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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-03
STOVE AND IRON WORKS.
RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND
STOVE COMPANY, 1000 Cary street.
SEWING-MACHINEs.

" DEW IWU@m ES.
SINGER-Shaffer Strong agents for Virginia
and North Caroiina-9l3 Main street See ad-
vertisement
WHEELER Il WILS0N-C L. Railway gen
eral agent--100l Main streets.
WILCOX & GIBBs--James f. A. Gibbs, Pro.
prietor-Ninth and Bank streets. See adver-
tisement.
GROVER a. BAKER-G & N W. Darby,
Agents-901 Broad street
HOWE IMPROyED-J F. McIenney, Agent
S23 Main street. The latest in modern inn
provenents. See advertisement.
WEED'S-Wm. Lockhart, agent-7ss- Main,
corner Eighth street.
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SAVINGS BANK.
DEM0yAL TO NEW BANKING RIO ONS.
NO. 10 NORTH TENTH STREET,
Between Main and Bank Streets.
NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
SAVINGS BANK.

CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, MARCH, 1865.
DEPOSITS received and PAYMENTS made
daily excepting holidays) from A. M. TO 4P.
NJ, and on Saturday Evenings from to O'Clock.
INTEREST at the rate of six per cent per an
unm declared and compounded in March, il ly and
November, on all sums of FIVE 10y DOLLARS
and upwards.
Deposits received OF FIVE CENTS and up
wards. CHARLES SPENCER
de 30-tf Cashier.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-03
Ge1HS A MONTH
RF[O Horse furnished. Expenses paid
II. i. SHAW, Alfred, Me-

A VOID OUACKS.--A victim OF early indis-
IA erection, causing nervous debility premature
decay, etc., having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered y simple means of self
cure, which he will send to his fellow-sufierers
Address j. III. REEVES, rs Nassau ST., NJ Y
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-03

FOREFATHERs DAY.--The following
account of the celebration in Alexandra Of
Forefathers Day, which we find in the
Washington Republican, win be interest
ing to many of our readers. 1t is the first
celebration Of the day which ever took
place south of the Potomac:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
Anction Sales of Real gstale.
A PART of the HOMESTEAD of DAM

A PART of the HOMESTEAD of DANIEL
1Ie ale 10 l Place ~ Bsa on wEbSEsDAY AUsrst at u
roon hs Merchants gIessnge Reading Room Old
House Boston vail be sold ty Public Aa.toa Nj Hen.
AZ Gai PSoS Of @ 5s % i ts y, Go 9 S estate
opdug che and elevated tract q land Of One ri
eost OBJ s tSe oil G6ssrucT wusiow House cii -s onIs
Ss % 1s W' ws N19 e. s5 f., ' M We" Of
portions OF tbs beautiful s1sn.el r,r
Chs The North sod South River Villages Roe, 40 Green
PnS5 III S,I Ls S's1 i IN i d; n Ses.sS ,1
Cape Aan 70 cspe Coz Looking inland also tbe view equally
ese stranger me dung visit reside at the seaside 10 tie
summeto e 90 - h'lr Of Massachusetts Bal more pleas
sst situated accessible better adapted ior these puIyOss' 1t
sqa terls also Tor The erection Of villas smaller hoass' Tor
The ett opening Of DE DlIbury s0a COhssss Railroad b, ry
Trs,eaes Of ne rsr % Of si estate S5S osesi f5f e /,
~ ever H. Wel ls as aIliraby aisptei Tor tie
s..s ssesi 9ae ei doa as si voad be ,eeaei for .ae
The opelag Of the m brought the whole NJ webes large
"ebef Place Station Tat road Il has other that
q u. Green Hstbr RIVER he iotae ,ope Of the l
see1 sosre directly to The @sssssesi MsS
ss ssd UoIo,, Bs'sa Of e ess g eDs'9 Which sI,esd ~
nd "a 10 G t S se s5's 70, h s,t5S 70 S On s rSS
pFopey advertised be ,oli Bostoo and not on the
Ifen tle usual easton for the that the parties
1s s,'e BE- ss o eIsSl ' s'st.Hsn teasd 70 com
a. 70 ~ value before tse auction A. TO render
"a iate cement Directors Of The Ola Colony Rail
have tOsrd The Auc0neefs gentlemen
Who wish T. property before the sale tickets Webster
Place station sld Isi4la iof Hge fare Of taxing the 7l
Train al Tie Od Coty Depot returning the afternoon
leaves DuSonry ocot The harbOF
The webster Paee the arrival OF tue
The Nnew Hons ssd along the road In front o. Go,kn HI
ull tie Members
family th Mansion Hous will also atfd facility
- their enable genSmsH spossd Tor OppOr.
tanty . jgdse Of It's value.
The tract s be so parcel BY the and the sse afis
an Opportunity for saea opposed 70 embark 10 dv,nssoO
on Real Estate 20 Of tysble Building
v cannot Az 70 be appreciated hereafter BY The Hpdy increasing
population Of ROst0n and vicinity ob
location places residence o. reason
Of winch Il . conspo0Ous portion.
Fo Of ale and further Datea Gppy Anonser
gAMEb GEDDES DAY ESQ., tie Webster Mansion Mahte
n a. THOMPSON 4 Co, AaeiOBeep
Once, Old State Hosst Bsstep, ksi4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

Many Of the quail descriptive execution the finest eenei
atoms Of similar character novels, say, IN Caie. Fdenes
The OF the sege Of Metz we arc the a par
cuag abound might call sketches air natase The
dernqtou ol lie Battle Of Sedan is masterpiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
MORNING posi-.

Most completely Besegei Residents
roboed by contained ia the diary which the author
pennei with diligence and persistent observation Some Of the
extracts from papers very smuang and eonup
ton with numerous anecdotes brighten the heavier portions
the enghen various relating
progress siege These desutory remarks afford bat
meage idea Of this comprehensive aud ably written VO
have abstained from closer examination OF the
work avoid rsstang the interest which viii be read Parts
printed for the first time and thus complete nara
tive which imperfect state received with great A'of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. q, 1877

NTN-ANhk, FTIUdNi Nuk' y Io'1'
There were no transactions at the Exchange
,h,s morning the legal SALE which was noted 70 take
place by Joseph Mcclure Of property located on tno
north side of Thirty fourthst was adjourned un'' ''
sorb inst nv order OF James III. Coleman, referee. -
NJ Az sovd held a sale OF SC bonds, $1,000 each,
~ fbe BOSTON, Hartford and Erie X R when Wet rI
purchased by Mr.. Homer R@usdeli OF NsNpusn ~ '~s
For Tomorrow Saturday the only sale advert'sed TO
take Mace ia the one by A. J. Blocker, son C0 gu o o
premises at Nyack, the Hudson Rver pelhk VI ~ ~
choice lots OF ground and acre plots comprising SONY ~
The most desirable property tins justly popular nelE
borhood fun particulars of which can be ODtaeu az 'no
Office Of the anctoncers No. ~ Cedar-st -, =, -
AT private SALE Mcssrs F. IL. Ludlow * 70 ne re iSo
Gently sold the brick house aud lot knOWn as No $40
Fifth-ave 24sxlO0 20 the Hon. THOMAS Murpnys iV VI
COS s also three lots IS feet 'front.' running through 10
Inc Oh ROpniu4 dale Road, on the east sue oI Tue
evatd 2ill feet south OF III
ST.. for 5000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

Mst Engmen the for all purposes Of the eonnuhea-
tons ubhed in THE DAILY NEWS the entol events
evolving themselves IL out Of i. correspondence that the
been 10 this country suceor tie
su.clel Fn-ch peasants TOOK their rise"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

Proboy Of the recent campaign 30 amply saastsd 90
modern thirst for the picturesque The description Of the battle
Graveoe Ike page out Of Taus and for awful uVdoe
might BY the side Of Thucydes narrative Of the plague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

II Nv NM N
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING July %; lS'1
NevYork Of Twenty evenhst aud foula'e
Entrance on TWENTY seyenthsi
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. go
For New Haven l. OH li:3] a. 2:l5 (EL) EE) 3d.
For BGasepor l. CEI) o. 1850 M 9:l' Gr) rh 3'i'
70 W., M s and stafford I3o NJ; 3:4 40 aud 80
For FAIRFIELD Southport aud WesiPor D. 'o nj '''' 49,
For South Sorrah Ok 1850 M 2l5 tELl EIl 49,
~ tE n,nt s 81 400 w.; IS 40 $50 and $50
~ st,nt, (Erl o. TO- tl:J0 H. Rl5 ELh Z:lS (kLl
AIS 4JO 1EIl As, 30. 555 $50 7:l5 lEI) D. m
For reenwich and intermediate Stations, T. y 10 IJJ M -4
Sam M Train leaves Newiork at fof
Boston, via both sprns6ed Line and shore Ltne
V-'' - CONNECTING TRAINS
vor Bos,on via Springfield, a. m sndB p ~
Roston via Line lllh }. m
Va, Hartfori and Spring6eli ga. m; R5 AID 8 p n.
For Newport, X. l. M and zap M, 70 mleAo'u
necing viii EOlus Narragansgu Bay
Por Conneccut River Railroad, M I9 D. m 10 "eeu1e''
n M 10 Montresl and White Mountains ,,.,.
Fishkll Railroad E:to
Railway. at m to NORWICH and l''
Ia New London and Norwich 400 TO Conn hfer anu p H.
For Copnectcut ysley Railroad, a. m and } p M ~,
For NeWteu anl Northampton Railroad a. M p M 10 o''u
Tos SeTsyeS midtown and wlmantc Railroad C Incl
8 . N. and 3 D.
Fo Nsasa,uek Railroad and $50 m TO "eru f'
For Daa6ary and Eorwalk Railroad, t. aud a. m l5''' s'
For sItpaug Valley Railroad via Dntuy and NOrUak r. r. H.
ahr ~ ,,,p Railroad a. m l25 $3.50 and 800
1ous ,lespureArs attached TO ~ fsin ani Hlo 20
s, mail train line Drzwingroom ears ATTACHED 10 Tue
~ rs Ioeure ticket. TO point reached this road At
az nct III The AID NewiIaVn r. r. rsen!Yeyeth
a. and Fouhave.; also at the omees oi the
ey Iess,h s,s,e 10 Sesfpation JAMES II. Hoif. suPL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

NEW JERSEY sou L HERN RAlLKOIAD
~ LIIIyR-FoI LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NEN-ykk'
Sry SOUTHERN RAILROAD, It's BRANCHES and ConNhSilV
Steamers connecting With trans at sAndT Hook leave rei o. N
NpIyMouTH ROCK oiS q. m, through 70 Delaware BAY
ifssR HOYT $40 Wareosn via Toms rive ,-t =.
PLYMOUTH ROCK. D. EXPRESS 10 Long bfiAs'' ''0s" "
Delaware Bsy. ,,,y p.tS a. ronx Rr, nc, oolv
IT, $50 AID ~ for Red Baaf aud tue Two afo'
Port Monmouth . -.
Adnso TICKETS to sandy Hook AMI return, good for s'r Of
,hs above trips boats ell ., 49,. -, -,
A0ert Pler2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

The oty descriptions The War which we're furnished by
TIE DAILY NEWS every Acknowledged Therefore the co.
lection with an commentary and the connected exposition Of the
events Of the wsr which produced be pronounced in tho
highest degree useful Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
eIcepe those Of all journals promPde copouness, aud
accuracy"
Another reprint from the columns Of THE DAILY NEWS Is The
Diary Besieged Resident Paris Of which the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE BIRMINGHAM POST.
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.

1.-THE uscenient stride which THE DAILY NEWS has mfen
duing the war displaying Suddenly brilliant supremacy over IL oheT
poraes has naturally excited both curiosity aad admiration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

1.-THE Beged Resident led life which, reflected in his faithful
RACES seems to have full Of interest and Of that variety
which one would fancy lie among the population Of closely
invested city must be teGeient'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

Tie Diary OF the Beseged Resident needs commenda0u from
Won Moltke al Versailles pronounced extremely neresng ~
disputes with the letters from Metz 10 the ZANE Journal NO
Of honor the correspondence OF the peE0l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE WESTMINSTER REyIBW.

Earler and iuler information than other paper Lar
tie war hss appeared in THE DAILY NEWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

"The Besegei Resident keen sighted man Of the world
e sometimes even whimsical humos aud free sndeasy reporte
the incidents heard the entertaining author
whom tie war las ought forth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
VANITY FAIR.

"The peculiar cync about the remarks Of the Resident
was lucky which shut up this keen oseryAnt winter
Paris ana eiced srch graphic account Of the sieSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

The missing letters Of the Besegel Resident Inferior
70 those that have had first the columns Of contemporary
He has style writing that reminds Of Mr. Bernal osbOrue'
taking STYLE to which and the siege lent themselves
With singular felicity He the Of putting commonplace ooseT's
uonsin Ioyel way, generally telling, and often singing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEWN

y JsRsgY pIvIsIoY-Psneuser D,pOis Ia Nesfora 1907 o.
Coril,nit and Desbross.ssta rreso' 'eee,a i' -"
R,sr sni Psnnsvlvani, Railroad Depot yereI Cv,,onx
TINE OF fRAiNi LEAVING Ns"ioHA'
Adopted JAY /, ls11 -. .a..
sa0a itsin Tor Boomnsoagh sna I i",.,msss.
"a m.-ErVrs, mail Tor Eh'n'is' Le"v r'"' '"'
stations -, t..,w,di.ts ,suoas
w. tr,lu Tor Wortendyke and permediaie :tuona
$40 D. u-Way train for hGletosn add iHSmse nss-s..
$50 m-Eipr.. train Tor Hseksnsseh ras'a' "osS'"'
T,,stlia NSdl,tosn. RlenVls, ard Lbery Fss ..,.
$40 m-Way train fer Bsomnsoale ana hlss.s "s"onA
M W., ,ysn 10, Wor~sd,ss ADD ieternedse saiesA
RETbRNsG-Issve Blenvle, e;sS ~, ~ ~ a. ~ "a
m arrive 10 New Yorh. 1910 M G'o N htss 49, go
a. a n. adj N, t:ss aud o." n .'"'' "''' "
NJ IVES" NJ 7']o IA '"' JOHN BRADLEY,
W. Wan supt New JsneJ Divssisa
GsAsTsl TshstAEeSt
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NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
CITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Gap Strouisbuy Scranton
Bnghamtn Syacuse 0swego. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
upots Barclayst and foot OF Chritopher
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, July 1870
H. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN BOonton Branch
through from SewYork Oswego without change Of
competing Chester r. Waterloo with r. r.,
L. and b. r. r. for Kingston Wkesbare Pits
ton -,
us n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denvle with Boon
ton with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex X X
Tor Auoye Newton Washington with the D. L. and W. X X
Gap Srousbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghmon syria.
Oseg Phpsbu with Lehgh and susquehanna and
Lehish Waller X. r. for all points on those roads.
1900 No. PHILLIpsBURG EXPRESS soDs at Newark Madison
and intermediate stations connects at Waterloo Win sussex
Railroad At Phil pburg with Bel Del r. K for Begdere and Leigh
aud susluehanna ehgh Valley r. for Bethlehem, Allen
town Msuch Reading and Harrisburg.
426 n m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Ronto runs drecg and Bnghamton without
change principal stations Connectug al Dover with
Cbe,ter r. r and AZ Waterloo vi, SUSSEX r. r.
ter n 4 with r. r. AMI Phpsbug with Lee
heh Susquehauna r. and Lehigh Valley r. k for Bethlehem
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg, aud the West
m HACKErTSTOWE EXPRESS connects with Chester r K,
and with r. r. for Andover, Newton, aud Fnnkn.
5:2J D. m. DOVER EXPRESS. - . -.
For MORRsTOWH 7;l5, slO, Hoo 1900 NJ 200, $40 1870
s.30. and 2. N. .oo -
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 7i5 10 $40 90 1910,
aud ll0 $780, $50, 4JO 4;so $40 600 $50 si9
F1 NEWARK at IT'S 1890 $50 ESQ $40 $40. 1910, 1880
1l.oo a M and 1900 a. s0 200 23o 800, sac $500 '4;2
$3.50 $40 800 a1 GO 62O OO 6 o''O s'l' All 4O' D. H.
Ic,ve NeW.Yok for BLOOMFIELD and M0NTCLAlR at 7;i
as aal iO:0 NJ and 900 J:9O $40 5:!o e2G and aJv m
W. 49, 49, A. REASONER, Superintendent
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T1RIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement o

INRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement o
u Trains taking eject June H. 1872 From Chambef'sI Depot u
y m uincanad and Chicago Express DravingRoc
Coaches to Budo and Niagara Falls, and Sleeping Coaches
4, mFtpre>s Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls ORA i1
and Sleeping Coaches 10 destna %
$40 D. m. Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Ba14o ana ~ -
co M, Olgl Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express. See
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Falls and t
For Post Jer, cOo GOo lIOO 'li NJ 400 800, aud
p For p Goshen and Midi oan "73O 500 1880 loo aud ILLS
sy2 ~ W5,,s Nix Soj Il !o6 and IIl:isa H. 40Opm
Far Newburzh 9O 200. aud ll0O 800 $780, ard $50 r.
~, Sugsu IT 3d. 300 tS.R, ll0O. 'll5 a. JO 4OO 80
s.ll 8 90 1880, 800 and sll:O D. M a.. o.,
ti.oo II.l5 m 900 5O 600, t6:3o 700 and $50 n
For P.tersoa $500 1881 1000 lO0 ll:9 NJ -
m 800 400 500, 5o 49, 800 gu 'VV S!' lli~Pi
an F R1,sr PARK and Pas,aie 6iS .E5 1890, 1000 II
M Il a. Tl:i5. 3:1 io0 Sis $780, $780, Sl0 p m AM "
" F AMI way 500 ais and tst5 100 400 %3
600 and $50 D ~, aud SATURDAYS oay /! midnight -. -
Eor HiT.,e WaT 500, 85 aud s:i3 EV0, 900 oV
and e.O1 n a. and SATURDAYS only, 1900 midnight - -.
W. Spiug Waller Way 500 sis tstS aud 800 n 100 O.
500 AMI $50 .. w. and SATURDAYS only 200 gii.ghn ,o
1900 to
"a rs n m saturdays ouy 1900 midnight. -. .
For Cfs,,kl 500. 56 900 100 5lo, flo 3V w. ia
si.tS o. M SATURDAYS only lIOo midnight "a -. IA. ,oo 4
ror Unper Pemont. s. Et, - ;Vi SID t'' '''V q ,
and IIIS q m Saturdays only, IL midnight. .,, ~
pi,mout and 1:tS and - aud Law, fS' S'
"a ,nA lTi5 D. IN. Saturdays only IL midnight -,
leaving Chambert hours or ball hours es
h,t IS mute. above time The M iiJ1
n =, and Ia midn ght train. start from Chambesst ONLY -
- ton. ls.ye minutes earlier than above tine
TIs. Tor passage Drawing Room aud sesp
ma, be len AZ The Compaays onees-2 69s aai seI Broad
way Cous Brooklyn Montgomery ST. jersey OiVi A. NV N0
IIny, Dspoi, AID agents a be sy,,,. ou,
49," JOHN n. ABBOTT, usnl Psssf I y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

1.-THE personal in these letters unquestionaby that
which gave certain that the depabe traits
and unworthy actions the Beseged is the ehroncsr viii
taken into account in truthful narrative Of The great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS dstancd al other European journals Ia
the fl,uess. lIomp;nc 81 and accuracy OF It's news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE DEUrsCHE zEITUHG (BBRLINl

ct the most important an accurate contribution to the h''
the have yet seeG."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
Excursions.

EXCURSION-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
II and cheap EXCLUSION aud along hcekawa Baf. or ri
BIZ The SOUTH sIDE RAILROAD Do not fail 70 enjoy ~ tans
Roosevelt GTsndsL AMI l g. m ana - anu ''
p. ID returning in good season.
IRAND FXCVRSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
" The new AMI fast steamer GIN sEDGWICK leaves HeWlo<
for COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY az follows;
Chnsiopher.st BIS =. m Herl. r., s:yO m
Chhstopher-sL. Il noon; Pier 4, S.R. l2D T. M
Chnstcyher-st. p. m Pier T. n r., JI3 p' m
EItra Tip from Piers, n. IL, 3pn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
nRITIsH orARTERLY REVIEW.

The excellence Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondents has en
matter o. common no,orey and general confession"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

ITO crcss these letters sureraaou their marvellous ability AZ
wonderful accuracy universally acknowledged they apqe1re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

. WHITE STAR LINE.
NEWYORK. CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NIW AND PULIrPOWRRkD STEAMSHIPS
The LARGEST IN THE WORLD -.
OCEANIC. BALTIC ,.r,sc,c AplArio' xr,c
RkPVBIIC, . CELTIC. MAJESTIC, ATLANTIC,
500 tuns buren-l01O b. .. -.
Sailing from NewYork on SATURDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS. aud Corr HsTbor the dsY loloEne
REPUBLIC SATURrAl. August at 4ih o. m
ADEIATIC, SATURDAY August l. at lr;DJ a n
ATLANTIC SATURDAY Ausu u. Il 4:3D p n
BALTIC. SATURDAY, August -. At ltftO A a.
From the White Sta Dock Psyona Pefry. Jersty Ctr
Passenger accommodations Tor all osS nnfyae oonona8
SAFETY. SPEED. and COMFORT. $780,.
Saloons siateroon smoking AND BALLROOM, Ia rlsn
where least FELT Surgeons ali scVarissses qV"
tlese .,.-
RATES-Saloon 800 gold steenge, 80 currency nose
send fr fren FROM the Old County can no" oo'Au sA
prepaid Certificates SJJ, currency. -. n. u.,,t,,,
Norway, Sweden, India. Australia Chna, &c
prsfs from 81 upward - =. 49,, c,-.,,,v,,
inspection Of plans and other uornaicn apI t lhe
Offices No. lg Brgsdsav. Neg-lOrs. j. H. SIAHN'' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

1.-THE letters are very anartly written"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
SPECTATOR.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.

The Diary Of Beeged Resident in Paris viii certainly form
e Of the most remarkable records Of nomen,oas episode IN HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
EXAMINER.

"The letters Of Beged Resident from Paris Of great in
crest hsn they appeared from time to time In THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute very description Of
affair, In airs during isolation from the rect OF
France Other will be pubhhed which Val help 10
picture bat this volume Is hkey 70 oe more
pv others Expect 10 Ind elsewhere 20
much funess Of detail =. a. ruv
ny NEWS shown by the works (sve Of them
snnd in m. UHit1d STATES English etons air Of which
tfrtf afmn.
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