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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08
90 mhom II man Gonrern
6teambcdts ano Railroads.


ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
IL Trains taking effect june 3 1872 From Chamberast Depot flor
Twenty third-st. note belowD
m.Cnenna and Chicago Day Express Room Coaches
Buffalo and Niagara Falls snd Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
II a.m-EEp, Mail for Buffalo aRd Niagara Falls DravngRoom
Coach SusQdehanna and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination.
$3.50 Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara
200 d. M ly) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Fa and heaoe
For poT Jefs 600 soo oo Aad .llS n 49, and 200
For Goshen Midtown 49, 800 $780, HOO and Ills
For Wargck 500 100 aud fIl:l5 a. n. 43Opm.
Eevbugh, t30 800, and 1900 % go and 80
For sufe 1890 800 t5:o Hoo sIli5 $780, 400 SEQ
500. 90. 1880, 200. and Fll:0O p. m.
For RdgegOod Hohokas Aendie and Rnseys 1880 200 90
Po P.erou s!.s $50 500 t5: o:G loo Til:i5a h 1900
M .45 800 400 800 SIS fO 600 CD 100 s'l5 III P and
Fo, Ruthsrari Park and Pac 6:i5 in3 1885, 1000 100
II N, 'I'i9' J% 4'o' ''lo oO0 o'' GID H. An' ~
For Hselsrsaek and Way 500 1915 NJ 100 400 500
Goo and $50 .. and Saturdays onlS, y midnight
For Hsiale AMI Way $500 8l5 and 1915 Loo 600 500
sr1 500 D. NJ. and SATURDAYS only Y 90 midnight
spring Valley and Way 500 sl5 a5 and 900 oo As,
500 and eco ard SATURDAYS only u ;o0 midnight go
For Eng eEood 7;4 $500 100 3l5 AIS, AS, $50 $50,
and s7:f5 D SATURDAYS ONLY. 1880 midnight. - - -
Cresskl 500 1i5, 800 $50 Gl3, E5 $50, go and
t5:45 D. M Saturdays only, 1900 midnight
For Upper s. L4j, - l0, El5, 4s5 $50, 6S,
and rs D m Saturdays only, Il midnight
For Permont Nyack il5 and - ani l90 i3 1857
ESQ and ia D. m Saturdays only, u miiusghL
B-rains leaving Chsmbe hours af hols leave
Tvntyrs Is minutes earlier than above time The m and
Il midnight trains start from Chamberst only.
the n r. X Of n j. having Chamhers
Twentyhrst 50 minutes earlier than above time
Tickets and for Apartments Ia h0om ana sleep
obtained and orders M the checking and transfer "
baggage nav be the Compsnys oee $50 and 957 Broad
way; Cour-st Brooklyn Montgmer Jersey Cyi at the Com
uary = Depots and Of agents AZ the principal hotels
sbay tsldays only tGosnsa Sundays only SNysek onlG
l. D. RUCKER WIN. X BAaR
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
y RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 20 Water Gap Sondshurg Scranton
Syracuse 0sVego, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depots York foot OF Bsroyt and foot Of Chstopherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, June 3, l8l
sO m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch,
tonneeng with Chester r. Waterloo With Snsser r r.
and With and B. H. r for Kingston WEbare Pit
ton, &c .u-.r. ~, n
ton Branch At Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With snsseI
for Aboyer Newton Washington with the D. L. and w. X
for Water Gap soudbu Scranton Great Bend BnghamtoH syria,
Phpbu With Lehgh and s0squehAnna and
L.hsh Valley 4. r. for al points on those roads
u H. PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops az Newark Madison
Railroad Phtsburg Bel Del r. K for Belydere and Lehgh
H. Lehgh VALLEY K r. for Bethlehem Alien
Mauch Chunk. wikesbarre Reading and Harrisburg
l20 o. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson And
directly through Scranton and Bnghsmton without
change stopping stations Connecting Dover Win
Chester r. X, and al WaerJo With Sus-eI r. X ~, -,
PHILLIPsBuRG EXPRESS connects AZ Dover with Chts
r., Waterloo with SusseT X r., and Al PhpsbGg VIZ II
high and susquehsnnA r. and Lhigb VALLEY for be'hshtn
Alentowu Rsading Harrisburg, aud the West - ., m
n HACKETTsTOWN EXPRESS connects with Ohestr D.
5.20p 9. m DOVER EXPRESS 49, - ..,o "A
For YOUNGSTOWN 7ls sio ll'oo l2;oo NJ $50 s+O '9O
for su,MTr 4, tbs z,o $40 1910 mdil'OoA 100 $40
Pcr oRsSGE and SOUTH ORANGE hls 40 $40 80 1910,
and ll:oo m, Elo 1o as, $50 40 'io e'OO VIE
Fdr sKTARK. a. tbs 7ssO $50 $40, 30 'loo losa lo
ll;g0 and 2I0 m .lO 200. zo $40, $40 3'se 49, ~.
n M Tr,ip, m.ft.ds stop at Bsst Eevuk - - .
I@.v. EsvYorl ytr BLOOMFIELD and hosTCIAIR at I;S,
W. ~ - - A. REAsoEER, Superintendent
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EXAMINER

1.-THE ieen The Bged Resident from Paris Of grean
they appeared from time 10 time 'THB DAILY NEWS
They lively minute and In the accurate description OF
Pans during four months Of its isolation from the rest Of
Other Kindred books viii he published which viii help 20
picture likely valuable than
the others and certainly cannot expect TO ind elsewhere 30
much fuluess Of detail
DAILY NEWS" the following list Of works sevsrsl Of them
reprinted in English edODs all Of which
have lin scouu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

"MOst completely the truth ofhe Beseged Residents view,
robuse revelations contained in the diary which the author
peuned much diligence and persistent observation Some Of the
from the ultra imunng aud conuc
with little anecdotes to brighten the heavier portions
diary well engben the various points relating TO
progress the siege These desto remarks Afford bat
mesg idea Of the contents Of this comprehensive and ABLY written vol
have however hbstned from closer examination Of the
worn to avoid foreng the with which II will be read Parts
printed Tor the first time and thHs complete
tive It's imperfect state received with great avor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

"Many Of the letters equal descriptive execution the Finest dnA
sons Of similar character in novels in CaIs Fredenck
IN, Great The accounts Of The Siege which the fullest par
tuAry what might call war sketches n naaIe Inc
deseriphon the Battle VI Sedan Is a masteIplece"
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE

"The Beeed Resident led life which, reflected in his fAth
pages seems TO have full Of and Of that very variety
which would fancy that lie among population Of closely
invested CITY mast be deficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

CTFAMER GEN. SEDGWICK leaves New
- Yor tsI COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY nom Jun, II, follow,
CAn,toph,r.,t. SIS a. N Per =, n s;Nhm
Chn,onksr a n nOoH; Pier a. " r. HIS p m
thrstoph,rst 3 D N Per n NJ tSpm
Leave, Ce.s, hlasd ioI ios lIeoo 10 (sIbs
~ D. -, EIus Jnss VII s,s~sse, ~ sss sHs, Jssss.
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VANITY PAIR

"There peculiar cc the remarks Of the Resident
Il was lucky which shut up this keen obsan winter IN
PEs elected such graphic account Of the siege"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

"The Dty Beeged Resident needs oonnentOn from
o. Won Moe Versailles pronounced extremely interesting At
disputes with tie letters from Metz in the journal the
place among the correspondence OF the pno"
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ILLUSTRATED TINES.

The letters the Beseged Resident always rSey
and thoroughly unique in Their matter in their style"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

Nosi Eng1nen value for all Purposes Of the eommunea
lions pubhed in THE DAILY NEWS the most critical events
were evolving themselves II Of this correspondence that the
efor that made in this country TO sueOf the
sfaictei French peasants took their use'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

1.-THE Beseged Resident keentghted Of the world
lively whimsical humorst and eeanessy repoe
Of t, incidents heard Of The entertaining authors
whom the wal has brought oTth.D
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RESIDENCES TO LET
E. H. LUDLOW s. CO.,
NO. 3 FINEST.
Branch Once. No. IS Bast seVen'een'h-st'

xI-x,,, o,.. unruruiA,d Per .nnum ~....... ESQ
TSEsoST2CeSey house y reos ss e 400
tsssS.l'.y @ ..:,., iy i:5.i:i 80, S
I1IP IL IIIou aSISo ee u rooms iuJ sin'heNi s 200
wssICHr'rrE-L.Is' ram. 1900
acre. a.tcy bous; aeres..........,. 100
TuICotge, y rooms stable tets'',,,' IN"
'',S nous. ' ScS
RHTSssEcK-EegBt stone house, fully furnished grounds nm
EssSATSS, CoSS-Stons cottage iarnshed OUT soo
& "a . II acres: te..... 900
AsroRiA I-Donbe house is rooms acres stao Sc' iS
residence Handsomely furnishes Pm' 0S
EEW house large stable aes INV
wAsHUS1ON-Eegant residence uhausDea see 1000
TErEoSr-2s.ory house good my
PELH1N-Garoen stable ana oa,ha 500
FoRT LEE-COsge 10 rooms party iufaisoel ZOO
SoKvALK2sOy house Sly iu1shei S acre s 20 Sc iO
CEIsss Hill s L-Doube fully furnished Preseason. o ~
PoCsHEEEPsIE-Lage house urgrnshed s9oe '
s hoSssS Yer R Il rc1a., 1850
TsTRacHEGtTe stoy cottage furnished; stable &c. 1000
Cottsre ny .......... go
D bo6ss unurei 100 acres; stable, &C.. 1i00
CLToN J-Large house fuuishe IA scTei stable Ne. <V
I40THr BorLEvARD-Large house. urnishea ooo
honss furnished, garden stable kc.. acc
MADsoS-Maus0n furnished u acres; staDe Sc''''' "a
WEsT PotNr-Hauds0me house furnished '''..'' 20
RoCKAwAY L. IHauiome cottage tpInishe1i SADIE S'' 0
SCkRBORoceH-1etly cottage f9IulsheI s.ue - 49,
WAITS PLaNs2stoy house IS oomsi furnishes g1oen' ooo
stable Se Gothic Mia 10 rooms furnished goo
GIgE CovE-audsome house, fuuishc acres stable Sc''
cottages All fully urusbei 500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uniurnsed; SC
inVEsSoySFao ed ootisse garden, stable &c; go
AsroEiA2Ory house furnished o p m.''''''''''''' lSS
ORARGK n. Elegant place, iarnshedi as s~pei ~Vi soo
Pu...............''''' '''''''''''' ''''''
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"Ths personal element these letters unqueiOnshy thai
which gave charm 1t certain that the deeable trait
and unworthy Of which the Beeged is The ohIoacer vii
have to taken in truthful narrative Of the gre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

aThe missing letters Of the Beegd Resident inferior
10 those that have had FIST the ooamns Of contemporary
He has style writing that reminds Of M Benal OooTnes
ang-a style Parans and the siege lent themselves
with singular felicity lie tie Of putting place obserTa
dopsin novel way generally telling and often singing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

he superiority Of the War which were furnished By
,THB DAILY NEWS everywhere Acknowledged Therefore the col
lection with AZ historic commentary and the connected exposition Of The
events Of war which produced must be pronounced IN the
highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THB DAILY NEWS
al other journals in promputude eoousness and
ACCURACY" ,.,,,-o d, O., a,
Another reprint from the columns Of THE DAILY NEWS the
Dary Of lie Besegd Resident in Paris Of which the following
ushs been
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THE BIRMINGHAM POST.
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.

1.-THE tnseendent stride which THE DAILY NEWS has take
during the war displaying suddenly Abran supremacy over it, eon'eH
nor.e. ba naturally excited both curiosity admiration
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SPECTATOR
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NBWs.

1.-THE diary Of Beeged Resident In Paris viii certainly
one Of The most remarkable records Of moneuiou episode in
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Summer Retreats

DAY VIEW HOUSE, Ferry Beach, Saco; Me-
D-WOUTON & CLARK PropuetOrsTh House. nearly com
pIeted h fri class appointments II has sea view not eI
The high and any en- SUITE ana
sge ara n urotstruced obtained nom window 10
o. house The CITY Portsnd Wood Island Seal Rocks the POOL
snd other objects nters, in e immediate ohng IN magnht
miles from Sco. bleheds coaches VIII
800 III trps al Saco Depot Eastern aud Boston and Mae
ii III Steamers daily from Sao and Bdieord An
opened for June a. 1917 Address
MOULTON a CLARK. Ferry Beach, Sseo, Me
DRAINKRp INSTITUTE, Cranberry, n. j.,
I'D oren for BOardes beautiful locaon Two 9eh
noe frgn the cty Address w ,. hohAIh
DELMONT HALL, SchOolcys Mt. Springs, n.
ID viii open reception ofCOmpany June CBOMtLI.
COOPER HOUSE, -
C0OPERSTOWE,
Of O.seg0 Lake,
y y.
Fourth Opens Juue /, 1872.
Aopieaton for rooms may be made until June !. 10
W. B. COLEMAN, EeWYoTk Hotel
~ COLEMAN L MAXWELL,
prorri efo-s
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THE DEUTsCHB zEITUYG BERLIS)

at the most important AMI accurate contribution to the history
be have yet seen"
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

"tTIE DAILY NEWS dssnced ell other European journals
the fdllaess promptness, and accuracy OF its Heas
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"To ercse letters suuerfuon Their marvellous ao
wonderful accuracy universally acknowledged as tH
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NEW. TINES.
NEW. YORK NATION.

This collection Of Letters valuable Contribution 70 ias history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

"PoSb Of the recent campaign 90 amply sauoea our
modern thirst picturesque The description Of the oa'e
yeotte reads Ike page out Of 1an and for awful v1dns
gh stand By The side Of Thueyd narrative Of the plague
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TRAINS LEAVE NBwYoRK
For HevHsyen and Bridgeport T. S(EL ll3O l2l5 (BLl
For Milford sad FARRELL Southport and wespOr. 1:9oA
nj to s; Sc5 IN So orS r u3o. l2l5 r EEL a
$50 OIL $780, $3.50. and (Erl p
For Danen, z 9, llO m $40. 4;p ?; 30 and e;ylp m, 80
ior stamford spi lliS a m lI' 'hI Al' 'Shb @'
For Greenwich Stations 1850 m 2l5 e
s5us,y Nal 1u leaves Sev-YOrk alp for
Boston, both sprnFcsl 1ss and sA2 @s L9
For Boston wa Springfield, a. M and8 IN
Nor BS;t3a sD sIS5e Line ~ Is 1ad q and
for Competent River Railroad p;9 p H. 70 S0nam0'"n'
For Hartford Providence aud Fshkn Railroad a PTS
Shore Line Rail to Norwich AID Providence III"
For Se1isven and Northampton Railroad to North
' FoS New midtown and wiImanc Railroad Air LineJ
D. For F HoSssto MI Rsilro.d, a IN. and p.
For Dsnbary and NOrEaik Railroad i2l5 aud go p
For NewCinaan Raroal,s m. l2:l5 andtyo p M M q. G.
DAY Nal Train either Line DragngToom Car a0oe1 's'
@ @ can proare sny point reached over ths road At
the dot Of the SeE-Yok and Negayen X k cor
.s FIpssssl No. ga Brosdsay Cours BroOkyp AMI
by leaving suitable notice have their baggage e 2 S
from residence to desInat on SAAihs IL hOi = Sup-
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Tbrougb trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
1880 m, Chicago and Montreal Etprss WIN .S TOO" "
1000 Special Chicago Express with drawing cars 70 Duna0
and Niagara Falls
3,4O % n Special Albany and TROY Express
400 ~ Montreal Express with sengca from EeNYofk to ST.
500 p H. ESpe With sleepiugea for WATERFOWL os"egO and
soo Pacific F1press with sleeping Bno
and Niagara Fas aso ior Chicago, via both L. = aud NJ &.
Railroads. and for st. Louis via Toledo The and p N
IOo D. n ETDes with sleepng-cars for Troy and Albany
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

"FrIr and fuller information other paper has given about
he vsr has appeared in THE DAILY NEWS"
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NETWORK AMI. NEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY %, ISL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YoRE

PAus., IN EewYork o. Twcntysevnth-s. And
FoOrhsTe. Entrance Twenty seyenth-sI
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THE GRAPHIC.

"Th. letters are very msrly written"
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Gounirn propertn to ftt.

DURAL RESIDENCE TO RENT.
~ auihond Oct me se h
az W Smyh ESQ., Washington a., Beeye Inc P ~ 49,
HsNsoeg Furnished throughout grounds large snd
s f In abundance. stables coach house, Ne Kent
- ' ' BRADFIBbD 4 Go.
No Broadway. n 7.
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|, LUDQATn NTLL.

VISITORS TO LONDON.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1872.
H0WITr COMPANY,
having completed their Arrangements for the Invite attention 70
their Special Novelties and Designs In Ladies Costumes Polona'e
Nantes cket The general comprises English and Foreign
silks Dress Materials Popns, Mohsirs Alpsea Cae Barge,
Fancy Goods Ribbons Hosiery Cloves and Ladies
ndercohng Muslin and Lace Curtains Household Linens 1e
Mourning Department will be found every article requisite iof
Fsniy or COMMUNICATIVE Mounbg ready wear Of The
best quality at Moderate prices. - -
26 2l7 223 229 200 HIGH HoLBORN,
LONDON, w. G.
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RTr1SH ouARTERLY REYIEW.

"Tbe excellence Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has be-
a matter Of common uotohey and general confession"
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fon6on advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS Qcndon Rngsnd ore to all residents IN
DE United States who Wish 70 with the BneA public
Hreramped facilities
The circulation Of 1.-THE DAILY NEWS has received efrAori
nay impetus during the last two from the popularity won ~ the
character Of Foreign General Intelligence The increase 10 IL
sale is inward per and THE DAILY NEWS
being English Newspaper in m constituency Of
reaers is unsurpassed as medium for al classes Of Advertisements
while organ Of English opinion IL has special recommendations
Americans The high reputation Of "THB DAILY HBWS" en- al
Financial subjects causes It consulted BY bankers merchants
brokers' investors ke ani eouissedy the best channel for
Financial Advertisements Of every kiDd.
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eoeb sh And foreign Manufactured Tweed Doeskns Won't
parous, Superane Cloths miIed Coahgs and every we'd
Ihovn Texture for SUITS, COATS, ke
In Soek for Immediate made 10
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Che Gurt.
HIusital Instruments.


A t HAINES BROS, .,..
Those desiring aeass should purchase before eahHs
sslesroomG
Elegant Panos unhvaed 10 and eh prices 10 pess
Every Piano warranted represented.
EB-A Pianos from viii be sod at great bag.s&
EISCHERs NEW SCALE PIAN0S-The most
reliable Pianos fully warranted as West TwentYghb
shhv Some splendid second hand Pianos sold cheap
TOR SALE-A full-toned old Italian Vl0-
LN-a bargain. Apply at hLLETs MUSIC STORE 10 Broad
way.
DIAN0- F0RTES- Twenty secondhand Piano.
iortes Of Vaoqs makers 10 thorough order o sale By
CHICKBRING SONS.
No. IL East foureenth ST.,
Between Broadway and Ffthsv-.
SMITHs AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex.
~ eiasivey sale C. LGHrB Cos manufacturer Of ant
PIANo-FORTEs. 421 BRO0ME-Sr crosby snd
Emss SsN-iork CITY Weoese rsta ssd on iostallesass
WIN. A. POND g. Co. 100 new and second
w VIM A. POND Co. hand PIANOS reat by the mOuh
VIM A. POND Co. OF quarter, and the rent applied 10
wM. A POND Co. purchase xhea desired. 0rgsus .nd
VIM. A. POND Co. Pianos 10 a, from % 10 slt
Nm. A. POND 4 Co. pox month Ne 81 Broadway.
MM. A. POND q Co. Branch s,ore. y Cn0n- square
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The War Correspondent. Of THE DAILY NEWS have earned for
4 paper prsemineBt reputation"
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
il RAILROADS OF N j. DIvISI0N-Pom foot Of DBSBRosSEs
ST and from foot Of RTLANDT WEST PHILADELPHIA,
night For Philadelphia Wis Camden, a. m and For BALTl-
MORE and WASHINGTON and THE WEST, via Baltimore 800
a m and 1905 D. the SOUTH 900 and $500 Silver
Palace cars Wellington LynchbuE daily, $500 train,
bout change WEST yvania Railroads.&c.
and Goo Silver Palace attached 10 the $50
m through New York n Pittsburgh Chicago AID Louis
Vile without change Silver Palace attached TO the 600
daily through Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville and st
Louis change Silver Palace are attached 70 the G p
nj ana run through from NewYork Fort Wayne Chicago without
Change Tickets for Of Debroses foot Of Corlsuds
and slI Broadway (sDailyl Takes effect June 3 lS2 .
A. J. CASSA1'T, Gen1 Manager J. W JACKSON, 6enI suPt
SOUTH SIDE X. X. OF l.. l.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE ONLY RAILROAD on LONG ISLAND
running direct to
RoCKAWAY BEACH
On and after Monday trains leave NewYork Via Roosevelt
and Graudet. Ferries, follows:
mMa Tor Patchoeue connecting with stage for Beepor and
Fire Place, AM boat Cor Fire Island.
q m.-AcooommOdat0l for lshp
1 nm.-Aecommodaiop for Rockaway and Babylon.
$50 m-Erp Cor PAehogue connecting With stage for Beeport
and Place and boat for Fire Island Through 70 south
OTster Bay wi bout stop reaching Babylon at Sl0
u m Express for Rockaway and hernek
$50 D m.-Accommodaion for Patchogue
500 o. m-AccommOlation for Babylon.
6.gl m for Mernck
trains $3.50 add $3.50 connect al VALLEY Stream With
, from empstead Due notice will be given Of the
opeug a The RockAway Beach ROsd the Sea Side House
{. w. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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Through e baggage checked Hotel BY South Side RAroa
hon Rooseyest Sev-York and $50 The only P'e
where afflicted with hay fever obtain rehe 4he 81
BATHING Is the best in the United States.
Dss sAMNIS, Proprietor.
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THB DAILY NEWS shown itself prominent In the accuracy
nd value Of every kind intelligence with regard to the war;
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The merits ofthe correspondence procured by THE DAILY NEWS
Cay upon It's singular promPtude but also on Us
elenee As beng clear accurate, and picturesque
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

w THIS lately purchased BY the undermined
past Superintendent and Treasurer Teegsph At Port
Nj King and commands agnhctht
views Waite Fancou and Green Mountains Unsurpassed lowell.
ness grandeur Catarrhal complaints and hay fever maeo ey
relieved Union telegraph OGe in house. MI d. f
Ter The proprietor The coming SFes connect Al
Lancaster only miles, with Boston trains, and after Jny
With Portland Northumberland CGrsnd Trunk
Isssrson n H. ". P. MERRILL, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

9Ald ll:JQ D. m--fOr Panhed - %. -. :,
1000 1880 IL - NJ; 1200 245 loo 200 $50, 800 $40
35 400 ans AS 500 Sis $500 5i5 eco $50 1900 $780,
,;I5 $40 500 1890 Ils3O I2.0O m.
ele for be obtained the Office Of the Central Rail-
road eyst EeEYoThi and al the pntpd
NO''" 'N r T. KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

ROWLAND HOUSE,
ii SHARON STRINGS ~ Y .
Terms Sl4 per week or - %
per day Board for the al reduced rates M hONLAnD
I INWOOD HOUSE, Coytesville, n. j., on
II the Palisades NOW OPEN Boat from foot Of sRnngst ~
1915 ~ cents, Exactly one
hour 70 he house. Stages from boat Terms moderate