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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17
T.
WAsHIS6TOS, May p, 1871.
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW


STATE DEPARTMENT SEALED proposals Ti be received at
l. o'clock Of the 2 day Of June l5l at the Once Of the Super
ysug Architect Of the Ireaq Department e furnishing ana aey
ing AZ the site u The proposed building all the dimension gr1nte required
for tie exterior Of TIE new Safe Department Tor which abou; 1870
cubic feet w be Telur Proposals must state tie yer cu.
whose dimensions do hot exceed twenty cubic feet and tie
increase exceeding cubic feet Tie
OF the cannot prut BE- but VIII
cubic feet Stones 10 be quared aud delivered according 10
schedule OF that wall be furnished the contractor One inch
viii be allowed for quauy each worked face Of he
Each bid BE- by sample block inches cube Of
the proposed which be sound durable Of
uniform and good grain; free dscoon other foreign sub
capable SandZ Of the elements and that
has fully bung and from capable Of
furnishing tie quality and quantity desired within year and non
which been being used for hstcss bui1gA
~ will how they the delivery OF stone
per week they deliver The viii also state the
that b. obtained from Their
bids will be- except from tie OF the
ries FROM which the s0nf j. proposed TO be furnished
All be male the pnute forms 70 he obtained OF e
Supervising Architect snt De PANEL BY penal bond In the
fifty dollars q 5000 that the bidder will execute and perform
agar him. and give bond therefor IN the
dollars u00) and valid and binding lease
Of quarry the Government security for the faithful performance
effect the failure of the Contractor
comply the Of said lease To authorize tie Gov
fall Of the quarry aud al the expense
Of tire contractor In Of such default
The right ~ O all bids received u reserved
inclosed sealed envelope ndosd Proposals
for Granite for New State Department" aud addressed %
A. b. MULLRTT,
No. Vel Id
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Conn 9slano Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN
Il or NEWYORK PROPERTY ene FARM situated al Shutdown
L. consisting Of 4bog GO q good lands upon the premises ere
,bt,ra fyo frame house 45x2G with wing attached large
hsrs teuuerr and al necessary outhldngs There Is
Ehst $50 cs sea good growth OF wood tne trout
pOs5 p-oper in TIE The farm mostly pute anu ue
moving crops the Of the property For par
K ar ap7y JOHN C. REDMOND Hsuppaege p o. Suffolk Co.
Long Island. AA-coI
NOR SALE-At ISlip, on the South side X *.
Of Long Island having miles the South
FA OF 90 mostly under cultivation with hIge ana
GOiem buildings Particular can be La6 By apIy1g 70
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Ocean Steamers.

TINTED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, and
1 J AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
- A wheel kiesmships
.,y.n. aus kEBkASKA. .........l a q TINS
k6TA.......2to. t1Bs SANTIAGO DE- 81 - o." Hns
MOSES TAlLOk.....s. 81 "N'f"~
.,r 81 h. line dispatched rom san Francisco At aoon, 90
WRDNRSDAY June 81, hkDNhsDAl AaguH ih q.
nppnxFsDAY Julv IL WEDNESDAY, september H.
WEDNESDAY, OcobcT H.
IA III. ,ss.enxn Honolulu Aurkaud, Wslhngten,
su Chame connecting 81 ARcksa and At Pom Cs
steamships for syns, hsiboarat and Al The @hes principal
Au.trshab Pona m. p,xuoxn
a. hASlet o. Ssa francsco Cal
n, n. WEBB,
q kIeAzaseLAee
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Wrcan 6tenmere.

E0R ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL,
Il UNITED STATES sni BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular NAL Steamers sailing tne sd OF eVcy noah
NORTH AMERICA, Capt Slooum Jane q.
hbkRiMACk. Capt Wier. July %
- SOUTH AMERICA. Cast =. L. Tf1Elcraucb Aaynsi -
Ths,e sperd sail schedule time and ea az ~ Thonss
@ fenamhuo Bahia and Rio de Jner gong and returning FOR
engagement of IRE ght passage, apply 20
WIN GARRISON, Agent, No Boving-greer SeT.lorE
l AYANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
hhW-lORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
h9 ~, ~ 60 last River, al drCci Tor Hagana;
INV az SE eiSo .spt zimmerman SAT- hlAf ne H.
~ Vt nhniDA Csnt NOeaken FRIDAY, july =
For iresht or passage. apply
y ALEXANDER SONS. 80 Brasdvay.
II s. MAIL TO HAVANA
Os ATIANIiC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY o'clock D. Ia precisely
Pier No. 4 North River
MISSOURI. Can't j. y. Edwaris................Jane29
COLUMBIA. Can't. y. Van ................. Jry b
For ne ght or passage apply to A. ". DMoCE President
30. 5 BoEiing green.
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
Per -, North kiycr
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
tarday June II estay June ls
COLUMBIA Ssrlay June - CALEDONlA Wedresay June Il
az. July SlD0NIAE MedBeyi'y Jans y
AUSTRALIA Satgrlay July SASSY RIA. Wedneay. July
Saturday. JAY 10 DACIAN Meinf ssy july u
Saturday. July % BRITANNIA Wednedly JUL ls
Fin. Cabin raage s6j and S55 intermediate 80 shefa<e
4-' 'e HENDERSON BROTHERS. agents,
Boshus-green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
F,r Maven and BRIDGEPORT lEI lIl a. m 1870 Uni
CFyl 3.i5. t3t $3.50. and ttEl P.
Aor S,stJh, Fairfield, Southport, aud Ncpor = llJos
For soal SorTas T. JEr) 1850 M I.l5 lEr CE1 RE,
40 tEr) $500. ego ald Tx p. m.
For Dau.l g. ll.0 4l5, fJl :: lf and 30 . -
For Fs) y 1889 la ok 2;la, trl 5'3.
$50 tExl s:i7, 3d. $50 ..l3, Q Ok .. b. 80.
FOR Grers uerneiate stations, T. llJo a. m 3 fi5
Snf7t Mail ru leave. Tventy-sevenh- EFYoFk az for
Boston. wa both Springfield Lie AM shore lose.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, 8 o. m; 3 ani m
For Boston AS Line. lL:l3 8u1
HART M and ngieli a 70 lZ:i5 ?, anf
FoI New or H. tEx) AMI l2l5 lr colneng rih
Sarg-nu Bay tWekfori arriving si han hgb'
hour -, ,
D. n Aorli nptOn
For shore Railway Sori8 aa Posi-tuee l.;l5
3 to View London an Sogsici, p. Ia.
For anil Northampton Railroad o. M f. ~ to North
ampton and Nill4ulsl4l4l. -. m, -, IA -,
a.. m ..
For Tossatonc Railroad, a. AMI p VI.
Narearuk Railroad and J D. a. 70 HAtrhury
For DsnsIr Srd Aor~sk ksilToa, - H. 49, ~ ''- p M
For Railroad 2ia 40 .nd 30 p. m
COIluOious sleeping Cars attached 10 r M SAB .d also 10 gn-
da Nal Train ether Line. Dravingroon Gar a'tieheI TO tes
a. "a and p Trains
tbe Deuo of he SeUl Haven r. coz. Itntcsltb
Of tie NesNors Tsnz'er Co.
Uds ESp0 81 30 s.l 3loadsay al No Coars Broosu anf
by leaving uoic have tier bs-,g5 call or nd ccesed
from residence 20 desfnat on ya'ii.' ~ AiOa - e1p-
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L D. RUCEER
- ..s
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
! a ROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY p. l.ll
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOFK

Passenger station in SesYork Of TToI sveuthst and
Fou.th-aye. Entrance on TEout7- seyelt.-st.
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Courtrr Real Gcintc for Sale.
- TFASES.-TUE RRADY's RFND IRON

nTL LEASES.-TlIE BRADYs BEND IRON
COs.PaNl bas Bend hIm-igung Couats Penn prepared
. 80, 81 Us The eco
80 ?re t Ecocsts everything quantities Of Petroleum,
% make Il ic largest AMI productive kn0w1
hs been concentrated by the pren no.l shipments OF OIL
reaching 1907 harrs ron tbs sI adjoining oil lands The hrst
vel geaf upun thu Company lanl still yielding steadily
The proportion oi producing wells to those bored vastly gner than
locality The dwellings ho el store machine SHOP ehsfeh
Owned by tis Compny with orf community erpoe IN ana
shout hc Conpsns Works Oder comoe snd 10 new set
dsr Tie AGhny valley Railroad connecting villa ibe ComPanys
Bridge tire Allegheny River gives REGULAR and RAPID shipment !"
Pisa ugh all applications for leases 20 Re male 10
G. NJ WHeEbJR. Treasurer. 81 Chg 81, New YORK
TENO ALL HOME-SEEKERS.
Il For SALE ami truly opportunity. the HOMESTEAD
VILLA 81 H. G. Stephens City Nvbntdn COM tttd Tor OWL
ling AID offered only on
removal THIS charming valuable estate tas
Tor Surroundings &c dwelling u rooms ava
convenience lawn ans grounds highly oruameasl stable car
Tagouse weLstoked greenhouse fountains choice bsee Se al
seeking home complete IN iiseh IN
beautiful aridy improving and ALREADY sddng privileges eon
Fad 6nen here Hartford bat y minutes distant ana
frequent might exchanged for good New orE C
Hudson River properly HewiorG Furniture IN premises Tor
sale Apply 10 . -.-.. - 49,
VIRGIL CORNISH New Britain. Conn
orSTEPIIENS BROs., Ral Estate Agents,
Broadway. n. Y. wtere photograp his. &c
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QrAHrERNAsTER,
District. NV YORK CITY. June 10, 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS i'll duplicate, with a
- copy Of this advert attached to each arr invited sn viii be
parmen with tue following named quantities Of FUEL more or less
Fort Columbus " Y Habor-GOOO lbs and 26faoO lbs
Fort WOOD Y Harbor-225OO be- and sOOso bs Els
Fort Hamilton Y Habor-l2i9OCO he Stove, 100000 lbs Egg
Tcrt WadssO y Kaleidoscope lbs Stove 6oooo lbs Nut
and if5 l40 lbs Egg Coal ---.... ~
Dayd Island y lbs Nut and 23ooOO lbs Egg
CosL
The Coal ys places provided for It's
oepon the respective Posts and tie trimming must be done D Tue
Deliveries must be and such quantities may be
REQUIRED bg the Quariermasters Department
PAYMENT New York City according 20 tue weight or
measurement certified Nv the Quaem at the place Of delivery
No bid will be entertained from parJ Who has Heretofore VIII
drawn foied 10 fllfll b. contract -
Blank OF Proposals. procured Of this Office.
he persons the bid accepted and contract entered into
Oueourh the amount oi the
for the faithful execution Of the sane
Tie responsibility Of the guaantors must be eer 10 by l. . "
trct Attorney or Judge.
advertisement and bidders will have the privilege o. beng present AZ e
opening Of the bids
ds may be made entertained Tor of the Posts
the right % reject OIL h rea
Department accept such portion OF any
bid than for Post that be deemed Of advantage The
public interest. o., -,
Proposals must iniod Proposals r Coal and addressed TO the
whom application should be made M Other informal o.
Bv orler OF ISrevet or-Geucral RUFUS INGALLS,
Colonel aud Assistant Quartera asie General
h.. y BATCHELDER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

w Brdgehanr,on Long Island hree9a Of mile from The de-
aud smell 81 the Atlantic suf large twooTy
bNELLlSG perfectly bult wih wing double kitchens outbaalg
a ni perfect garden four q meadow acres OF pasture
40 Fga. ALL OF rch. cara loan The place
hsnff1 SHADED De had furnished from top to bot
l rs r immediate occupation and viii valuable eoup bore
r-18r m ian m stock Of coal and wood ana hundred
sorS re immoral influence N the village II ausoa
rerut from uuetoes and This property exceed
Ia debe gentleman who knows boa 70 shoot Il is IN tie
Eolier vooicocs and DUCK sons on
birds OF Newfoundland and Laur dor pass
con m urato3s, ard c sot IN toe toWuslP IN
Ga year, and H ea-ouabe weather l. uhe4aAle
Apply u s ", a. The Tribune Once
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovrDFNCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER.
- at m from Pier u, n e. foot a R9as.c5cs 20, a,
Cara ase to EosToS g. 10 PE9yI 81
Fet Al ina a,S Connect at Providsres vi h boston
Prov worcester r. Tor ali psrtsni n rg
DPf 10 n EGsi'
tRS QUEEN iog Lea,s ever MONDAY TIL ESDAY at
tuning eyeJ wI EDS d'I ia g or 90 s1
Of the " For passage and freight apply At oee o. "a , Psr
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Railroad
tine 10 dust half lrad hreThe ber;s siearhoa. NELLIE
g. ard 'eyeg,l,t q Georl 6etaia leave, Sorya.
At Z 4 on The an. q ne DhH5ary and Ees Haven a Pre-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-
v Ps,senger ard Freght Depot SssYo foot . Lberst
VIII tie DeSar IsciassErs All wes:en Railroad Il Pi6ars
sh tee L 81 and sasyehsHna Division; and E,oa with TIE T.
surgh @ Wet without ehsnss cara; Penssy
~ ~ AIiE aSSTs9Pyg 4! 5Iss " 70 sg Tgg WEST
Ps fM ssnST E' NJ B e.s. Nance c9ss %s
Us RPOr Eaou Connecting at Junction With Del aud
E a9 a. %s 1sst s1ss s Fi q:
CsuSs 'ss I'm Lea1 "a ls ,h1s i'.,os ar sas,s
Lg zig, yslby Relic or Mauct Chuak
Ns1aSo I at, FeT9gtou EaG9 Aien,oTn Msuth ch'ai
EgaTaA fc'tsve harisbag 6e Coaaeets Pail .yas o 81
? ?. m-For PlurussA
29p m-for stln Counec.s Phrrnhrrz uiti Leigh and
Su nytson Arntowu Wkr.a and Serrfo. AZ Eas0n
Jun sion vI'h D L. AMI ". r r.
p. m-For Eiston. Anentovn and M,ach Cl.uk
49, p. m--For somervils and Feuiugtoo
5p.rn-CfNctSNtT ExPREss daily Tor Eas.o- Bethlehem A1en.
reading laslurg Ptslurgh AID Cincinnati sleep
nj and Palac' Cars TO Ptburgb and Chicago
5:lJ p. = Sotaervile.
D. lu.-FJr Easton.
pn.-F0r SOnergle.
7: 0 Pm graut)-For Easion-
9.40p. m.-Fcr Pausrh
l2pm-For PIaiuaeld Wednesdays and saicrtays
For Flkabsthat e $500 $50 7:l5 I;f 3d. $50, 500. 9:D.
O:yo. Has 1870 200 2:Oo, 90 $50 81 geo, Cd t;'9.
Tickets Tor tie West obtained at the Oce o. The Cltal Rail
OF Lertyst NeS-lOA AM al TIE pnaopA
~ ~ r. T. KICKER SarerntBiea.
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s0U'IH slDE' RAILROAD OF LONG isLAND

LI he only deaAle tract IsAilTs.d Loas I.!aud
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Vennspsng MONDAY May IS ls5i Roosevelt Az GFaa
SEQ NJ, Mall FOG Pssehogue connecting At B. hylon
Sr f5s IsAue, Al PAohogue b. stag isr" B,ueva IA
sm n, ROckswsv Excursion
10 a. n Accommodation foT Bahyloa
""P stpfess iof P-Aoue, aecoA Babylon =, p,,
ptand aud from Paiehosue BY stage Bs,on a.. -,
~ D. m Pa'ehogue Accommodation
80 p m, Babylon Accommodation
3 - y m. herncE Accommodation.
The te aTd 10 NJ asd $50 nd 20 N tr,n .e,...
vale. nuean Tor hsnpdeai 20 RoS AWAY
for hrtber leuas time tail, ~'' 0Nf''0''.''s~
'Jss wsak wa e>assssa rsss,as ysl, 4 III
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m P R,tnrrs Cen.ral Pa...nger Agent.
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERS RAILROAD.
nnpDfQ aN-n EsgEV division

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LiNBto Water GAP .or hnTg Sersnien
B5gasa'o T3s All osTsgo WLrh9sr C1Ags 0s sAN'
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hoHDAf' June IL
SEQ n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via B,ouon Banch,
directly through from New Yort ore.o w,hoa saase Of car
and scranton with l. and B R R. for Kingston NjSesoare P
5i5an EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connenra Dcnle With Boon
ton Branch At Dover = Ia Caee braneh At a,eroo III n
cuse ossego Lehgh yae T. iOr all points
lg:'o No. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS ..oGs Sewark MoTs
town Dover atH29 hsessisosa Ma'n1ol 7, pbT.isV
Tor Bethlehem, Allentown, Maurh Chunk Wkshsa Leading and
p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAN Va P.tsr'o3 and
sopDHga principal stations. Connecting Dover with Chester R. r.,
9io p m EAsr6S EXPRESS connects Dover With Chester
R., Waterloo With r. r. and at Etoa With l. v r. K r
HACKETTsTowN MAIL, connects with B6Sn'oa Chester
'- ":.5 D. H. > 'CERTTsTowY EXPRESS.
For NoRRSTOWS 7:l5. $40 lo 1900 M, 2:3 3'2o 60
For SUBMIT ard intermediate stations at $50 7r 40 $40 1912
Po ORANGE and sora oR4y5R slo rs. o;l' 80 lodo
ui % I:lO 2:3) $40 'o $3.50 SD 1''0 o." Wv ''
SEw4EK m 7 3 '.9 ga s 2 g Job 10 is so
t:29 go $40 5 sS 49, 80 ~ .; =. - '' ''i' ana
leave Sev.YorE for BLOOMFIELD AMI MoSrCLAIa at 60
$50 1I Vg a. r. sPa 0PiTcos leave yS.1 - ;:I} m
l2i)o tEsDrel $50 snd io leaving Re tio3i az H9s
co Staten ana co,.ee ias VIII steamer aei ~. ppS
st starhope tteu By stage mile. scHoJLsrs MOUNTAIN
Railroad Ia'ket hF sage Ilifs iLL
WARE WATER GAP at 500 q. "a. and 40 Z. n
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
IL foot al Chtmler-st and DOT Of 1d-st. follows:
a. a. '.'
ant % daily. New snd iEDfoed Drawing boon 'oa'i'
accompany he throEgh0 Buffalo arl Sos ,s-l p
connecting Horesye viii magnificent Sleeping Coa'l flnnnk
Ceyen and Cincinnati sleeping Coacl accompany ie
II SCsqlehauna Bnts the 81. r - ula rom
Sasrero1 Bridge ard The r1 from AeEfor 70
Brfao Suspension bridge Cincinnati An EFant Tran leaves
l dai al
| Fo-por- Jstyis and Wa. co0s cni 40 >
Mdd-tJvn and Way $3.50 al S's0 p M ana sna@ys
| only, $500 O. N.
/ For Otvle ard wa7. a, fll7ns.
kor SegtEuzh an Way a. 90 a. m Jo and -iJi pm
J For SuG-ra and Way ald 8 y. OIL, 49,. SO. "a.
b;ij, 10 y -4f' = 'ii w
| 8:l5 p n. and u m.l ghi 90 So. ..,, "a.
245 500 t6:s5 SD ThuaFs ari Sundays on ~
l.! uilrigbL - "a 10 a.
ais ti0 5l5 3U and Saturdays only ~ hd ght
Rave
23- iepo, Is earlier than atoye time Last boat from @,
Tickets Passage sni for Apartments IN Dav Room aa5 ssng
Coaches ard orders for the c Sing sn 1nsr fa
gage ComPanys ONCE "a so a4 ~ roa va 20
C.4mter.s o.. $50 Ii01t Lr o.yr ll E9ls ~,
Wausur; Depots Of Cashrr end foot u ztst View
YorA an Long Dock Depot Jerey City and Of & Agents the pm
"P1r fFer Pernont and Nyaok tFoT Iackensaek
7 n Rrcrgp '' ia % WV. r. PARR.
Ce-j Sp7- I'll Gent Pas'r A.
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Real gslaie 10 gtrIarae
6ousss ano farms maniro.
Counirp propfrir 10 fei.

EOR RENT. Observation-Disclosures and
a. ,b,ts rosst,, RESIDRsCK Reksxsy.
plsB.y u sssds beautiful rsrs ue.gt@rh"~i i"I BARRY
Ia N..s.<.axn
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roaitbes, gewelrp, ctr.

DREMIUM AMERICAN WATCHES, pro-
eaest watch made 10 hs country sol IN
gold aud silver FRAEkFiELD Co. Jewerr 29 SIlsye
Pourte-nht, and S29 Bghhaye- Twenty-sEt6-s-
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PHiLtDgLPnIA, Pean. June II, 1871. .
CFAJFD PROPOSALS, in tripllcate, VIII
- h. received a. this usl u o'clock SAT- bDAi ggy
Is s-l M In ar and OneHh W story stone Loikr ~ o
ca,.sper Cou rt.fio,.e IVA } National Cemetery
i P,al vii received az thu Ode At the sane utie
sia1s or Bnck " all Railing yb doalle aud
'I lam Gate arouni Prelehelsblg Wal National Cen
,v.u - T,o. P,irpv. he reor ii
nlles bid will he rcceye that does
- ca,z ~ III. requirement. The rubbish .us RON IN
for the b"ice To ~ fr 81 ron
- Of esh Ce4eery the oi ihr sHc-a % Hif
h, bids VII b. inrushrc upon
fiIns, " ~. ..a.,.,sn.d HENRY 4. HODGES
spPhe~h"4 =" ~ Major ani Qusrienras;rr L. = A.
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NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER RtLROADTransleay leave Tftt-s- q io'issg;
a. ~ Cfi-sco Erp-ess, vi h Drasing
bosom SPECIAL chicago Express iast aa, with DEaFni
a.. h. BrFslo art E4gafa Pals
M no Northern and Express with DwngFoo
m Moss Express Saturdays N lldto train
., III. M nrswla..goom a attached.
Paglc Express Slee-iugcas WCerowa,
Svrirnx-. Ostego sad Canada qua
m Pacific Express WITH Sespns-1r for Rochester
Bg4o Fal, also GhcA-o b5-l l. = AMI II G. ksl
nai s. Lauis via Toledo sai Lo1syle via IN iBspos III,
TIA All leave ~ Snhiavs al N.
II d. n. Uuci Express, with through SleepiEzcaIA
I'd. n. Hrtau SPECIAL tu
"a H.. sul ?. Poughke,psie tfsils.
ga H., ~ o. AIS aud CTS p. m, Poskskli trains
anl1 ;. M, stnz : nc rsas
srsdav way Trin.33o AL Yc.ics petal M
PosgtLsensie syre., lu-Ae % vi
G. II. KESDRICK. Genarrl Passenger Aseai.
Ma T. 1874.
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Neu- 1eroen Real estate for Sale.

CCESSIBLE SUBURBAN COTTAGE for
~ SALE Or 70 LET-Couas advantages Of cY ana country I
minutes iou Ltet Coriln-tsi. % an' esea va!
Of travels situated 10 most atirtetve and promising Pr o.
$500. none = sr f sfaaous and modern ftted extra large lot
s-tocsei garden. snt shade lawns no6s es &C ~
.ly ~ 10 rqrts busl and SIRE % az
waco vain be rented responsible pri or sol at sAcI
r. tcrcf. Paymcut male fatacgl fW p@d0-4-+s anu
phetocgapls address n. o.. p, o BOX 20 n l.
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

A FAMILY requiring two ROOMS may find
"a coed BOARD envreu 20 depot az New Prov ie-e Ne Jery
road healthy aud pleasant ocstoE sabng Ad
dress Fox T. o.. Ner-F rltli-Ice, n j.
Two LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, in suite OF
snsle ught h1uss ing with board II required
At low sumner p-ees. No 2i7 Wet thin FVls,
ITO LET-TO single gentlemen, without board
sui-evuns-eI BACK PAHLOR second foor also HALL
BEDROOM $50 Bond Dean, Brook References exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-29

THE process of girdling the earth with
telegraph wires is steadily progressing
Australia is now brought within minutes
distance Of the great continent from which
it lies detached, a telegraphic cable hav-
ing been successfully laid from Port OAR
win, on the northeast part of the insuar
continent, to Batavia, the capital Of the
island of Java, which is already connected
by cable with the continent of ASIA
From Port Darwin lines of telegraph ex-
tend to all the principal cities Of Australia
One south to Adelaide, Melbourne and
Sidney, and another along the eastern coast
to other principal points. From Melbourne
there is cable to Tasmania, which COM
pletes the system of the Australian COLO
MES, with network of telegraphic wires to
all parts of the civilized world.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-29
WEDNESDAY EvENI'G, NOV. 20, 1871.
rHANKservrNG--N PAPER TO MORROW.

As tomorrow is the day set apart by
the President as one of thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God, the observance of
which is recommended throughout the
United States, we shall issue no paper from
this office. The day has peculiar sacred
ness and beauty to us, in the custom and
manner of its time-honored observance,
and we desire that the force employed
by us shall have an opportunity to partici-
pate, not only in the religious observances
of the day, but in such social festivities and
enjoyments as it has been the custom of the
people, in very considerable portion of
the country, to relgously connect with the
day. Apart from the Acknowledgements to
our Maker for the many blessings he has
conferred upon us, it is an excellent occa-
sion to bury all past feuds. forget all past
grievances, make the best of our little
transitory ills, and, generally, demean our
selves in such way as to make our several
homes, as well as those 'of our kith and
kin Gf not our ''neighbors," in the Bible
sense of the word,) the happiest and most
cheerful places in the world. There is no
one who can feel so entirely independent
of the bounties of Providence as not to
entertain grateful sense of obligation at
times, for the many blessings showered
upon him. And, consequently, there is no
one who does not have more or less of
genuine thanksgiving day. in his heart.
Let tomorrow be observed as such day.
The heart needs it for food as much, and
even more, than the body can need it for
rest and recreation. Remember: "It is a
good thing to give thanks unto the Lord,
and sing praises to his name"