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, 1872-12-21
A REMARKABLE WOMAN.
The Crown Princess of Prussia

From the Noso York Times
need hardly say, perhaps, that there WAS not
the Rlightest foundation for the foolish story
about tie Grown Princess Of Prussia intriguing
to got her father-in-law to decide against Amer
ica On the San Juan question. But as the
Grown Princess is net much known, and will
probably play great part some day in Cor
many, it may be worth Thile to say faw words
shout her. She is remembered chiefly rs q
bright, chubby little girl, very fresh and rosy,
and always smiling out Of tho carriage window.
Such glinpses as have since been had Of her
have shown only TINT sho has grown more grave
md matronly. In her adopted country she ap-
pears, as in duty bound, at al1 state festivals,
and never negleots her public duties, but the
most Of her life is spent in comparative seclu-
sion. She and her husband from the first laid
down strict rules as to the sphere Of their ac-
tivity, and have sorupulously and consistently
rafrained from anything like interference with
political affairs. The Prince never hesitates
II and fully when it is asked for i; but this
is not very often, and ho has always taken care
to guard against sett1ng up little Independent
Court Of his OWL. As for the Princess she is ab-
Bolutely and entirely cut off from politics in every
shape. Her nature and training have combined
to inspire her with . profound respect for the
habits Of constitutional government. Nothing
could be mora remote or foreign to the whole
tenor of her life aud character. than political
medding. Social questions occupy her atten-
tion. She has given great impulse to all kinds
Of philanthropic aaylums, proyident societies,
etc. She takes deep interest in the woman's
rights moyemont, in ito more rational as
poets; in the efforts made to improve female
education, and to expand the sphere OF fe-
male labor. She carries on O constant and
Voluminoas correspondence with the leaders Of
this and kindred movements in this country
and they are indebted to her for much excellent
practical advice and encouraging sympathy, as
well as moro substantial help. Tho Guelphs
f1r-4 coA fnf,.
, 1872-12-21
All Ancient locomotive
Eraa,a f.e Ucs 1Eaiuss {re111fIIicnn

- 7EEVH0tzE4H.
III: me = ancient and honorable old locomotive,
John 3: Dix, Of the Chicago, Rock Island l. Pa
cific Railroad, has just come out of the shops
under new name, No. II, and when you see it.,
boys, take OF your hat. The Dix is remark
able machine. It was the first locomotive that
came into the State; was brought over On the
tho track Of the old II. t. II. Road, just COM
menced. It l1as been in almost constant use
ever since, and, with the exception Of 8 new
boiler and s1noae.slack, is about the same ms
in service. Nose Hobbs ran the Di. oirht yearn
steady. 1t il estimated that the Dig las ran in
her time about q million miles,--equal to more
than forty times around the globe, aud seems
good enough to repeat the same distauce.
, 1872-12-21
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

| The Boston relief fund is a313, ,131.
| President Eliot calls on all tho Harvard
| students to be vsccinated at once.
Tho contract for building tho St. Paul &
| by way Of Webster City, Boone and Dallas
Centre, to Dexter in Dallas County, was last
| week taken by Detroit Company, representing
| so.lc German capitalists.
| 1t is believed the wheat which California
will send abroad the present year will exceed in
value that of the gold which the State will pro-
| du:e during the seuo period. The whea: crop
viii bring tho Skate from So, ,0oo, 900 to $50 900,
900.
|. The City OF Newport, h. T., has accepted the
terms OF ". Sandford Rogers, recently deceased
in Boston, who left to this, his native city,
100000 upon the condition that the city VOL
appropriate 100000 additional fo7 the establish
mcnt OF high school, to bo called "The Rog-
ers High School.
Two Russian ladies,-Misses Olga Stoir and
Sophie Hasse,-haye been investigating the cir
culation Of the spleen by means Of injection and
microscopic examination. Their researches were
made on the spleeus OF frogs, pigeons, rabbits,
mice, rats, and various other animals, as well as
Of tho human subject.
An 1riBhman 4 birthright member Of tho
Society Of Friends, writing to the New York
Erening Post an impartial criticism OF Froude'a
lecture, says: ''When man does well ho is
called an Englishman (1fr. Lccky and Mr.. Tyn-
dali are called Englighmen, thou gh really Hish); ;
the moment he gets into = ecrape and acts wick
Guy; WEI. no Is cnnea a. IN lrlsn.
.haft ~ -. tno sst ls5 a opehlng rom me central
onened M ny b4ns 9na Ht tie aooaac dunnel vas
any ~ ~ hao oeen made that tho error,
va s1iarea and th we In very sma lhs noe
mae SnlalSeu, anu tne INES carried through from
ee auat ~ ane eno On SUNDAY last and the total
sach latera!ly, and one and a quarter inches in
tIa ~ eno pIn oene measured from the top OF
VIC @T+ 1tia.'n - a,.x;o
~ 80 ou1;oaa ua 1nct that the same letters
boar5s +',o ~ 1o Pteoiaety aro panied On 1wo
@ oneroe, tae one White on black ground and the
Iii go. I "nlee groano me white letters
t.1,oa ano @ 1e reao at greater DIS
ca1sd tIan ta tne naca Ih1s Is owing to what is
thio that 80 - u ngns. II depends on
n thls snat me impression made on the bottom OF
+he, the eye oy prgns OBJECTS extends little wider
tia 1;eIo5 ~ ~ po.son OF me organ struck BY
the arEar a oh}ects sae ~ space occupied BY
1ao ua oatAeI 4 o1]ects makes the brighter appear
, 1872-12-21
EGUEAIiONAL.
LAKE FOREST ACADEMY.

CHI situated aRa equipped bo5s
Number limited to sixty. Next term commencos Ian
~ Eoo9 tlno for nG" pupils to entor Two bos5 can
". ALLEN. Principal. Lake Forest, III. ~0'~~
, 1872-12-21
LTTTELL'S LIVING AGE,
Littell's Living Age.
weekly magazine Of siStyfour pages THE LIVING AGE
EiTos moro than
THREE AND 4 QUARTER THOUSAND

donblccouran octave pages of reading matter yearly
forming four large Volumes It IN inexpensive
fos its great amount of matter with fresh
fepete4sss attsPtsd y no other pnbsato1 the hest
Biographical Historical, md Political Information from
tho entire body Of Eurnixn Periodical LdtoratuEo.
, 1872-12-21

al dopa5tments Of Its1atnre setense A. and Poll
Extracts from Notices.
It tt beyond all question, the best compendium Of the
best n no O. other snsa
Ian hsre b toHna nenn 10 ash @ OF sterling literary
I'VE know Of way IN which one can easily keep
through this nai.'CChristian Union, n. Y.
os9as n 'bd eao pest e 81 ohnS 5 .
every wook. ."-Ths Advance, Chicago.
t1t gives articles from the great foreign Quarteres
any county 2Phiiadoiphia Press es''- -
'The ables tho most entertaining stories the
Rse 'F' here
Ware in view Of all the competitors that now In
the held to choose soud certainly choose THE LIVING
ut still merits the most unqualified praise bo-
Cusler.
struct1gc. md entertaining reading Of the day. His
s Ss i IL Il i ta ssnps g,ss
tlon that presents With satisfactory coPplotcness
e aa t s as
P9dassa; u seIest aRd easa9ad vite1s stas
wo1tb3 il lie fitsrar worid-Bostoa Post. D' ''''
gse 9s o po:sss
then y Eecelso Renters Uhrs;as without Charge
The best Homo and Foreign Literature at Club Prices
"Possessed Of Tho Living ago and ether Of our
vtracfous American nonthes. subscriber will nd him.
fsf IL command OF tho whole Observation-Disclosures
tsa dSa E ssE, s a sse{ s s
sfs "xsss;' xss nd az o8s e
Young E5. Ee!ks: Address g above:
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Departures OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TpuRSDlY. sEPr. >.

THURSDAY. SEPT . 49,
u.r M rr,,, Va luta Chebourr and Hamburg. steam
shp Seie close III SupPemearry MAI or ef o ,n
To Hooosea closed at steamship sails {" r. 'oD
so, @. Ttzdst. hooosen . ,,p. ,,,, n. nrenad with
POSTAGE 49, A. -. ...,,sA,, co,r-,Nia close
Supplementary Mail Pier No N H. eoseo al 1''
IAN rs deposited Supplementary Mails mas DC pep'' "'0
sss6le postise.l ,prn.v evr- &
Prlssisn Clod Mai only sent by the "liA"s NuO e
InIran LDeS STEAMSHIPS -, - D.. O4.. .x.-,
Tbursay al O'Clock Steamship sails uom FoF'Ano me- ID
Letter postage al the West Indies except when going eee. wn
each winch must DC iepAI
SATURDAY. SEPT. T.
Hsn, fr Europe QGeensoWn and Liverpool ger Wy
pers elose N. No Supplementary AAL SsAhsnP hN
n from Pier No. s \. X
A Pfussian Closed Mail sent By this me ~
and Bremen. per arnlo Hs
H.. AZ III m Supplementary Mail on PEE a. foot oil Imras%
U.hoien h closed Al o. m steamship sails a. 3 go
s letters depoated in Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid "'n
double postsgel
a Direct Gcrnan Nail Il sent by this line . 49,, -,
MAS ior France and per rsmthip vile Dc Pans
wi close AZ Steamship sails from Pier No 81 ~ H. o.
Nsh ior Kingston ca, and Savana bv The sesnsp ~
TRomas close Steamship sails at D NJ, from Fer NO
n. . o. , -. .io.. q,
Mails for Kew by TIE steamship City Of Ansup Close ~
2 D. l.. Steamship sails ST p from Pier No ~ L. L.
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ppn1rfTFn BUILDINGS.

PIANs SUBMITTED DURING TBE WEEK ENDING SEPT. y
No Genre MarzttpGce, brick and iron 4soy tsclass store
2JTi66 owner. j. Ii. Racsy.
Kohve cor 2dave 4sory stores and
tenements 2p5Il3 and 68z53 owner, Cornelius HOrgan
l9 % feet of 9bsv 4sorJ brown stone tene
men 26x65; owner. N. Netmark -
North d Of Chtophsr Of Bleeeser 6Story Phi
dpha brick stores enemeD 2jI2 each j. A. Gen
feet Of lstAve 4stoy broHhsone
French cats, each 2Oz62; owner, Bend Hayenough.
Of % +sOry BRICK tenement -
x4g: owners, ". & K. Johnston. 80.
Suffolk and Heser 5s0fy Philadelphia bnef
tenement. 1910; owner. j. S. Mcneil
6Jht, 5-story bOwnsone
teuem.nts, 25f75; owners A DrgrO & J. Wener.
$50 feet Of COreSIs stoy bnek once
25x38 owner, jacob Henkel -. .
g.. owner, L. b. hiddieblo0t. -
North side OF Dsaoey 81 Is feet vest Of sherst 5toy brief
stores and tsDemen each 25I6O owner, Geo Trust
West aide Of Saenf IS north Of DeneeyE 5storr brick
2J160; Geo. TTuS..
South side Of 42dst 200 Of h,r.. 5s.ory Philadelphia
brick college school, 1sI61; the Rev. H. ROnay.
No. 29 West 3Jhst, so Pbi.deph, bnck tenement 95152
owner, {. MooDey.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF EEw YORK -. .........".........sEPr. &
CTrAnEn

CLEARED.
e,snp Chin, (3r McCauey Liverpool Cha G. Franckl7n.
H. Golden Foe (bE Rbodes Barbados H. TOwbudges sons
Bark Jesue (B Staples Buenos Ayres John Norton s Sous
Cascltee. simmons. ST. Thomas. w. l. Pension Co
Seh Sea Ring BEl Granville St John, " B. HeDey Parker
ARRIVED.
Stesm.hp Caledonia OIL Oyenstone Glasgow Aug r. via hove
I'd With ndse md pass 10 HENDERSON Bros. -
Steamship Bel Bakemfn Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with mise. and pass 10 Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Dgo johnson Portland With mde and pass TO j. r.
Bari Excelsior or Sirgohlsen Carf N days with railroad iron
Bg Queen of Londonderry n. ST. Wilson Cow Bay IL days
with coal
Ecb Jede Of Cala HbOro NIB ls days With lu'"'
and plaster.
scar Oliver Psnuen Aux Caves DAYS WITH coffee &c
Ade NJ Chaowok Of BOsion Coan, Gov Bay days with
coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTov Sept A-Auved. steamship Seminole from savannah
shpsJaan O. iaer from LveTooli Lao Newport Eng bag
Cara Louisa, from Kingston, Jam
FOREIGN PORTS.
SorTHINPToN Sept <The North Loyds steamship Main
Otereborq a. for Bremen sruve here yesterday
lfOr Latest Ship Ne,CS see FIN PcQe.i
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cry GOVERNMENT.


po.ra AZ Assistsn nj Acknowledged Session
,o " MONDAY, Sept. ?. 1874.
'Present-ots T. Hail. esq, President ID the Uhair'
and quorum Of members ..,ro
..Ao .sao,faik an north side OF f1ftyseventh-st
Ihet w ~, % - ~ Ninthave., be tagged full width.
TSst sbe Sidewalk on both sides OF Ienth-ave ne,
tween Ff,y-second snd Fftytards's'' DC hSsgeo Iuh
width. ,ro ovnp
That the sidewalk on both sides OF tlItyslXthSI'
So Ninth TO Tenth-ave., be tagged
hgin NJ, ie1caik on both sides Of Ninthave., from
t,,-ry-sffh to FIfty-niuth-st., De Ragged.
mat Ilfty-sixih-sL, from Hintn to Tenth-avey be
lighted. - 49, -
ina. two Rouleysrd lamps be placed front OF the
Cornell Memorial NJ T. Church, IN Seventy-siXthst, be-
tween Second and ThtrG-aVes. ,,
\. JOcLEh AANA4 On VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
Horse AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoEK, wednesday. Sept. ., is'2
There is o marked improvement In all
branches OF the horse trade. In the Bun he""
the demand for work horses has been very iar' anu
prices continue firm and unchanged The near appro@o
active trade in carriage spans Stylish coupe
horses. find strongly fOreshadowed by the numerous
coachmen and go-betweens swarming through = Eass
Twentyseventhst. and the uptown SAFE sIloes, ,ho
long as buyers find 10 troublesome 10 look LOT tnc
selves and deal directly with the owner or cOnn7
seller OF the stock must expect fancy prices 70
be the order OF the day. ,,.,,.
There large attendance at the sale heldet mes
Barker Il Chases City Auction Mart ana NJ u latb'I,,
SAILS where the following prices have been ieaIl%eu
under the hammer:
Disruption Hands Years. rneeo
Pair brown geiogs Kenuckv bred. 10 and st.o %
mare, by Ry,dyEs han5letonan.. Bt ~ ~
Bay gelding... l9l 80 "a
Pair caenut l32 ana "
bay eCnetet..................... 10 -
Thoroughbred bay colt by Harry Rooth dam 10y En-
ineer IS hands high, years Old, was SOFA az priF&le
sale for $780, TO Col Wizards OF Jersey CITY, Aland2e
hut little used brought $780, and number OF second
hand vehicles, pretty fair prices. 49,,
Messrs Waldfon q Cooke OF Church St nave this day
opened a new morse auction mart &c Nos 592 and Sg4
Broadway, williamsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM GLASGOw-IR steamship Caledonia sept 4-Mss Mary
Bacslev PARK s. Warren T. Ssnbon Henry Morris Mrs Evans
son Miss Sabi1a Carroll r J. Eeeham A. g. Coe Rev M
CnG and wife Dr. Robert White Misses Catherine and hate
white Js nj Vennett Rev W Evan Mr.. Sevrgh Richard
OBnen Tbos Clement Thos Coop wife and child Robert wilson
Peer Crane Harvey John E. WsrsOn, Emanuel Winter
berger Pigeon % Miss Beverley Mrs Wen Csss
PRIDE mNn vile family Mr.. Lindsay, Hiss 0aAasher Miss
Todd " La. BlackleV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK Wednesday Sept. L. 1874
There was but a very small attendance al
the Exchange this morning, and no TRANSACTIONS. Inc
only sale which was expected to take place-Vz'' Dy
Inch n Camp legal sale under the direction OF Sidney
H. Stuart referee Of the lot 20lx75 together WIN the
improvements thereon located the westerly side OF
secondaye distant 50 feet and inches southery from
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adjourned until the 18th inst Re
gardpg the suburban sale which held by Jere =.
Johnson r. at Ocean Point on Rockaway Neck a. 90 ~
yesterday tues ay) IT is reported 70 US hat 49,
people were in attendance and the result IN every way
satisfactory the sales amounting 20 over siOOOI -,
While we do not entirely agree WIN tne i o.
part OF the present method OF conducting ts css oi
sales we feel obliged note that the success whcn mas
attended them during the past spring ana now aSd
upon opening OF the Fall BUSINESS oilers s'ong ~
ducements their favor The whole plan mas III IL tno
t. recommend and very much 10 deprecate. We .helo
fore leave il as an open question: those curious can
thoroughly satisfy themselves by attending any one OF
numerous sales winch will take place curing n ne
Autumn season, ample information regdIunE une Gnu h
place of when will De given in this column In tne
present instance, meeting was he'd by number oi
yoraby voted upon thanking Mr. Johnson for the sue
cess OF efforts amuse aud render entirely eoior
able those WHO accepted MS lhVltauon 70 a''onu-
We give below full particulars OF the SAFE. >, ,,o.
private sale it Is Reported 10 US 10y M. H. &
of lot 25xlOO ON Ienth-Ve east sue 10 lee t
north OF One-hundred Wenteth-st; ana Oh tnree
lots 75xl00 on ~
l25 Of Tenthave Tour lois IN an IOr SlaVV
The following sales are noted TO take pace al me L.
change Tomorrow r7ursaay. SPIT
By Kenrey legal sale By orae Of h'th'" T. Brennan shsI
b ia gw Co. legal sale under the direction V.
aerecn 2TO1 win extension feet deep located on me norm,
THIRTY st. and Fourb,Ve known as NO. so|
Miller LEGAL sale under the direction H 40. Of i1,%,
snd.tVe ftt-st. l55 east OF FourtR-aTs ~,
Locustae u feet BoulsvsTd and DUh0n't
10 ~ e lam, .0i s sSoud .S. sale udeT the direction of
Hch Beams referee two lots lIlO located on the SCUM
Of Onehundrea Zs ieet west Of Fourte >,
suburban sale, held at Ocean Point, kockaway Neck
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

pom TrvTpPOOI-Ta steamship Hetdfd SEPT Rev ard Mrs
GoodHb and child MARY Nellie julia and Fannie GOOD
b n. 80 Miss Potter Potter VIM A. Jenuef Rev MI
en AlbeT 81 Tule Charles W. Terry Charles Maddox Miss
asor N Barker Bowen, Mrs Belknsp and son Mrs Wyesou
~ d NJ Heman SOmerve Miss Beknsp Miss Con
sbe A. Van Cortland D. A. Fox Albert Norton Robert Blake
4 Beutey
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Sun nses..... 53 6lb Moon et''''''' o'O%
.,GH WATER -.
Sap,- Hoof 9.O5 Cows Sal Hell Gate Fery l5O
Sandy beot 49, gl3 Cows Island 80 1000 Hell Gate Ferry. l49
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Gountrn iJroperip TO Get.

Two LET or for SALE-kent 81 200; 80 min
Lbery-T express trains by best rtifoads Low fares
Frequent ommupie,tons tasteful and weLArsg,d broom COT
TAGB With modern eonVenences bath de Lot 100000 with
garden Two inmates rom depot and
N, edge Of town Growing eligible location Choice
bou.e With stable II preferred TNothrd purcs, money
main Went Elizabeth Depot Central K IN IL address
VILLA PROPERTY. Bor 1884, klEaheih, n
TTNO LET IN THE COMMENCEMENT q
plean. home fifteen modern improvements; miles
on Erie RsiUa forty and child eight
years age viii parties for rent of he
had or an ndefn period ua, family having and qung good
references. Address ESTATE, Boz Us Tribune Once.
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% Whorn II man Gcnterr

BOARD OF APP0RTI0NMENT and AUDIT.
-Pube Notice hereby gwen IN conformity Win sefnon
Ch,n,.r al the Eexfoi i'm ths,
public msssg Of the Board Of Appoonnsn, Asd 81 The
CIV .nd Couay Of vii be held on ths ou
trosr On The Oh, F.uYo IN the Es~YoTk Coan Coo Io,s
THURSDAY be day Of September, lsI eeel n-Dsssd
Hss.Yofi sspl e. ls7a RICHARD A. srORRs
Cerh 10 Board 81 Apporrsnns,s and xad,t
EOR RELIABLE INFORMATION on NORTH
CAROLINA her cultural Mineral Iadaal
Rssssoss ssaysss J. l. LASlAux Hssssu WAIss c. H. q
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GUNNER Retreat

Gunner Retreat
CHITTENANG0 WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS HOTLL Madison Co. n T.. open FER ta,s Board,
WssruSTsh HO1ss. Tair
tesnth D. ?. PErLm
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, Vt.
Rev NEWMAN D., PREP Ops tsoa ky SPECIAL
to families Asa ssazoa osaTssn
NVACCABUC HO u 81, Lake Waccabuc,
0sD.ss Bndfs Wssshssssr Coss.v T., viii opsr Jsas
H. MAD. Proprietor
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Real estate 10 Grthance


DEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.-A fine
IL MANSION in Ps.se EevJersey u niles from Sew.York
Ene Railway taking 30 minutes time to cone EXCHANGE
property hotel otherwise in the West tie
rooms gas AMI cold water northern
end respects desirable residence Eew-YoTk
business The place worth $4,000 the (which
should To having property onness
purposes West and who desires TO exchange the advertiser
vail os the nducement Of home a for bis but which has
become needless BY reason Of death his family Address
ESTATE, Box rs. Tribune 0fee.
ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY in New
York BROOKLYN, VALUABLE FARM in orange County. STOCK
RULAND WHITING. BeekmAnst
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Ciip Eeal estate for Sale.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Sos 50 West Thy seecBdI JO3 West Twenty third
81. sp p. N. at resear Omee rates
A PARK-AVE. Story High-StoOp tho
IA roughly built modern and vey finished BROWN STONE
DWELLING the ssse location that Avsnu. 7Ie lot %
feet Tor sale By VK STEVENSON 4 SON, I
IL Pnest and 17e Fihbsve.
I OTIS on the GRAND BOULEVARD and on
~ EiGHTH-AvE, facing csn. PsIi Cor SALE at the Loves,
k.rssl v. X STEVENSON 4 SON,
ka u Plsssl ed No. 10 fihhrsve
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Gitn l1roperin 10 Esi.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en-
suite Snglt families single gentlemen hrsess
board. 3O4 seeond.aye next bloch TO Pirh
ITO LET-A large BASEMENT, VITA two
ovens sutAb. Bread and Pie Bakery, Thirty bG-
and Broadway AID SiIlh.aVs-ob stand
wN II. RAZOR. 81 Pins-st.
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JuufI llVO
80, i3D, $50, and $500 p. m.
For Warwick. 400 HOO. ard TIL IS a n. go p N.
For Nerbugb, ao 800 and 1900 $50 49, and $50
500. 6 90. t6:3n, '7:o0. and 'll:2O D.. m.
ll:0O 'Ii:l3 800 800 500 500 t63o ECO and 'I:3O !.
For Patersou '7JO 500 1890 1900 100 I15 1910,
500 soo s:l5. @ Geo, $780, 200 s:l5, 'l:3o
spd 'l200 mitsishL - - . .
For Rg:asriu Park Pie Gas 'r3o $500 1000 lot
n, n 'I:Is. $50 io0, SIS &C., $780, si3 aud ~
midnight
For H,ekut,ck and Way 900 BIS and 1878 NJ Loo 400 SEQ
COO ard $50 n. and Saturdays only, 10 midnight
siae aud way 500 BIS aud i3:i5 leo 600 500
ssd Goo D. and SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight
spnng VALLEY AMI Way 500 els. tess and 200 LOO Ef3
500 tud Go D. and SATURDAYS only, u 100 midnight
For Entewood 500 7:s5 900 l30 3l5 Ais. as $50 60
and m oniT, 1900 midnight
$780, 7.l5. 900 a 1880 BIS, ais $50, 60 and
s7:Dp N Saturdays only. l2o0 midnight
Po Upper 7fS - E3o, ais, ii5 $50, go
and fT.45 p. m. Saturdays only, u midnight - .
ard EyseE. 1+S and - and l5o as $3.50
60 and f7.f5 D. N Saturdays only, IL midnight
BTn leaving ChEmbe,st hours or bali hours leave
Is minutes than above time Tae JO
D. m and y mdBght trains start from Chambsrs-st only
B-Trnns the n. r. Of n j. leaving Chimoersrt
TWENTY 20 minutes earlier than above tna
Tickets passage and for Apartments In Drawing Room and Sleep
obtained orders for the checking md an,fer Of
.ar Coust Brookyu Montgomery Jerssy City the Com
t.nT, Dsuots and Of ag,nts the principal hoeL
sDay tsaHdys only tGoshsn Sunds,, onll sNyaet onlT
tfgal PasfrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05

NEW-JERSEY SOU 7 HERN RAILROAD
~ LISE-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on EEW-JER-
try SOUTHERN RAILROAD BRANCHKS and CONNECTIONS
Ssin.I connecting With Sandy HOOK leave Pier a. SOIis
PLYMOUTH Rock, 6:5 a. N, through TO Delaware Bay
HOYT, 9:4O m. Ntrrtovu. via Toms RIVER.
PLYMOUTH ROCK KxPkksS to Log Birss through to
Delaware BsV
The SIS for Red BaIk sIs TIE tao iatrisr
Per- hounosh
trains al Long brntk
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hsof aaa rs'er coed for ether Of
"' '''' G. W BENTLEY Gessr.I kss,tsr 40 Broadway.
FECH Pier rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05

ERlE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
IL TrGini taxing June H. From C6aubesst Depot for
Twenty .thrd-st nc bslowl
z,.-Cineinns Cbe,go Dsy Express DRIVING Room
Coaches 70 Buffalo and Niagara Falls AID Sleeping Coaches
destination.
IL rn.-Erpes Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls DnHas-
Coh suIquensnna and Sleeping Coae5es 70 dstnon
$3.50 Night EEprs Sleeping Coaches Buffalo and Niagara
f1lh
700 p. (Diy) Cincinnati aud Chicago Night Express Sleeping
COshe, through Cincinnati Bs.O Niagara fslS and thence
Cnicfgo
For Por Jsri eco 500 Oo and 'lls H. 40 $50 and 100
For Goshen and Mdd.,swp 49, stO 1890 HOO 's H.