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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
A Large Nail Mill.

The nail mill started at Bellaire, Ohio,
Oh the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with
eight /" boiling" furnaces, one heating fur
mace and twenty-four nail machines, with
a capacity of 1,20O kegs per week, has i'll
creased to fourteen boiling, three heating,
and forty-two nail machines, with a capa-
city of 2, 100 kegs per week. The expect
during the winter to build eight more ma
chimes, and two more boiling furnaces, in
creasing the capacity Of their works to 2,
500 kegs per week. They company also
6 blast furnace to furnish their own ''pig''
metal. These works employ 125 TO $50
hands, and their pay is nearly $4,000 per
week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
The Tariff Bill.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San says:
The cOnglomeration offree tea and coffee,
pig iron protection, abolition of gas and
income taxes, known as the Senate tariff
bill, passed on Thursday last, was received
by the House Monday. The Ways and
Means committee at their meeting this
morning unanimously, decided to move to
lay this bill on the table, on the ground
that it covered the entire question of reve-
nue., excise as well as customs, and was,
therefore, a violation Of that clause Of the
constitution which requires all bills relat-
ing to revenue to originate i'll the House.
A motion will be made tomorrow to lay
the bill on the table, and will doubtless
carry by large majority. Members very
generally believe that the Senate has no
power, under the pretence Of amending Il
bill abOlishing the duty on coal and salt, TO
revise the entire subject of internal taxa
ton and customs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

The incidents of little romance are
thus given in a dispatch from Boston:
'In boarding house in this city, Oh
Friday, the wife of Thomas Williams, a
mechanic, whom she had labored to sup
port and nurse during a long and incura-
ble illness, died in his preseuce from an
overdose of laudanum, .aken to quiet her
nerves and procure rest. The husband
was unable to render aid or call for assist
ance, and died himself next day. Mrs.
Williams is said to have married against
the consent Of her parents, who are people
of wealth, living in Newport, and who cast
her off; but while both were dying a letter
was on the way Offering the assistance too
long withhelp. The bodies were taken to
NeWpOrt for burial"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
HOW 1T WAS DONE.

They were sitting side by side.
And he sighed, and then she sighed.
Said he, "My darling idol!''
And lie idled, and she idlei.
"YOu are creations belle -
And he beloved, and she beloved.
"On my soul there's such a weight!'
And he waited, and she waited.
"Your hand ask so bold I'm grown -
And he gr)aned, and she groaned.
"YOu shall. have private gig!''
And he giggled, and she giggled.
She said, ''My dear Luke :"
And he looked, and she looked.
"I'll have thee, if thou wilt ="
Hnd he wil1ed, and then she wilted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
Spring Butter from California.

The San Francisco Bulletin OF the Goth
ultimO, says:
'' A car load of 20, 900 lbs fresh roll but
ter was shipped to New York on Saturday.
The butter was made at Point Reyes, and
speculation. The novelty of the shipment
and the scarcity of fresh butter at New
York, will, it Is hoped, result to the ad-
vantage of the shippers. This is the first
time any considerable quantity has been
sent hence to that market. The freight, il
is understood, was not less than % cents
per lib. in currency"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Liberal
Republican politicians here are to-day
talking of nominating at Cincinnati Sena-
tor Logan, of Illinois, for President, and
Ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, for
Vice-President. The latter will be here i'm
about fifteen days, having virtually re-
signed the commission to Russia TO come
home and take part in the campaign
against Grant. A'.yices were received here
to-day from Austin, Texas, that delega-
ton Of one hundred Liberal Republicans
heve signed n call for State Convention
to send delegates to Cincinnati. A letter
from California also speaks of delegation
from that State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

Mr.. Livingston Livingston, for many
years prominent lawyer of New York,
died at Rome, Italy, on the 18th of March,
in the 63d year of his age.
There is a whisper that one of the pur-
poses of Queen Victoria's visit to Baden
Baden is to make match. An Austrian
aIcl';Icliess is the lady mentioned.
From the last Indian mail it appea:. hat
six young Africans, who have been ,.uca-
ted in the Saharanpur Orphanage, near
Bombay, have volunteered TO join the ex
peditiOn i'll search of DIR. Livingstone, and
have sailed for Zanzibar.
The convicted anti-Chinese rioters of
Los Angeles, California, have been SEN
fenced to from two to six years each in the
penitentiary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
CatecheficAI.

A priest, the other day, who was exam
lining confirmation class in the south OF
Ireland, asked the question, "What is the
sacrament of matrimony?" A little girl at
the head of the class answered, "'Tis a
state of torment into which sowls enter tc
prepare them for another and a better
world" "Put her down." says the curate
''put her down to the flute of the class
"Lave her alonc," said the priest, ''for any
thing you or l know to the contrary, she
NAV be perfectly riohtn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye docs not Stain
the Linen.
aDriI 6 1G3-d1WeOd&W1t
a MeInnchOIv Rreak-I

A Melancholy Break-DOWn.--Ther
are lively breal1-dOwns that make an audience
laugh, and there are sad and sOrrOwful bre ak
downs that make the kind-hearted grieve. To
the latter class belongs the enervation OF body
and mind which is usually called general de-
bility" or HnerVOus weakness" and which,
when neglected, too often terminates in atrophy
and death. A wholesome medicated stimulant
is the one thing needed in cases OF this descrip-
ton, and sc1e..ce and experience unite i'll point
ing to PLANTATION BITTERs as the true spe-
citic. The fact that it combines the properties
of an invigorant with those OF regulator and
Alternative, in exactly the proportions necessary
to produce a radical change in the tone OF the
system and the action of the digestive and Sc
cretiye organs is an unanswerable argumen mt
in its favor as general restorative.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
Bail fn the Tichborne Case.

The London Spectator says &c "Itappears
that there arc still people who believe in
the Tichborne claimant to the extent of
$4,000, for after some delay bail to that
amount has been offered for his appear
ance on his trial for perjury. For the re-
manning $4,000 he will enter into his own
recognizances. This provision of bail is a
curious incident in the case, but less
curious than the undoubted fact there are
still men, wholly uninterested in the
matter, who believe firmly that he is Sir
Roger TichbOrne."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
California EXnerfs.

Plenty of experts for some purposes are
to be had in San Francisco. In the course
of recent trial in that city, growing out of
gambling transaction, the judge asked '.if
there was any one in the room who could
show how "a cold deck was 'wrllng in in a
game of poker" Extraordinary to relate,
twO-thirds Of the spectators rushed for the
witness-stand but at this moment an Off
Ger Of the court informed the Judge sthat
he had a whole dock in lis nockef,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

THE PATRIOTISM of Yankee Radical
politicians may be estimated from the fact
that General Fitzpatrick has put in de-
znsnd before the State Executive Commit
tee of his party for four hundred dollars
and expenses, for foU campaign speeches
in New Hampshire before the last cleo
ton! This is almost as profitable as his
old occupation of bensming, and the exam
ple will doubtless find many imitators-
Colonel Ike Young, of the Metropolitan
District, is speaking piece in his baili-
wick every few days, and should put in ''a
little biz also. No deduction should be
made because the speech was probably
written for him by somebody else, or be-
cause it amt much of a speech.
"A books a book, althO' there's nothing III it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
SO. NJ. d.

Don't stand aghast with awe and fear, eyes
wide open, hair Oh end and fingers tightly
clinched with the idea that these mysterious
symbols are cabalistlc signs and represent some
secret organization OF masked demons, who
carry terror and dismay with their midnight
prowlings and disperse on the dawn of morn
ing. MOI They are only the initials OF Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery, that pleas
ant medicine which has acquired National
Ie putatiOn and proven SO efficacious in Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Consumption and Kindred
diseases. For these complaints it has no equal
Sold by all druggists.
aprii4 1G1-deod1w&w1t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
The Liberal Republicans New Jersey
10 Send Delegates TO Cincinnati.
lHIGADFTTf'IA,

A mass meeting Is TO DE hel,: on the 18th
of April in Camden To elect delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention. James M.
Scovel heads the movement in West Jersey,
and Ex-Governor Newell, Charles II. Smith,
John III. Mitchell, John III. Haelett, and
other leading Republicans will go to Gin
cinnati. New Jersey will send full dele
CATION to the convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

When you see two young persons seated
in the centre of a pew in church you can
make up your mind that they are engaged,
or going to be but when one is at one end
and the other at the foot of the pew, you
can Immediately determine that they are
married.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
IOWA.
Mass Meeting of Liberal Republicans.

CHICAGO, April 8.
A call has been issued by Hon. j. Z.
Grilnell, Fitz Henry Warren, Jacob Bat
ter, George w. Field, j. III. Williamson,
and number Of prominent Republicans
tor Mass Convention at Davenport, on
Monday, April %, to appoint delegates to
the National Liberal Republican Conven-
ton at Cincinnati. The call is addressed
to citizens who are opposed TO corruption
and military supremacy in civil admins
tration. 1t is proposed to hold also grand
ratification meeting at Des Moines after
the Cincinnati Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
Another Virxinia PoisOning Case.

A dispatch from Harrisonburg, Va,
3lSt ult., to the Alexandria (Va.) Gazette,
says ga coroner's inquest was held yes
terday and to-day on the body of Mrs.
John Cameron, at Mt. Crawfort, in this
county, and the verdict of the jury was that
the cause of her death was poison given
her through the instrumentality of her
husband. Cameron is now under arrest
and will undergo an examination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
RATES. OF ADVEKTTtING


he ElecfIOn-D emOcratic Successes.
ST. PAUL, April 3.
A Democratic Mayor was elected here
yesterday by 1,600 majority. A majority
OF the council is also Democratic.
A Democratic Mayor is also elected i'm
Minneapolis. The other officers are Re-
publican
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12

George Ormiston, printer, died in the
Consumptives' Home in Boston, last week,
at the age of 70 years. Many years ago he
was foreman of the New York "Journal of
Commerce." also of the New York "Sun,''
YertiScr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
ROME. GA, January II, 1871.

DIR. FNVM. II. TUTT:
Dear Sir-Having used your Liver Pills and
finding none that have done my wife or myself
as much good, L would like to know if they
would do as well North as here. intend going
North in March, and if they will have the same
effect as in this climate, want to take item ON
with u1e. Hoping to hear from you soon,
1 remain, your obed't serv't,
HENRY A. HILLS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
DR.. TUFTS Pills.

Is purely vegetable concentration for keep
ing the Bowels in natural motion and cleans
ing the system of all impurities, and positive
cure for Constipation. They restore the dis
eased Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, to health
full action. while at the same time they brace
and invigorate.the whole system.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
l.. o. RUCKER. Genl. sups
NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
~ I' Road
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY 2, ls7L

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80 g. f, b;,:" se sG IS Cd M AI R 40 5, 30 and
For stamford (EIl ll:S n Ris Isa. ais' (hIh Rs
20 yo Gre Sr..n.sh s.is @ I'D nsme Stations u E a
-" Sunday sS Nal S iaiu leave. ss-Y'rI n '
Boston via both s'"aseesoas seossRcTiss iRs II; s'iIi TRAINS
ySI yoI Bs.;ss ss.sss va va ssP,sf sBs1.s S 81 .s ns
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON s0,.SS
n RIVER RaLRoAD co@nsress nqsd.v Nov ,as = pss,, s
fhoash rrsa. Vi. i'.vs from Ne" Depot S'aA''' '''
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nd
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gr-einI TOY atlrhsTe
s.co n Msnss. Bap With ssspsHses" ns@ se~-i'n ''s"
Geo M Savrs.. sle.piasea" fe' wse'"a e'"es' ''A
pso P.ure,s sieepnrears for Rochester Buffalo
es~ ~ Chicago via both L. y and n e
Rsi ro.as 81 LOUIS via Toea" leaves o. Ss'aTs
sp -. WITH Aesrisg Tor Try and Alosuy
.U r. ruunns aertA Of ronkers leave issn ~ spe
az sea- vi va Tsas Thirteht. xtst SIDE s hsreeefe
issAs" seeoA c H. kEsDRCK, General Passenger Aseat
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o.
IN pRsBROSsRS-Sr. aud from foot Of CoRILASDIsI- %
WEgT Al g. ~ and $50 NJ l1 tOo svc 80
AGO. II night sHd sunoAs h5n n, ~.
"a. caIndsI. n. and For pALTlho1n sHa "AshNn
TON sbd THB WEST. via Baltimore, $50 n ~; y .nd " N
Ton sad yfv tran vtneW hsnsc foI ias
WEST Va. 8slrosds:Jo .sa y ani 80 m
silver Palace attached Tie $3.50 10 aud run hroah rcm
NewYork PiisBugh Cheagosai Lsas stesa, @
.,sh Car,nn., Louv 81 Lesis .athea ehsage silver
p.is. -,- attached and Isa through IRON se~
Ya ia Por, Wsvne Chage without sAns ek sf ss /" 'es'
AZ p.ssr,ss.,.t Iosi corlsBdtst aud "a sTesaHag
PwR,NxlS eea Pas. AgL ,. w JACKsOs, Gsslssgt
COUTH SIDE r. X. OF L. l.
Winter Arr.,x-,sts oC % S n~a Roosevelt al
% " Nj o Pstchozas by BsspOu and FIRE Plaza
sofo aon o Babylon
s RTurs Pachsgae BY sge of Btrrou and FIRE Phee
40 Aoeomuo.uoa for hp iArVash 10 Pse"sae on sanr@AA
$50 Babylon Accommodation
ta D. N. AeeoAnodsioD icf henek -.
4 NJ psu. 10 snS the $50 sad sfS0 n uans ooane
yG.ay sts..s s' peskAway Asd henpss@sd
.. v. DnHelAA. karsnrtrBsssS
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
5teambcats an6 Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
.... y %sss' g ssS S.sses sS .s
& sis,s points OF 40 Is The .e~ and "aneh Steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE. ana
CITY OF Agw-IOyDOS
% % s'; o. sdS s;: : e.: ss: .ss g:. :. ' to"
for q. s .1s Va ' sSsI sx $ w ..
sd,s For s,cssh tickets snt a t Vp sT tss oS' s
ss.Yo4 oe, IL, 1888 - -E'4-
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PEova93ESGE s pI n2SToS 2 . y. WORCESTER y as,.s
n S:ss ar, ARE SSsFSs SSsT TS 70 FsSyips FsSyipksos &
s S ss 's'; % Se s' % ana
FOR RONDOUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
ri HONS Ssss'S cSR T s s saI%s gH Ss DAILY
st m, Pier -, N. R.. foot Harrsos-st
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
M tss ss1 %sPis s.ss
.s d. =. s md sqs.Suns as' Sa a.Ss' a.. At E Ss
ss s s. s & ..f % s . c.a @ s F..
''''-'- - AILsNToWH LINE TO THs WEST
pos iss spssa 10 Esss sss ss o.. B %ah cu,
w P.su hsss,o c Nj carmel HA'n raHIAAn
Eason Connects Del. wsss
gs.rss ,s EsSs.. Z, % da .sIssg 'sPe. e, E.ps Ann.
Sn r. Lssse .n Sosqo.Isna % p''.n tor s.Se
LeAgh Valley RaIlIssd for naaeh Chunk
1890 a. m.-Way lor
I2O D. n-Por Penip~on, ATsntsyn, Maueh Chunk,
hahsnoy City Hsou Wlkebsrrr Reading CoaaA Lancaster.
Ephrats, PotsvIle. Harrisburg &c
Rssson. Connects Pbissburg With Le5gh sat
DIVISION Aintovp
Lehigh Valley for Alsltswp
Phllp psburg for Belvidere.
q. m-FOr Panheh.
m-Per Bason Aniovn Chunk CenSscts Jzne
ton with Del, Laek
n--Por lie and Pemng
SD. m--Por s0mervlie
m--For
p daily B~thlesefn. Also
Reading, Harrisburg, Pxbarsh Ch.osga CneasaA
9 p m--For Somervile
7 D. n.-Por somernle.
7;O o. m.-fRmigrautl-Por EAsaon
SEQ D. m-FOT Panked
ll.p o. m--POr PaHGeld.
Por Eh1abssh at si45 SEQ eoo 7is 7i ao ss so sl5
1000 tg:y IISS m IL. 2:o0, 25 an
,,Is, s3 s:@S 500 $40 TOO 7:o, 7S a1o s" 1910 liza.
l2:O0 p. 70.
Ticket, ob,sine tbs oce Of ID. Contra, Rs
road He-Jsrey Lbeyt, sesYorA and at the pAOA
''''' 10" "e-' '~'e' R,E KICKER sspsrin.sndsnt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

WHITE STAR LINE.
sEwYoRK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULL-POWBRBD STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE oRLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC ADhATfC,
REPUBLIC CELTIC ATLANTIC,
500 buren--J.Oco b. each -
Sailing SATURDAYS from Lverpooi THURS
DAYS and Cork Hsrbor the day olowins
BALTIC SATURDAY.. hsv II. at7:90 al
RRPUBLiC. SATURDAY Nay ~. at2;o p
OCEANIC SATURDAY hay IS at 1J0
ADRIArlC SATURDAY. June l. At EJp p
White Dock. PavOrlA Ferry, Jersey CIV
P,r..ager all esses unrvale combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT
Saloons and bathrooms mdsnp ec
asd ne~aTdesses accompany
RATBs-sAoon $50 gold stsesge 40 eeeney rho.e Wish
Old County
prr paid oerlseaies ga currency.
~ ArDerea hnnOofk
Eoruz Sweden India Australia China, se
tickets granted ai lowest rsiea
Drafts from fl apsan.
inspection Of plans and other noTanon s2p az me
sfees. No 10 broadway. Nev-Yort j. H. sfAl.hS IEenI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST
II y


Yyw hoHsS n AN1 ESskx DIVISION s,,.,
pnhamtSa syr.esse sal ossso wTfHoEr CHANGE OF cA
iAl BR ARlAsGEnENTs oo@aeseas aosDAT November 20
n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN
oss % 5oSss % % IRON , o.es, TnSO hAass & ' s ana
nor kxssFss S9fss TRs sts s D... With Boon,
at Dover to Garter Branch :, &
er Anasys5 and Newton w,snston WITH he d. L. and Z
M Water Gap srousburg Bend Bngamu syrS
and o'SsO and Ea'on with Lbsh VALLEY for all points
aioo n. LEHIen VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Newark x0rr,
EAston; Waterloo With srsser Railroad PhiipsbGry
m Bsbsn ss % Ansg1s Ss a.neh s cua wS w Reading and
400 p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN.
BoOnon runs SS n oass 70 aao0 an sas1,Sa n rsoss %
RAsrDS EXPRESS oonnes Dover with Chester B.
wasIeo with SUSSEX T. and at Ba,ton ~th " for
$40 n HAckETTsroWs NAIL connect. With Booa' csser
ana SUSSEX RalIosda ~n,,s
oraoRRisTOwS n7:s 9;io, ii'1o i2'oo n. f '''o ''
Pcr SUMMIT and n.srrsed... $50 7,:. $40 1910
'Ds 1S osiSSR S IG .sS soSra S i 5siSGs So 1 @
and 20 lao 2:D 3:aO 40 . 'S $780, S''o 81" ''
For NEWARK ns:0o 7s 74s a;.o $40 $50 .ioo lo:Io.
..S .S 20 90 siS .iS SO $50 s;o .sO s ss .sS
H rTas Is' 1as ar sIo5SpfkiD isR and SosrCLAra So
$50 and li''' and ''0 49, si'a aSAsSSs sS sHs
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER. ARRANGE
AEsT IT, Of Train. taking S :ses, s. dee ds @ L From Chambers
$50 Csenn. and Chicago Day EpTe. DrssD Room Coaches
@ Sat' M sP 1S ssff I @ %' BasS snG Sssfs
s: N Night kTprg ssepngSOsebss Buffalo and s's'r.
100 M psily) Cine Night Express Sleeping
thoagh Cincinnati Bufs, Niagara Falls and thence "a
Por PoTt Jerris and 'ls go so aud 1c'
For Goshen Adle,own 1890 llo and 'llS H.
80 60. $50 and -t1:Oo p m
Por War~ei &Oo li:O0 and til5 A. m. $40 p.
For For ssssSf sss.S e s $50 IL iloO CO and ND 's % 10 o.
20, Hohoiu and 500 1884, iioo,
For Pste,on s:ss 7:Jo 1880 llO 'lI5 l2:
n $500 SIS, $50 600, 'es3 100, S;D I4Vo
Pa, Robertar PaK and P.s.. 6:,, TO ia 1880 ioo
H. Il n sl;S 33o 600 s;s 500, 's'o. ss m aud U'oo
and way 800 and L. GEO. 4i5 6o
,na I. N a m and Saturdays only l2:0o mid. .
Por Uilslae Way 500 aBd aE E;S 4p i9 and eoo
For sp,ns Valley and Way "sos 7+; Sis E;s 600
S, FnSIrvco so f4s 'sco J:l5 4ls as $50
ga and -T:45 Saturdays onv R;ln md 80. -.
Cress.L 500, 7ts 500 r. ~ @'S e!' '''o o~ 1aa
sf:e5a Saturdays ouly l2:Oo midnight "a. -, .,. ~
Poy lJpp,r Permeat E45 800 1870 i;l3, CO. siN
630 and ma p SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight - . .-
Por P,rrnous Eo 80 s@N So ana T':S
m satunsArs only Il 90 midnight
Chanbesst on sTfn Scafs sAi .r,s
Twenty third earlier than Above nas ihs 'Ve
M and I2.Oa midnight froIa Cham berSst cay
A. B-Tun, on r. r. r Of " }. leaving NhAmpeIsT. On
quarter hours Tweltytst tu sna'es shs' S.S A''
oy IN Drswips6eom and cprs
Corhss and orders for the eeenng aud taEStf
Bsggsse nav Company. oneesz as and 90 brofd
cet BrootITn los Brosdwsy wDisnsbggh at the Csap=sys
p.rots sud Of Agents At the principal hotels ,v.L,
nail, guntaYs oliy. Goshen Sandays only .ok orr
NA"'' Nm. BARR. Geil Pssr Aseat
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
Countrn Real estate for 6dlr.

A VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
N SALE located within Of an hours nde IRON Phineipns
fails situated Commanding Of Tie hnet land cape ssr N
vauiA with egh buildings containing ~ rooms "e ar
augr boarding school boarding hoa,e and well aapd
similar institution has been of mF
m ocnpiea Young Ladies sennarI soa one n
the State OF esNnere ~ az
e met improvements Of r r. Depot VIII b
WV ~ ~ '' N B. JOHNSON,
2l5 Msin-st SorrstOwn, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
i DIRBCT RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT ROUTE between CON
G3sP GWsksdk 4SeBsRsa tTE s H. Lcas s4sH L. SESR
h4fsoR H.. PLYnoyTa: H., and ali point. from WHITE
AO''' --'o WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Mss L SsTaScs satES pRos shG
q MILES RAIL DISTANCE SAVED FROM LOWELL:
Sis. "a Lowell Tsspss.. ~ Loci 81 c.,s r s,S ms
sed and Ta'nS1 s ssnrs ssPS ~ and SARR
4 a. .,a s,.s:
and cosGSs5 sSf ' s as6 FALL RIVER LINE
R s.%,S 4 % Line me %.s... % q ,4s 1 ssP q S ss Jy % e &
Passenger. for place. Ss ID III. pan. viii S b
Boat TsSE points ss!s .a f:':T: sI.,i
::: &c f'Ps :: G:.a:c ssI' 3 : 40 ssS'; -; MAJ
tHaSSsaGsfs s,kSss Msi;srs s.D D:Ss csss6s G"
JOHN GISsLow ssDt sassu, and ID. L'",nR RI a,,
ksw9SEY ss1SR 'sSS spt Il .s.sss sss s;.nss
b6SGssS 6oSGs ss sis ?. ..S SIi I'd ~ Sss sss
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
5SGs DiSs ,si Dkss s. c,SssP 4 ssS s-., ever,
.a.:s ss,sy :.s., sss ss ,.s S s 4 ALBANY time
RETURNING s,ys the 's.nbo., landing on the arrival Of connect
n Tssss .., % & is % Ts ). os y. one. on tn. wharf
Eres ~ Brody.y and No CSuI Bros.Ju BAGS eA'''a
NORTH RIVER and NETWORK STEAM
s.s. ssss ss fssr sls, os % T.ass
L =. Per- Yf.s "a Ssry ns .a
Hi,suas.i ALEXIS io lsd Enssvoed fonis,, h.ns'
Perry irvinssa T. Tsvs and Nysek and eon
Nth H. r. ,rsns r. LAM. As
CITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
for albany md TROY ,sd,os caIsk ussySs ssrs n .ss
THOMAS fc@R.i s LII ,ss. Per Pc q % sR foot sp1as
srcepd makng connections With all trains goirs pe'r
checked All points On heHs
ssiasr and ssrssoss and Troy AMI BOSTON Rslresda
A LBANY AND TROY LINE STAMEKS,
.1t,p.ss .. . s,s' R.H si.'.,oon. sis.ss,;
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT connecting sith aosas 70 M
r,aassd ra,sa ~ " c. d. BAsCOx, General Agent
FALL RIVER LINE,
Il FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT
BRISTOL, PhosiDhs1h
Cart A. a. SIMMONS. Capt D. "a ninhoHs
Prom Pier chsmbsr.st at M FSs nessas and state
9 BToadwsy and ectnr basL snh
Brosavsy, ssa No Coart. BIoe.lTs o. ss :, ne s. ,
LNOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
sI IS sssmers Pth slip for New Haven al Jia And IL
p -. connecting y th the railroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
II ,..s - H...,isst R.lseas kaW ell seAEsu s.vs
CsS>sups ~, a o ssss A. v slss NssasJs ssssssssl