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New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
PREPARING NEW RIOTS.

The Independent Volunteers Of the Ancient
Order of Hbernians have called meeting to be held at
No. % DOwningst next Saturday evening. This soc
ety. in the words OF the call, was formed the 18th
instant in Hibernia Hail. by the unanimous decision Ofa
patriotic Irish soldiers present, and will be no deusion
The OF the officers attached TO the call are the
those found upon paper taken from the person
OF a riOter Oh the day of the riot.
At meeting Of the National Benevolent Association Of
the Twentieth Ward Monday night the following sig
uifcant resolutions were adopted
Heds, lumber Of religious fuacs known h the O Or
aBgDe allowed the privilege OF srsdne the of
city faunng their embems Of despom and insulting pesoesby
disposed Catholic citizens;
,solrtd That opinion that Bbgsh geld
the whole order peTpeuae hste division
among lrish people OF this vel the Old
Resolred all shmen these
selves a oombinato on for selfprotecton.
At the same meeting Patrick Logan, the policeman
who behaved dis2acefuy at his trial before the PO
lice Commissioners, and who discharged for inter
ferng with another officer the day OF the ElO and
otherwise aiding the rioters, made long address, in
(which he told his grievances and claimed that he had
beer discharged for refusing club and children
He declared that there necessity for clubbing the
crowd and that the proceedings against him at
tack upon his elgi0n. The spirit which prompted
the Interference with the Orange procession is evidently
sfil alive and assuming dangerous form among certain
Democratic clubs and associations.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

who had been reading the New Testament said one day
that wished Christ would upon earth again and
had done 10 some deaf people ls7O years ago cello
brated physician visited the school and examined
the children's They were much excited over the
make them hear again. One OF them who was totally
deaf very anxious TO be confirmed IN this delnsion
mo Harry you cannot he made TO hear" He replied,
"When am man shall hear" She answered him,
" Harry you will never hear but when you man
hope you will be able 10 talk welL He disputed the
point with her for while but at last hung his head and
from the quiverinR OF his lip one could see that ne
thought hard. Then, suddenly making motion as II
he pulling something out OF his ears he burst out
CRYING and sohbed "Pul II Quit Pull Il out! These
children sometimes have the impression that there is
something In their that stops them and prevents
doctors not TO take it oat one day teachers
singing at the piano. when little girl, deaf from
birth, went To her and put her hand on the singers
throat that she might feel the vibration Presently she
asked the teacher show her how TO sing TO please
her she was told that she might try. SO, placing one
hand her throat and the other on that OF her
teacher she tried 10 initiate the sounds that were made
in singing she stopped and asked II 1t right
"No" was the answer But she insisted making the
attempt several tines and at last discouraged burst IN
to tears saying II cannot hear! cannot hearl" Then
suddenly With bright smile she pointed upward and
said Up there, i'll heaven, can hear! UP there, can
spgp -
TO talk little and with IL he lost all speech. and never
tried to speak word till he was brought to school Az
close of the first term, his parents VINO were In
tcnsey anxious to hear him speak came for him But
for some he could not be induced TO word TO
aSe SS dsSs Sh s fm fRsna
riding along toward home In silence he suddenly
turned round and startled them by saying In perfectly
Miss j.: l like them very nluchl"
them prSy for their absent teacher Miss Rogers in the
voices which, but for her. they would never have been
able She embarked from Boston for Europe two
weeks ago. for the purpose Of visiting all the best cont
mental schools where articulation is taught She will
inspect the methods which obtain among them with the
ideas which may seem to be improvements upon it.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
DECISIONS-JUIY %.

SupremC COut-ChdmbGS-B Judge Cmdozo.-
AsbenieI s. Sufficient; referred bach for
further evidence Bu ButG-Rpor confirmed In the matter
application ROaIa BauetOTler ganied Cobanfs sgi
Welh.-Receiyer appointed
Superior COurt-Specidl T0"m-Bv Judge Freed
unThe Lpa Silver Pate and Elgrng Company sgt Lppatt
a-MOOu win all the property except let
and maccr Oer be settled on two das notice TO all
par Honan-Poof Of service Of notice Of trial upon
defendants attorney according TO ~ Of Code and proof Of adjourn
bv referee June 10 49, and IL required Seco ag lie
detective in not stating Q that Judgment debtor Is
resident Of the city &C. 0 that transcript Of judgment has bee1 filed
the The clerk Of the Ctv and County Of NwYOrk t facts
from which that there rdn 10 believe that he hss property
which be uaSy refuses apply SclemerboTn BatueIEra'
Of cost by the cierk affirmed with 10 costs.
Common Pleds-SDecidl Tem-By Judge Larre-
more.-BeTne Hefe-Inmcton continued with conditions e
L4illaw sg Ginore-Fndngs settled Ellis agt
SRme-Same deciSOB.
Marine COmt-Pdrt III. - Bv Judge Curtis
SpmsB for injury done goods in the store
Cedar Wssbngts account OF the removal the roof during
defendant fT and Is allowance
AonsOD Warzanerlnquest taken CTopsy agt BaueTDou-
nued sullivan sgt KDeActon for services pasererJudg'
ont o the plaintiff for 4s63 81 and with s25 allowance
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. on return of process before Commissioner Osborn
five barrels OF distilled spirits found at Pier No 49,,
n. r., condemned 10y default.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, summons, with service admitted, was returned
commanding the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the City Of New-York to answer Daniel Garrison Of
NewJersey in bill wherein he claims $40 900 and inter
est from April 49, 1871, being the amount of certain
award" made 10 Garrison for certain property taken
for the widening and Strengthening of Broadway be-
tween ThirtyfOurth and Fifty-ninthsts." The COM
plant in this will be filed in few days.
Henry Pearl, manufacturer of cOttOn-bat-
ting, leased portion Of the building Nos. GA and &C
Boerum-st, Brooklyn. E. D., from Jacob Brixins, the
owner and made deposit Of sS5 for the prompt payment
Of the rent in advance. The premises partially
burned the 3Oth of May to which date the rent was
all paid and receped for After the fire the landlord
sent to Mr. Pearl written notice to remove his goods
and when the tenant went there to do so he was as
saulted and elected from the promises and was also re-
fused the $35 deposit money The tenant had put up
frame shed adjoining the main building and II had been
that he should take this away when leaving but
the landlord refused TO allow be removed NE Pearl
brought action before Justice Riley OF the Third Dis
trct Court Brooklyn the deposit money aud
the she'd and awarded yesterday verdict for $lO
and costs.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, George Fur
e"med yesterday for sterling FIO9 from george heunSh
Of " Carmine-st
At the Essex Market Police Court, James Drew
committed YESTERDAY for stealing god wa;c from william T.
Brown Of No. 1856 Norfolks a..
Mrs Dena Brinckman of No. SOS Seeenth-ave.,
charged with removing from her anuso held,
YESTERDAY, in g. 600 bail by Commissioner Shieds
At the Court of Special Sessions, Yesterday before
Juge ShAndev Imbo for beating bis mother nt 70
the Pentensr for .Rlz Miller stealing watch
worth Cassidy months and hned S9ofe
Larkin stealing watch, sI months and fined 80
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
B.5f ,eserav Georye indecent assault e
ri ace was sentenced 20 Imprisonment and to stand
United until he pays Peter johnson charged wh
buv but 10 be deranged he was Tenauded Tor
meJcsl examination The Court adjourned for the term
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, William
Cri,ouh Of No James stanton OF No % Jans
Nere cmme on carr Of stealing gold watch worth S61 from
Margaret Henry jackson OF No 20 East
broadway purchased pawn ticket the stolen watch
Thomas swanson a. bookecper ioT ou A. hgI
ford al No committed charge o. emhezng 800
employers tried to conceal hs hi y marking
the cash ieceipt. $l2,t instead Of +llS2t.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 1s1.
REAL ESTATE.

.. NEw-YoRK Tuesday, July @, 1871
A small number of persons were in atten-
dance the Exchange this morning and the transac
tlons we're without interest James NJ. Miller sold by
order OF the Supreme Court, under direction OF w. H.
Phillips, Referee, tho lot and +sory brownstone house
situated the south side Of seyeneths so3 feet east
Of Lexington-ave; size OF lot 2oxi005 The property
sold for si5eoo. Messrs f. H. Ludlow Company offered
the house and lot known % East Forty seconds at
upset price OF $4,000 No bid made in advance OF
this amount, and the property was Withdrawn. Ton0r
two legal sales will be held at the Exchange and
Messrs A. ID. Melllck, jr, Brother will sell ON the
wharf has bukhead of 200 feet and about $50 feet in
depth and lies between the properties OF the NewJersey
Zine Co. and OF the Passae Chemical Works.
The following real estate has recently been cold at
Westfeld, N. j.:
y Psroa no. p gsO, o. Wsss go
CoLa Osborn wm Gushing lot 0rchaui l5Oro h 1899
Br5d Cora Osborn to VIM Terry lot SIlto h,'''''.'' o @
One
sI lots. by A. A. DRAKE on 32lO
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YoRK REAL ESTATE.
NJ. MILLER.
Lo. and fourstory brovn-tone House, 10ths, e03 49,
Of LeIiDgonave lot el'oo
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JuLY26.


Mails for EurcIe Queenstown and Liverpool seamsp dsbo
f,r Per So "a ~ r. closo 81 the PostOGce at $50 nj at
ssoB 500 a. m D. 1l0 ~ Supplementary Mnl for double
p letter. made Pier No 30 N n and elotei at O
IA Steamship esls AZ u m
IAN letter. Deposited 10 Supplementary Mail mus, be prepaid with
The BrsS Line steamship sailing Saturday does present
tsk Pgssan Closed Nall but - en Oh mas cay by the steam
tbip Which taxes msils for Europe, @e -
-P ~ THURSDAY. JULY n.
ur To- u,sn. West Indies and Mexico ssal Vera Cruz
pr srsbp City Of MrKo Pier No u T. r. close At tie Post
tla.s an m SteAmp sails ct InIortaIi nonteThe
advises that mall matter oi h"htra heo below
Ia Pass should marked AMI teniNh NeNOfe4ls S saving
about 80 days In Tausnisson- ,....,i. o.. .
Ass foI Havana Yves, Indies T femshP Columbia, nom
Pier No 4 N H. closelat2 .. Steamship sails ~ St IN
Bermuda W. l., steamship San f'Ah'o e'ss " rot
AT A N
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
THE COURTS.
JUSTICE SCOTS JUSTICE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having lost several lots of goods lately,
which were given to workngwomen to be made up, l
offered complaint to-day, at the Tombs Police Court,
before Judge Scott against of the deinquents but
the Judge declined to issue warrant, and handed me
to the person to appear. Upon ciyiy
refusing to do so as 1t was the business Of officer Of
the court the Honorable Judge at once destroyed the
paper, and ordered me to leave the courtroom
No. 96 NdsSauSt, July %, 1871. j. BALLN.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Go farmers ano Oibrrs.

A PPLE PAIRING, CORING, and SLlClNG
N MACHINR-Pve Of tie crank to pare core and slice an
apple all at once. -, - III - o,on,, .,A
Il slices equal thickness that the apple will COOK evenly ana
the most aush apple bclue 81 d and because 20 even
arge moun apple overland work because taxes 50 thn
ppg and because waste the core than when slnS
hand. ru.... Cha,
Most excellent marhine."-I Rural New iorkeE .,,
In nothing been such astonishing peeon a'neu
IRock Issnd Argus -, ~. -, - ,.,o.n, com,
n.r,d 10 t"-lTmothv Bancroft Worcester Mass
An invention the first rank ~ Davenport Democrat
Gave perfect ABSTRACTION. - Johu W WOol Conyef "a " -
Warranted satisfactory. Retail price at c'"r!' ~ raens e
tended for years.
TNHE UNION APPLE PARER Is a machine
simply panu and constructed ha, he Anie mo- 'e ui
wa around and psres apple gohs Ooh Ways
IL throws panng clear from The machine -, ;.,
The gears connected directly With each ohef WI"
, mi 10 connect has always bcn be 20 "OfA iooS
II i tbe hes, market hard and bruisei apples
Retail prices at Factory.
Sold by Hardware and other dealers - ., v,urrrpuopP
Manufacturer. Worcester, Mass
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Go nJhom II man Concern

ALL DRUGGISTS and PRESCRIPTION
N City HewYork are hereby respectfully nGhea
that the appointed with chapter w ohe
Of 1871 Of this state Win for the purpose Of conducting rIann
ons on TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS Of each week between tue
bours Of at their Office No Cniou;paee Drug
will be enpined Sr.l and asts apasIeai Otls Que
The subjects viii be chemistry po,ons and her an
tdotes and oena botany msa med ca adute
A. M 10 80. H. Il OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ. d., President
THEoBobb FRoHWEY, Commissioners.
{. N. 0LBARY, MD,
Loun G BRANDA, Secretary
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM yERPoot-,n steamship COLORADO !'I h,. aM, ca H.
M A. Paye Allen Mrs Akin g. Siesness his. Li-ie ls IL
Psrie Tnos. Howei Miss Al Co. Mis- sHAn hs' lss Lucy
ruep Adm Stella Mr. O. Green A GeeI. Mas b. ofesh oeo
Greer Jaraes Green Edmund Bird, q. Barton
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Conntrp propertn TO fct.

TTO RENTAL Passac Bridge, n. j., on the
Pac River walk from depot 45 minutes from foot
Chamber large HOUSE, completely furnished all modern
improvements with barn house fd boat and boat
bonse careful responsible tenant this place
W. ~ CRANE lB aud lao Grandst
TTO MANUFACTURERS.-T LET or FOR
SALE at Rarau NJ j. line Of the Central r. OF " j.
BUILDING eorio extension, tIaS foandety 4IO eItel
sion 65reO power admirably adapted for manufacturing
pnrpo.e Including acres OF LAND with double TENEMENT
HOUSES only one the depot Apply to A. HOPE
ll9 Liberty-st
ITO RENT-At Orange, n j., large concrete
HOUSE, rooms and cold good barn and outbudIgs
large garden and lawn eight minutes from depot WIZ be et ns'a
or nnfumished Address Box 233 Orange, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Rpnl Unfnfe - R~rhn-oe
Gouses ano forms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED, between Lexington and
sIhsves and above Twenyhdt prompt purchaser
be found for nice house By applying NJ PHELPS 80 Cedar
st.. second floor
IOWA LANDS WANTED-200 to 400 acres
body price be low and Aedress
location, price, and beet terms DAVID W. BALDWIN Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

II foot Of Chambsrs-s, and foot of25d.st follows:
Trains leave Chamherss. ats
and improved Drawing ltoon 'oaefs
thoughto Buffalo and husIens0n bfe
HOrnesy With magnificent Sleeping Coaches running
through Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany us
II from Suqlehnna Bgfao the $500 tain ifon
Bridge snl the from kesiors To
Bun Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emgran Train leaves
daily at 6:l5 p. N.
For POr. Jervs and Way &Ooa N. AMI 400 pm
For Mjdeowp and Way at '1p H. and JO p H and saa'A
only $3.50 m.
For Ousville and WAY, at fll:30 4. m.
For Ne.burgh aud Way st $40 m. 800 aud ;;1op|
For Sua.Fn and Way, and o. m.
ForP and Gas 10 m u AZ. 5-latH
Fot iIscIsns,cs lsgsle and Spnng Valley at no and s.
400 500 500 and t6t5 wednesdays and Saturdays 0n
For Psmopt Nyack Tsmsns snd Way at $50 i9o $50
AIS tI3 55 aud and Wednesday, ant Saturdays oh
tf2 midnight. ,-tfh.,. t..,.
2lt epot rs minutes earlier than above time Last boat IRON s
Tickets for Passage snl for Apartments Drawing Room and sg
COACHES can orders for tbe checking and h OF b
gage may ComPanJs Offices 24 l9 and e broAlss 90
T.mbeTsst; 80 Creenwi-hst l25t-si and "a Aytuu fm
Coust Brooklyn; loi Brosdway wilsmseurgh D1Po S o.
Chsmbers.t 2t Newiork and Long Doc Depot
Jsrsev Of the Agents at the principal hotels ,s
.laIy. For and Nyack. tFor Haekentaes
T n PrcKgR ~" Ma % WM. r. CARR,
G,p'isun't ldL Genl PssT At
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
afetATIfRR sI.MAKA

IMMATURE ALMAkAC ,,,o
,pp yr< 80 san stu ........ i.2l Moon ret Hio
Tsis pAt ..s
ss,s, Haoh l,2 (oy, lsland 2B Hsn Gss s's9
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.
IL


MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LiNEO Water CAP stou sgrg ser,gn.
Bnghamt0n, Syc Os~ego. WITHOUT CHANGE DF CAR.
Dpots NewYork foot Of Barcay- AMI foot o Cr
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing AONDi, J1y J.,
| l87l
500 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via BDon,on B,anch
connecting II Dover with Chester r. Waterloo With SUseT r. X
and Scranton with and b. r. H. fsr Engston Wesoare Ps
&c.
7:I5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denye with Boon
B.anch Waterloo VIII
for Water Gar Slusbug Scranton Great Bend glsnion NY
and OsEego and at Lon with Lehh valley r. H. for all points
2:do m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS ,top, Newark. Morn.
Dover Waterloo Haekets'0sn, NasnnCol fhlbns and
Easton; Waterloo with SasseI RArod' AZ IhHPsug
Bel. Del K. r. Bevie and fas'on L. v r. r.
for Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh Chunk, Wkeslare Reading snd
400 D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson asf
stopping principal stations Connecting at Dover With Chester H.
and at Waterloo with Sussex r. R. - - - n
EASTOS EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
r. at Waterloo with SUSSEX r. and at Eao1 With L. v y H. ot
Bethlehem Ale1twn Reading Harrisburg and o. West
31O HACkETTSTowS MAIL, connects wtn Boon'on 'ef
$50 D. No. HACKRTTsTOwY EXPRESS.
For MoRRIsToWN at 1918 slO ll;D ll'W m, %" ''Z" Nv
Par SUMMIT and intermediate stations sA63O 7 i5 9o 10 10
m 10 6:C0 AMI p ., 81.
For ORANGE AMI SO tn ORANGE s:jo, T:9, sio 9f o ~
and l:O 2Jo j:0 490 4s51 5;J t;Oo o''O S'' si
and FnI ~ NERWaRK X at $780, 7:s 7:ls $40 elo 800 1910 lo:
ii:Oo lI:lo ami 900 al;l9 200 =; 80 80 J'g yS f
II.sS n M Trains marked stop a East Newark. -. 49,. .
Leave New-York for BLOOMFIELD and M0SICLAIR At %"
$40 and II m. and 2:oo. $3.50, $40 6;2O and ~ n
P.,.engsr. for LAKE OPATCoNG leave Ney nork 81 '' ~
I2OO (Epres 800 and 40g M leaving ne k1r'1i "a a. MINIS
cong Station ami con,ee ing with steamer fSl OF Ri
At sauhope by miles. For SthOOIiS or
al 75 and 1870 500 400 10 and $50 m ea,tg
the Railroad az Haskeso|n thence D o,-te Us pgupipI
WARE WATER GAP at $500 and 500 p M Fof h.hflhLp
SPRINGS a. o. c'hoNui
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
CitpReal Gstaie for Sale.

THREE new frst-class brown-stOne HOUSES
cheap; three stories high stoop
Inquire BBEKMAN BRox Groee Sio seoondave cor ths
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

i'e Fouthaye. Entrance n TSeuty-s y-seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Newaven and BrdgeIo 2 Er) lW m lZl3 bih
for Milford SraoI Fairfield, Southport, and westro T. N'
u" foi south SorTaS T. (Rr) 1890 m 1915 I EIl So
$50 (RI) $50 $3.50 and (Er ?.
For D,ren T. lI:9O a. m. 345. 43o $3.50 and C:3)
For Samor I (Rrl 1880 M; Il5 Ell E3 tktl 20.
43otFIl 4.45. 53l $50 7:l5, (Er) p m. al. 81.
For Greenwich intermediate staton, = i') d M so -
445, 5;3o 6:3J. I:l5 ;. .,-. ~. w., 49,, m a.,
poston via roth Springfield Lane anil Shore llne.
D'S'0"' " CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, Q A. m sDiB n m
Por BOSTON "a shore Line. l2:l5 and p
For Hartford and Spr yfed a. l2:lS, ;, ssds IN. ~
For Eevpo r. L. (EK) ant l2lo p m AIA ~,
steamer across Nsuagan Bay Al WEXFORD arriving N s "3" w..
For Conueetut River Ralrosd N, 123 M to son'"H
Tor % gagon Providence and Fshkl Railroad a. g3 No.
For shore Line Railway Norwich ard fo'aeh'e i4'''
8 10 New London AMI Norwel, ,. n - - Nh.
For N.w.Hsven and Northampton hailroai a. NJ y !" "
smpton WIlialHsburgh ,r.,,, p.uos1 "a, IL, \
10. and 3 2.
For Railosl. , 'A''''''''
For Danhury and Norvalk Railroad, a. m lll9 a1 fpp W.
For NexTauaau Railroad. l2:la 40 and .:p ', ""
ConmoJos sleeping attached 10 M fIsn, s aip " %
d.y Mail Train either LGe DraNingro Gar aSH"' !" VIZ"
a m. and y. Trans --., ...h.1 aver ,hi. road A
As penot ef the York NeuIIayen r. rwsrrss
a. and Fonrhaye; the Omees Of the Nsw,tof,
Sel, Frpres Broadway aui No Coars -
hy leaving hsyethef oAggg u oyT
resJence 70 destnat o. 'H'bDN'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
5teambonts ano EaiIroa0s.

DMSfLL1Y{y L1{y, EXCURSIONS to LEWES and tho
EAsTIRS d ss E-Tle P IT, ID - "'' , 'r
S4,Lt ~ a. p T. from sr n rl ieage tr re 'ter' p''
sse for o. zip r :us sT vs.s q, ss'hs 'd bathing Ees
/ Qh tn. NSo(KWALk ~ and DANBIIRY- peil,oodd
WHITE re. y < r. s's oo. o,sas :, ess esa, Nfifa
al 49, M m ,e, 81 ~ ~ ocoek. h AfihRhDOf
. cent. Eesoa aete. : T. a5 5p-'''7 ''a Nv & s' f.
I M ILbpbH pIbMHOKE AND ONO RAITROND 56-,,
YORTHWRtT' v1r, At LAE .or the WEST Soril1yrs1rV
HsJI HRR Is IksALROAD Peel Sorh R5sr - ~ 1888 pSss 81
3s:ate 3 % Pssagers tale Sevjs,y ssi ioW ~ ~.
ton 3 D. C ssd Fei5 , , he SY 'iPI yR W.
-,=.,,,...,., GwPEayfHiL in1H G,n.r., 49,.
EaNIKAL "a! ,.l.l1.sa A.. RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
WITH the Delaware Llc.avnHa an Wet.5 nioai LTst oas
h y w i p sh an Yioni and a. ! sio- uL To-
euIgh Int ,he we Without ehaus Or ears % Cn Psss
AiffST2TY sFS}Sa lhEsxGsEasTT hIEs T2 Tas Ta'r
Commencing May a. is7i.-Ieaye Sew.YalK =. f,uo,,.
barre P,.,oD fN.agio Ng E,siog B'he3 aeb caa wB
iS"sHoa Eavn &c. Connect a, JuOeton with D. l. ani r.
leSs.a s T.ssSs E1Tss' e. dali: ,ss s,a @ A.
Chunk wilse,eac crlu,on wlmspofi Ede Be- At Risos va
Li9'ta s5s H'y @%y E2I@i T,a for at Misa ssa.27 GHs
Mahanoy City Ila1leton Wltesbsrre RssBx Colsrbs Lr.
Ephraa Potsyle Harrisburg Se Connects PbisIurF D.,
ap m-FOr Pl,.p6.H
sq. Bi,i.ou @, Als9Gv. wse.brre s,d AID
Win Lehgh valley X r. FOR AenSn and Caias1ulua.
Junction With ID l.. md w. r x.
4pm.-POr Easton. ATen,own and Mauch Chunk
4'Np m.-FOr SOmeryil,e anI FlemngioH.
mttsCiNNAu BNPEEss, daily for Easion, Bethlehem Apa-
v Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Chicago aud CBsHa seD
lng and Palace Cas 20 Pittsburgh and Chicago
s:lo p m-Por Slmeuite
p m.-FOr EasiOu
pm-FoT SOmeryilp.
$50 P.n.-(Rm zant)-For Ras,on.
s:fOp. m.-Por Pialn6sd.
" p. m-FOr PlSinaeld, Wednesiays and Sstnrisys
For khabeiha G1O6.Q $50 7:l5, 5:45 80 a0 300 g. a.
1920: ll:tS 1880 90 200 20, 3i5 3f5. 900, go 15,
S:l5 $50 545 500 $50 100 T: T:4 $40 9.0 l05 100
Ticket, for the West can be obtained at The oee o he Cn Raj
road Of NewJenoy foot Of Lberyt phacp
hotels aud ticket Offices 10 NevlortCtT.
RRICKER, sgperinsnieDt
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
f}larble an0 6late Hlaniels.

4 KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
" IZIsG WORKS i34 and Fast Brhenist offers dO Marble
s,d M,rhle.e Nanes complete As Monuments Grave otone
Table Tops etc. prices that defy eompett on.
II VOLKENING's Steam MARBLE WORKS.
and FURNITURE MANUFACrORl Nos 6!I ~ va ~. -
si,hyc and and lO West Fo Marble ahn N%9osa %
Nsp and latest patterns Counters oil i'ah
Marble not higher than Black Walnut
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS: largest as
- ,ortmept in al lowest Pnee. Ecgnt neS ssn !. D.
sTRW ART Co sIth-aye. let Thhh and Tint sItis
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
NEW-YORK AM NEW-HAVEN RAIL
NJ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY ~, ISL

Passenger Station IN NevYork Of Twenty sveut't It sri
Fourth.aye. Entrance on rSeuty sevehthsi.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAlLROAh-Ia lesse ihhue'A's" - ''"""'
a. u. Chicago ara Montreal Express
o. M. Saratoga sIecisl Express ..- IL. n.,..,o..
1890 Special Chicago express iAs' uAni W."
cal. 20 Buffalo and Nagsra Fails
IL A. ~ Northern and GcseIn hrpress
3.t5p. m sarst' "a Special Express ,y,.-,, M.
m Monirrs Express sleeping cars from New lot 70
FrstPs Express, with SeelnscAs l0f "Aei"N''
syrae and fEDandsigua o,
BTdslo Niagara Pallsj also for Chicago, via both L. am ~
roads; ST. Louis Via Toledo and Loas'He VIA 'Ie~"- "
train will leave Sundays at , m o., Il, -, s-..i....-.
II o m Utica aud Try Express with 'hroosa sselihSe ea's
2p m Hudson Spccs irsin.
Ia m. aud D. IA. POagbkeopsie tfAlna ,,ur -
g;.5a. m 1880 as Snt 6:i3 m, feekshh rsn~
go .sd E. & g. S sGi ns 5a 942s $40 ,lO and m NJ
Yonkcri trains a. ~ fv..,.-. sr.s.l q.
Pr. a. : snrc al stoys south VI fonter,
'"'s' &. II. KENbRICK, General Passsnger Agnt