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STEAMBOATS, ano railroads.

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMfANf-
w POO, Of On sni sne July H. Morning mail trains
Hckeiistown and in.ormede stations wiz .aye ~ ''y ~
Ma. Fspres. Tor all stsons west Mbura al 40 p M Dover
8 SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY kAiLkO AZ
la COuPAAY-OI and altar FRIDAY. June J. the kssE
OYF Passenger boat this Road will leave Pier no W noIth
Of Duanest and connect a. )il onVu'~ ".u 9
70 the following points On the 10 d. A..
II m Erpress Line PLad 1hia direct taking passengers 70
Red BANK Long branch Farnnsdie Point Pleasant brsos
Manchester TOMS River Woodmen'e Banega Shsaonk in'Aor
ION Auon Jsctson al the Phadpha erd Atlantic
Railroad Through Phileiephs in hve houF'. Fare %
Pier No. %, and f3 from Pef 40 iof Fo
Monmouth Highlands Mddeowu. Shrewsbury Eatonowu ocean
port Brsuchpot Long Branch Shark River Slon tangdle
Point Pleasant Squnkum Bdcksbg Manchester Toms River snd
Philadelphia Fore 81
The reign. Boat ~ FOR 81 points on ne me ana
Philadelphia.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FIpress a. arriving IN Newfors 1t 3 ID D IN
Fegn: al 2 30 p. H., arriving 40 New OK at a. IN
Express 2JO arriving Ia Ne~'foTk 9JO
: M. and stopping at Pier No 2. North River . .
~ Delivered a. Pier NO. ~ a. none WI 0e
received a Pier No. g W, N CLA1lON sup'
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OYYIcE STREET COMMISSIONER No 237 BRoADwAr
Y'O TRACTORS.-PropOsals, inclosed in q
sealed envelope Endorsed with the ditto Of the work and with
bidder will office
Ill WEDNESDAY July Is, 1860. at II O'Clock &. m.
For regulating ndug and curbins east and west
reiunng grading and cuTbing Thirty fourth street. between
Tenth and Eleventh
For regrng grading cnbng Eighth between One
Hundred and Twenty h uni One Hundred and ninth streets
For regulating grading and curbs One Hundred and Twenty third
street between Third and Mount Morris square.
grrdng cnbn One Hundred aud Nineteenth
street, between Fourth aud Eighth
regulating grading and cubns Sixty fourth street between
Third and finh -
For curling uiteng and tagging F ninth street between Fifth
and Tenth
Tenth o
Blank proposals together with the specifications and
rnen be obtained this Office Dated Street Department New
logk, July H. 1885, 5000
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NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
lecG. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1866.
COMMENCING JULY .. 1860
Passenger Station in New Yorr corner TWENTY evsn,s and
tourhavs Entrance on twenty seyenth.st.

fourthavs Entrance on twenty seyenths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYOhK;
rot New Haven. 100 400 (EL,l llJOA nJ, (ExJ 900
tEI.l ~ $50 and 400 (EI j D. N
FOR Bhdgepog 100 300 fEI,J lilo n. l15 Er.) 800
tEI.l LIS ASysnd 8 on tEI..) p.
For Milford, straiiord 100 II 20 1i5 40
For Fairfield Southport aud Weport. 100 iOa 49, 40
For Eorwsi 100 600 (Er1 30 II 20 m I2Ia (EI) 400
tkI") J45 40. so. 800 tEI.l ;. m.
FOR Daien. 100 80 n 20 s. N. il45. 40 sop m.
Tor 9rrenwich 100 go ll,0 10 3t3 Ay $50 G3Dpm
for Stamford 90 90 Erl $50 ll9oa i2l5 (EIj AIS
100 NH) a., 40. $50 gu 800 (EI.) m ~.
For roft chester Intermediate stations 100, aJo LJ) n
2l3 IA 40 40. 90. 100 D.
CONNECTING TRAINS
.ot bosoh via Sprnghed. 8WA m Tx lO) tEnlaoo
ror pos'on, via Shore Line. l2l5 (Er-l 60p. m
s.t0 .. IN. ~"
For Connecticut River Rairosl eco tEIl l5p Mon.
tTea 800 p m. TO NorihBmpon.
ter Hartford Providence Fi.hkl Railroad, 500 En-
for New Haven. NewLondon stopnstOa Railroad
n. u u.s. 800. a0Op IN.
For Canal Railroad. l2l5p m. to Northampton
FOR llousstonin Railroad. a m, , .. m.
FOR haugaiuck Railroad. 60js. m. 800 m.
ror D4bufy and Norwak Railroad M i2l3 40 N
Cemmodious Sleeping Cara attached TO 300 train.
JAMES III. HOYT. Supt
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New Publications.
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A MAGAZINE OF TO-DAY.
CONTENTS.
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DO not CALL IT Low. Poem.
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DoRIs DAYIEsyoaD. A Story BY Mary n Pfeco.t
THn RoxAScr or THE ORSrx Part by Mrs cshafne A.
warfe'l
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TINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
AMERICA Meyer master. carrying the United Stafei mail
viii pier OF Third a., HoboIsn on
SATURDAY, July a.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking passengers to
LONDON HAvRF, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
1.-THE follow payable In gold equivalent In currency
For the first cabin s05; second cabin e6l % seersse s9
To be followed by the steamship HERMANN o. Wenke master
July 28
OFLRrCUS L Co, No ca BTosd-s.
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CUPREME COURT City and County Of New =
- York.-lOnN ~ LARIsH Flalnl.a. 80: ROMEYM VAN

SUPREME COURT City and County Of New :
- York.-JOHN r. PARISH Plaintiff. AT. R0MEYN VAN
yALKENBURGH and others Delendsan pursuance Of siudg
Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of NewYork made 10 tho
above entitled action DANIEL r. INORAHAM j the Referee
named in sid odsme viii for sale public sletion 20 ie
highest bidder MONDAY the 10th day Of July 1866 Of IL o'clock
E1rhsuge saeoom No. III Bioadwsy Ia the City Of
NswYork, by JAMES ~ MILLER Aueioneer the oownr de-
crbed premises All those TWO CERTAIN LOTS, PIECES
orPARCELS or LAND situate lying and being the said City Of
and bonded dscrbei follows beginning Al
point the easry side Of Ten,aye distant feet soutey
from Tenhve. and Seyenyninths
running souhastery and parallel with Seventy untht 100
south and parallel with Tenthoye ee' thence
running north westeTly parallel with
the estery side Of Ienve ana thence noheery along tie
side Of Tenhave 81 feet 10 the place Of beginning.
Dat 'ew.York June a. 1866
DANIEL P. iNGRAHAM IT,. Referee, No lo Broadway
Plat GERARD BucKLKr, Plaintiff Attorneys
ie23 2aw3w-WkS
The sale the above premises postponed un the 10Th day OF
July 1866 st the same hour and place.
Dsied New York. July l6. 1866; u,,
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TNHE ADAMANrINE BRICK PRESS
Is the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PFpFopI
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while inhs
process Of pressing ~ '
is he ONLY PRESS IN USE that Is capable Of making pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WARP in
BURNING All others that profess so are itstor. sn ~
caution the public against their q
Prsdent. No l15 broadway - -
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Mathinerp.

CYLINDER BOILERS FOR SALE-Four Boil.
~ 20 feet by ~ inches Bo rs Tanks conveying
ws,-,. Price, cents h. JOHN STUART Dealer Mschn
cry, No. 1875 Broadway. corner Deyst
IGOR SAIE-A WORSTED BRAID FACTORY
Braid Machines 50 Carriers aud al necessary machinery for
The manufacture Of WoF',ed Bfs Apply at No. 1856 West Forty
eghih-st.
EOR SALE, at No. 65 Park.st., STEAM EN-
Il GISES and BOILERs-io 3d. 20 u.s. 10 and shor.e power
Will mi fsqurei. WM MCKENZIE.
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~ ped to Power and Hand Looms
BALMORAL SKIRT LOOMS. made snd altered any
kind Of figures FINDINGS for figured Weaving IN all rrsuce
RIBBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS sso Loom,,o
airy Kind n narrow goods, made TO order.
LOOMS FOR SUSPEkDER STRAPS with button hoc. on the
approved plan Machinery for the manufacture Of Dress Trim
uings Manufactured aud for sale by w. r. UfILiNGER.
No 1 North Seronds Phiad.lnhf. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

TJ,HE CONTINENTAL MAIL STEAMSHIP CSM
1 PANY AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE kEWioiA-
AETwERf TO traveller sad shippers esIgo 70 Esole
sccouni OF TIC war 40 Opportunity
OF offered by the selection Of ri, line The Company
a. IL, Veas Iron Screw Steamship ClhCAsslAN Iboe
Fi, Zoo borse carrying the
United States Mail will save rho 20 North River foot oiDyst)
Anw erp, direct, OF WEDNESDAY Juy u, al ) o. 10.
RATES or PASSAGE: .
Fir.t Cabin $40 Second Cabin f62 O Sego 81 20 Payable
Gold.
This {. the most direct route Holland westen Germany the
Rhine, and switzerland.
The accommodation and fare Cor in every respect
frst-cldss.
An experienced Surgeon bosrd.
Through Lsding given TO Rotterdam and Am,teFdsu
For freight and passage, apply To-
WM. SALEM Co, General Ageris
No 10 PeaIlst, Hanover square
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Alsp Ehl hAllHDA1
The sze OF these Steamships admits Of spacious STATE Rooms
ali opening directly into the Saloon the sccommodsoni and !srs
untHpessed and the fses lower than any other ne'
An experienced suffeon each ship free OF charxe.
Csbn passage, 800 steersEe. so Payable n currency
seeraEe tickets bns parties from Liverpool or Queen,
town for ! IS tuuency.
any snoun, Issued any Bank In Great Britain
ireland, Ut the lowest rates
The be soeorntabe Tor 'pses or val
she unless bills ofdns. having their value expressed thereon
signed therefor
cabin passage sppy the Office Of the Company
no 81 Broadway tickets al the Oos
wv !. HURST, Maasxss
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- York.--IsAAC II. WOOD, Plaintiff against SALLY ANN
WOOD Dtfendsni Summons for Relief TO the ''.'.'.'
summoned and required to the complaint in Stamp
this action which copy herewith served 20 cents
Won ard TO copy your the said Cancelled
comp amt tubber his Office No. Tyron-
row the within DAYS ser the service
hereof exclusive Of such service and fall 20 snswer
comp within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
will sppy the for the reef demanded the complaint
Dated June H. 1866 PHILIP LEVY, Plaintifs Attorney,
No. TyTorTow City OF New York
The complaint in the above entitled action duly bed tho
Of the City and County Of NewYofk the 23tb
DAY Of June. lS66.-Daed New York, June rs, 1860.
je26 Iaw6vTu. PHILIP LEVY. Plsinilf', Attorney
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BOlfEl-Ths Steam Generator combines essenta ad
yaHtrses IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION Grst
COS, aud cost ocpa disability Of fuel facility Of clean
Ing aud ransporaton not possessed by other boiler
IL formed Of caston hollow
ipche. external diameter and Of Inch thick These
spheres e together by wroushon bolts with caps
The form Tie strongest snewn strength toTest internal pres.
very u by punching ryct which
the strength Of the wrought Iron boiler plate about
Every boiler tssrd 10y hydauc pounds tho
BILE STEAM PRESSURE
Under which ht ordinary boilers every
joint IN this bcc No other eenetato
sesses THIS % relief nnde pressure without injury
t. itself aud Thus preventing dilliter
II not att crd by corsosion which DESTROYS the wroua
iron boiler Mot explosions nom this economy
In fuel equal 20 tho beat boilers arising the
ncs. TO tho are Of IL heating uIse ao from
oil TIE snfaee which thoroughly mixing The induces better
combustion, and breaking the nr be
usy absorbed than In the ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
II steam quickly aud with little IL
heated without separate aud Ia liable pnnx
fomns easily Tan.ported, and be taken apart
piece need weigh More tksn 80 pounds In difficult places
II Is readily cleaned inside ana out Under ordinary
KEEP, free from deposit by blowing the entirely
out under full pressure week II requires special skill Ia
ts Injured parts be renewed with great AGILITY
they uniform Ia shape anil size When renewed the entire
boiler remains good The greater part boiler will
never need renew a. uness unfairly used
For the mining districts OF California, Colorado and Nevada
without risa IN rs facility FOR rnspOdon
that single piece need weigh eighty ponnd.
has less weight aud takes than onehaf the ground
Of the ordinary cylinder boiler without being In hgt
Any kind OF fuel be used from the
fuse cos dust There 200 OF these boilers Ia use
Of them In the beat establishments In England aud In
h, country Drawings and specifications charge For cir
Works Days Ferry Road adjoining United Arsenal Phil
adclphs Pa.
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GeIp Wanteo.

-
A GENTS WANTED.-Wanted in every county
~ for Ltheds picture Of the
"DEATHBED or LINCOLN" painted from personal sitting In
Collar and other Distinguished
son present that sad occasion. Adde'S with stamp,
MTTLEFIELD & CLA0ETT
r. o. Box No. 5S5 Washington. H. G.
RINTERS.-Wanted, YOUNG MAN. who has
had experience al to assist IN making up &C.
BAKER GOODWIN No. Sprucest.
GALESMAN WANTED.-One who is acquainted
- with the Flour Feed Trade and command good trade
Tie same good cn snd is willing 10 make himself
useful Apply from 9 10 IL aud from 2 to 4 =, -. ~,
y. W SHOrWELI. No. lle Wes,ss.
xxrANTED-ACENTS. - Permanent employment
w In selling CRoWELL'S IMPROVED SCISSORS and KNIFE
SIARPENEK clear 20
per ssmTle by mail receipt Of retail
price 50 cent? q. w CKOWELL Co., Cleyeland Ono
wv ANTED-A smart, honest and intelligent young
w MAN odd willing 10 make himself scnef
ally useful WOODEN mandatory Address Boz No
273o ~. y. Post-Ohos.
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On and sner Monday Say u 1866 trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern Neen trains will leave Newly
foows:
1853 Express train via Hudson River Railroad Thiriehst
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
change OF and correcting Troy with trains for Rutland Bur
lngton aud MoniIelL
Mail train via Iul.on River Rsiosd e;ilngs, Albany
with Western trains and at Troy with the North
N Express train via Hem Railroad Twenty.slsth and
Fourth Chatham with Western Railroad for Leb
Spring. Pntshei Albany with West and
Troy with for Saratoga Springs Rutland, Burlington and Mon
tel
frpreu train via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with trains ior West and At Toy with trains for Montreal
with sleeping GERS nttaelel
sp Express train via Harlem Railroad. connecting Chatham
with Wefe Road for Lebanon Springs and Pis6eli Albany
and MontreL
Up m. EIpre, via ndon River Railroad seepngear
asee and through Budo and Suspenon Bridge withou,
change Of Also SeepngC excepting Saturdays
sss ei from HewYork through Ogdeburgh without change
via Rome W. aud q. Railroad This will Sunday
nertion for Troy will be made al p. Albany.
II m train via Hudson River Railroad with sleepngcar attached.
sVng Albany and Troy ia the morning. aud connecting with
train. for North and Wet.
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fesal Notices.

y FREDERICK HRITZ against MARY ...u.............
D0UGhERTY ana MARIE DtB0s-suIu- u. s. K. s. SOC :
mons for reiief-(Com SeL)-To the de Cancelled
lendan, Marie Dubois; You hereby
oned required the plant this action which
filed the oaee Of the CLERK Of the county Of Queens at J
OF your answer 20 the complaint tho subscriber at his ce
Pesreet the City Of Now ork within twenty days scf
exclusive OF the day Of such
vice you fail the said complaint within the time
paatf n this action will apply 20 the Court for the
relief the congratulated NewYork June 9Th 1906
Jei2 IHw6,gTu ALEX THAN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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1T,UT NopT1 AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY

rs,UF NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLf
/ aHFpIcAg JfSF or FfRST-CLASs OCEAN SIEhNkhS
BETWEEN NEWYORK and BREMEN via C9we' esIfynit Ls
I,sd state, Mail ana taxing passengers 70 Ens.nd na
GERMANY leave New from Pier No 90 v *
ATLANTIC G. Hover. com der. tun p ny -
BAITiC A g. Jones, fnandrr . 90 tons ' D. p Ans y
WFsIFRN METROPOLIS. II Sando 900 iuus lrhf o. Anf 1"
f",,Le den,Itnr. fom KEWYOKk (ueads extra stetnss
As,n and September and 20 October and 70 November
and December ~ and n.
Depsure, from BI,lMEN resp COWEs-hsy sd ao yuns
II ard 25 August la ~ SEPTEMBER H. oe"oe'
and H. November !. p. December 3 ~ -..-,,..--
Rates Passage payable gold or ts equVan UNITED e'
'FIom' NETWORK 70 BREMEN. HAvRE LONDON and
SIMULTANEOUSLY Cabin 800 "a Cabin 90 oi steoAse
637 80. "a,
Return Tiets-i. Cabin s2o5 I'd Cabin Ella 20 steesse
81
For Rreirht and Passage apply 10 =. "a. Al 90
RU0ER BROS. General Agents, No ~ Beavefsa S.i
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
Tniui leave Jersey City for Pomout at and 9;l2
ls w 93 and t;25 Saturdays only at l;l5 N. Tho
BEL. 4lg and 625 run through TO Mansey.
THOMAS W. DEMARESr. Superintendent
iNEW-JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot of
~ Courtsndts. for PHIIADKLPHIA ard 10 10 T. o.
and IL p ~ for BALrsoas aud wAsuIser0s .. and
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gituations i1anteo-femalfs.

XNANTED-By young married English Lady,
w SITUATION companion sendsnt to lady SALARY no
object Europe Is well connected and under
a Dressing and Millinery Address ELTON Tribune Ohe
ALL Respectable Families, Boardingllouses and
N Hotels can be suppl with good SERVANTS iron ell na'
ons Protestant and Catholic at MRS fORRSrONS OFFICE,
No. ID FouEth-sye
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS to do general HOUSEWORk &c d hrs
LOVES German Institute No II stanton st., near the Bowery
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Gotrls.

ISLAND HOUSE, Bellows Falls Vermont.-fs
NOW OPEN for the accommodation Of
ua;ed the heahu past Conneccut Valley
nom Newlok, on tie most direct While MouBtsssA
CHARLES TOWNS. Proprietor.
TI'hE HAMMONASSETTH HOUSE, Madison. Conn.
now ready for Summer guests leading s.trschcns ere
entirely furnishing s splendid bathing grounds dvs
good h'hlas boating &c few good roon. not taken
II. L. PARKER. Proprses
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60 Get.

4 SMALL COUNTRY PLACE TO LEI at Rye
u f-r6'. hOus, contains
newly painted surrounded with and shade
Rent $500 for three months $3.50 ill April Apply y
BONSEAU jrr No l76 Cenre-t.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE "A Gentleman has just
" erected large aud eommodious BUILDING in tts
Of Wesiche County containing Rooms, villa large Prioss.
Dnn, ard Billiard Rooms delicious Water lc3use uo
Bern Stable Garden spot play ground for child and ;e pood
fishing boating the whole admiral
modse about 50 persons including suitable e f0r
country Boarding House for four hye private f.miss
cubbed eeihenst 20 mDus walk from the Pefssss
be IN New ok at m and leave at Reference sh -
required character and responsibility Rent vii BE- uds
further particulars JOSEPH PCRABD are
floor RotnndG Building PARK to GEORGE HiChOK, Nsoss
Park Bank.
ITO LET or LEASE-STORE and BASEMENT,
No. Broadway through 10 hecrrst; e5xl00 e, with
without o Merce -st wen hted by io0foot skylsht
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ctUPREME COURT. New. York Citv and County

NUPREME COURT, Now 0rk ClIY anu UUunIy-
- CHARLES EMMONS art. MASON 5. BREWSTER and others
In Of judgment Of the supreme Court ofhe So q New
York the action above entitled the subscriber
the referee said judgment viii to sale At public
suction day of July 1856 10 o'clock OF the kr
Broadway In the City 81
JAMES MILLER esq Auctoeer the following described real
estate All that certain lot piece parcel 81 d suste IN
Twelfth Ward ofte City Of New York known opd dist sgu.hed
on certain entitled q property belonging 20 Sampson
AdopLu. lying in te Twsnh Msd q ,e c,y o. s c
ded Of Regter Of Deeds In and for tho City
OF New Map No. Hundred and Eighty Gin esse
Lot No Eight Hundred Ninety nine and l. particularly
follows: Commencing the nofthey side OF One
Hundet Eighteenth pOin, distant easery ON tho
esstey side Of Sixth hudd and ten tet running
thence along said noe eide Of One Hondrd and
Eehteenh street tw enyght thence norey In irregular
line the center line q Il block thence
westerly along feet parallel with One Hundred
aud Eighteenth streets southey parallel with SHth
one hundred the noy side Of One Hundred
Eighteenth street. the place 81 beginning -New York; June H.
JAMES H. COLEMAN lteiefeo.
J. + BRRRY Plsinnfs Attorney. Jel+ 2a~3w. .
Tho sao Of the above property postponed until the 18Th day OF
July 1866 hour aud place.
N Y. July s. 1866. JAMES u. COLEMAN, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
Gouses ano farms r0anieo.

NNANTED--A STORE and CELLAR, With Well
w water in Cellar Yard. fDruggiis hayn. ooi Cellar vsA
above viii please sppy Address A. C. Tribune Omes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
IVHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKES MEMPHREMA

w IlU MD NIIIUTTNHN1.
FfNEs IT LAKE SlEaEnY- y ltt.- ISiff.D STATS.
20 sfLEs SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
UHVeu Railroad i2:tS fuoon1.
rew.tisvrn steamer Peek sip. at a.l5 p.
On Saturday. The ~ 10 sleeping atacte Coca through
10 he L,lc without stop.
Mlps p,icuar IN Apisons Railway Guide and Bur Guide
OF Conuecii,Ht Rive LEV.