaves 1wrtvseven NeS.l OTk al p m ior
Boston via both Springfield Line and Shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, 3 Dc m. and p II.
For Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 and }.
For Hartford and Spr y6c a. l2:l5, 3, and m
For Newpo.t r. lr AM 25 m. (L connecting Win
steamer across Nalraganset Bay WEXFORD arriving less tan lht
=,
For Connecticut Railroad, a. m, 25 to Montreal
. IN o Northampton.
For Hartford Providence Tshk Railroad 1918
Shore Line Railway M to Norwich and Providence o
3 New London an NorwcI, ,. m.
Eewven and Northampton Railroad T. M p m to North
ampOn and WILLIAMSBURG.
Fo Haven Midietown and wmantc Railroad (iir Ln)
&. H.. y. m.
For Housaonic Railroad =. m. and p.
Railroad. D. and $50 p m 70 Waterbury,
Dznhury aud Norgalk Railroad, q. 1918 and 40 D.
ForN Railroad, 4 1915, $50 and 800 y
Commo0us attached 10 Tram, and sl3o to snn
dav ia. Line Drasingron Car attached to the
a m > IN. Trains
Passenger reached this road AZ
and Ncwtven r., TwenYeyenth
81 and Four,lav Offices Of the New.York Transfer Co.
Broadway AMI No COurs, BrOokyu and
suitable notice e baggage called Tor and checked
from residence 20 destination JAMES H. non 1, hupI
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Io" 70 1919; coupons payable July and January
The net earnings of the Union Pacific
Rallroad for the fiscal year ending April
The Sc ; lSg, Were &C. 80; ~, 257Oo
months ending April 80 1871 over the
The PTePs,dent ~ ~ TO-. were 1874
Thu hue a neo saf19 ~ Tor the year 100000
fHS' 'ior'gage Bonds ~ cold. 1,63I29O "a
hlORION' Bliss q Co., - BrOad-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

State bonds duh at the morning CALL but gained
in activity the afternoon The favorable adyces from
the State of South Carolina in regard TO the matter OF
interest payments in July had buoyant effect these
securities which advanced one per cent Vrgnias
and Tennessees steady. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

The money market rules easy, but rates are rather
nrmer with doing at the lower rates and more at
the higher the range being three and four per cent
brisk business is reported IN discounts, and choice
grades were the basis of a5 per cent The Govern
ment bond list has been strong in sympathy with gold
ana the prospective purchases of the Treasury tomor-
row. Business has been restricted however in all Of the
issues.
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Jnstruttion.

DURAL HOME-A FAMILY SCHOOL for
IL BOYS At Povuai Bennington Co, VI Rev NJ BACHhLpot
Pnpe and Proprietor The School Year begins August
g. 1871. Send for Circular
SCHOOL OF MINES OF COLUMBIA COL
= IIGH-Ersnaons admission will b. held on FRIDAY June
Of instruction iw Civil Euguetr-
ing H. Mining Engineering. III Meag ~ Geology and Nat
| History v Analytical and Applied Chemistry These courses IN
ce General studies Mathematics, Drawing Modern Languages kc
sjn 10 the usual special hncheA For catalogues and further in
formation apply to f. CHANDLER Dean OF the Faculty Forty
ninthst., corner Of fourtha'e
q fN TEN WEEKS BOARD and EN-,
~ ~. GLISH BRANCHES THOROUGHLY TAUGHri school
Ion, standing: pleasant home psnO instruction. Address
ABEL WilTLOCK'S Boarding School, Dsnhury COM.
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THE MARKETS.
TCarefully Reported tor TIE TKrsuvr.I


- 49, TUESDAY,. Juns lp-l
ASHES-The business M Pots has ony moeate and ps. a..
steady We 15d - Pearl. are Ia zo0 tenant -
trn ~ 49d gT5
BUILDING continued good demand B-ci,
and the market steady Cement fair request and d. t,
nm ne aemaud of Ll has been only MODERATE ani The rr
a lover rates We quote az % . tor Eastern Lime
quiet aud prices unchanged. Other q, crUsns are out f
change the demand continues only mod, rate We quIte
bhcAs.
fse h.s..... - Old 50 81 Rosenlale bbl..... 81 IS
y. r. H.......pM O00tD q. rfvy
Jrrsey............. 9 81 Common ~ ALL al IN
~ ~ ~ lump II -
fbiladepha Fronts. ~ Wd0 " Laths Easteru.....
HAIR
tsttle per bah...s. a. p Aova Scotia 25dI
Goat bush % Nova Scotia tun. Ondt Is
- iCalc kas,Gtiiy q ton. s0G2 Is
BEESWAXTbe market remains arm With fair inquiry; sales o2o
n 30lc. for Southern.
BROOM CORN-Only limited demand for Corn, 304c Tor Red.
MIei, fa5c.; Medium Gru 506c and Choice Brush ace Broom,
selling at : 4 25d - erdolen
COTTON has been demand spot Offer NJ small
and prices decidedly higher closing m es. 337 bales Oin. "a
last EVENING" Of which Tor export k3 consumption sper tor
in transit the market future sciye e1etd and
irregular but closed advance yesterday etsr
Ing JAY 1900 bales at - 560lgtc August LEO bales az H..
September, 200 bales At l8lc to-day June 100 bales al3
July, 500 bales at l9GlOe August 800 bales at l9Q2 spu
Der 300 bales at ls Dl34c November 95 bales aLc We
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THE BoSDs or THE WEST WISCONSIN R,uw,v
COMPANY pay NINE PER CENT per annun 70 tho -
yestor are secnrcd by valuable land grant and al
The property Of the Company For sale al % and
accrued interest by WHITE, NORRIS & Co. No ts
Wall-st and GwYNN, JOHNSON & DAY. No. i6 Wan.
ST., where maps and further information can be or.
tanned.
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NJ c,. b. written this book in the rsnes and simplest manner:
az ofeee 49, ~ he generally accorded the merit OF having set
~ v, preteni 10 know in language that few can Si 70 IN
"derySnd.
4 w far A. could Of terms and distinctions I'M
familiar the general ear
The little know Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept 70
oe whatever woul be useless to those
- n;e M elementary truths Of chemistry, and only
.pepcurg 70 others
"Ifere uaacrarh pages which Will not be readily ana
t ioo by an average Of hfeen then have
e 10 make that paragraph simple and as luo Intended
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,ELzABETHToWN AND PADUCH RAILROAD up
kENIUCkY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
negotiaton Of these securities the UNDERSIGNED bave
but limited amount to offer at 30 and accrued in.
tefesf, at which rate tley recommend them In in
'estoIs rs a thoroughly safe security.
HALIGAEIEN q Co. q Broad-sf
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Railroad bonds fairly active. There was sharp
advance in Union Pacific Land Grant bonds TO s,s C'n
trail Paccs were steady at 1927 alO21 Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western eds II. Louis and Iron Mountain
lists 95 and Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds,
lOlt The following were the bids:
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TANNER * CO.,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st., New-YOrk,
Dealers in

Dealers IN
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE
ORDERS EXECUTED Al THE STOCK AND OolD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUlJECI ~
CUECK AT SIGHT.
Buv and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT tsD PER CENT GOLD BONDS of
rttr -, IosEIqt AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.
Interest payable August and February III new.
York. London or Frankfort-on-the-Maln' itoe Vi
H. s Taxes Present market quotations Vos@~
and interest. TANNER Il Co.. No. II Nallst'
OFFICE OF MoRToN BLISS & Co. BANKERS, (
NEw-YoRK. May 80, 1871.
We offer for sale at the current market prices Oh
the day, First Mortgage Six per cent uo'd bonuS Vi
the Union Pacific Railroad Company maturing hom
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Gedcber5.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER VII , lsS.' I'm
~ lad hcu daily for INSTRU cRITO 5lI West
glsh. and Mathematics; highest references AaafeS'
Thirty -seoondst ---.---I;c,
mer School INSTITUTE "A Bolu- fe,,Gsr wanting
"A schools snd families with re.O W. Scheebom. Aetuary
ERENCH.-A French lady: ..,,.! fro eeyRRS
n Christian, experiences g. Simmer city country frce,
ESS in Christian family NJ care Of r. G. HATFIELD 81 Pnet
pRIVATE TUTOR graduate ,isI OF tt1i aF casa
Il who has had SITUATION FOR the months OF July angus.
W Is Instructor 10 one or NOR BOYS OF a.
young gn ay Wv DIANE so Charles-st. Boston
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Gituations fuanico-- ttlalcs.

An Accountant and Cashier in Philadelphia,
n wou take the AGENCY -
salary commission Cne1cepucnabe New orr
and PHILADELPHIA references given. Apply to j. HOWARD 81 Walnut
st. PadeIha; SAMUEL BONNELL r 40 and i5 Trinity Buildings
NewYOrk.
EARM HANDS.-6 Bowling green.-PIERCE
Co have constantly on hand fcass Swees Germans Scotch
and Englsh also, Mechanics, Coschmen. Gardeners, &C.
SCOTCHMAN and wife, Englishman and wife,
- first rste farm bouemais arrived; SITUATIONS
Inquire al Aeercy. PIERCE Co, BowinggreeH
WANTED by man of some experience, a
w position EDITOR Of Paper with practical printer to
tsbhsh one. Address Box 9il. MdlleOwn, Conn.
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PRICE 81 so.

W CARLETON & Co. Publishers, Malisonsluare NewYork
sod Al the Ofce Of The Tribune by mail postage @
wv f THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Trihu vi ee New. IOrk.
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Gituations Uante6-- females.

A TTENTION employers of SERVANTS
~ can sd well and capable Servants all nations for
cotry ana city at EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1903 West Thirty fourth
81 near Broadway Established No delay Come and see
n. B-PrOesnis and Catholics on hand
FAMILIES, Summer-HOuses, Hotels, Farm
Il shifted Immediately with reliable Protestant ana oAh
Ole MALE and FEMALE HELP. English lnsh, Welsh and German
CA8PENTERS Agency lS Vest Eieyenthst corner SRSt
EIRST RATE Female Servants, supplied Dy
PIERCE Co. Bowling green Grcenhcrns ahd ohsr seuOn'
from American. English German Sgedes and lnsh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
II German Institute i2 NorolA between vnrton and stanton SIS
GUNNER HOUSES, BOardng-1ouses. and
rrate families country, be supplied with INST
HEI Of all natonae immediately WALKERS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. l3j SiIth-sye., drug store
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROAD-Trains leave Thrtrhs. as follows
"a m Chicago Express with Drawing room
Special Chicago Express, fast train with Drawing room
Cars 10 Buffalo and NPgar Falls.
ii a m Northern Express with Drawing
tachcd. -
m Montreal Express SATURDAYS additional train leaves
AT "a, D. ~. Drawlng-room attached.
D. m Pacific Express with SepngcArs for Waterfowl
syricue OsxegO. and CaHandaicua
D. NJ Second Psdc Express with seePngc1s for Rochester
Buf1 NalaA fa., also ChicigO both > AMI NJ G. Rail-
roads; for ST. Louis Toledo aud Louisville Indianapolis This
train will ave nS SUNDAYS at . m.
IL D. IN, Utica Express, with through Sleepingcaa
D. m. Hud ,On spec 4 train
"a M and D. m POugbteepsie trains
"a a. m. ~ o. AIS and6;l5 p. Peekskill trains
$50 and ,. m, Sing ) ne trains
10 sos and 10 l:J)r s. 40 2o Bo AMI lIip p m
lOnkefs tuina
Poual keepsie sIec al, make. ttlrs euth u 1oaere
4. H. KESDRICK, Cen 4l Passenger Agent
NAL L.
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H foot Chambers-si and foot Of 2st as follows: TN
Through Express Trains leave CIsmers at m 'D
p m p daily New aud improved DnHingkoom I9aenes
accompany throughO Buffalo and SUSPENSION bre
connecting oreie with magnificent sleeping coaches Iannhs
through Ceyean and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany ne
II m train Susquehanna 20 iu tie 3;a o. NJ .h rom
NeW-York upenson Bridge, AMI The train from 70
Buffalo Suspension Bridge Cincinnati an Bmrant Tran leaves
For Por. Jervis and Way. 300 a. N AMI $50 ?.
S;JJ anu SnhuA!s
onlv. $3.50 a
For Ousvile and Way at sll:30 m.
For Newburgh and WAY, al 800 a. 800 and 3;S p M
For Sudern and Way, and - =, =. 80. 4,
IL 'if' y o'l'I tf'
8:l5 .. m and II mi hight. go .ooo- - -,,,.,k
1850 500 and t645 and Thursday ana sundays Only al
3i2 midnight 49, ...o-- I'm ,o,o
4I5 t4D 5l5 and Saturdays only " midnight
leaving Chalbtt hour or hal hou haie
23st depot than Above time Last boat from 80 49,
8.l5 go. 49, Sl.o,i,.
Tickets in Drawing Room and Sleeping
for the checking aud transfer o bs
cage nav be left Company oces 2i s ana 90 boalNa 90
C.mte.st: Grenwh. Fu0n-st, Brookyn ul brtIN
Depofs Chsmbesst and foot OF Z5 New
York and Long Dck Depot jersey City and Of the Agents at the pn
cipal hotels. - .4N.l 4vor I,..t.,s..L
daily tor fermohi ahu N!erh, ~ -" "a0A't''''A'
For Hacktusack ana lIlsdale only . 80
7 n PUCKRR Ma % WM r. BARR
Genl SupL lJ'l Ven = as ..
NTFW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
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CENsIs STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, June 6-The following state.
ment Of the productions Of agriculture IN the state o
Il.,r,Io q hon from of 1870:
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New i]ublieations.
New Fluctuations.
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