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sWO21T AMERICAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1879.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. Ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR Of PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. To State ST.. Opposite Kilbv St..
BOSTON.

FER HH extensive practice 81 upward. ui
' Thirty years, continues to secure Patents ill.,
the InItcd ~tHtes also in Great Britain France
aud other tar-s-a countries. Caveats, SpeCii
uoi.-, Assl4ur enst, and all other papers for Pa
ten :, executed reasonable terms, with dis
patch. Restars hes made to determine the validity
aud Sulii} 90 Patents OF Inventions. and legal
and other advice rendered in ali Isstters touching
the same. Copies % the claims Of auy patent
furnished 0Y FcmiItInE one dollar. Assignments
recorded "a Washington.
80 igeneH N ne iHfts state. posseSssssa} ertor
'dcf'titsfor 'htaiaiHy Patents, ascsrtainiay the
Praettabliify ofisreafi0Hs.
All necessity 81 u journey to Washington
procure . Patent. ana tue usual great delay there
are here saved Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy a. me or the nsostraalpae and
sHccessfHi practitioners w'th whom l have had
uthctHi intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
comm ssioner Of Patents,
II have no hesitation IA assuring inventors that
thry cannot employ man Hs1rc compefsRt and
y i1sfrorfhB, tnn more capable Of puttiog their
Applications IN a form 10 secure for them an eafly
aud favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE,
EDMLND BURKE
Late Commissioner ct Patents
Mr.. Eddy has made Tor me over TulHIl ap
piicaiIons for PaIents, having uCcn successful IN
almost every case. suvn uHniisiakahie proof OF
great talent and ability on has part, leads me To
recommend all Inventors To apply to hum 10 pro
cure ttstr IAtents, as they may be sure Of having
the most faithful attention bestowed ON their
cases. and At very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGAkT.
boston Ian. i>53--iy
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GARENEWER

Every year increases the pom
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intended purposes"
SOIL By al Drag7ists and Dealers IN Medicines
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Cash for Hides Z!

The highest CASH pricesfor Calf Skins and Hide
Wool skins and " DOL will be paid at the CITY
MARKET, under the City Hotel.
Ellsworth, Mar 2sth, 1871. fs,t.
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The following Is the list of premiums
awarded at the Town Fair held at Orland
Wednesday. Oct. 9TH. 1872
Horses. horse. +. Soper. J. A
RuCk = Kent
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Japan Is sending her young folks to
the q. 8. to be educated. 1t an expense of
a million dollars annually.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. wednesday. Sept. II. 1872


The Exchange Salcsrooms presented most
deserted appearance this morning. 1hCie VIZ ~
actions one legal sale was noted 10 take place ny - n
Lawrence under direction Of Rufus Andrews referee
of house and lot located on the north sue OF twenty
seeondt loo feet west Fourthavei but ""hs 70 'he
nononnearooc OF either the auctoDeer OF reielee we
arc entirely unable 10 give any information as 10 "ha1
dispostion was made OF the natter Whiie We peheVe
En-, lli tbors is no obligation the part either of
nctioneer referee plaintiff defendant. or attorney to
,ivc notice publicly to the settlement Of advertised
legal sales yet il does appear that common courtesy
would demand that when sale Is noted to take pace NJ
rubc auction its posp0noment for any cause shouu oc
announced Tho present referee system, while very
great improvement over the old pan Is YET very lar
srom nerfect Regarding the suburban sale held yeser
,hv al syside l. l. by JCre. johnson, jr IT as cporteI
10 us To resulted m about 500 lots being sofa Ior n
acpge OF S2 600 which considering that the property
was some distance from the depots, ana not on lhe
water, is looked upon as "A great success he"" W.
append details. .,,..-. =, D..
ling has sold the property 0eng about equal TO Two anu
a-hlf lots) located the suutl-Wes corner OF
leyardX6l tcct inches rear 81 ieet on he s'et 1" vi t @
feet q inches the southeriy line, sugece 70 w.
Riverside Park assessments w1gh VII amount 70 % 1911 ~
$1,000 for $4,000; aud thal Mtl IL haJuOF nls SOU
9 ofs eech 9sxiaIf tho block located on Onehundrd
and dfty-nnth and neluUdred-andsiXtetn-Sts.: run
Dfl0 tbTO.l street to street, COMMENCING Oo Icet
es OF rhc Boulevard g. cash. These same lots were
purchased a short time since for $1,000 each. ,,..
Tic following legal sales are advertised TO take piaoe
Thursday. Sept II. 80, -
By Muller wilkins Co. legal sale under the direction Of Pho r.
tbe B9gevsr' II fcct and inches Of Sventyeg ghths
~ A. j. Fstcker Son Co legal sale Of two lots 4OEsol aad
Finest. es et inees northey iom Br0Omes' and known
By liaes n camp legal direction Of Sidney stuart
ree house ard hot lt ocaie on he westerly side 0 Second
BAY Sdc sale sept TO- ls72 by Jere. johnson, jr auc-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
6elp Uanteo-- Males.

fjelp manieo- Glales.
A PPRENTICES' LIBRARY.-WANTED
N young B for Books and MAJ, h
generally ueu good references required Apply Tue Libi'
AZ Broadway between 10 and II O'Clock a. M
CONFESSIONS WANTED-yourneymen and
" "two.tbirlers" W. GREEN, No. 70 Jleobst. N !.
XNANTED--By a Philadelphia Publishing
Bu.pes, in T various garments to TRKvBL CANVASS the
liberal education preferred Address staung age au
qualifications, P. Z. j., philadelphia PostOace.
WTANTED-A boy TO work in a grocery
store and willing to earn the bnn sasy hrs'
Parents will address, with particulars A. EALsbi "ioee''
GrenpOrt. H.
NTANTED-YOung men to learn IELE-
w GRAPHY 70 oil positions qualified Apply al Ma
tonal School Of egaphy, l Rgliit between Broaa" an
FonTth ave
W1ANTED-Young men to learn the Retail
w DAY GOODS BUSINESS. Apply to LORD TAILOR eoraef
Grand and Chrysne.
yNANTED-A smart, intelligent boy in a
w PAPER wAREHOUsE who lives with bis parents Apply Al
A. Bcekman-st. after 10
ENANTED-TwO smart WATERS; those
w speaknx Germsn preferred l5 Niamst Of Ann
Eonoon ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOSEPH JAMES BENNETT, late of "A Nor
~ Pogae England earnestly requested 10 "e nome 70
should reader Of tis advert AnoN
viii they Kindly hin that be write confidence 70 m parents
lie al County Michigan July 1900
date udngs received Information respecting te a1e
thankfully received By bis parents At u Norton foAe Lohlon
UNHE UNDERSIGNED has to dispose of the
WHOLE or PART PROPRIETORSilP Of the Art and hkCkhl
of the MANUPACTURE OF MINERAL TEETH equal to the best
49, GEORGE HENRY ROSE
Surgeon Dentist el AlbaByst, Regents PsrE, Lordon
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
Gounirp Real estate for Sale.

I LDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a f4aE TrIBt NJ WILL BB RECEIVED Ar THE UPTOWN
tFiCE s 81. Thtrseeoa1t, Jos West THsay third
q o. toe D. 1., af regaisI ohee rate,
A COTTAGE HOUSE, rooms, in good or
"a DER new stsb: sster plenty Of irnt location
- r6e VII b ~ yerJ cheap tUo s0s Of isad O.
fRkEhAh, ~ Broaew1y.
A GRAND INYESTMENT.-G4 acres TIM
"a BEEBD LAND 10 WEnsau hsthoa CouDg VI; near .tosd
tnd liver VIII sci bssain Adre or appb 10 j. D. JuDOE'
Esfih-sqaafe. boston. Mas
NHARLES CITY LAND FOR SALE-Near
~ ys Rger YsI of' FOR SALE ~ LAND .gnI 10 5a we
idihg River The above Farm contains BY fsy ol e
30 srd sud good state o cultivation ils bapcs ~ goo "a
pine thought By competent JUICES taat from ~ ~ 10 Wv
soris 6s may leaving 'shdsncy for htm pap
serbb "a vers desrbe Convenient churches schools and
Of the CoarboG The sbove ylHab elr e1h 70
for thousand dollars lSy-HVD CASH tDs SAIADoe
All De,suss secured BY lien property.
address DR. Wh. J. UPsHAb,
EleOI Wharf r. o.. Charles CltT COGRtT Va
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
Conutrn Real Gstaie for Sale

ENOR SALE, on easy terms in a thriving town
Of Western Kcw.York. 6nc, setuhed BUILDING In com
pe,e orders used hotel fof two yeSrs eHeenty
adapted Tor waoure could accommodate about 10 patients at once
building might easily be enlarged aud additional land secured n sna
cost Quick railroad with both Rochester ard Buhao
location unusually healthy tine drives beautiful views boating and hh
ug leading physician Of the place lately desased Offers uncommon IN
duceuts 10 an energetic physician with capital Fall particulars can
be obtained. with interview, hy addressing - ,u
}. A, Posi-od Box No. ASA, NeW-York CITY
l. " STTVTySoS H. W. STEyIEsoN, Attorney atLav
GTEVFNSON & CO.,
- REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
Galveston. IcriS
RryrRENcFs Geo s. Coe Presdsu American Echlnge Bank n
Y T. Kecum. 80 Hss1ust; T. Masters NO II eOa'th ~ IL
A. v w. Van Vechten, 20 PineN
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
6ituations tUmteo-- males.

XHTANTED-An active, energetic Man 10
w canvass SevYok State TT II nde fer new aI In eys
81. ns.a Mns, be wiling dsua ccullr 10 Tejno u e'ey
t~p blre calling stores Must have bad N %
sonS sS 1ef.sencee Afiress srArLB. Tnhuie " o1e
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
l3ruoklpn Real Gstatr for Sale.
Suesltbester Gounlp Real estate for Sale

QUICK TRANSIT.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
BLACKWELL e Co.. SIS LIBERTY-sT
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
Iclp hJmteo--females.

CITUATION WANTED by an English farmer,
- marri; will be dsengagd shou the mlde Of oeiop
t,om rr,ent employer. Ad8Te JOHN PEPPER, Rye "ea
Co.. N. Y.
NNTANTED-Two C0LORED SERVANs,lo, - in IN
w small fimy; do the eOarse Ndsnst sJ
class waitress; both be neat ani gooi
hrs oty reference Call for days from II to at % "s'' '
fourlhst - :, r
XHTANTED-A good GIRL to do GENEkAL RAJ
w HOUSBwORE WASHING aud IRoEiSG for snA" i-'
Apply ~ East TNeutJ seyeuhst, uesr fourI-ASe.
WANTED-A Protestant WOMAN as CUUhi, " 1di,
oounty at present Apply at DC West Thirty
WANTED-A good GIRL for GENERA, al,
w HOUSgWORK must be good washer and lroner 2S Wes
Fsrethst.. betwfe Seventh and Eighhaves
WANTED-A good, smart GIRL to 90
w CHAMBERw0RK ad to assist In washing and ironing APP"
to Mrs. JAMES FETTRgfCH, l45 Bsst siIty-arsrs,.
NTANTED-HANDS for making Bows and
given high prices TO hrses hAn1@ Apply
at PlSK CLARK FLAGGS. sos broadway, in the rear
WANTED-At Nine. LAMBELEs, - 70 last Sc
cutting trimming and take charge Of large working ROOM
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Sept. II, 1871.

REw-YoRK. Wednesday, Sept IL, iSI2
There is at present very fair market Tor
all belonging under the category of work and business
horses also considerable inquiry for matched carriage
horses, the latter with only occasional sales, seldom
averaging over si,2Oo per pair. One pair le1 hshos
high sound and stylish, sold for h,7cO by Il. A.
Fitch, in the Bulls Head Market. A. 3. Chamberlhs
stables have recently been thoroughly overhaued ana
reftted upward of $50 stalls being ready to receive
large arrivals expected partly from the West but cheny
from Canada, Chamberlins stables having always been
chosen the headquarters of Canadian drovers and
hOrse-deaers
Tho following sales under the hammer were this day
effected at Messrs Barker Chases City Auction Mart
and New York Tattersalls:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

IL
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING JULY 20 1917
o Twenty eyntst and Fourth
Entrance on Twenty.seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Eewayen T. (EI) ll;j) nj 2;l5 (EL (EI) 94o
PGf bridgeport 4. r) ll:1o ia5 I). El ';4S
Pst NiorI a14 strsso T. II1O m; 3is $50 and $50
For Parae Southport and wesPort il;5o nj 14' 4;
For South Eorvak EI y 1880 M lI5 CEr) r) 24'
P3 p,nen O. II 80 a. IA; 345, $50 800 and 500 m
FOR Smnd (Br) TO- ll:5) R:e tBt 2:l3, (sr)
3:l5 4:JI (EI) As $50 55j $40. 7:l5, lEE) pm
For Grecnwch and intermediate stations T. H. l;D nj zl'
si,r NAL Train leaves Nevfok at for
Boston. vi. both spnnzbed Llne and shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston spnngdtll, a. m. 81 and
For BOston via Shore Line, H:lht ~
For Hartford and sphngeell, NJ; I2:l5, sud pm
For Newport h l. a NJ and iEso p M 10 MlcAO'i iHs o
Por Railroad 2;l5 m to Greenheh
D. m, o Montreal ami White Mountains
For snore Line Railway. N. NorTeh and Prodeuee l9i
. 10 Sv London Norwich 43O to Conn River and p m
For Connecticut Valley Railroad, 8 =. m. and p NJ ~,
F5r Eesavea ani Northampton Railroad m Up @ 70 No'n
FoT SesHsyeS MiletoEn and wimsntc Railroad Air Lne)
For Iioasat5nic Railroad. A. m. and p. m.
For Nsngainck Railroad and 40 m 10 waterbury
For Danbury SorSAlk Railroad, g. and A. M H9 snd
Pl shep.ug valley Railroad Danbuy and NOrwalk R. r. n
Fr S.sCana.n Railroad a. m l25 4:3o and $50
Cmpoious sleepnyesrs attached "a train ana also
suniaT either line DEavngroo cars attached 10 the
can proears ticket. point reached this road al
a. nof ~ The Newllayn r. r. cor TuentyseVeth
81 Fouhve; also at the omees OF me New" rae 20
e1 lss,ufi nc 4, de.rpstoa JAMES II. hofT, sup't
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW

NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAI-NEW-
Jersey pIyIsOs-Pasenger Dspots IN New YORK. foot Of
Corsndt and Desbross Freight reeeiyd Pier ~! Norm
pt,sp .nd p,nn,ylyspa Railrosd Depot, Jersey City.
h1'u' ~ TINE or TRAINS LEAVING SEwY0RK,
Adopted July /, 1871
s9o. Was rain for Boomn and intermediate staton
81. m-EIpsis for Elsns. Liberty Falls and intermediate
stations -, ,,-,. - ,.,.,..1... s,,,,on.
.m-Way train for Nortsndtke and lasIp.dAe
ann m -Way train Mddown aud intermediate stations
S.3 mRIpre,s trsin Hsekehssek Paterson hoHendjA
rr.rslIo Niddls,o,n. Elenvlle, and Libery Falls
SHOP m.-Way tor Bloomingaale ana nensds.e stations
si0p WA train wortendyke and intermediate stations
osTt,RSEG-I Ellenyle 555 $50 arrive In New
ydrf 1910 A. n $40 Leave Liberty Fs, $500 M aud
sive IN Eey.Yors, 1910 sz0 Leave hlldetoNn
g. m sud A m 459 and arrive Ia her-forf, p;|O
a. NJ lVi" M '''' y 49, ~ JOHN BRADLEY,
~. n w.,n supt New Jersey Division
C.,ersi Tiaket
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
fiouscs ano farms Unnleo.

N.-WANTED-A good furnished
100 MONTH must
he within IS minutes Of the rres Address A. w. Box l2J Tribune
Omce
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12


o fcr SI.,bs,h s.5 els TOO 7.5 7.t $780, 900 ss
is 81. ss 500 SH rs S SO 5 tSS &c. &C. s'S ssS 1ss 3
Tds ir d. oSnss At 70. ole. Of sA. Central Rail-
Sss cs, o.i Of sewY0r and at the principal
r. BALDwm, General Passenger Agent A' 'D'''H'A@''N
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - ERN RAILROAD,
EEw ppoIn sVKes eVTeHs Az, AsD ESSEX DIVISION
Bmn s.. and oTs wTHS scfsSs cHssSR s6s ssSs cSs
ii rs' ,.d EospY HS d
Gha m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branco
yssovthoG, es.nte Of eI connecting Dover Chester
wsaoo nth SUSSEX r. and q. Scranton with L. and R for
rs, ExPREss MAIL TRAIN connecting D,n,l. with Boon
@ @ 1 %T Gar. ard SSsS g,,ss'6 ,. with RsSs q: and
su,e "a ana PhP,bug with Lehs and
sSi EXPRESS Ss at Newark Madison
and inteness ens connects at Waterloo with susseI
ad ps s Is y; Sy s' &:f @ S.:isS S Ia 1.a
S BROAD GAUGE sxFs HfH 'n TRAIN %
boon runs directly through Scranton and Bnghsmton without
GisIs a aSG S9i Connecting at Dover with
PIIILtPsBgRG EXPRESS connect. At Dover with Chs
hh r. and Lehig Waller R Bethlehem
mScRkrfsTo%S S EXPRESS sHi tcc with cA. R
'TS s p6vFR E%psFs 81 AISSyr Newton and franklin
For mPRIsrowN, 7:l5 s:lO. IlOO m aoO a4O $40
For s,MTr At 7l; goO $40. 1910 and II:Oo n, a,oO sO
FG5 oGSGE ,si SOUTH ORANGE; Hls 80 s:ls; 80 1oo
ah9 iyl m, lO, zJO J9e, i'o i:SO o;fOi bo IOOs S'
sfyAEk :. 1:l' o 5:1S 70 20 ssc slo 10 80 'sC !o
$50 40 $40 $40 GOO '620 100 $780, e3O 9l5 and l2Oo
Leave sevYori for BLooNPIELD and MoSTCLAIR at 7;4S
e5) aniU:io m and 200 3;1o $40 $50 $50 and 800
A. REAsOSkR, supenntenient
IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
- Irs taking eject June H. 1872 From Cbsnber Depot fOr
a.m.-Cnennsli and CIengo Day EIpre. Drawing Room
Soxhes to Buffalo and Niagara FAs and Sleeping Coaches to
II a.m.-EIprts Mail FOR BOso and S.gar. Falls Drawing
su,quehsnna Sleeping Coaches
$3.50 Night BIpres Sleeping Coaches Buffalo and Niagara
7,oopm Da Cincinnati and Chicago Sight Express Sleeping
Caehes through to Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls and heaee
For Pat Js eco 800 iOO 'll:IS m a:oO and
Fc Ghen and MdOvn '7'O s:OO $780, llOO 'Ils m
For wafsisi 900 ii:o5, s6d tIl:is M. 4oOnm.
For Sssburgh 89o 800 and ll:Oo $3.50 tO and soopn
$50 500 is:5i s7:G0 and lilo p m '''' '''''
For ndsrOOd Hohok9. Alsnd, len & and R,m.ey t7;@ 90 "a @
For Psterson, 6t 40 500 t5i1 1000 l:O 4l5 M 1900
m sl5 93o 600 500 s5 $780, 6o 'G9o '5O0 s:lS 'll0o
NJ 'l:fS 1880, AGO. Sis, 6oo $780, sl5 and '2
For Haetepsaei Way 500 sIs and fs5 m LOO 500
600 md GO and SATURDAY. only u midnight I'M oo "a.
Por spring Waller Way 800 S3 ts45 and 300 m 1o AS
RnsevoO 500 7i5 800 90 BIS, Ais, t'S' $780, Goo
and fo SATURDAYS s & CI & .OU mdsh 8 ,s Al, ao ao and
.7:i5r m Saturdays only. 1900 midnight - -
.ps sI t5 SpsS5 a. raS3; saia'y. oa "a %issh ' ' Wv 80
IVi fTrnSn and y,eS 80 % aTd ~ i0ig5 & 'na '' ''
I-fani leaving Cham0e hours bali hOu' .ys
m ,nd y midnight trains start from Chsmbersst only
BrrnH: on the Of leaving GhamGer,t On quar-
s passage and for ApsrmeDsin Drawing Room and Sleep
s a1s, . can S pe @ AZ hs co%pan as a s51 Broad
WaT; Court Brookyn Montgomery ST. Jeney City at the CoH
papa .b Ps'i si6day. sha .. oa ay' tGe.s s
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
Citn l1ropertn TO fet.
Gountrn l1ropertp 10 Eei.

TTNO LET or for SALE-Rent $1,000; 38 min
Il Lbe trains ny best railroads Lo" isTeS
Feouent tasteful welaangei 2room COT
TAGE modern eonyenienes bath &c Lot OOJ with
garden, shade and u trees Two minutes from eepo s
lie edRe OF town. Growing eligible Choice Of larger
house With stable preferred Twoiis purchase
West Elizabeth Depot (Ceuta r. Of d. or Aldress
VILLA PROPERTY Box l3i, Elizabeth. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
Gorses, Carriages, 6arness, &r.

A MAJOR CIV. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
Lls GENTLBMAES ENTIRE PRIVATE BsTABLlshhEsI
public suction,
on THURSDAY, SEPT. 18TH, AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT
at the private stable. No lOJ East Forty-hTstst'
ParkaVe,
the property Of Ell Pouve travelling In Europe an'
consisting Of
An elegant pair Of closely matched blood bay coach Horses e sh
and old unsurpassed for style action and hue appearance ah
warranted sound and knd.
Hgbred and speedy brown rong Mare Toronto Chief dam b
1880 add never handled for sped gentle for lady to dn'e ah'
warranted sound and kind.
Elegant light Landau built by Brewster Co.. nearly ne" e0s
$500
Elegant nOop depO. wagon built BY Brewster Co. pole and shafts
nearly new, cost $500
Victoria built by Brewster & Co., Ia good order.
One no-tOp road Wagon, built bv Duenhury Van Duser
F1ue set Coach Harness made by Sulings
Fine set Coupe Harness, made by hnliugS
Two sets light single Harness by Gibson.
Blankets, Sheets Whips Bis Stable Tools ard Fixtures
Sale positive and without
Property exhibition.
Stable to let or for sale.
A Il WALDRON g. COOKIES
IN DOWNTOWN HORSE MART,
NEW CHURCH. CEDAR, and LIBBRTYSTS.,
AUCTION SALE,
THIS DAY at II O'Clock .
MATCHED TEAM-bl ck Hawk Horses and yesr old, ha
bro elegant eppe rot Ike horse reliable every way
hteas every respect be be appreciated
Psrk phaeton double harness, robes, &c
ONE SUPERIOR BAY HORSE, raised In Kentucky lS4 hands
No. road family horse kind and gentle in all harness
and saddles warranted sound kind and
TWO LARGE WORK HORSES, sold under full guarantees.
EIGHT HEAD GOOD BUSINESS and FAMILY HORSES.
ROksws Buggs Road Wagons Depot Wagons Good Harness
Gc., &c Sale positive.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
prlntnl9

SLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- ERS and BLANK.BO0K MANURAC rURBRS No. 80 Futons
ACCOUNT BOOKS any pattern. Orders solelted ,
HENRY L. sLOTE JONAIhAS SAHho.
NyTM. EVERDELLe SONS, 104 Futon-st.-
w LlTHOGRAPHlC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

DeseTtphoA Hands Years Price
Pair brown horses ............... and6 Withdrawn
Blood bay gelding .s..'..'.,....'...'. PtO
BAY coupe horse. 10 40
Black eebing by Mambnno Chief and
bred In Kentucky ....,.............. l5.3 $40
Tomorrow Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 Major
c. W. Barker will sell at public auction the horses car
riages harness. &c. of Eli Ponvert esq., at No lO3 East
Forty -Arst-st. (See adverttsementD .
Sale at Messrs Wadron & Cookies Downtown Auction
Mart in Churchst tomorrow Thursday the 18th inst
at II O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
5ifamtcats dno Railroads.

4 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN scHYork foot Of bsy Con
ases Si boHele with Soulh Branch At mPton Junction WITH
le Iit ahd susuehhus Dvon and at Easton with ne ea
' ni oad ani is connections forming direct ne 70 okn
without change OF oani also to Central AAo
ALLESTows LINE TO THB WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
tonmeneing July TO- l872-Leaye New.York olors3
sA'G m-Wy Train for Somervile and femiBgton- -
kaston Bethlehem, Bath Manch Chunk, Wifesbsrre
oa hhanoy City NJ Carmel Haeon, TuRhbannock IOwands,
"nve5 Sc Connects at Junction with Del. Lack West X
sGm-hOhhINd EXPRESS daily Except SandAJs for EAon
nhno.n Harrisburg and the Wed Connects Sonervle for
Easton Tor hsueh Chunk WAebarre Scranton, VIII
l0;n a. n.-WsV Train for someryine
l3:0o p m-Way Train for Raston
femibgton Easton, Aenovn haueh Chank hahanoJ
IVY naeoe Wiaesbarre Scranton Reading Columbia Lancaster
Ephrsts, Pottsyile Harrisburg &c o'
2Up m.-Por Somervlle
52JD. m.-For PsinGed
tp m-Por Somervil,
o m-For kssson Anenovs aud Msuch Chcnh Connects at
Jn ton with Del. Lack West r. X
! D. m-PoI somervie and Femngtop
t3O p m.-for Sonervlle
m-EVENING EXPRESS daily for B.,ton Bethlehem AD.n.
0.s ksdes h.rr,eSrE Pittsbuh, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
80 kmigrant)-For Esston
snd lO m.-Por P.inhed
fe' Elizabeth 5s5 els TOO 75 7: $3.50 800 s;I5
wv Io:p iln l:i5 2o5 l2<5, 90 200 230,
70 900 t5 t0 t3 500. rs $50 545 500 eJ6 70 739
Gta $40 $500 s;ts lOo0, ll:3O 1900 D n. " w. ~ 49,
ets can be obtained q. the om, OF IN. Central Rail,
os1h ks.yeney foot Of LberJ,t EevYo and principal
h'sl and ticket ohess Ia kev.rork City.
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-22
From India in a Small Boat.

A letter signed Charles 3. Innan
has appeared i'll one Of the Calcutta
p.nels, stating that the writer i'll
tends TO make u voyage from Cu'cut-
ia to England, by the canal, in IL
s.nal, boat thilty-two feet !oug, eight
feet ACROSS The beam, and about two
and a hall tons burden, schooner rig
red, fore and aft sails, and full deck.
When tIia writer purchased the boat
sue had Ieeu contsnneI as useless.
He had her repaired, and engaged q
crew OF ige Lasca1s, all OF whom
deserted him when the time came to
make his experimental trip to sea.--
Left without crew, he resolved to
mt to SEA himself with dog, and
he now processes to have gone up
the rivers into some Of tie widest
parts OF the country-in all, during
twelve months, not less than l5uO
miies-with the sole conpanionship
Of his dog. He says he has enjoyed
the life, and that, to all appearance,
his dog has enjoyed it equally, espe-
cially where there was occasion for
quiet meditation in lonely scenes.--
He voyaged through, the malarlous
Soonderbunds without having days
illness. He had room, his letter sta
ted, for one passenger to England
A Calcutta boatman at once accept
ed the offer, and the two are said to
be preparing for the voyage.