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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

OF the French fleet II under l,2ootuns under 5000
and IA 1900. but under 5000. Taking the mean
OF the speed Of all on trial trips, gives scarcely
10 knots the highest. the Marengo giving only
1915, and some as low as z knots. The average amor
plating OF the French vessels Is 81 inches cling from
inches TO 81 inches The thckest amor however, Ia .
mere belt above and below the water line and 81
fine French vessels have the powerful armOred bukhead
across the stem and stern 10 them from the raknR
fire under which they would fan easy victims tO
active enemy The greatest weight q arnor which tho
largest class OF French vessels carry IL and the
smallest 279 tuns and their graest number OF Is H.
THE English have ready 35 iToncad vessels either
Mt sea or ready for it, and ye more could be added TO
mia number in less than three mOntb5iO In ALL Others.
of course are building launched, such as the sultan,
Audacious Inylncible, Iron Duke, Vanguard, &c and
cnuId soon be got ready. S in number should have
Ave vessels less the French though In actual fact
orr Acct IA TO theirs would be 100 b. So In consequence
OF greater size speed, strength, and armament. The
average speed Of the whole English feet IA nearly
possible IL knots the highest the Agncourt being ~
tnots and the lowest the Vixen ss only four vessels
in our list the Enterprise, Vixen Water"itch and VIPER
which are mere gunbOats though arnOred ana Carrying
bcavy guns are sma than those In the French navy
Class FOR class immensely exceed the French IN un
mage thickness Of armOr, and number ana weight OF
guns The difference the whole Of the two Isis may
be represented between France and England as I'VE 10
eight. -, -, - ~. A.
which have astersks prehxed 10 their names are either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
LETTERS From The PEOPLE.
A MODEL CHINESE SERVANT.
EHsfor ~ Tn. TribnfS

MODEL CHINESE SERVANT.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR A lady few days ago mentioned in
your journal that she had tried servants Of three nation
atles, and all found wanting Her hopes now de
pended upon the Celesals Allow 70 strengthen her
hopes. Years ago took voyage. The Captain was
a gentleman as well as a good seaman, and all law
and order board Of that ship His Chinese steward at
traced my particular attention AS waiter, never
his equal in anticipating wants before passenger
could express them The Captain told me that this stew
ard had been in his employ two years. had never been
sit down from his time Of rising 10 that OF going
bed that he kept strict account every day Of all he
took Of the ships supplies and at the cnd Of the
he knew how much remained. E..
Nelc- York, July II, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
CORNELL AND ITS PROFESSORS.
the Editor OF The Tribune.

L the Edtt0r or The IrtOuHe.
SIR: Prof Sprague, late of Cornell Univr-
sty, I'm letter published in TIE TRIBUNE OF last Mondy.
speaking of the resignation Of of the Professors Of
that University, says that assistant professor Is
understood to have left for uerdtre position
that professor also resigned "from family consider
lions well higher salary" The writer heard a
Cornell professor remark. few weeks ago, that Ppf
Sprague himself retired account Of the sBidlness u
his salary at Cornell, and that as Principal OF tie
Adephi Academy, Brooklyn, he is 10 receive six time
much. Thus, see that assistant professor ahi
two professors have signed from this University durs
the last year. l cannot say whether Cornell pays liz
professors or less than other colleges but hOwey
that may be, IL appears II does not pay them enough
Prof. Sprague the most popular member with III.
students OF the whole Faculty excepting perhaps Pres
dent White; he held an important post-and held with
perfect CONFERENCE.-The chair of English Literature
Cornell University cannot part with its old professor
without suffering thererOm. Firstly because cause
the institution appear unstable TO the public secondly
because the resignation OF men acquainted with the Uni
versty system and the appointment OF strangers who
Ignorant of Its management cannot but be rtarda
ton and detrmen TO ts progress The question ther
arises Can Cornell afford 10 retain its old Professors
IL would Mr.. Cornell alone has given the Uni
choice lands in Kansas Minnesota, and Wisconsin which
selling or and 3sOO has been received I'm it, treasury
from other sources, that Cornell Universities or
destined to be- the richest OF Colleges Let ui
hope them that OF letters will receive generous pay
az Cornell at least, and that the institution which bas
taken the initiative IN so many beneficial educational
forms VIII also make a move IN this direction.
Let me remark before closing that trust that no in
ferenses viii be drawn from this letter that the Cornell
University is retrogradng. Far from IL. Prof Spragu
tells these nd
condition than at present; and from ryatons let
add that, II not greatly mistaken, larger Fresh
man class will up TO Ithaca this Fall than entered
any college in America. IS
NetC- York, July g.,
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DISABLED SOLDIERS on WARDS ISLAND.

Among the residents of Wards Island are
ii0 discharged Union soldiers under the OF the Com
missionerS Of Charities and Correction. Some Of them
are sick some are manned and al poor They fough
for the Republic in the late war; and hut for hand Of
charity would be destitute in the country they helped 70
save All they possessed-life, health, and strength
they pered at their countrys call They are the "recn
OF battle and the remnants of victory. We appeai "
those VINO are reapiTy the fruits their Devotion
patriotic duty. Of their abundance % give mite 70
these defenders to procure for them what their b OF ae
moes not ineude-L tobacco, fruit and reading i',et
The soldiers OF the nation should be the nations dearest
care Those who are willing to contribute ror tnoS0
simple Injuries may inclOse their mite 10 Ihh Iib, '
Itmes Post Standard, Mail 10 Burntons book st.v
No " Fourtave., and il will be sacredy apphed 10 '
object designated
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GERRTT sMITH-HIs MILITARY SPIRIT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
ILa tom frnraa nntrnit

SIR: The communication from Detroit in
your paper Of the 22d inst. says:
wears gave cooed AMI other
seites hGDdTeds Of farms Of from 20 to R each kI un
NewYok George Uat declares that the purpose of lis Ad Ell
before made public to settle colony there TO dn 10 military aos
order in due time take part in scheme Of which the raid liar
per's Ferry imperfect Illustration
Instead Of seyerayears" it is "a years since ave
the land referred to- Moreover, it was not To make
soldiers Of the grantees, but simply farmers that ave
it, 1t is true that also hoped that their ownership Of
this land they all colored persons would 10
increase their self-respect, and would be allowed
supply their lack OF the property qualification for voting
Not unfrequenty, see myself represented as bong
anything but peace man. one OF my neighbors, ol q
recent visit 10 part OF North Carolina, learned tha
had been regarded there as bloody old villain" Never
theless, among those who do not expect the void
TO be made better by the shedding Of blood How little
Of the military spirit there is may be inferred m
my not knowing how to load or fire a gun.
Peter6OrO, July rs, 1870. GHRRIT SMITH
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REPAIRS ON THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

dispatch from Hearts Content, Newiounu,
land, announces that the fault In one OF the Ataho
Cables that harbor had been repaired Tue rl5hs
ship leave a. she had taken on boaru ho
necessary cable % remedy the other defect on inc s'
line II about rs ulIes irVm Hearts ContGnl
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YORK. Friday. Aug. 5,

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. s, 1870
Harvest time now drawing TO O close, the
farmers begin already TO bring their suporuous stock 10
market The different sales and exchange stables In the
horse mart in East Twentyfourth-st. are slowly hlng
with new arrivals among which we noticed some fine
animals, many them in such excellent condition
that would hardly suspect them OF having ever Deen
used for any other purpose than pleasurenilNihB O
attention particularly drawn 10 par Oh clOseil
mated dark brown horses l6 hands high, years 0d,
bred In this State and owned by Mr. w. Wells. Thcy are
stabbed with Post Nichols at whose stables also arrived
TINS morning head OF very fine horses Dred III Oleluf
county, N. Y. These are quite green animals, ana re-
qulre only little condition and some training 70
make hne appearance before any carriage. Inc Bun
Head stables OF A. s. ChamberiD have fresh supply OF
althy-oOking farm horses from the Lower Canadas NJ
b Curry to Long Branch with few picked carriage
horses and some speedy trOtteTs, and Oh. f. Hill got
couple OF promising troters from Kentucky. Although
but few sales OF railroad horses Effected
there were good many people In the market who
TO look and inquire after the better class OF horses
favorable sign for the coming trade. The second semi
Messrs Johnston Van Tassen Nos. I12 and ia East
Thirteenthst took place. usual vt II O'Clock to-day.
very fine dark bay trotng horse, 15 hands, years
old said to show 250 when in condition, brought the
horses went of OllOws Chestnut horse 16t hands,
years. brought 500; soTe horse, 16l hands, years.
$780, buckskn horse l5t hands, years, brought $3.50;
black horse, l6i hands years. brought $780, Also lot
Of work-hOrses, bringing from sl0OdsG0.
From the different carriage repositories we report
Wood Brothers Co. have taken order from the Count
de Pourtes OF Paris for Of their celebrated model
road wagons Messrs Brewster & Co. OF Fiith-ave are
making speciality of London brOughams, with the IA
nous Ceilings axes (sOme fine specimens OF this modern
and FthaYe. and at the wareroOms Nos. 62S ana go
Broadway. Messrs DcInarest & Woodruff exhibit new
rage" TIE best explanation for its and utility lies
already in its namc
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rrROpEAN MARKETS

IL
roxpox Aur S-ll9 uoonsos opne az 1 O % mSne iTe Ssu
o e. ~. ssourt Ameican securities qHe Sleu oa.s oS
,5i1 bonds i6 50; 1875, OH 2i 1871 81;
ets SrIi. pre Railway shares, l4li Illinois Oehs' ii A
Great MtsteI9' ~ ,tton onsped steadyi Miding
ns 81 Mius orleans 8d sales Of The weea SsT t 80 ~
Oo take ior export snd o. for spe 49,. N l American
o0 AM A. rec,irts ef The week, lO Dses I'm Al
IcVpoN An. 5-Taiog dull AZ - " cWt o S,arsri Wb.
avrw,rp Arr s-P,troleum. AZ as francs Joy S'1n" '
RpsvEN Aug 5-PetIoegm close hea'f xerlsy a.
U,.RrNg Aug 5-Petr0leGm opened quie' anu s''' '' "
~ banos - -, o,i T.. r,oDey and sol for account
"r -, III yer. United states 52V bohl' i''i WI '''
OIL 83 1901 Ere Railway shares 10 r,l.nA I'D M6dns
LvERr0li. So p m-Co'toh ~ nort 4i3 OlO bales
cos a4 S5ck ~ Cotton Al ses hoau' 70 ~ ~ frfi, Whit.
~ an I,sp Wheat II 30l per ce9,ai ,I a. y,
f,r No Eed Western aud 10 ~ 10 loi nv ,ao .rs uesy
West io He ~ n, Eu1opesn Provisions ART quiet Bacon 6
.r cvt f SioriR hhd Modes ,a =. col 10, ,o,., oQl
Ar,rican steady Us bSs o's Va O's ~
M, Fo q Rlvsy stocks qaet Bne' 's Illinois, lO AAnuo
sni Sreat o's g. S1s, r. m-Cotton closed with downward
~ ns UrlsDis I'd; Mdhng Orleans Ssd the sales OF
- ~ s0 hses incung lsO for speculation and export
s1s-l.e7 - 20 ~ .-tirc 3 T. Lnse,t Oh, tHd Az
S-c $50 mReined Petroleum Qnet atlet. Com
q - IN SuEsr spo daL Ialow deolnngi quoted ]sS
eiirts 1urt rtne que. -, g ...l..,A
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
cOTTnN NfAnKrrs

RAITtN0HE, Aug. 5Coiton du prs unchaneeIi N1iiigs
H"; net week a bales; CO3swise, 3e bales total
bae; oolstwe 25 bales; sales Of the week 5l5 bales
ts,o'k liz tse
OKLHs Aug. 5-COttOn doll and prices nomina Mdings
t- sales 80 n receipts 81 baesi coa,t'se - n less TOT j.
stock 43 80 bales; receipts Of The week S8 bales
rs b.is; total 1c63 bales eIpors-ooastse 42O4 bales
q Of the week. 23O bales
Aug 5Cotion dali Mlngs l3c sales C0 bales
receipt, T. tales stock, 222 baesi n receipts Of tie week.
o1poo the Continent Ito SDaE 2J2 bales;
T. 1aes: sails o. the week, 5o bales.
0RroK Aue 5-oon qniet and drl receipts Of the week
hsles baesi tOsdl 2 uses; expOrtseOgse, 81
s4 week. 100 bales stock O. baesi Low Mlags
q. j az
oBILy dull; M3ing 7ie.; sales 10 bac':
tOG, bales
Bitn 3, bai eoeswise 373 baes stock, 1894 l ne,
~ts week bales; coaswise ~ bales; total $40 bales
Gat BntSu 57 bses; 70 France SI4 baesi sales Of tie
tStek, lOJJ b-e&
S4yANsAH Aug 5-COton quiet Mdnr l6}d6lc; sales
bales receipts lj5 bales exIocoastwe CJ bes stock
bales % Of the week 6l bales; eIports-cOas wise
= ,l3 bales slles Of The week, 403 bales
GALVESTON 5-C0On dul prices nominal; Good OrnarT
receipts bales; eIpOrseolswise ll6 bales stock, 7i15
kaes; pts the week 2i2 bales e1poscozstWse g65
a.. .es;s es O b. $40 bales.
BosTOs Aug 5-Coton quiet and steady MdlDgs Poe net
-epts ooastwse 40 bales 3Jj bales
n4its Of the week, 900 bales stock, 8 300 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
''''i' BnAScn orncr-lao Madisor.st Chicago
Gbe Gurf.

I ONG BRANCH RACES.-MonmOut Park
4 -3I eOO: diys, eaci day cocAP
Last Dav-SATCRDAI Aug b-Hlis halicp, mls hufdhs
Restoration stakes 5000, mile heals, - ehtnes isec Pae
: 900. AhO9 hoDA'9i i1''i''~
WV. T. RAysOR, Sscretlry. . .,o,-- ..
Tie PLYMOUTH ROCK and JESSE HOfI carib of con-
veying bousanis viii leave Per l Hlrrsv y r. 20 go M
o'clock vhe1
sengers will reach in less than two hours
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

,hA Con. Malt sa bush Peas "a bush Ben' xoo Sn
Mt, m Tl2 pkgs Cheese bbs Rggs 6l5 bbs Por lOo1s
49, i.,ber Isl bblS Copper pkg, Dried Hu pkg Ioose1
no hbds TOhao, so lkgS Sseh 90 osios "0" % ' f' wv
hbls WHISKY, 23S bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
LAKE SHORE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company for he
purpose Of providing for the payment Of its several debts
they become due has executed Union Trust Company
NewYork Trustee upor the whole o. RoS and branches pay
able July the year thousand hundred
Coupon OF will be issued with Seven
per per payable semannu the FIRST day Of 0na
GTV July each and REGISTERED Bonds Of $1,000 5000
and $1,000 each without coupons with interest Seven centun
snnu payak quarrIy frs. day Of January, Apfl JAy
and Oo5 in each year principal and interest payable at the Office Of
TIE Union Trust Company in Eev-Yort
especially 70 this class % REGISTERED
Bonds which account Of the Security Afforded agci loss by rob
b fire o1cis and tie poyD quarterly interest offer
investment peculiarly desirable
fe of these bonds be purchased at o7l accrued
interest, upon application to
ROBINSON, CHASE & Co,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
Albany CATTLE MlRKET-Aro. S.

cste opened brky this wee offerings
erei 1913 he 35g last The average quality was su
show but little change prices the highest
brces REALIZED yc Choice kentrcsy The ruling price.
Eo sc, Nothing Of
mCh Tue supply Of .hep snd lambs
week and the market c0unuc Jul at decue Of ia
ne sheep s0tc; lambs, Ia Sc Nothing dong IN hogs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
6apinss Banks.
Thances for Business men.

A THOROUGH and capable business man
- having $4,000 42OOjO 20 INVEST learn OF rare
business by addressing NJ fr6une oh NeSfork
be had Business
proGts large the best OF reference given and required
EV'HE COLUMBIA STEAM FLOUR MILL for
2) barrels PER dsy apply L. PERoT on the premises
No u Broadway, n. Y.
XVANTFD-A Special or General PARTNER,
w s250JO $4,000 bclaz wholesale cash business
uaGe competent and experienced management with an extensive ana
valuable pstonag long standing and so With every requisite guaranty
OF safety success large returns H. C. Y Tribune OGce
IVANTED-A thorough BUSINESS MAN,
w with p ePs5e Of taking charge Of The Introduction Of
important improvement secured by patent great effected
superior ani large profit Particulars and estimates Win T.
l.. ROBERTS & Co. Consulting Engineers, Is Wallst
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
CoTTTT SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

SUMMER ARRANG Raoi.,.i, MI,t Nd Grand .,..
c.S,S MoyDAY May -, 1870, from koo'e''' Nd 'A0" '
Ell IA r,umcdaton to Pacho5ue
VI Ipsh,I,n Aecomn and ali stations - L.. IN
n m Ro.avaT EIcuson lt tfall m VII L ,,.es Bsle
So y uor Fire Place, and South ha'eh
ANN m ACCOMMODATION for PaiehoKue s,,,;on.
80 80 .tou FOR ll anI Az an snr..v,
90 90 - a. iccomm,taon for hsrdeE ana j" "'' ~ '
through 20 Bal bon ...,s With boat OF Babylon for
Ga N. Ald 3:Jj ,. Erpres' o"nD''''
All train. connect valley stream iof I.,n
,g EeN York train ron A nm Ro.k..., Reach tor
psfv nave erected erionsFe p"i-ts
IL "A nyeuience OF q,
st.t. "a md from ths beach, One pvs
FOt farther Pashsaan s'e nf.s - W. DOUGLAS supSasaassl
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRS RAILROAD.

Depots NeylOrk foot Of BArelsyt and foot o.
SUMNER ARRANGkMBNTS, commencing II UhsDAl guy - ioo
BXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Denvl vito Doon
ton BfAuh Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex X
anl Eewton Washington with tie d. b. and '" H.
Water Gap Sousbug Scranton Great Beu Bnshamon SRA
ard O'Hego s1f all points the Laeka"AHna And booOu
AMI Delaware and HUDSON X Rfs. -
l:iO LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop At feTarE ho'r'
town Dover HaceoWn Washington Phpburg and EAsion
bel T. X Beree 6e AM AZ
with L. Bshehen, AlsatoSn, AaGss CtunE aa
Milkesbarre. -
4Op m EXPRESS at Dover with Chester r.
Sssoo with ard Warrington with d., l., and
W. K r. for Water Gap Suouisbug. and Scranton r.. .
HACKBrfST0WS MAIL connects win boonon Che'tsr
and snsseH Railroads 5000 i, ,o ,oo.,
$50 p. ca, -oo -, ,o.,o
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 63o 7o and lO:lO n
$3.50. and $500 p . -,,a- . =. o., "a a..
lI.21 io 25 $40 $3.50 $780, 800 $40 $780, and Has
a- NEWARK at o:3o 1880 $500 $50 eIo '1Oo lo:oo 1:o
l1:20 and H. Il; zo 2;S s0 9:to 9:2' ~ SD
Trains marked stop At East SewArL o..z.. ..
:, 80 S.oS 2.G6 s.i0 s.50 and 400 n m
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
financial.
ALBERT II. NiCJLAY. Aa-honeer.
LBERI III. NICOLAN,

ALBERT II. NlCJLAN, Ad'Iphetf'
DY ALBERT III. NlCOLAN,
ID AUCTIOSBBR AND STOCK BROKER
Ohces No. 43 liuc-st
REGULAR AUCTION SALES or STOCKS AND BONDS EVERY
MONDAY AND Thursday o.,
SPECIAL made other d when required which has been
q. established with this hOus' Tor IL 1EAHS.
snd Coll bought and sold on
tie stock EIcango csrls and a Private Sai
Estate Orr 0i = uto
Others promptly executed on The Ino avoafle terms
and Bonds not dealt al the ht0cA LGcarge
Ro4r 4rls Rpre' a lsv fo
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
Amueemenis.

--- ~~N~@~-
WALLACK's THEATER.
W FIFTH WEEK
Of the 'SSssJgs1! n, g0sspa q is' yO'ns ''n'i"''
"1 'o'hrn RpNET.
@cHAREEiRssr HAREisrs e.YfsFs TsFs a,u.a
OUR Cousin GERMAN
II. ,.,,-,.....,. EsiMsT AND PKifS,
NIGHTLY ovAuoy
LARGE FASHIONABLE. ASb RSrHUsr,yr,c ,rnFycy,
yeserSSs Rp Van was NC 5A'f With Soe Dgai sA
ErsEAoy 90 TIE sr,rs ., Sssfssr
n, s5rSslSTsSozsTs % oT'cE, wARO IsE,s0 Jay a. isc
DER ssi s, AZ AHoS Sft. r. e .'oSgo.9s. S y
perfect overoas a oysrrssp W. 81
thousands nauts Fatb,Al hsre e " h. sa. .s,.
soas Of German ca,racieT "a b. fae ph,ses '"s
pRrTz AND EMNBr EVERY NIGHT
THE GgBAT PAH1oR CONCERT segNR
h"2ci SGIiSiRbER now YoU vosi 10
MiTISEE M1TISEs saTTFDA9, saaTTTTFBD4A3, ATS. ATS e e
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ Corner TTeoiy, og a5n -, fye f1ai ks''S ave
Of the vonlerfal artistic, -, ..no
vIgSS0IsE BaLLRf TRoUPB.
Production Of the new Como Ballet Pansnins
sITALA, THE JUGGLBRS DACGHIBH .
To conncacs With he Pc243l,E Nile,
EoTlCb-DuTng Nine Lulers engaso-a tse uns Aauness
and Enc Railway Ticket oaee corner Of T~enIt L. and
R00THs THEATER.
WILL REOPEN on MONDAY EVENING
August Is,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEfI FRsON
In bis world renowned character Of
" RIP VAN WISKLEl"
in Boudcaut stesutiO Legendary Drama Of that
On the following ard every SATURDAY EyEyIYO viii bs prcead
a lrallafl r. D acts
Sir Walter Scors Exquisite Poen q
THE LADY o. THE LAKE
The Bo1eet will be opened Monday August the The.s
ard Dtons III Broadway, sbeu seats he ure ar days
advance
WOODS MUSEUM AND bENAGELIE.
w UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
Of the new Local Sensational Drama Of
THE WITCHES or NETWORK.
In which - -
viii appear EVERY EVENING. nd SATLkDAIs MATINEE
The IAEIIHEIIl TROUPE
on THURSDAY snd Fridays MATINEE ia
RO3LBi MACugk
GAN FRANCISCO MlNE TREL HALL,
- 5lJ BROADWAY.
Fourth week Of coniinuei slc.c.i offit
BUCKLEps sEhtNADERS
hver Byeung End
MATINEE SATURDAY at
GPIRITUAL CIRCLES are held every sun
- DAY TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS ococl a. 10 =
ave; also WEDNESDAY y p Admission Pee DC Scslces tAf
from 20 L a. and ? to 5 p N. Rns seoon4 b,L -
DNEUMATIC TUNNEL under broadway
4 2eV Broadway, cor WsreR Opel 10 to-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
LINE STEAMERS Daily for
TPTE RAILWAY-TRAINS Leave Depots


T. loot 81 Chsmhersst. and foot ~ 2Ji-s, follows:
Expres. Trains leave Ciam5er-st 10 5:b
m ~, m daily Leave 23is. 5:f5 an q:45 and 3:l5
10 o. M daily New and hpr0yr! Drawing Coaches will
tbe 10 through connecting HorIsl
81 ,t IA aguacct sleeping Coaches running through Cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping Coaches ill accompany the from sas
ge anna % Bnfap: SD train Neg York Butso and
j. m rain lam New YORK aud Cincinnati
An F,,oigr.pt Irain leaves iaiy ~ 7:i5 10.
P,r P Jervs and Way, 'u:j) Ead is t21ist 'II'l3
a ~. and 4l5 " m-l . G.
S.,1. mile aao o. t2list, 1918 NJ
a1b " -, q G,srcoof ani Way, .8:Jo 21i It, aba
Ir Nwhurgh aud Wsy ats 3:J aud 450 t3lst, 7:45
A M. o. and 1915 n r,
49, Tn,n sll.3Ip ~. tRJlst, no p M
- - t-u an 2Ji-sL DEPOT, 1913 and u6
81 j. IS 8 IS and b:i5 From Chsmhefsst Depot, at
= u io.iss IN l. m si:f5 4, SIS and 6.l5 m
lille, from 2ist Depot Al 8:i5 and N 10
r5.i5 1t5 1913 S-t and t5:i5Rm. Chambers t. Depot
80, =, NJ m Il l5 TOO t5;l5 6;OO and 10 IS IN.
Nonsey, ami Way. 2 Depot 1910
I' ti5.s fJ.f5 4.I5 g:E, Ani t3 AMI Sauniays Oa
,e Prom ChAmberss Depot 9bl 1OO tJ.S,
~ "a b.10 And t6:J9 Saturdays only. 2 90 mt
ADD r Apart neus iu Drawing Room and Sleeping
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
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y rslser ~ y per dozen. Oysters - yer Dozen