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OF the New river at Miller's ferry, for
instance, the longest bridge on the road,
are completed, and one span of the
bridge will be laid this fall. This
bridge will be six hundred and seventy
feet long and the span which was
being raised when / passed there was
two hundred and fifty feet in length.
There is very little bridging needed
on the New river q belivee there is
only one other bridge besides that men,
toned above), and there will be no
trestle-work at all for ITO miles of road.
Eventually, believe, it is intended to
replace all the trestle-work there is with
masonry or with dirt entertainments.
noticed that every bridge, since we left
the Ohio river, is completed for double
track and | am told that all the tun.
nels but two on the whole line are made
to take double track also. Indeed,
thorough seems to be the motto Of the
engineers.
About five thousand men are now
employed On the work OF construction
along the unfinished part of the line.
The greater part Of these are negroes
from Eastern Virginia.
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.snw Professor Maupim was Killed.

The Lynchburg Nscs gives the fol
lowing particulars o: the sad accident
which occurred at the fair in that city
on Thursday.
We regret to learn that an accident
occurred in this city on Yesterday alter
noon, which resulted in the dangerous
and probable fatal wounding OF DR..
Socratie Maupin, Professor OF Chemls,
try at the University of Virginia, and
the serious iniuring OF Mr.. John A.
Martin, of Christiansburs. Professor
Maupn, Mr.. Martin, aud four other
gentlemen were returning from the
Fair Grounds in an ambulance, and
when near Polk and Fifth streets the
horses became frightened, and started
to run away. The negro driver, instead
of enieavoring TO stop them, dropped
the reins and leaped to the ground,
escaping unhurt The persons in the
vehicle. seeing no means ofstopping the
frightened horses, also jumped out, all
escaping with only slight bruises except
Dr. Maupia and Mr.. Martin. The
.ormer fell to the ground, the back OF
his head striking a rock, producing
conclusion of the brain. Mr.. Martin
sustained fracture OF the right tenn
poral bone and severe confusion about
the right side and shoulder, and also
slight conclusion ofthe brain.
DR.. Maupin was Immediately re-
moved to the residence OF Mr.. John II,
Mcdaniel, and his recovery is thought
to be improbable He is attended by a
number of distinguished physicians and
surgeons.
DR.. Maupin's family were telegraphed
for last night, and will arrive here this
morning. The accident has cast q
gloom over the entire community, who
sincerely pray for the recovery OF the
victim Of this deplorable occurrence.
p. S.-Since the above was IN type
we learn with deep sorrow, that DR.
Maupin died at ! l. o clock last night
His remains will be taken to Charloites
vile this morning for interment.
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neutrality-suspicious. We Have ana
What We Need.


The new city Of Huntington can boast
ola good college, but no jail; good
hotels we'll filled with guests at 81 per
day, or Sc per week; several dry goods
stores, one bakery, one wholesale liquor
store, several retail liquor stores, two
real estate agents, three drug stores and
no undertaken, several physicians and
fine rolling reservation for GENE.
terry, one wagonmaker and several
blacksmith shops, one large tin shop
one cabinetmaker. one wharfboat, ex
press office, and several boarding houses
one milliner shop, several job carpen
tiers and painters. Mechanics and wood
workmen generally get about s. 80 per
day; plasterers and masons get about
So 80. Boarding houses charge about
81 per week. Two-horse wagons and
driver get about $3.50 per day. Corn
is worth 7jc; wheat, 81 80; oats SOC;
hay, $l9; lime, 81 %; sand, 15c load,
delivered; brick, IS; horses about Sl25;
beef cattle, Sc; lard, ljc; beef hind
quarters, 10 to l2!c; freight from any
point on he Ohio river, 20c per 100
when the water is at an ordinary stage.
Huntington needs clothing store
another bakery, a firstclass jobbng
grocery house, and more mechanics to
do the work. We need more families
and fewer bachelors. more children and
fewer hogs, more brains and less brass.
HHntingtOn Independent
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ne.g York Money Market.

NEW ! DIRK, OctoUer -, y L. NJ.
MONEY-The market was easy
throughout the day and many Of the
outstanding call loans were received at
! per cent currency to gold interest and
most OF the new business was at this
rate. Late in the day, and when bank
accounts were generally made mp,
money was offered on the street as low
as 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was strong and advanced to l0S4@
1857 for prime bankers sixty days ster-
ling bills with considerable business at
l0SS0I0S3. Late in the day cash gold
was loaned at 1t Tor tomorrow and
prime bills were offered on the street
at 1852 less Lilo per cent.
GOLD-The market was stronger ia
sympathy with exchange and advanced
to li23 aud closed at | I2!mll2l
GONERNMENr BONDS - The
market was >t:ong and advanced;
United $,a:"s currency - II lilir
III!
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STATE ITEMS.

FIRE.-The house Of Mrs. Huldah
Sheline, on Crab creek, in Clendenen
township, was burned to the ground
yesterday. 1t was certainly the work
of an incendiary. Mrs. Sheline is a
poor woman and had but recently pur-
chased the farm on which she lives.
She has five children to support and the
loss will fall heavily upon her.-laSon
County Journal.
OK last Friday evening, (during the
fair at Grafton while the western-bound
train was standing on the switch, and
over a bridge at Fetterman, Stephen
Oaks, (colored) left the train and
stepped over the bridge, falling dist
lance of fifteen or twenty feet, by which
his left thigh bone was broken. He
suffered good deal the first twenty
four hours. Since then he is fully as
easy and comfortable under the circum,
stances as could be eXpected.-Li6-
craHSt.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT A brakeman
bv the name of Morgan, a young man,
was seriously injured Tuesday night last,
by jumping from a train as it was pass.
ING over Coal run bridge near town. 1t
appears that he intended getting from
the train in time to let down the switch
ball and allow the engine to pull into
the siding, as is customary, but being a
new hand, and not knowing Of the
bridge, he fell a distance Of thirty feet,
sustaining many bruises and ii is feared
some internal injuries. lie was taken
immediate care of and, on Wednesday,
was taken to Pennington, his place of
residence, where it is hoped that he
NAV soon recover. 1t is a great wonder
that he was not instantly killed.-Li6-
eraEa.
The MEADOW BLUFF MCRDER.-E. S.
McCluug, Esq, writing us from Mead
ow bluff, relative to the remains Of the
dead man found by Mrs. Geo. Andrews,
on the eth inst, mention Of which We
made in our last issue, gives some des-
cription, which may lead to the identiti,
cation of the unfortunate man. lie says,
only the bones and clothing were found,
the 'ee,, however, which were still en-
cased in the boots, were not entirely
DESTROYED. On the great toe OF the right
foot was a scar an inch in length and Il
smaller scar on the second toe OF the
same foot; the hair WAS OF light
or auburn color. Near the body
was found y dark gray overccat,
a dress coat, OF dark color, and a WOODEN
shirt. Signs of a camp fire were plain,
As also trail leading thereFrOm to the
SPOT where the remains OF the dead man
were found. In referring to the evil
deuce of murder discovered 10y the cor.
oncr's Jury, oar informant states that
the bones 81 the skull were broken III
many pieces, but does not corroborate
the statement in our last issue that there
WAS hnllct-hoIe through the head.
When the examination was made Ill
signs of blood had been Obllterated, an
evidence that the crime OF murder Il!
such it was) had been committed some
time since. No conjectures have "a yet
been made IA to who this unfortunate
man NAV have been. -Borcier ,jo,TnaL
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public Sale.

- THE ESTATE OF John
d -urrEE J,r,a>ed, | will, on FRIDAY,
I, Hi."SI Isl. on the premises, proceed
~! "a. d. - ~ acres lying two miles
81 49," '"'t,,,mrrnn, Marshall county, w;
. ~ % Oh. :, ,r,i,.l cultivation, with good
~''.' , 90, parn. aud all necessary OUT
go .. Tw1 GOOD orchards Will b sold
= r"., - >u!; purchasers. MISC,
IA - (., ,"s,ir known on day OF sale.
~; EI-kLtl. Administrator
~ y With the VIII Annexed.
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A NUMBER of ragged newSboys-not
more than twenty, all told-contributed,
It is said, ten dollars in pennies, five
cent pieces and ten-ceat stamps, for the
relief of the Chicago unfortunates, and
LANDED the money over to the chair,
man of one of the committees, with this
characteristic speech: Here, Boss, is
our stamps. We h'aint got much, but
We likes to do leetle for Chicargel
when she's busted up.
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For Sale.

r, yl>,La3.4.5,6,7, s.. 10, II, -, Is,
. ...uI lriu square No. i, i'll the sub
.,g, -, the Joseph Caldwell estate
r.. q, the o.i Sawmill property. Also:
S., ! and in square No. Is, situated
. rs, SIDE Of Bolton street and imlAe-
.r.q ,hrrear Of Mrs. Hays residence,
-,ri low by ~
",,s,e Agent. Ottice on Chapline, be-
g.r,rapi second streets. Sep22
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
SamT Mcclellan, George Mendei,
T. Ii. Logan, Thos. 7. ShalIcross,
q. w. FranZheim, j. y. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis &. Stitel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and in that time done
a successful business. II still prepared To
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments to Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being a State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus of any company In the
State and composed of some nincty-iout
stock holders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself Ia the
favorable consideration OF the insuring pub
lie, and sOliciIs their patronage. Appiicn-
tons for Insurance Will De- promptly Al
tended To ut their office, No. ~ Monrn,
Street, or at their several agencies through
Oul Tie STATE.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI., Vice President.
&. 81. COEN, Secretary.
y. l.. WILEY General Il "ni i"'m
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For sale.

.pun LOTS, Il AND Is, IN
VI 'H"Ii in the Eighth ward. These ,S'e
80. , ~, immediately north OF the
= ''"',,TT ,'.S in a good location for
-, THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, simpson, VIM. {. Handisn,
Jno. h. Botsford, Z. NJ. Dodson,
Augustus Pollack, John l.. Hobbs,
James X. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
~ organized, is now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings of all kinds, MERCHANDISE,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the western
Waters. Applications for Insurance will
be promptly attended To by the Secretary.
Oilice No. Mcclure House, neS. door to
corner of Monroe street.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, President.
WIN. G. HANDLAN, VIE Press I,
J. X. MILLER, Secretary. novih
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L. . s:s;.saPAssENGER ;,s Tx iSIoI, N .
schedule on and after May l1th' h'l-
| Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvES WEsT-LKAFEN.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at.....5i1 -. NJ. daily at..."lu:n A. NJ
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
| parkcIsburg XanuSNille....3.l5 =. N.
| ('umberlaud Los f.. n. Newark......iSI
| Winchester. 80 SandUSky...iY:b
! Strasburp CO!umbuS...hi'
| Hagerstown.9Go
| BaltimOre..-.S:25
| Wash'n City.9:IO
! Philadelphia2:iOA AN.
! New York"...5:5O -
FAST LINE.
| EAST--LEAYES WE>l-I.s.""F@
| "Whceliug wv heeIinS
daily at.....5:-0 =. l.. daily at. blh A. n.
| ARRIVE" Ar AE%iFFS' Al
! Pars;ersDurs.r:J5 i. NJ. Lanc>ville.."llUJA A. NJ.
! Cumbcrlaud.2 ~ NewaEk...".'i-'hP j. N
| Winchester gSj SanduSky.....J)' "
| StraSOurg. " COiuhlo">...''-'-"
! Haperstowu 80 " "SunHASS CNcep''r'.
! Baltimore ND "
! Wash. City..EW "
! Philadelphia l:J0P.A.
! New York Alb :"
! "SundayS excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAST-LEAvEs wESr-LEAVk-
Wheeling 'WheelinS
daily at....il:ij p. NJ. daily at....l2 I 4 N.
! ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
! ParkerSburgll:TA \. 81. Lanc>Nillc. lob \.
! Cumberland.s:O) " .Newark...... I"'
| Winche>ter..2:DP. N. SanduSBy....
| Str8sburg 1870 Columbus. 500 i. u.
| HagerStOWn.&iO saturdays excepted
| BaltimOre.....4i0 "
| WaSht'u CityO:Q5
Philadeiphlal:4OA a. NJ.
! New York Dob
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

Market street, under the M"Iure House.
CAPITAL, S;GJ.OOO.
TAXES RISKS AT THE 10" EST
rates on Buildings az all Kinds. Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
IN Transit
DIRECTORS:
jacob HOrnbrOok, jacob II. Birhcl
Henry Hartman, DR.. j. E.. Hupp.
Jonathan Rowlcy, Edmund BcSimg,
H. J. Sinyth, I. J. Campbell,
]. II. BriStOr, - Prayer,
VIM. Il. Odbcrt, Thomas Boyer,
u. u. L. FHrnswOrth, VIM. Il. Crane,
David Billmyor, lOs"ph Shields
WIN. X. Whit, y. Colt, j..
]. II. Duval. ID. III. Dix.
Vim. r.. Stevenson,
Go" Office over Hartmans Clothing STORE,
snu;h side Monroe street. Wheeling. W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB VI. BICKEI., Vice Pr'St.
H. VILLA MS. Secretary.
y. Il. McCOLLOCH. ASST Secretary.
MARI
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,nce og IMPROVED LANDS in \,
\ NH"h , W' convenient 10 railroad
~. N!Is ''ti",,6s in every section OF
.,,., w ,,'',,.., and lot on Centre street;
.s,e. = hn n',., ON Hampden street "a
49, us us. nn Hampden street; by
.sI.t tI'''>' " Y. HOGE & BRO.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

For kent.
SlYILE ROOM OVER HARDING'S
N'>c store,
MARKET STREET.
IT, % th- modem improvements, in
g! ao, AMI cold water, &C. For par
O., Inquire Uf
~.. DIR. <. b. CALDWELL.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR.. JOB NSlON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
London, graduate Il om one Of the most en-.
inent Colleges III the United States, aud the
greater part OF whose III. has been spent II
the hospitals OF London, PHrls, Philadelphia
and elsewhere has effected -ome OF the mol
astonishing cures that weIe ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nersOusnssA
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bsshral-
ness, with frequent blushing, attended soms
times with dcitgemcnt Of mind, were cures
immediately.
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BALTINORE OHIO L. +. co.

r. .ezs..4.s.s.yl PASSENGER Tx a =
| GS3 fgTT---.s.ssss. will run by the follow, ING
Schedule on and after May 18th. lh'l-
Wheeling time:
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
" ROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE 30 1870
Passenger Station NewYork Of Tveay se'snth'' and
'o Fonrth-ave Entrance OF Twenty seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK ~
For SevIIaven AMI BndyePG J. IEL 1850 m R'l' 'Ah
FOR Mod sraod Fairfield Southport and westpOr ll;1o
IN Nal Ss IT, s;t 1871, (R1 3(R1 o $50
To barren G. II 90 a. M 5;'5 i:3o $3.50 and
IL, to saT 9 Is go $50 60 7:i5 sJ i1 hh go 'n-
For and intermediate stations llJo m |'i' ''
s1, ; Nal IRAN Gave. Twenty seyenthsi NevYOL at for
Boston via both Springfield Line and shore Line
' " CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston vi, Springfield a n . hnd p n
Ft Hrf .nd SpGnsaed n e:l5 . $50 to Hartford
Newport r. L. 2:I5 p IN. (EI) connecting with steamer across
Ssry.g,n,ft Bay. arriving al 1890 p. m. ~, -,
Fo River Tiaro.l l2:l5 M to Montreal
p m, ~ rosilene snd F,htl Railroad 2:l5
For shore RAILWAY, sSa m TO Norwich ana rosN'ei '
,a Northampton Railroad a N p N to North
i%Pienr ana , " R,rosi IN ami p.
f f YlBt Railroad a m and 40 n to Wasrosry
Eof panCa and S Sof.as E,Tii i AS 80 and s:5o
- Sleeping Cas attached TO train and also 10 nnn
DAY Mail Tram on , sas' LIs JAMES II HOYr Superintendent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Tran'leive ID ras!a,,- - '0h0"
sa m Chicago EIpr'.' Dng1g I'Sn ea' bie,go No eso
49,, o., W. Messengers except Drswingoom cars - ~,
Y9,t5 Northern and Western kIprsss DnW'nSfO0" s'
i.asd Montreal Express Dr,wrg.room attached vv,..
tis. i r1e c.u snIs1 CDliy :,
Sp m Second Paeie hApres, WIN f 4 = ami q Rail
eha i, via Toledo Louisville via lAdAhip'' H
nsn siil ls,1e 6p m on sanday,l ,,,,.bsA
1.p p m s sRi p NJ PoashteeP,is sr.ss
I, n AIS ,ni 6;4o p m, Pees,nh IRAN"
80 an, mo gS ADD 5ij u NJ 10" '? S;O O' and
ll:D ?. M. Yotier' i'aip-p ,v,lesns.
'' NJ Sunday Tran 0 c KESDRIcK Gsn1 Passenger As''t
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

SEw-YoRK, Monday, May 8, 1871.
me market is well stocked with horses of
al and the per centage Of road and carriage
HORSES the general supply steadily increasing as
the season advances.
Prices remain unchanged
Business horses were ia active demand throughout the
day, but in higher priced animals there was but little
doing
Fine ponies frequently called for but the supply IL
limited and real nice ponies Of good quality with plenty
Of and tall yery.scarcc Ponies range in price
from $50 TO 800.
Messrs Johnston Van Tassell announce very large
sale OF horses carriages harness, aud horse clothing to
be held nj their Horse and Carriage Auction Martin East
Thirteenthst tomorrow Tuesday) May o. at II O'Clock
Fine landaulets with watertigh tops and so arranged
that they can quickly be converted in open carriages
meet with excellent sales Pony phaetons WIN canopes
made Of very fine and light material are the ones mostly
called for. and trotting wagons OF good makers are
bought as soon as the yarnish on them has drled;
altogether the carriage trade is highly satisfactory
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Of b and 100; OF -Jdst a. follows;
Trains
daily Leave 23st. at 845 1O:i5 AMI 3:lo
and and improved Drawing RoOu Coaches
train through Buffalo connecting at Horue
Sleeping Coaches through 20 teyesnd
Sleeping II
quehnua Buffalo the $3.50 train from Nes-York Buffalo AM
the train from heWiorA lloesyle Buffalo and Cincinnati
Al Emigr1nt Tram leaves dali, s:i5 D. m
For POrt Jeryis and WI 4:3p l2JIst AIS p my
For d-town and WAY j:J 2sL, J.l5 NIL and, san
DAYS only $3.50 q. m (21- st Bl5 A. M
ForOusv.ie and Way. Al s1:J N. t2Ast 'I:l5 A. N
for NeWtuh AMI Way at $3.50 and $3.50 IN zJist' asa
m. 3:l5 and 4:lj p. M
For and WAY and t23st 4:i5 and 5;45 n.y.
Tbeser Train. 80 D. m (Ijist., I'll - p. M
ws, IRON sd s. Depot At 6:i1 9;i5 and las
m sI:l5 J:45 5:i5 and rs From Chambess Depot
CAS- 1000 u Ia. - - 4, s. 1s and Ga p m
Iackensack and lsl1e from 2bst Depot $50 m ana
l245 35 t55 $40 ami ID: From CLambers' Depo' 300
a ~. and I :. isis. q. and +6.i1 p 49,. -
For Peat MAI Tsmsns Way, m 2}st. Depot at9:l5
M I:l5 1918 5J ami 6:lj ard SATURDAYS only tliS
D. m Prom ChmbcTs- Depot, $50 lj t:J AID, i4'J,
55 and tb:aU p. M Saturdays only, tl2:Dj midnight
Tickets Passage in Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches can obtained and for the checking AMI transfer Of Bag
sse Offices 2 52y and s5I Broawy 20
tIambere Greenrca l25tAst and TAraye Har!emi
Futon-st D-po ChHmbrst an foot OF 81 st,
EewYoS EIchaugs aud Long Dock Depot jersey City and
ofthe Agents s. the primo pal hotels, va, d p,pp
/. d. kUCKER, Dec q ~; n BARR
Genl SupL l5IO I'm 1el rsss Az
Daily irol HackehsaeA ohy
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CHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasan
I = Homes aud Village Lots NAV be had at
BRICKSBURG,

o a miles from New railroad direct TO Philadelphia;
Dol superior all crops climate mild and proerbav healthy water
o ana ru; no fever sgue Price &5 and upward
For circulars anu sent free address CAMPBELL
h33 Broadway, ~ Y. or bicksbUrg, Ocean Co. n j.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yoRx. Monday. May 8. 1871.

Business at the Exchange to-day was eA.
...oo,v duIl. the only sale being held by Roberts
x,cGnre. who sold, by order Of the Supreme OourN
.osrton. under direction of Gratz Nathan referee wv
at and building corner Of Canal and on
caDsls of 81 feet, and on Laurens-st go ,1ick off
iing was rather tame, and the property Was
- So- 400 which was considered low pIoo,ro,al EX-
Gle auctiOneer will SELL at the COm1S "a va
an saIesroom Brooklyn. this day (IuesHn"p md Fifty
br3 Brooklyn 10y order Of the eNecuo ~ Jonathan
siohn q Bergen also by order Of execuytS and Forty
saul two houses and II lots ON toIt! lo
kTinth-sts., Brooklyn.
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8p.m.-(Emigrsnp-For Easton

0:4Op. m.-Por Pluird.
u pm-For Psa6eIi, Wednesdays and situr.rs
For Elizabeth 6: 1;lJ $3.50 800 $50 l0:] li:45
m.-E NJ. leo 200 3l5 J3i 400 80 4:I, 5:l5 jJo SIS
1900 500 8:2j 300, 1915 l2:01
Tickets for the West obtained the Office Of the Central Rail
foot Of Lcrty-st and The principal hotels
and ticket OAc in Nrwfo1k C r. E. KICKER, Superintendent
Ii lirn-p a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

Eew-York, Dec D I1U. ,,U5,,, I,oCTT g
IN etuossFSSr and foot q COhI rof
a. KIM pIIIA and $3.50 lZiD . o. -
Int For Philadelphia via CsmdsH W., 'na b ~
~, m M 1880 and 9:2O m Per Ihh eooi A,p
1.tS YgST 500. g. M SUI ats
.U,ebsl 10 The $40 train DAILY ana ISs n
-hog silver Palace attached to the 80 m ana run
ahu ~, York /. Ptaburgh Cnernau and 'neaso NaouI
thousn IN p,,ee e.u attached TO the . y ~ JAM ana run
ehahke Louisville, ~ Loas sla Nheaso
uouFn siy,r stafhel 10 the W w.. Ahd
without cunba, Cincinnati uthoat ehsnge lrhes Tor
sale at loot o. DesS'V''' tSaturiAys eIcsptedLl
Dng;v,N Can Pas. Az y. W. JACKSON, Genl Supt
CoIvTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
Ear AND WINTER ARRAN NJ:
gONDAl October II, 1910, iou koos'eN and Of'Gi
sts ferries
Az. m Mail for PAtehogne Dr.
Ia. n ACCOMMODATION for Biofon nm, -
$500. Express ior r''eNOs1'' -''"t' " '' '' NV
Accommodation Saturday, through to Patchosue
M B,hvlon AecannOistl'n
n,fn nmodAuou-
o." a. n sn $3.50 and $50 p. trains VALLEY
Stream Tor Roclau,T , .yr
The g9o md aud g and A p ~ tahs connect Al N'e'
'" q. ". DOUGLAS Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

q ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ,oNG IS4AE NEn RA ARts2 AaRMrsr.
on ami aaer MONDAY OCT a. 1870, Trains viii leave Jamessnp
a follows:
$3.50 a. H. Greenpot and sag lIarbor
lO:3D a. m Ncrhpou Way Train
abOr aud Ryehead Express runs though 70 ureeh
port on SATURDAY nights
p. H.. Horhpor Express .,.--,..
$500 Hampstead Nsv Tram TO lsp on SATURDAY nights
. ~ SoTihpoTt Way Train
All ia connect Hampstead sunday trains for Royn
Glen Cove Locust VALLEY, cksye Huntington aud heItago leave
Inntera az $3.50 N. AMI p m " " bAhION. oup