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Navy Is cents per plug at
lifts, 228 Main street. Fine cut
only 81 per pound. Good old
smoking tobacco at Soc per pound;
a good Cavendish at csc per plug;
Founder, Buffalo Chip, Virginia
Twist and Fig Leaf, cheap
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-24

j. ZEYEN 4 BIO. are selling an immense
quantity of clothing, for the people have dis
covered that their stock is not only of a supe
rior quality, but their prices very reasonable.
Their stock of piece goods cannot be sur
passed in the city, and their furnishing de-
partment is complete in every pariicular.
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The last dodge among female aspi-
rants to small feet is for the girls to get
their beaux to 90 shopping with them.
They buy No. rs and exchange them
for SIS next day. Ask Sam, and he will
tell you so.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-24

When q man leaves his equine UNI
tied while he steps into tipping shop
for dram, whom he comes out he is
very apt to find his equine aud his e9ui.
Unity gone.
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MAR ED,

On Tuesday evening, June 10th, by Rev I
Hughes. at the residence of the brides
parents, John n. Humphreys, formerly of
indianapolis. a. Miss NJ Lnella Hoffman,
second daughter of p. s. Hoffman, of this
city.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
Vn STORED.-Just published by DR..
LEWIS. 25s pages. Third Edition. THE
MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of Spermatorr-
hea, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Los SEES,
Impotencv, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpedments to Marriage etc., and the Ven
ereal and Syphilitic Malsdies. with plain nd
clear directions for the speedy cure of Sec
ondarv Sympt ms. Gonorrhoea. elects, Stric-
lures, Ulcers, Boils, Rlotches and Pimples on
the face and body. c assumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits. induced oy self-indulgence OF sexual
extravsgance.
The celebrated author in this admirable
Treatise, clea -lv demonstrates. from a forty
years. successful practice. that the alarming
consequence OF snlf-abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain and effectual by means of
which every sufferer, No matter THAT his con-
tii,ior may be, can oe effectually cured cheap
", privately and radically.
NJ This Book should be In the hands of
every youth. and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price
so cents. Address DR.. LEWIS. No. Beach
Street. New York. 40 6m- IS. so.
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~ THE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN
men and others who suffer from nervous De-
Utility, &C., supplying the MEANS OF SELF
CrRR.
Written by one who cured himself, and
Sent free on receiving postpaid directed
envelope
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook Iyn
NY. I0-6m-$7-S. Mp Go.
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New LODGE l. 0. 0. F.-A new
lodge OF Odd Fellows was institu
ted at Dover, in this county, on
Friday evening of last week, by j.
Rhinehart, D. D. G. M assisted
by brethren Of neighboring Lodges,
and called Webster Lodge, No.
81. A large number Of visitors
were in attendance. Subsequent
to the institution Of the Lodge, q
number OF degrees were conferred
and officers elected. At the M E.
Church an installation of officers
elect took place. conducted by the
D. D. g. NJ, viz.
John Irwin, N. G..
David Miller, V. G..
j. Milton Harris, r. S.
Joseph w. Warner, P. S.
Jonathan Parrot, T.
Remarks were made respecting
the benefits of the Provident Asso-
citation, by A. A. Curme, and Mrs
David Miller addressed the gath
ering in beautiful manner, touch
ing upon the mission OF woman.
A samptuous banquet hal been
prepared by the ladies OF Dover,
to which all were invited, and Of
which all partook. Six were mi
tiated alter supper, and the Lodge
now has membership of eighteen.
We are indebted 10 p. G. Miles J
Shinn for the substance of the
above report.
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on South Pearl street.
--Polarized Plaster of Paris and
rasp berries are dished up cheap in
town.
Pride of Durham smoking to.
bacco at lifts, 22S Main street.
The scenery up and down
Whitewater is beautiful this sum-
mer. What place in the State can
boast OF more charming hills and
wales?
Cows areowing impudent. We
saw a COW hide in shoemaker's
shop, yesterday.
Michigan fine cut at lifts,
228 Main street.
The Spring and Summer months
are passing over city, leaving its
denizeus in splendid health.
The Pearl street Sabbath
School will have pic mic at the
Camp Grounds, on Wednesday, of
next week. The train will leave
the depot at $50 A. NJ.
Have just received stock of
Pride of Durham Smoking Tobac-
, CO. Call and try Whit.
j. +. IL1FF.
We saw a butcher, lawyer,
and three editors in one wagon las
Wednesday.
We have green apples-that is
the stores have them.
Railroad travel is unusually light
just now.
Blackherries promise an i'm :
mense crop
Apples at LIFTS.
When you hitch your horse, re-
member the trees.
We wonder. now, if experienced
husbands CAN tell when their wives
are about to ask for money, by the
way they purse their mouths ?
The Knightstown Banner has
been changed from an eight to {
four PACED paper, and looks better
An addition is being put to S
Horney Il Co.'S pillow mandatory
1t is intended for ware room anC
will be 150x20 feet, and two stories
high.
The Herald asserts that th'
Richmond Brewery turns out 25(
kegs of lager per week.
Mr.. Richie, of New Paris, wa
kicked by bullock, on Tuesday
and badly hurt. He was attempt
ting to drive the animal on til,
scales to be weighed.
Bass fishing with some has beer
profitable this spring. VIM. Hersh
man caught twelve or thirteen fb
one day this week,
A new bridge has been hui
over the race, near the ruins of tn
Wooden mills.
"Frigettes,' is, we believe. tn
proper word for the ridiculous lit
tie locks of hair which the ladie
will persist in brushing over thei
foreheads.
"A farmer came here Wcdnes
day, from Butler county, Ohio, il
search Of harvest hands, and re
turned home with several Rich
Wonders in tow. He gives 90 5
per day and board.
1t can't be possible that, tbs
set Of Harness is only $40? W
exclaimed on seeing it over ct
r. Virgins d Co.'S, the other day
And we were assured twas eve
SO. There's the place to buy Sac
dies and Harness at fair prices fo
Cash. Go and see.
Several gentlemen from Camde
were here on Thursday. to see tn
officers OF the F: W & r Railroa,
They are endeavoring to get til
e road through their town. which
: on the old line.
Thos. Mason has been notifie
: by the chief engineer of Fire De
: partment, per instruction of CouI
Gil. to take down the walls of b
building, corner Of Main and Frol
streets as they are dangerous.
, Masonic Celebration to-day.
! The birds in Richmond are prt
tected by our city fathers. An O
dinance making it unlawful
t throw stones at, or scare them, b,
t been passed. The penalty is 81
l for each offence.
> They are wailing and weepir
all over the State for open air col
certs. We are lucky, amt We?
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AGENTS WANTED.,..I,, Cor =.

U"veI!s d. by 4 dith O'(:orman. Escaped
Nun, whose disclosures are thrilling and
startling. CONN. PUB. Co,
Hartford, Conn, l5.4
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Plenty Of oranges and lemons at
lifts, 2o8 Main street.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS

VUANTfNG EN-, loymept at from $50 to
w 500 per month. should address ZEiG-
LER 4 McCu RDY, Cincinnati, o. 4w
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Allen Graves leaves for Wis.
consin next week.
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The State Medical Society held
a convention at indianapolis this
week. attending which was a
number Of our physicians and
surgeons. DR.. Weist read before
tie Society learned paper which
was ordered to I've printed, he
was elected as delegate to the
American Me.'ical Association.
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TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-Lee Ad-
dington, a partner in the Quaker
City Bakery, of this city, met with
a terrible accident on Wedne sday,
while delivering bread around
town in his wagon. His horse. by
twitch Of the tail, pulled the lines
from his hands, which made it ne
cessary for him to get out on the
shafts and reach for them. Fright
ened at the lines hanging around
his heels. the animal, which is
somewhat spirited, gave wicked
leap forward, throwing Lee to the
ground. The wagon run over his
mouth and nose. Several pieces OF
bone from the roof of the mouth
were aftcrward taken out by DR.. T.
Henry Davis. The accident rem
dered Lee senseless; and he lay in
the road sometime. Meanwhile
the horse made tracks for the sta
bic. The wounds are bad, and
will probably leave some slight dis.
figurement.
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NJ Office open from TOO A. n. to $500
y On Sunday, from 800 to 1900 AN
III. JULIAN. Pm.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
HEw-YoRK. Monday. June &c, IS

HEw-YORK, Monday. June &C. 1871.
The week opens with supply OF horses
which, although considerably smaller than any precod
ing week during the past Spring and present Summer
season nevertheless fully equal TO the present require
rnens OF the trade and some Of the arrivals make
up IN Quality for what the supply lacks in numbers.
Eighteen head OF very fine and sound, although yet
green noIses t arrived this morning from Michigan Ihey
are O"heu py G. skidmOre, who stables with A. b Chan-
berlin IN the Bulls Head Market, and Mr. Libby, IN the
same MARKET received from Canada pair OF bays l6
hands Ag yedIs old, or which he VIII not take less
than 500 DAoh In Twenty-sNth-st., has also some
fine stock On hand and docs good business in light
driving az Wen a. IN heavy coach hsrses, and do also
latter having their stables flied with good stock mostly
bred and reared in the central part OF this State
An auction sale Of horses, carriages &c. w az usual,
be held az Messrs. Johnston Van Tasse's Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart in East Thirteenth-st tomorrow
Cruesday), the 27th inst, az u o'clock.
Horse owners particularly those Possessing speedy
horses will nd IL interesting ana doubt gratifying
examine Halls new patent contriyances for the pro
lection against injuries caused by interfering" the
agency for which Messrs. Nelson Guild OF No. 81
Unon-square are announcing through our advertising
columns.
Halls interfering pad for horses boots" consists Of
an arublr tube extending from the heel 10 the toe
and running light strong, brass WIRE when Is
securely fastened just above the edge OF the shoe l
claims 10 the attention OF the dTylDg puDhc are, neat
ness, immOvaby, and adapaDllty 20 any sle OF iOIn
Of hoOf together with great softness and extreme gh
ness.
HALLS new patent Qnarter-BoOt Is first strapped
around the upper part OF the hooi ana also 'eeurtg
fastened BY means OF a brass wire which. after passing
through its (the guarterbOOts heel runs around not
sides OF the hOOf entering the zoe betwe the noO ana
the shoe where it is strapped and 0ueAed ~ can OJ
used alone together with the interfering Idu anu
claims all the qualities and advantages OF the atter'
running over a brsss wire and Inserted into the sole
around the frog, Will pre- event the pchlh6 up O VI
the pavement and throwing OF sand on the road ahd 10
practical invention as 1t II simple ana lbeHous'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
REAL ESTATE.
Nrv-YoRk. Monday, June &c, 1871.

NTN-1Whhs NVII1lFf Vt'I0 "
r1ho Gales at the Exchange were all OF
,.,l nature and attracted but little interest Meosrs
Ludow %. sold fourstoTy ana DriJs n~sc no~
H. - ~ 40 Canast. Joseph Mcclure sod nous est
and ot W tsrStave also house and lot on Sunuh ne
ana los o9soeneboid On premises Avenue H. Below VII "1ees
s,S tbe description OF the property soiu anu 'n0
realized -,
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YoRk REAL
BY r. H. LUDLOW 60. coJs,e
h,h house and lot CauasL, 20 feet from ESQ
La So. .ss.s
BY JOS. INQUIRE a. as0
Il. asth II no q lst-sve lot 35re ,00
a.. ni h.. a SuFolk.s' 80 Of Stauonst iot le,47
@ @ts a. "a nd house ave b. . of 5tse % ,IyHr s1oo
i~ssei fgr 9s yeAr Ground rent up to 1873, g
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Gin Rral estate for Sale.

A -FORTY-SIXTH-ST near Ear n, tltth-aye.-
N. Pour ory hghstoOp new Tss l Of Pta and Madison.
0WfILING: ciuiugro0m ertenSoas Al
a5e AAd eAs Soe y" hLli STEVENSON SON II Ppe-st
NOR SALE-0n Fifth-aye. near Forty
~ R p ,srs FeIas College 1e 5lIloo The buildings
ecule y 20 ,rr suitable Or private botel clu6houe or
have rear eb p $1,000 easy Apply 70 HOMER NOR
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Gornirn propertp 10 Eei.

FINO RENT or FOR SALE-On the Shrewsbury
R,ver hi ghIand adjoining Thompsou's Hotel SlhMEh
COTTAGE OF eight furnished with abundance u' ttt o.
al kinds and sUr bathing and tne ocean prospect Au
W. l.. 1nbaue OMce n !.
TINO IET-In Montclair, n. j., at moderate
rent o the Summe per aunum furnished COZ iADk pr
gount well slad'd lust ue to' ioi 'nei'
Azores WIlLOWDALE Box ~ Bloomfield p o.
TVNHRFE PRETTY COTTAGES TO LEI-At
Rutherford Para " j. most beautiful suburb OF Ne"-loiL
Apply 70 0snsf. THOS. K AGNBW, Zb0 GreenNlehst
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRE RAILROAD

~
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Gag stSg.hqrT Se5s9,on
poss IN SeTYoft o q BsSayit and loot q csoDb
SUMNER ARRANGEhENTs commencing MONDAY, June u
SO. n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi. Boouson Branch
cy through from SesYos o.'sgo aoai ehsn.e Of c'
oognee;ing at Dover vi n C-ee r al " aoo N.Y. % s p M
55 n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonbecnza; Denyie vh Boon
Branch Dover Chester Branch az waterloo WIN 'u't h
ami Newton. Washington WITH the D. l. and W. r. n
eue Lehgh Valley R. R for all points
Ia:1o ~ LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nr,s Morris
town Dover M4t.r9o haesei.oTn "aanFoa D. PSnbSg 9
or Bethlehem AentoEn CHUNK wlkesbare Reading and
zoo p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
BOonon directly through % Bmgbamon Wtnou e9ange o. cas-
st0pDug m pnlcp.i satons CONNECTING a. Do'i VIII N " "
tAsT6S EXPRESS At Dover vith Chester r.
Beth hehem. AeutoEn. Reing Harrisburg and fh Vest ,
800 HACKETTsTowNMAL' connects with BOon'on' chester
$40 p ~ HfcKETTsTowS Express ,,o an
For rhORRIsIOWH at 7:l5 9:l0 l;O lOo H. 2;S 1O 'iO
For SUMMIT and intermediate station, $50 7:7:' $40 1910
For ORANGE saI SorrH ORANGE 7:5 go 80 1910
and y 20 m, llo 2 $40 41o 49, S:" e'OO' 0'f' '' ''
,S tSF fE"AShi ST s5d 80 m .i6 800 .3 3la $50 40
~, ~ 80 ';Tg, Ty,D. nm 1o,yi .,op At Eas, Yews
Leave Yer.Yors for BLOOMFIELD and MoSTcLAIR at 60
Pse5s,r. for LAKE HOPATCONG leave Newlork At 7;' m
@ EDr ss4 cooSecns 3 en sS ss st Steamer s For BDUs
LAhs :, i ,r1 b. - sfe N d I & sa Por MoGSTAS
At 75 ahd 1900 500 400 $40 and S;Z0 m EI
Ha-kest0wn thence hv stage niles
WARE WATER GAP $500 and 4OJ p N foI ~,
SPRINGS at8s. , soLlON II ,ug----
ERIF RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Cbambers.st and foot Of 2dst a. iooEs - ao
Tbrough EIprs Trains leave Chambersst at a m ~ m 80
p m and 7 D daily NeE sni improved Drs"ng room R
sompany the throughto Buffalo ana
Sor1sn A. HorBee magnificent Sleeping Coaches running
oagh 70 Ceyelani sleeping Coaehes AeoP4n
II m train from susquhanna Buffalo the a:J N u5n
SsYork 10 Bridge and the tran from net 20
ado Suspension Bridge Cincinnati An Emgrant Tram a'es
For Porf Jews and wav 400 a. m and 80 ?. N.
FoT MddletoEu WAY, 80 aud j." p m Ahu Sun'''
only. $50 a n.
| Por Otsvle and WAY. 81 +ll:30 a
For Neyburgh and WAY, al 9uJ a. H., J:J0 and SW p M
Por Sudern and Way, s and p 49,. .,- AZ
and 6:45, 10 a. n y NJ 4'f' y "
| s:l5 p N and L m.lr ght. ooo - Ia, *
400 500 t645 and Thursdays aud Sundays oh al
For Pe1pon Nrsk Tallmans wav go 30 $780,
as 4:O 5:l5 t6 AID SATURDAYS ouly 2 midnight
hours aFe
23 depot thau above time Last boat RON Est
s:l5 P. . .--.--.-t- NJ D ..-, ,r4 si..,,,
C can he obtained Tor toe checking an transfer OF Bag
gsre NAV Company oce 2il 529 and 1 BroiWay @
fhsLersst 50 Greenglchst Futont Brooklyn lOt broadsy
Wamsturt Depo Chamberst and foot OF Esst New
York and Long Depot jersey City aad ofthe Agents the pnn
oPA. 4For Psrnont Nvsek tFor hsckensack.
For Hackensack Hilsiale Ou.y -. - -
l. D. RUCKER, Mar@, Wh r. BARR
Gem SprIt lJ1L Genl Pass Al
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Conn 5slano Real gstaie for Sale.

NOR SALE-At Islip, on the South Side K. X.
ns ad having frontage Of two miles on the South
a. PAIN Of mostly under cultivation VIII Ase sn0
soysyp mi LiarN Particulars he hsd BY spPying 70
NJ A. RULASD Co, 5 Beekman-st, n Y
NOR SALE-At Flushing, l.. l., desirable
nv COTTAGE HOUSE 10 rooms lot 52Il85, within minutes
~ al two oepos daily Pnoe g. O terms 70 suit Ap
ply 70 NJ A. HOLLAND A Co, Beekman-st n l.
JVOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
cerpton Long Island threqnsrters Of mile irom the DE-
hS hesrpg and Atlantic surf arge two-story
DWELLING perfectly built with wing double Kitchens OUT ungs
.he Isudrv usvd cears csrnndeed appointment There
large and perfect garden four Of meadow two acres o. pasture
spd vourR orchau Of eh dSk a The place -
bsutf shaded with trees had furnished from top 70 bot
Ten occupation and with valuable coupe hone
mk Of and wood and hundred
Soxa There immoral influence the village II Absolutely
srenp and This property exceed
ngy desirable for gentleman who knows now 70 shoot II N me
The Wodoook power goose and dnk hooung on
br newfoundland and Labrador pass
Brg hampton their mgatons and the sport IN The township h un
and in sea0nabe weather Is unequAied
Apply 70 = W, a. The Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
inestchester GOuutn Real estats for Sale.

NrFW- W-ROCHELLE.-FO SALE OR En-
~ CHANGE-A delightful little COTTAGE win about ) sery H ei
g. I'D w on hou, the furniture very easy terms Apply to HO
MRR MORGAN. Pincst V'Sl
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
NATIONAL LINE.
Excursions.

ANNUAL REGATTA of the BROOKLYN
n CLUB TUESDAY June 2 The splendid saloon steamer ShA
WANHAKA Capt CHARLES POST, will lsave Thirty yeuils,
and Peckhp 10 to accompany the yaelts
II the Around the hghtsbp, o.,
eses for the excursion = So ehments board boat Ti
Peckhp Ro.lvn and intermediate landings AZ p
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Situations Uanteo-- alales.

EARM HANDS, 6 Bowling-green - PIERCE
Co cons,sn band frs;ias ssees Germans Scotch,
and English also Mechanics CoAchInen, Gardeners, Ne
SCOTCHMAN and Wife, Englshman and
> Wife t rate Fam and Houemsls joe,
SITUATIONS Inquire Aguev PIERCE Co Boslaggreen
VANTED-SITUATI0N as ENGINEER by
w uerou eIpseDee served three Z. Navy hmhsr
with steam heating 81 reieren Parties dosng
pe,en sober man address n II. L., Inbuue Ofoe
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Raiiraess.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for for

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
c,,,. a., s R; from Pr a. N H. so of Of R9psS2 s st a
Frsgi At si ga Connect At Providence With Boston and Prov
II Pier No. R-The splendid going steamer EAST,
ERN QUEEN. for Leses every MONDAY ara TIL RsDAY m
turning syery wEDSEsDdY and m or oa arrival
0 ne ' FOR passage and freight apply at ofee On H. pier
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY- Railroad
WHITE ' . s sn m y o r. S Of .a RT 9TsI4 STEsyooE M
a, q IS aud Al oeoct Pet,5I e,- SorSIk
At rs on the arrival o. The Danbu New Haven trains Fare
70 oents hIeurEon tickets, 81 5.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ - P,,ssnger and fIsshi pgo, in NsvYort foo; o. Lt
stb m DsIs III n snS4 S sarosd at amp'9a gu Sanon
ih ihe Leigh ha se:qaehanna DyoH and Eou with the L
oUrgh and The Wet without change Of carr Central Pennsy
aIiEST9TS LIZ 5Iss TO E, TIE WEST
Commencing Nav % sfklSG Is . hkASGEMESL NC NE T. ,
a T.EoI bennington, Eason Bethlehem Chunk Wlse
Srfs r,io hahanoy CITY MI Carmel HaletOn Tunkhsnnocs
RFOr EastOn. Connecting at Junction with Del Lack and
n5wE.TrEs BIrEss daily ercep suna,T. for Eaoq A.
3gto5 at Phlpsbug with Lhig, for Maaeh
Ghunk kha- scranton Wtampor Bne, &c Eastoo With
lo:O q. m.-way Train Somervlle
Msh.noy CITY H.ean wteb.f R;ans Columbia IaHc
sphriA Poisvie Harrisburg 6e ConHecs Ppabug fOr Bel
p m-For Painfed
2Op mFor Rssion. Connects Phpshurg with Leigh and
Division Allentown
with Lehigh Valley FOR Allentown Catasaolaa
Junction with ID. l.. and W. X r.
p m--For Easton. Allentown and Manoh Chunk
4:lop. mPor Someryie and Pennington
5Rm-CNCSNAu B1PRBss daily. Tor Eastn Bethlehem, Apen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Paace CaTs 10 Pittsburgh and Chicago.
5:l5 p. m-Por S0meryine.
D. ln.-POr EAstOn.
O. m.-F0r SOmerylle.
7:,O N I'm grantl-Por Eas0n.
9:40p. m--For PaDield.
Rpm-Por Painhsd Welne-days and situriayN
For Ehabeths 5n $500 $50 7:l9 1;t5, BOZ s: sO -
o:J Has III: I23o 2:OO 20 3:l5 3:45 400 90 ass
$50 545 6:OO 63l 100 7O 7G $40 s40O:i5 2;o
Tickets BE- obtained the Office OF the Central Rail
OF and the principal
KICKER superintenieat
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

iourth-sye. Enirsnce on TseHt' seven'n'-
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRK
Fo SeW.Hayer sad BRIDGEPORT (EI llj0 m 1918 (Eth
fo Nri Str.sior Faraed southport and wespOrt l5oh
nj Fo 5;'S scu.s SoT@nI lEI l2lS I (EI ai'
~ ~ oE5l ,sa s'g si ii 5a M 4 80 S. o. sni 6:9 p
For stanford slEr O. 1850 l2:l5 lET &l5 tBT) &'5
40 % e. t s .sd asne 1 ella si1dai a5 os
- ~, NJ g i re YeTYork for
Boston va both spnsts,oSS stoSSRcFfsG SRs iP SaGf Trains Ans
For Boston vis Springfield, 8 .. m snd p m
Fo Boston va Sho.s lIse l2lo a1l M r. p ,ndapm
af ss. ysigsus Bay WEXFORD arriving IN less than eight
i'i, FJ coure,,ut River Railroad la5 n to Montreal
P Fo I H asrori Providence Fh Railroad a n i25 P,,
70 As LRnIOI 80 a5 ssrtda Railroad a North
'TgGl Fa ese Midtiorn and wnu Railroad W Lne
a. Fa p, ana Raaaion.e y MI Railroad a. m and p
Fo Fc 6inSary and Scfsas Railroad ,2L md 40 ~
For Railroad e. m iz:la 4V T sE1 so IN SIM
& % a or ;sr Lne Draviug Car attached to the
a. F,.1esIs 1 aa ? eH an procure tickets any reached this road
the De o. the Se~o % 1P n. S S ''S' o The X Ye%Yot Tns
1p. EIpre.s Broadway aud 20 Cogr st. 81 s'oo % Z I
y sag ,GIo 20 1Gsf can nave s HoYT supt
NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILRoADIMit7s I Isri5,ro lSayf lmst' ea "
o.9S n Specsi Chicago Express, fast train with DRAWING room
e' III Northern and Western Express with Drswngroom car
attached. an additional train leares
Ip m Montreal Express On saturiays al aallOnAi Ns4A ~
u m Draging room cans aHctel u...-..s~r
n n FIRST Pacific Errre~s, win neepinseal' O' "@A'
sysen~ ~ Pec FTprers with Sleepuger for Rochester
~ - xi, F,Ils. also for Chicago, both L. and h T. Kali
s for 81 Louis Toledo and Louisville via l1dahapol' lI'
trim will eay, o. SUNDAYS AZ 3 p. m ,,---t.-..--
Ilpm N EIpress. Sth through ofel liAs-N''''
2nm Hudson Special irain
M and o m. P0ughseepsie trans IN, .t
q..5 a. n l2:1o Al5 and t;l5 p H. resAsAin u''H'
$3.50 and .. H.. sing trains. a.. s.,o ain ,8too, u
$50 $40 sOs and 10 a. H. l'' j. 90 DIV ''iO 'nD ~ p u"
Youkers ~. - y,,ts-. Sneeisl q a m
PoughAs spss SpeA q N KLSbRICK General Passenger Agent