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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30
The New York TriJunc has this TO Say

The Now York TriLanc has this 10 say
Of the ''Ku Klux" il the South:
ave have rendered and shall continue
to render Il hearty support to the vigorous
measures deemed esssegtial by the Presi-
dentlo the suppression Of the Ku Kluz. :
But, in view Of the published accounts Of
the constitution and objects Of the so called
Ku Klux, why not suppress the Odd Fell
lows. the NIasons, the Knights of pythias.
the Order Qf American Mechanics, in the
same manner? The constitution of the so.
c.lsd Ka Klus As published, declares
the member, to be on the side Of justice,
humanity aud constitutional liberty. and
pledges mutual aid to each other 10 sick.
ness. distress and peciniavy embarrassment,
and declares also that females, friends,
widows and their households, shall ever
be special objects of regard and protection
The only other thing which the constilu.
ton Of the Ku XIX calls for is opposition
to the Radicals, by whom the Southern
people have been SO vilaiuously plumber.
ed, and which, perhaps, makes all the diff
ference"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

An exchange says: I'm 1864 Grant
wrote to friend in Boston who had sug.
gos,ed bis name for the Presidency, in
which be said:
Even ii | conId be elected to the Office,
| should deem it peculiarly unfortunate
both for myself and the country"
One halfof the prediction is literally
verified. 1t has proven indeed, uu(or'u'
nate for the country
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

The following cheering adyices from the
President of the Ohio and Chesapeake
railroad put up the first mortgage bonds of
that road to uineIy-four cents:
The Western Division Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, comprising tho ninety
Eve miles between Huntington, on the
Ohio river, and the mouth Of North river
above (thc falls Of Kanawha) is now sub
staatially completed. and will in few days.
be ready to do immense coal and other
business tina; is awaiting its completion
The Eastern Division, comprising two
hundred and twenty seven miles, between
White Sulphur Springs and Richmond, is
now in complete order and successful op,
Grafton The grading aud masonry on
eleven Of the one hundred aud two miles
between the mouth of New riverand White
Sulphur Springs is complete, and the work
on the remaining niucty-nine miles is 50
far advanced that track-layns viii be com.
menced on this portion Of the road il Nay
next, and continue without interruption
until the whole line is completed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

There is much wisdom in the words Of
the AAegqnim Under all the circum.
stances, the question then occurs; What
are we to do? The strongest opposition
10 Grant, is 10 bis own party, This oppo-
sition is more formidable to him-more to
be dreaded BY him..-ihan Democratic OPP
position Grant is tie representative Of
the Radical wing Of the Republican party
He has been chosen BY them to carry out
their designs. His designs arc no longer
concealed, and these designs are BOW Bit.
'clly opposed by prominent members Of
the Republican party who bargaiued for
different result. This opposition carries
with it many Of the masses Of the Repub-
licaa party, cannot be doubted How to
make tue opposition available for the great
purpose in view, is the great question now
to be met.
We do not propose to attempt to solve
this difficult question. We do hope, how
ever, that the Democratic party will take
advantage Of any means that is certain to
defeat Grant 10 tho contest Of 1872. If
Grant is reelected, our once free Amcri-
ca, will no more be known. People who
have suffered their rights to be tramplcd
upon as has born done by Grant in bis
present administration Of alfiirs, will sub
nit to still further inligoilics at bis hands
il he is reelected.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

Revolutions continue to be uncomfort-
ably abundant in Mexico. There are sew
cral of.hem each in active hostility to the
Juracz Government, but they have appar-
emily no other purpose 10 common Some
of the leaders appear to be waginga semi.
regular war but more generally they and
their followers seem intent only upon rob
berry and plumber. They keep the country
in state of revolution for the sake of the
lawlcssncss incident to revolt and the
license it gives them for crime.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

The Supreme Court of Iowa has recent.
ly decided that tbs law requiring punctur-
al attendance a, school is for good of the
pupil, and must be enforced. OF tardi,
ness, the court says: The goOl Of the
whole school cannot be sacrificed for the
advantage oionc pupil who happens to have
an unreasonable father, and, thcla now is
no other means can be divised for enforce,
ing regular and prompt Attendance than
the penalty Of expulsion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

The State debt Of South Carolina, which
was $5,4O7, 215 % on the first day of o.
tOber, 1867, fOots up now os follows:
''Actural authorized and contingent debt, "
$37, 1902, sos; with nothing in the treasury.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30
TO TIE PUBLIC.

1t may be expected by some ofticrcai
crsof this paper that [ will repol the sland-
crous charge which Ex-Governor Steven
son made against me in the last Slie
Jomml | will simply say this, that as
the charges ave against my military repa-
ta,ion, which deem safe in the hands of
my comrades in arms" of whom there
are thousands in West Virginia, [ would
be FORGETTING my sclf.respect, as Nell as the
respect ofmy fellow soldiers, to enter into
a defense of my military character against
the charges of mere cushioned chair
hero whose valor was never more strongly
demonstrated than by al caltandam
speeches.
u G M,prpra,r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-11-30

For some cause not clearly apparent, the
State .Jowaal of last week contained a
number ofill.natured sqnitsai'ncd at Gen
Njrtl,co't Of the CIarhsbnrg Tlcyah,
to which the General makes reply in the
following card:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Is
TATE.
by JOHNSON & MILLER.

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will and it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
lis aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will he found not only In New York and all It's cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief az will
allow the advantages claimed being made clear
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Daily
semi-weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devoes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
umns as advertising medium. The charges for adyer
Using are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line About ten words Of
wide columns line. Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oF NEw- gOBK................. l.
o. CLEARED.
san'tS Hava 'Bf) Soverby Liverpool Chas g. Fr4ncklrE
SAUDI, Cry ,i Pane lhrl MrctOuse Liverpool john g. Dae
80 Atlantic ibrl, Murray Liverpool j. HYDE SIArs
S' Nrg1a lEf sumner Liverpool Nations N,snsliD Co
So Columbia lhrl Small Glasgow Heac,rssl Bros
ss.ht,il ftnle Fel.ol Fri.ldclDlia
tttsist Philadelphia Joses Philadelphia.
-Alfhii 1tE Diamond MDe.l,u. PL aIeIlfa.A hhlot
S..e.aiil u Naseg. SAITH PIiscc.3ila
~ ~ III q p.I, L'crpooi. barclay Lyirgst0u.
:, fUt'li Wv London, T. Mo'gfns Sons.
- oo''-i l'erl 6tr.es Bremen b. IuEarlt q
Es L'lA't fTisL AEers V. H. BOru Co.
- -l-' 1elltTu Brl Thomas Canr s. L. Merchant Co
Lsinibs ''' ''''I'''''N N''H''o"A "'"4l' letlt
I - baron Or, oBes Rotterdam H. j. De WofG Co.
- - h'ffft lkf. PfOuf. Autverr. Boyl q Il.r<ef
~ tttfs lul Deeaycra G h4alar for crs.r. A. p Agr,,a
-. ~ 4 tfi, I.fke'. N.rselts Joia Ht,leet.
~ D'oA 'li smith yarmouth \. s.. BOYD & ncken
hi % jones CuteistWu falniual J. g. NcAr,Jpr
bsis -, AsI'f p o-Hso stettL, JaHes h. WsTJ Co
6t-i-tA hare lfsEl Heftseu, UmbUr. G. Tol.aa Co
h., p'ns lbt D hayt Loiaou I,ael soIAles Cu nan.
-Nii T"etiH aAlssl.ics Jas Henri.
ssge @ iuis. 4n'hpa1 AayagIe4, +. R. L. ". 4 F. Arm.
- y hsi,l lbLh hlooei. OeaoI Ja, HenTg
- ns'i,a iiaL Fao.O Casan I st. Trrr- ES,. 4 %
-, - - lL'illsol, stephens, J5cme.. A. Ab'at,.
4 Cott 'hf Johnston. J0r4L Ryc \. C.. o. A. Philips
s stAi iieTo Kelly Salem r. W Rof.s
~ lIAfsisut Jg4Ltll. L|ysrt.s- -. U..t.., NJ.
k, ~ 'ieti Hosts iGIIau Nd aufco Evan, Bar Z Co
4sy lLt i blck. - JoLhs r.. =. Ssvn a s,p,
ts,.r - is,if MsIge. HaTdelbIook SaHia NarLa and
'AiL' d. De Castro 60 %
E.,,,,.. 49,. -. ARRIVED.
Ia III ~ o. ASTs lateu Vera Cru. JAY H. aud Havana
&C. J.yy sa PhihIt. psss 10 MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
tpeslsbesier Countn Real Gs!alr for Sale.
IN FITGEVT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ far SALE on accommodating within an hour and han o
New York wcshester County containing 900 acres 10 'he highest
state Of cultivation cutting average two 'nu OF Day 10 'n 'i 10
e land sneudd MANSION 80 'front.' 40 feet deep perfect
order also new Building 100, arrangol for clubhouse Or
academy also ns and Mil z feet hesd q water neyI ahs
stream. harm and stable room hundred head Of cattle ionr apple
orchards and one pear orchard all ai and choice u oh0s
fences an order and grounds ornamental Tater Ia az
tr- IN every respect eentcnan's establishment and as
for health it is anywhere the atmosphere Dry and @np'e'
70 weak upes good and lot Is feet front the city viii De
taken in mart payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
- nnnrr. Ale,ne yane 1 VIA sA !roa. l,eaes

nj N.,r,rp.c,t Hamn Alicante Jane T. with Cd roo bconoe
root, &C. f,is,. unicrhir Baracoa 10 days Win fruit
Dni g,,,IIu Clark lnianoA 20 dlys With cotton &c.
scI r, NJ Heath Ncksrou, tHsr kys ib days with cedar
''''' sCuooN ESs-uNER AN olsrwI'E
s,a Bird. virginia. ~ isaIo' v v,t.iaa'
Al p Virginia A. L. ADAMS. virginia
! A. Saunders, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS,
posroS Aue ARRIVED steamships WIN. Kerncdv from Bai'
~ S,,on from Phsderhia brig John Avilcs from Hohoken
f baltimore Monitor from Lghomi Yarmouth from Mdioni
Inca Bremen; Iapcrug from Rio hne' Eib from RIO Nary,
from Jago; John Saudorssn. from Ponce steamship Oho Hom
Brmcl
FOREIGN PORTS
Aug 4hc Anchor Line steamhP Iowa capt O'enono'
from NcH-York Juy 20 for Glasgow, touched at Neville YESTERDAY
arrived Melville Yesterday and Proceeded for HHtgo
The Anchor steamship Trojan Cant Thompson, from Ne|loA
July for Glasgow arrived at Moyie yenhl and protested &c
The Cur8d steamship Russia, Capt Cook, from ht"luA 'u9
arrived AZ Queenstown Today. and proceeded Tor Liverpool
Line steamship Denmark Capt Andrews from Ne" i'
july 49, arrived in the Thames to-day. -, 81,
The Asu LINE steamship Scandinavian, from Quebec oueue' ."
Movle elneiy evening, end proceeded 10 iVeflooL
DISASTER. ~
The steamship Wm Thhct from NcvYork M salem went
last evening Nahawna Island Quk Hole and leaks some SD' WI
be- gO Oh ii the weather continues moderate.
WIIALERS.
NEwBEDEoRp Aug 2-Auiyed bark Northern Light t1S 9
Baker who returned home) South Pacific Ocean Bay OF au
March 3D. IL bb sperm (O bbs taken te plssE "a Ma
vhal and 1000 lbs bone. Has oil and bone on
ports April H. lat 80 a. g. Ion III 50 W. bark Addison s
previous Cleared bark Sea Breeze for North Paehs 0e Ny Tnc
Capt Sinclair Of bark Addison lo Nm.
her at sea April l.! having taken 100 hhs sperm OH ~ e 'e
ganHi, taking $50 bbls sperm and 10 bbls wnae Oh 1
7,h q p,slo =, S's.IJsyen ID inst from Jacksonville
was n vessel in collision with the steamship Providence 0Ne o' "
boom and damaged her STERN
For Latest ship Ne,rs see FIN Page]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-TO close estate OF job K. Car.
uepter Aronk Westminster " Y. containing 100 70
arabic land pasurage with coed twoory hcnse u rooms
barn wagon houses ut ard excellent -ae pleasant sur
urtag Go feet above e wgter neIr egeg 81 hnsrtn d t
chester Co. \ y or EDWARD CLARKE. Tnblnr Ofcn
EOR SALE-Neat 3-story brick HOUSE, in
1 perfect orr y North Prrst WiamsburEh and hsture
minutes from Grani ferry; easy. w. GREEN 49, FOur-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK, Friday Aug. T. 1871.
No business was transacted mt the Exchange.
Brokers' general thing, report business dun and very
title inquiry.
johnson Miller to-day sold the estate situated in In
gcwood, Queens County l.. l., just beyond Jamaica, by
order of the executors Of Mrs Sarah A. Wood late wife
OF Col. A. NJ. Wood The attendance was large The
sale was commenced at o'clock p. M and continued
until G. when II was adjourned Ia Thursday. Aug. 10,
when the rest OF the property will positively sold
gardcss of price The entire sale amounted o S3s SEQ,
aud there still remains nearly half the property he
disposed OF.
AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Al the Essex Market Police Court James Shea was
YESTERDAY attempting indecent assault Margaret
Lane. axe ~. No. 5 L1ilOw1L
At the Jefferson Market Police Court James Gil
bstis Of No ~ West Trertyglth-st commit YESTERDAY for
srs a.ca end worth $50 from Nellie Andrews Of No az
Nast 1ss1y-eyet tds.
At the T0mbS Police Court, Justice Hogan com
t Charles er vestefdsy FOR having induced Henry Lsgabed,
6nah gaming No 5t Bpwery, where be os SJ
I House Of Detention Frederick Streib
b. Guru o. 80 Thraye retaining 81 ~
Olgl. en-, lover James Riley Of No. i Washington Market
...tlss 80 80 CheTysf cierE Tor stealing 70 gross Of
st pen worth S23 o. belonging to his employers Messr Collins
br,o A.. Brt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
IECIsIONS-ArnrsI 4.

Supreme COurt-C kqmbers-Bv Judge CardOzO-
fhorsa Nomas-Bepo o. rofrre confirmed and Judgment Of
,oiee granted custody Of children awarded plaintiff BuJges agt
esges Aoion TOT receiver Cee Jackson FremOut-Orde
I''I H1om ag Allen and oerJugaeH granted report Of
rhcaton granted 10Y dee Haynes al Observation-Disclosures FOR
l4ymtlt ofEoleT granted -
superior CD9rt-NDeciQl TerB1-By Judge Barbonr
t HogeT q aL-Ofr granted Bitter AT. Venes,er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
Cilnileal Gslate for Sale.

EOR SALE. mt a BARGAIN-BUILDING
known AZ Ga. Van Elst Thrtvfouuhs, 81 by 100 4stoyi
also all the FIXTURES THIRTY onrihst MARKET for Buthe
will be SOLD cheap. Inquire Of LGH1sTONE 6G SNhsve
TVHREE new tirst-class brOwn-stone HOUSES
in Harlem Tor cheap, u 'front.' three stones high stoop
Inquire Of BEEKAN BROS GroceS 5iJ Secouday JJhet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
IMMATURE ALMANAC

~ ''''''. 800 san I'll Moon
e. %, HIGH wAIHR pAN-AN
N H@s' II % Cows Island II Hell Gate Ferry zee 10
-, TlH NA.EH The DAY--P y.
% LolAllJ Cows l. and 90 Hell Gate Peuy. l.JJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


-, SATURDAY AUGusr5
h4s hi tf'fe Ql.elosn Liverpool per steamship
~ % 49, ''-. d.. '5o l m No Supplementary Mail
he.f Toy ne herman Bremen Der steamship Douau
~ o. ii4r-' o otel, close Che PostOMce u 10
,-Al I Go o. ID. 1854. No Supplementary Mall steam
,r,,. SUNDAY. AUcrsr G.
a. A close q. u O'Clock TIE io,t-OEoe open from A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
Conn ls!an0 Real Gslalc for Sale.

At OUOGUE, l.. IA valuable FARM of 400
~ acre. near road siation uable, balance woodland, Le7
location; bounded Brr good fishing AMI tag r.t'
large hors barn other buugs, Tor SALE Whole
pgr Address EDWARD GuFPlS Quogue, L. l. ~ g. FOSTER,
Architect III Broadway.
LIOR SALE-At Huntington, l.. l., COTTAGE,
containing aee iand nut NC Pnee t3'" Terms
easr NJ A. INLAND q Co. ; Beekman Il. ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
marble dno 5laIc Hlanlcls.

Nlarblf 1n0 5laIc uIunltIs'
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAhBLE,
"a. IZINO WORKS. 34 49, Es kghtenh-S Marble ana
M1,d MaBtels Thing Marble COsnteTs, Monument anu nfA'e
sIones q pnces that DEFY eomghhon --
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-P Plain,
IL Marb4 and Decorated al prices hop $50 aud upward
AIsO. Slate Wok Of ever description plain and ornamental
PLNkHfH SLATE Co., No ~ West hghiecn'h,'',
Bowen Fifth and Siith-ayes.
~ KLABER a. CO.-Alarble Works 2l7 to 20
y. " 5lsisL near Eghve Marble and MarUxel hAsTElS,
MONUMENTS snd HEADSIONES New original "eeh' Nh'Hps'
in the city.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS: largest as
- sonmeut IA the ct Oses Elegant b'W deigs ID
STEWART Co. COS hIL BET TbTt, hth aud IL sib s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05
Auriion Sales of Real estate.
by p. S. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No
~ 81 sycamore-st, WIN TRNCH, Crier

by p. s. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No.
~ 81 sycamorest WIN TBNCH Cner -
PRINCE GEORGE AND SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE AT AUC
TOMB pursuance Of deed ~ William Gee and wife To
trustee dated the 9Th day ~ April 1860 and Of record the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Prince George County Virginia
shall lOh dag Of SFPfBMBBR 1911 at O'Clock al the
p s. Seabury, the City Of Petersburg Va sell at
public the folowing valuable real estate:
land called SANTA
County Virginia 'WarH1ck swamp
said about 40 which be-
longs Thomas w Gee trueayng the residue OF sand tract to
amount b. about 500 1900.
Serond other parcel u land called WAR
Warwick Swamp
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad and containing lsl IN
GLIDING therein small detached Of land called KTtlsnds con
tainius ~ acres lying nearby. . .. .
Third That certain other tract Of land called "WRENNS" lying
the Prince George the north de Of Bhckwater swamp
containing about 80 .
FfA That parcel ~ land cale JOYS"
Joining the called Wsrwic.s containing J25
parcel Of lanl Prince
County continuing y adjoining tract Of land called
"GRANTHAMS" across the road . .......
Sh And certain other tract parcel Of land called ROnAiSS
living the County Of SUSSEX Virginia Warwick swamp ard
eIning Pigeon swamp and DARK Scamp containing llo
acres Of land reserved hem for the Of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad and graveyard - - -,
the whole about PORTYSlX INBRED AND
FTFTY1REE ACRES hing neghborhOc TIE Norfolk ana
Petersburg Va and Inducements 10 colony
emgnt some lands improved with good dwellings and
houses them particularly the ROMAN TRACT,
tai me valuable timber
Mr. William Gee at SANTA ROSA, will take pleasure u showing me
premises Large aud maps be the Office Of LYON
PBGRAM LYON Attorneys st.lHv IsblIsI, Petesbury Va
T-Onc fourth Of pr cash The balance upon crdlt
10 months lua r-amnt bearing interest az cent
LdOIod negotiable notes ana ICED OF trust upon
The property bought JOliN hiO tinL gruitt;;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-05

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - ERS RAILROAD.


Bnghamton syraeie an1 0t.so WITHOUT CHANCE oP CARS
$ MAER ARRANGEAEYTs commencing MoNDAr July H.
sOoa m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Bo1ou Bara.
runs directly through from Ne" York to oweo vhou sn'e o. e
and scranton With L. aud B. R R. for Kingston Wsaaaar fi
10 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, eoDneenga Dry.e Tl Boo5.
for G G and 'i Newton at washington with tie 10 R.
eu and OSego and Eon with Lhgh VALLEY r. 4 .or AID points
ls:o @ LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. X.ark Mor'
town Dover waterloo hacAeits,o"n, Na'1h.,oa %.
Bethlehem Allentown Ml4.h Cluak. w!kaHr HeIHg ani
zoo p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Va Paon ana
s.oT p7nlp,l saln> Connecting AZ Dover "' . " '
10 n FAsT6Y EXPRESS connect. Dover With Ctsr
r. Waterloo witt r. r., aud o. b. 90. l l. b. Tor
32op m HACKETTSTOwS MAIL, connects with Eooa"' e'
ana s: SI' p. a RAJ HlR,1G'lKFTrsrowS EXPRESS
For LoRRISTOwY, 5:i5 90 :2o 1900 m, 2:" p 40
For SUMMIT and intermediate station, at go ;:i7'' x 1870
'' For Tor ORANGE f and sorr oa4ygR ' 90 o 90
aDf I:lO 2:5 3:o 4'l $50 $3.50 ''' ''' ''' y'i'
'' For N SsSS4gS ,te PA ~ $50 oo go 'ol9 70, lS
'i:2S 40 $40 $40 $50 600 'o2 $40 $500 $780, 9'' aai
1 ic.ys SerY i, for BLooaEID and NCSrcLiR go
$50 and o3 1 L. Ia eE' K6iT j ave-
l2Jm tapres) $50 ana 4'!O NJ leaving te i'I RI Bus
LA&E at ms m i2 1870 AM $50 p NJ eayss ne haJ
a. 7s sbG 800 A. ~ s: :!O 400 40 and $40 having
Hs"kestcNu hY
WARE WATER GAP At 800 m and 4Ol \, n m, TOT
SPRINGS atSa > SChOCi sultfnttnbnt
ERIE RAILWAY. TRAINS Leave DeEOts
H. foot Of Chamhers-st and foot Of 23dst a. follows:
Through Express Trains leave ChanheSst at a. No. 'iD
m and daily. Nes lni improved Drawing Room toac1's
accompany thoughtO Bufalo and s.eH 900 f ~
through Cincinnati sleeping Colcues acc'unl TIE
Su4uehsuna 10 Buffalo She 9;J p ~ VAN op
Suspension Bridge mi the train from fr 70
Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An EHigrnt 4i'h leaves
daily at 6:l5 p. m. ,,,,-
For Mddovn and WAY at 80 M aud $3.50 m 'na So&'''
onv 3 ~ m.
For Otsyiile and Way. AZ 'll3O l. ~
Ior Eewburgh and Nav al 900 m. $3.50 and 500 2. M
For Sufer aud Way and p. $500. .,....
Peterson and Nag.a t4j 10 a. nj u m' I'D = 'l 80
a:l5 D. m and IL MIDNIGHT. 49, -.,,.,s
54oO 500 30 as and wednesdays Aha pathways onY'
+ - Pemof MACK Tilmaus and Wav at $50 fl3o '33,
ttl5 4:4 t5F 1000 aud 80 and Wenesa's ans Sur
DAYS ONLY midnight Spca-sunla lIaus al tyO de A AN ''
NB-Trans leaving Chambest hours hafhous a7e
23 frot earlier than above time Last boat Jh ~ ~
Tets for Passage and unents in Drawing Room and Sleeping
be
gage nav C0mqanys Offices M 529 aud 37 Broadway 20
Cbambers-st llss snt 81 Avenue Harlem.
cnrtt rooklyn Broadway. Williamsburg Dcpos foot Of
bsmrst and 2}lst, NewYork; and Long Dock Depot
Ier,sv Citv and OF the Agents the principal hotels
D,ily For P.e-mont snd Mack tFor iacaenssek
For fEackensacS I.ldlIe only. F0I -, "fl.,
L. b. RUCkER, An ay = 81 "a. Do.
Gen'l SUIT l''L N''' 'i'S = . =
NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
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Dcntl5irD.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the snmsloc nitrous oIde administer the
approved nothing bat EAIkAC ~ H. and DO that
WITHOUT PAIN-so pasut tesL See tLef the
ONCE. No 10 Cooper Institute
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Passenger Station in NewYork Of Twense7'Lhst and
' louuhaye. Entrance TwentyseSenth-st
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Ciip propcrlp 10 Let.

Ciin Property 10 Lei.
1HORNTON NJ RODMAN, Real Estate Agent,
10 rosay ODER LEASE the STORE and Basement
No. : 90 anuum DO liquor.
Ajs Baeaept store rear and Hallway at 70 llutsoDs
C0 per annun Aso Rooms and Bathrooms IS 70 ~ Also Work
shop, t5
mo RENT-Tbe first class fOuT-story, high
st,p Lru stone HOUSE Tbts.seventbst Possession
immeli.tIly AppIy to PARIS a. CLARK 100 broadway.
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90 Uhom II man Gcnrcrn

UNUE SECRETARY of the COMMISSIONERS
OFPHARMACY woul respectfully noty h druggists ond RE
scnpton by calling Ls oBc' No u Umoppac he vi"
appoint d Tor Their examination - . 80, $40. o.,