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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-26

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Onee Bo.iwsJ Beeckers Ae Of BoomeL branch at
e4 Brds bawl 'sequef sees feathers ke beau
ufallJ eesned; eOsts pants vests elesuei . new.
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a,e., Home, on the Riverside Road, near Fort
Hamilton the Colorod Orphan Asylum In Troyave.'
near Dean-st.. presided over BY Mrs Ann Il. Pollard
,ne uou,an Catholic Female orphan Asylum in Will
louehbyave, near Yates, and the Roman Catholic Male
orphan Asylum In Congressst the Orphan Asylum OF
the Church Of the Holy Trinity, in Graham-ave, near
Noutrose under the superintendence OF the ssf RS OF
ST. Dominic aud the TruantHouse IN Flatbr ,uperin.
landed ny Charles DeInarest.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878 ready
earl, 90 Jinusr) will addition IA its usual CONTENTS hayea
BIOGRAPHY ~
HoRAc. CEnELEI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-26

HALF HORSE AND HALF MAN.
Rheun,tan sNens Ltneuess and hind o flesh hone
slment, beast cured By CrSrAuR LiSHEsI
tbs Has pqsafIi9 dSoyery Of ancient 'ntsaodern times
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tspnsroenenuI
Many druggists have BURSETT's COLOGNE.

FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA IT HAS BEEN EsTI-
xArrD THAT AT PEEns BoHs IN 1Hs
UsrIp STATE, HAVE r9ERoULJri oospi-
TON lSp, ~ CONSEQUENCE PsEpnrOstD 10 PuLSosAEI
rREpnPosrIos sHxp NOT CONTENTION AsTHxi
orHnR LuSs DuEAsR ~ DUE wATcHruISEf 81 Or
sEHvRp AND ALL EIcrlSs oAus
ARISE. IT Dn D. JAMES ErFroronASf
uIsRcur ira MOST xTFxos
LissEsr BRsDr. Rrnorrsa
CoueH, AND Cons WHICH, TBEEsEIyEi ARE rHs
uosr coos cIu.K OF TuBgRcUIou DEVELOPMENT ErsHc
roslST AIILr Ant EXCLAMATION EusT AND BIT
PROMOTING IuI sIPEcroRAros, I'M
rrssrAyCEs WHICH rP,
WHEY ,rTrRlD ErsIn. SOLD EysEIsHaRE
-, -
KNox's SEAL-sRN CAps FOR LADIES AND
brgs Of ZEN With collars gauntlets match Don fail 10
msls purchases No az BROADWAY under the Fa Avenue
Hotel
Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
0nee SO BrO.ws near Beeckett Aie o. BooneL ba1sh at
ufaly GlesHedi coats, pants, vests elesuei . new
HALF HORSE AND HALF MAN.
Rheumatism sSenss Lsnenes and mud Of hesh hone or
tbs HQs rQsla Discovery Of ancient 'nt.aodern times
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
es' JIuusry) In addition n s usus couteni' nave
BIOGHAPHf ~
HORACE CHnELEI.
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OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

There were brief exercises by the children
of the Home for the Friendess No. 81 East Thteths.
and gifts we're distributed from Christmsstree to
about pffy az them Institutions for the ort OF
old and destitute people not forgotten by The be-
peyolent and supplies Of clothing spd provisions we're
received from roenbes Of congregations 70 whom spe'
cial appeals had been made.
Among the institutions Of this class we're the follow
ing: The Baptist Home for the AGED, No Al Grove-st
Home for Aged and INDECENT Blind, No 2s s.t FoIir-
teenth ST. Home for Aged anS .nnrm Methodist Ladies',
No 7g West Forty secondst st. Lukes Home for Indi-
gent Christian Women Madisonave. and Eighty ninth
at Presbyterian Home for Aged Christian Women, in
Madisonave., Samaritan Home for the Aged, No. iOa
West Fourteenth-st.
At the Midnight Mission and at various other institu-
tons, excellent dinners were provided Many OF the
sundayschoOIs held festivals at which Christmas gifts
were distributed.
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CHRISTMAS SCENES.
Continued from First Rage

large choir rendered q choice and beautiful musical
service at the High Mass at 1880 a. M
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BRooKLYN CHARITIES.

The children under the care of the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum at Atlantic and BrOoklYnayes $50
in number were visited by their kind patrons during
the day and presented with many little tokens OF regard
The Home for tho Aged aud Orphans on the Church
Charity Foundation the scene Of great happiness
among the inmates, who were provided with
bonntiful dinner OF turkeys and puddlngs by the
ladies' of The Protestant Episcopal churches The chapel
OF the iDsttcJon filed with the friends OF the
charity At the morning services, on which occasion
Bibhop Ltteiohn preached behalf OF the institution
The Children Will have their Christmas tree on Holy
Innocenps Day. At the Home for Friendless Women
and Children Concord-st the 60 inmates partook OF
dIner OF turkey aud other good things
The boys in st. Vnccnts Home, No 10 Wheat, had a
Christmas dinner aud AZ the POplarst. Home for News
boys there was great enjoyment The boys received
Hrstrate dinner and aterward addressed by the
President. James r. Taylor, and DR. Inghs. Then the
boys sang CAROLS and witnessed exhibition Of Punch
and Judy" The fun was complete when laTge-sZed
Christmas tree was despoiIei OF its presents.
Christmas dinners also served 10 the inmates OF
tie following institutions: TIE Society for the Relief
Of Respectable Aged Iudgent Females, No so Washing
ton-aye., presided over by Mr. Hosea Webs;cri the
Helping Hand establishment, n Lexngton.aye.. near
Franklin, Home Tor tbe Sgei Pour Of both sct =.
10 Cbes,Uut.st.. geor Eas1W'ch ave; ITO ldebl-
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PovERTYs PFDLFTTER DAY.

-
-. y IHE NEWsBOYs' HOME. T7T~"-
AT the Newsboys' Home, No 40 Park-place,
nbstsptaI dinner was provided through the generos-
lty Of William NJ. Fless, OF No. Al Broadway ne hau
plated entertaining his friends at oanquet al
Delmonicos bat learning that no provision had oeen
made for the uewsbOys, he decided 10 rehnqmsh tne
bapouet and provide for the street Arabs To give
prominence 10 the occasion, he addressed letters o.
invitation TO President Grant. Gen. Dix, Senator
Conkling william Orton. Park Commissioner stebbins
A. T. Stewart Col Frank Howe, Collector Arthur, e1-
Collector Murphy, and Others Pleasant letters were
received from the President Gen. Dix Mr. Stewart ana
others who were unable to attend but number OF
weltknown residents were present superintendent
OCouuor and his assistants actively engaged dur
iuc the da n preparing the dinner, which served
al p. 20 about 400 boys including about 40 who
were not regular dodgers After the dinner brief ad-
dresses were made by several gentlemen and the Wis
ors were ayreeaby entertained by miscellaneous eyer
eses by The boys The dinngroom was tase'ully dec
Grated with evergecas and flags and strip Of canvas,
trimmed With wreaths and flowers, bore the legend "A
merry Christmas to alt We welcome our kind and gen
srous friend, Mr.. Vim. b. Fless."
THE HELPrNG-HAND MISSION.
At tie Helping Hand for Men Mission, at
No &c waterst., about $50 destitute given
generous dinner turkey PIES and hot coffee through the
kindness Of A. &. Hatch, A. c. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
Charles n Keuny, Mrs Carter Mrs Walker. and others
Ihe LADIES' were present aad assisted superintendent NC
Cauley AID Others, in serving the dnner. The meal
began 20 nOOD but as only about 20 men could be
modated al time, several hours passed beiore all
were served The Mission is ia the old John
Allen dancchouse where it started about five years
ago Fgr time It was discontinued. but Mr. Hatch
having purchased the building the work resumed
about two months under the supervision OF Mr. BIC
Cauley. VINO was OF the early Of the old
Mission. II is supported entirely By voluntary sub
serptons, and is undoubtedly effective agency for
TeiO-:@.
FIVE FONTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
Christmas Day was celebrated in the Five
POluts House Of Industry with the usual accom- pant
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

Mails for Eaope Pnouh Cherbours Hamburg per
sp Iiamm0na close At II Supplementary Mail from foot u
dst, Hoboken. closed
foot Of 1mrd.st Hoboken
AZ letters deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid With
double postage
Mails for Havana and the West ndes steamship Columbia
close Supplementary No an r. closed at
25J m Steamship sails D. m.
Mails for SaIo Domingo by the steamship Tybee
m Steamship sails a. m. from Pier No y. T.
Mail for HafiN ~ s. Is closed at the Rew York Post Office
Friday, AZ o m.
PrIssn Closed Mail only by
lnman Line Steamships.
FRIDAY. Au0. le
No Steamship Mail.
Letter postage to all the West Indies except when going win
he cents the bali Papers which
SATURDAY. AUG H.
Malls for BGroDe Liverpool steamship City
Of Brooklyn. close n Supplementary Mail No IS
~ r.. is closed At o. m. Steam,hip sails at n.
Az letters depoted Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails the German States Bremen per steamship Rhen
elOee at IL q.
Direct German MAI sent by this line Steamship sails at
from Pier foo; 81 Thnist. Hoboken.
Mails for b. steamship City Antonio
m steamshp sails at =. m. from Pier No. 20 Z. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
CAMPAIGN MISCELLANY.
CHEERING NEWS FROM ILLINOIS.
- ..,.,>Trcp r-oN on r.ttr ADMINIgTR ALTON

CHEERING NEWS FROM ILLINOIS.
RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF TIE ADMINISTRATION
PARTY.
To tAs Editor of The Tribune
SIR: From all quarters of tins State trust
worthy information been received OF general STAN
pede from the Administration camp. More than three
fourths heard from by the Liberal
Republican State Committee and nearly every county Is
organizing for aggressive fight In the
counties where immense lnaOrities we're rolled up Tor
Grant in 1863, our friends confident That Horace
Greeley and Gratz Brown will conquer the held III
1872 From all the doubtful quarters notes OF commence
coming TO Our Committee has Deeh h' WofA put
two weeks. We have already enrolled on our DOCKS
Liberal Republican and Democratic correspondent In
each township and precinct in 10 out OF our
Io3 counties there being in the neiehborhood
Of 1900 townships in the counties 1t the course OF 10
days we will have live and trustworthy Liberal ana
Democratic force work in every township and precinct
in the State Daily accessions OF men prominent nation
ally and powerful locally reported to us In some
districts complete apathy seems to have taken posses
sion Of the OF Grant and everywhere our battle
is aggressive and the enemy the defensive An insur
mountable evidence OF the healthy condition of Illinois
rests In the fact that letters pouring In from all quar-
ters demanding that the conflict be pressed. Hosts OF
men never in the past, took moro than general
in politics now in harness and fighting the
good battle with persistence and confidence that as
sures From Trustworthy information 1t can be
stated that there 10000 men who never before deemed
IL their duty do than vote who now bending
their utmost energies to defeat Grant and his followers
From Winnebago, St Clair. Joe Dayiess, Stevenson
Will Henry, Knox, Ogle, Cook lWhiteside, Lee, Rock
Island Mercer Warren, and indeed from all counties
where in 1868 the Republicans preponderated, but ono
representation comes 10 us' and that or commence
From Shelby, Sangamon, Morgan, Cass, Fulton Adams
Hamilton, Wayne, White EGngham, and the Democratic
stron rhods the same assurances received There
Is no question in my mind that Illinois Will be carried tor
Greeley and Brown The Republican majority OF years
past SsrinsPsd H. Aug GfoR5E W SHUT
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP NEW 70RK.... ............".....AuG H.
CLEARED.
Steamship Cuba Bf J. Noodle Liverpool. G. g. Ffancklvn
steamship Queen (Br Thomson Liverpool National Steamship
steamship Hanover o. G wngard Bremen and Southampton
selmsp Dakota nserso San Francisco and Melbourne
steamship Victor GATES New oheau, Chas Mallory Co
steamship Georgia CroseI Charleston. II; r Morgan Co.
S.eams6ip octorars eynods Baltimore.
STEAMSHIP v c PesP95, Shropshire PhatpS, A. Abbot %
Steamship Philadepaa DAVIS, Phihaelphn
StesH.iip sarah Jone, Philadelphia VIM. Kirkpatrick.
Steamshp j. W. Allison. Churchill Hartford
BARK Ataa (or Fk Queenstown Famoatb, 1eien Book
g:i' r'''' @ n'''"'y London S'H'' 7Ao"'''' Nephew
BSiE BS waldo, Pres.y, Seville Ruger Bros
Bark Paoni Gtal) Ferngan Cork FOR orders A. p Agesa
Bg syea or Earup Queenstown Falmouth, Teens Book
BHs Daniel Tresbdge Rogers, Mayaguel D. TrOSbddsO Co.
Sehr Gertrade Brocsway Hartford
ssT sssT JafcfsF p ss aise Hasey Na %s:SSsop D. C
Siir sehf Hattie E smith, YewburypOr,
Sehr s Branch Buell.. Hartford
sehr CbiugaTora, Jackson, Norfolk.
ARRIVED.
Steamship MORO Castle Moon Havana Aug. TO- With mdse and
steamship Regulator Wilmington, with ndse and to
Steamship 46ema YoR &C. with md.e Old
Stea%shp aae Be Bakeman Richmond City Point and Norfolk
BarE Mars Ssta Gtal Ardn Marseles March and Gibraltar
B.ra veneando tItal) Iauro days, With ndse.
Bark Adeeh Bguani Q Argento Antwerp 70 days with mis
Brig h. Wright lof seanpo Meyers hatanlas u dayS Win
IN
schT o. OMues (Brl Crane, Windsor n g. u days with
sest F. P Williams CBr) Pitt ST. John n B., days with
nmbef.
schr A. Pearcc, Hudson. Virginia
Seht. J. J. Ward lnman, Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosros Aug -Argef barks Vile DE- AUvers, rom Antwerp
or, from Pensacola Dauug. from BALTIMORE bugs Mafinosi
,o Acebo; Irs from Anna, IRON Jamaaj Lewis IS
Squ Orleans Caroline e. Nelly NON Fh~iepn4' sNh
Ors n. Renngton. from Cape layuen, . MILL
steamship Juniata
mia Sas bngs Flora Go0la for HeEiofk Nellie Antnm Tor
New Haven ,,,..-- A.. ~
ygToS Aug -Ariyed steamships Manhattan from New
Sea emil from Baltimore sailed bng Edith Hail. for Chshos
Island C. chr. Roger Boston, C. komnel Tor VII
mington Del Hattie for Providence
FOREIGN PORTS.
soru,voS Ang 1.-THE NorhCman LOyis steamships Her
nam Rehmsp from New Aug for Bremen arrived here to-day
H,IgAx n S. 3-Sae, steamship Caspian, Tor Ll'erpooij
D'''' W ~ ffor Latest ship Netcs FIN Pdge
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE COURTS.
DECIsIONs-AUG. IA.

Supreme Court Chambers. - The Oswego otarcn
answer Is notice OF Cd usment OF eo Is al n ,,d
quTed II an served judgment upon y oahnq. e "a
becSuse The attorney who served has not had nos ana - ia
not apparently Jutis PernIbe ahniat OF to ~
detective showing that the Judges signature was eIhe 70
Eag Amencln Exchange National Bank agt coleman .. % ~
granted With , 10 Coleman denied without cosS ~
Joho The Bloch Hou Mining Co. agt Caasen-houon o feu'
ment OF costs deniei with SO costs -.
Common PIeas-Specini T'1n-Bv JUDGE Robinson
Inc feople sgt Martin Aen-Mot0n denied Wen agI s =
Motion Tor receiver ganed unless defendant bon1 10
J Win two sufficient snreies' condition for all payment OF
ooye STANLEY ag stanRepot Of referee confirmed aD' JUG
9eni Tor absolute divorce granted palndd
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH sERvICE-A QUEs
TION OF TINE

The NewYOrk Office of the Associated Press
furnishes the following concerning the time required to
transmit messages from London TO NewYork:
The cable authorities recently published statement
th at the time occupied In the transmission of
Inc ssages between London and NewY0rk during
the week ending the 2Oth Of july IS min
utes 69i seconds each. The experience OF the press
does not justify this claim OF extraordinary
time OF ~ messages from London 10 the Assoc
ated Press minutes and 10 seconds. Not one Of
the a. was transmitted In the time claimed by the cable
10 have been average OF all s business Two mes
sages transmitted In less than % minutes, three
betWeen 20 and 80 minutes, eleven occupied
between 30 and 40 minutes each, and fourteen
between 40 and 30 minutes each, six between
90 and co minutes each II hour each, aud
occupied hours aud mnInes. Either the business or
part Of tho customers of the cable systematically do
ayed for the Of Others been frequently
charged or else there no foundation M truth for Ne
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
Gfcnrslons.

EXCURSION-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
H aud cheap EXCURSION and along ockaway Beach for miles
b. he sOUTH SIDH RAILROAD. Do not fail enjoy IT, Trans
le,y Roosevelt and Grandst and 10 and g. and 4; ~
a. returning in good season.
HRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
The new aud fast steamer GEN SEDGWCK leaves Asui ork
for COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY as follows;
Cbrstopher-st, gl5 a. IN Pier 4, n. r., $3.50 a. m
Chdstopherst II noon; Pier 4, N. r., l2:b p m.
CAdstouher-,t 3. m. Pier 4. n. r., 3;l5 p M
E1ra Trip from Pier n K, ) ?.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
CALEEDARS-rnIs DAY.

surRExs CouRr-CHAunERs- Barrett Opens l0s Cssh
Oar called at II 10.
a. Baker ei al ag. jewell et ali IG7. Mason ag Grain
20. re- Moses Aaron. Ibs. Osborne at. Csdy.
t9.De Ia MonAgnie sgL De Ia l69. .Benir AT BenI
NOntagne III. .Dieiz agt
ISln The matter Of widening 1885, fernandez Gsperd ct h
-. broadway. le6. .spoaord ct al agt Hunting
100 Wood agt BoSles.
l6l .trosby te Board Of An 100 Murray agt Parman
poiloDment and AudtI l9l.. .Kohaat Lebensene et
ITO .Ahern agt Eihen. A
GENERAL SRsaOgs-Beiore Bedorl-Louis ambn, Ed
wsrt Eagan, eoniou and battery May Reilly Wager
Anton Oliver Schmidt opb Beut AIMS Cohen
Beo Thomas CoarY Thomas CoadY Gustav Rudolph james Sui
Van Edward Mathews Thomas MeDona Henry Rntte grand lar
eeny John ha.e Patrick Lynoh burglary Mary Taylor Ellen VIZ
hreeng.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
P1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvRRPOOI-Ta sieamsto Minnesota Aug H-P. Hast.
n G. e. Woowortb s. b. Wo0sortu, IL }. Seymour Miss Edith
Seymou Ms Hot ST.. Davis Rev. Dr Davies ar and Mrs David
Carsou Mr. ard Mr. J. l.. Hall and ohhlfen.
FOR GLASGONIa steamship Gr1Hdcrtd. Aug l4-Andrew j.
Krasie Cha Curtis Sutherland Pegz Ellison Pollard,
r. Rim Jas Stsrhuck, II. Anderson H.
Barrof Dse Bou0an GeoreW W. BoEn Mrs Ramsey and infant
Mrs ~ Cawtn Wm Caldwe James Means End wife Mrs
mond vciona Size ond Wsnan and wife Joseph Haro
hrs RIM Mnnee RIM David McCure and wife
AverY II. Preston. Mrs Preston NJ Margaret Mgnie, MIA Mary
Reynods Mn. Elen Evans, aud Henry Squires.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE EMINENT UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

THE EMINENT UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
TO the Edftor OF The Trt6UHe.
SIR: j inclose an extract from The NeiC- York
Times OF this morning, enumeratng the members OF the
United States Senate, which is very suggestive to a
thoughtful Observer suggestive, indeed that won
der that The Times ventured place before It's readers
It Is as follows:
That body well known, composed o u meutrs and Of this
number Democrats Greeey Rpubcannen who wond sup
Greeley eeete These gentlemen are htssrS sumner Shu
Tumbu Penton Upton Gothsae Rec sprae Cserf Bayani
salbu Norwood Das OF kenueky Stevenson, Veke han,en
Mand ThumSn Ransom Johnston, and DAVIS
Virginia other hald there 81 Republican Senators
M Spencer CLAYTON Cole Ferry OF Connecticut Bnekngham'
Osborn Gilbert Hill Logan Morton Pratt HsaD Wright Pomroy.
Ferry Of Michigan Ramsey, Winom Ane Aeom, Hitchcock He
Stewart Cn Patterson Frenghuen COukhDg Sherman Corb
Hamilton o Texas Flanagan, Eimuuds Morrill, Of Vermont Lewis
BOremsn, Howe, and Carpenter
Is not this ask, something very suggestive In the
one list perceive ndissoluby linked with all
that has been glorious in the history OF the Republican
party; in the other find preponderanee OF carpet
baggers and political hacks whose names aSf synonyms
Of all that Is disgusting and repulsive in American poht
ical life. In the list find arrayed all the states
of the Senate In the other all the politicians NOW
ask candid reader II he had been requested year
% into the Senate Chamber and pick out tne Two
dozen Senators who stood highest in popular estnaoa
for ability and integrity II he would not have cnoseh at
least twenty of those In the first list. And ne had Dee
asked 10 pick out the SIX orators par eIceece o te
Senate would he not have placed his hands AT once upon
very apple OF my eve. My life is dedicated 10 him.
could select from the first list five men whose careers
would like 70 have him emulate; from the other Know
not OF one whose life or whose example wOuu Wlsu nm
10 copy But enough did record all that tins t nom
The Times suggests would FIJI the side OF TRIBUNE
brooklyn, Aug Is, 1872. Ef'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
GEORGIA NOT DOUBTFUL.

TO INC EdI TOT OF Tht TTIOuHt,
SIR: / defy the persons who are putting
Georgia down doubtful 10 four counties In the
State that will give majority for Grant for any Con-
gressman on the Grant ticket We expect 10 give
Greeley 5000 majority. II Sumner would come here
land he would be received with open arms he could in
duce the negroes to 20 In masses for Greeley. H. H.
CtgLOt Jones Co., Ga, Aug. 7, 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
MINIATnRk ALNIANAr

5l0 6j8 Moor sets.... $50
Santv uoOE... sO Cows isand. Ei3 Hell Gate Fer t2
HooE 80 Cows isiand $40 Hell Gate Ferry. 1903
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
90 Uhom II man Concern

CARD.-Office of the Hercules Mutual Llie
Assurance Society L. s.. 2iO Broadway, Ne"i
new Dctory pleasure n informing the pubic ani he pocy
hode hey have REMOVED from - Omon =" o., @ m ti
OF LIE and Endowment Pohciea W. u ""N'N4'' ''''A
\ B WORTNAN Secretary. - ,p-.,,-. rospp,r
LOUIS BAUER General Agent Eev-iork and Brookn Sossrh
FIBlsCIIL, Superintendent Of the German Depsheh I
EewlOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

claim that the average time OF messages ~ something
less than IA minutes. VIII the nalagoiS uo's w Va
plant
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
ITNlTllD

DENNSILVANIA KAILTtUAD, UNIILD
L RAILROADS oFn plyIsoS-FrSm foot o. Ds 3RoSSas-
sT and from C0Rr LANDrSr.- WEST PHILADELPHIA
Al 800 1880, 600 500 os0', s31' D. m 70
night Philadelphia via Csmdeu N. and for 5ALrl.
MORE and WASHINGTON and THE WEST, via 3atlnor,
Ana9:0O For he sovTH 300 u and 99' p, Pull
Baltimore Washington daily tram
change For the WEST via Pennsylvania RaloasO
600 and $50 Pullman Palace ATTACHED the y
hroagh Pittsburgh Chicago and touis
vile without change Pum,n Pace attached the 6o'
daily and through Pittsburgh Cincinnati Lousyl and -
Louis without change Pullman Palace attached 10 tue SSJ
and through from NewYoIk 70 Pttbuh Fot WHr' AID
Chicago without Tickets 6 sale at foot Of Dsbrosscs t
Of Cotliand ga Broadway DsHl Taxes effect July y J%
A J. CAsSArr. Gen1 Manager. W. JACKSON, Geo Snpt
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
NETWORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEW

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
RIVER Rail RO 40 -Conra.1 .1g MONDAY JUNE a. 1874.
m rough trains will leave Grant g., s..l Depot .
1900 m Chicago and Mon. c Esnre, Hh efs"Db room cirs
through o Wstertowu ana Rochester
800 Special Express Win 'n i''m '~s '' Sas" ana
oOo Saeisi Chicago Express with dravngroo Basao
and Niagara Falls
II 90 a. m. Northern and western ps hipie's s -. . a. a,
$40 Special DfA"iasI'' liam ' 's"' -''"t ~ wv
Ann Montreal Express eepHgcars from SeNYorA
soo M s.oress daily with seepneesrs wscovr osdens-
Wv burs nd Canandagu qua.
500 M Pse6c Express with sleeping for Rochester Bafso
and Niagara Falss also oF Chicago. hoth l. = G.
trH run 0a
,too N mi Ftpnss with sleepipgcars Troy AhSny.
49, 4. II. KENDRiCk, General Passenger Ageut.