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New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

WIN has been IN the South knows that and II the fear Of
rcFpslavement is once takon away, the negro viii
naturally defer to tho intelligence and the Judgment Of
che ,sh,ta man as his intellectual superior Tho old
,nasers win become the political leaders OF the negroes,
and 10 prevent that this violently partisan Adminstra
Tion kcaDs races In antagOnlsTn and enmity-
s,nrsning the course that directly tends pro
duce n bloody conflict OF races. When are
we to have peace between the white man
and the black n we cannot have 1t nowf II
we are never have In the South what's 90 become OF
those nine splendid States the market for the surplus
prOduce OF the West, with which have carried ON
heretofore the great commercial exchanges that nave
enriched the North and southi What iurther Conoes-
sions must the southern people make DO they show
rebeIious spirits He who afrms that willfy lies or
grossly misIudCes them. Never there ope who
Completely than the Southern people have assented TO
che mandates OF the Republican party Every thing that
that demanded necessary Tor the rostoraon
of harmony b country has been yielded by the South
implicitly and in absolute good falth. MY elOwcit1ens,
how can YOU hope for better feeling between the North
and South years hence, II spurn the offer the
South now makes 90 put Horace Greeley IA the Pres
ancy the most devoted and earnest fendof the black
man, ave- and Of the common people OF this country,
whIte and black that has figured in American politics m
this generation We propose by the election OF Mr.
Greeley put stop TO the armed occupation OF the
South and to remit those states TO their own Govern
and show in their ADMINISTRATION We propose 10
put end the policy which fosters and nhalnes sec
uOnal hatred ana restore that Union tor Whoh the
soldiers OF the Federal army fought; that cordlal,
friendly Union without which the fruits OF the war are
dust aud ashes.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. AUG. q.

IT postase % an the Indies except when going direct win
cents each which must be prepad
Pru~isn CLOSED only BY the Williams Ouion and
inmsn Lne Steamships =.
WEDNESDAY. AUG 28
Ms for Europe va Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
MsphefAn eoe n Supplementary Mail on Per NO. 70 n
n clos Al ! N. Steamship sails at z 2 m
ian ters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VIII
aOahls postage
a Prusnan Closed Mail il sent bY this lire. .
Msis Tor the German direct, via Bremen steamship
Eemeis, close al II a m. - ,,-,--.o
from Pier lO0 Of Third-st. Hoboken.
w. THURSDAY. AUG. o.
and Hamburg. steam
nap Yandaa n Supplementary Mail from ioo OF
frsf Hooken is closed Steamship sails al from
foot of Third st, HOboken go. ID,
eouhle POSTAGE
srnptsry Mail n T., "a closed All 29J III steam
sails az 3 D. n. IA
lOable postage.i -. O.. -. -. =. !,
m Steamship sails az p NJ from Pier NO - n X -
r. closed Al the New-fOrA f0sOmee every
sasiSS al o'clock p m Steamship sails from Portland Me-
Pfiday al m.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YopK, Monday. Az

EEw-YoRK Monday, Aug %, 1872,
AT the Exchange, this morning, the only
transaction was legal sale, made through James M
Miller by order of the Supreme Court and unaer 'ne
direction of Richard c. Beamsh referee, OF the lot io
l02 together with buildings thereon located on 'h
south side OF Eghteenthst 2T6 feet 10 inches west Oh
Lexingtonave.
This piece Of property consists of the lot and as per
the legal notice. which was read by the aucuoneer at
the time Of salo the buildings thereon" What these
said buildings consist Of as to their present conuoi
/ or value, nothing stated although we muers'"u
that il n twostory, brown-sone front dwenhg' III an
unfinished state. Notice given before the properly
was offered that would be sold subject to ana over anu ~
above a mortgage now on the property Ie The
auctoneer upon offering the above property reeeveua
bid Of $1,000 being the only bid made and he therefore
tin in the legal action. George W. McCullum.
We do notiknow what kind Of BUILDING I ts ,1y i oe
about 5000 Hnd it must be a very poor house which
would not make the property %orn o'si so 's ao p "
# this property was sold than its equitable
value no one IS TO 6ame ~ TX e eore Tstham and
others as had the property been properly a1Fettseu
with m particulars what was 70 be sold, natural
compettion would undoubtedly have brought out bid
at its present value. While we concede tna the eseh9
eerSe sySS% an OF conducting suits
Sales yet improvements still need TO be made oei9le tne
especial attention 20 this matter were not for the act
that not nrequenty occurs that widows ana orphan
perty sold at prices very much beneath its true value
To prevent which We certainly need radical reform .
Under date of ODD inst, we made mention regardlhg
an advertised legal sale under the direction Of Louis g.
Lewis referee OF property Eighthave. SO feet north
OF Thirtethst, that information was gwen as 10
its having been adjourned settled between the par
ties in interest" We are now authorized TO state py
the auetOneers, MessTs. Muller, wilkins d Co.. that the
reason therefor the nOnappeaIance or the reeree
and desire withhold the exact cOnutlon
OF the matter the public, and also that the action
was probably amcably settled between the parties 10
the suit
The Metropolitan Hotel property at Long Braneh,
n j. consisting Of the hotel buildings ana aDOut a
acres OF ground sold under foreclosure on satur-
day last, to Philip j. Ryan, for AslOO not neuulhS any
the furniture.
The following sales are advertised 10 take place to-
morrow
Tuesday, Aug a.
at Tarytown, Wechesier CO..
Of OF the Archer and MOTT Farms
I Bleecker Co., legal sale the direction o. pm9
II o'clock AZ the once OF Tie hoaa
Company VandeTbs Landing, Staten Island all TIE rIos iahu
the entire Of the Staten an0 haeau
COMPANY includes fT6oa and valuable doek privileges
both IN tins city and the island
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP KBW-YOKK.... .........''''...'''''Aue. 70
D,, cSas,s1 Psan, AIwluirg.OD Del, A Alb
'Iss sse..asbip p ". Brgns Poster, Baltimore
ssssnsbip Novelty shaw, Phiiadelphla
steamship A. C. stbers Warren Ph~delPea q -
Bars Ssse BsiC w'Ss Rse sosS:Du WY
Bns l. ~ Merritt asnnsnan BaeIspOTt games 3 Ward Co.
A B yns s Ma4s5s e, Sss s1 slde hsa'S Co.
s@b San SHEA IBL AugtOpd Queenstown Falmouth Geo
Sss,' Carr, Bentley PaEenberg Charleston Bentley. Miller
selr J. s Freeman Carpenter We SsS;H.yen gI
ss1l ssll SAM, s'iIn5i burton. Pslasi Stamford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nevada Br Fosgte Liverpool aug H. Ah0 V'sn''0"'
ssesnshp Regulator Freeman Wilmington with md'e and pass 70
s1o .sso ioi Boon, bsysr Psdsng May with pd
sh SssoS O Liverpool Calcutta and Sand Heads APn h
Sn g..os sss y.rgPS SI JAY 4 ?. .,s ss a.s .d''
.rss O Aoysr CsIa.s 9 ssys win & 5s'Ssa d. ron
BsIs U SiSo SES KislssD csda days
BsII Kiungen HoE yenssn oars g days stn sHoad iroO
BsrI dat casero Genoa 81 Gays dtA marble and rgs
Bari YmeSs Mend NoEl Jansen Port Talbot - aays va" ran
S sp PoS &C. ysaS 5ssso Z say . @ ~ st9s .Sss.
set ss@as B. TS6sas erocisr Barseoa days VITA fruit
sshL A. OsO0ID Gurus Delaware
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosTos Aug 2Ayo ,!sa%shO: s ~ asS @ SS Lveo1
kSns Phadpbai oriental ron HafsS e1g Cenisu from
s srs Lacy Wright from wHDg'Oni seA Dog and James A.
Isvss Del 1sg 9c-Ar,sd Stella, from Newcastle gng
hg Glasgow MYer from hsysgueE Tor eroefs
akeu. Y0rk revenue cuiteT aniVsd here last pigb =.
HoSras MosEoE. Va Aug @ArdysS baIt Eliza Mana from
baaOs oT Ouen bg Cathnne from Rio Janero for orders
kEgOaLKAs Aug bSaid steamship George Washington ior
heuor ArTed 18Th steamship George Cromwell from New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIvEsYOOL Aug H.-1be Allan Line steamship Prostisa fon
esebse Montreal, oriyel bere to-day.
OND0S Aug. 2erhe Williams Guon Line steamship Minnesota
Yemsh from EsvYorE Aug a. for Liverpool HTsd at Queenstown
al ii ~ 0el0ck yesterday morning
1The Hamburg American Line steamship Ham
Meyer EswYOk Aug 5 for Hsnar arrived here this
nofalBG.
IRw Latest SAiD ssDs see EsfA PaseI
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

pRoM IrvRRPOOITa s1esship Hevadq Aug 26John Scott
Habet Frr Mr Turnbu Gray, Mr. aud Mrs a. simpson, W
Csrnv W H. CharnleY Miss Annie A Brace, Miss hode Co
Rev A G. Lawson, W Rghyon, Wm SrosSeih y a. ny
O. Ig4s Ms Minnie Camp D. Jones Mrs EE Lewis Jacob
Hschre Riwar a. Haehnlen A. Horod, Capt and hrs W II
W ,r mi ain George Vail Dr. and Mrs COnry infant ana
pure Miss Barclay, Iggns r H. Hhte NJ & sso nTs
a.. Eltiug0u Mr. Caspsr j. Regan, Mrs O1rady, capt
NsSs, Cre Pecher Nj LenOmande Mrs Hansen, n 0
s3r.eo.ood x Miss Phillips.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Eeqal Notlfes.
IRCITIT C0ITRT- SEVENTH

In THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH
Il judicial Circuit voaha County. Pod-SANURL BRNLsA
ELIAS BENLISA, CLARA BbSLlsA, ESTHER BbNLlsA
DAzRVKDo' RACHEL c. DAzEyBDo. PEaLA oSoRIo CLARA
COIN JULIA COEE, DANIEL COEN and DAVID BENLlSA.-H
appearing from the sdavt Of H. j. Baker Of the hrm Of H.
this plaintiff for the partition Of real eSae hereinafter
described as prayed for in the complaint herein.
OF the State Ehsl Bena resting
Dominican Repubhe the defendants Csr bena Eeaiar Bn
Rachel DA1eveo Pera 05oo Ca Cen and Julia COn residing
Saint Thomas NeSt Indies and defendant DAVID Bensa the
State and City Of EeE.York, United States
defendants above appesr
complaint Samuel Benla the plaintiff In this seton which died In
Of the ek Of this court Enterprise vouA County. FLORIDA
for partition Of the following described real estate Bng being the
state follows to wits Lots l. and g. IN l5
containing Ii 5sOo acres In Marion County Los No In
in IS, 10, "a containing 3JlOO
Sump County Lot No See 49, lots Nos and in
See 80 IS . B containing lsOC acres u Orange Couay
80 20O Voua County end the grant Orange County
the Saint Johns River opposite VOa and the Moses
S. 100 Lots l. and and tbe o. rs,
e. containing 399 48l00 seFes; 49,
0'i's e. S Containing n SS .s. n a.IsS s csa1 o. IN Lo
l. 2 and Z in Sec. H. T. 10 T. Zs e., containing
29 $500 Lot and ofs I, See l2 90 "a
H. - containing 2Ji sampler COgaty aud
IT, in See Is, T. % e and lois aud IS in See
as the Levy grant the wetya Greek in Orange County
Uipg ls and 10 of 30 containing 100 Moses
E. Lew grant Black Creek in The County Csy faeona
in 26 containing 20 and fractional See 90 l. s. %
containing 6 excepting and reng however said
80 p o land yns along the northern boundary Of aid
all $40 before the fourth day Of November 1872
failure TO do the plaintiff will apply the rebel
be published In The Eastern Herald oa paper published said
circuit and also The New York Tribune npaper published the
PRICE Jalge Seventh Judicial Circuit j. NJ J. BAKER At
torueJs for Petitioner ug.46laS2mt1
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
DECIsIONs-AUG. 26.

Supreme COiTt-Chdm6Ts By Judge Barrett
shne e sgt Giant Powder Company and others
Application deued Hercules Mutual Life Assurance Society Of
Msudhem and OherAppheaon denied Thomson
plaintiff order II advised opening
amendhe Ia the matter OF the apphchh
Couraad ct aReo confirmed and order granted
Noble et al-Apphcation denied
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Citp Real estate for Sale.
SEw-YoRK CITY

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 54j West ThrysecOndt, 3OS West Iwenhr
st., up to p m, at regular ohce rates.
IN piete Man Of T. C. and "A pages valuable information Of real
esae ete, ". K STEVENSON a SON,
II Ptne-st and 226 Ffh-ave.
NOR SALE-A brown-stone, English base
ment HOUSE carpets and chandeliers ioT cash.
sl25OO nghborhood fne Inquire premises $50 w Ihirtyseeon1
NRAND BOULEVARD.-A BLOCK CONSIST
" ing Of LOTs below Ninety eghtst. very desirable Also
FRONTS CORNERS PLOTS and SINGLE LOTS on and near RIVER
SIDE Drive Nicholas Eighth seventh and Sxhaye BogevaIas
ditto on Pfaye opposite below Central Park Great Bargains
w. p. SEYMOUR, No. III Broadway.
STH-AVE., opposite the Park 4-story sub
- stapa Brogtcne RESIDENCE every handsomely
ansbed Price $40 OOi unfurnsed, low. " X STEVENSON
SON and
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
NTNIATURE ALMANAC.

- - s.22 Sun sers........ 6:4l Moor Morn
DAN-A
-. uooR a.oi Cows Hell Gate FeITg $40
' wATER THIS Dlv-p y - &c,
lsaDd 1O4 Hen Otie reIfI'' T''
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Gost ano fonn0.

I OST-By a poor woman, a small LEATHER
SATCHBL having inside pockets in which gold watch AID
Of Pince-st and BOwc found please re-
turn Mr. j. BRUCH, for Nj Adam No. CbAhamsqusfe hard
store.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Gfrurslons.

EXCURSION.-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
II cheap EXCURSION % and along ek.~y Beach or mes
b, the SOUTH sDR RAILROAD Do not fail to enjoy H. Trans
aye Roosevelt and and ~ and and q 70
.. m. returning good season
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
9ieamhcais ano Railroaos.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

q ,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY -
~ Passenger and Freight Deo. IN nevYork foot Of by Con
neen SoHer with South Bauch X Il n Hampon JUNCTION WIN
o DeaNsfe Lsckawanna and Wesern Rroa1 at Phpsn ao
We Lehsh Ad Susgushlnna Don and at Essop Win ne e
vn ,ioid and m connections forming direct line 70 Ponrg
~ . without change OF eani aso 10 Central Penn Eana aso
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE WEST
S- SUMNER ARtAEGEMBhf.
tohmtncing shy TO- l67l-Leaye New-York follows,
gfoG m;.-"Y Train Tor Someryile and Fenington.
haon Bethlehem, Bath. hauch Chunk Wifesbarre,
dIol sAAn1y ty Mt Carmel Hseon Tankhann0ck IOwanda
WaTerD Se ,onnes 81 Jnncfion With Del. Lack West R.
yGm-O'Niltd BAPtSS daily (ercept Bundsys) Eason.
Allentown Harrisburg. and the Connects sonee Tor
Fengiol al sa'son Tor haeh Chunk Wkebarre Scranton, VII
Transport, Ene We
IO:J0 m.-WaV TTEin for SonervilIe
I2:o5 o. m.-Way Train or Easson
m-For Hcnngon, RaSt0n Allentown Nsneh Chunk Mehnoy
City HaEeon, WkobsTre, Scrason Reading Coua LANCASTER
Kphrata, Pottsyille Harrisburg. &c -
2.sJ o. m.--FoY Someryine. l..... .... -r.r
32Jo m.-Por Psn6eld.
50 m-Por Som fHhe.
Jan, Ton with Del. Lsck. West r. r.
s. n. m-Por S0nerYille and flemingOn.
$3.50 p. m.-Por Somervile
o. m-EygaIEG EXPIRES daily for Eason, Bethlehem Allen
town Reading snisb1y Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati.
D. m.-POr somerTille
100 p n.-(BmigTanil-PorE Easton. r
and li.J0 q m.--Por Psndeld l.-.
Por Elizabeth at 5a5 6l5 as; 200 7;l5 7:4 so 300 9:ls
1880 Hoo 25, 2 loo, 200 25 800 7eo
445 500 as $50 3;z3, $500, e:0, 1900.
1:45, &l0 900 St5 lG3O 1880 H:oO D. m
Tickets o5tned al the otee Of the Central Rail
HewJersey fIber HewYor; and at the principal
hoeI and ticket oSees in Hew-York CITY, , q ,,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Offnn Sieamers.
TOR LIVERPOOL,

oh LiFEhfoVL'
WIAoUEgssTowN
CARRYING THE .. s. NAILS
THR LIVERPOOL; AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM OOhPAfY
will S,uaie one Of te first class power steamships
FROM PIER No 40, ~ R., EVERY "WEDNESDAY
follows,
MANHATTAN, Capt j. b. PRIcE. Auguss 20 n2Opm
NEVADA. Can't September T. At i" p M
WYOMING, Capt WBNsEAT"..... September u, hl1"Vm
IDAHO Capt. September 10 " ''V' We
MINNESOTA Capt September 25 at u IN
WISCONSIN, Capt. T. W. FREszAS. .oeobers' at oi0opm
Cabin pa@ase $50 gold.
seeraee passage tonee. No. BrOadwsy) So currency
f"heshi or cabin passage spplTto
WILLIAMS GUIoS No 50 wsns.
IMAM LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
CRY on Mail sea% ere spVSn:sd to 81, a. o9"'
ciI, 0P 0P B.hSIoL THURSDAY sept lam
CRY oy fsPs seSi H.
CRY o. fsIIcE ssS sS5, u b s%
& ssS oeoeedas SATURDAY and THURSDAY from Pier No IS
RATES OF PAssAeR.
FIRfI 81 GaIs
10 10 SFs, . To 70 PS1:on
- a. s;ssrla ha're Hamburg SorWay and
ese, BE- boagh here moderate rates persons -ns
ihoogh Bills Of Ladng ven on shipments Of goods to Hare and
brHits issued At loves, rates.
For further iuiOrmA;S3 s23, spPy The compauys oree
JOHN 9. DALE. Ageh,. no. IS broadway, NY.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
poR soUruAMPToP AND BREMEN
The steamship HEMESIs Capt v BuSter W. s,I on WRDgRs
DAY DAY Ansas. % at from Brnen Per Eooss0
sssmshp DoSAU. Capt HoTmAun on SATURDAY An~u,, a.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LOEDOg. HAYRg AND B.sIsdgy
phrSBrs IN GOLD, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT IN cUEggSci.J
Flrit cabin ..............~.....,.....sl2
sac..n y
For freight or spp5io Co.. isont.
2Bo~iuseeen.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
Al BREsT. '' ''-'D IN 'i'' 0A''''''
The sph vessels i. route for the Conhnen, Will sail
lror Per No. 50 North River as faIows ~ VIM -
VlLlE Dis PARA...... Sunnonl. SATURDAY September T.
WASIIISGTON - . Rous.n Az, niy p 9,oaa" 'Gp,oDe -
PRICE OF PAsSAGB IN GOLD pnoiuding uiaeJ
Rnt tCsliu..............si25 second cs5n.......sn
r EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
lhese stcamelB 20 steeraIe
AInag travellers going returning from the cOnnsn, Europe
sconorts of crossing the Cbsnns, beside saving tine oabe
and erOen'e. GEO. MACKENZIE Agent no 30 Broadway.
INHE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FoETEIGHrLY 40 AND PROM IoSDoI DiIsECT
From Piers "A and f7, North River
TO QUEENsTOws AND LIVERPOOL:
SPAIN ar,ee ......sATURDAi. August g. At 800
GREECE, Andrews. sATUROAY, SEPT Z at $3.50
kGiP1 Sept Il zOop
rAL' Thompson M To6S sATTRPAd Sept 81 at $500 H.
nELVBTIA 6hFs..; WEDNESDAY. August 2a at 23O D
ES pEsaaR %ERSEsPA9 Sept 3 3
CABIN Passasi.' anu 500 currency
Prepaid strsse uclst. from Liverpool Queenstown LonGcnierry
GsSgos or London, 80, currency
var. tW.!. HURST hanseeL
TTNI1aD STATES. NEW-ZEALAND, and
- AufrsALAS NAIL STEAMSHIP LISE-The steamship. Of
and &UsTfI va Honosa nGr upon N" .,',','
yi5 yTh57 y y nov nov g.
AUG: A. DEC. 4, htNOOn.
VII WEBB. 81 RIchspge-place. Eev-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

WHITE STAR LINE.
NRW.YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULI-P0WERRD STEAMSHIPS
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC. - ADRIATIC
REPUBLIC CELTIC. MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC
600 taDs burieD-l0DO b. ..
Sailing from Eew-YOTk SATURDAYS from LIVERPOOL THURS
DAYS. and COrb Hsrbor the daY iOliosins
REPUBLIC, SAiUkDAb, August ii. az i0p D. m
OCEANIC, SATURDAY September l. at 1880 a N.
ADRIATlC SATURDAY. September a. At $3.50 p H.
BALTIC. SATURDAY, September q. at $50
From White Dock. Pavora Ferry, Jersey Cts.
flor all clases unriyad combining
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT. -
Saloons staterooms smoking and bathrooms m mlp sc
ton where least motion felt Surgeons aSd se"aries accompany
these
RATEs-saoon $50 gOh see.ge, 500 currency Those wish
friends from the Old County Obtain sseerAS
prepaid certificates, $50, currency. -,
looked from all OF America rams hAnouG
Norway swelen, India Australia China, &c
Drsts fom i4l up6srd.
Inspection plans and other information apply a The Company'
Offices No. 10 Broadway. hew-fOTA j. ii. SFAhho AGENT
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
5teamuoals ano Railroads.


ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
N Q. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW lConssneas asy sc
lns Yon1sT Tsytosn s.d Mack S i'rJ'0A 70 'n"
0 I'm Ie % cOsas West Point SewbuA rtuns
SPECIAL trains 70 SARATOGA and SHARON sane evening
A FTERNooN BOAT FOR
SEwBuRGH. PouGHKHEPsIE RoSDoUT. and KINGSTON,
landing COHen' West Point Cornwall Se"'hamoaED' h"S anu
hyds r"N THE MARY POWELL,
from vestryst Pier %, EVERY AfIskhOoS, Al o1O eoeI
CITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS 1d6as y
POWELL leave Per g. u r. daily, Saturdays
:sss'ssS : sSs 1st Fl Tickets % Ssisa 70 ali points or
Rensselaer, and sarAosa and Troy and Boston Railroads:
EoR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
boat. THOMAS CORNELL 1sa JAMEs BALDWIN leave DAHL
NORTH RIVER and NEW YORK STEAM
~ BOAT Tco~onee H.rrIOn.st Pier strs cHRYsIRsAh Gaty
except sdl ioI Is1i 1sSD TiyDR %DSLFHf Fi's
p n Tor fnsssoo fs. To.a TSHsI. aS1S sSs Sd
Ferry nsOa Town, and EA riIn Lane ' I con
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY,
The s: 81 Ta9 55s 5i pkRS ISE RcGSP
10 connect With rrOAd trains West NORTH and East s Of connect,
,s .Us ,a. he w..s Sor.h Ba. NIB.
Through sss can Be S SSspP sU ccS = % BSS Basgrs checked
10 s Destination Freight received unt the hoor Of Ssla
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTfORD, @c:Mrasre' s,Is e
IL 81 as siesneu leave Peck-shP ioi Hs"HA'0- ~ 49, =
o. m. connecting with the Tnlro.L
NOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsa.
.sss .. ,ns h'.sa':1 .ssa nd < sss assa
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NJ - NORWICH LINE , -,
- - rr....,,, Fi,ehhurv Grotou Junction lowell Law
ss S,bss Manchester CoDcor, Palmer bra''eo0o anu A'
N.s.S TS. NV Ss'sss and stauneh
CITY Ot bOsiOrJ r,v yoPE
~ CITY OF LAWRENCE. and
va CRY or NORWICH.
VI a.,l, Az, ereep,ed) al O'Clock D. from
MI ~ .n sorth River foot Of Canal and Wst's-s -, -.
rl aodon ana Norwich their connecting WIZ iipie. uaus
~. ponts via Vermont Central Norwich ana "oese Aod
Bo,sn Hartford. and Ehe Railroads mi, .t the one Pier a
For through hetei' aDu ave- " w. D. PARKER, Agent
Horh River TO-,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Nem-Jersep Real estate for Sale.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT The UPTOWN
SO West IEeniythlrd'
st.. to p N. at regular ofee Istes
E0R SALE-AdjOining the pleasant village
Of N 70 miles Central Railroad eboce PhOf-
ERTY Cfgh rolling land ng both des Of SoubaEei
good tWo-soy built house laundry sern never
well Of good barn, and all necessary IN
0u; abundance Of fruit large portion Of be pAef u
o building plots which will command good prices Address VIII
LIAM DAVIS, Tribune Ohee. N Y
ON CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWER
" SEY handsome TwoscIy and Attic HOUSE With heater, BATH
etc. and Of LAND for sale low and on easy terms
ORANGE, N. j., and Vicinity-(Specialty)
" property Cor sale rent exchange H. GEhi
80 EsssauL, Liberty Onge Office opposite main depot
DO MINUTES from Lberty-st, express trains
DO by best railroads Low Frequent communications Cory
and COTTAGE with modern oonTenenees s
with garden lawn shade and fruit trees Two
depot walk from center OF CITY, Growing
and eligible location Larger With stable preferred Two
thirds purchase remain Key at West Elizabeth Depot Gen
trs r. OfH. IN address VILLA PROPERTY Boz It4 Ehfa'
beth, n j.
MONTCLAIR PROPERTY.
above udewster frame substantially bu 10 all largi
cold tTo1ghou bath wer closets gAs &c
stable and c0ehhOu bowling alley and gas house Nne
acres Of ground all in hne orer views perfectly mAgutoeDt
handsome new HOUSE ave, containing 10 rooms
arranged well built abundant closet bot and cold
water speaking tubes ke bne piazza and fne views stable H
OF ground In lawn and gsrden Bob
houses WORK for ogpe Photographs at our once
Apply TO ANDRUS B. HOWE or 0. O. BBNHBT, No Finest
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
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SYNOPSIS POR PAST TwBSTY-POUR HOURS
The barometer has still continued to fall in the
northwest and on the upper lakes, with south
casterly winds and threatening weather now
extending to the Ohio valley, and occasional
light snow in the former sections. In the gulf
and south Atlantic states the barometers are
high, the weather generally clear and cold, the
winds variable northwesterly to northeastery.
On the lower lakes sOuthwesterly winds, dimin-
ishing pressure, and partly cloudy weather. In
the middle states ana New England, north
westerly winds, high barOmeters, and generally
CLEAR, cold weather.
PRoBABILITIEs.-In the upper Mississippi
valley and thence over the upper lakes and
Michigan and through Illinois and Indiana,
sOutherly to westerly winds, low barOmeters,
cloudy weather, followed tonight by north
westerly winds and light snow, with snow and
clearing weather and north westerly winds in the
northwest. On the lower lakes, falling barOm-
eters, sOuthwe sterly winds, threatening weather
and light snow. In the gulf and south Atlantic
states, winds northerly to easterly, with cloudy
weather and rain on the western gulf and gen
orally fair weather elsewhere. In the middle
states and New England, generally clear
weather, nOrthwesterly winds, veering TO south
easterly and sOuthwesterly, with cloudy weather
and lower bsrOmeters tonight. The Pacific
current reports have failed OF telegrs ,hic trans
mission.