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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
LITERARY ITEMS.

The notorious Colonel Harry Gilmor has written q
book. 1t Is entitled -Four Years the Saddle" and pub
shed by Longmlns in LONDON Here is story Il an old
meeting between the gallant Colonel and tue equally famous
guerrilla, Bcll1 Boyd;
On my way down ne vorley met at woods'och nv OF
acquaintance. Miss Belle Boyd, whom had known since the
Autumn Il Gl. Miss Bel begged TO accompany my
expedition OF by telling her she must first have Cen
Jenkins permission rose fue the SUM- ard ready
start when discovered she Rad carried ny saber and pistols
10 her ROOM 20 prevent pps Of without leF she was
shrewd enough 10 know wotl do. Down came Miss Belle
dressed 10 Ter nesug babt with pretty little beitround
her waist from whcn the butts TWO small pis,os peep
ing cased IN patent leather holsters
She role with me to the quarters Of Gen. jenkins 20
we found him sitting bfe his tent and after dspatching
business Miss Belle presented her request fixed mysf
not 10 consent The fct did not to be accompanied
splendid and recAl Ide Of uudnohne courage and her
whole SOIL bouud the southern yet she was ll
mark you only hnsheadstroDg and wilfl and ilhough
u best both fr her sake and NINE that she should not co.
hope Miss Bno WI forgive this ltl' ruse The Generh OF
rode of without her
Shortly aferward the Colonel had a very escape
from different kind Of companion:
was returning by shorter rone when came suddenly on
SSo9 10 narrow ine a lG o ou1 10 nav p
white handkIcld leaving long end hanging down over the
other Those Jessie Scouts" body II dressed in
Corfder ate uuf rms. ofganzoi by Gen. Fremont The
1'w rode up CAUTIOUSLY his pistol drawn but pretended TO
be vrg uuooncened. SLOWING disposition to draw nine
he rode NOBLE dapl gray aud stopped when our horses
"Going into town" replied quietly but in firm voice: He
same crowd Won do-,o Captain Purdy's scouts"
Why don't remember seeing YOU thoagh haven't been
detailed long myself"
That Is just my casc." rcIl.ed.
lie then asked what regiment was dctrled From told
him from the l2.h Pcnns lvana Captain feuues Company
Thus satisfied hmi be put bis pistol; aud, rs rode mp
alongside noticed pair II handouts Hoped the sTt
strap that holds the saddle pocket the flap asked what
he going do with the "rule' lie rel lied There is
Reb out at oil Griihl's. and am going ifer hu let
me look them sand and he stopped TO take them of
quickly drew my saber
There goio leading into lane where stood.
II o aud be made desperate effort 10 get
rough but lis hOre pushed 20 vita bis neck aud ~ the
same instant ny sword through his body. He "a,
dead In less than i've minutes but not btf he sad You
sold no pretty we'll but DON, blame you gave him
whisky Il flask and tried TO han. but
ny lide vent She heart He had good saddle
that saed better than the handouts carried I'll
toe way TO Getty s5urg. aud there gave them away
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QUARrEaMAsrER GEsERALs OPTog, FIRST DvisIos,
WAsHSGroS, u. C., June %. 1906 !
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction under tho
w direction Of Capt George r. Browning A. q NJ 81 OFFS
BORO d. c. % ihe highest bidders on FRIDAY Juy0 1900 com
men at 10 o. clock q. M. three separate lots Of
STABLE AND sIOCK-lARD MANURE,
containing hu1dre thousand cubic yard. most
which the immediate vicinity Of tie wharyes at which ooai' am
barge Pan be conveniently laden.
Purchasers vii b. required Manure before ths
unless otherwise arranged with the o~o<
o. the grounds
Terms: Cash ia Government funds
Oiesboro viii leave the SiItht wharf every hour up %
~ o'clock m. o le Day Of sale.
By order Of tie CIaT.ermaier General.
JAMES A. EKIN. Byt. Prig Ger. Y. : A..
In charge Firt Div. q. NJ q. D.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwYOKK;
For New.iIayen. 100 400 (Exb 13lL II IT, (EK1 5si
QS,) 34j $50 and 300 (EA,lp.m - - "a,
for Bidiepor 7.0. 800 (tI,l l.p Ri 2N, (ESl @VN
(E1..l IS. AMI 800 tEx.) .. IN.
FOR ~ fori and Strltiori 100 n 20 rs 80 p N
For Fafd,d Southport aud Wespgrs ~ iLJoa nj |o 'So
For Norwalk 100 400 (Er) 90 Il % l2l- (Exj 300
tFx.l 8 A., $50 $50. $40 (ET..i II. m.
For 6.ren ZOO o 70 Ii.aO .. n. i1ij 40 sop. N.
for cengch 3d. ll.J0 y - Jt5 Az $50 70 pm
for Stlnoi ZOO 8o0 tEKI go ll3A m; lA5 (EKJ I'D.
} A. 40. $50. 90. q % (E1l o. m
Intermediate EtalOai IOl @S' ''' 4 M :
at5. J05 SO. 80 7.n D.. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. gOoA no tEx 1O tEHjp) p m
for Boston, Wis Shore Line. l2.li. Ell a0lp .
For Hartford ami Springfield, bOO ms tEK.l 4' @uo NhAl
600
fr Conneccut River Railroad 800 EI,l l2l5p to Mon
rsal1 %. M to Northampton.
Tor Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad. 800 tEI
ror New Haven Now London snd sionns.on Railroad 300
m Ill5 Zen 100 p.
For canal Railroad. I.l5 o. m. to Northampton
For Housonic Railroad. a IN. J O. IA.
FOR kauaa uck Ral.road 800 Ia M. 800 y. IN -
add N)rfk RAILROAD m, l7l9 p tn 80 p m
JAMES n. HOYT Sno,.
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6iluatons Wante0- nlaIcs.

WANTED-A situation rs LIGHT PORTER Mes
w Waterman other Ike employ by who
good recommendations tor industry haey and Intelligence
Address coll on T. NEW Ton No. &! broadway or No. last
FoIyre 'ond-st
FAMILIES, Hotels Summer Houses, Farmers, and
others n Of capable aud wei recommended MALE and
FEMALE HELP. will fnd foil supply for ,vefy Kind Of work
constantly hand at Servants Institute, No 1873 Eleventh It,
Si1thav
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Hlatbinern.

JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
~ piled 70 Power and Hand Looms
RfINORAL SKIRT LOOMS made snd sltered 10 any
hind Of figures FINDINGS figured Weaving In a its Brenches
RIBBON SUsPENDER and TAPE LOOMS, also Loomsto weave
.nv kud Of narrow goods, made 10 order
tOOMs FOR sUsPENDER STRAPS. with button holes On tho
most approved Machinery for tho manucure Of Dress Trim
No. 1921 North Second A., PHILADELPHIA, Pa
CTATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
- zines and Boilers Flax Hemp Tow Okum and Rope hschnery
Mechanic Tools. Sc. TODD RAFFERTY,. Warehouse No
Deysi. n. y. Wogas. Paterson. ~ J.
rT,UE ADAAIANTINE BRICK PRESS
4 l. the ONLY BRICK PRESS tbl, ass abe PERFohA
process Il pr~sil -. . ,,.--.,
rrek THAT WILL NEITHER GRACE. tufOhf 20 NANF -
LrNNG ~ others tai iroesi g. 40 20 are ni aiof a We
c.u,n ths pubic esstt tes apo.n.9a~ J.. Z. WOODBURY.
Pres.lelt, 40. LIS Broadway
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orlH' sRaAlrER ysSrn,c. oTllcE fln.r DIyI.Io5

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
y STABLEs FENCING WfiARNES &c. AT OlESBORO d. O.
premises p5 auction under tie dec N Of Catn eore
browning A. q NJ commencing TUESDAY, July TO- 200 81 10
o'clock and CONTINUING from the samr honr each dsy tnrsS
Except FRIDAY July u. which day the Will be
sold she'll have been disposed or the following do
scribe public property 70 wit: . -
ELEVEN ~ Or FlCES 0mel 28rl40; two s,ori. 1920 l6IsI
two 2ox2O s'ores oS8 Kitchen joining loHt tR i's
IL; two PIX snd Ilx7j.
Eistynae as, LABORERS' QUARTERS (frame seyeny foH
i6xB fourteen i2sf and one 6xl6, with hed adjoining ss
Ten uW DWELLINGS rame) 2sK50i two stones with back
and two dining Sys iO1O lCa2O with wing oIlS.
2tr24 with - adjoining lsXiOl.
Nne C9I MSS HOUSES tsmel 2sSi9o two sore, l5Io.
with wing fs2O 28Hio; two stode 2SxiJ with ADDITIONS 's
l2) leHi4, Z8x.e two oresl 1880 iOx3i. and 2sxi0 -
Ihrytwo 92l STABLES fran Iwelyour 23KiR sir isf
$50 llA5g snd JS29 (wh she adj dining lt1J
one ~ HOSPITAL STABLE (ifsne, with aE'O Inca ies'
Dc ~ ISSUING STABLE Camel, with 5ola IIsi 'ee, 4
T~esiy eo BUILDINGS lame 2ss,. 2zss Iss9. lsI9 lsr
g. iO16; s0 9I1 zsxi3 2sIl4O 2Kio 2sIs" eoI
SHEDDING, 1853 lineal feet.
Thirty t32j WATFH TANKS, 4Hie two feet deep
Seventy 3D MANGERS 3Kl6i tnee and hafiee desp
Twenty (gO) OUT HOUSES.
Ore nj HAY SHED. ll2N32
Ore nj GRAIN HOUSE (famel 56x22n.
Thee 3 wHhRyEs: sOsi square feet iiiS' 'gns
fee. add $3.50 sqnaie fee.
FENCING. % $50 ire ice.
ID STORFiOUSE uramel. cZxion
Two BLACK SMITH SHOPS Qtsmeh isK6O and 63Ei6p.
O.eGl FSGfNE HOUSE. I7x52.
Tie buildings VIII sid siny and must be removed within
Tie building. will taken eSronse Of purchaser.
II depot waI and ye Of tie rsest css can 10
Terms: Cash IN Government funds
for e,boro VIII ene the Sixth stree, wharf egey ho~
during tie day of : le
for frLe infraaop apply reson by Letter to csp.a
GEORGE BROWNING, A. q Nj Gi9s6or3 ,, 6; or to A'
OHCe . - JhMEs A: EhIS,
Grese.. Bss adier-Geuer / T. s. A.. IN charge.
". .
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{ sAI ROE tASoE sIoeK OF wE5L;Kyows
QUART3RHAsrgN-u KSERALs OFgIcg,
FIRsr DIVISION. NAsHISGTos. d. g.. June 10 1866.
,ALE of STEAM BOILERS FORCE PUMPS,

-
- WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. a.. comprising
TliE WATER-NURKS AT OlESBOROUGH d. G.
BY order OF tie erra there viii he sold ths
premises public suction under the direction Of Capt George r.
browning A. n, FRIDAY July - 1866 at u O'Clock m the
folowu g-described public property. TO wa -
one STEAM BOILER, lolg aud feet 10 diameter with
2Dch ues) made Of 3ch boiler iTon with al the
oessary appYr including front, cocks. cts
valves. kstack and hood. Ashcrofs
poten grst,b pipe reducing all 10 good order
TWO WONIHINDIOS STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. D. lsiaoh
cylinder inch stroke 2ore cach aud each capable Of
pumping sui forcing loo 0 gallons Of watr day CONTESTED
with them requisite glands co1pie' bends elbows,
dolbeavc oil cups &c These pufsae eompn Yey ne" ara
10 comp etc order
lafl. qulitify Of MATERPIPR. IS fo'lows.
5.l82 feet t-ibch clsf-ron Mate-lire
l2.t0p feet 3iuch castiron Water-Plpe
500 feet Pinch wr0ngitif1n Wg'e-Fpe.
feet llirch cast WreT-lipe
20I0 feet pinch cist-rOn Naer.ile.
100 feet l.inch cast r0n Na'erPpe.
5000 feet finch " afrr-Pipe.
Thfyone CASrIGON FREFLU6S yre,s rarrti wis htbs
rs Len1s elbows 0gl.wsy
pieces Sc. All excellent condition; win all tue TOOLS,
6c qurud making alterations and repairs IN water pipe such ~
pipe cutting machines and dies pyes, crabs du' punch-s
caulking tools. Ae
Depot by WATER the largest clsss
b. loaded AZ the wharf
Terms: Cash in Government funds
Deliveries w be made to purchasers or before tue first (i''i du
OF August
boat for will Cave the sixh wharf every hour during
the Day 81 sale.
ANY may be desired viii be given sP
pcou person by letter to Capt GEORGE T. BkOMNln'.
A. q NJ, Gle boro D. G tnis olhce JAMES y. INN
Bcvct Brig Gem T. : A. ~ cL.e First Division u NJ o. "
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THOMAS STEPHENS. } Crotoa
eo q cRi I, rpAARhAeH' kks Ss;S
KI,O SrONE-RLOCK PAYERS.-Separa

YI,O STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate sealed
Propossls each ndolsed with title Of q e work Or viii b
NAV be offered Of bidder and the date q Offering vii be
rec,Vvd until II O'Clock az MONDAl jays.
1855 fr Il SroNE-BLOt PAVEMENs IN %
North RIVER rocondsirce oa Az
Bowery ChaT street from 60 on
wiehsve. toIty-nnhsee ON sSih % lgnehaye
SixhayeEuc Thirty street foil i'm "a
Twenty from Efayenue % broafwsy
Nouhseet from Broadway to ba1efsrti ana twenty u.'
arg ct from Fifth 10 Sixth avenue 80, ,,
Blank for bids and specifications sn be obtained on spp.
u'H /" 'A' N'"'''' 0'N - THoNAs STEPHENS, cto,oa
ROBf. L. DARRAOH, J Agt
A * CRAVEN Board
OAoe croon Aanednc, Department. June %, lso6
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ciituaiions iDantco-frma.es

4 WELL.EDUCATED young LADY from Paris,
speaking Fnsh DESTROYS engaging for the Summer
longer with family travel with young idy Preach teacher
Best Trquei Addfe Nile NJ
a. o. Messrs Duratd Bihimd No ~ Se.ey-s sewiok
\VANTED-By a Young Woman (COored), from
w the West Indies, situation In rcspectahe tanif a.
CILDS NURSE, DO psin ewing gvo good rec e1ce
Apply at Room No ?, relr Of No. 2i9 Llziheth-t
A LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses and
"A Hotels eau 10 Supplied with good SERVANTS from All
tons, Protestant and Cathdc. at MRS YOKKsTONs OFFICE,
No. 10 FouIth-ave.
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nlarb!e Hlantels,

MARBLE MANTELS-The best place ip the city
s TO purchase MARBLE hANTELs Of latest dessps ysy
low urioes l. KLABER Merbs Works No l09 kas, is.a
0dve Y Mae,e. pos up IN the country e.s I'M. os
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
" Appearance, durable; half the price OF marble r. a.
STEWART Cos Jv. and Broadway bots''h Sn s..
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot Of
N Chamhrrssf, Payonii Ferry; 49, p, ,.,
Jsy Frpcss r Rochester Buffalo sa1ninca Dih@rs
AMI SD points West ald Sou'f.
$50 a m. Way Train div 70 Oi.v.e.
l0s ~ Fruress : 81 ButLo. Salamanca and West
p. o.. W ~ Train. for Middeown.
40 p m Way. Tor Port Jefvii Newbnrsh. Werwlck
s.g a. Nisht t1pe BufalD. Sd imanca end DunNrk
n h. glnins daily Tor Bufo, Salamanca, DunkirS'
snf "a roin. We End south.
%. No. FmIefant Irlin daily for tie West.
ia d ct come ZION with ~ southern ana
We en- lines HLGH RIDDLE, Geul supt
n 4, r. RAM &c 4 Pas. AGENT.
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CRorox AoURDUor DEPARTMENT hFwIoRK june % 1861.
mo Iron. EOI INDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS.

AQuFDUCr DfPARTNKNI, NtM.l ohk Jln. y I125
ITO lRON-FOli NDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received ONCE, Botunda, City Hall Pafs guh II
o'clock a. m ofTIJRsDAY the 2t day Of July, 1896 for shs
ply e cast waieT-pipes VIZ;
ri 800 feet OF cast ZION ppe 20 inch Internal diameter
5000 feet o. iron Ipe Y inches internal diameter
5000 cast iron waegpipe, Inches internal diimeer
100 feet Of wlset-ppe inc inrnai diameter
a. tnna branch ppes md othr SPECIAL castings.
separsfe lid NAV BE- offered for 2)ia;h
pipe the r. s. aud fich PIPE r. The peci castings os
FIR the whole Of 2inch pipe or Tor the
whole pipe for the whor ofti special castings
be nfoed PIopo al for Cast Iron Wa-e
Pines and special together With the bidder aud
date Of is Offering
The amount required viii b. thousand dollar
blank Of bids can be had appeon "A
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Crooa
L.. DARRAOH Aaueducs
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
ON md afe Monday May train. fo Albany and Troy
with northern and Western trains, will leave Ne"for
7.Is a M Express train Hndsou River Railroad Thireh s.,
and ttae through 20 Buffalo and sus elson Bride without
chane and connecting Troy with trains for Rutland Bur
o. a Dan Via udon Rive. Rsosd come Albany
with G trains. sud t Troy Wit. trains or ue No'th
II . ne E1pfes train Vi, II len 81 ,aa I'VE \ "a ~ ~
anon sprn-s Phfcl Sc, Albany with trans for Wet and ri
TOY wh tu saritost springs Ruud Burlington aud Mon
a. m Frp-e,, in VIA Hudson River Railroad connecIn- =,
Albany Wet and Troy with trains for MonreI
Espe tain via Harlem R,o'd i at q, oe s6@
raa Wet aud at Troy with trains for Rutland Burlington
r. m HSpe, ru udson River Railroad with seepng-cnr
aiae aud through to Buffalo and Suspension ride without
% Rama ~ md o. Rsiro,d This tan viii ran sunday. Con.
ii p vi, Hudson River Rnloii with leepnser a,tic e
arriving Albany end Troy in tie morning. and connecting WIN
"'H' ''' N0''' anu WIN H. VANDERBILT. vee-Pre.deot
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ Couundi.st PmLADELrnlA at and 10 a. NJ " M
and Y p No. BALrKoRs aud wAsnlsGToS a, aud 10 No.
p m. ani Il midnight.
DARITAN ana DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL COMPANY-On tnd aneF FRIDAY, June l. the jkssE
hOYr passenger boat hls Road va, lesye rf 90 i os
Tor tho fo loving points on tie r. d:
Red Bank adli fra n Fsruin ds Point Pess Brsbur
Manehes,e, River Moolmn,ie Baneg shhuons tucker
Ral,osi Throazh to Camden IN hours Fare 81:
% Frf LIE, NJ de d s @.Sa 11
port Brnchport. Long Branch shark River sqln
The Freight Loaf leaves At for oil points the ae and
RErURsrSe TRAINS LEAVE caa9Es
AZ goa. arriving IN New lorA al Zlo o. III
Freisn. 1t 30 .. M, arriving in Nvw-i ors AZ M
Way aud EApra $50 arriving ia NewYork a. $3.50
BAn baggage must be delivered Pier no g n9He WIZ DC
received at Pier No. J. W. ~ OLAh lo" 'up]
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Proposals.
ASSISTANT CozmssARr GENERAL OF suBsbrEscs
No. I SAFEST. NEw-l DIRK yuue J0 1870
ARMY -SEALED PROPOSALS (ii

OFFcE OF ASSISTANT GENERAL sUBsDrEscs
No. srArF-sr.. NEw-l DIRK June 90 1870.
ARMY SUPPLlEo.-SEALED PROPOSALS. ia
O'CLOCK D. M on TUESDAY. July Tor uppiHg the O.h
uued states. Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to be dsD'sfed
5 G . oi PoRk-MEss OR PRIME MEss-of,h crop
hone i OF S's s IN weigh, and ofoSshy .sd
will whon e pork packed and tue brands also 'h ANA
TIE pork to received such inspection yard. shall be sr-ed
IOOg barrel Of quality supefne souern St. Louis
other brands OF FLOUR suitable for ke Ping m rd'~ d".
barrel. to be good shipping order with round hoops o had"ea
500 GALLONS cfthe b,s. quality q PURE VINEGAR made
on, Cider WHISKY Zee from al 70 m acid and mi lno1s
thirty i've ens bon,e Of potash neur1 troy
tie Nuesr the strength a. ay be- to ee PIT up
proposal distinctly tie And and quality q Vinegar ofe'e
so 600 pounds COED hard SOAP to b. made by boiling sad only
from good materials. fm clay soluble glass or other sdds-.
ps sn st S ha ~s 9 aSS be %s dod being packed
The sores are rsgri,sd for Immediate ders,E
Samples Flour Soap uusi be- delivered win the pro
printed copy be attached to esct pro-
ro and the proposals specific complying precisely win
all the zach b 10 have eons'de9a mast contain Tie wit
We srasr.isnrd should all par.
true par or, and conditions also w boads
the amount oneur Of the value OF tue 'ofe' proposed to %
The seller name OF business ard the date OF purchase
wei the Of contents with shipping marks to be leIeef
designated must be- piiy marked on every package Al other
oh lrk. must be iirgat,d
other than he IeJ ,a6hs sPe' WI be required f' 'h'
Sss and i% nm rrcsdas s
The Mat viii eNanued nd posed by plsis' f'oa
this a tie par Of q e uiei stiteA
Flour Soap will inspected at tie date Of delivery .sd
eompd vi the asa s1P pc oy ga Inspector 'PP'd ~
Payment r be n1iesn currency or IL egaraf Is soon "iuoas
Concior hold their goods without expense ss
United states until required Tor shipn en-. -, -
iaaea earspe adesd % The 1adsHgrse spg s''''A
1'|''1'''' 8revet Brig Gen. snd 4. { q. 8.
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Gou MAY Lave James Zip. " T., for Grcenpoft an
Wv ,sars; for Syot ard stat ons 3o p m ~
pre-. rein. Gfcenrort; $3.50 ryot ED stations -
n p Norm film md SATURDAY nights 20 lapLa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Drn Goods.

AT GAYN0Rs,
"A No 7t5 BROADWAY.
Between Fflhti and Ninfh-st..
ELEGANT FRENCH
BALMORAL TRAVELLING
shfRrS.
received Also magnificent variety tesn, shaped Of ouf
FRENCH CODsETs.
AL sizes for ladies' ard m.-s~s.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
0ANNOR, Imp aud usnulactlrr NO s3 Broadway be-
tween Eighth ana Aiuihst.
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

kNAfEl1, SIEED AND tOhf Ohl'
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL
CONCORD TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The Jew and stsneh Of the Norwich inc
CITY OF HpslO N aud CITY OF NETWORK,
New Yort daily (~uudays excepted ocork from
Pier No 80 Aorth River, ieoi 81 Holtfy's',
there connecting with the searba fxps Tran irom ~ above
Noiwh ani Worcester Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua aud SeR- London md Northern Railroads.
Freight the lowest For information inquire Of
p. $ MAl,IlN. Aaent on the Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
" aud Freight Depot IN New or foot Of Liberty
It, Hampton Junction With the pewsre Lakawanna
Western Railroad AID az kaon with the LriZh valley i
road and connections forming direct line Pittsburgh and che
"e''' ""Aou liz III. SToNS LINZ TO TIE WEST
Three ESrs' Irin daily from the West; except sundays when
~ the
Sixty aud til ho1rs saved by mis- line % Ohcago Cn'is
natl. - Louis, Ac. wi .l one enan-e 81 cir...
SpNI.t ARRAtHfMENIS.
Commencing May o. I6l-I~ayr New / orS a. follows.
ni1pess for tue Nesiconuecis a. fa'lon VIVA yam Tor
Msuch Chuus. Wigmspori Wlse.harr Mahanoy City, etc
. for FloHingon. Easton. Water Gap
scnton Nik~sbarr- Greet Bend Pittton Bnghsuton etc
u-Nesern Expr@ss f1r Egston. Allentown HirflsDura,
with but Cincnnai
bat changes o. 81 LouA Connect. Of H
b1g win hoflr enifa and Philadelphia ana Eie hoadi Tor
CORY aud th- Oi Regions. ,
y TRMS-For Epston. Allentown. Msuch Chunk Reading
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VII The National Academy Of Desisn-ClaTeDce Cook
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