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New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
CRIMINAL COURTS.

George Mullic Staten Island cigar mangfaGtqo M @ T.
rrr yesterday BY o. s. Mal ls marrow" IN Pi'0 JAIL "
,Bswer f,r Grading payment Of the special tax
James L. WoodhOuse charged with Offering hlm-
M a. strav bail bankruptcy was COMMITTED yes'erla
a,oSsT Osborn $1,000 bail, to await ne sccn Of
GTaB0 Jury
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Iev yes,eray who has charge Of the eng
room IN sy Foanle in Hsgues for criminal an, aon An5
ebo ace ~ years Imprisonment ana 10 sh1
committed abul he pays tne Of +Z1o-
AT the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
t isase C1ukn Yesterday for having attempted 10 stnke Fat
,sS Johp e. White Rh Precinct with carr r1hg "ne ne
sa - sIpe woman dsorlery conduct Frank Wlgee,
,e5 by Cfs oese No 10 LeoBard-si he 20 bs ioi
having sDd severely hJureuS 'oJ "o1 i' fe"7
I3Osard-st and West bToa0TS
At the Essex Market Police Court, Charles Bell OF
u, point vas committed yesterday for stealing oyereoa from
William Farrell OF No SI5 East
held assauing Elizabeth Heand while she was IN
East Ihenthst, END for TObbinG The
IN =, az 1ue Toniy held for stealing clothing worth 80 Oa
Esyy MeCornscls = house. No J52 East TwelhtL
Az the jefferson Market Police Court, Thomas
IoDeb Of No ClsrksoDst emntted yeseray ar ab9ng
Cr,vf Mc3rew No. 81 Kngst 10 the neck hosef ay Of NO
~ Ciarkoo-s held for ssb.ng Patrick Gc q No ~ Ms' ioos
,n In ae John Hayes Of No - Charont bed for as
,ppg 0er FBt WILSON q Toe Tgeniysgath Preese, Without
Curran Of no 4S West Tbtyseyenth for az
teIg George H. Fowler Of the Twentieth Precinct Sbares
Law Cnsnsn held for stealing eshy worth SloO on Charles
Coauer O No. I09 Clinton place
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TIE CIIARLTON-sT. TRAGEDY-CooPER PRO
BOUNCED INSANE.

An inquest was held, yesterday, in the case
m Benjamin J.. Cooper. woo attempted 10 murder his
N'ic, Eiza Ann, oD searg an then cut h. th.ost at
nj residence, NJ. u CDart0I-st His VIE testified tnat
BE h4a been zubec 10 a. of melancholy tor two years,
sud dat Tor two weeks previous 70 bis attempt her
me- he lad acted very stnangey he read the papers
f"IeIny' ana every murder seemed % affect him
te talked about them, the facs seeming weigh his
mind; after the Connolly murder he was much worse,
fDd Old her thai the only mistake COunoly made in
yot hAing hi wife hrt; Saturday morning he seGt
W cook 70 call lie cLdreY and then took uD the
a1-kplfe ard walked t0gaId the wiDdOw; he soon
!sAed " the table and passing nis Bngcr
eYeP the edge 81 the knife, Sald 10 needed
SsfIAiu Ia going toward the Kitchen made sud
gen att X on her with the Bnfg; she struggled with
hin and eT ATTRACTED tie atJeni.oH the COOK
thd ebildre who came 10 her assistance 30 fed up
Eirs and s0 returned with razor she told i that
Ae would eOap stajrs sLe would forgive all mat he
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$3.50 mat an osoaped convict named Quinn was IN
ne pcrct threatening shoot man; no took with
BIN Vicr,10 for Quinn while in Blceckerst, Sergeant
sriste ran past HIM, and IN response 20 gnyS snd
peioS oSe,cSrs ran there, and found three men a ia
hs srSe OF an ofcer one had has lip cut aSSe tS"s
VIZ h"d como into her house and broken her urnev,
sEe wanted TO make cherge aSang2t 2 was hleedng
an fe9v Tho said it was bclii o m as i'm
woman witaess said ne Wo",% orotscS 81 "a be Rhcn-
e 49, shat IL was not woman, Il was onoeI Bel
c Tie Twenty tbSse Scope have put away said he had
sore over tae roofs Sl,ne's So,S S''NIVH 10Y and
othcefs, Reanis made charge against them,
@ tbey were locked up; alterward, witness VSlea ner
eia % ,,cn rera not TO blame; that they had done
usb,pc and that Bell was the only one VINO wac 70
% IN the matter returned 10 the station house tod
w Va sent there tnat Boil was the only one to blame
n m al he would dschargc the prisoners @ ul I,s'ar1C
%So OF them, and sent Tor surgeon 20 u1's NC aS
w. ,Sepnd; also cent Officers Burton ana siasln
S,S . Ben and told them TO TOOK o9t @ lDr
99n9s s5 bos6 SssS to iOO Sr thief and vas attacked
,isb5ed witness told be he believed 1i no Wen" @ III
"a how no came 30 bite the man, replying tlat
daring The struggle the bod he thoNSnt ms eetn ns
,tTsS IS % the % ese to Police Headquarters saying
me statement; he went down to Rheinheimers cell
80 rorniu three times and tried 70 settle IL Win hl
N,,s.s ~ r@Is5rted the case to the superintendent
m, commissioner BarrIt IS not usual 10 0lsoharge
p Sor tbo now regulation; had seen II done years
Co n "a not usual TO send prisoner 10 C0urtlh ChfGe
al 9n officer who did pOt make the arrest as was u0hS IN
is Instance had mover done so oelor WIS eAci'Su t'
mormne: win prove that Bell was in tho house Tor aa
improper purpose. -. -, 10 On o,d not
talk so much about tt. .. ,s.c,.- ~,
In response 70 questions by Capt; MGClary, capt
ueonneT said that he did not know that Harrison, one
oi tne assaiants whom he DISCHARGED was fugitive
thief FROM Philadelphia and that lie could not arrest
Mason. -. NJ, -, Z,
can't McClary replied that II he NicDonnelD wanted
10 40 So he could arrest these men at any tme
The Commissioners reserved their decision III the case
uptl a regular meeting of the Board
Another complaint will be made against Can't McDon-
nclI Martin Van Alden, butcher, of No. A6 Clinton
Market and residing at No 26 JOnesst has mace an ar
layt That in the month of october last he entered te
10er gcN-St Police station to make charge on 1ntoX
cton against Officer Harvey, ana was attacked Dy Capt
McD0nnCn 6nOe Ied down by hn IN front Oi tho ueeh
aud finally locked up Several witnesses are prepared
10 give testimony.
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DECISIONS-AUGUsT /.

Sapre,ne Court -Chambas-By Judge Cardozo.-
Yarls AT Abe-Anoult fxod $3.50 KOhne agt HaTg0uS
JaIc9at OF foreclosure ordered Lawrence sgt Taylor
Of the Reeesyersbp Of the Van AndeD FILE
C-MemoaDCa counsel HGrd K0seLthaL-keceieT a-
pnd Murray sgt CobMemorasda for counsel IoqlEe sgt
ClsnaaAouoD granted and reference ordered Gray agl Wood
houoB granted pa nen o trial fee and SlO costa
Su, eYt0r COart-Special Ierm-By Judge Freed
-hosn a Chrtty-Orde Of reference Green ag RceOr
o. grAn.eL
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-By Judge Robinson
Be8tt All grated Enes Rg. seebshd2on for
ieof ed with $40
az RogerE-JudgDut for defendant cnsug complaint with costa
AGriae COart-Pdr Ill., Bv Judge Alker.-
NurptT hfisuAeion 10 4O0 for services ship
buef, trci; decision reseueJ Cropey Bauer; Higgins
Gsyee H-gllus ag The h. q ~ Co I0de Ryap-lnques
tsk6n. Ses The G. r. n. and H. n Rroad Miller
Doll Va BuH sg stlan femun sgt PeTIy.-DaooluHgeL
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TIE JUyENILE HoMcIpE-puNpnY COMMITTEE

THI JUVENILE HoMICIDE-DUNPHY COMMITTED.
The investigation was closed yesterday i'll the
Of tho boy, Allen g. Brown OF No IS Wattsst who
died from blow ON the head, indicted with piece of
chair by John Dunphy. age IL, whio they playing
in Wattsst The witnesses all boys, and the evi-
dence contradictory. IL alleged that threats
had been made by the relatives and friends OF the pIs
onor against certain of the Witnesses II they gave tes
chair and almost without provocation, gave the fatal
blew. II appeared from the pOst-mortem examination,
that death resulted from compression of the BRAIN
verdict against Dunphy rendered, and he was com
Etted To await the action of the Grand Jury He has
bad reputation and when questioned with regard 10 his
guilt had nothing TO cay. He livod at No. o. Chartonst
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
A DISHONEST CLERK AND MS AccoMPLIcE.

A DISHONEST CLEliK AND IT'S ACCOMPLICE.
Henry Goldstein of the firm of Hecht 81
Goldsten of No 81 Readcst caused tho arrest of Theo
dore Rudoph cmploye yesterday, for having stolen
two dozen pairs OF kid gloves belonging to the rm and
Samuel Hhsch of No CEryse-st. for having received
the goods He also charges that Hrsch asked the clerk
for tho key of the store that lie might open 1t on Stur
day evening. The accused committed for trial by
Justice Hogan in default of $1,000 bail.
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pt0SENc rps SdJTED

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship Westphs, Aug III ID. Kinney
ldy Kinney Kinney Miss NJ Hney Mrs a. Doan and two
eren Kcpplef aud lady Newmsrk r. Never, hs r. kinney
T. Erickson p Julh Miss s. Raster Ais NJ Raster Ms X Spl1-
chilli NJ Coleman snd fn T. C. fanes A. FERNANDEZ
A. Tre Mammcla,of o. Sullivan g. Roehnor KauGmsnn,
Geo. Wsnor W Coiget and LADY, B. Stern, ldy ana children
c. ESbeg and lady. Pr0 q. Raus, A. Koch and family, r.
Lowy and lady Martins and lady G. Never Mrs hennngen
ilrl. Bebu Hiss H. G. Wacrso MA BGgr Mrs Gordon Miss
Frey Meye Miss Kaufman aud others In
Aln -.
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Anction Sales OF Real Gsiaie.
}. JOHNSON. ~. Aucuonee.
DY NSON g. M l. J. f. X,
A1 AUCTIONEERS AND
NJ = A

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
, Re3iSe S 6 Lots toGnry Seats sni Fsnas toust
rented exchanged negotiated Auction Sales o. Furniture S
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
y VIRGINIA PROPERTY il caEPssn % ana d as cnaty VIZ
nia May Term S Of the sad Court W me an
undegne appointed Commissioners for the purpose
~H' on WEDNESDAY. THE GOTH DAY oP SEPT, 1871,
proeed 10 se on the ense by Auction much OF the real
estate ate snmue PaGr died et ami possessed as NAV
be necessary to realize the sln Of $2JeJo ."
iH' ''@' "GREEN HILL PROPERTY.
g. OF Land wing both fhts o.
sauron Rer in the Counties Campbell and HhI the State
OfyrGa and win be divided into tracts 70 sG Parcaose ,s
= =ns oes1 al Of which as We'll as tue wall BY theY
Yard beautiful gs laEn inepe&Tf & T oTasnsns a III S'Se he
sod 800 or 900 ACRES very fertile productive land This one
Of desirable farm Inees in s MARKET We T 1o ~ & S
hstwen the psee and the yeI % SqPsSS s TO dsp % D
and Mil the cI Of large whtgroNing distinct lDe
Mil row has a excellent country custom. .,- ,
800 70 acres with good comfortable
there Farms will be sold TIE FERRY IANDlNv
A. 40 nv Iern heh nsy have been 6vredb by
annually amounted OOor S2OO These aouent ana piers are ID
rave Opportunity is Afforded by sale capitalists to invest The
pro considered the most valuable possessions IN t %
I'M s fertile and adsrted growth Of all crops to M
tecon-he tobacco being very The climate is healthy and
The society good as can be found the
stores seboohoues convenient Location 80 es from Lynch
Charters have been granted by Assembly the building
plankoad leading from Lyneh9ag By Campbell Coulicae to
% and for railroad from PamPhn Depot on the souh
Sroper5 The stanton River Navigation Company pqo open
beyond t point and already have established me
TyTss or SaP-Cssh saeeb to ery expenses Of
sale The remainder purchase payable in equal nsameu
and three bonds bearing te ron DAY 81 sale
4. MELVIN sTGATToS,
qeiauaFa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY AUGUST o 1917.

had done he went up stairs and ehe afterward
heard that no had cut his throat
Oscar q. QnTs sOnnlaw of the deceased oorrOhorated
Mrs. COopcrs stttemcnt The jury rendered verdict
that the deceased committed suicide while insane.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
REAL RSTATN.


4tfTI''"' III
There was good attendance az thc EX-
change to-day, and the following property was soid'
2iave 2f9 bet l3h and ih sta 4stoy brown,ons
Mnkost No 30 be, Madison and Hnr-s's Ss'ofJ oe ,,,
a,svs ~ co n Gut lease fr IL wear, and 201O 5000
Al 5 s r ca cSl l1 es5a N EnISy b Snd an acO
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Gle GHrE.
u ONG BRANCH RACES.

T ONG BRANCH RACES.
4 4 MOYMOUTH PARK-AUGUST NETTING.
Commencing TUESDAY, August l. and elhtnung hse DAYS
Steamers JESSE HOYT PLYMOUTH kQCk aye New ioJs 60
$50 and 1898 NJ returning Sandy Hook With train sass
Immediately after the rces landing passengers hewfok az of
M Pare from Long Branch the Coare and return n y IL
r. twenty-five (lj) cents. "h T. kAfHoh STefeuny,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02


TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK
Neg-llayen and Brdgepo tBI llO a. nj l2l9 (EG
CEr) 3:45. A3O $3.50 and (EH.) D. m.
For Milford strstiord Rs6ed Southport and WespO, l0
for South Sorwai T. IEn) ll:sO nj 1915 tEr, I &S
For Daren g. 1880 a. m SIS 1870, $500 and $780,
For stanford. (ELl 1880 ll3 tEx) 2S (Br) 30
4;9O (E1) 4:l5, S3). $50. i:l5, 3 (Er) p.
For Greenwich ard intermediate Stations, y llN m Io @o
AS, 530 6:3J. 7l5 p E.
Boston wa 10th Springfield Line and Shore Line.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. nj and p IN.
via Shore Line, l2l3 and
Hartford and Sprn t6eli, a m. R:5, 3, and p ~
For Newport r. IT, Er) and l2l5 (BNl eo1nectng with
Bay at WEXFORD arriving IN less h,n eight
hours. d.
For Connection, River Railroad l2l5 to Montreal
10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence sud Fshk Railroad l2:l3
Lne Railway Norwich snd Providence 25
g. TO NewLollon ami Norvici, p IN. ,
New.syen AMI northampton Railroad m to North
smpton and Niiansburgh.
FOR New Haven Mideoun and Win1n,ie Railroad (A Lnel
m. and 3 p. m
For Housstonic Railroad, Ia. III and p IN.
NaugatGck Rsilros and go m 70 Wateronry
For Danbury Norwalk Railroad, 2l5 and 40
For Eew-Canssn Railroad, m, l2s $50 and $50 p
Nail Train either Line DawingoOm Car attached to tue
and p. TrainA
tickets point reached tins ROAD
the Depot on r. r. Twentyseyenh
the 0hes Of the Newiork Transfer Co
Doiis Erpre 9 Broadway and No COurts BookTni ana
suitable notice have their bgige called 9 ceed
from residence 10 destination. JAMES H. holI sup.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sun 457 Sun 7l4 Moon ries $3.50
Sandy Hook. 92 IS Hell Gate 25
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Eertures an6 Aleetinss.

EOUAL RIGHTS TO ALL-Hon. K. Is. Eli
IA LOTT Coor.d memher Of Congress from south tloht W.
the Cooper Iasiute FhiDAf EgbAiNh aug
1911 O'Clock. Mr. ELLIOTT during his bnd Cong q.
enysble reputation orator sri h sue o.
tim with his TIE General Condition u the s1nb
Of the COod People since r Political hAiGdheb~
in,ut" viii doubles be one Of geat interest
Hon. HORACE GREELEY v u puf.le.
hEW-iO3K TO fOJIH CAEOLINA,
By Z. W. CGO By, esq.
ConmiI0n Co0psr Hon H'Ta0 Greeley. Hon Jafh1n
s. scluts sinclair Toa lion " r. Belize Em oott r.
W. Vfo.tcn johnson, A A. MARKS 81 Powell James "
Mar Wu. p. Tomhnsqu. DR. Bei Perry Dr. Iho1 Ritter W g.
Chfitopher Rev D. D.. L. Hu5bad, T. Lahtm, Rev. =
Hall d. D. HenrV ar.on B. W. Crosby Rogsnd Joanso,J W.
BoTers Samuel johnson. j. j. Freeman J. J. Haisoa Aes5cd
Esoa Peter Voglesang T. St0ts JACOB Day H Wm ~ Powell
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
Tickets American News CO.. 2l Nassau So Once OF Inc
National Standard 80 NssaUat J. W Du1n q Pre Janes =
Sos l57 Broadway; Wm Powell l5 lBonsonst Fef soss
sang Brooklyn L. L. and 1t tie door On the evening "
sthe meeting
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
IN TRADESMEN OF THE CITY or AEW.lokk-Ihe TegDisf
meeting OF the Society viii be he'd at Mechanics Hail. No AZ br
wy 5000 WILLIAM VAN S0RDES, seeretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
Gounirn Zeal Gsiaie for Sale.

E,OR SALE or EXCHANGE-To Home Seek
era-Aost attractive estate in the h privileged CITY or hBW;
but ~ mnu.e' i1e from Hartford oherei
Only Of bune removal ate dwelling roo
every convenience grounds beautiful; stable canaehof
greenhouse fountains choice shade &C. ely IN te t ono ana
With desired Photographs and fll particulars Win
STEPHENS BROTHERS, trest noo) 7 Broadway NeN-fork
Eor Sale-Dairy Farm, 40 Acres, near Chicago.
Improvements at station. John Blre Hobart Ind
TPO MANUFACTURERS. - For SALE, a
splendid POWER New Yora, with land mills, tene
&C. suitable lor arge paper cotton or WOODEN business OF s
put property at low valuation tk nto some sood snHae
ing concern Inquire Of ~ A. rutland Co., BeeAnan-sl
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Oouartnrrstip Notifes.
prp Gooos.

Drp Oooos.
BARGAINS AT 1O9 CHAMBERS-ST.--Hop
40 Baggnz B1aps Bag CanG', Bag Lining Da'sans or
Slippers English Tapestry Carrots II t5, Mating Zc hh'sy
lob LOTS OF G00DS.-HOp Bagging, Bur-
laps Canvas Bakrams, Eugh aPesr' Carpets CaIoer. fr
Shirts Lap Robes EuCs Plush for slippers and goods
great yarety at 0J Chambers-t
DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
ID d. p BROWN. No. 2o3 Broadway, Hes-Ycgk.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
Orean 5teamers.

IvOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ,,,
J. UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL FTEAhSHF CohfhHh
Regular M,n Steamers sailing he 2 o. ever ni IN ,
sOITrn AhERICA. Can't L. r. TnElepaugh. A95s'% -
NORTH AMERICA Capt rlocam september ~
HERRIa.CK, Capt Wicr. O.'o,er q . ,,-., r-. - r
Those splnd rteames sail schedule time end oi a. ~ lhon
Pam Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio DC Jsneiro, gong aHa ',uNs fV
engagement Of frCght o. nsssaRe apply 20 -,
Nm r. GARRISON Azont No. Bowling .green, SeN.YoIk
4 NCUOR LINE.-STEAMER TO GLAS-
IA Cow LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 20, E0Gta River. -
RxppEss srF iuRRs EXTRA sTEAMRkS.
cot ~ ma ss,risx SCALrDONIA Wednesday, tug
ANGLIA tstorsy Aug l2lDAcIAN wedresiay Ans. ~
Satarsy Aug lJAsSYRA Wednesday hus 10
BRI hug l5ALEXARDHA Wednsslay Aug -
Iz Cabin passage st5 ard Siji inerned @"i s'se']o''
w HENDERSON BR0rHERs, Agents
q Bowfnggreen.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
NEW-Y0KK CENTRAL AND HUDSON lI

a. m., Chicago aud Monres Express
M, Saratoga Special EIpresa
Special Chsgo Express fsst train, With Drawing room
cars TO Buffalo and Niagara Pals
IL Northern aud Western Express
3:t5p. m Sarstoga Special BIpress =. ~,
m Montreal ExtreSs Sleeping from Nesiorh 70 50 hbsnA
?. m, Hnt Pacific Express, with SseInsess Tor "aeo"a
syrseuse. Oswego, and Csnsadigua 80
NJ second BHpress, with seepngean r koehesr
Buffalo Niagara Falls; Chcsgo via both H. ani NJ T. k
roads; for It, Louis Toledo. snl Louisville via lndanNohs THIS
train viii leave on Sundays At m
II Utica and Tr Express with through Sleeping eafs
IN. HUDSON Special rain
m. aud p. M. Poaghkeepsie trains
1890, 4:l5. and 6:l5 J. feskskn utb~
$50 snl . M. Sing Sing trains.
YODkers trains -,
Suniay WaT Trins-93O and Yonsen SpeoAL-9 m
Ponghissps e SPECIAL makes stops south OF fonktrs
C. Ii. Kl.NDRICK, General Passenger Agent
Ssw.Yorh Jnne g. 1871.
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Gonnirp properip 10 fei.
fjouscs ano farms Udntso.

yITANTED-To RENT from September ], a
w good ory HOUSE above Pourieen and west
Of Thirdave Address IRON town Advertisements ohee % "es'
Thirty seoOndst
WANTED, Sept 1, Or sooner by q strictly
w private family Jsoy HOUSE In good location ne.
low Ffeths Address HAhS, Uptown Ad'eTse-
nepi Once, 54i West Thirty-seeondsL St
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

NEW -JERSEY'RAILROAD-F FOOT Of
IN DEsBRoSSES-Sr and from foot OF
O Iioi X eoumenc,ug MAY ~ ls-Fo WEST PHILADELPHIA
., and m a;5o 900 s. $50 7' e5o M Il 1St
For PhaleDha via Camden aDdl For BALTIMORE and
WAsHINGfON asd THE WEST via Baltimore ao f:9o and
s:2Os D. N. For THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $3.50 I. m,
e2Os m Silver attached the e10 train daily
and through nhbug without change For tho WEST wa
Penn.ylyap Rroad-9:30 and - Silver Palace cars are
attached anu through from New-iork TO Plteurg
,nd Ccsro Without change Palace attached the y
n m da, and ran through Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisvs st.
ou and CHICAGO without csng Tickets sale a. loot OF Deos
so foot of CSrtl sndtst aud S.4 BrosdvsI sDalyl
n ~ plSKlS zen Pas. Agt D. ". JACKSON. Gen' Sppt
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
GilpR cal Gelaic for Gnle.

ENllREE new first class brown-stone HOUSES
IN a lem Cor SALB cbelp u feet 'front.' three oe hgh soo1
Inquire OF BBgMAN BROS, Groer SO seoonaSe cor SEhst
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

~ Loo Of On lnbers-sL foot OF 2sst follows oo
rongS Express Trains Chambers st9 ~ o;S
ami and improved Drawing Room Soeches
teeopany through Buffalo and sus enSon Drlse
eoaneug with magnificent Sleeping Cohs running
hrouh 10 and Cnnust Sleeping Coaches ne
II n train from Susauehanna TO Buhalo the S;p n tram non
EewYork and the train from 20
RI ,,o Bridge Cincinnati An EmgraBt Tram a'es
daily at 6:l5 m. - ,,.oo.
Por MddIetown Way 70 ahd $3.50 m aSd sonOsys
only, $3.50 =
Por o.isyie aud Way, at 'll:9o A. N oo,.ao
For Ne15urgh and Way at 900 m, J'Jo and ';So p w.
For Suarrn anil Way, and D. m. =. .,- .,. e,s
nni Way Gas 10 A. m IL M i y ''i' '
I. s:l5 D. m. ani III midnight WI o.o,. - .n9 t9.as
:OO 500 and t645 aDo wednesdays ana suua' only
For Piernon Nyak Talans and Way at $50 l 1880
i6:j0 and Wednesdays and Saturdays only
tl2 midnight
2J depot than time Last boat from 2ds,
ke for Passage Apartments Room and Sleeping
for the checking and transfer Bag
gage NAV Compan Offices 2 59 and 9o roaMa 2S
Ssmbers Greenwichs; l2thst and III Avenue Harn
Contest brooklyn lO4 Broadway williamsburg Dspois foot Of
Cbsmbers 21i NewiOrk; and Long Docs Depot
jersey Ctr. Of the Agents at the principal hotes
sDaily tFor fennont snd Nysei., lfO' "''Ae"'''A'
n puCrpp Z EFo W Nsr29 WN r. BARR,
Csnu snn't 1911. GeH1 Pass'r At
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
u

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871.
PASSENGER Station Of Twenty syenthst and
Fourthsye. Butrsnce Twenty seventh-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington Ut.
" s0Gk1e, gtp0ssss
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

WHITE STAR LINE. .noo,
w NEW-YORK. CORK, AED LIVERPOOL
EEW AID PUIL-POWEEHD STEAMSHIPS.
TIJE SIX LARGEST IN TIE ORLD
OCEANIC, ARCTIC, fAoIf -, .,--c
ATLANTIC. BALTIC ADhiAIIO,
900 tuns burlen--3fJO b. each. ,,
Failing from NerYok SATURDAYS fFom Liverpool on THURS
DAYS, snd Cork Hsrbor the day olowilg
A}IAETIC Cant Murray on SATUR RDAY, Angus; o az - M
OCEANIC Capt Thompson, sATIRDAi Aug ~ al n
BALTIC, Sept 2, at 4 D. N.
From the white Doek Payoria Ferry; Jersey CITY
Passenger or al c ss unTTslet, combining
sAFETY. sPEKD. AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking room and BATHROOMS W l.sA
,on where Surgeons s3d sicNarGesc accom- any
these n,a.o uis'-
ipg sen for Old Country Obtain s'ase
prs p.id certificates $50 currency. ~.
II, hoo led TO or parts Of Paris Hamburg
Norway. sweden Inla Australia. China 6e
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Unfts from fl upward. ,.-.,,- ,,.....,. d.
Tor inspection Of plans and other lnoinAItn aI& & ~ :
10 Broadway, NeU-lOrk. j. H. sFAhhN' hEen.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
Gteamboate ano Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The magnificent river Steamers the wo Ire
ST. JOHN DREW DEAN RICHMOND One Of above seanS
or. win leave afternoon Sundy eIetPd
O'clock arriving ALBANY in tine to connect with railroad trans
ALBANY at O'clock H. arrival Of connecting trains IRON the
West and North and East. - , 49,, ~ m,
Trouh tickets the Oce or the Wharf at Dotf
ga BoatWav and Court Brooklyn Baggage checked
received until the hour OF departure
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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