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set the rising cloud was permeafsd With
nes-"ort OF chain lightning, that rendered
the Pondelo's mass luminous, In the h'shes'
degree brilliant and o'ten ol'nd,oe. Soon
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n. ,..,;.- ,mo., a., c,l;,.. Of ~. to-.
~. 1000. ~. n. N. 800 h,,;la;n..
esA On ene'r noofines' Aoo 1oea o'o hoIea'
0oe GOV" oPo" "s IN raee ma iufy, WINE
ne csooos posssd down neaEefn % wafer
Inc ram lassed during most o. tse n'ght'
'nae"pessea WIN s0.as o. ",od' ana conS'a".
e'es11scAA oAsneHs Aod oea'en'nS 'n"hosf' anu
sn 'e'i nealy Two meme" o. s1ef
corn and in d;s,oap;no fr,;t and e.r,.;on.
.lIv d,m,,;,. NJ 6.srovine . IN. ,,rt The
n. :, ,h;s v;rini,, {. ~ m.se,;,I
hi. ..orm ma ,n,;c;n,,ed Ear ,veo,v. fou,
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"a 90, .sh . re- ,,,.,,,o,,..., .,5 !.
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faib . produce thunler dorm. So says
Nj HawD. - gag
A.,n LIZ. .,.lool;., g, ,heb.a s,;,
800. $3.50 ~. ~. - !.
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II has frequently been . matter Of sur.
pris to us that invalids should 80 long re-
main blind to their own interests, and refuse
or neglect to avail themselves of the means
Years Of experience have proved beyond the
possibility Of doubt that Laiham's Caihar-
tic Extract is the most successful and ef-
fective remedy extant for the cure Of Dys-
pepsia, consultations, worms, billionness,
and diseases emanating from diseased state
Of the blood. The high estimation il is held
in by thuse Of the medical profession and the
thousands who have already experienced
such beneficial results by its use, should, We
think, entifle il to tte earnest cousidesation
Of thoae who are 70 aflioed.
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HI e L. NJ B d l. DIS
oAfAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILL 8
II ELM B OLD s
Highly Concentrated
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
This Is the time to use good blood rene wing, Pu
rifying and invigorsiing medicines.
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
! II ELM 3 OIL DIS
Fluid Extract Grape-Juice
Pills
ARE THE BEST AND MOsI:RELIABLE.
| One bottle Of Helmbold's Fluid Extract sarsspa-
/
detection made by druggists; and q wine-glass
added to pint Of water equals the celebrated Lis
bon Diet Drink-a delightful and healthful bev-
| erage.
| The Grape-Juice Pills, composed Of Fluid Ell
| tract Of Cafavba Grape-Juice and
FLUID EXTRACT RHURARR.
Useful in all diseases requiring catharie remedy,
and far superior to all other purgatives, such =
salts, magnesa, &c.
HELMBOLD's 0RAPE-JUICE PILL
is no, patented pill, put up as tho- ordinarily
venled, but
The Result Of Ten Years Experimenting
GREAT CARE IN PREPARATION.
Safe for and Taken by Children.
No Nausea; No Gripping Rains, but Mid,
Pleasant and Safe in Operation.
TWO BOTTLES OF THE FLUID Elk
TRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
One bottle Of the Grape-Juice
Pills
ABE WORTH THEIk WEIGHT IN GOLD
10 those suffering from;
Bad Blood, Poor Complexion,
Headache. Nervousness.
Valentines at Night. Z
Costiveness.
And to those suffering from
Broken and Delicate Con
stituti0ns,
1T WILL GIVE NEW BLOOD, NEW viGOR
AND NEW LIFE.
The Catawba Grape Pills |
Are done up with great. care, and in handsome
eoss., asa vill sarpaa all tAsss vesisd il wooden
boxes and earsls.ly prepared BY inexPexiencel |
aaen. comparing With the English and French style
q manufacturing.
heimbosd' Extract Buchu Is universally used in /
Diseases q the Bladder, Kidneys and Trims ~ Or
ean' There 10 no letter remedy known for |
srishrs Disease Of the Kidney. All Of
II. +. Helmh0ld's
PREPARATIONS
AXE PBARAACEUTICAL.{
Not aSingle One BEING Pstessed,
E-ts HUI all a Thel O~u Merits.
N ~ nu"E
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The Fastest Tr0ee1DG % Record.
Mr.. Bonner's flyers Startle and Bruno, did
the most wonderful, trotting on record on
Friday last, on Fleetwood course, New York.
Bruno made half mile to saddle in 81.
This is the fastest half mile ever made by a
four-year-old, namely, in harness, q mile,
driven by Carl Burr, who weighs l03 pounds,
the first quarter in thirty-nine seconds, half
mile. Ill, making the mile in 2:2O3, carry
ing fifty-three pounds over the rules Of the
track. Any one who has tried to hold out q
twenty 6ve-pound shot bag n arms length
will appreciate this fact. Some of the shreWd-
eas tnrfmen Of the country claim that twenty
five pounds extra weight is equal TO q dis
lance in trotting horses Of one mile. In
running horses it is estimated that seven and
half pounds are equal to distance in four
mile heat.
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ton to aid the Southwestern road, with The
following result, some Of :sc.e voting in the
negative ssyiag thas they could rot zee the
point in giving the company aid chen they
had refused it. Aye-Hicks, McWhirt-2i
nays-Eaion, Harmon, HinesL Harbisor,
Hiatt, Jewett, Miller, Murphy, sPencer-9.
Mr.. Hines then made his motion 10 recon-
slider the vote by which the K. p. stock had
been given to the Ceuiral, but owing to the
lateness Of the hour an adjournment was
effected. The Board meets al 10 O'Clock 3.
m, to-day
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KADWAY,s READY RELIEF

viii in from. oNETO TWENTY, MINUTES AFFORD
and comfort, ard. ~ UeaFtine, rapid III
stopping pain, an S1ebalsa for Fiity Cents per
bottle al almost eve5S druggist and country
chants store ON this continent, and within
hours disiane. Of almost every habitlion in the
United States.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
II those who suffering PUN, matter
what the may lie, by hat IL is called
If external apply the Railways Ready Relief Ia
the part OF the body where the pain is present. II
Internal, 70 drops Diluted in water a drink
whether Cramps, Spas'ns, Inflammation, Conges-
ton, Asiatic Cholera, Chills and Fever, the most
violent, circulating, and torturng pains will b
stopped in from one 10 twenty minutes. Painful
attacks where
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Will afford instant easel Inflammation Of the Kid
neys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation
Of the Bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Difficult Breathing, Papitation Of the
Heart, Hysierie-, Group, Diptheria, Catarrh, In
nuenzia, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism, Cold Chls, Ague Chills.
The application of the Ready Relief to the part
parts where the pain or difficulty exists, viii AZ
ford ease and comfort
20 drops in a half lumber Of water will, in q few
moments, cure Cramps, opasms, Sour stomach.
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Darrhoea, Dysentery,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry q bottle Of Rad
way Relief with them. few drops in water will
prevent sickness or pains from change Of water.
IL is better than French Brandy OF Bifters a
Stimulant.
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THE WASTE OF THE BODY

Is supplied with new, healthy, and vigorous blood.
that furnishes sound structure. Hence all suffering
from Weakening Discharges, either Male OF Female.
or from Ulcers Sores, through the reparstive pr
| ess OF Railways Sarsaparillian, arrested, and
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THEE IL not Q woman In the world who
does not want to be beautiful. The homely
G.ss O. attain The desired end BY uing
Lands Bloom u YOUTH and those Who
are already bIenaed with good looks can BE-
come siill handsoner. See notice in smother
oolumn.
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the chair that The SUBSTITUTE vi Mr.. dlEes,
a. we'll ~ all debate, Was cut ID. After con.
siderable DISCUSSION the chair Was sustained
Mr.. Eaton then asked that the question b
decided 20 rs to vote upon the three proposi-
tons separately. Agreed to. {
The first question was upon giving the X.
p. stock to the Central road.
The vote being taken, resulted Is follows
Ayes-Hicks, Hiatt, Miller, McManu,
Murphy, Spencer, Mcwhir-Z Nays
Eaton, Harmon, Hines, HARRISON, Jewest-s.
Mr.. Hines gave noti,, Of motion TO re
CONSIDER. "a p Ftt
The next question wss upon the PROPOSE
ton To give the C., S. w. & p. K W.
$l5C. wv IN ooan.s haeda. sg-.--=s -.
Mr.. Eaton said he would like to hear from
representative Of ,hai ruad, and - Col.
Burnes was present he Was called for and
nsde : sion speech, giving the position d
hi load in the premiseA We viii briefly
asae the main points: He congr.sulassd
Leavenworth on the enterprise she h.d de-
played in launching out in an experiment IN
which -he had staked her all. He wished
Us every success, and said he would aid u d
every way that l.y in his power. Heshould
always be the friend Of LeaveaWoeth.
As 70 the Southwestern road tbeir
route lay in another direction. The die ~
a., and Mr.. Tracy could mot come to thil
city, for ths reaspa: Tie Cameron rod
did MT pay anything. and if they got linz
through to Topeka i would be no better, b.
canse they would have no claims On the K.
r., road. With the $50, 900 stock they
could bring that Nd - terms and securs
their cuanecsioa and oo-oper.tiou. Leaven.
worth County bonds would do them no good
They vpuld not take $5OO. 600 and build thu
IFSA NIX p. san& ~sss x,ipsa aAtcA
they could use for Lezvenwurth and 70,
Themselves. He did not say where the,
should 81, ba vecoaA rest assured il "a,
nod iseQHavt1esE6Coun.y.
.Snes.sssO thea sakea On de propo,;
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LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
DIVIDENDS


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No medicine has 50 early in ID exiaeace
become leading Standard - Ssevem1 vege-
tine, prepared BY H. B. Stevens, Bosom,
AaA ThoosaDds Of people Who have tried
i attest its efficacy. and il = certainly not
excelIed - remedy for al The diseases fa
which i i rsoonaesdsd. See advertise
mant On 6sst psee.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, March 20. 1871.

NEw-fORk, wednesday, March ~, loT1
The sales at the Exchange to-day were un
important and attracted but little attention being all OF
legal nature. Details will I've found below. Tomorrow,
Muller, wilkins Co will offer some very valuable i'm
proved and unmproved property in good locations The
sale viii attract general interest Transactions In real
estate have been active during the present month.
At Hampstead in the vicinity of the village, many
dwellings are In process OF erection.
AT Pearsalls Corner and Rockville Center, prices in
real estate have advanced and several large sales are
reported. At Breslan, Western capitalists have pur
chased tract of land for manufacturing purposes At
Amityvo and Baypot, number OF COSTLY residences
are approaching completion, and the same spirit
field and Rockaway. At Flushing there has never
been good demand for houses TO rent
al present The necessary advent many hundreds
of workingmep, superintendents, &c. required to com
plee the extensive railroad operations In this vicinity
which comprise the construction of nearly nine miles Of
Along the whole length Of Flushing Creek the water
front has been purchased by parties for improve
ment on the line Of the New long Island Central Rail
road to the Plains several lots have been bought at adj
vanced prices. In Whitestone, the Smith farm OF IL
has been sold for 81 200 per acre. and Dern0dys
farm, containing for At Baysde the man
SION and nine adjoining the residence Of Mr. Robert
Of Frankinpacc and Jamaica-ave Flushing has
been sold for 6000 Two houses on FarringtOnsl,
west side, between Broadway and Statcst have been so
for 5000 each Mr. Orange Judd has in contemplation
the building OF "a houses this Spring on the properly
Judd has recently sold the two spacious dwellings on
Sanfordave. and Barcay-st These houses cost $4,000
Parsonsave lot S6Xl5O for 5000 and on Franklin
place Tor $1,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
3sory and lot No l39 Delsncey, bet Norfolk
asory lot north 4oh soon ID - ron
2stcry Frame louise and c noIn io m
Al i0' ~, ;;;
Lease Of stable end lot 2i 269 lot 2iIl block
lease 2 from May 1868 ground rent 50" per annum. S
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO TIKI -
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AIR LINE.

h.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA kALkOAp W. uo.S.n ~ an
peted March 2O 1871 and extend from ,n, from
Miss. and, with form tie shoI,e't nLhar1
Boston. NesYork Phdepha Baltimore ytrs.Snrs shSss
and Chsttsnoogs {, Meridian, Mobile Nes,Onss'' s'
port Galveston, and alponts 10 the souin road. No,h
Arrangements being peries'a ~ ~ "a Ie. no, boIr
and Souh 20 run passengen AZ tbe f - m"o ~ S,
making the trp som New Sork New woreshs - oz nJu
hoagh passenger trains will Be ron eaep & ooy one change on ear.
ssyo,l and no change s1,h 81
Through tickets points Norh anu oouh WI" w w ~
principal railroad ticket chce 49, a., an, lin, a., Al.
Connecting lines are re9uesra :" pa' "> w
P'u & a h.Tb ssh will be organized giving quei time and
s M l n i.ng the principal cities sor and South
fi.l,a. 1,rio., ard damage promptly stusto
W., bs,,her inform ass, sppI TO -. -, ...-.,.., :.
,,,u xRAyY General Freight and rsiet Agent thatsnocga
Tenn. - 4. NJ VII NJ. a. Btesev.x corner WA n,
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CARPETS, Beooina, furniinre, &t.

CABINET FURNITURE.
~ Hrstclass RuRNI1I RE- Pso Library, and Chamber Suites
dnewet styles at REDUCED PRICES.
Our entire stock warranted.
BOHNEEChMP A. SOSSAU, hanafsstatrs
No e2t broadway between Twen,hrt and Twni eonts y
CAVERY" Patent Combined Dining Room
- WATER COOLER REFRIGERATION cast iron poreelin
lined can be found s,JoHs sAvERYs SONS No % Beekmsn
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

A BARGAIN.-A FARM of 3j acres, with
~ aelass dwelling end outoasss n compote o"eI "IAD
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
GUNNER Retreats.

AT Poutney, VT, Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.,
N President Of Rps COLLEGE on the eonVsnenees aud
or hmis be received Nsyi hss 1oroagAy fsso,sleJ
sssJ for ienps ard Ieierspesk
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

INOR SALE-A beautiful new 3-story HOUSE,
with M rooms, hrge lot veil finished very eEb groa
aham EewJecy near depot Very cheap only ~ go Terms
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
Doaro an0 Rooms

w Az lily a Gentleman and Wife, a
6llih I AiAhfdbNIs, Entire Floor fs,ti.bsd IN a
sirey private family where there no other tosr,r i,h
tbie II desed location must be accessible ABy oD rds
expense will tnf Ills dssble b,rs % " '"'
Aodfs' Hahg terms and u particulars BOARD PotOn,. Bo.
0oD-ST., WEST, 476-IArge nicely -fnIn;sLoJ
- front psrer -b BOARD Cor gentleman and a viii o.. = "a
&s ~esssbi argt ~ deufk Toop EesIsie yriees
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
0YG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ,0NG ISLAHRn StAN NEn KAARRERKHgSaaRRMRsr KAARRERKHSaRMRsr.
a. and an MONDAY oC a. 1870 Trains El leave JAnes mp
s,3O a. NJ Greenpot and Sag IIarboE
IO.3O A. m. Northpou Way Train. ,.. - o.
400 Sag arbor and Ryerhead Express runs Niousu
poTt on SATURDAY nights
sSS M Hemps,esd Way Train runs fsp SATURDAY rghts
600 . NJ Norhpct Way Train o,.. ...i, g.. r..l,,
All t ms connect II branch o hemlseaA sunay isan. m "s'o
Olen "o'e Locus "a I'D N IN J. d BARTON. sup.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting MONDAY October H. 1870 RON Roosevelt Ci.ai
ferries
q M, Mai for Patchogu.
lOs m Accommodation for Babylon
3p Express PstcAogae isye to Beetot
Place.
$50 m I,p Aeeomnodstoa sstarsys through P.shosss
$50 IN. Babylos Aeconnostoa
$50 p. m ksrnek Accommodations
$50 10 and J and 80 m rabs connect Valley
Stream for Roekaway.
Tts t3Q and $3.50 40 m. Trains IL VALLEY
sueaE for Hampstead. - -
4. W. p0IGLAa sspsns,esseSA
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Ncw- 1ersen Rral Gstale for Sale.

EOR SALE-A beautiful new 3-story HOUSE,
with D. roOms lnrs ~ tnsssi on very s5se sTSa
es.h'" ss, Se"'er'e' near depot IL PiERs6S uss
EOR SALE--At a bargain. Elizabeth, N; D.,
depot elegantly Furnished ed modern e. zoo term. ut
hSpy TTsS' io A. .DSSi SoURSSST ISI ko Pins,
EOR SALE at ORANGE, N; j.. a HOUSE
and LOT Ofnesry two aeres' situated Oh NAM n""''' " "
p. o. Bon tee, sev-YOrs Cy
Carms. Dwellings, and Country Seats bought
sold exchanged for city property by Robinson Son seyer NJ.
JENKINS a. WAY, New Brunswick, n; J
and AaeS3ers have fer SALE Al n,ssi Of
M srD can Be- .eesnc By following gentlemen Coy
a1dSss Sss. J" w iii % President Bahi Of se"
Jersev. mt
OTIS for SALEm$1o per month tili ,.o paIG,- pGIo,-.
val. depot, very sh lots FsPf A. fIEssoS aiys8s No. P"sS
NJFTUCUEN. N. For Sale, a FARM of
Sl good buildings Price si RipGIf slG % S S1Sa Is%as on
ORANGE, y. IA SPECIALTY;; lI AL y; ..v,,, RESI-
DhNCE an modern ST sn stables out
SnS Snfi ''S owner dero q selling low figure terms Pn to
suit xPpyo HAMILTON WALLIS k.'.aa.s coz Pine
ORANGE, n JmBeautiful RESlDEHGGS5 q dd5t; ,'le5
depo and ma Seae GSa5se 6Hqe 6nVl or q Pnss Y
ORANGE, NJ1A SPECIALITY AL, PIN. so, HOUSES
y NkE9 S. 10 AsLTGS u 9SS %Sf For % ied ms
SOMERvILLE, n. J.-One hour and % ,gM mIn1 J.,
- uies from n Y BY Central r. R. Of IA eGoee FAsa % o.
S afgi spe po Ero1eneat S en- land hg rolling eondoH Ne"
+3fol; easy paIineu's
e A d. MBLLICK, jr, 4 Bro 0Plne-st
NENAFLY.-A desirable RESIDENCE ana
two acres LAND SALE at s than valnS situated bye nna %
walk from station; has aud Improvements BouNu '
improved and beautifully shaded; Sssgl p,o & ep;,o.,
00 Nn0 CASH will buy, new two3stoTTy IS Ty,
qp S.FebV HOUSE containing eight rooms cellar ac ill
prce $4,000; cash viii bay tWooy ana zen 'o %
HORSE containing rooms cellar &C. prcc, -6lO suId AZ
Retheror Park station, Fe Railroad 81 minutes run
Inquire Of +. ALLAlE, Rutherford PARK or 1S W. lAr@'
EewYork
NHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
" Homes and village L);5, ma be bad at
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,
OnI7 a miles and nroal direct to Phaepl
soil uperor all climate Mill and pro'esaF Le-iuy w
sof ana pure; and Price 80 lef a,Ie snd
For crcur and sent nee address H. ,hhh
Hroadway, ~ Y. BhcfsDurg Ocean Co., y. j..
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ - ERN RAILR0ap;


Depe icrs foot Of Barcays ga fS2i S @ q IL,
StsIER kkpSHss hsAsSMfETSs aa Tss %s% cn1sa
Branch With Chester Branch Waterloo with sgs' y 6
@ % CAN 1S' sas SSsi. sfsnSn is11s1d Bend s
.Sse $ sps osssS iad al PG3is Ro, on the L''an' '''
I:io H. IEIIGm VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at N,Tal. Mor,-
uec:s At PhHp,sus with Bel Del R. r tdr Bere ss AID :,
RatOu with l. R. for Bethlehem Allentown. M'aeb chD' and
m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects with Chester
R. Waterloo with Sussex r. r. and Washington with D. h. and
for W,s g:R aIs sse.@, n poos Chester
For MoRRSTowY at I.2O IliiOl m 2:oo 500 'lo $50,
For SUMMIT station. at SO 7'9o aud 1910
2 30, , Md s.O eOd souTH ORANGE s 7: so oo
l2O m IO 230 800 40 $50 SD 90" oo s" an" i''
For NEWARK, $50 79o 800 80 }lo .iol9 io:c Io
4o $50 500 $50 600 500 $50 -sO 300, and 1885 m
leave YeW.yOri gLooaFIELD sn aosroLAIR at eco and
tIOO a. NJ and 200 350 $40 and $50 pm
ERIE RAILWAY TRAINS Leave Depots
IL foot Of Chambet and foot Of 29is, as foloSs; - m
TafGGsn % sn E1PH. % aa TIN .s1s sasg aS
and S 9 % a. a' ny rain through to Buo donnsetg o
aaases6 sleeping cSscas TS.ns through 1.S to s s'Sa sod
@ NJ 5s ,% s od iSsl nd Sss .Si
An Bqsrant Train /. YES ye. daily d q. 7:'SGIg
For For sS S5at,osn Si ss md Nay Nay -; $50 % 5 H
day. only .si S;s Z, ,5 q Il d It . gl @ M 1.
For Sew5urh and way $40 and go p NJ ''' '''a
n" fSi SS suS Ar m 'iiS and w.y s AS sn ' o
T;8is Fot F,;ss 5's.S ." sp4 ~. -. as lls
Gas 1890 a. u 80 4, D. DID and "a ? IN az, 49,.
For Harkensak and Hisiae from 2Nst Depot atbs r. m s
:.5 345 f5:I5 TO- Prom CLanbers' DPo ''
a m and |, g. t5lj G, and toio AL. n, -. .,s
For Piermon MACK Tsmsns and Way frn sast DeG. % a.
m lib 1915 45 Sis and i6j ani caturlals oht "a -
D. NJ From Chambersst Depot at s:3 :5 t3N 'l' i'''
bI5 and 10 81 D. H. Saturdays only w TOO midnight
Dr'Hing-toom
Coaches can be obtained and ones for the checking and s. % b
gsgs NAV be e the Company Offices 2 5ls and % 90
tIambers Greenwichst 2Jthst aud Ihria', isfi
S9 Fnlost BROOKLYN; DepOts Of Chsmberst an o -
EeYok No and Long Dock Depot Jer'' ~ AMI
othe Agents is,t a. Tue pn"ePA' nes % WIN D. BARR
Gerl Supt l5" .p..u..r..',ss -
DAILY
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD

~ DRPoT IS SEw YoRk, 100. q LberI,-.t, SoTih R,,.
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGENAvE AND NENARK-n
$500 6:9 T5 $40 s;l3 $50 slS $50, ie;tS M ]. 100
''tJ yk ys NV Y6Rk FOR WEST BgRGES-At 600 GO 5.a
As Io.S5a M D o. is1, $50 $50. T.i9 800 1913 Epm
"' X. T. KICKER, SapernienleHI
II. z. BALDWIN. Gen. Passage As,nI
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

LrOR SALE, in Redding, Conn., large two
story HOUSE 10 1oors large plenty n frr o el kri 20
acres iand p7cray meadow acverfns vel Of Na.er large barn.
Soohousc olhu gsi churches school hons post &
and ore tive minutes Price COO Aprl to H. PAWS,
the premises or % H. DAVE, ~, -, 3, =
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

LOR SALE-The RESIDENCE of the late
EDWARD g. DELAVAN in ScheuectsdThs subscribers oter
To- ale e Residence Of he late Esgarl Davn. IN .ehenectsdy
iu,te on the roraest Union and thus lie o Goa
taius thr Of hand Ian ou ahh Lis se
number II t gsIe vines at hchy sud m inl hearing
The honse ffy square, covered WIN n'stc mrs
first beside
re rsfr eoo and foIr tr aoor ran
mi ani coli and OFT through The house ~
eryng hind and perfect orirr There T. ao upon we
Stable tor h and Gov 50
Posson f Of Nay next cuslerahc portion Of the lrrase
money nav remain uqon a4d orsage the Pree for l
f rrs address the sscrer, ietrA DelAyan an F"-ie! ~
tIasry and Mr. smith scIeBecadgDatcd March ~ !5
'''' " j. SAVAGE DBLAYAE,
D. CADY SMITH.
TOWNSEND FONDEN,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
Gountrp Real Cslale for Sale.

A LARGE, first class RESIDENCE and out
budues with Gne L'hD; yauibl- iu oharus
large beautiful and shade mes frontage ol ih hudson
two city; puce eKtrn y low 70 % an esalc ,ho
DENCES and FARMS al localities, the udson Ncstobestef Co.
nd New Jersey, for SAbB or ENCiIAN9E ,,,, -, NJ,