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and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1886 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
COMMENCING MAY. 10. 1900.


Passenger Station In HswYors T~sny seventh.s and
Fourth ave Entranes on TWENTY ssvsnth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYOhh;
For view Haven 200 800 tEx,l l.J0I nl3 (Ert 900
OH 1t, 80 and 100 III D. m
f0r Bridgeport. 100 (ErD l2i5 (EI,D 800,
EI.,l AS so anL9 90 tEr u o. m
lor Milford and stfsiord 100 ll.3o . lto oJo p.
Dor Fairfield soathPoE, aud Westpo, 100 lilo M 3S. $50
Norvss 200 400 EI1 go. IL 20 m, lal (EL AGO.
On 34S 40, $50 SEQ tExDs N.
For Dsrien 100. $50 IiJO q NJ ;a+5, 40, sop m.
for Greenwich 100 $50 l30 IS 3ta 40 5g06 Mpm
for Stamford 100 ao0 EI) $50 lilo ll5 (E1D 25
500 tEIJ IS, 40 so. go 500 tEr,l '. a.
for Chester stations 100 9JO L3o
2lJ 3t5 40. so. so. 200 D. ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston, via Springfield 90 tEIl 800 (Er N.
For Boston, via Shore Line. 1ll3 tEI.l sop. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield 800 tEL,) l2l5. a0o. (Ez
t5op m.
Coansccu River Railroad 900 m. (EIl l2l5p IL Mon
real. 300 D. m. Northampton.
For Hartford. Providence and Fhkn Railroad so0 (EI) m.
l2l5r IN.
for New Haven New London and soningon Railroad 400
u. l2.l5. 100. 400 p m.
For anal Railgold l2l5 p. m. 10 Northampton.
For Housstonc Railroad. q M, , o. ~
For kausauck Railroad. 800 a. N. m.
ror Dsnbuy aud NoTwa4k Railroad. 100, m, so ..
Commedioai Sleeping cara attached p. N train.
JAMES H.. HOYT Supt-
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
IL from May leave James slip ~ 81 for 0reenpor snd
stations 1879 iof syosset and saons $3.50 m E
pess 0recnpor $3.50 Syoe and stations; 30
North p and stations and Saturday nights isphsnk
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Of Bay,-On and Nov a. Morning ms trains
IIsckesown intermediate stations will leave 40
Mail Express Tor ell stations OF Mlbun at 40 Morris
Express al ~.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of war
I'D manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
Suites plain and ornamental at H. H. FARRINGToNs. No 800
Canal..L. opposite Wooster. Established 1913
I,NAMELED FURNlrURE.-rhe largest assort-
~ OF Enameled Chestnut and solid Wanu, BEDROOM
SUITES in this city Aso MATTRESSES SPRING BEDS &c,
FOODS warranted a,the old established house
WARREN WARD 8 Co. No 2I7 Caaal-s.
DICkHARDTs Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
took Silver Medal at last FaiE American Institute entirely dit
snt from the sofa bed has equal spring and hair
Can be made in suit the Factory and
seroom, No 1871 Bleeckerst, Of Sullivan Also Furniture
hand and made to order
REFRlGERATORS--At X. N j. MOWBRAYS,
~ No 3, Vesey opposite Washington Market Bsnta patent
Slate and Excelsior Refrigerator Pitchers Water Cooe
Ice Cream Gas aud Kerosene Stoves Britannia Ware Gro
GERS articles stoves Ranges and House Furnishing Goods
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eituations fOanteo-females

A PROTESTANT or colored woman who can bring
good capacity for cooking bkng washing and
ironing obtain good situation TO do the GENERAL hocsE
New YORK ole will be given Apply 20 MIS- BAL
LARD No West Tw ty-seconist-, on WEDNESDAY
from 10 10 O'Clock.
A STRONG aud HEALTHY young FRENCH
n WOMAN who baby three months old would 60 as WET
NRsE In family. either city orcouny Cal of two
DAYS At Mrs. DARCEL'S. No. 63 Frankllust New orN
An EXPERIENCED NURSE is DESTROYS Of a sltua-
n ton to TRAVEL with family to Europe CAL at NO. 20
Watts-st.
XNYANTED--By a competent SEAMSTREsS, a
w SITUATION to by the week month ndsrsiand.
Wheeler Wilson's and Grover Bakers Machines Can a. NO. 81
Wst Elev.nth-st.. between Filth and sixthaves
NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
~ SITUATIONS to do general HOUsEWORk, &C. az mrs
Institute, No II s,antons, the bowery
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HENRY III. LEEDS 81 MINER Will SILL By
L AUCTION, THU RsDAY May 81, at IL O'Clock IN 'front.' a
splendid pr OF BAY Ci.age HORSES with bses point,
eight years old and nearly hands high very syiy long tdS
and names knd snd gentle all and viii be sod - seteft
nary surgeons certificate Of 'Oundne Ono superb hoss Tee
Cope
but ie Of D0ube HARNESS made 70 ortr ~
pb. Al be sod whou, a. the osnes % g0sl
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nlarble nlnntels.

4 UGUSTUS TABER & BRO, Wholesale
"A Dealer. in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No. 7lJ
Wsters NewYork Iaisn and American Marble In Bork and
Slabs constantly on hand and cut to order.
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior n
lfA appearances durable half the price Of marble T. r.
STEWARr60 Sxthay and % Broadway bot Sh Dthsts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the city
WI 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the designs
prices at A. KLABER Marble Works No 100 last 18th
3de ~ Y Mantes put the country Cut this out
MARBLE MANTLELS. Floor Thing Monuments,
WI Heaones ke be purchased at wholesale prices nom
large and w.rassoted Stock flsHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BILE WORKS Nos 81 to 100 East Houston-st
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING--At
WI J. e. B0YLEs Steam Marble Works Nos. and 10 East
sDsL ssT 10 corner If Broadway large rsortweu On hsad
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HKSar N LsEDs Auctionser
q HtsNDU III EEnS MTAED uil ell a.

HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER will sell by Auc-
Hou, WEDNESDAY May 81 at los O'Clock, 8. he prv,s
rcsidenc. No. l4I Wet FleVenthst;
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of Bfss-s:
snd Ingram Carpets Rosewood suite 10 Figured sn Norwood
M.fbetop Center Tables Rosewood Msrbeop Eager- mros
back Suite IN Purple sn,in, Rosewood >ry snd
Table Mahogany Writing D Rosewood BoOi ase Pesft
Reception Chairs Cottare sus Mahogany Dress Bqreea.
Rosewood Plush Sprng Mattresses bossters
Pillows Mahogany Bedteadr Black Walnu Dining sbe ,o.h
Ntn Dek Oak g. ) Chairs Also, assortment Of Kitchen Fur
which tho sale viii commerce.
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% 1armsrs ano Others.

V1ARMERS wishing 10 invest 500 or $4,000
IL In thoroughly Improved STOCK and GRAIN FARM Of SO
ehei n scsisd in reh sahy district invited 10 sdd
% ssE no IL Lsxag.9n, NeLsan Co. ILL.,
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SEASONABLE GOODS |!

LARGE STOCK OF WHITE GOODS . $500.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
RIBBON And DREsSTRIMMlNGS
LARGH STOCK LACE GOODS - .
LLAMA LACE sHAwLs
LARGE STOCK MILLINERY GOODS. -
FRENCH AND SCOTCH EnBROIDERlES.
''''' FINE FRENCH FLOWERS
LARGE STOCK FRENCH FANS. -. -. .......,..,
PARASOLs AND sun UMBRELLAS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEA
LARGE sToCK GENTS FURNISHING GOODS -.
BRADLEYS DUPLEX SKIRTS
LARGE STOCK OF CORsETs. LADIES UNDERwEAh IN
STOCK AND TO ORDER
LARGE STOCK OF LINEN HDKs -.
~ IN GREAT VARIETY
~ WV GENTS AND CHTLDRES's
BFsT QUALITY KID GLOVES
ALL AT VERY POPULAR PRICES.
X. II. MACY,
Fourteenth ct. and 81
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DARITAN and DEL AWARE RAY RAIIROAD-

On and ae Fity June 1865 the JESSE HOfr passenger
bost Of this Road will leave Pier No 80 North River at M In
stead formerly THIS boat will Pier No North
River AIS a. for passengers only All baggage must be delivered
a. Psr No H. ". n CLAYTON, Superintendent
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
STRANG & ADRIANCE,
No. 355 BROADWAY, be,ween frsuSin aud LeonArtsts.
will offer on MONDAY at RETAIL. large sssortmeni
RICH AND MEDIUM PRICED DRESS GOODS
the piempory Auction Sales Of last weei about
half OF importation, comprising
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS. BLACK GRENADINES
IN great variety.
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of DRESS GOODS ever offered
by from IS per yard up the 6ue goods imported
RICH PRINTED ORGASDiKs. JACONETS. PERCALES.
$50 Pieces RICHARDSON'S LINENS. al the price Of Cotton
LACE CURTAINS from 81 50 pair up to finest quality
REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS in elegant designs.
Square.
100 Do. New KID GLOVES 80 cents worth 81
$50 Don New KID GLOVES 81, worth OIL IS
100 Do, New Shade, fine quality 81 as olesP. s'a'ly
sold at 81 rs.
IS Dos Gent, DRIVING GLOVES. 81 rs, worth e.
ALSO
A isrss assortment Of NEEDLE-WORKED BANDS. INSER.
TONS and EDGlNGS 6os imported goods 10 cents upward
$50 Ses Embroidered LINEN COLLARS and SLEEVES. with
stads included at Si worth o. So
500 Dol HEMSTITCHED LINEN HDKFS from Is cents up
ward
THY orr ATFsT BARGAINS FVYR OFFERED
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave loot OF
~ CourtAndt.t for PHLADELrHIA At aud 10 II T.
and for BALTIsoKH and Of and 10
m. aud ~ midnight
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Matbinerp.

49,
AN IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT in STEAM L.
PIsToV DOUBLE CUTOFF STEAM ENGINE.
;. saa sdso S's SsI sS Sd .ss s Of
dfciiel durability and saving o. repairs.
Requiring protection from the weather
Csn lie ran a, any velocity and in any position"
More Perfec and rapid valve motion.
!. Dispca.as with external valves and ',,'n chests
Dispen,nr with valve and reversing gear
More uniform aud continuol, motion
The e,lndcr' eaHne, get out Of line
IS per cent in weight friction number Of p'r' and
THE HICKS ENGlNf Co. No IS Liberty st. Nev.Yo'k
pRICK MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses
Maebney manufacturing Brick rsa.r send or eee
No. ls" Gernantown-aye. Phiaaep his-
ERICSsONs CALORIC ENGINES.
~ cIE BROS css.,cs ppsar End 'Sionsry sss and
.eP9ni Cotton oin sh'aS Ss'an oRsssoNA &C. '0O's oil
No. l6i Duanest, cor. Hudsonsi.. Nsv.forE
NEWSPAPER FOLDlNG-MACHINES for see
~ cheap 11 in good running order Apply at Press Room
Tribune Ohee
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
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psy.s y j. %ofs. Paerson X. j.
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One secondhand
y low $50 horse power eng and boiler 81 inch cylinder
saf Woods q hs eq,s M,Hqfe,qPs co@Pap G,-9S.
to J. RUSSELL Manufacturing Company. Greenfield Mass
TIVE HARRISON BOILER safe Steam Boiler
Generator combines essential advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION. In first and
repairs durability economy fuel facility Of cleaning and tran.
p0raon, possessed by any other boiler. 80.
combination hollow spheres
inches ghth q. inch thick These
held together by hron bolts with the
the is strength 10 resist internal
Il By punching uvctn which
the strength the wrought boiler plate about 20 cent
sss s t r. cSNS4 sE BGRT SDER Any
BILE STEAM PRESSURE
which hit ia ordnsry boiler
ioint this safety No other generator
this property OF relief under extreme without injury
g. itself and thus preventing disaster
Affected by corroon which destroys the wrought
Most explosions FROM this Il has
boilers arising from the extent aud
hro Of its heating surface also from the waved hne
the which thoroughly mixing the induces better
and breaking the fame the heat TO be etoc
uay absorbed than ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
quickly and with little fuel IL produces super
liable
transported and be aken that
piece weigh than 30 pounds In dcut PAGES OF c
II is readily Under ordinary creum'snoe, 1,
deposit by blowing tho wate entirely
week IL requires special skill In
Injued parts be renewed with great facility
boiler remains The greater part tie boiler will
neyer need al uness unfairly used
boiler be increased extent by simply adding 70 s
being the multiplication Of single ioTm It's strength
main all sizes IL has less weight aud less than
the ground OF the ordinary cylinder boiler without being
hight Any Kind Of fuel may be used from the most
refuse coal dust There 100 OF these boilers
nos. Of them in the best establishments In England and
In country Drawings and specific free Of charge For cir
prices address JOSEPH HARRISON Harrison Boiler
Works Gays Ferry Road adjoining United states Arsena Phil
aiephia, Pa
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The steamship CITY OF CORK. Of Inmsn will sail frotn
WEDNESDAY. June
Rates Of passage, payable Ia euTeneyF Cabin 500 steersg
go. JOHN O. DALE, Agent, No 10 Broadway.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSIOWN-Ths Inn.n Line, sailing mi
I'M he Malta
CITY OF SATURDAY. JUNE 2
VI
f1NA JfNf
CITY OF JUNE %
and succeeding SATURDAY WEDNESDAi, al noon
hom Pisr No. ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
BY the mail sailing Saturday;
FIRST CABIk.......... $40 SIS
To Paris 10
Rate, Of passage BY "wednesday sesmer F.t Cabin ESQ Steer
age go
Passengers also forwarded TO Haus hamburg Bremen te,
moderate rses
steesss passage from Liverpool or ouesn,towr. so
bought here sending for their friends
Ior further information apply at the Company ofoes
JOHN q. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway. NevY orb
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CntEF QuARTsRs.sTEKs OFFICE Depot OF W.sHiS0ros
NAsHISsTos. DC, May n. 1900.

- LANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &c.
Mi be public auction. under the direction OF ~ .ye bns
Gem C. H. Tompkia. Qulrtsmsser LINCOLN DEPOT Wssh
irston o. C. MONDAY June H. 1896 at 10 O'Clock sESs
lot OF QUAPrFRNASTERS STORES consisting Of
Wagons p Army Wagons with Hay Racks ~ b<s
agons Sprfs Watering Carts ~ Light Ci's 70 ws
hose BugEy 03s .inge Harness ~ sadtes
2l5O Scrap Chain $500 Old Wagon Arles 253 Coil Chss
Lead Pipe. l65 scrap Iron 2JU n Lead y3 10 set.x
Steel 1900 Soap Tongue Iron. OO scTsP Brake ION. :"
old Horse Shoes sO0o old Wagon Tire 700 sash With Olsss
Tow sud Ambulance Wheels. Wheebarso~s taSa-
Booklets Chains Hsers Nr-rche. Anyils smith Bellows
Portable korxes, z Barrels Kettles Stoves. &c.
This property been worn, bat large portion Of IS s.
v.crsble
The be removed within Eve day. FROM dste q
Terms: Cash, ia Government funds. ID. N. ri lkER.
Byt Ma Gen. Chief Qua-ermeste Depot Of ashinstoa
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Mem DnbIirailons.
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OFFICIAL SOUTHERN HISTORY or The WAR.

- y tHIWHtNt 10 NV rs FUH TIL
OPTICAL SOUTHERN HISTORY or THE WAR
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War BY Northern writer's and understand the
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and bruss southern Historian only
e lh by knowledge Of the events BY both parties
% the struggle
lie thu with the and authority OF
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CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One second

- low pressure power and boiler % inch cylinder
and al in perfect order Can BE- seen run
uiu Al the Russell Manufacturing COMPANY. Cf-n
field Mas Apply WOODRUFF BEACH Hartford Conn. or
l. RI-ssEIl Mannlaci lrng Comnany. GIeenhcld Mass
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains Leave Depot foot o


ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot OF
Expfes. Buffalo salanancs Dnnkifs
and West Connect. Buffalo with Lake Shof. and ufand lInns
kauwsy and Salamanca with Atlantic and urcst western A
fD. m. Mix nd Way Tain. daily. to Ois'lis.
Mai, Buffalo. SAaulanca con
Meeting Great Western Railways
40 Wsv for Port JorVi, Newbmyh and warwick
go Night Express Tor Rochester Bgha 0, Salamanca Dun
krk Mos-
I D. m lightning Express daily for Rochester. Buffalo
sAaniana Dunki West Connects Buffalo with Lake
Grand Trunk Railways aud at Salamanca with Atlantic
En- M Emsan, Train daily Buffalo Salamanca Dunklrk aud
West hugh RIDDLE. Gen1 supt New York
VIZ K. BARB, Grnl Pa" Agent, Nr~.for&
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
and Monday NAV A. 1876 trains FOR Albany snd Troy
with Northern Western trains viii leave Ns~fo
T4s m r,rrc,. train via Hud,on Railroad. ThIreh st.
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
Of aud connecting at Troy with Trains ;or Rutland Bur
lngon and Montreal.
10 M Mail Hudson River Railroad connecting Albany
trains and At Troy with trains for the North
II M, Harlem Railroad. Twenty ct and
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Leb
Pttstcd &c, Albany with trains for West and az
Troy Saratoga Springs Rutland Burlington and Mon
Express ,rsin via Hudson River Railroad connecting at
Albany trains West and At Troy with trains for Montreal
5 D. M EIpes. tain via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
Road Lebanon Springs and Pittshed at Albany
with for West aud Troy with train for Rutland Burlington
! and Montreal.
m ~ press ttsn Hud,on River Railroad with eepingcar
and through 10 Buffalo Suspension Bridge without
Also Sleeping every day excepting Saturday. at
ched nom New through OsdsbuEsh without change Via
w aud q. Railroad. This will Sunday COnnee
ton for Troy will be made a. y. Albany.
II train via Hudson River Railroad with seepingcar attached
Albany AID Toy In the morning. aud connecting win
~ " w ~ WIN H. Vanderbilt. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30

PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD
CABIN. SlJ3 sECO<D tABfs, so
inendiur table wine Ia either
The this line do oarrS
land Bre will be furnished here with
railroad aud their barr,ge checked Pans
additional charge Of ~ FOR and oT second ess
Hodidi attendance free AZ charge
For further inlo apply to
GEO MACkFNZIK Ar,n,. No. SO RroAdsAx.