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New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
THE POLICY OF HATE.
A sOUTHERNER's OPINION OF THE NEw-YoRK
TIMES-ITs USEFULNESS AS A LIBERAL CAM


A sOUTHERNER's OPINION OF THE NEW-YoRk
TIMEs-ITs USEFULNESS AS A LIBERAL CAM
PAIGN PAPER.
To the Edffor Of The TrfbVHe.
SIR: take the following from letter re-
ceved by me from prominent and influential Southern
gentleman:
II have been reading the campaign edition OF inc
Ne,- York Times printed mostly in large black letters
painfully suggesting ideas of the hate with when me
Times regards those who differ from 1t in opinion oo
serve the heading Greeley and the South followed py
extracts from Mr. Greeleys writings to show what he
once thought of the Southerners and Secessonsts AS
southerner secessionist and Democrat, and Sonth-
elner and Democrat s read these extracts carefully
What the object of The Times he in thus paradins
before the Southern people the words wlich
in former times so excited ana eA-
asperated Them 1 can only surmise. Surely now that
Slavery dead that the has all the rights oi
citizenship now that the Southern people are anxious
TO grasp the hand of fellowship not only OF the Northern
peope but the very they lately held in BONDAGE
now that they recognize their former mistakes ana uh
their backs upon all counseOrs who refuse to accept the
situation as radically changed by past events, lAs Times
is not acting discreety eyncng sincere love OF cou
try in thus quoting these hot words of partisan hostility
In another column find what Gen. Grant has SAID
and done but do find all that he has said for H.
stance one OF his most memorable speeches: eyer thus
war is for the Liberation Of the slaves will tear OIL my
eDauets Nor do the quotations include ms letter 10 ms
for Events and experience have changed most OF US an
we do not things did In those SAD dys q"
bitterness aud strife The south accepts tue abolition OF
slavery with good grace legitimate necessity OF the
times southerners cease to cavi 10 who was TO
hame for the war They accept the theory that the
North justified in resisting the attempt 10 destroy
the Union. Democrats everywhere come forward anu
saw I'VE bury the past and forget all lts prejudice
Does il require any change in Horace Greeley to h MN
TO be the representative OF this and better Ife OF
the Republic, to the inspiration Of which he endured
persecution and cOntumely, sorrows ana dangers.
through so many dark and painful years Does IL
follow that he hates Slavery persons hostile TO the
Government less In TINS and better age
he accepts the olive branch aud Joins hands with all his
country who opposed TO the spirit OF eternal
hate2
feel certain that The Times converted me 10 Greeley.
the effect OF spirit which seems 10 DC eShlued
moi o,v by me Times hut most tine adhereDts Of
the Administration. There seems to he personality, =
vndctiveness and wickedncss OF Resource, hat womb
dive into the grave even and drag out the skeletons Of
the dead. hoping by CHASTITY and horrible an eHlb
tOn TO knde the bitterness and Jury Oi Inc wretcbcd
mast" D. .
| Neic- York CifH Aug. l6, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
HOW lIR. JONES WAS QUALIFIED FOR A
FOREIGN MISSION.
MORE JoBBERY--A NEW REA1 ESTATE spECuLA-
T1oN, WIN TIE PRESIDENT FOR PAKI-


Some excitement has sprung up IN inc
RSbop Hill Colony OF Swcdcs, in Henry County III OVcI
d>coyery made ny them that certain lands Whch nY
supposed they owned the outskrts OF the city OF o
80 acres more or cs had been conveyed by one OF
tho trustees of sNd colony, wthont tne. "9.1o -
10 J. RuSSc'i Jones' United states Minister 10 beisut
Tor an Inadequate compensation. The colony a hhoIt
time since employed lawyer 10 make an inNSstgatr'
but consequence OF the DESTRUCTION ol "' r,p'aiir
records s,v fire, he mado slow progress. ElIa,y}
he aSoertaued (tnd this was III! "N.i nor,ev.
discovery that some time aiter ~, the tr,stee 10
ance Of the land by Olot johnson, INC Ianes
nes-whioh on the 4Jtp Ol Dtc1nD1t IIIysees
eonycved a norton Of 10, described DeloW 70 20 ono
Grant of Washuhtou D. c., for the COlsldci M Sia
dollar on the Goth OF May 1869, ana was r dnscrin
,rd annoIutcd Minister 10 Belgium. The descflp
tlon OF the land conveyed by Jones u uf"N' .
undivided OF the W. Of the N w of tho N r.
of sccon IS Town Range 10, containing ~ aSI ,r
more or less also undivided Of the W. OF the = W
moro or less also. undivided 2of that part or tne W
OF he W. Of The Sc OF said section TO- whlcn Iies %
Of tLe ROAD known the Barry Point road, containing
"A acres aud fraction; also an undNlded Oh hg .
acres OF the T. OF the 5. w OF SAID section 10 III tue
Tne deed rcccs that this property had Deeh held ~
trust by Jones Grant but no such trust was shown Oh
record aud It Is noted th3t ms. Jones m
held IN trust by her husband The Bishop mn COony
claim that this property belongs 10 them and my n
pr, scutcd formal request 10 Fresdent Glaut 70 convey
h back to them which response has yet Deeh re
turned. 40, ,.,, .,o, no. .tis
prperty belongs To tbs Bishop Hill Colony, aud that
rogrt OF equity will decrce that after Jones bought
A. he concluded TO let Grant into the speculation ana
S1.'v on MIN for u portion OF the purchase money;
that he sold a part OF 10 snort uIne l ootUId n6
he was appointed Minister TO belgIun, e 9ho tho
,rn,sris OF the sale, and made him q deed 1or
ile remainder of the land. III the Bishop HIN Colony
ere sWIuded We Judge that Grant was not knowing 10
ihe fact We judge, also that the pIons OF inc sPeoHa
non had considerable uhueDCe on thc fIesuent luis
when Inc designated Jones as Minister TO BELGIUM ior
there has not been more unuJ APPOINTMENT uo siO0
(ouulug discovered America
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
OUTWARD BOUND.
The following passengers sailed from this
mort ON Saturday for Europe:

The following passengers sailed from this
port on Saturday for Europe:
FOR GLASGOW-Ia steamship California, Aug. Nv. Glenn
Ashman Rev g. A. Brown p White r r. Ayre J. W. Brook,
W A. McNurray, Mn w A. McMurray l. Crane, j. G Alden
Kev c. A Randall Mis- NJ Roley. H. W. Baantne Mrs H. w
Balaune c Waite Arthur jr J. TemPeon J. T. ierdeoa
Goldman, r. IL Hare the Misses Hare j. Chappe Mrs D. H. Tor,
H. Thompson H. Thompson H. g. Pollock Mrs D. Robehon,
FOR BRBMEN-Ia steamship Rhne Aug lConnt Arco Of the
German legation and EyeIhad Tool family and servant MIs
Mrs everahl and chlrcn A. Blum. Adolph Kahn, NJ John
fen H. Eidl Mrs. H. NJ. Kheee Miss L. Knege ME- Otto
X Fu Koch r. Martin. Miss NJ Schwabe A. " sobec,
r. Abade, Stevens Stsach G. siaue Mss BIeiihemer
T Beeka llohmeyer, W Michel ~ ~ Lanensie1 M. K Fred
richie and chilli Mrs A. Legalg W. T. Oeroeek D. hauek9
KOCH Miss Johanna Buss lieT9kIat1 sr Paaa s, lTnn'
lein, J. Pamme POI and NJ Deme, t. Hard r. Decker L.
Rosensen, Mrs. Louisa hiersch
FOR LIVERPoOL-Tn steamship 4tlantc Aug lL-P Norton,
wife D. Hohus and wife, G. H. H. Ramboh, Capt H. L. W
RambOd sad w C. Rag r Van ho1en end and Tfe r. ksoeh n
Bell Kali Miss H. X PatterSSg r. Bayey A D. Remss9n MIs
RemnOn Jones and wife Master Jones mss ana a. Jones
IngIs Miss B. Dewsi sems' MssK Williams Misses Mary and
Maggie Hooper r Hooper Me- N b. smith Mss b. Harris A.
esd ". Lemsire sud sie Miss Asker r Fsrgo D.
good' Miss H. & APss n Mis- Sso%1g' n M,s a e T .
jr. naeeryAn H. Rice, w. smith Mrs. smith M ssyon
Dr. l. and lady, s. G. Godng and lady hgey T.
Ives r Sshsn Dr. Curtis and family Rev j. C'mmins and
For LIyERPOOi~Ia steamship c4t Bro5tlyn, Aug l7Mrs.
d. Pupin W. DWye1 Rev Father Gallagher NJ Maloney N
Poonco Mrs Broke and g. Ru'sel j. C. Marb Mr. and
Mr. Hchad T. A. Manha Rev H. C. Atwood Rev. Father BuIgess
Cor j. stevenson j. Tuney ". Smytb Mrs 81 Craddoek u g
Iusse S. n Morton G. Thona Mr. Rnsoh, Misc henderson, C.
FOR LIvRRFooI-Ta steamship Batavia Aag I'M, skinner
S.er skinner MsssL1nsr Ree Joseph Elreh
b MI o,Esp infant and child w r. Hatch Snd daughter
james GradNe John P. Waters Nh and hIs Geese Beekedie
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Saturday, Aug

NEw.YoRK, Saturday, Aag. IT, 1874
Thoro woro mn transactions at the Exchange
this oruin tho LOCAL sales advertised 10 take place ny
A. j. Bceclser Son 4 60. having been either aulourn'"
or WITHDRAWN
The market for the past week has rather more ac
tive and several sales OF interest have repotte ~
attention Of operators having been principally ue''
side properties generally in the more northery
portions OF the isandt lots the BouleVarn taA"N ~
lead towards which the continued improvements 80
III pioEresS III ties localtes tends w ~ nv drives
non The probable early completion ot tue heW @ u,n'
below ne-hnndrcdand.twenty nfthst. ana INC pt pLUt
pect OF considerable improvements beyond tnat po,m,
must oi nece, ,sy have the effect Of attracting .ne @
non OF those looking for permanent locations anu % DS
that both the MOrnngside and Riverside Parks arc lc
Vocably liked facts "A future look iof very
c1nslderaDre activity in all properties lhuehoeu W
For the next week the advertised legal sales are OF
rather less Importance than usual; We endeaYor 70
give correct liss OF these proposed transactlons, ~
though the referees under whose order they are mostly
made appear to prefer secrecy and not unfrequeny oO
requested 20 10 do IL is only necessary 10 look over te
legal notices printed in the official paper, TO become
thoroughly convinced OF the entire uniairness OF the
present method of conducting these sales.
Sales 70 take place at the Exchange Tor as noted,
from Monday, Aug 10 to %, inclusive
h, Jane. NJ Miller legal .2raGg s,i upr Ig & & direction Of Nathaniel Jarvis
M 5eis5ee one o 5i with the bgIsg' tsIeG. oas on is
The reon of Ws IoFlsui referee one o 2jriGO with the
buildings thereon located tie east SIDE OF Ftl'e between One
By Jos Mcclure legal s uSdcr direction of yd NcAdam house
and lot 25I9 located on the moth 'ds Of Fouh 2l5 feet inch
east Of Avenue G.
WednssfdV. Aug. a.
Joseph McGe legal Henry Cullen
jr rreree property IS Boge No 2
being the with the Hart
Hotel,
Thursday Aug "a
By Muller wilkins Co. legal sale under the direction Of Philip L.
Wilson referee lot 2Il00l with the buns thereon located Oh e
north Of 80 of Ffst
ant under the direction of Louis G. Lewis referee lot l5i
With the Improvements located the side Of Ethave,
- feet north Of Threb also legal sale Of lot u 9r4 on tie
Boulevard south Seventy eghhst
Friiay, dH9 30
by james NJ Miller legal .ale under the direction Of Charles A. Jack
referee property No J35 West Twenty fourth
being and ot lT99 and the leases Nos 33 and 1891
each 269G9 By Benz FaUha legal sale lot 2 OIJ 10,
the north side Il Nneteenh, between Eighth aud Ninth
b. Matthew T. Brennan. sheriff at the vebu of the city Hail. the
equity Wm Colt property known No. 25 Churchst aud
portion No. also the Interest Of the estates OF sad
Colt and George WTagg 10 the same property.
Saturday, AUg. ~.
By Beecke Son Co. legal sale under the direction Of Phio
T. Rugge. brick high building ljI50 Ocaiel
tie norh side siIst 100 feet east Of SeconiaSe and known
| NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
TWO MODEL cARPET-BAGoERs.
From The BaIQaors Gaz>it,

We behPve it is geperally conceded that
Gov Scott i q rascal, and thai he and his confreres
black ard wllf have buTdeDeq bJuth CArollna EIth an
Enormous debt pOyerishcd the people, and eniJehed
theInseves II 8 now probable that he VIII Hye way
at the ne e election 10 suecess0 mere Deing already
the salary Of the Governor Is only $500 year. The
manner in which this small SUM mas been
increased and mgtipnod by scott since
he TOOK once would be little Tess inrse.
ulous than the feeding OF multitude WIN Gge IOaNes
and Two spa shes II we did rOt know that during the
past foar wears the public DEBT OF the StaG hss fD in
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
ANDREW JOHNSON ON THE STUMP. \
THE ONE-TERM PRINCIPLE-NEED OF RECON
CIIIATION.

TIE oNE-TERM PRINCIPLE-NEED OF RECON
CILIATION.
Fx-President johnson discussed the issues
OF the campaign at length the 10th inst at
Knoxville Tenu and declared in favor Of Horace Gree
lev The following are extracts from his speech;
Its high time for us consider what the best course
pursue IN relation TO change IN our rulers ~ Is nv, @
time 90 say this or thaI Is or is hOt my party ~ 80 t @
unite saying this Is my country would can your az
tu0n to tue pInciP's eSaOsnea @ bogt Gefaica1ions
and breaches Of the various departments OF the
Government Many Of them are ten umes greater Ihan
the allie ca crimes for which arraigned before
Court impeachment. Now the laws ana morals i
Court OF Impeachment viii assemble and take up the
OF gifts and br,ocs corruptionS ana nepotsn, ana
will hurl the guilty from power. The Constitution ana
morals 1 9t tt tped ont of Once large humber Of
men IL Is true that did when they were found TO
otbcrs 10 an their places from the ranks the
senate would refuse confirm them, fearing that the
9eeFs SO Mo'iH inserts Clauses sGs-
tanning the oneter9 principle -Four years ago IsnT f
was Tor one term DIV % nc no - -, IOi yfUcnIn am in
favor the President and Nce-Presdent being elected
directly by the people. Now 3G6 electoral votes constr
tue the Electoral College am III IaHor IN S re
the Constitution a Oue-tem basis. would diVlue tnS
9|S1 02 ib I docfrae of bnSing the Government
the people The old foges, they say, have become ios-
alone TnCv are among the things that were.
II the Constitution is carried out IN truth ana spirit
by going back 10 first principles. Time mas deOnslIaleu
In favor OF the oneerm principle and the eiectlOh Dy
many men elected through fraud ana bribery oy te use
Of money buy votes. We cannot expect any Dettef
form OF Government from such men. nave more con
hdence in the people than IN the oihce-holdeIs. ~
would DC more difficult tor candidates Tor the senate
20 buy office from the people than from Leg1sla-
ture Tic country needs relief. There has been
much said about the "blUOdy chasn." am for closing
It. Find he cause and stop IT. remove II ana close
forever shrink back for the cries or grOans or
the past but close IL l0r principles sake and nagnaulm
ity Let not our its form more. Let our cO0rs
be peace fOrbeaauce and charity have been branded
a. "tr.torU in fidelity to the Constitution is treason
have committed it, ItOld jefferson Davis in the United
states senate that there was place 10 gnt It out, If
he and his section were wrOuged.
ANOTHER SPEECH.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 17.-Andrew johnson made
his promised speech to-day, at the Exposition Building,
IA this city, TO about 5000 people 1t did not vary
much from his Knoxville speech though more elaborate
IIe referred the general preference Tor military men
Tor Office aud warned the people against as an EVIL
tendency and, while speaking of amnesty asked au-
nesy iOr himself. It inferred from tins that he de-
sizes tie nomination tOr Congress for the State at large
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY, Acc. l9.

HS for slr e. closed a. the New York Post 0me. every
Tarsisy Al Oeok y Steamship As from Portland, Me-
Fndsy, 0t6 p a., T., = .., l., a.. urui... a, q - 49, =.
IumAp Line 81 -Amshps .
Letter postage al the West hae' eIoept whe1 foog direct via
s the hall ounce Papers each which must be pf,psid
~ !" '' TUESDAY. AUG. 20.
Mails for Panama ApHsa ths Central American aud South Pa
p etc per steamship Ocean Queen, close al 10 m Steam.
- ..ii. Al IL sI from Pier SO. ~ n II.
sHP 'A''- WEDNESDAY. 81
a.. R.rope Qlecusi0En ami liverpool, steamship
a.n cloe Al " NJ Supplementary Maj on Per No " n
IN m steamship tails at
u An .fs aspote IN SogeaeahT NAL mast be pTtDad viii
aQnhk posBgfi
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
pASSEAGERS SAILED.

FOR sAvANSABTa s,asashlp san Salnador Aug IA j.
Dodge ana vie r. GoiSerg Mas3hq' G NaPee9a kuslet
and Vie r Mrb" n q Hams Baillina John scnian Geo.
g. Wilson W. McCulmn NJ MeI Tne. Goe r. Clair Mrs
Robinson child l. A. and wife H. = hhrsh h % % % cor
R,d,o a., Dews " e. McpononHh r. onsh Jas or
s utebnq NJ Tosn.cnd NJ Salem Mis- r. iam,on hs, n -
Morg,p N 1ranap Mrs L. ~ Bunker John Snh Ml,s a.
M,s Msry wne-t ush Daiy M-s Mary Long Me Ijns ' GNU
Mr.. and Ms Burla
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
TIE COURTS.
DECIsIONs--AUG. II.

ISuprene Court Chambers BY Judge Barrett
Th. People Thatcher Connolly Grant and Baker ie the Board
of the need Got be ngned BY
party making 1t cd Cfs sp Pr ~ second yenssanon ds
Court Ut 7ll third the form % Istons mere
scsen they shall be verified In view OF the dse a. 70 iht
The ventcon BE supplemental without removing ,h "
within thrse days should be b. the Ffesden OF
Of the Board Al attorneys and address se9h also
under be bed and ndord each amended eorn
verified That being done the reor selected nay asn1r
Mead advised In the petition Tor hAoess
William 0OdngWt dismissed and application 10 bail
denied FernAnieI GpeMOton 20 VLess order o
10 Kelley al Ferry ct Al-Ordef
granted DIonThe AFFIDAVIT Of service does not comply
the Simmons Wood et aAoon denied Without
So,ts and De Ia hontsys A Dsla Mon
,suie -honoI i0f new trsl denied
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19

Pruslan Closed Mail sent nv this iinS. -, A. n.
Maik ior the German States, via br'n'n y" '"P "''
she q II VI.
Direct German M4i 4 sent this Inc 0"Ahip '' " y u"
from Pier foot Of Third llohoken ~. -. . -
Mails IIayi otc by tbe Steamship Pent chose al m
4 al = al 3
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
vISIATuRK ALMANAC

| sr, - "a - slt Sun sets.,... 6:52 Moor nses... '5l
| rs.Hw 80
Sandy Hook. ssnd Sil Hell tate feii)'0''
| - ueHw DAy-P
Sandy ook Cows lsaDL.. 300 Hell use '''i'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
.fflarble auo Gla.e Nlalicls.

KLABER Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. LING XOLKs East Egtecaths Marble AMI
Nted Manes ng Counters Monuments at pnees that
drfy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
CTEWART0s SLATE MANTELS rich and
- elegant designs work Of description Marble aui Nol
Nantes T. STEWART Co, 20 and ~ West lWeott hrds
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
Gitratioue Uanieo--femalts.

DVERTISEMETT FOR The H., NM MN :
"A YORK TRIBUNF Will BB RECEIVED AT ~ IhE , .a MA
OFFICES 81 est Thirty seeOnd,t or 1t "ef' i" ~
st., up to p. ieyun ,hee rate, . ~ 70 ~
A COLORED Woman wants blIuAuIhhoNs .Ih IN
~ as COOK, WAsilEHsnd IRoEER. or as ChAhDhhh" ANU
WAITRESS. Call at Is Pnrth-sye, o basement
A COLORED WOMAN wants ST. lIUAlloN
N Cook washer. sndoner, at IS FOURTH ave IN oa@.
EAMILIES, Boarding houses, and H1seis s1e.ls
promptly supplied viii Protestant aud Csh9s s scotch Ger.
msn sx ede ke-u CARhs1rgRs l19 W llth-'e coz
HOFELS.-A iIst-class HOTEL HOUSE
KEEPER want. abESGAGEMEsT. Appy to the Pf0Pns'0"
Of b Coleman House.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
Gountrp propertn 10 Eet

VNO LET-Furnshed-My HOUSE, at Mont
clair " For particulars advertiser eng cf " y po "
Times SNhtHD D''N'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
NEW YORK AND MISREPRESENTATION
I NINMLN
station NewYo Of Tweny cysn au fonl ave
Entrance on TWentyseYegtasf.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.lORK

NewfOrs, f"nL
TRAINS 4n,i;SS' LEAVE Il iSfnt Ssw.Yosx. siSsi;j'
For New.aven T. (EI, 1882 l2;5 tEIL Dr. 3D.
20 For Blseor ~ eei Sn1' 5(Ei 1850 nj Is' Ok l '
For MoSi and ,for l. ligl 3:ss ~ ana 30 N D,
For Fairfield, Southport AID wes'po = b. lI;J ~' $3.50 49,
'n FOR South Nor~ak T. Ok 1880 M 1918 ErJ rl t''
~ ToS Sfs p,geS SS7 I'll ia ~ s $50 5: .pdc:ppm
s:ts s. 4,sS ss'2 II as So @51 s'5e 5:i, s) a.,
,:i5. 45 $50 5:55 go, 7lS P IN.
Sunday Mail rrain leaves Twenty eyenihst Ne"'l"A Do h
Boston via both SprnTFs6sSaI T6S Ier1y L,s Esd Sa2.S ] i2r
For For Boston Bo,Sa va VIA sG sGor Lin! la:iS
For For HsT1oTt Se.I5SG fRa r. T. me- s and l % Is r con
For ccnnecca Railroad N, 2;l5 m Green6e,
For For iTsrtSori Proyince aud sI Railroad A. No.. i2.I3p
For Shore Line Railway SorNeh AMI PIoreuee 2:i',
For Connecticut VALLEY Railroad a. m snd p
.mco5 rc Ss" s.d fn wa@5aSh as l0' M H. '''
Tof IIayea, Ndlgtovn AMI wilmaatc Railroad CN Lu'
FOR HousatGnic RAILROAD, a ~. and p. m,
For DaaSary md SorTat tsrosd l. s. aad a. M
For shepaus Valley Railroad, DauDuy and NorV, T. g,
For New Canaan Railroad m l25 4:3o aud $50 pr.
% % Si I % are T,ss1 p c1p m ss .i 10 i % 80
=. m, lailS and p N. trains ... 49,.
n, S.s a % s sss 'n PG1&i T. @ Se
e And n G % o,s., s s % sS No. S inc cS Sa 2
% leaving suitable % .sf s1n have their T r. nofT S IA sSg
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
EssETl 81 Dg gsse,iG 4 S'o S T. s ss s
N''' Anu TINE OF TRAINS LEAVING SEWroRK
s,o.mw.v train for Bioomingburgh ana intermediate ..to,
mail Tor Erenvile Liberty Fans and intermediate
iS:iO n-wsy train BlOomlngse and intermediate
ipm-w train Tor wOrsndyke and intermediate stations
t9o |EIpTe.. train hGr Hassfns,ss s f yp ro1 "or"dys'
f1s' 1S sS ssI B.%nsa.s soS L sna r'
ssS W. aiH i1 q; q woSa1Is 9i.Insa's stations.
yIt In.o 80 iss,. iibsrts Fs}, t;oS .Si
arrive IN New Yo5t 1870 m $50 H Leave h@seio~s
No. ' JOHN BRADLEY
VIZ II. wEED supt New Jer-y Dvsios
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER Embellishments MONDAY, JusB a ls7s.
500 a M Chicago and Montreal Ero,s with drawing roo. ears
through to wstsaO.n, and Rochester
800 M spees kIps. with drawing room cars foF H's'"s' ss
1000 special chicago rp. with dn-iDgrOsm sss.'
iiOo a. m. Northern and Western Erprsn
$50 Special DraviugrOOm Train for ssrs,ogs arriving 30
100 n, Montreal Rrpr" With a.spuge.r' from Ne, Tori 10 ST.
500 H. TIpres. daily sleeping ears wstsO-u ogd.as.
burs, and c,nantaigas
.sa s,a. f.. ss % cScss ago va "a SSs sit [
s.lIo.a' 5A, .S Iso, % ~, sTos,. T, "a. ,,
{. ii. ksSDRIcx, GsSsuI Passenger As.aL
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS 0rs piyIsos.frcn foo. 9 Of DssBR0sss.' &
a. $500 snd ss ii:SO, 400 500, s:o- $50 70
sSsr s .s .ss % % Pf' .s a VEST Is =. s.S. s lT G
- ssd9,o- m Fer the s0lTii $500 m a9d 9;so "a Pnr
vAou, eA.sse For the WEST Vi, PsnaJ1.nla Raoa4sss "a
and 500 and $50, Psi@,a Palace st.ei to the 30
vile eh.Ss. Pu.n
dal, and un nOagh % PiVberyh Cincinnati losys asd 81
10 sd rus Soass rroIs 70 P,Sa Pod %vss .i
All flotlaa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
Excursions
SteamuoaIs auo Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
"a SIBBARD DANIEL DREW (Commencng May ~
Leave VestB.st Perat fd and ThHy'0utn, al of' ah
s at Yonkes 10y feryboa Pokeep"e Rhine
Tp 70 Coens west Point Cornwall snd Newburgh returning
day, 81
Conuecnz for ali points West and North.
sosci.l trans n SARATOGA and SHARON same evening.