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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26
REpUBLIcAN STATE CONVENTION.

Republican Union State Convention y hereby
called Y be held =, BE W or FMhaYA. b
EDNEsDAY TIE fik ~ p D1rno oe Of ehoosipe
Delegates to represent the state OF ern0H enubi~
National Conyention eailsa o. t he CITY Of Phil
adslphia on Wednesday the ON CAV ~ ~ a. he
G5 sss a PIPbpsaSs and Vice President Of the Unit
Ell States =, "a N.,iooal Co,nmittee each
state < authorized TO be represented IN the NATION
al Convention by Delegates equa. TO twice ne mum,
be Sss eD nj IN he next National Congress.
The Republican Union voters OF vermont WI, oe
represented 10 the state ~ eSate from
each town and an additional delegate Tor eaen one
hundred aud fifty votes cast 10 the hepHo'"p sa
gates will provide themselves with proper creden-
tals signed by the Secretaries OF their respective
PRIMARY 'nss''ns' @. G. BENEDICT. Chairman.
KITTREDGE HASKINS. Secretary.
GEO. A. MERRILL.
r + FiFifLp. Republican
STEPHEN THOMAS.
PROSPER MERkILL, State
KITTREDGE HASKINS,
ALBERT CLARKE. Committee
PPRAY KIT NfsAIRBANKs)
Brattleboro. VI. March is, 1872.
In behalf of the several District Committees. we
approve and concur in the above cali.
PIP. PITKIN. Chairman of LIST Dist. Com.
s. n HEKRICK. Chairman I'd Dist. Com.
j, NJ. KNOX, Chairman Sd DIST Com.
The total nu nber ofdelegates under tho above call
s9ts The apportionment for Windham and Wind
sor counties is as follows;
WIypHAM CouNrY-S1 Delegates.
Atbens ! Putney
prattlehoro Rockingham
Brookline Sonieiseb
1ummerston ! Townshend
Grafton Vernon
Gniiford l Westminster
Uaiifax l Wardsboro
Tsmaica ! Nottingham
Londonderry Wilmington
Marlboro ] Windham
Newfane
WINDSOR CouSrY-S5 Delegates.
Andover Pomtret !
Baltimore Reaqlng !
Rarnard 2 Rochester
Bethei l Royalton
Bridgewater sharon !
Cayendish 2 Springfield s
Chester Stock bridge, l
Unrtford | Weaihersgeld
Uartlsnd ! Weston
indlow West Windsor I
Norwich Windsor
Plymouth weston
Itissuggested that that the Towns choose Substl.
tutes as we'll as Delegates, so that they may not De
unrepresented in the Convention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26

- The ODDLY Warden" so much
talked about in "dress circles is an
over-dresss nearly similar to polonaise.
1t is used as house dress, and is be-
coming quite fashionable. Dolly Var
den," daughter of Gabriel Warden, will
be remembered as character in Dick.
ens's novel of " Barnaby Ridge" She
was locksmith's daughter. lively CO
quette, and the garment now named af
ter her is said to be revivalof the style
worn in England at the period that sto
ry was laid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26
X INGLSEYS IRON TONIC.

The best article to build up the system. A true
Nerve Tonic. Used with great success in Weakness,
General Debility. Nervous Affections. Dyspepsia,
Longuor Poverty OF the Blood. Female Complaints
and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed Ii iusr
the thing to keep up the tone OF the system, IL
no Quack Nostrum, but a Reliable Iron Tonic. II
is now used by many of the Hospitals in New Eng
land rs their standard Tonic. Physicians told
composition. and are using 1t with great in
their practice. NJ lnutacturers. Merchants. Law
yers, Ministers. Ladies try this ARTICLE
IT WILL DO YOU GOOD.
1t is surprising how quick it will buid up pale and
sickly children.
KINGSLEY'S IRON AND MANDRAKE
PILLS.
Are the best Pills for the cure of Indigestion Liver
Complaints. Jaundice. Headache Stomach Ais,
Constipation and all Diseases arising from
torpid state Of the Bowels. Two Pills
equal to bottle Of Congress Water.
Sold by ali Druggists, spnl4.26
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26

Itissuggested that that the Towns choose Substl
tutes as we'll Delegates, so that they may not Dc
unrepresented in the Convention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26

=
A prisoner in Jacksonville, Ind,
penitentiary attempted TO escape a few
days ago by getting himself nailed up
in box by companion. One end was
arranged so that he could open it by
pulling a string. He was carried out
with other boxes labelled "wagon
spokes" and deposited in the warehouse.
Unfortunately for his plans the box was
placed on the wrong end, and he was
compelled to stand on his head. He
bore it bravely for about twenty minutes,
and then startled the bystanders by cry
ing out" Turn this box the other way
Something of panic eusued, but the
box was finally opened and the convict
was returned to his old quarters.
= The New York Evening Mail evi
IDENTIFY thinks itself smart and funny il
saying the following: Look out fol
pure Vermont maple sugar. They hav,
been boiling man in it at Fairfield
This man was boiling sap in forty gal
Ion kettle, hanging on pole, when h
struck his head against the pole and fel
into the kettle. From what we lear
of the character of these Vermont farm
ers, we have not the least idea that the
will throw away that much sap, simpI
because it had man in il. / will sc
appear on the tables in the form Of syrup
and if anybody finds buttons in their;
they will please return to Joseph Miner
Fairfield, VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-26

In behalf of the several District Committees. We
approve and concur in the above call.
PIP. PITKIN. Chairman of LIST Dist Com.
S. n HEkRICk. Chairman I'd Dist Com.
j. NJ KNOX, Chairman 81 Dist. Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvANA-I1 steamship Missouri. April Rev Francis
G. Judge Davis, daughter and ms1
Professor aud Miss DAVIS General and Mrs. Thos A.
s and servant Col Mansfield Davis and daughter Mrs Capt
Hor;on and son Mrs Rich Miss Jennie Rich Master Rh
Mrs Burnside children and W H. Webb and Wife
Mis- webb Campbell b. p Bskewa Miss Bskews and mad
Miss Kerr A. H. Bell C. Bell Mrs Loudly Mrs X H. Alden
Miss Alden C. s. Wetbek g. g. Feu1oi wife and child
Dr D. Peter Robinson f. James o. James and brother Mira
n Stevenson Dyockck j. G. Atkins and wife Mrs Minis
Gniap b. de Mcunhsbe Hunt Goodman. T. S. NJ A.
Cslvo Miss PuDyer NJ Louis fendley, W. Reilly
}. Aury, T. Kenny. . . a., go A., Ct,
and wife r. harrington wife and Mr. and Mrs MAY Alfred A.
kellogg Clarke Mr. Ingero Mr. btEe and wife N Brandt
Nj ard Mrs H. De Graf Mr. and Mrs Pierce and three children
Miss Frances Hamilton the Rev W. c. Van Meter Mr. Colby A.
Sedecke Outlet Capt r. Holt and wife b. Wilson, A. proTy
s J. Partesas Alfred Welch, A. Barr and wife Miss Barr T. W.
wilson VIM Msckintob WIN. H. shaw Miss Msry B1ekughsm
FROM SAVANNAH-In steamship Virgo April 6.-Miss A. Pobman
Kjpyop Ptrsen, james Couani Robert Watson, VIM
Dempr f. Meyne Capt Waterhouse. VIM Elmy Stanton Cad
Mis- b. Hennessy W. j. Bishop. }. b Reod Mrs Gleason r.
Feeley W. S Shefed fIut, Miss L. Myers Miss C. scren
and child IS in the steeroge -. -
PROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston April III
C. Morgan wife ". H. Sherwood wife, and two
children p Sawrnan wife add child Mr siroslsude Mrs Bur
Angsn Mrs Handlers Miss MARY H. Reed. Any G. H. Ingram,
I. stewart Charles Schxa r[sub. HaWoh G. Bose
WIN Patterson j. Reddpg T. Daniels, g. A. Pugb, jr, James
Hughe STRAINS D. T. Vale James Corhin Jeo Bass Is r.
smb p. Reed, Charles Roland g. v Miller o. At
wood. JHo. Rich rlson, Nj. Aycar;hy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

DEDICATION OF ST. ALPHONsUS'S CHURCH.
The new Roman Catholic Church of st. Al
phonsus South Fifth-ave, Canal-st, was conse-
Grated yesterday by Archbishop McCoskey assisted oy
fourteen clergymeu The building was filled TO overflow
ing and many persons failed TO obtain admission inc
ceremonies were begun by the st. Aloysuss St' MI
chaels young Mensl. and st. Augustuss soeie'es Oh
place, received number of other societies, anu
then marched back through Eighth-st,. BroauWhy'
Sprnc-st., and south Fiith-ave.. 10 the churcn'
The services ut 1890 began with the ceeDraton o. a;
Audrey's Mass in Hat The solo parts were rendered
lv Mrs Kalums soprano; Mrs. HOlbro0h, contralto,
f. Amend tenor; and ar. staud basso ana the CHORUS
nanimenfs were the new organ and orchestra OF W
pieces. The music was under the direction OF S mr.
1reiner PROT Fred. Brewer acting orclnist ser,
mon in English was preached by Father hcmnihg, anu
one in German by Father Loewenkamp me Nesl m,
Asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
CIVIL. NOTES.

In the United states Circuit Court, on Sat
uriav in the suit Of James Dart and others against An
srw Mckinney to recover $4,000 alleged to have been
obtained through fraudulent representations OF the value
Of lands IN Virginia, the jury disagreed.
JUDGE Gilbert has issued a permanent in
function restraining the ofal contractor using the
dock M the foot of COurSt Brooklyn. II is supposed
that the Unit States Government VIII protest against
locating the ofal dock on the Walaoout Canal
The action of Mrs. Rosa Kelly against the
staten Island Railroad Company for the recovery OF
damages for the death Of her husband by the Wested
EXPLOSION was concluded in Brooklyn ON saturday the
jury rendering verdict in favor of the palh Tor the
amount claimed.
Edmund c. Marshall filed voluntary petit
ton in hankruptcy. last week. Daniel G. Brown, David
S,oss ir The New-York and Boston Express Company,
F9r Tftirc Gead A. Smith, IT,, ISAIAH 8 Ferris, and
FLORENCE MllhoH.y adiudcated involuntary hanR-
ISden and solomon Zemanske received discharges III
bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
THE COU RTS.
TIE SPECIAL SESSIONS DEADLOCK.

Justices Bowling, Hogan, and STANDBY, who
were DESIGNATED by the Board o. Police Justices 10 hold
the Court Of Special Sessions met ON Saturday. but rs
the promised opinion of DsirctAttorncy Garvin reia-
tive Che Court had not been rendered no session was
held and the cases the calendar were adjourned uhu
tomorrow meeting Of The Board Of Police JUSTICES
Will be held to-day receive The opinion OF the ps'r'
Attorney. The application for wrs of haoeaS CORPUS
the OF the prisoners IN the PenuentarN Coz"
victed in the Court Of Special Sessions were continued
ON saturday One firm OF criminal lawyers has already
made A. ar,ri'ca.ions aud will present moro today
several ort5r firms hove also secured wrtS and are
preparing additional applications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw-yoRK. ................". .... APRIL G.
CLEARED.
s sssanp f O. tBf keaHedy Liverpool d
Steamship s9.0d R F s s,d h E5g Mc1rn Sons
stesmshp Peere f Daure aue Nation Steamship Company
ssssmhP Coe, Whitman, Orleans B; CIsmsells Co
seamshp Chsrles COmstoek DaLe Philadelphia. Briggs
Steamship Novelty, shaw PHILADELPHIA o,s,,c
sladstoI Oh 6sssD Retoss hess, hi rss
Steamship Geo W. Clyde Cole, Galveston and Key West H. Ma
loy Co y.,,o,. Paine, Savannah william R. Garrison
st.smship Ashland, Moore fernandina J~ Hand
Steamship nantsle Growe s1yS.n.s R0eT lSTosD &C.
Steamship Belesco Jones phisdelps LcTsd s'Ss.p Co. M,
s%hp so Upton Roberts. Richmond City Point and SMOt
" ssa.Sp Sses Diamond Meredith PHILADELPHIA Abbott
f ss%slp yoanter loves P1.D io.d steamship Co
sss%G s'g sss R pS ai Newton %%''l
s ChshsP o. eoS GeIssr 1 order; oso VIII,
1 JG,s' r h ls%s saga l. S' james
Big sporsmsn Morton CsTieGss. Miller iioughion
ssSf I Peioasis OIL Emery T,S,lo Vi. walk River O w'",
sehr Pearl Blanchard st. Thomas and market D. Wen
0T Cir Evelyn, Burger Stamford
scl smith Weber St Helena sound IL Winchester
seSr Ben. Davis Warrington. Nc r. s. Powell
@ Z D. Bce19g BIerS Port I Leg S u y Loud Co.
Sour y. 81 %she. Goit BOson' Jed Frye Ca
SeSI Louisa Ffands Winchester New Bedford Ferguson Wood
sehr George Washington Peck. Stamford
sebr Dan johnson, Stamford.
ARRIVED.
S,eauslp gedrwek Ellis Orleans March 49, With i and
mas 10 C. ii. Mallory 4 Co. "a
s,.a9ln Msn Morton Havana March 3D. With mdse and
Atlantic Mail SefmsiuD Co
s,sashp FTarona Bragg. Portland with mise and TO j. "
AMeA ,,.,-t-..-. a.. .tu.,.,.t
sores h. LOTi.lln be1m,bD 90 80
M (roYe bison (of ilahaI) Mclean haanus via DehsSfc
Hreaiv.icf l3 dys, with sugar
- .riof PcYul Fiarr Cairnss u dss With
H., fsLcnbo tot Windsor ST. Brown talh % DAYS with rail
B..A 5He m Bcusl P,uts Pfe. Quad. Y lays "'h sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

--tha
Brig aun Hanfsr sdersv Cenfucses ~ Gays WV mn
ls,se, tn, -. - IL, -. .,a ,osxood
Brig freys IN. Gl Dnbbe Ss' w - ,i,h
Excel (nf swansea
Rrg Proeus (Of st. John " p'bNaiio"' ''" -'~' ~
and Inoasses -, o. 80, c,.n.o. q, law. with
Brr Harold of 81. jobs, ~ BIZ bnear' 'ehneBo' i'' ~
suesr and molases A., nm ,,.,.,,., NJ, Del..
Brig Ahss G. Tioomb tof ifrhoa'h' Web man, ''~' "
ware Breakwaier Is days with moasrA ,, ,. d,,, with
Sclr. George a. Fierce 'o' '1''"I Hin0A''' '
melslo. -, ... a, -, III .,oi and
Shr. X. H. Cark. Williams 'orpS Ohnsu q u1''' WV" w 49,
hides - NJ, M. ca II day.
schr Gen. Hall (of Waldeborol ""ue Top'ii 'N' ""'
with srgaE -, -, u-,.h, n.. n.,,co, II DAYS with
scbr Francis IT, Davis WI H"'''' "V'"' '
fruit. ,n-, -, c...o,.. A. 10. with moasses
Scnr % ~ T. ~ pbiadelnhial SMITH, hey Frances, 10 days.
with nossses - , m, y..o,.ho 81 Jobp n r. via Passamo
Sehr Ocean beIr ,pr' DiAn'''''''' "
quodiy 10 ds with anheL ,,,, 5.v. with yellow pine
s Yong Aux Cres It. Bermuda March
On LII c'sLc. aud Iogwosi
80, NJ S" poar ToSs 81 John " r. II DAYS with lumber
ht w II Mailer Crowey ~. bhn " b. days, with luinDcr'
~ " $500 scmooSEIs-EivEt AND coAsrTISF. 81,
T. Arcnlarius. Rocklapd Shoa SIlA lt VI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.


CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
,,rss ssss, nsuehee Concord Palmer Brattsboo
date points. TIE new and dsneh seame"
CITY W ' CITY or NEwyoHx,
m leave ksEYorA do lSgnds ,1 I5ftG s, =, O'Clock n" 0"
and Norwich. there connecting with Brprs. trains
Cr .nd H Boston Hsori and ITc Railroads
through tickets and rates of freight ,PP a %, 0hc' pero
EewYoTt Oct iG, 1862
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PrRov1prNcr. BOSTON. WORCESTER
c,., ats Dos ISe " 70 Providence SsHjf a.
beck aTe % BoSroS. u y TO PROVIDENCE, o.
ard Prov worcester Il RS al Important N Ene
GUNNER TRAYEL.-The steamers BRIS-
- TOL and PRovDENCE will resume their places the Pail River
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSEY.-
sos s& E9 GPG , E 5, foo; S me-
wi th Delaware Iackavsuna, and Western laold Phpbug
With e Lhgh rd SGquhnnl Divisions and at Ra2n with the
Pargh and The West without change also to Central renn
'' ''' zlif %iS4E 1 1EaA ES Bs VEST
Commencing J.pu,ry TO- igls-LonEe NsTYOrk as follows;
RFOr fIeminGtSn Kaso3 Bethlehem Bath Mauch Chunk
ga mFor Easton junction with DEL Lack and West
ga %wE'TEny EsPGgs daily rcept sundny for Ea,tcH Allen
toni at ppag with Leigh an su'1uen1ani Division for Mnueh
Iehigh Valley Railroad for Mauch Chunk.
1880 q. m.-Way Train for some
12JH p m-For FlemngtOl Elslon Allentown Manch Chunk,
MaLanoy City, lIaletoa, wkesbare Reading Columbia Lancaster
Ephrlts, Poltsyilc Harrisburg &C.
5 m-Fer Easion Connects at Phllosaurg with Lehgb and
Sus Division for Bath Allentown Wkcbarre AMI Scrint0n
Eastcn with Legh Valley L. L. for Aentogn Cstasnqus
PhlipsbBrg Tor Bevdere
3:2Op m.-For Plainfeh.
m-Fo EastOn Allentown and Manch Chunk Connects June
ton with Del Lack end West Il.
49, p. rn.-For Someryiie and Flemngton.
y. in.-FOr Someryile.
$3.50 D. m-For Plain5ed
&i5 CINCINNATI EXPRESS daily for Bason Bethlehem Allen
nd
6p. m.-FOr SomerTile.
.. m--For SOmersile.
7:30 D. m.-(EmHaut)-Por East0n
900 D. m-iOr Pianseh
Il.20 o. m-For Pian6eh.
For Elizabeth az 5f5 600 $50 7:iS 7:l5 500 go 900 s5
1900 1913 Has m; I2Jo L. 200 us 800 J20 500 49,
s:l5, 53 5ij 600 $50. 100 49, 7' s:2o $780, GJo lO
300 p.
Tickets for be obtained at the Office Central Rail-
New Jersey foot Of Lbet HewYork AID at tie principal
hotels and ticket Offices in NewYOrk City
II. 4. KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

PASSENGER NOTCE.-NEW and ONLY
DIRECT RAILROAD sndIEAMBoAT ROUTE between con
hAWaEScE FPGgGRGi l LAGoN H. c wTEE
MoTSPhSs and EhwYoR H. and all points from
wiTHoGTHASGR OF CARS
psn&sf R ASP Tas
via @s and s md SSSEo MaS r.
r. Nashua aud Lowell Erampgham and Lowell R. Mans.
Newport R R Boston, CInu and ftchbGg r. r. and NAIA
steamers BRISTOL and PRoWENCE all forming the most direct
and ''nneGS; hSGs pIds a PAL. RIVER LINE
G hs q tbs Line rive , 1n GsP Of s s J 90
P River Papss ir place, beyond OF. point viii Be
Q, ssr, Iss q V.' Ss, VI ,s
NJ r. sIMOSs, Managing DretOr s. :. Co.
SPS o %Ss sLS, Ssp I'ieoi I'd Io", RI p.
~ kTSpRlck, sqPt on ;Slqny ,iysTg:h RR
DEOPLE'' LINE For Albany.
' he ST. JOHN DkEw aud Dan RcnM6 N worm
afternoon Isq1d.ys sIosPd :, coed wing ALBANY
sS9Ts M as,s d. .a. %f s IT.
ng trains from the West. Eorih and Lst.
Through tickets be obtained at t on on the Wharf a, Do.
Express VA Brc.dwGy AMI No CouLs ooH Baggage eeelci
to destination. Freight received unit ,he, OF departure
NORTH RIVER and K1MYORK STEAM
E1aT foot an S s%a AsS .
rewood Yonke sstRgs Dobbs FEM Iyton Nyaek sing sng
sui avrnng Excursion tickets page, of IS ueLsis n, re-
dueed rates EyAek aud Ta,owB Fer ruo connect with n r.
H. X trains "
EIRST TRIP for RONlOu and KINGS
TON lnding at Couens. Cornwi Raurgb Milton popgb.
Ieepe and Espu The steamboat TOMACORsRLL win leave
from foot Of Haronst Pier - N r. p on TUESDAY Anil
g. and EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY and SUNDAY ,hereaer
A LBANY AND TROY LIN STEAMERS.
N landing al CATsKILJ from PoHi NJ DAILY ,S,,,ni.y,
e.crps hare 80 cents Half stAtroomsi5 cents, s,s.ms,.
yhKDFIBILT snd CONNECTICUT onect1 With railroad. a. III
stations West NORTH will leave naboye M w. vbt A.
reduced rates. ". HhNtN General Agent
| LOR TROY DIRECT.
II CITIZENS srEAMBOAEO OP roy
st,sner. gUEEyblDE aud TIOMAMOWE lgat,ri.,
.rcrptei will leave Pier a. foot ~ Kpngst A. P..ngs
cst.d and baggage checked via Rena 81 hogsbi Toy and E
ton H. H. JOSEPH ,RNEIJ. supt
C0R NEW. HAVEN, HATFORl &c.-Farc
Al Steamers leave Pecisp EsvIla, Al g,lb and NJ
| o. m connecting With the railroad
IrOR BRIDGEPORT, ANAL poiDi on IIouso-
IL touio aud Hsngaiuet Railroads Fare Al k.msr leave
| Csherine ,llp ii " noon, tSuneA's ercetdi ~
| yIALL RIVER LINE,
| L ron BOSTON via fwrORr
kEWfUkI OLD CLOHY
| Can't A. q. AlMMONH 'spi H. A. kfNohg
Prom Iirr 80 loot of numbered II ,p H. Fo rt't ,,
to,in. ipply 10 ~ sud 81 HoldHIf romef IvtlI "a
D,sds., sni ~, DouiL It, Br,gtnr "a tho r.. ~ " SUI
D. " aOho hiaiHs Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

Surrcae Court hqmbTs-By Judge Bradv;-Cas-
a. denied Boardman agt Galarl IL
Orler rcsetcL Huston egt Neber-tindngs signed
Common p7caS-Spe0dl Term-By Judge Loew.-
Gueutsg BoModon yscae oer Of arrest Denied without
rostN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun n.es.... 5:3 6Ji Moon Sets''.' fzo
riGH WATER DGV-AN 49,
ssndv Hook Cows Island. lib Hell Gate Pery. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

an Montgomery agt Simmons,
81 al.
s95. Higgins Sgt Hyatt et a.,
IK'rs.
70l. .Mortg merv act. Old Domin-
ion steamship Co.
723. Van Briel et al. lgt- Walker
etsl.
867. .Byres art. ReTmert 81 al
lN4l .Rowell act. Wells
III. Pleasant ct al. agt. Piokers.
oil.
27l. .schuster sgt. Continental ms.
Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08


TRAINS LEAVE YRwYoRK
For Sew'iagen sSd BRIDGEPORT T. StEIh il1o m alS tBt,
For Milford S@tfrd, tnrdel Southport, and wesport i:D,
fOi south NoTs,E J. aSsz) o 1880 nj I2:I5 CE1 CgL as
80 90 S,: $50 S rs and ll r. 30 s. 30 and e.,,
For stanford s(Etl ll:lo m; lal5 (Er BIS, (ELl 15
For Greenwich and Intermediate Stations, il:3o m al5 ai5
SUNDAY Mail Tram leaves Sewyort
Boston via both sP''casos sR Rs RI S'% Trains AIMS
FOR Boston Boston VIA sPans5s ,59 M and
iS Hartford and spfipsssii %i his and
For Competent River Railroad Ei5 p ~ to Northampton,
For Shore Line R.ssy Norwich and Providence l'
| o. to New.loDlop and Norwich 3 p.
E%s S ssd an. Sss!'"P'n h''' to North
Fcf New Haven Miiietowu wiImanc Railroad lr Liue)i
For Iioasaionie Railroad, Ia IN. and p. m
tSI Ssabsy Ss;ssI Railroad is,5 md t5oNa
sgs r Car . % T car attached aas to-
G DSo SiSS's and ~
y, and Peurhaye also the on : Of the Hswio IIsne Co
leaving a, nG1 can have heir bags s o 2S sSS
WEST fIiiI3DEiPilii a. $50 m 2:1 400 500 $40
4 ~. %s.' al =, hASro%k %4sSa
TSS so R Ws VS. VIA aTo ' ssr Palace e S,r ~
Sp se psss % o. g ~ T ant" s change For the
silver Palace attached to tue 800 and through from
Paee ears attached 10 the daily and through Pitt,
sttaehed TO the 800 aud through
Wayne Chicago without change Tickets for foot
Of DeAbros st.. foot Of CorsndtsL. and ei broadway
RANKIN Gen. FPS Pas, AT NV, MckSoS oaqsu
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD - Commenting Monday Nov H. 1871
Toush Trans will leave from New Depot Four,h-sye Forty
secondst
90 ChcaGo and Montreal Express with Dnwipgpom car,
through TO Rochester aud st Alhana
1880 Special Chicago Express With Drawing Buffalo
snd Niagara Falls
1895 a. M Northern and Western Rrpress
$40 o. NJ Special Tfo, Erpr.s on hatrd,ys
400 Montreal Express with seepugcan from NevYoh TO ST.
600 E,pres' with sleePngca for WATERFOWL Oswyo aud
800 m Pacific with seepngcsn for Rochester rus,lo
and kiagaa fas also Tor Chicago, via both H. n and M ~
Hslroads and Tor IT. Louis Via Toledo leaves suaias
ioO m Rrprs.s with slseplnges Tor Troy and Albany
Al local running mott OF yOnktrs aye IRON new s.,.
Trains from Thins side a. hereofr P'
T. H. kthDRlCk, General Passenger Agent
SOUTH SIDE X. X. OF l.. |.
0rsndst Ferries. Now.fOh ~ SUI
$50 NJ Mail ioI Psehogae by stare for Beepor and Fire Place
1000 a Accommodation 10 Babylon. ''
$3.50 ~ Epress lot aehoge by eepor Fire Plaza
go NJ Accommodation for lsp through Pachosuo on SATURDAY.,
bp y. H. Babylon Accommodation. F~
On D. Accommodation fnr Mernck
The 80 aud 10 NJ ani tho and $40 m trains CONNECT a,
Nnicy bifcam Of Rockaaay AMI Hampstead.
a. r..r., T. ". DOUGLAS b.gcrintcaieal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Gap ouburg, Scranton
Bnelsmton, Syrace onl Osweeo WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
pro IN New York oo n Barav and foot Of Chns.oJberL
1871.
8:Ooa. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch
directly through o HeWlOrk without
connecting at Dover with Chester K r. and
Il. X H. Tor KINGSTON. Wisesn'rre PIT ton. &c.
i3 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dnyie with Boom
Ton Branch al DOyeTw Branch Waterloo with r.
Tor AndoVer and Sewi Washington d. a. ami W. Il Il
and oswego and Easton Lehgh Waller K for all points
VI
1890 LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
town Dover Waterloo HacLeoEn Washington, Philipsburg and
histoni connects at Waterloo viii Sas RNOa at Pmlpburg
WITH BEL Del r. TO- Bdere &C. AMI at Eason WITH L. " r. K
o bethlehem Allentown, Mauh Chunk WlSesba Reading, aud
D. BROAD GAUGE EMPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boonon. runs directly Though Sfaon
chance cars Stopping principal stations Connectn; at Dover
Chester T. x.
EASrON EXPRESS Dover with Chester n
r. at WateIoo with Sussex r. r., at ia with L. V. for
Bethlehem AeItgsn Reading H-irislurg AMI no.. Nest
SUSSEX Railroads
$40 p. m DOVER EXPRESS.
For hQRlS1OWN 7:j 0:lC, i:2o 1900 m, 2)o 3;l 40
$50 and G:lO D.
For SUNNY ard intermediate stations $780, 7jTi 90 1910
and ll:2O m 2:J0 2: o. 4:2n. 300 AMI $50 ?. m.
end 30 l:lO 23s $780, fl0 i5) 5;J 600 6iO $780, s:,
Er EFyytRK st6:3O 1915 1865 $50 9O $40 .IOO lo:3o
Il:0O 2O and 12:0O 'i0 200. lO $40 $40 $3.50
40 20 $40 $40 $50 600 go $50 '5O0 go 9J and
Ii.l5 n m Trains maried stop Ea Newark.
$50 go and 1:cO. $3.50, $40 t:4o. and D.
II, Superintendent.