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eiiiualions tl)anico-- alales.

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WANTED-By a thorough competent GAR
w DENBR good eucaon and hest reference trtesss hii "
TIoH None hut those wanting artas Gardener nd Apply "d
dress A. b.. New Brighton. Staten Island N. u --2-
WANTED-A situation al a FARMER, by a
w married with membrane understands farming ana g
dening and Dairy woman tsn NV
the hest Of references Address J.. L.. Tribune Once
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN Rail
~ s,r,u,pp tUnp 'rcpuvNr

~
COMMENCING JUNE 70 1870
Passenger Station 10 NeT;Tori corner Of Isaye'enth't 3D.
fo'F'' TS&Iss SI LEAVE y SEw'ioRE
For Moa Sraio FAIRFIELD Southport and wespOrt ll;'o
For r. Sof . tsI 1880 nj as CBs Bl os $50
~ For D H'G g. il'j6 M 5's $50 $50 and $50
F. tGF so s5s% 9I 80. sa 80 go us rs I p
Greagh ,ad innsa stations = g. ll:o m 2;i'' ''
suudas Mail Tram leaves .eyenb Ne".roFf 7 p L. for
'''''-' CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston v, sPrnsaafll. g., u a. Aq "a !"
For Hartford and Springfield a m, 2l' 2 q" :" I" h'Ho
oT Newport L. RESP M Csr) connecting with steamer
For ConSectcat Railroad g. 2l' m to Montreal
~ 70 asE Providence and F,hE Railroad 2:l5
For Shore Rassy aSs to Norwich and Providence H'
pS 90 N.. Haven and SohampsOu Railroad N to North
'% FS% R aas Rairosd A. and pm.
Fo[ S S,Ss'91 nd fs So%s a.oad s5 n, pn
For Ralr2a a m u: - f:o ana . Pm 70 s
s' Line DAME JAMES " hcS ' saSss s
y RIVER RiiIRoA6 Tr.n,lc, rhireeA s., a. follows
cssAs. E1D car R1p o Chicago No
ISS H. SOrtheru Western Express DriwnsroOu ca" at
M sSa'i Paede Express. Nth ing through Water
'osT Sf'' ss.ca I'D P.s xsp 9TH s.epinge, attached
and BGao; also for Chicago both l. and C. Rail
roads Tor IouI, Toledo aud Louisville via Indianapolis chh
irs!a will leave 4 Sundsr)
I'm. ,ads :, - Posshf Ssrs..i r ,9...
SO so ' no slG. and 5s H. ~ 1880 @a' $40 'io and
"a ~. sunday TAIN Tor Poaght.sP.e 81, No.. A..
Nev-rori Dec. S. 1870.
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT of
~ CORTLANDT sr-For WEST PHILADELPHIA ms 30 and $50
a.s ~ 30 a.. az ' For nd s
the WEST Baltimore s:J9 a. u % and sS For The
Lynehburg change Fer the WEST via Pensrvan. Kali
rO.d-s:9o m, And a. silver rs.ss e es, a @i
Chicago without change silver Palace are attached ne
a. NJ daily and through to Pssseugh Cincinnati Louisville
and Chicago without change Silver Palace eA are ,she,
70 The 1900 through Columbus and Cneaoae without
risH for sale At foot Of COr,sdt e. and dspe. er' wy
J.ns.g ISL. Wv JACKSON GsssrsI sopsna,.si.nL
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK, foot Of Libsrty't North River
q W sssYoRk 6s BREsS iR AND
s%. Sc Sc iS u.s. Is Soc SO SO SO 1903, 40 80"
LEAVE sS ssw Y6Rk FOR WEST BKRGss.Msoc go 7''
ass, l0S 40, iSo 80 80 go ~ NE,
n P BALDWIN Gss. Passenger Astst
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lsLAND'
FALL. AND WINTER ARRANdEiM ar e.. n.
Commenting MONDAY. October H. NO h'@ A''''
siSa n Mail cor Psiehogus
AeS@noa.non P st u, stage to BssVon iOs Fire
Place ...n..,.,iou Saturdays, through to P.'eAoss'
$50 D. m Babylon Aeoon noiston
$50 p hsrnek AeeonmSd.uon N M train, connect Al valley
Stream for Rocii-iy u ..eo m trains connect at valley
sus.m I0r hs'SS''s''' 4 w. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
FATHER FARRELL's ATTITUDE.

COrRT APPKALs--ALBAEY feh H-footins y we eS 9
for Feb o. 1871 Hos l24 l0j 1885, li2, lij, 3D. lIt, EA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The following letter, written by Father Far
rel 10 the Archbishop read from the pulpit htt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Amnsemenls.
OPERA BOUFFE-OPERA BOUFFE.
" nEvI wv kD " SorFsE
"A wF REFI SlESk
SATURDAY MATINEE ATa
y 'DA LAST NIGHTS OF Mr.. PRANK MAYO
in the Great I s4E Pi;T' f The OF xEw1ORx.
IH'r'h9 %%F sEc% Ssls sToSx H''are''
usIos1 4sE ssRS By MOONLIGHT
TERRIBLE. STARTLING AND 81 L1VE7LIKE FIRE SCENE
Mr.. sorHER nPS ~ .Eo SiS 1DSUSDRRARr"
NIBLO,s GARDENmWEEDNEISsDISAAY.,. Oct H r 1s;
S Z. 1s a h PAY ERA
A How NJ A DsAffea ghSsk MAYO COOL sSR
AsP hSasHEs
TNI0NS;.SsQUAaRIdE3 THEA A. Faa,,rvv.ru ct
| ~ W. BUTLER .....'.'''.''''''hANAGBh'
f"0'' "'D'''' The Marvellous YsutilOquih.
,s R5 TIE LE J.ERisS JEsKrSs.
THB GREAT BU IH sSW ,A ASP oLo TROUPE
B ,sS 5 sFf s&TS hTa 1
STH-AVENUE THEATER.
EVERY NIGHT te %n The Seventh wNel,
The Great Drama Of the Tuea
MATINEE BvERY SATURDAY. a batpsst one.
GLOBE THEATER,
}GH gs,H
BuRLEsq ahsS A kPA 7AE EiTHTH COMPANY
PROF SEEf s6 NEgLT aSD OF
and the SNrlAh 'oAfAN' ITO" HOWARD ArHENEuM BOSTON
San FFANG fassSsr s A5AsTa r
BIRCH, WAHB9TP, SSES SIS5&s :P4 BAckus
y week of eooD BoYs ChiEpRkN OF THE PERIOD"
rvrrYrH HE P sET FsEsS ssphakLSo
MR.. GEORGE DOLBY
vi beg Two ( t SsrRsR g SS :; ~ s.
tn. receipts I u .S EESstssG EyssS Sf til.
LAST pAL& chicago SSs sEE5F1 II NETWORK,
prior to 4 Is & 81 fSTP11 S f. e' ''''
' voGALTSTS.
MISS EDITH aA piSEFf ArEy, -
M q H. Mr. sASTLEY
NIX X. tSns viii eonmsnc: coc Gdni:cH S Reserved
% 50 s S Il sa .sfsTns s 81 Sos a 81
Broadway. daily IRON a m. 70 S p m
TNHE MOULTON CONCERTS. FRIDAY.
announcing the third and po
On FRIDAY EVENING, osa 20, Ga
.,r, sssEP , HS1fSSSs r4 IT t.,
Mn AOuIToS y: ss :5 a'''' ARTISTS
S'sss. e S$ssIs zis TO-
And S' GsA iAs eRc s ssd.s .. df::ssa
GENERAL AuAl,sos' s' eAh s SEATS ., EzTs
p Sd: e.: ~. az = IS Sas sTsWi AI 40 W.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
WI THE SECOND LECTURE
REV. ArHAsAsB oooUERBL-ELs OF PARIS,
will b delivered At
CooPBR UNION.
FRIDAY EVENING OCT 90 AT O'CLOCK
sUBJEcr, SIEGE OF PARIS IRON THE COMMUNE"
THR PROCEEDS OF THE LECTURE WILL BIB DEVOTED TO
CHARITY.
R,..d ,.,t, al tickets Of aAnsOu 80 eea POr ss P.
BUTTON Co.'S Bookstore, III BrOsdv.y and At tho Library
Chairman 4 tn. L...s.. cs..is..:
MR.. DE C0RDOYA
WI oH, Y abD s 81 TEh
ASSOCIATION HALL
c'r, sGz Ea;.Yi W.; wine a. e "a
THE Drsrrrrc e s;e;' Or 4sr rErCE e ~.
Of e s:' a. {: e.: s: 81;
tf-;s: :iit $500 = 800 T IN:
SeiIasS, 90 Brosdwsy
I" CANT QUIT"
youRrH WEEK OF DAN RiCEs
PARIS PAVILION GRCuG
sS;4;;S: ';;s;iiS ~
w. pAN RICE,
Ths orxnal Clown. 10 al No cory
Rox "A Parqueis reserved thsee asys seveee@
Boz dee opss irun ssA
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
"A Thoasands q Attractive Neveluss -
MECHANICAL MtkACLEsl o.owUvn
ks.taxs s,,ssAi OEsss md svsasHS OSo"DAs
DAT AID MEET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Qurtion GaIrs Of Real Gstate.
ApRlAS II. NrmWR, Auctioneer.

H. hnCNOneer
rCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
\ PROPERTY OF TIxruAiyTEE % asp TWENTY SlNTILST-
ADE MULTI c i o he EGc5se S, s @Ss No.
~ two 6,tOry Philadelphia brick mon. rOre. and
lois east side 1a sixth Ta aye SeScn and
Known as N ~. 'S rs, snS S 90 The rear Of Ne tSs
T lots and the property rented Tor $e 900
aw3FST TWENTY NINTH STTA sclls. 4stoy Rnerh
S1 sS 100 s@ east s % i o's %s iS
has modern Improvements and 10 in good order Lot BY % feet
hou.. Twenty HintA.. Sg BY the present s.1sI 5'
English basement house readily he converted for bu
THs XB0vB.DBsCRIBRD PROPERTY PRODUCES LARGE
EES WHG T9GETHER FIR WITH ITS GSS RI F RRAr
H0TRI. CENTER OF NEW: YORK;. COMBINE TO RENDER IT
NJ SSs opERs II A'
MaPs at the once Of the AueaOneerh 2SBl
RY JAMES NJ. MILLER. Office 2s Pine-st.
USDEk THE DIRECTION az sSGSsEIL b FIELD ESQ.,
,,o,. and sor. w. cor t1; 1sHfs and Egs,,snha
S s o WI Svt .SS Eighty
commencing g and
E AIRss & sOSSsSt M sa GS Avenue
s lots a Eshty-sIth.st commencing .. Avenue B.
Maps and parteu.s at The oace
pEREMpr6 CRY = sH zf.ts'' A''''''''.
L BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR, OF
VALUABLE VILLA SITES
on
WASHING notion HI g ii rs,
AND
"a LOTS
ON
BROADWAY.
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. WILKINS Co..
win sell at Auction
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90,
AT II O'CLOCK,
At the Exchange SAleToOu, Ill BroadSay ,-,r,,,-D,
Bv AYRBe Executor OF IUClUS ChlllbNDbN,
- deceased, Dc VILLA slTBs, situate on
WASHINGTON HIGHTS.
" preperty is part large the Hghts purchased The
hate M Cende and reserved being the CHOICEST and MOST
DESIRABLE property Hgbt commands extensive view
Of The Hudson and Of the beautiful valley lying be-
the Harlem Rivers and for heahne OF location
grandeur beauty variety scenery surpassed by
erty on Eev-York Island or It's vicinity.
The NEW RIVER BOULEVARD being laid Out under the dree
ton Of Central and which through the west
property will when completed add greatly TO m &C.
being the high land the bank OF the
win afford the beautiful and picturesque
the Island The also but sho drive from the
CENTRAL PARK also 1890
81 LOTS,
adjoining abovedesbed property and fronting BROADWAY
which b. 10 widened width making Of the best
roads on Island The property will be sold with restrictions
against nuifaAeeG
Seventy per the purchase the option Of the pu
ebsSer remain bond and mortgage. .,
Maps at the once Of the AuctiOneerS n6Ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEW York, Tuesday, Oct II, 1871.
VIM attendance at the Exchange to-day was
. ,cst NJ the season, and great interest was shown
tho market by dealers. variety Of valuable prop
v was offered. large portion Of whchwas wlthdra"h
tr want of buyers The property sold brought comla'"
,,1o,v low prices but the bidding was good and lhe ma
ret shows that there Is an investment demand lo ~
Droperty at fair prices. Allen Brown sold the proper
snown as the Mount Sinai Hospital on Twenty-Se'e"
and nty-eighthsts- Hugh Camp, auctloneeIs, ~
two pots Of ground containing about 20 lots
tween nineteenth ana ON front on
1ndtwenticth-sts, together with the brown
tone house on west ade LexinGon-ave' 6Go
Of FftyeighthS lot 9Ox7o; also between
EiShtb and Ninth-aves.. lot 22xsS.S rtsnt execu-
I wilkins Co held house. s9 on TTs9ty'iTT1hns
tors sale OF Snd West Ffeenthsts i me
same offered four between
wonne and FTst-ave This properly MN sold at
sh01sh two Miller adjourned sale OF house ana RS
lot No sic west So %s known as Nos
ward LUDLOW S., siXtetbst corner of FOuTt6SSye;;
sIso house on Wcst Twenty rpnartv sold viii be
we're withdrawn. Full details OF p'op'1'' WV
fo9RG at Newark Leonard Henn,1g
VII and Avenue in the Twelfth WaSd OF
EeyaEh T9e FT Sg ds Win be sold on the nstmenA
Nan and are said be very desira0y Located. run III
formation win be Furnished n SeeP Ezs al
Oy tne JoSps"n Miller took large number of per
sons 10 YOnkers TO attend their sale Full details Will Dc
eiyen IN our next. -, ~ Me-, Ao. .o,d
"A, Its on SeventysecOnd Seventyhird and seventy
tonrfbss between Firstave. and East IaVer' lOr
fSoI Go and $4,000 advance has since been refused
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
Sssory and Ot No 323 6hE "a feet west OF 9Th
22IS6 H.
Bua ng " LeKbg tOn COS north Ssthst LOT NI
BY LYNCH 4 CAMP.
Plot grOund lSth-t l3 a Of avenue and fronting on .n
W Harlem Of plot 268zl 20 +V"
Pc o. GIISDd 'dOnAs the above and Oh 1920
BIT ALLEN h BRoWE. .
+Sory hieh buag and plot Of ground known - the honnt
Hospital l8h between 18th and ehAEet running N an
through Z7th-Et GIe plot 49, WV"
BY MULLER, WILKINS l. CO.
ory s"OWn': 5Sno house and O' No eslOO
Aso.y bTOSD sHPs house and lot NC q $500
So' S s, sSHs and o No ~ '" lo7OO
'O Or'i bon'' and 'o' No ~ ADJOINING N. aUo.. 1880
14rJ hoaSe aud lot No lO adjoining the ABOVE lot 4 ~ M
aoy bck and lot No rs 81 Of the above lot I ana
WV
aov bheL and lot No "a adjoining the above lot H3
o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

For LIVERPOOL
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING TIE U. s. NATLR
TIP LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch fill iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, N. R., EVERY "WEDNESDAY,
follows:
IDAHO Capt. October 49, at s:3oLm-
MANHATTAN, Capt. J. b. PRcE..... October 20
COLORADO, Capt 7. FREEMAN. October rs Al 300
WISCONSIN, Capt November ], H8:3Oam.
NEVADA, Capt November g. hf:0r
WYOMING, Can't wHISERAT. ..... November Is
Cabin passage, $50 god
setrsge passage (Ohce, No. 20 Broadway SO currency
WILLIAMS GUIoS No 90 w,p,t
TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY or SGfsSRE :
CITY 0 0R RSPAY Oct Oct e. I'm
CITY or (; and HRSbR1 r 0S Per No.
'O'" RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST e cHss ~ GOLD srR SafsS1s ~
'A T. tSaaoH:
Passenger to h.vrs Hamburg, sweden Norway and
osi.e Ss SusS, moderate by wishing to
For further i5as PEI bA 4; i1S s:E 49,
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: ,
aF sfHkNE AND RlVf
The vessel. this ,G.s route for the Continent will sal.
81 IAHRESf Isasrt
s4TTRB4y S0,s%ss "a
PRICE OF PASSAGE In GOLD uncluding wineJ
TO BRBST OR HAyRE:
Pr Cabin .........$l2 5 Second Cshiu.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
These steamers 10 steeraRe passenger -,
going returning from the Continent OF Europe,
hy taking this ne avoid both transit BY English Ws
and the dscoorss crossing the Channel beside ang time trouble
and eIpense. GBo MACKENZIE, Agent No 50 Broadwa'.
WHITE STAR LINE.
wv KS ISF ftl fqsT fsRb EasRp
TIB SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC. AYTARCTIci mo REPuB ibE,,r,c
600 tups hurien-3GtO b. p each amin.
Sailing nom NwYork on SATURDAYS from Liverpool Oh THUkt-
DAYS aud COTk HarlOr the Gay following
OCEANIC. October o. att p. m
BALTIC November II. Atip
OCEANIC Deoember2
From The White star Dock PaToria Ferry, Jersey CITY.
all clssse unIivs combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. .,,,..
Ssoons pAte and bathrooms IN miushp ~
ton where least motion surgonA Asd EeWardeSse accompany
rn... -I.h-
RATES-SalOon $50 gOlt Storage, SO currency Those wo'
Ing 70 send for friends from the Old Country now obtain Hese
ppsesge Sooied to or ron ali parts Paris Hamburg
Norway, Bweden, India, Australia. China &c
Excursion tickets granted 81 lowest raeA
Drafs from II upward A. u.,- =, A.. co,n.,,,,
-, ~ no. H. 80 NereYoi f. SPARKS. Agent.
'' IsMAY IMRIR Co., 10 Watertt, Liverpool, and
RsSt Iudia.sTe.. LsadenbAEst London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

The number of secondhand carriages and wagons
brought under the hammer at the above sale mas oet
unusually large to-day They were neVeTtneess I'll Sou
at tolerably good figures. ,,
Our advertising columns contain all the particulars OF
a auction sale Of hrscass horses, which VIII De
held at stables Nos IS and IT GreatJOnesst toorro"
"wednesday, the 18th inst, at 1890 q.
The employees Of Messrs. Brewster Co sent e2SO 70
the Chicago sufferers while each Of MI r ID. StVers
workmen gave days earnings toward the same pur
pose.
single rail driving seats to be super seding the
double rails so long In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
HORSE and CARRIAGE, MARKET.
Tuesday, Oct. II, 1871.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday, Oct. IT, l671
The market is overcrowded with wOrk-horses
Of every description and the demand only moderate but
recent sales show no quotabe change in prices iew
coach horses have been sold to-day at from 800 TO N0
per pair There was good attendance ct Messrs yonns
ton Van Tasses HOrse and Carriage Ancton MAIL 1ha
stock offered readily bid for. The following - u0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

hAFnN QTIHnIy Aactonter
DY AARON QUlMBY-Will offer at public
ID Ion The Soh ST1Sse Depot Of the Mo, aud Rail
train foot Of Bsrclsyst, NewYork DwBILINGC
about Of LAND uosd with hsde eTergreet
also large VILLA PLOTS all situated on Harrison n and
OaIwoOave within minutes vsh Bci Church station
For maps further particulars apply ALLEN BROW "a Broad
wa JAMES W. FIELD corner Main al Cen,re-,tI Crang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE and to LET-Desirable HOUSES
HN'-D RTTAND / WHITING, BeekDsnvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Coma 3sIanO Real Gstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY HOME - Flushing, % minutes
N from New York walk from depot Large Convenient
H0ISE papred escoed perfect Oder greenhouse eInnye
ETH ruterc Price SIC 900 bou half cost q buidnes
possible No incurred 70 look a. ne properly
UIeL MUST be sold. Address ". Z LEAVlTT, llS Mslsc
EOR SALE or EXCHANGED well cult,
vaisd FARM Of 26 buildings house barn com ana
TnAry cribs orchard and abundance OF SNAIL
s, situated 81 miles from and miles from FGrningAs
Station Long Island Apply TO J. LOADER Befordae brooAn
int bouse n6rth.w Of Futon-sve, The premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Aurtion Sales Of Real estate.
y, ADElAs 4; AULLER, AuetiOns.r;
STORE.

A UCTION SALE of valuable STORE
"A HoUSES PIERS. and WATER RIGHTS, By order u tbs
EsT-ISTs wsTehOeSH Company. ADRIAN h NCLLBR. p. 2
WILAhb 20 VII Sell at Auction. THURSDAY Oct. 49, 81
500 g as EEsA1gs saleEoOm, III Broadway s lots d
LAID tagebei with BIRCH Store Piers Bukhead and
WAterRh situate Van Bn onno.,ts tSs HTs Ba
e4Ores ana Basin. N-1~-'
property complies the bOunded By
va bant he eDd CohOVetHG On the
HOcs o. the osiag enenIon. ssr1 one Of
W. ~ - IsLiS Mo. SiSl lOoEl13; sIss
hreAh This property most 1TsIab h hs 1, ~
Scn adAd TO s TortG q eOOe h present espaSy ksiSr e
bales Wheh however Be largely dSiSd 49, =
Sks storage and SAaIse bosRes dOss psopsy sh ~
- FsnS Seat A.p The once q TIE aud foT h
lhR DaTtsalaFs iaQae Of JAMES p WALLACE P.s ~ 80
lSt Guarslso ind lSds1niy CoRpasI 0Eo CRkGfE w.
RrsAes 20 WoSl TWsthSC; WI w. WICKRG =
HHSsts o. Il The saeioAssFS, No finest IsSTsi
A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTI0N-I
n RARn q 9Th lGtss D.slHE Satabs ioS pyvSS
eAosl OtbeF baAE az under eatSs daslS n ~ - :,
sSss lsy ptn = the farm Of B. CsHp sS4l b. sOLD a
antOs for cash de premises Tie nd
Ssh II TIE aSSFs sas I'Stpsssd 0sObST a. Il Is
SdsA a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
LEWIS BAKER l. mo r. CeLE........:....: Iessees
Y NORRIS Business Manager
GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE, FRIDAY, Oct o. a. Di
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE CHICAGO SUFFERERS
On which occasion ALL THE GREATEST ARTISTS 10 the city
have rendered together With number Of AaeGHr
Theats and other places Of Amusement Anoas
crowd Of yolu the emicent Artists:
M EDWIN BOOTH, Mr. HENRI DRAYT0N. Tbe FlORkHCES
Mr. FRANK MAYO, Mr. WRHLI Also Mis- LUCILLE WBsTEhN
Mis- AGNES ETHBL, EMMA WEBB. Mis- HOWB0Ni OOFTn
GOOPT, mo 7. RAYMOND, J.. McCLoSKBIi The ENTIRE
TROUPBs Of BRYANTs hINsTRBLS San FRAkCisc0 MIN.
STRBIS, TONY PASTORS, BoWBRY TnkATER; PARK and
BROOKLYN THBAfRRS, BrooklypJ PAREPA-ROeA OPBkA
TROUPE PIFTH AVENUE rHRATBR, NIBL0s BOOTHS
WOODS MUSEUM UNION SQUARE, and others. .
ALLOWING has aGre and submitted
the public: 20 eommeace With shskespearg Comedy Of
KATHARINE AND PETRuCHlOl $500
PgTRUCHIO EDWIN BOOTH; GRUMI0. JN0 ]. RA1nOMDI
BIONDEILO, J. LITTLE; TAILOR, J. hcCLOSkBfi kAThA'
RlNB Mia LUCILLE WESTERN.
Oy.stars By Ne augmented OFeAess I'D By TstnEtea
Mss ssHs How son Win ding operi v.. "Tss Tsspl OfL~'s"
Aasr .sieS 10 Third AL q cIaLLE b. Ind pre.ou Of Mss
Nasda Hssa CAMILLA Mo AGNES KThHL; Prs4eaoe hss
N.yy Wasi Nehette Ida Yeannesj ARMAND DuVAL, GEO.
CLlRKE, BIZ VARVtILH (xo has n5Y yolaneeed for As
- oalyl JAa W. COLLIER; on Dlval ": b Pope
= IT, Cotton Pods-Fssdval eeea and Daase
KOnR AND KISS Nssoomh 0ibssns CAesvr end keaDed
4NKDKRD RIDE Oohy Coon Tony Psgtof With bass " sesfl
To eonclsds he ves laagabl sss eautlse DANIEL IN
THs BRYANre DIN cAarsass b. Dan Bass Ee,s ssynSsI
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
Wv ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY n, 1871.

CONSERVING MAY a, 1871.
Passenger Station in SewYO corner Of and
Fouthave. Entrance on Twenty 'eventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Newayen aud Bridgeport T. (EIl lilo lGl5 (ELG
90 ~ a s is s ssS i1f rss Southport and w..po 1894
s sS': 81: Il fE l1' Els l E1 49,
IG; , So 40 81, Is I'd 81 s iBr 90,
i. 81 IS. disi s IT, i ne Stations n m h' ''
Boston via both PnftSHs sRt Fl sS?Ff his
For For BOSTON BOSTON via u. sBofss se
E. E:9ss I'd s'.ssS 5 e; s,. .sS
Bay at WEXFORD arriving IN less han s
0C Po1 River Railroad NJ IBIS to Montreal
Et s s.Gs sd Pr Pr. Ias T. is
. : ~ Se..s5 RR,r..a to North
' Pr :a1 so-n and Railroad M In
For i Rao.!o nj Railroad to Waterbury
E. F. s:ss:st AZ. si is e 70
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"a f. R.Is: si i;.'se ~; e.
he oSe.: 4 H. tAf 6.s broetS S
1ss their 0sss ie Gof II sRSS.''
NEWYoRK, GENTRA1 Al. rs AsD H os.S
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S mo- sSee.i cSe.o BIp. h's H'O With D'"ns''n
. Sa' s:, T. s Is R. s.1i Rrpr.
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f H% P.ase EIy:s With s'pinse." for "'sH'"n
0;.s With .s si a' e. s
s.so E LIZ S. i, TSo via Indianapolis TA
viii .,: s;, "a, t = Nth through sIes,s
II s,s H Is r sS1s a. F:si,hn r,n
3D.; . sii 70 Sai p i: as $50 $40 and ll'Nn
TI sa.s., "; r..s and T. I Esas sD'd-'"H
& fss si;BBs lex dss: Passenger Agent
NEW Jersey RAILR0AD..FFJRS0DiMi FOOT Of
pEsBsosssss 80 from "a f. s 60 Us 10! 8 s
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coIITE AIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND.
- y. al, doubk .rsei a.Ilrs.d. :. LSss Island
c.u..,e,u, MONDAY ay IS Nh, irOu Roosevelt and enAd't
"- e. &: s r. t :;;s;;'' agile e. o, an,
go ~ n'i s sis. E.s,AeS
a"r ,S "a hss rssSosss for Bslepoh asa nrs
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VINELHND RA1LWAY:-For Vineland. NJ.
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coIiTI sIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

ViNELAND FzLW4,XI .!, y a!.I.!a 4
ourHssa hskI ssAIHs' H"';-;y sSr,ss T1Ts
a Jisss HOyT, =" ". hAhAS' sWe
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Passenger Station In EewYork Of Twenty syenh and
Fourth-ave Entrance Twenty SeventhsL
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aurtion Sales of Real gstate.

T OTIS IN NEWARK BY AUCTION.
LOTS, LOTS,
LOTS. In
Adhlc Plot u arcs in the Twelfth war Of Newark will be
oss,sd on til RSDAY Oct 10 at O'Clock. WV
The nroper.y line Of Eewrrk and Road and oHe gret
Inducements Manufacturer Grade right; nud bottom
Tmsnall payner down and monthly inGtamenL
,rnLle propert offered in Title perfect
Tale ~ T. Road 70 East Ferry S.ou three minutes
70 gousa 1hAh TAYLOR
w. g. DUNlIAh ProphsOn
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Ocean Gteamers.

TINTED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, and
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LIMA Steamer Of This
line viii be dispatched from Ban Rndseo "WEDNESDAY
Nov fourth WEDNESDAY thereafter with mali nass.n
gers freight for Honolulu AUCKLAND wehngtop LJeoa and
Port CAme connecting Auckland and Port Chalmers
steamships for Sydney Melbourne and the other principal Australian
ports Fur freight or passage, apply W. WEBB Exchange