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The New York herald., 1871-08-19

CLOUD OF WAR IN THE EAsT.-In letter
which we publish in another part of the HER.
AID this morning from one Of our correspond
ents in the East the relations between the
Khedive of Egypt and the Sultan Of Turkey
are concisely stated. The relationship exist
ing between the two Powers is anything but
friendly, and the breach is becoming wider
and wider every day. The Viceroy feels the
restraints of Turkey grow more irksome, and
hostilities are avoided by the tact OF the Egyp-
tian, who fully understands the strength of
Turkey, and is, therefore, not willing to stake
everything on the hazard Of war. He tempo.
rzes, in the hope that some lucky chance may
turn up which will result In disadvantages to
Turkey, while it also gains for him time to
prepare for struggle which may take place
at no distant day.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19

advance the payment Of the September in
terest, without rebate on Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1871-08-19
Red Tape Versus Common Sense.

The report of the official investigation into
the. Westfeld disaster was forwarded to Wash
ington several days since, but because Secre-
tary Boutwell, has not yet found time to read
the document the chief clerk of the Steamboat
Division of the Treasury Department, in whose
possession it is, refuses to furnish copy to
the press for publication. This report affects
the interests of the people very materially, and
of right it should be made public without de-
lay. If Mr.. Boutwell, is so overwhelmed with
business that he cannot give this matter imme-
diate attention why does he withhold from
the public document which so intimately
concerns every community No State secret
| is involved in the report; foreign diplomacy
cannot be affected by it, and no reason can be
adduced for such affected reticence. It is
simply question of fact, which it is supposed
Is settled by the report; and the people have
| right to it without waiting for the slow
movements of the circumlocution office at
Washington. Let Mr. Boutwell, cut reN tape
in this instance and not shield himself behind
the usages of his Department If he has
neither time nor inclination to give this report
immediate attention let him at once publish
it. Public interests will not suffer if the docu-
ment makes its appearance without comments
by the honorable Secretary; on the contrary,
they will be better served if the inspectors are
permitted to tell their story in their own way,
without suggestions from any source.
IL There to be Another European Wurs
Again we have the report that Russia and
Germany are arming against one another.
Our special despatch few days ago was the
first to sgnaize the existence of secret un-
derstandng between France and Germany on
the one hand and between Germany and Aus
tria on the other The Paris journal Patrie
| now gives the most positive confirmation to
| the report of our correspondent, adding sig
nifcantly that General Le16, the French Am
bassador at st. Petersburg-but lately the War
Minister at Versailles-has accompanied the
Gar on military inspection. Under these
| circumstances the fact alone that Theirs should
| have chosen his former War Minister for the
post of st. Petersburg cannot be void of mean
ing. The ornaments of both Russia and Ger
many are said to be on a gigantic scale.
Making, therefore, some allowance for exagger-
alton, we begin to think that these rumors must
have some sort of foundation. 1t is, however,
difficult to conceive that France should think
of going to war in her present situation, and
Russia, single handed, is certainly no match
for Carmanv
The New York herald., 1871-08-19
CONTENTS OF T3-pAY,S HERALD.

New York, SATURDAY., Angus, 10, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19

BOOTHS THEATRE 2Sd st, between 9th and 9Th avs -
LITTLE MILL AND TnE MARouIoNEss. Matinee Al IL
The New York herald., 1871-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowcry y-BEKrHA. THE SEWING
MACHINE GIRL-rHR BUzzARDs.
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway. corner sOth st-Perform-
ances afternoon and evenlng-DoN C.AsAR DE BAzAN.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YORK, Wednesday, April 20, 1871.
Inc horse market was not as animated as
might DC expected. favored was by exceedingly fine
weather and In ali probability viii not regain its former
activity until after the LIST Of MAY.
The supply in all classes OF horses "a very large prices
firm and without material change
Mr.. Fitch Of the firm Fitch ~ Gilman v-rites from
Otseg0 county that lie has purchased Is hes OF fine
coach-horses, which will aiilye i'm Tho Dults Head
Market By the end Of the week.
Harry Hamilton has received Chestnut ma 70 froyn
Louisville, Ky, for which 10 is said he paid $4,000
1.-THE Beach Wagon" on exhibition AT Messrs Demarast
& WOOdruifs Repository, on Broadway IL a eix-eeat
vehicle with front seats 20 arranged that the occupants
can seat facing forward or back; 1t also can easily ia
Transformed into fOnr-seat vehicle makes an
ceent carriage for the seaside where 1t is intended to DO
used.
The carriage trade continues satisfactory to the major
ity of manufacturers and dealers. Messrs. Demares
Woodruff repOrt last Mondays sales, $500
The saddlery and harness makers arc doing an excel
lent business during the present season. ,
The Trades Manufacturing Company OF NO 10 College,
place shipped last week. four sets of hne sodhouhled
harness TO the West Indies.
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Matbinerp.
90 farmers ano Others.

ITO FARMERS.-We have Is tuns SOAP
DREGs and LRACHRD ASHES for SALE eI,r i9F mauuins
,Upoe~ $50, klRKAAS SONS, - C''h'r.e ~ StNiAa~
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10 ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ANGEMRNr.
on ami amer MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Train, will leave JAme'sp
Al follows:
$3.50 A. N. GreenpOrt and ssg IIsrbor
1850 q m. kor.hJOh WAY Train.
300 Harbor AID Hyerhead Express r1n lous 70 tteea
rort on SATURDAY nights
400 D. 10. Nodhpon HIpra.
500 M IIenpesd Way Train to I,p Saturday nights
GOO D m. NoTd port Way Iraa , ,.-.,--. NJ,
Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Hckso Hunting and heIthpot leave
Hunter, Point al a. m aud m. J. d. BAEIoA hup|
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Eettnres ano GltetinaD.

A MEETING of Owners of Property on Lex
"A iugon-aye TweDty-fpt and Tiryoirh-s, nd
between Tbin hssol who have ben
ssssed for the pavement l down. viii h. ~ FRIDAY
EVENING the 18th inst at u ocl IN the Veterinary College ~
Lexingon-syc. iu. meeting is desired. ~ order 1870 49,
JOHN p. CROSBY, Chairman
MRS. Fl. p. 0'LEARY. II. D., being called
1v1 Of the city urgent compiled 10 h1
LECTURES and other engagements untl "a nolee.
vTHE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the PIES
BYTBRIAN HOME FOR AGED WOMEN wi" Tu nfs ,ys
Home. tyhnsk door east Of Mri'onaFe "
April a. at 81 O'Clock. Addresses may be expected
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NFiIH '" lhA NhiNA"" AND 0,IhW EsTKRs RAILWAY Co.
rrNr,r o,o,-DO.rc r 4, hnw,foRE, April ~, 1911 :
'THE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS Of the CHICAGO and SOUTH.WRsTERE RIIIWAy
gs Nay W. w be I1id On And sier that At the Oce Of
nllsmsL D. H. WINSTON, President
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o. s. RsGINBKR OFFICE, PBLADRLPHA PENNp{
1880 CHRsTNUT-sT.. April ~, I'll
IMPROVEMENT of SOUTH RIVER, NEW
JFRSEY-SEALRD PROPOSALS. IN duplicate Of tie form fur
pbd by the undersene with copy advertisement attached TO
each viii be received this Ohee until II o'clock ~ Of MbNsDA1
the 2b dsv Msv 1871 Improvement Of South River n j.
The cat the Rartan River TO be e1caysted
depth at low water, and some oeI snoAi
places to he deepened and wiiened
900 cubic yards mud sand and loose material are TO be
removed. -
All viii be given application % this Ohe
1 EIRTI ieut.- Col. Of Engineers.
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The Of hs bond. Is 90 per cent and .oerasd interest
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Gmnsemer.s.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
l@s eo sI9sscis joy noS S1snT nA 9iLr
TO TIjE hsS1RscFPlIos c2sS C6s7 O'clock
op '1a Viz os laao, Ct . Is:
Mss M hh4s y, llqa Z KELloGe, ,..r..,
sIoSoeA Ltc6i nIS i nts F'HDt-''''
4 y,,or, =, ,.-.., sIGKOR GIUSEPPE VILLisI.
'''' q f''' a, as s.s.,s', created nos;
sts H1OI n1 cyF4ItqgsELL oRLASDM RGyA LAURENCE
Conductor. sIeSoa s1cot,o.
Bo0TH'' TIIEArEK.
A ''' hTf ii'i E@SSd b6 III e r s %erx
''''''' %IS ,'ri s = TAL Il g''' Of d"
Mr. LAwRRSCR BARRETT
MIS- C. NoLLEsHAtt g RhhoSLas. uppyova
M, VI REfr Shb, p
'' BELLA PATHWAY Mr. MARX sfii PEADiA
NJ ROBERT pATsy AcloL1Sus CLOWN
and strong idSaoa Of he rel Of 'ss si; Aub@
GS;s SCENERY Hlsr wIe.u Lewis ana co.D.,, ne,
M .ss y Sifsm - @ II AssSss
Fio.os and M Moh h.. 20 BY scoloa, AMI SB Music b.
The 'hG Il, 'T a S iA' s s,,F, ;:eeaono,
Among others, til, Scene, will eo5-,,, tn. following,
vESrrBuLE IN A srcIiiAs ' FALaeE-wrrH VIEW OIL
pYRRuIC DANCE BY SIXTEEN GREcrAs YouruS
Scene "a Prison.
TnEATER Ar SYRACUSE.
prepared for The Trial QUEEN HbRAiONE win NE ndnnsa
THE SEA SHORE E 6t aarSo A STORM
Acr 5-B0HBMA.
DANCE OF sHBPHEPDS AND A. GREAT sATYR oRGrE-
Scene 3-5CILh
THE PBRIsTYLR Of the PALACE, WITH THE CELEBRATED
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mr. LAWRENCE JARRETT
Or. ONLY HEART
Seat. secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE he Ts.,ter ~
Ticket Onee Dson Co Muse store No al sEoa.Ay
WALLAcK''
MONDAY April a.
EVERY EyEsIYG
UNTIL FURTHER NOTCB
Tub LIAR
A MOST 9P ATTRAcTIyB Bull.
Illustrated BY the following eminent artists hfss Letter N'se
well Isnsesn Leonard Mesmes Clara Jeuns' GermOn MsayeH
''i Ia preparation Ts v. Il iIalsq.s Comedy,
SATURDAY MATINEE. Apaia',
woopcoc&s LITTLE GAMB
IFS LAST LEGS
9TH AVE. THEATER.
- Sole Lessee and Manager ...:..Mr ACOUSTIC DAILY
Mr. DAILY bess to nTq 1S S9in 99g'S11Se
which has extended performance u the present enas
meat the truly oyeyhmilg ,gdne., Of Tie week the production
Or A TRAGEDf REaEARsED,
'n' TIE thoroughly IF I'd 4 THots4gD A YEAR,
VIII DC '''If EVERY EVENING UNTIL PURIFIER SoEcE
appearing in three Character Ffstisi Psar Mr. Pos n.
Critic md S NJ P9 MsS5 M wS G' A%1 am & Mor
Kate Ca1ion, Mr. W. Daydge, George PrAes' d. hhS VI y.
peveF'' M'A'0n s sl'fS S9 sRftB ail Ait
THE CRITIC, aud coSUGAL LESSON
..rdn lin gIvs
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will disratch one frstass m power iron steamships
FROM PIER No 40, n. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
rs follows
MINNESOTA Capt 7. W. FREEMAN. April &c, atlo;co m
IDAHO Capt PRIcs..............'M'y D. at2;9opm-
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsYrI.......May 6, at 3'0OP.m
COLORADO, Capt T. p. FREKNAS...h May TO- at lO;Oohm
NEVADA. Capt. GREEN.............hayl IT, at 300 p m
WISCONSIN, Capt wnuAxs.......May "a, at 900 an
Cabin passage, $50 gold
seersge passage (oGee No 20 BroAdwsy) $50 currency
For freight cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS GUIoS No g w,l.t
IMAM LINE. For QUEENSTOWN. and
LyERPooLRoyAl Mail Steamers gPoRted 70 sal S follows,
CRY OF DGBIM via Haihij, Tuesday NY pm
CITY CITY 9 9R NAY
CITY OF I'D .1A1s ISAY rom Pier
No. - -'''H ''''''' RATES OF PASSAGE,
FIRST FslhBEs IN GOLD 81, s1EERAGE
TO- TO- RG9.on 90 II Psrs.. %
Passengers also forwarded 70 sy Hamburg reduced
Tickets can be bought moder. rates. BY wishing to
9SRs sDE BALE x A:eE e. o,s- NY
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
plf s s' - a1N s S Bremen foot T
HeamGhp DEUTSCHLAND capt ~ a. r. NeyAsoe On On
RATES OF PASSAGE TO GfGSS6oy HAvRE, AND BRRMES
PAYABLE GOLD, ITS EQUIVALENT IN cuRREScIl
cabin
Second
Por freight or passage apply to oELRCllS Co.. Agents
" 'e IT. % BTosd.st
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
J TUR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANrS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRb' CALLINd
me prd1 vessels on @ favorte Continent will sail
from Pier NO 50 North River foioSs; .,- -, -
LAFAYETTE. Rou.au ..... SATuRDA1, May ~
or r. IeIuar .....SA
VILE DB PARIS. SUrmont. .. sAIUkDAn' June l."
PBRBlRE Da5Te =; 90; sATgRpAf. jay
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lnclafDs "1ne)
10 BRESr OR HAyRE -
Ftrt ...........s 40 Second Cabin
Excursion Tickets issued At reduced rates
These do not carry sietrage pastengeis
American travellers returning from the Continent OF Europe
this hne avoid both transit y hngsh
ard The discomfort Of crossing Cure beside Swing time trouble
and expense. Gbo. hAohhnElh, nseut ". :. ,lo---
WHITE ST STAR ar LINE l6sE AKIN LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULIrPOwgRRD STEAMSHIPS.
TIE Six LARGEST IN TIL OhLD
0OhH ATLANTIC BALTIC ADRIATIC,
GOO iuDs burlen-3.O1O h. p each ,
Sailing from NewYork on SATURDAYS Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Cork Ilsrbor the day following 800.
ATLANTIC, CAPT Murray, SATURDAY, June "a 81 g. ID
From the White Star Dock; Pavona Ferry jersey City
for all eas-es) uIrys1 combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT -
Saloons smoking aud bathrooms IN mdp see
motion felt Surgeons and eWaesses accompany
RGTEs|ssoon $50 gold Storage, $50 currency Those wish
Ing 10 tie Old Country obtain storage
foote to or from ali parts Of America Hamburg
Eorwav Sweden. India, Australia. China, nc
Excursion tickets granted al lowest rates
For n,pcon Of plans other information sppy the Compsn
Offices No. 10 Broadway, Newlork j. IL sPAths Agent
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ - ERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Dpot New Of Bsrclays and foot Of ChstOpher
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY Nov. 81 1870
8Oo EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at DAnV with Boon
ton Branch Dover CheEer Branch Waterloo with Sussex
for AnioTsr and Ncsn Washington with the d. H. and W. r.
for Water Gap, Srousbg Bend Bnghsmton SRA
ami OWego and all the LaekavsnA and Boomsbug
and Delaware and Hudson X. Roads
l:40s LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
Dover Hscesown Washington PE1psbu and Eason
Phipsburg Bel. Del r. for BydeFe &c end at
Easton With L. " T. Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh Chunk AID
Wikesbarre.
IiOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS with Chester
r. Waterloo with r. and Washington with D. L. aud
w. r. X. for Water esp StouishurT, aud Scranton
3 HACKETrSTOWH MAIL, connects with Boonton Chester
and SuseI Railroads
For MORRSTowN, at 1l2o niOs. 2;3o 800 fO $50,
and $40 p
SUMMIT and intermediate $780, 7:3o and lOo
Po ORANGE ,nd South ORANGE 60 800, 9:lO 1910 and
i2O n 1910 2O $40, 42o $50 $780, $780, $40 800 and l5
p -. ... o.. - o.. =, =.
I20 and loo 200 f2:JO J:2 $50 $40 421'
$50 5:lO $40 $3.50 Goo .62O $40 1900 $500 snd ll:ij
Trains marked stop at Esst Newark.
Leave for BLOOMFIELD and MOSTCLAIR at $40 and
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = LOCK-
~ WORK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE DkS MONIES
he received y United States Engineers Once in
Of Keokuk lows until u Apr ~ iS Tor the aof anu
the Middle Lock Of the Canal now IN process construction
around the Des MONIES Rapids
walls the chamber and to be constructed oil h' GAS cut
The fr. LOCK- located Keokul 100 ill., and built enireg
TIE SECOND Loeb will be about "a the f with feet ill.,
will he protected from the river by the canal
Separate proposals n dupcate) must be made Tor tue following
classes ..., cn,.,xr
under this bead must specify me prices AZ " '
above material will be delivered in bags or barrels
CLASS 2-LABOR III,
baiing drsining and excavation OF prs
preparing (which viii he roe constructing the Lock
Walls bung the protection @as making
the enbankment and npap walls ana constructing
uver,s for feeding the canal etc. etc and the
furnishing all machinery and implements required for the proper
m. law r1ur.s separate proposals duplicated for each and
win be made each class separately without
No more haa proposition will be received from the same party for
the "a class.
contain written printed guaranty signed oy two re-
ponsbe psres United States Government
responsible known this o that the party or
bidding will awarded the contracts for the class upon "h
thew tine DIFF
ference between them aud the next highest bidder 49,,
full vii place residence and poslofee address
Plans specifications and All necessary papers viii be resy
United States Engineers Once at heokuk Tor
tfeen days prior " the date OF letting
forms proposals viii be furnished application at tbs
Office -,
Persons preposno eq,sd visit and erdae TIE
location for Locke, byore saftag ~ mr. tIds -
viii include
considered advantageous 70 the Government
for the expenditure Of the szSoN1 appiopns'ed. u,,.
right reject and all BIDS
printed cop, this notice must he attached to each bid
Proposals. should be addressed The andegncd Rekuk Iod
and should be nooIsea L 10 Mns. I Rsnd " Wv ~
" ISlgnSdl j. N. hACOMB, Colonel Of Ehsinesrs u s. A.
OrED srIrss BSeEERs 0YyoK keolgk Iowa haIeh ~ I-
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Proposals.

.. s. EYGINKER OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. PgNS,}
800 CHKsrNUT-SI., April 20 l6il
IMPROVEMENT of SHREWSBURY RIVER,
NJSEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate Of the ionn furnished
nv the Upderene With copy Of advertisement attached to each
Win be received this until II O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY The
1911 for the improvement OF the norm ano "u
branches OF the Shrewsbury River. , -.
Tn cbanpewy Is 10 be depend Strengthened several places
shoa Of sand and loose material to TIE
eIten Of The depths to be effected will be i've
(5l II (6) feet At og water. -. On
An needu information will be given application to This Once
j D. KIRTZ. Lieut. Col. Of EngineeT,
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOt

L. y L L
~ Of Chambers-si and foot Of 2Jst as follows:
Through Express Trains leave Chsmbersst at9 III 3:D
D. H. daily. Leave 23ls, at 85 l0i5 and 5;l3
and Gas daily New sud improved Drawing Room Coaches
seomu train through Buffalo connecting at Hone
vile with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through to Cleveland
Sleeping Cosches the ii from sus
quehanna Bu1c the $50 from NesYok 10 Bnfao ald
train from Negfr 10 oresVe Buffalo and CineinnAe
An Emgrant Train leaves daily at 5:i5 p. IN.
For Port Jervis and Way. $3.50 N. (23lst i;l3 NJ
Mieiorn and Way $3.50 p Jt 3l5 m)j and Sun
DAYS only $3.50 a. m. (23dst 8:lj M -
ForOdsriIe and Wsy ct 100 A. N t13st '7:l5 g. M
Nowhurgh and Way $3.50 aud 4JO M tsJi'h J;D
NJ. 3l5 snd AIS p ny .o, .,r...,
Tts,ter Train, 80 D. (23lst, 'li:i3 p. M -,
Fr Psaron and Msy from Depot at 63 05 and ll:to
3:f3, 5:l5, and ga From 'hAmbers Depot A.
Gas 1000 a. m IL m; tli5 g. 5. 3;l5, and 6:45
fIsdae 21iL Depot, b;4s
and t6+3 Prom CLaInbersst Depot 5O
For Pernoat Naef Tamsns Way from 21is Depot 95
m lis i3:l5 Sis and 1918 ard Saturdays only t9
Depot ct 9;J a l:J J:o, 4;l9 Jaw
5l5 and D. m aud Saturdays only, il20J midnight
for Apartments In Drawing Room ana Seepns
Cose. obtained and orders M the checking AMI transfer OF Bag
rsge Companys oes al $50 and @ Brosig ID
1T.mber. Greenwchs l2Jthst and Thr-aye, Haremi
$50 Futont Depots foot Of Csmberst and foot Of i
EewYors No. Long Dock Depot jersey City aad
o. th1 n Af Tif SeR ' p''-P Dec q wM r. BARR
Gem s.,it 1870 Genl Pa.s'r A.
Daily. rOt hacAels~eA ou!'
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WINSLOW, LANIBR & CO.,
no. ~ Pine Street,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD co.,

Coupon or Registered and the Legislature Of Connecticut made free Of
all state per interest payable January and July in New
Yol They have ye The subscribed capital stock of the
COMPANY is which except $500 has been paid in
sb OF this $4,000 subscribed and paid by the City Of
Hartford The mortgage made in TO the Treasurer OF the State
The bonds registered 0moe Of the Controller Of the State and
by him and by The terms Of the Charter can only be de-
vsrsd by Company he proportion Of $1,000 bonds 0
previously expended in the construction OF the road
The road Hartford where connects with TIE whole New
Ruesnd railroads westerly hlerion, on the Newly
s line where with the Harlem Road north and south
With the Duebess Hshn eompsei with the
Poltese Poghkeee to be finished in July and
with IA. Connecticut and Rondou Road be bu opening direct
connection supplies Of the Pnnvsnia Coal Company snd
The Hudson Canal Company wide field for business
opep by m Railroad Snd River connections IN supplying the
ountry grain cattle and bresdstnf nom the we"
and returning marble and the manufacturing products oil 'hs
MANI thirty along its line
tn. srsng Is complete Of the iron purchased and track
living will commence TIE condition Of the bed wi" permit
The character Of tie Manager whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
RARNUN e..Gov HOLLEY GEORGE NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, esq.,,
and JAMES GOODWIN ESQ., s guarantee that the enterprise VIII "
s.5,. through in a substantial and economical manner
The pr the bonds 90 per cent and tecTaed interest
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NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPAhI
Regular Mail sailing on the 21 Of ever month
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt x. L. Tnkepa1gh, May ~
uERRIMACK. Capt Wier. July -
These splendid schedule time and call q. ST. Thomas
Para Pernamueo Balls and RIO de Janeo gong and returning FOR
engagement Of freight or passage, apply 20 .,
WIN GARRISON, Agent, No. Bowling green, Nsw-Yofk
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"a LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 90 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
EUROPA, SATURDAY April %.
First passage and $5; Intermediate SJ3 Heersse
%-' '''e HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
BoeLng-green.
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gteamboats ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
r, S Boston hsu Junction iSc nl I.
CITY SlIIs p ON ro ghs ne" and sisneh steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE. snd o,,,o,,
Fill lssV sd ssT R; CITY rs: s.s o'clock N" fro"
For md SoTwt crs esnasss with Express
70, e 'Ss 'sS, PoS via New ouu northern Norwich and wO'e'
NORA Rs tickets and rates Of freight ,pF o s p' A PEER
Nsv.Yofs, Oct 10, 1852 L. 'no"i''' agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Calm ,;' f from Pier a. NJ r. foot Of RS95s0Hs
b sS1ESs 70 FhSyiPsScE
us c'1 SI 1 kss s.n s d p1
ii ARTF0RD DIRECT.-State of New-York
o-i., ,1d CITY q Hartford leave Pea slip daily Hartford
Br.tl.eeTo n, &c. Fare, i.t ca.. 81 s. class: 81
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co..
NORTH Hpk 1 LINZ for the WEST SOUTH WEST and
H IkR linz EA P Nj Pier Nor! K' SLSSD PRoPE
us Hs tie SaG .a . .S s's qG oa
foot q Gori % privilege Ious WEST washing
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD gSTT5 Used -. .'
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
rsc. rsissnssT Sd 1 s S1 REc loot %
With The Leigh ,nd at Es,on with he L.
eurgh and e Wet Without change Of ears 10 Central Penny,
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
commencing January 90 lBl.-LeaTe Hew-Y0rk as fonowp
barre T Poa fs s,SS Gio Be,4.hs Mqcs cTat w,
TOwanda, WsTerly. SC. ~ ~ f ''
7:4Oa m.-For Bison.
ga m1WuTEsS EXPRESS dsily Except suni,yI for Eaon A.
1lovn, Harrisburg and TIE Wet connee somes for
gon At function for strolburg water CAP Scranton
sy'su'e ae at Phpshug for hiueh Chunk Wlkebare viii
Transport Ene &c Kaon Mauch Chunk Mabanoy Civ M
Carmel, Wiih2mspor, Bne. Sc
l0:JO A. m-Nsy Tram for Somervlle.
Pennington Eason, Allentown. Mach Chunk MahsnOy
CITY IsIesn WilIestin Reading Coumbia, Lancaster Eph
2 ?. m.-Fot Haston sni Allentown.
1880 mPor Baston Allentown Mauch Chunk and Beyier.
t:5OP m-FOr someryile and Flemiugon
pm-CtsCISSAu EKPRRss, daily Tor Raon Bethlehem Allen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Ing and Paice Cars 20 Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects Jlne0s
with Delaware Laeks"anns and Western Railroad
5:l5 D. m.-for Somervile.
6 .. n.-Ior Somerrle.
: D. n-For Eas.on.
Understandable Eason.
s.4Op. m.-Ror PisinseM
u Nor Plsn6eld, Wednesdays and saturisyL
Elizabeth 600 $50; 7:l3 $50 900 9: 1880 Has
NH leo. 1900, 3:l5 33) 400 go 4:f5, Sis
600 800 100 $40 500 $40 800 900 lO4 1900 p
Tickets for the West be obtained the once the Central Rail
road o. NeWesey foot Of Lheryst end At e principal hotels
and ticket Offices IN New York City. r. f. KICKER Superintendent
III. 7. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agt