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Gteanboats and Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSBY.-
Pseseer aad Freight Derot Ssw-York foot Of bfr Ton
meets a. sout Bach T. X at Hampon jhnfon VIZ
the ard Slsquchanua Dol and at Easioo N no rhEn
VALLEY Railroad an connocign forming dreci e % iiosfss
tie Wes Of ears; ao 70 Csntfai fenA ' ~"
'"' ALLEyTOwN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMMER ARkANGEMshG
Commencing Jny TO- l851-Leaye Hew.iork a. iolora.
SO n.-Way Tram TO- Somcf-.ic nj emir ton
m.-for Eie,oB Betlrhen Blih, hueh 'lpnE Wk'iarc
shanoy CITY N CAHs Haie.on, Tahshafnos Iossnda,
MORNING Exp lgsS day (eIosp ssu ialsl for Eon
Harrisburg. aud the Wos Connects az Scnse or
Feungton Esston Msnh Chunk WlaesharF sfantn W"
harrrDot hne,
I6.n a. m.-wsv Train for Somervile.
I.:05 g. m.-Way Train 70 EiE'ln.
Ip m-For Fsmuyou Esson AlelioFn Hsnh t.nt hahsnoy
Cty Heon wilsesbare sclion, Rcaaag Columbia 'A~,''f
80 m.-F0r i0nerg'if
42JD. m.-F0r Psin5ed.
o m.-POr SOm.rv.iR
cop m-Por Baston Asnown and Msach CUM cosa'al :,
Junet.ou with Del. Lsc.. Wet X
~ -Por Sonefgiie sod lemngton.
90 n@EyENING EXPkEsa. daily Eaon, Be,hlets~ Allen
Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago att Cncun@u
m.--Por Sonervile.
Tj0 Z. m.-(Emigraut t-For Easton
Sard 1880 D m.-For PaiIhcM
For Eilabe,b at ss 6;lj 1O 7;l5. 73 $50 900 DIS
1000 HOO 1:Sj nj l203 R45, lt0 100 30 800, So
400 as 4.5 800 is $3.50 5:i5 500, $50 1900 49,
i:i5. 800 500 Gas, 10:3o. 1859. 1900 D.
Tickets OBTAINED toe oaco Of the Genital Rail
hotels and ticket oSoes in NewYOrk City, - .,
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auetion Sales of Real gstaic.
Gitn properip to frt.


A LARGE, shOwy STORE on Broadway, near
N will be LEASED low with immediate possession
lately occupied bank PIrTUREs, desired FOR SALE eheP
GRAFP & BLAUvELT 729 Broadway.
A VERY fine HOUSE, Is rooms, in perisesctt
Ll order In hrstclsss Location improvements complete 70 M
cheap aud Furniture sAtR bsfgsn Can, "a 2oa 40
J. O. FREEMAN l67 Broadway, Room ~
T'0 LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE, No. west
Il Porty nnthSt Apply on the premises 10 A. j. LEWIS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD -Commenciae MONDAY JUNE "a, 1T3.
Through trains will leave Grand Genital Depot .
500 m and hontea Elnress sh drasng room cars
Wv through watetown and Rochester
900 H. SPECIAL Express with drawing cars for ssraios and
ST Albans
1000 n special chicago Express with d,snsroOn Bs'so
and Niagara Falls
rl.oo . a. Northern md Western Express.
3XO m Special Dr.rngroon Train tor ssstoss Dn'"s " ""
400 H. Moairs. Express With ,eepIuges Vw Ne. fOr. ST.
600 m EEpTe.s daily sleeping for wstsno.s, ogiss'
burg and CsnsndaguA
SEQ n Psss EIpes ~ 'lsePaseans for Rochester B1sAe
" And N.gus Fails, ChieAgo both L. and n. e..
R.Ilrosds This ssndara
,,.oo M EIpress with Cor Troy and Albany
'''NV ~ q. H. KENDRCk. General Passenger Agent
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NJ, . - ,.,,Ss, -" 90 D ii"iSs Vi . e2a SO
Ioo o. " ~ ~ syc e,en 10 ana I IA
m.0n'n nPi -; ~ toJ - ts.e3 a - 900
3Sist hs 20 90 ~ q ~ W - AZ . so,a9 70O
SHnet 10 10 10 o. ~ W u % ~. M a,qa 420
a D. ,15 y ~ ~ "a sve ~ atl0o ,...., 300
sotnsr > 9, 1,s q " " 80 on 80 1s,i0os 1850
s 60 q " 81 sb,ys No t1IOoS orecose... 363
"a q y 20 "a .vs i2o,q N rs \, vacant otsl 10000
s 81 @ SSS v $50 N n and h, mor, sG 200 1850
s24tnt' 80 % - = y, s1,s.t 9s,ao b,nd 900
a. . /" n ~ 7atbst rs 6roo l....... 1850
sthsye e' % It Of 'O'o'' liiOo al 10000
,e - -; ave 9otlo0 And oelet lease 5000
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A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL FOR LEASE.
THE OLIVE-ST. HOTEL.

FORMERLY kMOWF AB THE hONkOE HOUSE,
Coasupr i% we'll ventilated aud ntnated OF
~ Louis essr.d ,sasruAed er lose from
Of September n77 until the s Of Jsaay IsTI This bang
located s ese Of the PesOhes and shs pn
Opal business srsagAy repaired and
r~psetsd su1 eeeent order for k class The dsas
the Apporieanea Of the ef Ne
bes eharsetsf rer particular. apgD ~ es sLiress o.
hURDOCn 4 DICKSON .. las u bApA
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DEYNSYLyANIA RAILROAD, UNITED

RAILRoADs OF n J,DIysI0s-Pron foo, o. DBsBRossks
sr and from foot For WkSr PHILADELPHIA
a, 500 sRl sG a. m, np 600, s:o, t;o' s;s- N! ID
sshl For Philadelphia via Camden n asd1 fof BALI
a m p Por ,be SOUTH 500 N sad s;1' Pail
change For the WEST u. PsOas,.ni.
m and through from sewIoi Pseagh heAse s.d Lee
Vile wihoa change Pullman Palace attached the eo
dly and run nsash PisbaIgh Caespsu Louisvil sAd 81
Louis, without change PalnAn Palace ca. are attached ~
M ana Rssfork 70 fiihosEh, feH Wgs aH
Chicago without ehes sale foot of pbfesses vi
o. Broadway pal Takes eject yay s
A i CAssArT Gsal MAaAssf. " ". JACKSON. Gee sapt
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Citn Rea. Gslate for Sale.

---o-o-~~-------~>----~-~~-- -
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TUE UflOmn
OFFICES Thirty seondst, JOa Wett Twenty nu
up o p m. at regular Office rates
A UGUST FREE REGISTER, with new com,
N plete Map Y c. valuable information Of real
stae etc V. X STEVENSON x son,
II Pine-st and 226 Hnhave
PARK-AVE. 4 Story High-StOOp tho
IN roagby built modern and vey finished BROWN STONE
IN the most select that 2s69 lot W
feet, for sale by Nk ErbNsoN o 90 s0Sb bch,,s
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ERIE RAILWAY.-summer Arrangement of

ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
r. Trains taxing elect June H. 1872 From CbsnbeL Depot tor
Twentyhrcst see note below.
m.-Cncnust and Chicago Day Express Drawing Room
destination
1iam.-Erpress Mail Buffalo Niagara Pals Druing.
Coach and Sleeping Coaches
53O D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches Basao Niagara
Coaehes through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fsls snd
For Port Jerys 800 300 OO and 'll5 n $50 ard .7co
For Goshen Mddetovn '71O 800 $780, llOo and 'lls
For Warwck 500 100 and flll5 a. NJ. $50 n.
For Negbugb. 1890 and HOO $50
For Sufem t7O 500 1870 O0 'lll5 <to $40
$3.50. 90, t6:3n, 200. and sll:30 m.
For Hohokus Auiale and Rsuseys tT:3o 500 g
l.O0 'll:l5 300 800 &0l Coo 1890, 700 and 80 E
Por Paterson C:t5 ITO 800 3:3 1000 l0O tl5 l2tO
m sll5 330 400 500 5l5 s9 Goo, $50, go s:l5 ':9
For RatheriGr Park and Pass,e Gas '73 ia9 woo
n. u n, 'I:i5, $780, 500, 5l5 eOJ '6J0 a5 AID ~
For HseEensack and Way fs45 m 100 So
600 and : m, aud Saturdays only u midnight
Hlslale and Way 500 8l5. and J:i3 TO 600 800
and 500 D. m. ani SATURDAYS oniy. " 40 midnight
For Sprng Valley Way 500 10 iSA, and 800 a. loo t4
500 and Go D. m and SATURDAYS on ]! 100 midnight.
Eugewood, 500 i:i5, $500 JO 5l5, il3 40 30 30
For Cresskll 500 300 l:j BIS Al3 SO go and
a7:i5 ,. N. Saturdays only. 1900 midnight 49,
Upper Pemont. > 7:ia, y m, 1870 $40 80, 30 90,
and f7I5p m SATURDAYS oay u midnight
Firrmout AID a. anl lIn ~. f3.A,
GO, aud i145 N. Saturdays only, Il mllnignL -
B. hours hai
.hirl minutes above The ll:O
D M and u midnight trains start from Chambers st. oulJ.
n B-Trnns n r. X Of y j. leaving Cnlnuers
ter Twentyhrlt 20 minutes earlier tan ao'e i'o
Tickets aud for Ap9r In Dgac Fon aud Sleep
be- obnet and ones fr the eec aH4 trnsc -
ltggage the Compauy Ofcec23 !zs - Broad
BROOKLYN. Muntgumeris TIE
panys Depot aud OF agents a. the piaeiPli hots
sbaly fslndays only tGoshen SUNDAYS on fHyaes Only
n,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

WHAT COL. PICKETT THINKS OF THE ARCHIVES.
TO fhe EdffOr Of The tribune.
SIR: You WILL it is presumed, have seen my
statement TO the effect that complete copies of those
Confederate Archives" which have agitated the
public mind exist In this Dominion. and hither
and have communicated with the holder Of them ia a
very far distant town. and he has already submitted
20 my inspection everything relating 10 the mission Of
Messrs. Thompson, Clay, and Holcombe, and TO the
famous Niagara Falls Conference" lsOcaed). have
peTused those papers carefully and have been unable TO
discover anything In them which is otherwise than
highly eTeditaDle the heads and hearts OF messrs C.
T. CaT and j. r. Hoicombe and " the bQpor VI the Con
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

rT0 RENT-Furnished, within II minutes
uaf of McCombs Dam Bridge and Of hoars drive
Cenr. Park the desirable furnished HOUSES be
With The ground Of containing
Be billiard all fully and handomsJ hnlshed the car
sgehon large with stable dr horses the We
Of the surrounding country mAgsho-ut perfectly healthy and In all
respects suitable for the nee Of gentleman Who desires esun
y within the railroad seambosi %
drive Apply 70 HUGH CAMP 100 Brcsdvsy DAILY lis
WsiL.t 80 80 lssp
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING sCLY % leiA
station in NesYo of Tgouy yScynts MI Pola,c
Eatnnce on Twentg,seyelts-si

T"ssens'I '-''A' 'N t,,-.c ~ T,-cnty.sy,'.rtI..t
TRAlYS LEAVE NEWYOaK
For YewHsven. l. (3T), n3J M l2:l5 VLl Hr) &4a
''f fS BDa.Dao i s1 ~ + g(%l o :9 M Ia5 m I 49,
' Ts 'I NSi 11I and ST. sts!fol z IT, ll, M 80 . and
Farded, Southport and wesiPort, T. 1 ll: 90" $40 80"
For south SorvaL s1) o 1890 25 1j 0ll S'
For b,nta. ~ 81 g. ii:5 No. 80 $50 $50 ego @
For stamford E1 r. 6 ls1 M; l5;'5 IEs 2''' 'Ehh
For ami intermediate Stations = 40 lip mi 2''
2 Sooar t MI Y rPp RAIN eaye, rSsn Seu,oa at7 Ia s
Boston, VIA 00A Sp'"t5SS coSSBCrISG HsG TRAINS
For For Boston Bo:to1 via VI, sR3s sSaF n m F. and
iaiot and spsassl si = 'i:' 49, ,o,
For NsxgCr r. a. ,,,as and 3 % 70 & S'0'
For Colnectcut River Railroad, n:J m, to G"en'ed
For % soi ProViience and FsSsi Railroad Ia.ls 70
For shore Line RAJ say a. a. m to No"tel AMI to'lgos ''
POr Connecticut vasy Railroad a m and P %. ...,
EGT SssR1ys si end No 1'@p0n Railroad a. H. ID"
FcT YeTaavsn MdilctOwn and wwartc Railroad AF Ln').
For n Hou.atdac i5. p Railroad and p m, .
For Daasay and YorTaiE Railroad, and a:la aod
For sbepsug Valley Railroad via DaHbuV and NoTTa r. n
an For ri Canaan Railroad a. l2:ls 49o AID SO
CmmOl9a eePagea, are attached to ,, "a @ se1 a i ~.
a m, AIS, and 3 p trains
the p:So tss s SsSYofs sf:1 and
g and 1.e 5 s. ,as SIIs so No. 90 nc cos and
leaving suitable notice can have their 0s sd ay S Ta ssS
A'EW-1ORk MIDLAND hAlIN Al --NI W =
~ JERSEY DvIsIOS-Passenger Depot Hesfor foot 81
COrtlsndt aud Desbrossess frefh 'teed at Ter 80 Norm
River and TINE 81 TRAINS p LE%vIS SESroRk
Adopted July 1872
Saoau-W.y train for BoommgbuTg and intermediate stations
m-EIpress mail Tor EnsHyie Liberty falls and Intermediate
stations
IOlOa m-wsy Booningds AMI intermediate stations
In m-W.y train for Woendyke and intermediate stanoBs
$50 m-wsy train for hdetovn aud Intermediate stanoh
4O o. m-EIpess Haekensack. Paterson, WoHendftS
Frsuka Middeo~n Blenvils and Lberty Pals
$40 D. m-wsy train for BoGngaae and intermsdst sn"es
$50 o for Worendyke aud Intermediate saesA
.RBTuRNING-Leaye En,nyne, 3:55 $50 arrive In Ne"
York lQ:iO n Leave Liberty Pslk $500 M aHi
D m, arrive In EewYoFt 1910 s:20 Leave hSe.o.a
l and a 4;5s and tW mi arrive 10 He-i0' "'''
H. i''" M Wv A' NV ~ JOHN BRADLEY
W. w,rn supt Ee~Jerssy D,aoa
General Tichet Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
N c vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. (Commencng hay lll
Pier $3.50 aud IhrtiOubt az bi lanl
lux Yonke Tauyosn and Nyaek by r!boa PokepHe khne
beck Tivon. Catskll and Hudson.
same day ST
Connecting for all points West and North.
Special trains t. SARATOGA and SHARON evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
fonses ano farms u)anteo.

WANTED-To purchase in Brooklyn, three
" story Brick BovuStone HOUSE. on goa suo| ~"
dress Y g. Bor s Tribune Oce Price not 10 effeei SV""
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Country propertp TO Eet.

A I MOrristown, ew-Jersey-TO LEI, on
Opposite Mr. fods large brick mansion nov
building HOUSE all modern excellent stable
Of the beet gardens the county rent iO0 SMITH
DODGE Is West Tweniethit
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
Otean Steamers.

GAN DOMINGO LINE.-The ". ,. Man
- steamship riBEB Cart Delanoy, will have Pe, H.1h W
on THuhhDY Arg Is, at Tor PUBkTA PLATA Sh"AN'i
and SAN DOMINGO CITY ROr freight passage apply TO
sPOFFORD B3OrIiBRS 4 Co, ~ broadEV,
Bills Of Exchange PrA Plata sAmana and Gan D'nfso CV
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ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

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u 4 R1L 4 " d LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

TTE progress OF Life Insurancein the Tn.
iiei States proves this great browning
triumph oil modern science and philanthrc.
phv to he one ofthe marvellous features oiuu,
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The wisdom Of all ages has devised mott.
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Is good, that it is difficult to see bow an in.
t-'Iicent man, with proper concern for tlt
comfort and protection Of his famil, can fai
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Life Insurance leaves really money 70 set
~ estates to advantage. II will prevent, :
sacrifice Of property :f a mar die In debt. I
is subiccl to no tax during life. nor Crrha, :
Court expenses fer death. tits exempt !,
'aw from debt. II is rapidly becoming ,
rule that all men inst attributes insure.
ON MARYLAND Company commsnds itso'
to the confidence ard patronage .fonr p-o
lie in all parts of the State Its directors ar,
men q: known integrity aud ability. to VI err
tho public NAV look with confidence tor .
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mus. he clear to every intelligent mind that
il we would secure the largest prosperity {,
nrr State and people Individually. we must
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Had III" FIVE million dollars seat ort ortl {
state annually for insurance beer invested =,
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cailv oUE COMPANY gotten UP by our nE>T
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" insure without sending the money on: ~
ur own State. The affairs of the Compar,
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Such has been our marked success. that VI
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DIS? aud LARGEST company in the United
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ave received. and solicit q continuance ooi
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>-lf-respect ard self.iuterest cmbine to max,
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Now, dear sirs. in view Of all the dvsr.a
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Fnrms of tnvestment-is il not the murni dut :
ofevcry man Ia putsumeihing in form tina,
~iL prevent want and distress. or trouble On
the part OF those ne loves 50
By all means Insure, and - il at once in
The. Maryland Company. The oif.cs.s Of thi,
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GEoP THOMAS, President.
AK Fosp, Secretary.
Bot.p OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Eas~;er, \. Geo II IiiIner.
Alien. A Chapman, Thomas Cassard,
Geo 7 Thomas, ,. William Devrics,
Hugh SisSon. Charles Webb,
Hiram W Gods Ir.
J MYERS, Stale Agent.
'rns COMPANY errgR TO
Judge Nagruder, Judge Ford. Judge Ma-
~on. Hon Fed Stone, Barnes compton ard
Editor O! Beacon.
sksA NsEaS, the State A gent. will he
in Lconartltorn duringthe sfstweek of Cour:
to transact the business 1.-THE company, and
~H'aisoihsuft Prorsrstrn 6sltiassre ObMpsn.
ny.
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Peterson's Magazine
Cheapest and Best Of Al.
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1872.

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Improvements will be made in 1872, when
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One Thousand Pagesl
Fuuteea SplenGid Steel Plates.
Twelve Coi"rel Berlin Patterns!
Twelve Mammoth Colorcsl Fashions
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Well Digging.

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signed expe:itionsly and cheaply.
Rates. IS cents per foot. for digging and
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An Extra Ccpy Of either ;he Mscaz,po
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$50 90. without eStr. copy,
Subscriptions to ilarpcr's Magazine. Week
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Back Numbers can be supplied at any
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THREE.PKT FELT
nor ROOFING

In rolls, &c inches wide, " So fret in length !;
e~eh roll will cover surface 10 feet square, or
loo square feet.
II Is 10 he laid scross the roof. shinglc FASH
ion. with lap Of two inches and secured ey
mailing the edges with 81 nails and tin cars
when laid, the Felt Is 20 be painted with
Adsffe Reef Coa'irs, and Ssnded. The sas,ie
Roof Coating Is mixed, ready Tor use, aud is
applied with brush.