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New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

FsHrthave Enirapee on Twenty ssr.nthsL
TRAINS LEAVE Ngw.YoRK
For ftv-Hsyen and Bridgeport s(ELl ll3o n El5 (Btl
uIl 3:t5. $50 $50, and IN o. m '~'
Fer hlicSd s,T.,tS5d Farhh Southport and w.po i1O
south Scr..s Es n.aO N ialS CEIl tgLl ass
FOR pan.n o. h;o m a.S I:,c. $50 and s.aOp n
fet sAniord StEIl il0 NJ 1913 tELh aS tsLb ao
20 S e. G,! ~ 30 20 $50 ais Haln2;
ssnd,y Mail Train Twenty svsnthst Nsw.Ysrh M
BoOp, via both Springfield Line ssd Shore Line
q. CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA Springfield, a. m and p m-
For Boston va thore Line, 1915 and p. m.
for Hartford and Springfield, O m. n:l3. and
For OonnseieHt kvsr Railroad Na H. 70 h0nhsnp'on
p m 10 Montreal. -
For Hartford Provid.ns. aud r.Ain Railroad NJ 1918
For Shore Line Railway 10 Norwich snd Providence. hla
B. New London and Norwich, p "a. .
For Eswaves AMI northampton Railroad to North
ptou and wiismsbugh. .,,. nj, ,.,-,,--,,
g%S Hw.s s.s;''.1 .ae wie".sS' S''''' 'Ni ''''"'
For IIoo,stonie Railroad, sa m and p. m. ,.,
Esngatuck Railroad and go n 60 "sFf0u''
For Dauhury Norwalk Railroad IRIS and t%p %
For Esv Canaan Railroad, 2a snd4:J0 -, A s,,.
Commodous sleeping Csp attached 10 a Tram asa "a Sss
day Mail Train either Line Drawing room Car s"''A'
can procure tickets point reached s,s.
s p,not ofths and Haven r. r. T,.p-,r
a. and Fourth also ~ the OGess Of The n.shlyn
pds E1pesf st brodwA sol No .pd shsslsd
by leaving saabs nce. have hsT bass ss HoIT sspA
fsn rssiasssa ~ asshsAAsk
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY FIR. o. o.
Mails for rurore Queenstown sud liverpool Id t'esi
Algrr.a close NJ o. To-. No Supplementary MIIa
4 Pufslqu osed MAJ IS sent hy THIS me- 49,
THURSDAY. FEB H
ule for Ruope via Pgnoll Clerbclrg aul hantng per
.lr Ananna close al llO aim Supplementary Mail Oh fIeI a'
f.t of Tbiris Hohoken. closed at leo 2. III,
AW letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be llAu WIZ
doubl postage
a Ptpssisu Closed Mail sent BY this line. s., D..
sud Panama, the Central American anu 9Vu
r Pos Jc by the steamship Rising Star close az V g. M ,,i
Mi. o Havana and West Indies by the steamship p
,se Al Il m A Supplementary Mail on Pier NO NoID '' "
closed at 2. .45 o. ,,. @, r,,r.ie,o close 81 II
Mais for BeIuga W. L. by The steamship San If'n''s'O ~
FRIDAY MARCH
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Gienmboats ano RaiIroaos.

ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
II MBNT Trns tatios eject Dec 10 i'7 IRON Chamber
a. sd PpGa eSdnst SG aHsP snd % chicago D.. Erp
1905 a. % express Nal for Buffalo Sl F, Disns
$50 @ Ssht Express Sesphg6Oaehs Buffalo and Na's
700 n. DaO Cincinnati and Chicago Night Eyr'. sserng
Coches through Cincinnati, Buffalo Niagara Fas and hne' to
For PoT er 800 s3O IlOO 'lllS 90 $40 and '''
For F Goshen and Mdetowu .oO O ard 'Il' N"
$50 g., ~ w,ITS Sg 4sS soo o J F. aIa m HIS m
For For ssSSSf 2o o $40 io and Ills n $40 500 go 600
70 Yo S Alens ,d sps a. F.T:. .PY ' 1892 %
For Pa,eron 6'' - 9oo @ sS G o;o .s O @ g5 iiS
p Po, @ R,lsrS ParE and Ps.s,c s4s 10 1880 1890 i
p II w. .I5 3 3d. 400, 5:l5, 600 '6;2 8:l3 NJ and ""
Fo and Way 800 and a5a l25 40 ' 600
n4 S:9 & III @oa D SI w, oS SS aud No. las 1900 l and tO
For Spring valley and Way 800 74S and sl5 Pas go
20 For az Eugsaeod I $50 80 300 @l a:i' AIS, AS $50
'T2 F Ir cre.,s 500 KS 800 NJ SIS as $50 eoo ani
Fe, lpper 3D. Piennoa CO. rs '9c0 a n In ii5, & $50
' Fcf n Pei@ont and Kset 800 n IS oo CO. aud ''
O Y BFS. EFTaS 1 ay6s Ci"5er, boqr' A hcs- leave
Twenty fhegn minutes esr3rr & 'nin Iy [ l, i' '
quarter hour leave Twt Lt thirty minutes cifler Aan above
Soseh. can yg m az te Ccmpa2vs oficessi 80 al ~
bsgtage Tn n Ir VEN, ,efh.s AID rloisrc Har
Coa,t Broohyr; IOI Broadway Williamsburg tie Iompanyi
Daily 'f oa GoSs SPPdT; E;sR sy o Ys @ Go S,
1. r. RUCEER GcnL Supt
NrEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Through Traus Will leave from New Depot Folr'a' and io
m Chicago Montreal Express With Davingroom ca'
through to toch'se and st Alan, . -. g.. e.,.,,
lg: a 1ao a SSltl'rs S1t'r aai ws:,s,n Esp.
3:40 o. N SV@ci1' Ifo' Express on NJ ri'.s'
400 d. Montreal Express with Sleepngear' from NeNi"rs NJ
eco D. H. cypress with sleeringear for W&e"o~o o'aso and
soo Paac E,ure,s slcepngca for Ra'hc, BGfo
Wv enI Niog5a flls CnicagO via b0n j. y an b. g
Raj roa; aud for Louis, via Toledo ea'e'on Sonss at
100 M p m Express sepngcs for Troy anil t'ey
All local trains rna.S 10 Tit 81 o. tonS,. i de brtor p
i0DA'i' Sp'eai C. H. KENDRICK, General P4 ArhL
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DESBROSSES-Si and from foot OF coz LANpFSLIef@
p Y night az o. SanG1,s at @ ie ns a g.
Il, Camden - an sgi M For BALsMoR " s'S md w4shS @
Tor the SOUTH $3.50 9:20' Silver Psla' cs 70 Nass'
ton @s s4d hrshsrg a, 81 ga % 5' 3D. "Ge' ni % % '
silver Palace attached the $50 ar through from
plsc are sttach 10 the daily through Puts
harm Cincinnati Louisville and LOUIS, wholt ebsnpc tcr
Telet Y 70 car F " WV CTicsSo %Sos T ai sae a. os
Of Desbro.sesst foo: 9f CortlandtsL, sa4 9H Bot
F.w RANKIN &edo US. Agt Nv. j&cS>oS. G,u1sapt
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. /.
Winter Arraneensu', commencing Oe. 3D. 1871 Uoosso anl
$50 a. m Nsil for POra BY stage Bepoh ard Tr, Pie
$50 p m Express Piclcggc b. .g Brl rlo P,r
80 D. N Anmolaioa for Lip, throash P,tc0lue >aa.t
-:JC p. m BaOy loB Accommodation
G.f D. ~. Acrommo aion for hrrrck
The $3.50 and 10 I and the j:J AMI 3iP, ' ''nne'"
valley Sr,sm ltHAaAa' AID u a.a.e'"
G. ". DOto-h>, = Pr1hterleDt
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap StoulhuTg scranton
BnghamOn Syracuse and OwegO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depo EewYOrk et Of Baa and foot OF ChnstoJherse
l87l.
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Branch
directly through from NewYork Owego without charge
with Chester r. r. with L. and
b. K r. for Kingston. Wiikesharre, Pntston. Sc -
i5 EXPRESS NAL TRAIN at Denvl with Boon
ea Branch vito C6e,ter Branch Waterloo Tl bqssr R
Tor Andover and Newton. Washington With the D. L. ard w.
Ter Water Gap Sroudbug Scranton Great Bend sy
euse and Osseso and Eastop with Jehgh Valley for all points
1900 n LEKIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
town Dover Waterloo hscketown Washington PhilSs3grg and
Bel. Del 4 Beydere Easton With l. V. H. K
Bethlehem Asntown, Msuch Chunk Wlkesbsrs Rea1ng and
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
Boonon directly through SIan0n and Bug hsmon
stopping principal stations Connecting at Dover with
40 EAsrOs EXPRESS connects Dover with Cbessr R
e. Waterloo With GlsseI r., and at Easton with l. "
Bethlehem, Alentown Reading Harrisburg and the West
and Railroads
$50 .. m. DOVER EXPRESS.
For MoRRIsTowN al 7;s 9, ii:2o 1850 $3.50, 3eo 4o
$40, and 6:40p. m
For sUaMT and intermediate $50 7:l57:l glo 1910
ard ll:2O a. m 1880 3:l0 4:aO $500 and b:4O p ~
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 7S 80 800 lole
and 20 l:lo 23o $40 $40 49, 5Jo 6o e''o S'U sl'
'nF For SgwARE E6:3O 7l5 7a5 $50. $40 $40 1910 1880
90 II 20 aad 2:OO m sll6 +2:0 32 $50
$40 90 $40 $40 $50 $500 s6:20 $40 800 $50 and
II:15 o. a. Trains marked . stop at East Nevart -.
Leave Tew-York BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLAlR as eiS
30 and 30 a m and 2:Oo. 3:O 3;lo $40 and Cps
b sChOCH, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

j. JoHysoN. H.. oneer
RY JOHN NSON y NJ l. Il.
RIAL ESTATE BRoKBRs,
No. 25 EAssAU.sr.. con CEDAR sr, EsV-ioEE . ,,
rented cranrei Loans negotiated Auction Saoi Furniture, &C.
TUESDAY March :,
HIGHLY IMPORTAST SALE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THk 10Th WARD BROOKLYN.
Bv orier Of REDEHICK ECHOLES. ESP,
TWO SPLENDID PIECES OF WnARF PROPERTY, SITUATED
on KENTAyE BASIN, between kBAP AND RODNBl-'IS, d.
rtcty opposite pfoposel .,,, ,,,,,,,,.,e
Each parcel o The docks s best In the
cv l. have been made to nce
dis to Is r. The alton tn, vicinity Ecw-York
Sugar RefcG Gss Conpanes The terms viii he LIBERAL Map
"' ~" Also. BY ORDER OF THE SAME OWNER,
HOOPERST, 30 IT, Ii E. Of Beioniavs three spenoo
IooPRRsT NV - 100 n w. Of M,rcvave II clo lot.
rurcsse for NeE German LuteIoH Church This
MAGNIFICENT BEDFORD-AvE. LOTS.
Creme de l Creme Of the Ayenue
DEDFORDAVk. AND HENES-ST. b. cunning .. w. aicDg
Don't iii to examine They directly opposite tbe
HOOPERST.. c. 81 #. II. Of fBcifori-ave-3 lots.
HEWEs;ST Il ". 5, 9, # n. E. Of Beiio.l-aye-3hls
HOOPER-ST. =. 2il r. n e OF Beitori-aye--2 lots
ROsS-SI. :, 50l #. Of fBedfOnaye-2 lot.
PkNNSf,s - e s8l r. y; Of Lesaye-l lot
RuTlEDGES ST, D. " 5 al T. q ~ Of Lee are-B lots - MI,
MARCYAv AND PENN.Sr, corner, opposite S. FauPs
Cnu.ch-4 lots
LYSCIsT;, e 100 # Of H,ri.oGEaye-5 lots
hlDDLEGoNST. 100 n. = w. Of fIsGison-a'e-5 lots
RUTLBDGEST. AND MARCY-AiB., Il. E. col .ots.
Maps Of all above pprt radV AZ office OF JrTe JOHNSON
IT,, J0luson Miller, Is Nassans., y. 4.
TUESDAY, March Y,
re o'clock Exchange Salesroom III Broadway. Y T.
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON fhLODokuS BERGEN ESTATE
Stusted FOuave bet HythL and F slItlts Tie 'li 0i
Brooklyn. Particulars hereafter.
Josiah NJ. btBey Sunswick Terrace As
oHa L. l. The SPLENDID PROPERTY CAPT JOSEPH BOUNTY,
u N. Y. Particulars hereafter.
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Drp GOODS.
Dress Goods. LORD & TAYLOR.
Prints.

Among our Spring impOtaon
the
DRESS latest for WGrn kAmues
in al fashionable
the
misae
Prints IN endless Variety n" p0 '"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1872.

The attendance at the Exchange was large,
and the bidding quite active Messrs Muller, wilkins &
Co. cold vacant lots One-hundredandtwenty-n first
second, and Sixty frst-ss Also
,rnved nronerty on Bleecker, Thirty first Fortysec-
nn9 Onehnndred twentieth, and One hundred and
thir afhsts william Kennedy sold house and lot on
y-fUuTthst. ana VACANT lOls on Onehnndrrd-nnh
twenty -ninthst.
rorises known as the North Dutch Church, having a
frontage on Wiamst. of 1856 feet, FuOn-st, LOG feet
and on Annst of lO11 feet. The property was offered
for u wears al an upset price OF but no bid above
that amount made and the property withdrawn
The lease has covenants for two renewals Il years
acb subject 10 the usual restrictions Messrs johnson
a Miller sold a number of desirable unnprOVed Brook
yn lots Full details of property sold will be found
below.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
BrookInn Real estate for Sale.


EOR SALE and to Lighthouses on JefeT-
Pearl Cumberland and Halseysts also, Sn CLINTON
D''"''' N'''''' rutland & WHITING, 5Beekpsn-t.
EOR SALE or to RENT.-New 4-stOry brown
stone HOUSE handsomely FURNISHED with all Improvements Apply
Lssyette-ave, second door from CnonaVe Brooklyn
LNOR SALE and TO LET-Desirable brown
stone HOUSES 10 that choice locality In the Vi
entity Dr. Duryea's seaioers and CAROLS Churches
' j. x. POWELL, &c Pnest ". Y.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-The first-class brown
toDe HOUSE, 1856 BROOKLYN. The being aboat TO
remove rom the city bargain Inquire
the premises or o WM. PACKER, No Ws'lst
EOR SALE-At a sacrifice, three-story high
stOop brick HObE No. 90 Desn-st BrOokyD $500 cssh
Apply al No no Fat Thrieth st. NewiOIk
EATES-AVE.. BroOklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
W 4LOTs FOR SALE. Low pee property must be sold
rutland l. WHITING 8 BeetmsnsL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
No Steamship Mails


o. ma rs Snn sets 5;5l Moon rises ...lo;2O
TINS DAY-A ~
Sir Uook,IO:25 Cows Hos Hell Gate FerTY Ud%
'' men WATER DAY-P. ". Or,
Cows Island tu uS't reIIy'' O'1
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Conntrp Real Getnte for Sale.
Gonses an6 furMe Oantc0.

WANTED to LEASE-TwO BUILDINGS
adjoining upJer sGaeI Seventh
Eghhsyes Fourteenth and TSeu second ss Address
Box 4g7G, Pos-Ofce.
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professional Notltes.

C b. HAMMOND NJ. d., formerly Professor
W Of Important Speciality the Syracuse Medical College
Once 1872 Eiteh east Of Thrdsve n. City Nervous Deb
w. and all ether special and general disease reliably
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
AUCTION SALES OF NEwYoRK REAL ESTATE

d lots situated the Of l2lst, aud 2th-s 93
stsy front lots together ?56 grlOI lOS 5000
Cry IN and l9 Beckest Of Carmnes 226r75 1860
'IiSrs lg 1900
'i!S U.',a 10000
'S Iy Of iSthaye lot iS71gaS $500
% s6I ic0 6lOO
lots Of Canat 50 Of Motts each 252I502 10000
Sgo1y S Csnsp sze Of plot Il SEas Ok 1000
iot n Of 6lss " gh-ave ..... 1910
iot adjoining s. 20lOllOO 100
iot adjoining 20 G9J
'ilGs 1900
BY WILLIAM KENNELLY.
i9 {ys8... $50 500
G'i n ,he rear on ihs 6SsS OO
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
n)eslebesier Gonnip Real gsia!e for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ for SALE accommodating terms wh9 hour snd bali OF
HewYork County containing 400 the highest
ulYsonI waste land splendid MANSION 40 feet fron
deep perfect ORDER sO Building ~ by 100 arranged or
academy 90 level ground suitable for
traek Ga MIL l2 feet head Of water, neverng
stream hundred head Of cattle apple
ochsrd aud pear orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting
all and grounds Ouamen IN all
psIs respect genemsns establishment and
where the atmosphere dry and ADAPTED
luugs good lot Is feet front the city, will be
Isr psBrIt Address WILLIAM DAVIS. Tribune Once
A. NOTED FARM of about 20 acres for SALE,
IA mile Keuco and three miles north of Wlte Plains
ouny; between Harlem boston Railroads VIII
be bargain Apply j. ROMANO BBOWN, 1880 BroaGNsy
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Aurtion Sales of ilcal estate.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auc'oneer.
A TCTION SALE of DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS on WEST ORTIETH-S1.-ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r.
WILKINS will SELL ACTION THURSDAY, Feb 2l at
u q clock the EXCHANGE SALESROOM Ill Broadway:
WEST FORfEfH STThe Two LOTS situate on the sonh size
West Fones commencing 30 feet west of Hhave known
S,. n and If We, Fortehs; each 25rg8 t599)
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Dentlstrp.

C0LT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
hited The Anasthete Of nitrous oI sdmislsttr the
do nothing but EXTRACT TEETH
WITHOUT PAIk-so 1900
seee No IS Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
60 nobom II mon Gontern

WU IUUUW MUD VuHIEIH
IHE FORMER MEMBERS of the BRYANT
- sTRArTON or PACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE
requested 70 their
IhCkARD s5 Broadway may furnished With
eIes 70 Of lectures 10 be the auspices
thStltstoD
ED-INF0RMATI0N of JOHN and
1OSEPH MCLAUGHLIN formerly of Beymonoy, County
sm Ireland BY father Address JOHN MURTHA 2O korh
Sssfsl-st- Philadelphia Penn.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

WHITE STAR LINE. .,,.o,
w NEw.YO CORK, hHO LIVBRPOOL
EPW AND FULLPOWB Erred STEAMSHIPS
TllB SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
ocp.xtc i'm N BALrIC ADRlATIC
RbPUBLIC CELTIC. ATLANTIC,
eioo tup, burdep--30c0 b. D. each
Sailing from NeyYork on SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Corl HsTbor dsy following
BALTIC, SATURDAY March Q at lllga as
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, March att
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March 70. at 400 D.
From White Doet PavoLis Ferry, Jerssy City.
all esskesl pnrivaed eomblning
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT.
on wLsIt felt Surgeons aad sttwsTde accompany
The
RATRs-saoOn $50 gold stsease, go currency. Those
inf 70 friends from the Old Country obtain sege
prepaid esrtiae.te, s33, currency.
sorwa sved.n, Indis, Australia. China kc
Rrsuu0l ichsis granted al lowest ratea
Drsns from Al upward
Yer inspection pss, and other Iornston apply b the Companys
sS>ss Ne u BIsaspsy. New lsIk J. n bfAkkk AssAk
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6ctfls.
Goaro ano Rooms.

DOOMS WITH or without BOARD, can be
had an elegantly FURNISHED house FbNe aud fory
.gh st. eIch Arss NJ. M Tines town Once !4l Bwsy
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Gitp properip 10 fet.

........ Ulin properIp 10 lei.
A PROMINENT corner STORE and Basement
IN % bghhoe Apply TO J. ROMANO BROWN, l,2So BOsgsy
ITO LEASE-FrOm Nov. /, 1872, a,frst-class
Tour story IoosDt STORE, 2jI75 Twenty ythrds between
Foerth ana hatsoD-sce.i opportunity.
HOLMES BROTHERS, % Rsst Twenty. third st
TO LET--BU1LDINGS and FLOORS, with
- sho S1bou Steam Pssa the Bast Side Of the city.
W. W. LYON, 50 Avenue u, Hew.York
IO LET-The thKee-stOry and attic HOUSE,
No. ~ West WsshngOhpce bGyiBg every Apply
JOHN WAhREN son, IS PBe-st
TO LEASE-FOr five years, the frst-elass
STORE 5IlzO With large light basement No 80 hseers
seI u 0nndst Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN PiBe,t l2O2l
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
NEwYORK AM. ,SSEW-HAvEN Raj

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY a. n7L
PsssnS Et.ion ip EswYorh Of Twenty ,evsuL and
FsHrthavs. Enirapee on Twenty -ssvsnhsL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NeWYOrk foot Of Lbe
meets SOmee with South Railroad; Junction
vi h the Delaware Lackaganna and Western Rslroad Phpburg
Win the Lehg and S1squehanHa Dvis and Easol, With the
Lehgh VALLEY Railroad and forming direct line
Pittsburgh and the West without change CBa Penn
ALLENTOWN LINE To THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing January TO- l872-Leaye NegYork as fologs
o. m.-FOf Pennington, Elston Bethlehem Bath Mucl Chunk
Wke,hae Pitisor, Maanoy City Mt Carmel aIeon Tuukhau
mock, ToSanda. Wayerlg Belvilere.
m-for Easton Connects at Junction with Del Lack and West
m-WEsTERN EXPRESS daily (exept sundays) for Raou
town Harrisburg and the West Connects Fleming
tom at rhhpsvurg with Lehgh and asqunanua Division Tor Miuh
Lohigh Valley Railroad foI Mauch CLuuk.
1880 a. n.-Way Tram for Somervilr
1880 p -For Fenngon, Eason Allentown. Nuch Chunk,
habanoy C aheon Nkeharre, Recalling Columbia Lancaster
2lj mFor Easton. Pb sburg with Lehgh AMI
SuSq Division Bath Allentown Wic-age AMI Scranton; aud at
Esson with Lehgh Valley H. for AenoSn ami Casaaqut
PhlliVsburg for BelyideIe.
3;2Op. m.-For Plan6elh
For EastOn Allentown M,uch Chunk june
with Del, Lack. and West r. T.
1870 3. m.Por SOmenlle and Remington.
5 o.. In.-FOr Sonergle.
$3.50 m.-For Planfed
S45 m-CMcNyATi FyPRfs daily Bet'l,hcm Asa
town Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati
y. m.-FOT Somerrile.
: .. m--For Someryile.
7:U D. mt Emigrsut)-FOr EastOn
900 .. m-FOr Pianfeh
ll:2O .. m-For Planied. - -. . - -
For Elizabeth at AS Goo $50 75 7i5 500 $50, 900 95
1000 1890 lli5 e. M l230 lO 1900 &5 800 $50 iCl 49,
sil5 $50 5:45 GOO $50 800 7:3J 745 8 800 1880 lllD
1900 p. IN. - -, .-,,,
Neversey Of Lbeyt, HewYOrs and at the principal
loteIs and cke Offices iu Neg-York City.
NO'''' 4D' R. +. RICKeR Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
vTHE WORKINGW WOMAN'S HOME,
80 MILLOUGHBl-ST HHODKLYE

can two or bosrs Young desiring
rood home low p make ,ppesOo the MsRsge a, The
lOae
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Usooins Garos, &f.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No; iO4 Eur
hsAsa lslAl
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
~ at m, from Pier u, NJ r. FOOT Of RobGson.st- -
Calm TO BOSTON. To PROVIDENCE 50
Deck to BOSTON, S3 Is. TO PROVIDENCE ~
Freight Providence with Boston AMI Prov
aId Prov Moeeser r. hng ees IN. towns
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Gelp Wanieo.
Marbls anb Hlate Manteie.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA IZIHG WORKS sBd l6 East Eehhsass-st haIbs and
hsbd kss.e Tlss Marble Coasters hsHEmeae At pnees thai
deiy competition. Asrbe tarBing for the trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS; largest as
- sort.sst lowest pness ksess new dssss T.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

For luH PaTltuIaIF aIVl lV OuVt' . I17 20 VpIJ
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will purchase splendid Bss Side hrek RESIDENCE With 9esr,
land attached mnuts drive from the posoe hoeh
eater n y Address, r. LEAKB Rochester N \.
- OTH-ST. HOUSES.-A bargain, only $4,000,
. easy terms 3sOy hg.soop Brick HOUSE Seventy
"'"' "'''' WIN H. RAYEoR, 81 Pinest.
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READ THE FOLLOWING
have tried Clark's Dissolved Bone on my
corn this year, and am much pleased with the
result also used higher priced article,
and find Clark's the superior fertilizer for
corn. W. H. REID.
Langley, Fairfax CO., Va, Aug. i, 1871.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-20

Mr.. O'NEALE IL used Clark's last year,
and am much pleased with it, / put il on
some potatoes, leaving one row without any.
Where applied Clark's got a good yield of
fine potatoes but on the row where used
none, got no potatoes. consider it a gen.
uine article, and shall use it again.
Very respectfully, JOHN FEBREY.
Falls Church, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-20
MOURNING GOODS,

Black Alpacas, Pure Mohairs, (Silk finished J
Silk Saltanas, and Pongees in the newest
shades and tints, pretty and very cheap ;
Foulard Mohars and Gray Mixtures for
Suits 0rgandies Lawns, Percales, Cling
hams, choicest Prints in latest styles,
Dolly Vardens, &c.
We call especial attention to our
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LADIES' DRESS FABRICS.

Black Silks, Plain, Striped and Check Jap
anese Silks from 30 cents up. These goods
are recently from the New York Auction
Sales, and greatly reduced in price Bar
gains in Black Grenadines, ga Shawl Gren-
adines, cheap ms ever they were sold. A
fine assortment of
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l have used Clark's Dissolved Bone side of
several Others, and think it the best ever
tried on corn. / made some of the finest corn
ever saw with it last year. intend to use
it in future. W. S. OLIVER.
Prospect Hill, Fairfax CO., Va sg. %, 1871
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anything ever used. used it with several
others, and find it the best. shall never
use anyother as long as | can get it.
ROBT WALKER.
Alexandria CO., Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-20

have used Clark's alongside of -, and
like it very much, and can recommend it as q
superior article. shall use it in future. Ii
pays. WIN. HUDDLESON.
Tennallytown, D. c., Aug. %, 1871.
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MILLINERY GOODSl

EZa WE MAKE A SPECIALITY
4s of this branch of our business, and
have made extensive improvements
since the close of last season. We name
among the latest styles in Bonnets 81 Hats.
@Dolly Vardens, y ST. Clair, Belle, Favorite,
Sailor, Qazele, Victoria, Daisy, Kirkwood,
Saratoga, School Girl, Surf Fanchette, and
a,large assortment of Ribbons e. Flowers,
which we will make up at the shortest notice
and ut prices which canno. fail to give salts
faction.
N. B.-Wc have the pleasure Of Informing
the Ladies of Montgomery county that we
have in charge of this branch one Of the best
Milliners, and can guarantee good and fash
ionable work.
VA Thankful for past favors, we respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same, and
promise by strict attention to the wants of
our customers TO merit full share of trade.
ANNIE YOUNG & BRO,
apr l2-tf Georgetown, D. @.
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J. J. TURNER 6 CO.,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.

gg- For sale by
Caleb Stabler, SpcncerviIle, Nd.
Samuel Waters, Laurel, Md
John A. Baker, Washington, D. G.
G. T. Dunlop & Co., Georgetown, D. G.
q. v. White, With Ferry, Va.
Geo. R. Hays, Jonocacy, Nd.
Geo. W. Snoulfer, Point of Rocks, Nd.
Geo. NJ Smith & Bro, Monrovia, Md.
Day & Hobbs, do do
Samuel E. Grove, Ridgeville, Nd.
W H. B. Dorsey, Mt. Airy.
Jordan & Graham, Berlin, Nd.
aug l6-3m
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White Goods Department
House Furnishing Goods

Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons, Best Makes
Shirtings, such az Androscoggin, Wanna
autta, Elmwood, New York Mills, and all
other good Brands Bedticks, Towels in
great variety, Marseilles Honeycomb, AL
leudale Spreads &c, making complete
line of House Furnishing Goods and as
cheap as can be found in any house in the
District