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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21

FIGHT WITH 4 MCRDERER. "A young man
named Fanuer killed his wife larsmour at
ISun. Mas, feys DAYS since, and upon being
surrounded in an open field by policemen and
citzeps who had pursued him. h. derIared MS
determination nut To be- taken alive. All o.
fcer closed in with the murderer ANT made
pass ut him with billy, but ihc blow falling
short. the murderer sprang upon the officer
and stabbed him in . dozen and more places
about the back. chest and head. The officers.
who had covered the murderer with their 70
volvers, now iuterposed their weapons as last
means to save the life of their courageous and
faithful conrade who was struggling against
death in the hands of the blood hirsry uls,
creent. and it WAS not until seven bullets had
pierced his body that b. ceased using his dag,
ger, and in his dying struggle he threw the
weapon 3; the officer whom he had SO 1ear'G!!f
cut. and expired with horrible oath on hiS
lips.
WHAT WILL Be DoNE?-Whrn the ).egis
Ia,ure has suspended the funding what viii
they do next ? Something must be done. Mat
tiers cannot stand Just where they will be then.
The coupous of the severa! millions that are
| funded are receivable in taxation The hold
| ers Of the funded bonds will BE- able 10 make
| their interest. Those who are not so fortunate
AS To have their stock funded will not receive
any intcrest--a partial and unequal treatment
! Of the public creditors that would be injurious
| to the State Bat how can that 3" avoided
! Rah Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21
TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Bills for the quarter ending December l6,h
arc now ready for delivery. On all bills paid
on or before the first day Of january 1872 ana
none others. discount Of 10 per cent viii! be Ill
lowed. If not paid by the 10Th Of January, the
anw of gas will be stopped.
dec lG-lT J. RO&RIRI, Sup,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21

ATTENTION To STRANGERS. --ODs Of the
Cincinnati Methodist churches, places TWO or
three cards in each pew every Sabbath, with
these words at the top Of the card:-''To the
visitor at 81. Johns Methodist Episcopal
church, aud this Invitation IN smaller letter
following: IF you are willing to receive 5 call
from the pastor Of this church, at your home
or place Of business, please write your address
gu The back OF this card, and leave it on the
s.a, at the close of the service" At the bottom
il the paine of the pastor sud bis place Of resi-
deuce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21

N IT G E.
Sealed Proposals from Druggist. for FL K.
NISHING MEDICINES To THE POOR or
THE CITY FOR ONE YEAR can be left with
any member Of the Committee on the Poor No
bids received after SATURDAY next. at 4 p.
m. when they will be opened at the Auditor
room. SAMUEL II. JANNEI.
dec W-3t Chm. Com. on Poor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21

BUCKINGHAM slate QrARRIEs.--A letter
in the Richmond Wing from Buckingham
county says:-"The special industry of this Vi
cinity. however, is the slate trade. The Buck
ingham slate quarrieS have long been famous
There is no better slate for roofing in the world
The quarrics lie Oh Hunts Greek, branch Of
Slate River. and arc from four to eight miles
from New Canton, where all the slate i, ship
ped on the canal. The workmen in the quar-
ries are mostly native Wclshmen, who have
formed here quite a colony. They are exceed.
ingy skilled in raising and splitting the slate,
and almost nonopolize the business. Their
wages range from $50 to So. 80 day The
transportation of the slate from the quarres to
the river, affords employment to a large num-
Der OF wagons. The business, however, is
much depressed just now, owing to the low
price OF Slate. At ono tune it was worth FROM
IS to $40 per hundred 81. f., but now it will
not bring the half of this 1t is the best sud
cheapest roofing material to be found, aud is
certainly destined TO como into more general
use aud ID bring better Price. Ia the auticl-
pated building up of the city Of Richmond,
these convenient quari1es will he specially iu.
portaut.'
There is an excellent slate quarry at Neabsco,
in Prince William county, which could: VIZ
think. be made very valuable.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.

J. Manassas, charged with committing fraudulent
hanhuty held, yesterday IN slo bail By Commissioner
Os00ru.
AT the Essex Market Police Court, John Mack,
Pocrce Donahre and Frank DuvA cowmd YESTERDAY for
breaking into john Mccoy store at No Ss Grands and stealing
cgsrs worth so.
II the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hache Yesterday Adelaide Sands FOR stealing clothing, was Gent TO
State Prison Tor hre Philip Nolan pleaded guilty to grand lar
teuy Sentence suspended
In the Kings County Court of Oyer and Terminer
Price and George Smith convicted Of burglary in the third
scntenoo imprisonment Sing SiRg each
John Kely pleaded gty Of msnsaughr the third degree in
having killed William j. the 9Th Of June, sentenced 10
State Prison for Eve years, at hard labor.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan commit
ted Alfred Olsen Of Mulberry yesterday FOR having struck at John
W Lavender Of No 4S Beeosest with iniie cutting his coat
Felix Connolly Of No 2 M0ttst, for attempting early Yesterday with
two ohe 70 break into the liquor store Of Campbell Cunningham at
No MubeTry-t james Cavanagh James Mooney and John
NOfat king into the premises Of Garter
sbsher, Of No - MaroH-st, early yesterday.
In the case of Frank OKeI trying in the
Court Of Oyer and Termuer on charge Of completely in the Nesa
for OAe emed the testimony
client ye aud that scarcely anything was needed
evidence OKers good character This
hy Presidents Bst
,ur Ned up Court then adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE COURTS.

o.INsT ST. ALBANs CHURCH.
fn In the case 3 oGps5s9 %ss. o.D. %a0 the oIS"s% Sso
Wardens' ana dollars advanced by her in aid OF
several hS for the defense moved yesterday 70
church e complaint because it was not shown tnat tue
ssnls sasn of q majority Of the Wardens ana yes
sane ls,en Of the church had been given 20 eie
lsreement. as required by the statute under Wnion
o. Albans Church was incorporated; and because .e
arrangement claimed by Mrs Constant to nave eAis'eu
was morelytalk over in an informal n.,' nv
, 80 an, authority I'm connection with the church
-, ,rosent At the time The motion was denied and
,s.r testimony was gwen for the defendant showing
,st the Of the fair went into the possession Of
,ne Chairman of the Building Committee who had dis
nursed the money in payment of bills for erecting the
church The Jury found for the plaintiff for sAso 80 the
oIl amount claimed with interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
DFCISIONS-JUNE q.

Supreme Court-ChambT8-B Judge Ingraham.-
sarh Van joseph Lowry et eLOder granted confirming
teport and directing DESTRUCTION H. D. Cone agt T. BIoNn-Me1
r counsel W Ellison John T. Boni-MouOn granted, with
& 40 costs =, -, -, ,,-... 80.
Murray.-Mem Tor counsel
SppaiOr COurt-Specidl Teru-By Justice Jones'
Apdrey NJ Sloan johnson, et aOers crnte1 Mar
tn John T. KohlerOrieT granted Michael Murphy
sgt the International Insurance Co-Order granted
Court of Common Pleas-SpeciGl 1GT-By Judge
DougasRnce ordered to take proof as
a. deniars means comply with order for payment OF all
granted Cas,ara agt CuneoMo-
90 denied. cost 10 abide Etcl Uh hendC rtOTde for u e.
nt and wit of nouiry Frankensten TbomaMouon
r,ntei CiH ag Rsev-Reference ordered Fogg ag Martin
ieurrer sustained leave HOye sgt BreyogaLeer
Hehhar HalRence ordered Lynn agt Irus
-Rernee ordered Barnes AIT De PseMOon 10 strike out
amended complaint denied Howe BuyOr denIng motion 20
s orer petition Of stephen VI. OinApphes-
I'm 5eue In ne John Nelson-O directing and order
oharcng Nelly Russell sg Frank RgseDEorte granted
custody Of ctild 10 plsnih
Marine Comt-Part H.--Bv Judge Alker.-Pinck-
pe s Fe-Acu1 commissions brokeT judgment for
defendant.
PaT TTL-By Jnge Gross-Ganpon sgt Brumangin-Acton
contract reserved ROseR SagemanJndgemen for the
rlanuf IS allowance Sackeu ag Rich
plaintiff $3.50 81 and costs with 90 al
lowauce Harrison ag. MOsOn-Judnent for the plaintiff for
with 25'slONanee. Martin agt NarTomoTe-Judg
tie plaintiff for 89 ~ and costs, with 20 allowance
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS AS HEIRS.

In February, 1870, Edward Doherty, natu-
rallied citizen Of the United States died possessed OF
Rrooyn real estate worth $4,000. He left no wife or
,an and his three brothers and three sisters claimed
20 be his hers At the ns Of his death three brothers
and two sisters resided in Ireland and were Aliens one
sister Ann Gleason, resided in California ana was i @
red a citizen OF this country. James DSuerty, OIv
action I'm the Superior Court OF Kings County 10 recover
his of the real estate Ann Gleason defended the
suit and claimed that she entitled 10 the whole or
the property because the deceased died citizen OF the
United states and She being married to citizen %s
citizen also while the other brothers ana SISTERS pelHS
aliens could not inherit any real estate fro 'he De
ceased brother The referred 90 exJudge Rey
nods who decided that Ann Gleason inherited all the
property and that the aliens had interest in the real
estate,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case of William B. Lawrence agt.
Leonard W. Jerome Margaret Aerton and The Spuyten
Duyv and Port Morris Railroad Company. begun yester-
day. in the United states Circuit Court, the plaintiff
citizen Of Rhode Island claims 5000 damages for being
elected from his real estate in Fordham.
Judge Benedict denied, yesterday, in the
Eastern District U. s. Court the motion for trial
IN the of Robert d. Bogar Paymaster's Clerk on
the receiving shp Vermont who had been convicted OF
embezzling $30,OO0 of United States funds.
In the U. S. District Court, yesterday, in the
collision of Nicolas de Las Cassas agt the steamer
Alabama and the steam-tug Game Cock Judge Blatch-
ford disaowed the exceptions fled in behalf of the Ala
bama and sustained Commissioner OsbOm's report and
decision in the In the collision Of Cunning
ag the steamboat Elm CITY, the report and decision
OF Commissioner Belts were also sustained
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
pASSENG FRS S1ILED.

FOR LIvRRPOot--In steamship Wisconsin, Jane e-ssm9e
Bowes Gen Walker IL Dasny. Mr. MsCaoe w n haAe d ~ ~
Perkins Dunlop Aphone feicux Mrs aad Miss Blsnck Ms
Raord Miss NJ A. Haley Mr and Mira North Mr and Mrs lisle
Anderson L. Richardson, p Shaw T. c. Nonda w e. huht
W. s Darrell Mr. Master and A. Hopper Mr. Morris Nc
CARY Syumes Garner Mr. and Mrs T. Wilson aud two children IT,
Whtenore Ralph Merrman, Ihos Jones' Geo Coe X H. WAa
Rev aud Mrs l. NJ Vernon servant and two children ke'
Holmes T. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Wm Eakin, j. Thomson Mis-
Thomson Mrs Hail. Mrs C. NJ Bovee Mrs X Leee Mr. aud Al ~
and Miss Brsekett C. Marsha Miss A. Whitney Mrs Horler
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEW -YoRk. Wednesda,

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June %, 1871.
The transactions at the Exchange to-day
were confined TO legal sale by Joseph Mcclure of lot
and improvements East sxcenth-st 22s feet inches
west OF Avenue b. The lot was 1sxS1 The premises
were Hod at $126O0 Messrs. T.. II. Ludlow adjourned
the sale Of the premises No. 295 Waterst, which
advertised 10 be sold to-day.
wm. H. Iaynor has sold four lots northwest corner
Grand boulevard and Ninetysixth-st, also five the
rear, fronting Ninety sixthst and one on the
Ninety sixthst and Eleventhve, 2jXlOo adjoining the
Above ots 10 lots IN all, and being all fun lots, for
$50, 800 Also one lot north side Onehundred and
l50 feet east Eghthaye for 20O also
fair los soh side OF One-hundred and twenty rst-st
lao feet west Tenthave.. all full lots, for $1,000.
Messrs q Dncee AZ co. will SELL Tomorrow 1900 de-
sirabe ots at Alturas and Manuel Rockland County,
Ncw.York. The sale will be positive and Without re-
serve 10 the highest bidders. Maps, circulars, and
pamphlets reference to the property on application to
the auctioneers No, 50 Cedarst . 49, -.
A ID Mellick ir a Bro. sold the c. p Hopper estate
at Paterson yesterday every lot being disposed Of at
satisfactory prices.
Auction IsAIEs OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JOS. INQUIRE.
Tot and urrov.rnens l6lst 2286 Of Avenne B, lot
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mus he prepaid with
double postage -
Nss Havana and wes, Indies cSnsp Missouri sails
nom N. X, Al 2 steamship sails
.. FRIDAY JeER ~
Mails Aspnws Panama south Pace and Central Amer
steamship en Chauucey fom Pier a. n H. close a.
the PostOHce ,t 10 a IN. steamship ssis az n m
The Bremen Line steamship sailing Saturday dees net ~ present
the Pssn Closed Mail" lat on that dy bJ he ieau
ahin Nhleh takes The mais Tor kuroPe, AG
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
pASSFNGERS ARRIVED,

FROM LIvERPOOI-In steamship China june 2Mt and MT
Kmsn infant and nurse Mrs Mr. and Mrs Garden
Mr. Haber Mr.. Hsu W Buer ChGS Mcirah, heiAe capt.
Marsh Emil Querne Mr. Van Rensselaer, Mrs H. Murphy sna our
children Mr. aud Mrs Borchadt and infant Mr. and Mrs hay
Mr. and Mrs Townsend Mr. DIVER C. Moer Miss nsoa mlss
Mr Camer Mr. Hobson Gnho1 fomss FLETCHER Miss pwyer
Booth Miss Moler c. A. RICHTER H. Gayord Rorke u
VAlett W. L. WeAther p FTe, Mr. Mathews Miss Day MIS-
Meer Mr. Rutherford NJ Butler H. G. Bs6cock r Crane n
John Clarke children, G.. Burgess MI Malpae j. r. SMITH
Mr. Heard H. Cullen Mr. Fowler M Clark Mr. Ross hcCan,
y Dunlop Mr. Baxter Mr. and M Bronson, tve children ana
msii Robt Lamb. W L. Rssin, J. j. Mcdonnell . -
FROM GLASGOWIn steamship ASyria, June AIhos DOpsob,
TboS White John Canning, Philip Philips
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

A MEXICAN GENERAL ROBBED ON sHIPBOARD.
During the trip of the steamship City of
Merida Vera Cruz to this port the trunk OF Gen
Meta one Of the passengers opened while in the
baggageToom. by removing the bottom, and tin box
containing 1900 worth Of jewelry taken out The box,
after being crushed n APPARENTLY with the heel Of boot
and robbed Of the jewery put back into the trunk
and the bottom was neatly replaced The robbery was
mot discovered after the arrival OF the steamer at
tlhs port when Custom House officers in searching
The trunk found the battered tin box Capt Unan OF
ne flrst Precinct boarded the vessel and searched oil
the haggage thoroughly but could find no trace OF the
.toeh Je.ey IL Is cOniectured that the thieves left
P ~ bavana taking the pluDaer with the m Gen
Me)ia valued the jewels beyOnd thsI intrinsic worth,
some Of them being old family relics
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

The vendor Of a patent safety Illuminating
fluid came 70 grief in Newburyport, Mass, last week.
He had just pronounced eloquent Grafton upon the
merits aud hsfmlessness Of his merchandise and had
hlpled match 10 the same, 10 demonstrate that 1t
couldn't explode II u tried TO, when tue impossible
kSsSn took place The young Immediately left in
S hdseuOn Of the Eastern Railroad. IL might well
&c e IesfstOOd first last that there e. mo burning
NuIe WINCH ls proof agaiDst careless handling.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE wIIIIAMsBURGH AssAssINATIoN-THE
JURY DISAGREE

The trial of John Connors for the alleged
murder Of John Gass in Wilamsburgh, was concluded
yesterday before Judge McCue, in the Court OF oyer
and Termlner OF Kings County. Couasel occupied the
in summing up, and Judge McCue then charged
the Jury their power TO find the prisoner
guilty of mansaughter in the first or the second degree
The Jury remained out until 81 p when, being unable
70 agree they discharged. Six for conviction
and six for aequital. Commons was remanded 70 lal
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
90 rOhom II man Concern


NOTICE to CREDITORS.-NOtice is hereby
~ gwen according s having CLAIMS AGAINST
ALANSON ROBINSON late OF tue Of Southeast Putnam County
NewYok deceased that they required to exhibit ne same WIN G
thereof the subscriber the Executor OF Tie % VIII and
Of said deceased bis psce Of anetg business Number
city Of York before the 18th day OF
thousand eight hundred and eyeniyone ad
this 10th DAY May, A. d. 1911 COLEMAN ~ ROBINSON,
TTNO ARCHITECTS.-Desig for a NEW
Il CAPITOL BUILDING for the s OF Michigan VIII be received
AZ Board Of State Binding Commissioners at Lansing
uptl WEDNESDAY. November l. l31l al u o'clock,
Information aud general character OF e building
premiums for designs etc can by addressing the Board at
Lansing. on and after June Is. 49,,
Designs submitted be addressed TO Bord OF state BdI
Commissioner" BanDg sm ndOrsed Designs etc o Ne" capitol
all the designs submitted
y q. GR0SVENOR state
JAMES SHEARER, , Building
lansing June G. l37l. ALEX. CHAPAIOh,) CommloneIi-
" H. CgNTRAL AND HuDsos RIVER RAILROAD Co,
NKw-YORK, June q. l7l.
YENUF Thirtieth-st. Offices of this Company
will be REMOVED the New Depot at Fortysecondst for
business on the morning Of SATURDAY Juy l. - - .
WA. n. VANDERBILT. viee-Preident
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
DEPARTURE OF F0HEIGH NAILS.

Asib g., D.. THURSDAY, JUSK 70
IeIs irot , ~ "a sSasHpioH aud per stssnshp
A n stston \, - hol0ksn, eiaSe al the POsOGee al 0
s or 90 - = ~ y W. a. A Supplementary Mail for paid
sllp sslk u "a sVVVsth Aho tcsta ~ NV m rsaH
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

Clin Real Gsiate for Sale.
A -MADISON-AVE near FOrty-frst-st., ele-
gaut 4stoYy Irownone DWELLING, extra With all Modern
bro Also list Of Pfthaye Bsst and West SIDE houses Tor
SRLK " X. STEVENSON & son. IL Pne-st
INOR SALE, on Eighth-ave.-Several FRONIS
Min LOTS adjoining RIIER Co, Ci West Thirty hisi
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
VINIATupR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
Sun 7s35 Moon sets. l;s9
6:51
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
Eona 1slano Real Gslaie for Sale.


TOR SALE-At Flushing, L. l., a desirable
new COTTAGE HOUSE 10 rooms lot 52lrs' within minutes
Of daily Price $780, terms 10 suit Ap
ply to NJ. A. rutland & Co, Beekmanst, n y
TOR SALE-At Islip, on the South Side X: X.
q Long Island having frontage Of two miles on the South
PARM OF 680 mostly under cultivation, Win Ige anu
modern buildings PSncua csn be bad by applying 70 ~
XVOODCOCK SH0OTlNG.-FOr SALE, 4t
Island threeq Of mile from the De
not within bearing smell Of the Atlantic sut aarge tW0sy
DWELLING perfectly built with wing double kitchens outbungs
sheds laundry cellars endeed every appointment lhere
h large perfect garden, four Of meadow two acres OF pasture
and Young orcaB s Of nh dark loan Tine place
tom ready for occupation aud with valuable coupe hoe
grade milk stock Of and wood ana hundred
fowls There immoral influence the village IL absolutely
EXEMPT from and and This property exceed
desirable for gentleman who knows how TO shoot II 10 ihe
woOdcock poyer and dck houng on
whole All the bay birds kioundand and La0rlo pass
Bdgehapton their mgons and the sport the township Is IN
falling year and in sesonAbe weather nnequaed
Apply to s. W.. at The Tribune Oice
QS0 MONTHLY and $3.50 cash will buy q
ID ebO snug COTTAGE 500 monthly and 81 900 cash VII
HOUSE, with city convenience; both severed
ana macadlmi,ei streets, At whiieslonf H.
Time, one hour; 81 trains daily Apply to . our,
De- Sn0 WILL BUY 81 FINE BUILDING
Qbo. LOTS JAeksonaVe. Woodii Long lsan1
They are bounded neyeng stresmet and are
Aoining plots Of isnd ecntsnng
10 will also be od cheap for cash FOR maps
kc address c. Y. RRHARD, woodde L. Agents declined
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
tnestrbesicr Conntn Real Gstate for Sale

NEW ROCHELLE. FOR SALE OR EX-
~ CHANGR-A delightful little COTTAGE with about acres Of
land within walk from the Uhage and 10 from depot WI
be furniture terms apply 10 no
MER MORGAN. 2 Pne-s. t9'ol
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of

~ DESBKOSS Es-ST aud from foot Of
HOUR. commencing Nay %, B7lFor WEST PHILADELPHIA
al 1850 geo s. 90. - m u ni~ht
For Philadelphia via Carsden NJ. p m BALTIMORE ssS
WASHINGTON THE WEST BaimOre m llJo ant
a:2s pm. For THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, $50 a m
s2O' p Silver Palace attached to the s2o daily
and through TO Lnchbur without change Fog the WEST NJ,
Penns Rsioad-9j0 m. and - Sye- Palace cars an,
attacked the $50 through from New York PsurQ
without elnge Palace hs
daily and run thIouyh TO Pttbsrgh, Cincinnati ouve 3.
Louis without Tickets De>ho.
ses.., of Colardisl, aHd 80 Broaiway l.Ddly.)
T. W. RANKIN Gen. Pass AgG r. W. JACKSON. Genl Sopt
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

N
~ RIVER RAlLRoAD.-Trsins leave ThiTtehs ioIows
H., Chicago and Montreal Express
Q a. m, Saratoga Special Express
l030 Special Chicago Express fast train, with Drawing
to Buffalo sad Niagara Falls
II Northern and Wc,tern Express
3:i5 p m. sarstoga Special Express
Montreal Express Sleeping from Nelork 81 Adams
p m First Pacific Express with Sleepiagcar for Wsetowu
Syrscuse, 0swego and CsnandaiguA
p Seond PaGGe Express, with Seepngear or Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Fs also CcsgO both L. = AMI NJ e. Rail
roads Louis Toledo, Louisville via indianapolis This
train will leave Sundays n; o m.
Ii Utica and Troy Express With through Sleepngcsn
p. Hudson Special train.
a. IN. aud .. m POnghk trains 1
6:t5s. m, 1880 s.l5. aud SIS m, Peekskn traI.
$3.50 and D. m, Sing Sing train.
Yonkers trains
Sunday Way Trains-93n and n., YonkeS peeiaL-9 n
Poughke makes 10 stops south Of lonkeT-
&. n. kENbRlCK General Passenger Ag'nt
Yor.I lime
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
7 TRIE W RAILWAY-TRAINS Leave DepotS


IL foot Of Chambe-st and foot of2dst a. ioloSs - - sao
Tbrough Express Trains leave Chamers at A. H. " M ~
u M ami = D. m daily. and improved Drawing Room I2a's
sc,opany the A. m tram Buffalo aud Sus IN bI
CONNECTING Houesyie with magnificent Sleeping Ool1s
,o1b 70 Cleveland and Cnaat Sleeping Coaches accompany W
II a. m train susgueh'nna to Bso the S;S ~ % W. % ~
NewYok 10 Suspension Bi-e and the IN tram rom e @
Bnaso Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emlgrht lfnn M
daily at 6:l5 P. N. -, A. - .-t..9on IA
Por Mddeown and Way at 100 IL aud S's0 p m S' S1A'
7 only, $3.50 a. IN.
! For Otsvle and WAY, at 'll3o a. m %.
| Newb and Way at 800 m 35O and ~ p m'
For Paterson and Way at Gas 10 s ms 'l g. 3;I' CAS-
Fol ackepsaek Hlsiae and Spring Valley at 800 and n
400 500 6:O0 6:45 and ThGsiys and Sundays only at
ti2 midnight "a, .a.ao
AIS 1890 Sis and Saturdays oaly ~ ndngh
rrains leaving Chambrrs-s b0nrs half leave
29 epot IS mnutss earlier than Above time. Last boat from 2s
9:l5 $1,000, - n 49,, s...a..
Coaches obtane and orders for the checking and transfer OF Bag
gsge NAV be left Compnys Offices 2 52 and 9I Boal"a 2
Iamhest 80 Greenwch; 3 Futon, Brooklyn ~ broadssy
sburg Depots Of Cham6ersst and ffs Of 2 New
York; Long Depot Jersey City and Of the Agents at The h
ciIal hotels. - -. ..l ", .ror u..r.,s.ct
sDaiY ffor fefinoht anu '"~''"'A'
ForE Elllsdale
L. D. RUCKER, Aa-I5 ~. * ~. lSpA'ti'
Geul SuDL l5iL "e" . AZ
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
u
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, is1L
Tp,rVsTPlVF NRW.YORK'

Passenger Station in NowYork Of Twenty
Fou.th.ave Entrance on TweHty'se'eIl-s'.