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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
sos-Read the advertisements Of "

soS-Read the advertisement Of W. A
Jones & Co, Agents for the famous Char
ter Oak Stoves, which beat all creation
and 0the rest Of mankind" as Gen. Taylor
said. Look at the amount to'd already
and lie, your eyes bulge out with wonder
W. A. Jones & Co, will supply you with
stoves at 81. Louis prices. Here's your
shanre
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
EsT1AY NOTICES.
IA .LAs COUNTY

IA .LAs COtATl,
IAkEN Ir - !, H. siTaiisYa sn1 fsiTey3a la'iTs
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srd assa thr shgulsss, sal alass - i,s,s Aains-
"a Gay ltr1fl
TAKEN tfis 4, ;, Has, ani TsiTalui taisIr
We, =, iisilsfii, =, T., firriuri Ne sac suihi'il
hAkhs a. haHis hish, AfaTs "a, tlalAsi nssis
2 90 ifii shpsiasIi slgTsisssi ~ 80,
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EsTRAYEn D. q, n Nsurr, lsiIr ", > nall.si'
J, 4, i'fsrinrl ~ I, uan GRAY lnNNh ia's
bsnls high, ~ , yaaTs sli, bTasls,l l GA Ia
shaaitrF, "a, ~
TAKEN TPly RaVil a. krrnsn, AMI lsiayri -
f,ir n, !, iiai,rli, !, 4, PJr1ns ~ "ur hAA
ilrRsE, q hsuls hsh, bIsaaai "a lrii sh.lllsr,
alani Nears uii, Naluai a SRI nle nLACh NAAL
AL tnLf iaarr ailat "a lnsf hiFh ais'ul y Arais
o. lfanl hii aiih unirr i un len shualirf, aui
A. ahiuirllEiiir rani un righi ,huulirr salnrl ~
go, siso ous iEARLiNI IlLLN, s'rirl glli, hlas0
fa1s, lhIrs white irri, ~ hs.nis, slintd a So
JOHN N, LAWS,
elk. b. Z, u, Co, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

"Tell that man to take off his hat
in court" said the Judge the other
morning to an officer The often
der, who turned out to be a lady
wearing the fashionable sailor hat,
Indignantly exclaimed, 81 am. no
man, sirl" "Then," said His Hon
or. 81 am no Judge" ,..,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

Mr.. Henry N. Smith, besides be-
ing the owner of Goldsmith Maid,
now considered the fastest trOtter
in the world, has in his stables 9TH
or horse flesh valued at $3.50. 600.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
To Whom il May Concern.

The following notice has been duly served. Poll.
CIV holders of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, IN Texas, can renew through the General
Agency OF Hopkins & Graham, Lcayenworth, Kan.
sss All lapsed policies can lie renewed within one
wear after lapse upon furnishing evidence Of good
health, etc. JNp. |. d. BRISTOL,
General Superintendent, etc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

SarWsar requested ~ g''s nsi'ef
has he Res J.R, GKnEs u hsmIA's
Tsaassss, vii Prs.Fh At 'hs "a NsssHi'
Hall, "a Masisy ldih ins', a. u sfie'A
A. N. s1l slse a. nighi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
lAp'ERrisEMhN-.I
To Whom it Xay Coucerr

Mn JONI @. A. CARTEi, of Sherman, Texas has
ceased 10 he agent of the Connecticut Life Insu
rs.oe Company, Of Hartford, by stipulation of the
contract appointing him as such. made by me No"
3d. 1870
JOHN I. D. BRISTOL.
Genrl Superintendent Agencies.
Under Hopkins Graham, General Agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

HA-A gentleman from Denton reports
every body voting for Conner there. Up
to Thursday evening, over a thousand
votes had been polled at Mckinney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

An English medical Journal says
that wearing green Kids often
causes eruptions on the hands which
are almost incurable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

A Boston paper wants the next
radical presidential convention held
in that city. A good idea. Let
the party go home TO die.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

n6-We acknowledge the compliment of
friendly call from Our contemporary of
the Intelligencer, and regret that we were
not at homie, but out fishing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
SMALL noYs aDMsrrrO..

Giiis sli R.4s sssisspt T. sFFAEAIE Eaass sAi
flAF aEaIA a-
siTiu - iNrEeosrRsE a. sshaRi, a. Nfli a. d
uasaiHg aai g.sns,
Hs'fa.iis q sssas asi s. At Ihs Tississ II 'h'
tell
l,silss. lui, ssih, lsIi,-iaiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
FAMILY BAKFRY.


NICE = .ide-ga m The toVL Of Dallas,
"A ccnfairirr = rrors-fre place in
au-kirsi.sh ard si1rtrot-r- good well and
c.sfern.-an rec end r. r1oi order. Any
one wishifE - rrrlirst IN get great
bargain. fr- rart-scitrs enruirs Of the
sn8s rsirneI C.E KELLER.
49, ..r -rI1-~
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fa o. ii Co. flrriH is-s ffsas'r .aa'7rf n a.
s.alR, HnslAsH1 HaHf.l.aa saa rra IA. tlr nsls
a. htfsaTatsIa prallt1 lfr "a, ils lilr .sI-a,
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81 itl fatiir Ma,saa. lAa La. Et "A 49, tainaHa
a. fgfsis 81 AS = a.sa nlA ta ,+ssAi ts Alsa 81
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49, te sud .asifali f "a sltaiial a. sT1 larHl
GEFla aHA AallA isasHi s.sa i-r szlg o,FF.si
asflhst,
falaIs fhargul naa ihr iias ihfE Flirf a. a.
slsFs q itlta, ga iafs 40 rNissirs is irssis li
Eiasr Il srtsisa,
l,sasHaa saig &C. sl,-ra0s - sissars' q iss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

F.sHassf rifsa1s. nssiss.s a.A1f- frft, ~
90. 49,, .l-.si.s . "a &c. IsIsi. fstr. ga
-. a. l1sss 80 ~ sa4at's. as. t4aHH p "a
$40 So ssiriis li b flasla1 80 ia.ta ~
&c. ls4i 4 ga. lsss glsssas o. q 90 weiss
49, siflsi, A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

DALLAS TEXAS.
Respectfully informs the public that he
Is prepared to do all work In his line, in
the hest manner, at short notice, aud at
the lowest prices.
lie keefs on hand, at all times, ready
made wheels, (bois d'arc,) for tive, four
and six horse wagons, and also Tor
Bugsies.
In connection with his shop, he has n
forge, where he can do nR kinds OF Iron
work for wagons and Buggirs.
Repairing of wagons done promptly,
lie solciis patronage and promises sat
isfnction to his customers.
Dallas, Sept, 9th lS7l-62: II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
DALLAS Herald.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n.i,.. s,.ti.s. ssf.rtsf ~ = rttf az ~
ngk1ssg illFFIi. ssif1alf 2 ttfas' .'' M
Nn hnf a.. faff'IIlf nee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

isiIa ~ afsff. tslf 4 ..lsr d. Eaallh fttrs
rsia.a, tIalil, Htfsl,t ll CO.. ifrHs, slF 49, d
Rastaffs pir 80 il 10 81 A ilE o. FIai iFilas-i
h.a raa "a ilrss uH Gss..
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sl a. SO FFr l.4lA hHsrafEt aI asa ttsaff tEa.E
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
AMOS WELkER,
w AG CON MAX n le
DALLAS TEXAS.

MAIN STREET, one block East of the Pub,
Lie Snnaro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEWBORN Monday June 10. 1871.
Nessrs. Anthony J. Blocker, Sen u Go. VIII
-, ON wednesday az executors sale, the valuable I'VE
-. oarh,e ana brick stores, Nos ~, AZ, 90 and IS
,n,bt Each lot is 5OxlOO feet The sale will be per
emptory
pxAI. ESTATE MOVEMENTS IN THE OHIO VALLEY
C,aer.ble agitation is being caused in the Ohio Val
- al he way from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati, ny the
5isn grIgth and future promise OF tie nning REGIONS
- si Kanavha and Tributary valleys. IL is genelauS
oyn fhat the coal lands in the vicinity of P1ttsburgh
~ ON the MonongahPla so miles above the ONO, NY
od AT from 500 81 per while en- the hanaH"
Coal River and Big Sandy, lands containing Just az ~
ns of The same coal have until lately been oheioH az
t,m Is 10 S1o The opening Of the Chesapeake hDu ~
RarOad through this regoH SO as 10 an"r al $3.50
It'll Fastern and Western markets, has stNteu
,Sto an excitement among the pennsylvania
q"touners as the new Virginia hnas are
60 mics nearer the Western markets. Aeng with TINS
yapd movement in coal is rise IN iron lands OF west
Virginia adjacent. Several large IRON mshuIacIureIs
rom PenRsylvania have purchased both coal anu iron
,1s. one Marty having scared eS00o acres OF coal
lands alone Another large firm have bought inc ground
and are reported 10 be about 10 erect tbe largest iron
rses IN tho United States, not far from the CheSa
$50 and Ohio Railroad, at COvingtOn. "A similar
for iron making and working Is 70 be put up at
oncS Ia the CITY of Huntington, the point where the
SINE Railroad touches the Ohio RIVER, and where the
Srigc across The Ohio will be built. There is quite
vehement in regard 10 lots at this latter
,cnt Ss II viii he mining, shipping manufacturing
Ia nsneSs and railroad center, which, some day VIII
49, N a. ares net eclipse the Pittsburgh of today, as
s ,,Cre coal iron and timber. than Pittsburgh and
MI, hayc efer and connections TO the seaboard
on ne river cities OF the Mississippi Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
NATIONAL, LINE.
Cfrnrsiors.

CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.-Those who
~ the and the comparatively small sum charged
back should not fail to avail thseF
Of plea agreeable Of making the journey the 81
podoO Of America Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coacheuse eIeasvere Of the newest style and are furnished
superby and with all the latest Hallway eonyenees by ar
argmnt with the Hotels San Francisco only 90 80 80 per Gay
will charged Meals comprising all the decaces OF he season. can
obtained The route that
and until lately unknown eIpnse ives, Of u.s. Win al ITS variety
Of objects Of natural This opportu
pleasure health and information Attendant upon Summer eI
curon 81 this character will not occur again @ season Inc hen
Chicago the 18th Of july Tickets will be good only
special train via Chicago and Northwestern r. r. yuy H. All
those this excursion obtain fall information
oe Chicago and North Western r. Corner Lake and
Clark sts., and q Wels.st Depot Chicago
W. NJ JONES, Gen. Mlnsger, Indianapolis, Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Proposals.
OFFICE oF SUPERVISING AhCHi1ECT,}
WASHINGTON, May a. 1871.
DROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW

MAsHIsGTOS, May a. 1871. }
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW
STATE DEPARTMENT proposals. will be received until
II O'Clock Of Jsne l8 the Oce of the Super
yng the Treasury Department for furnishing and deliver
proposed bung all the dimension granite required
tie State Department for which about 1890 200
viii be required Proposals must state the price cubic
exceed twenty CUBIC feet and the
price exceeding weny cubic feet The
sire Of the stones cannot present be given but viii
dnaed delivered
that will be furnished the contractor One inch
will be allowed for qusr dimensions each worked face Of the stone
accompanied by block IL inches cube, OF
furnish which must be sound durable OF
uniform and good grsn free from doong other foreign sub
capable whsndng the action Of the elements aud st
fully by in buildings and from quare capable OF
furnishing tie quality and quantity dred within and nom
been being used for helsSs buildings
will they the delivery oil stone
and week they deliver rheg viii also state the
OF that be obtained from their
bids will be received from tie sees OF the quar-
from which the stone is proposed TO he furnished
be made the printed rns TO be Obtained OF the
Supervising Architect snd lie accompanied by penal bond In the n
dollars 0OO that the bidder will execute and perform
awarded to him and give bond therefor the penal sun
thousand dollars SlOO and valid and binding lease
quarry the Government security for the faithful performance
oftbe contracts the lease upon failure OF the
comply Of the Contract said lease to authorize the Gov.
take full possession Of the quarry and WORK at the feDe
Of lie contractor Ia Of such default
incosed sealed envelope Endorsed Proposals
for Granite Department" and addressed 20
A. d. MULLETT,
sn,e,ris,O Architect Department u c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Eouses an0 1arms Uanle0.

ELIZABETH. N. J.-Wanted, neat and
H. oonyent HOUSE within ~ minutes walk Of The
have goodsd garden rent NOT 10 eAoeeu 9
Address N. L. H.. Boz 5l26 Newiork Pos-OHee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Brooalnn Real gsiate for Sale.

DROPERTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park
Ecrpt trowusiore MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
lois ior sALs Apply to G. HARTB, No u Pne, Room T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
\ COUNTRY SEAT AND LANDS,
AT TIvOM pUTCHEss COUNTY, n. v

AT TIY0LI DUTCIlESS COUNTY, N. y
formerly Hon. Edmund Bmendor anerward OF
hr EhIeth Bmendcr situated TvOh Dutehes County n w. on
River win be sold Auction by the under
signed under aud by virtue Of the power and the direction Of the last viii
and Elizabeth BHedoh deceased at tie Hotel OisEn'
vel GARNER st Tivoli n Y.
WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JULY NEXT,
" o'clock Of that dy The will be tut up and offered in
two parcels % '-'-s,%''s APPS
parcel the late Elmendrrf Residence with dwenghe
oubudug and highly cultivated Fruit lard and Garden
and
SIX ACRES,
be the less and IS situated imme' nIley and east
the residence Of the late John Swift Livingston. esq
ie second parcel desb heated for Subdivision and sale vage
lots, Containing
FIFTY ACRES,
situated Immediately southery the residence Of
will be offered sold entire without
This sale will absolute and Is made close the estate
the undersigned te
convey the Ancon aforesaid insguahe Reference Is
made j. w. ELSEFFER esq Red Hook ~ y for further Eartu
lars PETER L. VOORHEES,,
Bxesior Of and Trustee under the last VIA and Testament Of Elizabeth
II aeRdorf, deceased.
Dated MAY p E7l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Citn Real estate for Sole.

DROADWAY.-For SALE, on Broadway,
b south Of Pout eutst large ceneT PROPERTY comprising an
ara Egh Lots and having frontage three streets
xit Roll u about per Full particulars ron
ngpl HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pinest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20


TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORK
New-aven Bridgeport Z, Ex 3O l2lJ (Eil
FIX. 3:i5, $3.50. and (EI.) D. m.
For Milford safod Fairfield, Southport and We'poF 1850
fo south SorwaE RE) 1880 M l2ls H) tEr) &s5
go (EH). 53g, $50 and lsx.) m.
Darien, 2, ll:30 m. 3f5 43O $50 and $3.50
For Stanford (Rxl g. 1890 1915 Rn) E5 (G) ats
4:3O (Ex), 4;i5, $50 $50, SIS, (EE.) p. n.
For Greenwich aud intermediate Stations 2, l: 2l3, 1i3,
AS $500 $50, IT'S =.
SUNDAY Train leaves TWENTY NewYoTk at for
Boston, via both Springfield ne and Shore Liae
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, 3 a. m and P m.
For Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 and p
For Hartford and Spr ng6ed m; 1875, ?, and -.
steamer across Naugs1set Bay Weekend arriving than eight
For Connecticut River Railroad bis to Montreal
D. m. Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fshkl Railroad l25
Line Railway Norwich aid Povieace lZo
3, to New London and NOrwcl, p M .
For Northampton Railroad to Horhs
For New-Hayen Midletown wini Rssad AT LHelt
al m. and 3 y.
For Horssienic Railroad Ga. and p M.
Railroad and l 10 Nattrbery
Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad, H. ll, ard $50 o. N
He0-Canaan Railroad, lAl3 40 ani 80 p ~
CommOtOus Sleeping Cars attached 20 asd AFRO 10 sun
day NAL Train either Line Drsnsron Car attached to Toe
a m. and p. Trains 49,,
Passengers procure point reached this road a.
Depot Newlork and New lrea r. lwenTseyehth
the Oe Of the New-fors Transfer 70
(oids ExpQ0 No Broadway All Nc C0urs, Brootyu
have then baggage called o and eneckeS
from res Ience to destnst On yAhbo u. HolI sap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Conn oslano Real estate for Sale.

E0R SALE-At Islip, on the South Side K. X.
Lrg aud and having frontage Of two miles on the South
fAM $50 mostly under cultivation, with large snG
Eoden bahingS Particulars can Be had by appyag TO
NJ. A. rutland q Co. Beekmanst, n Y
WOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
BTgebsmpon Loag Island, hseeq Of mile from the de-
I within hearing aud smell Of the Atlantic sari large twooy
DWELLING perfectly built with wing double kitchens 0utbuilnRs
laundry paved cellars cniBded appointment There
four meadow, Of pasture,
Joang oSchan ALL Of nh dsk loan The place
beautifully shaded with Il be bsd furnished from 10 bot
ready for immediate occupation and With valuable coupe horse
DTham full milk Of ceal and wood and hundred
influence village. IL Is absolutely
eyi aud fever and This property exceed
desirable WHO shoot 1t Is in the
q the best woodeOck snpe sn e1ek shooting on
All birds Newfoundland Labrador
Brdeehmpton 10 their moBs and the sport in The township
iAltg year and in seaonahe weather il uIeqOaed
Apply 70 y W, at The Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

II foot Of Chamlers-s, and foot Of 2dst, follows;
Through Express Clanhers-st al II NJ 59
D. m and daily. NeF and improved Drawing h'on coaches
thoughto Buffalo snd suIe' 9n bfge
CONNECTING oraesy Sleeping Caches unnia
through 10 Cleveland ard Cincinnati Sleeping Coicles accompany h
Il train from ssqsehsnus to Bltao the $3.50 70 tram lo
NeSYork Suspension Bridge enl the train from seS-foS &c
Bfao Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An EGgrlnt Tram e's'
daily at 6:l5 p. m.
Mddetown Way 80 aud J;JO p m and nahdy
only. $3.50 a IN.
For Ousyile and Wav, al liza q
or Newburgh and Way az 900 $3.50 and go ?. No.
For Sufen ana Way, 5 and p.
For Paterson and Way, az Ga 10 II ms 'liE, 5l 6fo
8:l5 p. m and - midnight. .oo,- - "a.
For Hekensck sale and spag Valley at 1900 m and Ri+s
1850, $500 6e and t645 ai and Ihueays ana sundays only
ti2 midnight ,.o ,ooo
For Pieimont Mack Tslmau and WAY $50 NJ l9 1880
AIS 4:3O Sis aad Saturdays only ~ midnight
NB-Trans leaving baberss- hours hathou laW
23 depot Is minutes earlier than above time Last soat ifo@ d
sl5 p. N.
Coaches can obtained the checking transfer OF Bag
gage NAV Company Offices el 59 BoaiSsy ok
1laers reenwichst Pnltonst Brooklyn iO Broadway
Wamshnrgh; Depo Of Chsmberst and foot OF 2, Nav
York and Long Depot jersey City and Ofh Agents at the vim
cipa hotels - .y.u.,.-L
sDaily. tFor Iiermonl ana MACK. 1rN. htesehs'M
For Iiackeusack Hilsdale only.
I. D. RUCKER, May29, NM r. BARR,
Cepl sup't lJ7L G.gl PassT Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
H. p BALDWIN Gensral Passenger Aseut
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
< ERN RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LNEo Gap. Oufurg Scranton,
DepOs EewYork foot o. Barclay ani foot Of Christobbess
1911
500 a. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN 3rsseh
without
connecting with Cser Waterloo With SUSSEX X
and Scranton with and r. r. for Kingston Wkesose fHts
T5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Denvie with Boon
Branch Bower Baneh Waterloo With sussex
Gap Strousburg Scranton Bend BnghsmtOn syria
and Owego and at Easton with Lehgh valley X h Tor all pn
1890 m. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. stYevah Morris
Dover Waterloo HacketisOwn WASHINGTON Phgsgg and
Esston Waterloo With suer Railroads 81 Phlpsug
th Bel Del X for Belvdere 6c and at EsSon with " H. X
for Bethlehem Allentown hsuh Chunk "hAesoarre heaoAs an0
100 D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
stopping principal stations Connecting Dover With Gle H.
and at Waterl.o with SUSSEX r. X. -
4i0 EASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
R.. Waterloo with Sussex r. and at Bsston with " T. io'
Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg. and the West
3;29 M HACKEfTSTOWNMAL,e connects with Boonoh 'be'er
ard Sussex Railroads
For MoRRIsTowN, at75 9O 1l l!0o m, 2So SEQ $40
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations $780, 7;7 9io 1910
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 75 slO Sfp 1910
l2O lao $780, 3:tO 4;2O 49, $780, $780, $50 sJo 5;
'n For m Kw%sK at $50 7:ls 7:is $40 eo 1910 1870.
1900 ll:2O ami lO H;lO 2oC 'S;s S;Z1 go ~ $40
II:tS D m, Trains marked stop a Bas Newark.
leave New.York BLOOMFIELD and MONlCbAlk, at b;0
$40 ana II 100 NJ end goo 3:5) $40 $50 and D. m
Passengers for LAKE H0PAICONG leave hewlok at ~ m.
2:OO n (Espre 1870 AMI 4O leaving tie haFaal az Heat
cong Station ing with Steamer Stella" FOR bUDps
LARB TlS l2;oO 800 and 400 eyn 30 laI9n
Sianbope by stage q miles For SCHoeLlS hOuhIA
lie Railroad thence BY stage niles Fer DELA
WARE WATER GAP a5i1O a. NJ and to5 4 "a nru s,,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

The only double track Railroad on Long Island.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. t
Commencing MONDAY May Is is IRON Roosevelt and Gssdt
ferries
500 a m. Mail for Ps,chogue, connecting n Babylon
tf Fur Island and al PsleAogus BY stage for Bepe ans
Fire Psoe
800 ~, Rocsawu Excursoa .
1905 a. N, Accommodation for Babylon
3 no. Rrpss PAiehogue connection Babylon sof Fin
Isnd and ron Paiehogus BY stage fOr Bslepod asd BIN
Place.
90 p. m Paehogue Accom- nodtion.
$50 D m Babylon Accommodation
p Mernck Accommodation
The $500 and 10 a1 $3.50 4o and $50 % trans
VALLEY Stream ior Hampstead and Roadway.
T. W. DOUGLAS. saperintssassA
Por further particulars tine table.
sTkls baln viii rshnins JULY J. I'LL,
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LV00DC0CK SH00TING.-FOr SALE, at
i1lestfhester Gonntn aea! estate for Sale

TOR SALE-To close estate of Job r. Car
j renter Aunenk Westebee Co., N z containing 100 70
,be land @ sci purage With gse tvooy house u rooms
IAN houses fruit and excellent water pleasant
Jouu3ng CO.. feet above uiwater churches q derem oeo
btons Apply EDWARD j. CARPENTER Pe1saHtyle, West
stes;er Co, \. Y, or EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Office.
EOR SALE-FARM in Westchester County,
Y ia With without stock COED hoGse barn ssw-
fenced cultivation plenty Of fruit Possession iMIne
a.tiy Inquire o. Dr. DEAN, 2O3 East Broadway. N y
N0NKERS.-If you want to purchase or rent
furnished UNFINISHED HOUSES, aIPyJ YoUMANs iohEers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Qntiion Sales of Real estate.
JOHNSON, lf., Aucuonees.
u Y 10 III n SON ~ NJ l. l. f II,
~ AUCTI0NEERS AND
a.

No. % HksSLu-sr, CFpSR-sT., HBv-YORK
City ReGuoes STOKES Lots Country tnd Farms hought od
rented exchanged Loans rogpt6:ed Auction Sales o. Furniture. &c
INTENSIVE SALE of BUILDING PLOTS
H and RESIDENCES at STANFORD CONN. boar oa Forty
sccon3t depot RewYork u each daily All trains
will sell WEDNESDAY Jane q at 10 o'clock the
Uses 90 VALUABLE BUILDING PLOTS rangirg in sire i 81
feet front by $50 go e deep situated NewioIe IN The town
Of Stamford the line Of the NevYo and Eewayen Railroad
within u miles Of Of village sso new ferelre HOOchS
well GusNod
garden, shade and fruit also frame DWELLING 10 roo lot
By 100 feet Parties desiring SUBURBAN home by
boat IN most delightful part o. the town nat Is rs growing and
constantly increasing Vau will fBi ths opportunity several
valuable residences have been erected upon the property wh the past
Terms very 10 and Agctosoe IS plot
Of sale; 20 within 81 DAYS delivery eds and e
remaining mortgage years suit faes wishing
the property attend the sale take train fm
Twenty a. TO Stamford depot thence Eewuaan min
ptes to the grouBi Maps be had Of JOHN K0EVALEKA, %
Msidensne s. T. IRELAND 1l Broadway J. " REED MaH-s,
Stamford Should the day prove sale VIII take ee Wene
day 28th list. ID. u. CLARK, huctoEe.r.
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JEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
4 ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

Passenger Station Eewy0rk Of Twenty ssynts
Foush.aye. Entrance TSenty-seyenih-sl.
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NEW-JERSE1 KAILKUADmF Kun FOUI OF
IN DEsBROSsEs-sr aud OF C0RfLANDT SrCHANGE
OF not r. CommsBcuS 49, is-For WEST PHILADELPHIA
$3.50 and $50 1850 400 s. ESQ =, 1870 n " night
WASHINGTON and TIlE WEST va Bstuere $3.50 m 1850 AMI
9:2a D. u. For THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, $50 a. m.
e2O D. m Palace attached the s.20
ana through Lyahbug without change For The WEST
Penu.ylysnA Railroads.&c. ADD Il Silver Palace
attached through ea Sew iork 70 Pittsburgh
and Chicago change Silver Palace sehed the "a
p daily and through TO Pittsburgh Casna Louisville ST.
LOUIS Chicago without change Tickets Tor sale al foot Of Dbros
81 foot Of Cortlandts,. and Broadway lsDsily)
s. W RANKIN Geu. Pass Agt r. w JACKSON Gen1 eppt p