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New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP HRW- IoRK .

PORT or HRW-TOHK .................... ..NOvEHBHR D.
CLEARED.
s,%g TSE,r Gs5sa.ssr & &. sais s.%oSs a%SH'F
steamship M.ls GryRieS, PAI.asEhs
ssssTsSiS PtapsoniI BrsEs. Portland, J. p Aneh
ss.%.g ssgSSs s,g% Pts, sa, RS:Sa SsS . FS B,t
stsnGnshp sss NOrO, &e, Old Donn' On Steamship
OSs,..-.bp rurs COOsh Richmond and City Point Old
DP9,.iSSs S1ssSsse S1aa5Sa tSSsoa !. Sorn.n Philadelphia
ship Robnson Br Mcleod Liverpool GTnneu hH'un
fsG F, Tr.P.s P.:sE E1 Bi BiasS sS'ffT .1 Whine
@ s:t .1.n c Sl J.sss hchScn % Co
Bst Bart Norma Ger NOSsShUst Brcntn v. soAmA Co.
R Bar, a"so. SG%S Ss S"; Ssss J1fS
e.: H. s: rS .t sfiS saH s''. BsSs1 fHsH "
Bns yn JpSS.op g. m @S TsS ES,a E1a G.nGcO
Eng SSi1. We Is. SsG aa b a1niad cSl yS
s.; S.1'I gs 9E sSo sS SS Gsss1St
g. s.0s: & sIs1l st ss F s5SI 5; oSsh p
s % a f:s s.Ss .s4 sR S1si.ii % fs4ss
sssr ssndipi,p HSlhrOOk, Boston.
sss, & a E,Is" Mad stamford Stamford h'vveODg Co.
s ssi 2i Il, vel. % 5sy TH. G:SssS. Whit,
SEN E.ry g,ra HASsst SsTsoD S"IsS: S.,es %1aSs
sesf seS T. 1ac z. IysS, IysS,1 Lyon Baltimore.
s., C,,hr, fBr) McNioksn Liverpool Oct n and Queens
,O%p 2sts viii ndss tDd psG 70 C. O. Pr1eesIn ., NJ.
ssGnshp HastsrAs LAErsA"- 1SrSA S@ Oa' A00 PA va
Ga (of Iopdnnl Daphssf b0aep Oct = bAh
Bafi LsIa MAns Ger AbrbI, hiide'bOrSagh Eng viii rail-
0 ~ R1o.So Mayor oknd Bermuda Oct A IN ballast
RS IiSs of Csrdd sp lG via Hampton hoah days.
IN Ist. c. (BIl wh JOhu B. nA Vineyard Haven 20
d'{ Wy Ih sOo1 Pres. shus n. f. IS dsyt With plh.E
SSI EmA Portsr of PTOTDOetoNnl spar b. Marc - aJ
"a lS"Sc Oliver Passsp AgI CaysAj4 daJL viii e3ass
sehr Aseeis ouIHH tBrI VO''er bepres0i' ~ ." "O' wv"
SssI h.tds H. (BrI hshsR Windsor g. I" days With u~
OeL ~ II,. ISShtSp g. Jsba, n B. 20 dSri With lumber
Rchr BIrab Brusn Rh. wilmington NJ ~ "A' WIZ D''
btoreG .,x,, Am co1srvuE
Sarah r. Jones RSckpon Mas aIna M LeAIt ~ ~ H.
hsn's NeE,tlAYs-,h 4 A.. PsI11nrT, Providence,
= bhee iN%os posi1:...vu Bau Ws.Lsf. PeFtlsHA u
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Mar, Chairman, wesport Nelsou Harvey pm kivw
III W. Benedict Boston. Wm. Deming Portland c.
W&D-suaset, fresh, N n. W.T. clear -. 81
FOREIGN PORTS, 40 -"
6-Th Cunsrd steamship seo. Cant
New YOrk Oct for Liverpool arrived pod today and pro
eeeped. - . ,- -.
ssriyed this port TO-DAY and proceed4 for Liverpool
steamship City Of Antwerp Capt Rynon EerYerk
OF n tOnehed ri. port :, neOn to-day ruue for Liverpool
man which saed from EeuYOt Oct for liverpool arrived this
pcTt to-day and shortly amer proceeded. - =.
The National Line steamship Denmark Capt Andrews from Eey-
Yori Oct a. for Liverpool OceAsd A pO YESTERDAY and
ooedod
PLIHourH Nov 6The Hsmburr Aneroan steamship wesph.A
Capt sWansen from Revfsf Oct T. arrived port to-day and
preceded for Hamburg.
LoNDoNDEEHr, Nov. Ge Allan Line sesn,hip ottaxs from
ouebec for Liverpool tOuehcd at this port yesterday
TPor Latest Ship Mere bee Ynh Pa1el
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
CIVIL NOTE.

Judge Sutherland, who was assigned TO hold
Part Of the Supreme Court Circuit being unable to at
tend thereto and the calendar Of said part being far be-
hind that Of Part H. Judge Van Brunt, who was as
ued 70 the latter will hold Part during the present
term Part III. is adjourned till DeNmber Judge Jones
vim continue the October Term OF the Special Term uut
Dec q 70 complete the unfinished business remaining
over he session. The important OF these cases are
boe aeaust the Guardian Iiie Insurance Company ana
bt garious church property between the Madeon-
ave Baptist Church and the Baptist Charch III OhVert
Judge Jones occupied yesterday In hearing test
loy In the DULuel suit which las been already re-
DOrfal
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
IDENTIFICATION OF A SUICIDE.

The body of the young woman who was
found in Firth-ave stage Saturday, suffering from
poson and who died In St. Lukes Hospital on Sunday,
has been identified that Of Miss Alice Mapes late Of
Mddleown Orange County, N. Y. She had relatives In
this eity whom she occasionally visited She admitted
at the hospital she had taken poison Friday, but
said that her life saved by two physicians. On
Saturday she procured audHnum and took several doses
AT short intervals II shown by pOstnorteIn eK
animation that she not pregnant at the time OF her
death as reported the Surgeon in attendance at
2 ha HnE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

=, ,..rs IN the British Parliament and the question
has hsn settled in both countries alike; whie at esame
noa - iaS "a last April the establishment In LoBdou Of
aTulsr university on the American system wss fully
discussed. =. = 49,
,h nnrIc Of presiding and leeturing @ these de-
TSrtments Of the columbian College, including the Law
icss Iaborious and most vitality important work Of
nrranfEing q true College for Women.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
,CC1nEyT TO FRENCH FRIGATE.

The captain of the brig Glance of Bermuda,
which arrived at this port yesterday reports that he en-
cpuntered hurricane oct 10, about latitude &c, long-
tude 67 which lasted 10 hours, and that two Gays lae
he f in with the French fgate AnazOn with her rud
der gone and all her spars except the foremas He Tor
warded dispatch to st. Thomas concerning the dls-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
60 Uhom II man Concern

WAn DEPARTMENT, wAsHISGroS CrrT Oct 30, 1911.
ALL PERSONS holding or claiming to own
IA vouchers pertaining the Montana Indian War Claims OF 1861
claiming found due thereon requested send forward
such vouche statements Of their claims detail with an
davts bs the A tasnhp lupectorGenera James hArds
L. l. Army, Chiafo, Illinois. = -
Notwithstanding tbe destruction n the List Of Awards nearly
pete and evidence pertaining the claims sucen data
upon which List Of Awards without Injurious delay
JOHN POTTS. Chief Clerh War Dept
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
P1SSEEG ERS ARRIPED.

FROM BREMEN-In steamship Main. Nov 6IHer Gends sna
PN E, Hessner Miss Amend DR.. L. Jacoby and fam v,
lua Dpx Mrs Renker Kiei and children hr heHe MAI
children. Bemh krch0f aud wife O.
WilEs Svd W. Aufrrmany H. T. W. Chapman MI B"nson M
Ssrni L (T T,g and SOph Oge e. Doechrr and family b.
Hum Nj Parker wife M Ate and Othen the second cabin
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
No First place BroOfvn lot a6rl0 feet complete with all
modern improvements; the paor floors freseoed ceiling In
dne order Terms easy. HORACE FLETCHER 300 Monagoest
EOR SALE and to LET-Desirable HOUSES
- - IA' ' kUIAED L WHITING, BeeErnsn st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
6itnations Wanteo--femalts

FAMILIES requiring frst-class HELP can be
supplied at once BY calling at ~ BeeeheTst GIS wanting
good situations should call write A. r. NTBLLGRsCB
OFFICE tS Beeokerst-, Esu.York
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
~ German Institute III NOOl between RvngtOu and ssntonss
YOUNG LADIES' CHRISTIAN ASS0CIA-
services Of TEACHERS BALBSw0MRN, NURSERY. ovBRS
BssBs, HOUsBKBKPERs. DRBssHAKER8 aud sRAhsTRRsSBs
invited cal al the EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Of this soety
The tDe Sewing also .oo orders for Ladies and YAhe1
received for sewing given direct Who work
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Gong 4sIaao Rsal estate for Sale

CUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS.
- attention OF business and Others desiring 70 "epe
accessible and desirable point near the dty
called 10 pouerty undegDed situated in an attractive
and nproynr part o the village Pushing and adjoining elegant i'm
ALREADY atty favored railway facilities having now -
trains daily railroads OF construction Flushing
depois established this properly eayns mdTaL
the two; streets graded and ready for improvement pnes snh
sas 70 male profitable Investment for chose not de-
ng TO improve Immediately For further particular call a. my
re where n, 10 IL e!ock morning 70
the property without expense W
applicants B. II. SPO0HBR 70 Broadway, Room os
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
AINlATrRE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC. ,
l 49,, C:37 Sun sets 4:5O Moon 1875
phT- A ~
xart pook AZ Cows Island 3:i9 He'll Gte Perv. so
SIGH WATER THIS DAT ,. NJ
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JLIN q 81
REAL ESTATE.
NEv.Yonx. Mopa.y, Nov. A 1r,

g.. 1~-Aohks Aonuay, nov ., ls'L
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
sma and the amount Of business transacted was unim
portant Joseph Mcclure sold by order Of the Supreme
Court GratS Nathan referee, the fousory brick store
known a. No. 2 Westst, between vesey ana Barclay
s for 500; the lot is irregular one neng Is feet
front aud ~ feet rear with an average depth of 49,
The property Washington Market and rents on an
old lease expiring May 1s7s, ~ n. 900 por annum
No sales viii be held tomorrow, bat on Wednesday and
Thursday some valuable property win be offered
Messrs 8. Dngee Co.'S sale - NeW-Hochollo On gat-
urday was very successu The entire farm Of 81 acres
with house and oubuildngs was sold, reasing S782OO
The larger portion Of the property was purchased the
parties In interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
tueetthester Countp Real estate for Sale.

COR SALE, to close an Estate-A FARM Of
81 acres Of eGOee and and OutbuLn8 good conditions
fruit Sc wescheser County Y highway from
Peksk 10 LAke Maholac Peeksk 81 miles from hs
lopac mil Mohegan desirable location in respect
WM ROAKE shrub OAK. n. y,
JOHN C. DARROW, 80 Libertyst.. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
neooins CARDS, &r.

AT WIN. EYERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
n tonst.-WEDDIN0 CARDS and FNg sfATIoNERT KaAh
hIhel 1881
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
sOusss enb farms manteo.

r.hIe HOUSE WANTED IN the Iuburbs Of sons village within
two houn Of NsvYsk Phes 1000 S70o Address d.
n. PIBRCB, IT,, No II PnssA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Passenger station in NsE YOr Twenty .7enth't and
FcurtbaVa Entrance on Twenty seTenEA'i
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRK
cssS I s:ss s"%s s,. ,r.. I ,s w ~ % ~"'
4" rai a South IS SoT%.f oT% t1 ao IN, 1915 I cE1 a
= Foi tfb5 b,a.a a.? 3 io O. - q. @
ss' 5S'ff Sitn1'i f ss t '' = m A s' '.I. @
's Sunday Nal rran Esye, NsvyorI for
DO''0D, We Wv. ~ CONEBCrEG rI.ANs
For For sSSa sSSa "a RsRsii ssTe fis. iis 81 sa
Fsi % cens.steat RiSsr R.psd ~ Rip Noh.~V's
For Hsrtford Providence and Fi.G1n R.ilrO.A ESQ
sGoTe Line Rsls: q m y Norwich and r0'eu'e' '
For Ssv-Hayso snl Northampton Railroad 70 NORTH
'GR'GI PSf adto-n and wrnsnae Railroad m Lno
For 70 Ia Hon s..:onic !. nj Railroad a m and ,pm
EST EST S.SSss .ps sSa SSS.. s.a % a. a. ''
For SeyCDs;% E.Sa "a. m , aSS q T, r n ~, a to s.
DAY Mail TA stAsr nHs Dra~nsTO'~ Gag AaIsa 10 toes
Ts.a:t ;;:, 81. ;:1s re-.
e bs :aa fS%is:' EsTs H. :. S!:.as:
sss ca r Ss; ho % II ;fst' ssa
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER T; ". s1e & Sss SpS Fcc s' nd ro @
s:rs C s,S I'd -. 1'.'s s s. EH' E:s. with D'" %
1870 M special Chicago Express with DnraerOsH ears to BuSaO
Hoo a. ~, Northern and Western Bxpresa
. 40 0. m Special TOY Express, kSt tFaia
Montreal RIprvss VIII saesplAscAs frez NsuIoTh ~
500 n Eipre With seepinsr, Cor wsssrVvs o'~tss, ssd
400 m Pac3c Eru-rrs with sIeepr-sn for ROehear Bess
Etagaa RAb al,o kS cElogo ElA hStA L and n G.
Railroads. St Lous ViaToledo and Louisville via IbAA
ApohA Leave On SUNDAY NJ 3 P n 49, 80 ,.
S s.S' IN. .sas ss s q fs.1s i @ .ss sp
I'AI" To 'R TsEsbRiet Ia s
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--FR0M FOOT OF
~ DEkBRossLssT sa4 fsa st q CoR!L1A1DLr ~ = eS
p m FoI B1LTraoRR and wIsaiScToy "a rus WET sh y,s
baMaoFs ssSs u, i5s0 nd sa' y, Per tlis $500
sOUTHwEsT 800 s2o. hger rsas aa..e a.. ~, Is.
ssA Lsuchhnrs alJ sD raih stss1i Ssss
WEST Via Peznsyshla Ralrosa-s:o p %, -, ~.
Pse are ssscAea y the e,1 ~ tsG ss.s ef.sse silver
Palace ,itseh 60 the . esY % - - stssSs eAss~.
saTh CSnss ko1sas 81 Lass, .a Ssfsss ~ saS IL
Tkfe tor sls al io.t oY Ds,bros'esss 80, rS1 s.II "
BS',w;.$S y .$SAsks dDiFs AZ. " yAcksoS G,.1 SOP.
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. l.
Winter Ar.asn.p. so.~.asus oe o. H' ron Roosevelt an
a. n ~, =, Pses y a.ss fOs RnsPa aOd Fire Place
@ N E.a +, Ps.sssse SJ for g,epoH aSd firs PacA
@ NJ n-S.;aa fof Ftp trOlgt 10 Paiebogus sa,ArdaJG
s,S q !. P,ssiss Icepnnsds5eA
60 go - Lse,-Teiatsa Mcrrrf.
:" ss S "a seA 5iG pnl stN iFains a
LIS @" -" y.~, nrsam iOT aOskasav and Hsmrss.A
Ess TIas TsSlsa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
AuClioN sails VT r<i ~ pn.S ~ IL hoAA
Citp Rral gslaie for Sale.

Gitp Rral estate for Sale.
CHARLES f. WHITE,
~ REAL ESTATE BROKER, $50 BROADWAY.
HOUSES STORES, ke, BOUGHT, SOLD and RBhTEnn Ed oD
Particular attention given TO COLLECTING RBhIb and fhoF
HTY placed in his charge.
TOR SALE or to RENT-On North Washing
tonauarr Phhaye 6rleASs tstory HOUSE, basement
ard .ucs z feet front BY deep complete order
apt abe LOT with night Of way through
Eey TO MlcousA lot 2 BY about l5o feet Rogers asehod
ground and covenants for renewals pee Tor s
900, with stable $1,000 rent without stable
s3 500 per snnum particulars pply HOMER MORGAN No
Pinest. or z H. LUDLOW Co.. No. Pinest Q,gIOl
EOR SALE or to LET-Furnished or
unfurhed and bhek House convenient TO
Iesmbo.ts and ear Apply premIses l hundred and
before 10 H. Of the owner WILLARD HARVEY
u Prankhn.st-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Real estate to gxfbause.

r OW-P PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn. unincum
ISwa % EYCHAHGE r mpruved BreeLlA or nssfoh pson
eriJ. kVLAhD WhAiI""' De',-'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Noiirrs Of Bankrnpttn.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES fsr EORlHERS DISTRICT ei MEM kS.IS A
the BUFFALO CITY INSURANCE
COMPAHY BsnkpThe undegned hereby give nCHcf baI they
have r. c-ive Of the rIopety assets and
effects Of pe BtPFALO CITY INSURANCE COMPANY which has
been Bankrupt by the District Court Of the United states Tor
that all have been en-
ope by said Court from mskng and are forbidden 70
ssd Bankrupt The delivery NJ aaJ
property belonging said Bankrupt OF ia oers or any
other persons except undersigned such Receiver or from u any
manner Interfering the ptope ~ .ala ban
rup security and pTeeyaton theroDAted BuhAo
Wv - PETER J. FERRIS.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES, the EORTHERh DhnRit Of .SH
Of BUPPALO CITY lNbURAhOB
OMPAEY undersigned hereby give hoeoe htt teey
effects Of the But Insurance COMPANY which h n eoaIed
RAM nt by the District Of the rud States for the Northern
district 81 and that persons have been gone by ne
oneI Of said Court making and forbidden 70 make any pay
uent f nr debts Bankrupt the delivery OF any perr De-
longing 10 H. TO Of Of i oHes or Any other per-
eIcpt undersigned such Receivers or non n any
with or removing the OF sad Bansu elee
'o' N' ''" ~ H HESRY MARTIN,
PETER j.. FERRIS,
Gr.cai Receive ke
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
6tlp manie6.

SALESMEN WANTED-lmmediatcly or 1st
~ auua sRv ERAL experienced hBE who .e largely Of hne
goods Merchant IAlorA Apply 70 d. VAN HGkN Co.. New
York.
VTANTED-THREE CANVASSERS, Insu-
w Book Map Patent Right Advertising Agents preferred
PGy permanent situation competent State fdy bus
experience salary for 6rst Aso State Aent)
ASHER 4 ADAMS, 53j Broadway, New.lork.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
6teamboats and Railroads.


NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENcE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Calm sSsSSsF ss r. T. e : SEcsSsscn sSSiSis.
Ss1os 6.:s. g. ,,5:s To- rESyIRESGE sS Rs. h +; S.,
=. fS, Worcester Rs Important Eng dies asi .osn,
SAFETY, SPEED AND E0MFoRT.
,.S.: S Is:s.: Iss;s. s%:, .Ssa, ygss Ls,
&J eIis S ..aa D''''''' and '
cTr OF LAWRENCE: and
Nv ~ .e's g sd.S ssT1;sl ;:, e.; sg :s
For Aod Ecrwh sonn@ctp, with Erpr-. train,
@ sI as Ss S'R a 70 ."s E. s.. and w
s! sss s's:1 'ls'' md rates Of % T sSsT S DT' 1r:.
SPECLAL NOTICE-CHANGE OF HOUR.
"a eTT Ct sf "a ss % S
eE: ec fs p.s.a a. Sf!S u S Sl S 1 '''' '' points
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FEi9 aSR The 1ns1t ,S =. ,y1 slip % Ss'
EOR NORWALK and dDANBURY-The steam
E SEs s SsIs ans fsns1 ss q & fEgk S
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
& md = s,ssa's esSst: psEs e. s,a1sr' ''7
STAMF0RD and GREENWICH, Tri-weckly
The s1%tT M AHERIcys n ..v:s s'f ryFsDy ruS r.
dn Ran Ss oS y sS o' r. '''''
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight pot In NexYork foot Of Liberty
meets at SOmerVe with South Brsaeh Raod Hanpon Junction
with the Delaware LacAStHBA and Western Railroad Pahpsbar
With the Legh AMI Sssqnesnns Dvn and at Easo1 sh the r.
high Valley Railroad God It's onnectonS forming dTet Inc 70 Pp
ugh and the West without change Of also o Cn PenasL
AN' 'Nl Ne" ALLENTOWN LINE TO The WEST
- : SPRIN0 ARRANGEMENT
commencing May r. l87l.-Leass New York as folSws:
remington Easton Bethlehem Miucb CIrHt "iBHN
Tsseny &C. COnnecss At Junction with D. l. and w.
eG BxPHEss dsiy e1oept sunia-s A.
fnoTn tarIeurg and te Wes Connects Scerve for en-
oni ~ rnpsoug With Lezh ad Sos esanas Tys- for halrJ
hank MiEfshlrre, scranton WGamsport EAtoa
Lr iah Valley Railroad for Mseoh Chuuf
iO:O p.-Way TraiA Tor Someryfle
MO, Pennington Eastcn, Allentown hancn Chnnf
hhano CIV laIeoR Wlkhsrre Reading Couts. Lancas,e.
Lpaa fOstVle HAr'sOrg kG COSSs&s Pa.vsOaT for Bel
| p n.-FOr PlalDaeld
2:O1 m-For EstOn COrnecs Phirpsba-g with Lehgh and
Susq pSoa !er Aneniown Wkarrs Sc,snou: Baon
with Lehgn valley or Allentown and Catasaulu Coones
JuncuoO "ih D, l. and W. r
| +ER.lOIv Easoa @ A%Isht,En Allen and Mach Csaak
5pm-CNCINNATI EHPREs, daily for Eastpn Bethlehem, Alien
town Rsadng iaTsgrg PITTSBURGH CLcsgO AL Cincinnati
hG and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago
S:i5 ?. D.-Por S,merTihe
bp.Is.-B For BsstOu
: p.m.-FOr SOmerviTe
no N. m.-(R (Rmgrant)-Por Easton
9:4Op m.-Ror Piainbeh
I2nm-For PIainaeld, Teneslajs and SlturlayS . - -
For Elizabeth al $40 Gc 6:J Il5, 1:G 3O SN, o:n sn
l0gJ las m: l2O 200 20. 35 3%S Am 4:, +S
55 20 5.Ia 100 6;3O 1:4 S:i5 9:plO:ij ROO
he obtained at the ofe Of the Cutrs RAJ
ros % NowJere- foot Liberty AMI at the pnnepL
IOr' anu 1eAF O"ce' IL R. z. KICKER SupcueOiea.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Gitnations Dante0-- Hlales.


HELP.-TO Planters Railroad Contractors,
and Others number Of good selected MEN waiting engage
EORTON5. Whitehal-st
DARTIES not requiring the exclusive ser
vices bcOkteeper have their ACCOUNTS WRITTEN UP
BOOKS POSTED weekly moderate e1penSA Refer
70 ability, ke Address c. O. D., Tribune 0mce.
TTO RAILROAD OFFICERS.
man having % y..n, eIpetence I" STATION AGENT and
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT desires position where be cOuh
himself useful Can give ttI references honesty and
capacity Address II. T., Boz lO6 Tribune 0fce-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
CRIC RATLwAY.ETRATNs Leave Depot


T. sr,t Of 2-+st. fol!"Ss:
ExurS RAIN CbamteTSsI
NJ and = n dslr improved Dravingiioom toAhe'
seeompE, he N ihodkhD BuHalo and hu,esos Z Dill
cobnveaa Hornellsyie nheeu Sleeping Ioacucs
ronb t Cleveanl Cincinnati Seeplg COACHES ACCOMPANY W
II A m train from SuSQrehanDa But a'n the 30: p " Nsh Iom
NeuYoSk Sasp4naiop sn the train hon
Suspension Bridge, and CiseiHss An EngTan' ln A
u Far i Por' ~ Lewis and wav e.Oo 70. ami I10p N
Po hLloEu wsy at '7:10 am J:JO m hnd oaHuAy'
Cnly $50 m.
For OrSuIle and WAy, at lJD a. m =.
FOR NeWLurth and Way at 900 A. m. JJ1 aud 3:JO p To-
For Suhrrn and Way and p. 49,. q. c,s
ani WAY, a Gas 10 m u n 4't' '''''
s:5 r. in and III midnight -, VII. e,.. - .uJ i2..s
S4O SEQ $50 and WedDeScaTs anu SA'-u1yS 0I'
M pr, EyacL Tal!mans. and Wsy. at o. N ilS ~
t1E - IS. rs 1+ AMI NedHes as a." satuf
ys only s midnight SPECIAL SUNDAY Ias At sO l. H. aHo ''
BTr,,rs leaving Chambr hour or tafh"ar ava
.r rs m autgs than Oye tne Last OC~' Lon -'I N
85 ?. m.. ,,,.usr., In n,,v,r, Room and SIcerns
on he ohnrd for TIE checking aud transfer OF Bag
go nav be l. AZ the Company Ohce 2 s2g and % :"
l2shs. and "a ~ nu" fa'' m
RrooSiyn broadway, WUamsburgb: D-pos foot Of
21l-st, New iOrk and Long DOcA Depot
IIHaT CTtv and Of the Agents the principal hotels
sDsiiy tPor Fremont and Eyack. tFor hAfAehAoG
Far Hackensaek aua HilSdae o1y For 49, ,,.D
u Ri'CKER urT-2, WM BARK
L. ~ H. IN EJ7L GelH PasrA
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

IN NeWYOt Of Twenty sTenhst and
FouIthaVa Entrance Twenty serentL-S-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESl-
~ ERN RAILROAD


NEW BROAD GAUGE LIhBto Water Gar SeT,nSS
Dpot New York foot Of Barcays and oot Of lsoIhert
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hOSDAl, july IT,
1911
$500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boon0n Branch.
directly through from NewYok 0swego without change OF cars
connecting Dover with Chester B. Waterloo with sussex X
and Scranton with L. and B. r. for kingston "uhesOae F"
t0r &c.
5 EXPRESS TRAIN counectnGa Deuyle with Boon
Branch at Dover Chester Branch Waterloo with SuS1
and Newton Washington with the De- L. and '" n X
ML:er Cap SafsburR Scranton Great Bend Bngham0n sra
aud OsWego, and EasOn with Leigh Valley Tor all pom"
1900 o. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Eewark Norr
town Dover Waterloo Hscketowu, WashngOn PhiDs6nrg and
Waterloo with Sussex Railroad Al PbPsbur
" Bel Del r. r. for Bevdee lc AMI at Eaon VITA l. v X
Bethlehem Allentown. MSueh Chunk wkesbar Reading and
100 D M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson and
Boz directly h ouzh 70 Bngtamton Wnout coange %
and a. Waterloo vi ith SussI X. r. ,
EASTON EXPRESS connects At Dover with Chester
R. Waterloo with L. r. and al Baston with L. v H. II iof
brthehem Allentown Rpytrg Hrirs1urg and III" W">t ~
3:1O m HACKETTST0WN MAIL eOnnec With BOo0"n' NneN'
and susS Railroads -
IN. DOVE fXPRESS
For AnRRsTowN, at 75 9p iI2o 1900 m, 2:N' 9;O Alo
Fr SUMMIT and Inteneda 6:30 7;lTll 9O 1910
and llso m 2;3U 4:2r, o:O0 ant $40 m. ~ .. =.
For ORANGE and sOuTH ORANGE 6:51 7;5, 9:b 9p 1910
and 10 23O 3+o +1 4:SS s:I, O;OO So 49, s;lS
anR ~ HSr&wIaK a, $50 1:s 1863 $50, 9e $40 'lOlO
M 20 ana LILO 2UO, 'I:1, $50 S:+. $50 4O
s0 80 s:io 5:2O $3.50 6;OO 30 $40, -5aO SO sS and
lis m Train. marked 1t East Newark.
HiS 80 " N.xVcrI dE BLOOMFIELD and AOETCLAIR CJJ
~" wv INV ). sCHoCH. superntcn1rnL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

AND NEWHANEN X.
ROAD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-24
True as Preaching.

That shrewed trading men may
be seen any day at the green brick
front investing their money in
boots, shoes, hats and piece goods,
whilst their equally "wide awake"
wives and daughters, are lay.
ing in supply OF calicoes, do
nestle, dress goods, notions, &c.
Remember We pay the highest
market price for dried fruit. aud
take more barter than all the
town. MURRAY & MORGAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-24
No. Our readers will remer

49, Our readers will remem.
Der that Green Turner, q negro
preacher, stole q mule in Giles
county several months ago, while
en- route to Conference, and was ar.
rested in the pulpit in Murfrees.
boro. On Tuesday of last week,
the 18th, he was sentenced to be
hung within a mile Of the Pulas-
XII court house on the 18th of No
vember next. During his trial he
frequently compared his own case,
to that of our Saviour, when he
rode into Jerusalem on the mule
that He found tied to a tree, and
argued in extenuation of his own
crime, that he simply followed the
example of his Master.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-24

% The annual fair of Bed
ford county commences Tuesday,
October l4th. The premium list,
with which we have been favored,
il full and comprehensive, embra.
ding every branch Of domestic en-
terprise.
We have, also, the premium
list of the Rutherford fair, printed
IN NushvilLei If the managers
of the Association expect to re-
ceive credit for sincerity when an
nouncing that their object is TO
develop home enterprise, they must
not, Pharisee.like, turn away from
home industry. With two good
printing-officeS at home, they look
abroad to have their orders filled.
IL that is the spirit that is to rule
in preparing for our county exhi-
billions, the sooner they close out
the better.