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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
err,MBOAT NAvIGATION-ORDER FROM THE
MAYORS MARSHAL.

The following order relative to the wa! III
which steamboats, shall be run when "lII'a'il'"s -
-.o, other has bcci, issued from the Office OF the
Mayors Marshal: -. -. ,...-.
g w -e- any steamboats, shan meet each other on 'l "a
I'D, Unison liver or on any other waters within ilS % W
~ SITE each boat so meeting shall 20 oHeri' 1l sac ~ '
a. Inch go the sarb0aui rglt side OF sc4 VV ~ 49,
n boats 20 meeting pas each Other With safety - a.;-
SO Whenever any shall be going IN me Se 800
With auoher ahead Of it, sha not he ET pa tg
T aforementioned boat approach or as te otheI e ~ %
,i,od within the distance OF 20 y8ris; and il shah ot ut in
a., stt hc steamboat being ahcd, as unnecessary 70 Os "
n wards Of d.. steamboat following u .n..,,s ~ the
feroos having nfor nation. and willing to give !, o. 10 Ia Mar
49, sf.tutes s+ud their ana ait 10 ~ ~
I'll 'Aa' lA' proper SUES i'-' ~ D. S. H4AT. MARSHAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
foua 1sIano Real Csiate for Sale.
,YOODCOcK sHOOTING.-For SALE, at

VyOODCC"K SHOOTING.-For SALE, at
Brdrehm on Long Island theeqnaer Of mile from the de-
rot within hes smell Of the Atlantic surf large twotory
DWELLING re- built wing double Kitchens ouibungs
sheds laundry paved cellars eern-need every appointment There
large perfect gden four meadow OF pasture
and Young orchan AL rich dak Loan The place IA
beautifully shaded with be had furnished from top 70 bot
tom ready for immediate occupation and with valuable coupe hoe
grade Dur COW in full nils stock Of coal and wool and hundred
fowls immoral influence in the village IL Is absolutely
exempt from and This property ed
incv who knows shoot IL Is in the
woodcoc poer anil duck shooting
All the bay binds OF Newfoundland and Labrador pass
BlgehsmltOn In their Waons and the sport IN tnr toTGp
"a year and in seaouabe weather Is unequaltd
Address 3 W., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
pfSCFNGFRS SfTLED.

4f,rote Poa~ce Mrs
@ rr Mr.. Avert Harry Bteer Nine Fleur BeTreT
Nu Me ao9 l'iis Eela'y vincent V9o T Mr Aver IT,
E MN, Msrg G.Galfy IT.T Ms Rowland and maid
A1e go.es Nine Aver sG S"' NJ Tegrc A. Ca-rere j. G.
H''; .o,.y Er S.grinetti Miss Ha-dn Miss Howlaud
% JOIN BpT end and N ne: Ct, A 3ren a h2@io luz
esr n IL L'asI We; T,sy ~ ven NJ Giacom5 Jue. Mar
e,rt NJ conn N De1ve Msuo Gomez NJ AMI Nine Le'oyer
~ .t1 IN I-t md , Nine BOYER ans two chll.en
Ss.- J M c., ia eau Jules Joayencaau Mr. Ba,td r.
Ia1 Bern p.Isr charles r. Vet NJ Eplrlas, NJ agd Nine
-.. n.'t' ,-.... 81 P,-frlle H. CO.aat. Jules Oar
- v ci, sI', t,r-rr Nine A. ssrteut Mime. Peuot. NJ
s NM A. A,iTlau 81. end Nme. Esra,d N. and Nine Co
Nile Alice H-rd Mme. puplis Ms Nos'en A. = .1et a." ~
49, Al ,' -, ,,r 80 ~ Frev M H. Irving Mr.. Ricowtd,
NJ bo, ~. IN In, pr,,o Mis- Bgha iierasuder Nine.
1. -'-.. ' ii Gg Gisris Auslste J. NJ Ramar
a. v,l. mont T. IA B.ar.ez and ciren. Nile Mare llglo-
F1. s.N Sin s..asag R IT.. Ju l'iir James b Nl,aa'
,ar Nr y" ia,e' ,lics,I 5- Hic1h W.rrrg Mr. H.
s a-.'- NJ ne '' Ka.,rsar Mr. s NJ Rotnchili
b. A.ust ,r. Apga, SheIet an family nI 1.- Cal
t. y5 ok S,e b. wv II Esu JOIN IL Ng,l Gn,'.y gs,5
& Gey S. E b j's. i aai 1i ra S-' yt i1i
Vas and nr G. >c cher ana lm', J.. L. Go4'n r. @.i
3D. Pr B.it adj rf. ST. johann esase Rgdogb Mr. Aagu;'
Mr % tny Ar br.p 81, ~ X - 1.l ~, " l
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s. Vs. , 49, 81 ci. Hica w. Hermann Ba9nsert H. Max
d., ,,.,e ,lsrs i.ab Ro,.r FL giard Edasri KhcLlm
&r. aI t,.-- %, j. A.,rars,4. N s. Caroline Pare md cd
g Sophie D. - G p a,." Nr. jacob te-se',I @li% Bertha
.a 'o.r. ers d D. o. fi-isc1iH Jo-lll Se.eI' .1t.'
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The. EPre o.: 80 ana ~ m,' Sl 1I a. n p" 'y T,s
NJ saf a. p',.l NJ tAs SaPL GENE " H. H. ,.tsgGIs'
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-, ,,,, bore mentioned, part OF one sot
forward IN tne bSen shed another set ere IN pac6 70
Of iS teei9 another developed nr6 SS SW one
replace o'yl ~ fine mastodon iawcvcr i0unu INSECT ~
G To viii valuable o CGPtT cct The n tooth q
Of palcv,ilgnf was found at the same uuV - ,u,oug
ySSeT Place The ooth Of fossil 90G'S locality Indeed
he SG' OF thI n p 5PS Of i rSG si il
the el',s Which would be Of profound interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

JOS Dll NJ ss4r ssp FJrtt,- - - -
SsI Won Poe and " = Ic Ii' S,seph b. Maerba W. RotI
He. t. H. '.'.,. e. H. Ai D. Ioal, DO Bspr St ls
f's Ages WeIeT IN fslsl fnl Heinz and 1s Airisc
A Moan AID ''n 'L'' "ee4G Leon r.. h oegs
gesto's,. AN,NAi-o stesulB Ger B.,,,. ri u ~,
L'tsb Bea,. s'i; , MIS- for,ran N, H. 81 fSg,'r r
'''' ~" haAtr daughter aDd ievaLL NJs. Nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
BEPARTUAE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, july L.

MONDAY, JuLy L.
No Steamship MAS
TUESDAY. July 49,
IrIf.Y mail, are sent via Boston
H. m Fore MI Plymouth Hamburg and Chcrt0rre. steam
d. Vsrdsa om foot Trs Hotolen, close at toe pos;once
a. 'a n, ID Station A. II a. H.; lW5Oa Steamship sns 40
M Supgarc-tar Msl double paid letters only made up on
P.,f Il Hoiofeu, aui closed 81 l:n D. 10. ...,
ian ic deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
G. .r 'c fest7c.l .,..
Na lis f,r Porto Plata Domino &C. steamship
Y.f we're not Saturday advertised last Ncca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STFAN TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
FROM Pier A. North Riser.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlN EklpoI:
ENGLAND Al SATURDAY, Joy 49, at ?.
FOR LONDON DIRECT:
DENMARK W EDSESDAl, July -, at p r.
Erin ltDA ~ 90
Passage Liverpool Queenstown London cabin 80 ana @ti
Storage E28 currency Prepaid Storage tickets fOm Liverpool
Queenstown. Londonderry. glasgow . y currency. -
tO further psGucuars app at tue tomanys once 20 os btN
r. W y hOi'Ni' AlhaE'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
SAILED.


Steamships LAFAYETTE ayrc; Rhein for Bremen Algeria City OF
london Liverpool; Britannia for 6lgowj ocean Queen
fv Clrde for Galveston Washington, Crescent City
and s for leans; Magnolia and G. Whiting ioI SaInnh
james Adcer for Chsron WyaGOke for Norfolk &ci b. hngh
Tor GeOlge.Owui D. - g. l.. J,,,..t
Steamship Frankfurt ~ CO. Barre Bremen June q" aud southampton
Toly / with nfse md $50 pass 10 Oelrcls 8 20.
CD Barald0u St'sin June - 'ophige1
29h and Csausaud Ju = with M-se AMI 80 pass 10 "eAi
Sier Gen Barnes Mallory Savannah jay 49, with mdse and
pas Bsy K 1e.ua @ Richmond Mel Sunderland a days, with
Bs OLAF Kyre or Jorsenn Port Talbot Co days with railroad
Bs Norauey ofBosiO Geytovu, Nc, 80 days with hides
s,hr John Williams Wilmington days with naval stores
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BrsToy Juv 1s-Anivcl brig AIura from Mcneil
S,vASyH. Ga Juy l5Arriyet steamship Leo ron Ne" l"lA
Cleared steamship. San Salvador for Ne"loI 1'e f New
Wyoming for ffrulai brig Mar! Mthe Ioi Daihi "i'
SaS FRAScisco July 5Te steamship America, from China, has
SsTYt"b HAVEN Jo'y IA-lrivei trgs Village Belle from
Bsaoe 20 dsvs for stephens. n j. William r. Sawyer from
Philadelphia for co; scrs Seneca nom albany Tor o'on Ann L.
Ge0rgr D. c. for Boston; nene HAM from
NerYork for Portotth Alice Cakes Newlok for Baths Nau.
tus from BE- fast johnson for Saco Crumer and
GOV burton ron Boston pa; William Colger Boston
Tor Ge,rye-oFn b C. Wilson Point Pl
f1 Bangor fr Pros nce; Planter and j. b. Norris
Passed by fcr Neyea,er Philadelphia for Boston Sailed
CIsir Gov Barton I'D al hec reported excepting g. W.
Km'a Amc' and the above arrivals Iiha n-Am'td, schf
Charter Oss, from Salem for Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
IovDoy JUL I-T7e Allan Line steamship European from Qaeaec,
arlytI al Mvy.Ae to-day el Tolta TO Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Bic nellie Mitchell from FoIauIuce for Boston, July j, a a.
SIN SHILOH ssgua Baltimore day July G, lat % a.,
lTor latest snip Eers see Firh PageI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'
PORT OF NEW yORK

PORT OF NEW yORK........... ...''''''''''ui' o.
c..,,,.,o- M 1ibbit,. Liverpool John G Dale.
Stesmship Italy tBr) Grogan Liverpool W - hps.
Steamship k e,,e Rlc ,s Havana Atlantic steamship Co
Sesmshp CLYDE Kennedy, Galveston VIA keT wet = H. "A''
soamhip Iolona Hovey NeFOrlean' Chas n Mallory Co.
Steamship George Washington eager N'"-OiAns' H. D.
N,epol. ,csersOn Savannah William Garrison
sesmhP Yereas Beae Boston H. + Dimocs ~ r r...,,-.
Sbp Aliens (Brl lie Nessgrer Liverpool Chas g. Prlneslyp
Stb R6en a. O. Meyer Bremen via Southampton oelehs
Ocean Queen Gray Apnva Pacific Mail Steamship Co
steamship Crescent City CrGTS Saq,ion s C Henri Nor
gan DG w,spose Brown Richmond City Point and Norfolk old
Dsa1o9 s'e1 TcHS SG Howe Pheh Io Steamship Co.
Sssm s' e. knight Johnson Alexandra, Geo B Meck
E Stcsnslliip f''i uticv Davis. PhIadepbA
steamship Beverly Pierce Phl1ae a ,,.,-tu,1co
R RsTs FRe MeIsT@n DYER sydney b. Brett Co.
Bark NJ ScbwegaIl Nor johnson, reaaI'h Roads, Wend'
i Bai wiy Emmy Me3enval Ranc Tobias Co
s Fs, srs IS3.i$! wnsj04R IcI g,ser
B Bs M seTp B FIn INV WAND 1sf.ct james HeoT
Brig fg%@ing Bird Or stephens, Nna'0' ~ 81 '''A''D Der
'S Schr' Carlton CBr) Aoary Nlssaa Mone Ba'w
s seS h h9i Md Rt Joac. w%aon n G. l. $
s sSs W aa q'i c4oT css ' JED rekc
Schr Ella l. Trefet1en, Clrk, Portland; Leo Lamb.
sc R NJ l. Ward Ward, BTigcpC5, !, a coia.nsaea@.
Scbr Pointer, Baker, Providence, H. W. JscAson 20
Schr (r Tyler Queenstown or Falmouth 'e0 l. Bnty
schr lIorteusa Travis. Demerara, Miller Houghton.
Sctr Ocean Wave Zeuf, Norfolk Va, Chas h. Staples Co.
Schr Senator. Faulkner Boston.
S,hr H. Lockwood Starre Jacksonville Van Bunt Bro.
. S'oOp President, Powers. New-Hayer.
Cana boat j. q. yses, Carl, Os'ego.
ARRIVED.
Steam hin Ahrcsria (Brl Hams Liverpool JAY T. and Queenstown
sth. with ini.e. and pass 10 c. &. Frtucklt 800 go 49,.
Steamship Iowa , Overstone Glasgow jane g. and Neville 10Th,
with mdse ari pass. % Henderson Bros.
Steamship Bragg Portland with mise and pass to j. f.
Ames
Bark Samuel Iarahee Thompson LIVERPOOL q d9ys with mts
Bark Thomas Pope Richardson, MOnTova w G. A., ~ da with
palm oil Sc and ~ pass. . 49,
Brig Leighton, Leighton, Calais Is days with lumber.
Sclr Ella tof Bangor) Hubbard R0nt0u, for Boston,
scar Clara Menk of Bristol Hand Tampa Bay Fo IL days With
cedar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
Citni1eal estate for Sale.

CWAMP PR0PERTY-Two desirable LOTS
- FOR SALE Apply NJ A. rutland Co.. Beekmant, n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

OFFICE op LlGHr-lior.E ENGNEFu. THHD DsrlCr
ToNpXINsyLLg ~ Y. June -, ISL
PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOUNDATION
/ aud PIER auI DWELLING and TOWER Tor LsltIvg-e GA
Ssbiurs Point Providence River. Rhode Island
prJppt accompanied hr guaranty
duplicate ami printed op this sef addressed 90 the under
building ,alHts
House. b, received tu, oies u.l 0 July 81
l1I
H. For the and f,r h~lng a7ion and pier Of
granite iu c- and b. for intervals au l1u'r TOR birg
dwelling iIou. Sfnar Point, foyelre,
RIVER H. according pu and specialization bee u ta Oaee
% iuuI,le l o bidder. location therefor
The II be 90 feet aHv o Boz eai ysr lyeOus,
llsyItod j. &. WOODRUFF. L'U'.tu.." Of !n-.nttrs
Engineer Third J.. II. District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

John R.rer robbery TO-. Bernard McQuilan, grand lar
Job. NJ. II.t,u,r assault and ccly
Ir w. II. james Rogers grand larceny
Mic 81 Doue assault and D.. Frank Goes grand larceny.
battery l5..Johu Kelly grand larceuv.
Ie.K Y,.uue. Hu.g' w. l.P.ul Christensen and Louis
Peter Can .'e1. I.lr-t. Wtmlr grand Grceny
G..b.rusr B.Ig-er aud Ar IS Thomas Donnelyi RECEIVING
r.lt UeHtustIt bur. .ary stolen goods
Ir.. Nrtl1r tu-.Irt. l6.Jolu Nar,tOu, larceny from
g..t...oa, q. Oi yer. burglary The IcrsOl.
g.. I,.,I jO.Ls,l. hrrg .iry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST-
MORRIS And All, f .'sSit,SV DIVISION

~.
NEW gRoAp GAU@E LLSEto wae Ger 20, Se'3,so
DTo IN New Yck foo Of Barclayst "a foot Caf,oSst
s.MAER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, Jane "
a,Oa n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN ys Booa'on B,u't,
IIn directly through nom AetloS 70 o'v 80, b 800 r.
scranton with and R for kingston WIAes'a" f''
n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN corse,nrs Dene With Boon
ton branch at Dover Casster Waterloo vita sussex r. r.
Anioycr and Newton. at Washington with DE d. L. all W. r. T.
cu ard Oswego and at bastoD W Lehsh 'ae' L. u o al 'A'
l2 m LEHIGH VALLEY ExPRf.s stop. y-rars nou';
Dover Mateoo, HacAettovn Washington, 5s,. all
WI Bel Del r R. for B.vle &C. Easo1 " IA l. y r. H.
BeieheP Allentown Manh ChGus WhAes5aHe healing AL
zoo D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson ant
stopping principal stations Connectng az Dover Win Ctef H. -
'n 46p nv FAsToY EMPRESS connects Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo with r. and at Ea'toa win l. " H. " Tor
$50 p NJ HAcxETTSTowYNA NAIL, eoaas viii p'oaoa Chester
$50 p p: HlCEErTsTOg'S EXP2E PIE $40, ON ,2o GO
'; For 1 sGS SitI and M stations &c. 57 o' 1910
and i oe sy M 2: . % i 10 RiSGP 60 55 g5 go 900
and FI 81 sEwRsK at $50 75 7i5 ga: 9o geo .lolo l9o
oo i56 ami Loo m 'lo 200 1: ,S s:!2 800 80. 81
Ii:iy' D. M Trans ulafs.d stop Ea,,f esars m . @
Leave New.York for BLOQMFLLD saa MVS L'LN'" o. Wv
PASSENGER, for LANE RoPATcONG leave Ns.5os q - 3D.
cog n s;tca and coec ing Steamer sell. FOR BypDs
LAss 5 5i suGs b, l P i a sa For MOUNTAIN
5 and 800 ~. y; N 90 900 SO all 4:' BFI
WARE WATER GAP at 800 and 500 p N For Fl.HthLp
SPRINGS at ga. m. e'hOth' eupsHn''1''"'--
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Chamlers-s, and foot Of 2lst iolovs , ,
Trains leave Chamherst AZ a ~ ~ ~
D. m and D. daily. Neg aud improved DfaHug Room 'oa's
accompany the IN. ihmrghto Buffalo add su,l bol
connecting Hornel.ve With magnificent Sfenk Ooals nnE
through o Ceyeanl and On Sleeping Coaes aonpanl te
Bldg. and The train from Ne"fofa 70
b Gallo Snspenon Bridge and Cincinnati An En'ri IRAN e4''
daily at C:l5 p. 70. ,,,
For ~ .rtoWu and WAY at 1850 $3.50 p De and Sundays
o,s~' W .t,.oo.u
for Seyureh and WAY. al 9'U a. $3.50 and ';' Ne
For Sufa m and WAY, and ID. 49,
For Paterson Way az Gas 10 a. no u M 'i' 8 'il i'
8;,5 ?. aud ~ Midnight vi, .o.,, On .,lt,.t,
s4:a 5:J ESQ ana tG:45 arJ NereSiays L 0Igs on,
F- Po5or Mack Tamans ard Way az $50 NJ 80 9'P,
sis l3J 5:lj f6:30 alJ Wednesdays ana S@'l'so1"
NB@lrsn leaving Chanberss eve hours Or hafao a'e
23 depot IS minutes earlier than above tine Last DoI on |''
8:l5 D. .-, - D. .rS Sie,f,o
Coaches can obtained b checking aud tnHe o. bi
cage nav Compa Offices 2i 80 alis9 brN
tbamterst: l2thst and 81 ni hiin
Ctawlrgst anl NewY York; and Long Docs Depot
T,rev City. a. oft.e AGENTS AZ the principal hotels
DAN. tFer fe1aout an1 ~ i,,s, IF,' i'''N'l>"'''
y PICKED z TOT - "a 2l W,f r. BARR
G4ri ,8r'I 1871 GcgI Psss'rA A.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .so
S s A4q Sun aets ......... 723 Moon s-..'''' ''p
~ DAN 80,
c.. HI 10 Cows Isani... Hell Gate .'''lV'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
(yEw-Y0RK AND NEW-HAyEE RAIL-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY p. l.L
Tn.INs Law NEW.YORK

ps,.gsr e.H,r in Ncvy0Ik corner . Taow y'-.ist atl
Iur..a..ve Elir1uce on Twenty seyclt-s'
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Tp.INS LEAVE NEw.YORK
For NevHsycn Bridgeport. = tEx ll,J t l'l3 ON
tlx.l. a:If. 1891. $3.50 aHI 3 ttN) p.
IT, N or Sriti'ri Fairfield, Southport and Wepot ll"a
for South Sorsa1 jEr) 9 I2o M 1915 G Ll af
Far Dlrier = 100 a. ~ :i5. $50 $50 ari $50
For stanford (.yl o. 1850 1918 tbA, 80 lIIh 80
4:31frrl ass. $50 G:A. i:l', 3 tkr) p. m. , .
For Greenwich intermediate stations y ll3j II -.i' $50,
As $500 63J. ,:l5 p . .
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
Boston via Springfield, @ q. m; anI p m.
For Boston Shore Line. 1918 and T.
riell d. 1913. 9, anl p ~
For Newro r. L. H. (Er) and l2l5 4 lEr co'nfcng y -
seqmr across Nauaeause Bay at Nick0ri arriving ID s -h .us
LaGr. II .-....l
T. F Iirion Providence ana Fi.lk Railroad a. ~. ~
FOR Shore Lue Eflaara2 90 Norwich a-d froYieh'e I@
S T. E S.x 1e5 15 Motifs So s,tds onI ami m to North
amno and WilsmshurZh ,.,-.., I'D,
n. n NJ.
Tor Horsaouc Railroad, No.. and p.
Naa-aask RAILROAD l. p No. ana VIZ p I'D 20 'fA' i'-i!'
For Usnb.ry Norvaik Railroad, .il ai $3.50 D o.
lar N.vCirsan Raiuai 8 a. a. 1878, 4 30 aut .;}I m
dav Mai Train either Lae Draringwom Car atel"I 10 '0
a. ANA 3 IN. IralS . ..-- .......t. 81.
,h D,uct OF tle Newlok Newyeu r. eor lNtaif, n'
:. and F. have the Ocas Of uS New-forA lfant -
~ rs Exrtssl Broadway an No Cour s booni az
f;,a -esi i,rce to destination. JAMES H. HOlf Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NIW-GUKk IEN HAL AM HUUNUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Tnls leave Th"teth-st ~ io.Oss:
q H.. Chicago aud Montreal tx rr>s.
A. M. Saratoga Special Express.
1883 Special Chicago Express fast can VITA Drawing room
cars 10 Buffalo and Niagara Pals.
II a IN Northern aud Netan Express.
3:i5 o. m. "a Special EXprss -. -,
NJ Montreal IL ress Sleepngcars from NcvY0k 70 - hhs
m. Pacific Express, with Size ugcas Tor NN'n"Nh'
Syracuse OsNego, and C8uaLdlgua
pm second Pacific Express with seeprgcas ~ ~ 6sf
Buaso Niagara Fails; Ccgo. via both L. ; anl u T. A
roas; for It. Louis Toledo and Louisville VIA lndsnaP"s rs
train will leave o. SUNDAYS a. 8 p. n.
Utica and Troy Express, With through eeehs-esIs
10 HUDSON Special train
q. m aud D. Polghseep.e trains. ,,
9:l5 m. l2:lO, Sis aGd CID p m feeAsslh T'hs
SO sui ma S b, and 10 s. ~ :o AS $40 $40 and llo NJ
Yorker. trains ,-,--s-.-, a.
poBsbie Isle Suee al makes stops soah Of lonker.
1. H. KENDRICk, General Passereef A'ni
york lime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-EROM FOOT Of

NEW JERSEY KAlLROAD-Il tOn IVU 4iS ~
~ DESBROsSES-Sr. and from foot Of ORlNAND ~,
or no. h comnencux Msy - l8.l-for MEST PhiLAphi
AZ ESQ and 1890 800 s., so. - 80 -
For Phlae bhia Camden, audi fo 5o IL
" ASUISGfOS THE WEST, via Baltimore 80 q ~ a.
q,ls D m For THE SOUTH AND hOUrhhhsi. -. - 81
gl0. o. M Silver Palace attached u D ~ W.T. -
ana rh through Lynchbury without change fo W ~, 80 -
pesEvanl, Rsilrold-g:3Oa snd = p M sust p,.,
stt,cbd 10 the a. m through from Ner ~ a.
change silver Palace cars arc
!. is,js ana ,n tbrarb 10 Pittsburgh, tineiuh'l -
ioni. AMI Che.yo without change. Iees @i >ssn'iV ~
ct ~ yii g.,
y " RASKIN Gen. Pas Agt p, '" JS", -,,P
CoIrTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ ,,,- A,,ile trsek Railroad on Long Island.
Inc onp SIuWER ARRANGEMENT.
lin, MONDAY May IS 1871, ilcn Roosevelt ahl Grad {.
49, si' Nal for Pachogue ting AZ Bab,lo1
CIV M Island AID at PaelJ.Ac b. stage of Bepof asi
frs Pi5S--
w., = a. Accommodation for Babylon. .-
lts" F,frs pschQgue connection A. Dab Jon ior ere
>" Island from Pa1ehogae By hr BeAogVH al. f'
Place
Al, n m Psichogue Accommodation.
$50 d Babylon Accommodation.
a gO n Mernek Accommodation.
The 8OO 3;3, $50 and t p m Hahs '"h"'''
VALLEY Stream for Hcnpsiea. a. ko,Assay .,.L.,
For further particulars - time tah.e
stLs TAIN Viii lgEHlLg JsD L. iS'I.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
Gteninboat5 ano Railroads.
- ~ - rnp AInANY

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
ui ynfcnt river Steamers IN the "o lie
ST join DREW AMI DIAN RICHMOND one OF Che above steam
IN. viii leave 81 North River afternoon touuday excepted
t O'Clock arriving ALBANY ia tine To connect with railroad trans
Returning leave The steamboat anling pc
ALBANY az O'Clock p arrival Of connecting trains from the
Ne,t and North and East.
FxDrss rualuv and No Contest Brooklyn Baggage cAecAe
10 ID. De- tulou Ere git received gn The loas Of deIaue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
Real estate TO Cxchanae.

TO EXCHANGE for New-York or Brooklyn
property at Pekskl the Hudson elegant RESIDENCE;
utbudngs acres Of ind fruit shade and beautiful
aNh gu m hscls orler and immediate occupation Inquire Of the
owner u. =. PAlGK. Spring and Wet sts
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-14
FREMONT gANDUsKY COUNTY,. OHIO: FRIDAY july n I&1.
quetrn
TIE OLD FRIEND STILL.

As time speeds on with relentless wing,
He brings change to all;
The daisies peep from the lap Of Spring,
! And oak leaves fade and fall.
The new grows old and the old departs,
And the years their cycles fill
The friend that is new may be kind and true
But give me the old friend still
The friend that loved when the Spring was
born,
That was true when a Summer died.
That was still unchanged through the ebb and
flow
OF Lifes unstable tide.
The flower that blooms in the suns warm ray
May fade when the night is chill;
The friend that is new may be kind and true,
But give me the old friend still
Ali give me clasp of the same warm hand
That I felt in the days OF yore;
And give me the heart that time has proved,
It's true to the utmost core.
For time speeds on and friends are few,
Who the void in the heart can fill
The friend that is new may be kind and true,
But give me the old friend still.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-14
Raising a Whirlwind

A farmer residing at Glen Falls,
IN. Y, raised whirlWind the other
day after the following novel manner
1t demonstrates clearly the theory
and cause of the violent phenomena:
Wishing to burn a fallow of about
fifteen or twenty acres, he ignited the
bush at several places at outer edge.
The flames rushed toward the centre
and assumed a rotary motion, which
increased in velocity till a terrific
whirlwind was formed, which tore
up small trees, root and branch, and
frightened everybody who witnessed
it. A column Of smoke arose to so
great a heigh that it was visible for
many miles, and a noise as loud US
thunder accompanied this singular
phenomenon.