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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-08

"Can you tell me, Billie. how it is
that the rooster always keeps his fea-
thers so smooth?" MOI He al
ways carries his comb, with him"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-08

HARDWARE FOR BUILDERS, FOR
Smiths, and for Farmers sold cheap by
BHEELER at SzIEDD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-08

line of his profession in the
Iatest best and most opproUed 01D
methods.
An@sthetic agents used for the painless ex-
traction of teeth if desired.
Particular attention given to the regulation of
ehildren's teeth.
Dental consultations and examinations free.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Call
At his Office and examine specimens of his work.
Charges moderate. Office in Parrish's Brick
Bleck, upstairs. ysnltf.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
OFFICIAL
STATED SESSION.

~.
OYyIcIAIl MONDAY, sept. 9, 1872.
Prcfeut-Ous r. Hall, esq, President, ia the Chair,
and a quorum Of members
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER
That WOrth-st from Centre 10 Chdthan-st, he paved
with Belgian or trap-DOck pavement.
That sreet-lamps be lighted IN Fifyhtth-s, between
Ninth and Tenth-aves., and IN Fiyeighth-s, between
That Forty-thirdst from Firstave TO the East River
be regulated and graded, the curO and gutter stones
set and the sidewalks tagged
That stTeetlamps be lighted In seventy tyfouIth-st
from Fiith-aye. 70 Thirdave.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be requested to
remove the three sreetamps the south side OF Fifty
fOlrthst between Second and Thrdayes, and the Two
street-amps on Ffty-second-st near the southwest
corner OF ILlrd-aYe.
That street lamps be lighted in secondave., between
Seventy cOnd-st. and Seyenty-seventh-st
That Fst-ave Fifty -fOurth-s Seventeen st,
be regulated and graded the curb and guttcrsones set,
and the sidwalks gged.
sThat street lamps lighted in Fftyseventhst. from
LeXingtOn-ave 10 fifthave.
That tho lots on the north side OF Fftythird-
st., between Fifth and sixth-8ves. be fenced IN.
That Fty-siXth-st, from FiTst-aye 20 Avenue a, be
paved with Be- gdan or trap-blOck pavement
That both sides Of Ffty-si1thst from Frstaye 10
Avenue A. curb and gut tersOnes be set and the side
walks be tagged AMI refagged.
That Seyeniy y-secOnd-st from MadsOn-ave 20 Fifth
ave, be paved with Belgian trap-blOck pavement
That street lamps be lighted IN LexingtOn-ave from
Seventy -Duth-st. 10 l. Eghty-sixtbst
That street lamps be lighted in FOurth-ave between
one-hundred twenty-fourtb and One-hundred-and-
5wentyhfth-sts.
That the sidewalk the westerly side OF Fourth-aye
between Oue-hundred-and-tgeutyfl and One nun.
1red-andtwenty y-nfth-sts be tagged
That Onehundred-andtw twenty sxth-st, from Fifth 20
Eighthave be regulated and graded the curb and gut
ter stones ST. anu the sidewalks tagged.
That the sidewalk both sides OF Ffty-sxth.st from
Ninth tO Tenthave., be tagged full width.
That the sidewalk on both sides OF Nnth-ave from
Fiftyhith ~ sixty-nintn-st, be tagged 1911 width
That gas mains DO laid and lamp posts erected Fifty
ElItLst. from Hiuth " TeuthaYe.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
pASSENGERS 1PPIVFD.

PROM LOyDOy-In steamship Denmark Sept a-Mrs Hannh
DOLCE Arthur Wilson, George Bupton and VIE, Mrs Eutth >
Merfg Mrs Morrison. two Misses Morrison. Mrs lurr N $ saa
c. H. Harris wife and daughter, George H. s1ll u
Miss Emma J. Smith Mis- APPEL Thee j. Pe1Tse L"l NJ
Holland and wife Miss Harriet Holland, Miss Annie T. holt1 r'
Jane Holland William w Holland Major Hall Holland Benl DeNsF
Miss Maria Shields Miss Sophia Shields Thomas w bro"h vtOke
Brown Miss Kate Golliu Ambrose Marriott aud wife, MIS-
Henry stone Gorge W. Shelion Mss Mary Marsh1
Mrs Breeke Mr. Kem0 Thomas Roberts Miss sarah
Charles kingdom Maria Beae Mrs Om1on, ihTee cl-e ~
nurse Robert Dr. j. ". Robothau wife and Two t
Helen Cheeseman Henry Pope, Rev g. scheder u Anae' J
Roger Franz Schneider ETuiies M0rln. n ~ vo-o,
From HIMBU In smA geplaltI Sept eJaeoo Fe-ef T
and danghrs Auna Buchhcm. G. IT, Stribng and wiis H.
and daughter T. Kroele Mads and Selma Under"o'l ~;
Paul D,rsn wife AGcs Lott and children rag, @ ho
dsugh,er Albert Never Stccer and children alna
Louise asd Ormen Margana B'It1od ana
Iyeius Pm Jesesohn W Bessbart VIE ana
Chs Hronmus aud children Bertua stroller fnedi, % w.
daughter Haas wife, Daniel simon . nays i'j ~
an wife s. LYMAN alI wife, J. Lebh1rd ald WV" - NJ ,o,
FROM GLAsGOM-fa s.sTnyf fp otJnpti otIt ~ ~;
and vile Mrs MeGrror Miss A,r9 Ac4flof Ais ,s d
KIDD Mira Pe1dr-gh May Pcuegl. ihoAls " G I1
Mrs Corineri A. r.
Ealou jas, Scholeli and Ihge BnSes lchaIl bll ~
q SlVver g. O. Ayrr aaI wife, Mr, E Carter w M %,
4 S. ofi WIN. Settle vie and child Mrs ana WIS,
,bn Potter Miss j. Potter Rev. famloo and vile yo.a u
Mr. Fraser and wife, daughter and infant May '
M Bowie A. Richie b. Thompson ML AfnoiI A's b'O"H '
Miss ). Patton, >. L. DAVIS and VIE
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
THE COURTS.
THE ppo,DwAY WIDENING.

When the report of the Broadway WIDEN.
inc Commissioners came up recently for connrna'on'
was opposed by Mr.. Thompson lessee oil P,op.ly Sn
the line Of the improvement, on the eiVunu ',ls
80, r, him ort Of the assessed value OF the fee was
,nadeopate. J,dce Gilbert held that the computation
was made on an erroneous principle and returned II 10
the Commissioners under order directing II 10 Do
made according to the annuity principle Under tnS
order the award was increased from $1,000 10 SS'O",
Judge Gilbert subsequently discovering that ne ha1 erreu
Ssf5 b5s ,er aud confirmed the report in cOnIOful-
T With the or ginaI award. motion was made before
Judge Leonard yesterday to nave the nm, m onnor
tunty had been afforded Mr. Thompson or ms Gose d
nefore cutfinr down the award from SgOOO 10 SlLVv
snncsr before tie Commissioners. In DehaI o. 'ne
NV t is contended that tee amendment was naue in
90, count nv fhe Commissioners counsel Oelhg Isons,
IA va tbcieore regular; that, oven II irregular ~
,as an crror i'm law 20 be remeded only on appeal lo
motion was denied, leaving the ho'i"s P"'''
edy before the General Term
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

Mats for the States direct via Bremen per steamship
Bremen. close At II a ., s,..t. III. =, ., -
from Pier DO n Third st. Hoboken
Mails Tor br he steamship ,eopatrs o"e " H.
Steamship sails q m, from Per No > ~ X
THUkSDAl. SKPr u
Mails for Europe Plymouth. Cherbons am h.nI ner n
.bn Pss close a n Supplementary Mai on Pier foot OF
Tblri A. Holosen closed at IN SleamslP sails AZ n on
foot Of Thri-st, boboken a. ,,.u -. 4, .....,, -,A
ian letters aepOioi Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Win
Nils m the wes, Indies by steamship Morro Castle close
m Supplementary Mail on flef NO ~ H. " eosea ~ ''
m Steams. s1is az m ,t
ian letters uc2os supplementary Malls mus, be prepaid SA
double postage.l ,,r,,,v g. 3,
Prran Closed Nal onT sent by The Williams Saion ana
Inman l. ne St au.liDA . q. - o.
Mai r ill fax a. s. Il cosel A. he NcEYork PoOIe every
1barsav At 4 o'clock D. N. steamship sails from Portland Ne on
Fnlay. 81 .. -,
Letter postlv West Indies EXCEPT Whcn going direct VIII
he B cents the each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
CRIMINAL NOTES,

At Jefferson Market, yesterday, Catharno Lynch u,
~ No -seventhst committed on oHAso VI
tsmprng 10 salocate her daughter Maggie, sge
Alexander Leary, charged with personauhg an l llG
terns Officer and sNloing pocI Noil,l ou' Si "
AT the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, george D
Glover charge y Frsock wish stealing S9O rom nm W."
SoSoiig b. Jaos Hogan the complainant failed 70
sppea. - ~
James Corrican charged with shooting John Hart,
,potte AL upe,cI Tie Epeaiag ApTeS once, was
tken before u souari. the supreme Court, Chambers {esIS
ND An Application by his counsel 20 aduI MN 70 pan
~ se showing the shooting entirely acclenSa
and that would probably recover IAe apPo~uOA was
cfanteI and toe prisoner released on 81 OJO bail
In tbo Co1rt of General Sessions. yesterday, Judge
Bedford presiding Joseph Thompson charsel Win c9mtuls
ceut asau. upoa Mary stevens OF No 441 bAst twenty
tei gt % assault blttefy and sent 10 the fenehsy
M sc loas Mcdonald and Henry Rnter stealing cloth
Mlr Naude ue Of No IL OToea "S~i oI@'o ii
aTe years
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
SHIrpING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT op sEw-yoHk... ....................sEFr. 10.

PORT OP SEW- -YOIR. 80. ...................SEPr. ~.
CLEARED. ,.,,-- c.,-
stefmsl'o wvcninr (Brl Wlnerv Lver1ool W'm' Z uAo
scans i1 RIssa Brl. Coos Liverpool. O. Fiane"i "a
steamship Inn t5, i.a"sol' 'oa sn,r,v Fs-r Il c.,
steamship Hefy CAaaacy. Gray Apnwa Paeae Mail steamship
Steamship wyanoke Couch Richmond, CITY Point and Norfolk Old
seahp CRaTiestoH Berry Charleston, c. II Morgan Co
Steamship Novelty. Shaw, P5lalel2hi
;eaH.p t!l. ssssrl.' y,, H,Ts Ba,o1 H. F. pmot
shio Joyen Thomas tPortu tool r Oporo ,-.neyef Br1
t Tfsus Minor or Melsea Queenstown f4o1ih, 4eea
Barn Palestine cBrl Grgr London Arsel TUf Co.
B,ig Veloct, 1lTi Pe5ao Portau-spln ltasa 60.
Ins ersy r Preach Alnwl s. C. e. Loli So. Cg g,. G.
Big srlAs, Partridge. Perth Ambog j. letlsea. ,,.
sI Msry = M'nga beJsH53 95; b,51iS 2sse Si9 'n-s'
sehf j. Wi4an. MoIre Stanford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
se,miD wes.ptaHa c. Co. Scivcnsen Hamburg Aug o. via
Harra gls with Use aad pas, 10 &anhirit & Co ,c, ,
Bergen .o6 With md.e aal pass TO PuBeh Ed.s Co
eamslP Hutton @ London Aug w a9a iay,e T 1n VIA hani''
steamship OLYMPIA jB Young glasgow aug %, and MOve 2yih
"R si1 5;, csi,vap ln aatf r a dys with railroad on
Bark EyeniDg f Turks lsaad Knight Guantanamo Aug 10
"l Bsis Se5srnE, Gson xvOaa, q d, with walnut timber
Washington Ger Koch Hamburg 50 days wh n.e anu pAA
Bark PacOn M Lordon Bou..r London q days with iron
Bark Max lGcr Dnss Cinil 20 day. Wltl railroad r1n
Bng Lilly (of Windsor " Sd baa, Auie Glaze bay L days Win
Shr Annie Bayard of St John j. Fha Little Glaze Bay Il
Schr Moihs orcut Maagus, r. 70 days with and mo-
scSr Aianna namyn Of and day, john y with
lumber.
Schr Sarah J. Fort. Fort. Geor-ea5wn, d. &.
John (o Boonl CoRn, SLue " g. p days, via Vine
yard Haven, with piliug.
schr (oi Psrrboro s.. Piashan, saes NJ S.
days. with spiing
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuggNsrowV Sept 0Tbe Cunar line Steamship Partha Wat
TIE Line SPAN, Grsce boh from NeWiors
Aug 81 for Liverpool arrived here this morning he former az o'clock
sept SOrl-Geruan oyls steamships Ne
meSs Knsier 3 and Donlu Ernst from New
for Bremen arrived here today. Also the North
for bremen, arrived here t0-isy.
Tor Latest ship Ners see rim Page
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN PRANCIsCOTn SrEaship Hnry Ca1Hnosg SEPT 10
Ms Gc1 H. Wallace chill, Ms ~ zabeth Sanford VIM " Solo
mon Ellen ONcl, T. Soker T. DoEne and daugae Mr. =
Robins WIFE, Miss Nora Sullivan LecL A. u loung
Mrs Srih W. Gilmore, ". r. GoIhm, ". L. Harris Mn u
joyce child Ledya1 Mrs Gen stoueman and chill Hon
ChefJue GRAY son Geor Dexter David Low Andrew se1er
and Rle r. A. Berck, wife aud CHILDREN W ~ r
sengs-J r. Cah wife, nurse and children Thomas j. Preston
r. Horton A. Brewer and vile james b. Thompson Thomas l.
Woolil Chna.olA OI.ega W. BetlT ~ ~ be0yu ~ y hnIA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Gienmtcats dno Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
" Passenger sod Freight Depot HerYork bsrtys
meets At somerve with SOuih Branch X X Hampton
the Delaware LsekaTsnna and Wesern Railroad PhDsarx s
the Lehgb and Susluehanna DFon and Raob LehqA
VALLEY Railroad and i connections, forming direct line PttsbIA
and the West without change Of also 10 Genital
ALLgETows LINE To THg WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July TO- ts72-LeaYe NeH.Yors oloss.
Gf5 a. m.-Wsy Tram 0r Somerville and FemnEion.
mfor katon bethlehem, Bath hsuch Cnunk, Wiissshire
Pton hbanoy City MI Carmel He0n, Tunklannoc
Wavery Sc Connects a. function with Del. Lack. West
sam-MOkhlhG EXPRESS dsily (ecept Snaaysl,
Aentown Harrisburg and the West Connects Somee ier
Transport kue nc.
1O:Ja q. m-wsg Train for Somerylle.
1R.05 m.-Way Tran fOr Ession
mF0r Feanzon. Eason Allentown Hinrh Churt Yst,,e,
City, Hazeon, Wkesbarre. sc1n0a, Eeahs. Columbia i4l
Epbrats, Posrlle Harrisburg &c.
2:gU D. m.-Eor SOmer1le.
32y m.-For Ph16eli.
4p m.-Por someryne.
4:0p. m-Po Laston, Allentown aud MaEoh Cras Coea,
Junction with Del. Laos. West r. T.
s. D. m-Por SomeFyne ani FemingtO1,
500 p. m--FOr Someryile
town Readne, Harrisburg, Ftsberh Chitsgo CBcaaal.
p m.-For somersile.
T3O D. m -(Emgrant) -Por Easton.
9 and ll:y) .. m.-F0r P,ainhed
For Elizabeth 5:i5 6l5 oi5 7oo 7:i5 70 so e0p DIS
1000 1880 I00 Has l2.O5 i24, LOO 200 &3i 800 IA
345 400 AIS i:3) 4:f5 500 rs. $50 5f GEO. 7.J ~
s45 800. 900. 9:t5, 1879. 1l:J). 1900 0 m,
tie West he obtained AZ the oce OF TIE Central RAJ
jersey foot Of Ibertyst GeWYO and the paaD.i
r. E. RICKER, sspeHsieDloat
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
6llnauons Uanieo--temales.

A kDVERTISENlENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UfTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5i4 West scOlist or J5 Nest Iweali
up to p. m, at regular Office faies
A FRENCH LADY of experience as a
N Teacher oonverssn in 8Hgh and German, and good Lan
scholar position GONEkhESS, teaching residents visit
ing; English French References from o the
best families IN Newl0r With whom she presently sds For par
ucua address Box 1851 Nile. 7. a., NeR-iork PostOhce
NOLORED SERVANTS for all positions, ca
" pbe and Trustworthy constantly found 70 FonIthav JOHN
P. RANDOLPH proprietor
COLORED SERVANTS for all positions, ca
~ pabc aud Trustworthy constantly found at - Fourhye
JOHN +. RANDOLPH Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

sun n-,.... 81 6:lo hoor se'''''"'''
~ r,cH DAv-.
CT, Hoo, - 1..l o,s snt... 2JJI Hell ate ferT'. J9E
~ naH WATER rfIs DAv-P =. o. ..
Cd, po- 9. Cows Island 1886 Hell Gate terTv.' 40
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
90 Whom II man Conrern

TOR RELIABLE INFORMATION on NORTH
CAHoLlNA her Agricultural Mineral Indusra and Comluefelal
Resources address j. L. LAbAUA kaseway Warren Co. n. C.
M ISSlNG since the Goth ult., l.. ID. SEELY.
VI - year old about feel hgh dark brown Lar wore bts
Chesterfield coat light pants and dter .i hat
NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
alarDie dno Jlaie Nlanlels.

A kLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
-. lLaD NOaks IA and 10 East kghteelAst Marble ani
deiy eomFeuuon harOs turning for the
SIEWART' SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate wors q every Description MARBLE and
TeenYthrist. Seyenthlve ' - 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
DECIsIONs-sEPT. 10.
CALFNDARs-THIs DAl.

Cuprerqe COurt-ChGHbers - Bv Judge IeOnard.-
In re JOAN gplcaon deue Gshae ami prisoner re
nsnled
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

car called IL m
a A,t,r a.. Anton 3 lll. Biiey sgt Armstrong ct al
lsIa Ia aa. Low ..Sam
t4 ~ ,lt U-rf-rl I24 Warren agt Barnett et nl
s3 M f-- -,- C,..panv sr4 l29 Ellsworth Caldwell
y, I.~. Isvr-poa and Gail l3I- Benedict Gua Per
0.re-p ~ p C, cha ID RubDeT Manufac-
ID
=, ,l JrEv-PARr L-SHRA "opens and
caleodar called 10 a. m.
40 uoi,tf ,.4 Tr,f-rlery 2lO. Pine sgt. Sohp.
'u--..-t,-.. Henncsscy.
- SI. .rcrk 2l2. Walter agt. .rwoOd.
tq5 Io.br,- N.rEus 2I3 Wood AZ. Hslpen. d
% Vsi.,.l,e ri F-art 2l4. Sch.oer1 6chuster.
2O4 .Kimla.l a. d. Co-.rtM xl5.. Da,T ast aioytAB@
40. Haas aRt u-,aaer. lb..6Oet4 az Mos1h
RA..AdolD ge. Hoffman. go
Ptur II -Io..rrvsYN. J-Aiourred TO Sept l6
CrsGold. James Conner
Y-i.. 1 p.tcE Hn-0es fe oiiou and bur
ca-; william WALSH william Long Henri "sr1e J-ns e., e NVS5 &
r0Nue Slsan Wilson, Josephine NA Biau'
aos8y Jaha D4s Joha A. Gsyner iaIceuy from tAe person
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Gelp manleo-- malcs.

Gelp manieo-- Glales.
4 PPRENTICES LIBRARY. RY.-WANTED-A
ouag about 10 vars Of age for Books him.
tel generally usea good reiereuces qmre AppJ al the LIBRARY
AZ Broadway, between 10 and u O'Clock a IN.
WANTED-By q Philadelphia Publishing
W House man possessed Of thoug knoSeige Of TIE BOOK
Business IN tue eaFmeuts, to TRAVEL aud CANVASS
Ire man Of liberal eacion preferred Address. stating age AID
publication, r L. j." Phladephia Poi-Om'r.
NWANTED-A boy to work In a grocery
must be and willing the sry drst
year tJ Parents will address with pariuirs A. HASEI Grocer
6leeupOu. L T.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
5;traiions Uanteo-- malcs.


AN ENERGETIC, Faithful, and Trustworthy
"A tmsTnedj desires situation IN almost pectabs
capacity whereby hs wou receive enos lin
fimv has had considerable the Commission
ness adlgiel almost any olef business Address t. Box
loo, Tribune Once.
A FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN, who thor
"a ougAy business wishes situation;
wanting such apply Cal aIdess COACMAN, lL West
Ihirty-secoDdsL
I AND OWNERS wanting the SERVICES Of
II line q farming breeding please
address stating salary, HIGH FARMING Tribune Omce.
D0RTER, MESSENGER, JANIT0R, &c
American young situation; Is active willing
oagy awohy, All well acquainted sill the city. Address H. Bon
l59, Tribune Otce
WANTED-An active, energetic MAN to
w NewlOk State refill trade for article
family Most be- willing distribute circular 70 residences every
before calling tA Must have hal
furnish a reference. Adiess STAPLE Tribune Olce.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
DcntlslrD.

4 BSOLUTELY YPAINLESSi-Tee extracted
~ without choroiou, ether; Combination extremely
lhi drlble kuJDe sl0 Z6 SirhEve Fourteenth
aud Eetll Established "a Drs. L. BBRHARD SMITH
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
- hAe h aufetc Of nitrous oxide administer the
most approved nothing but EXTRACT TEETH and DO that
WITHOUT PAlNso $1,000 p4Eeais testify. See their
oAcs. No. ID Cooper lnstitaie.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
rOuTH SIDE r. R. OF L. l.

COUTH SIDE L. K. OF l.. |.
JUNE /. 1917.
RUNNING TO AND ALONG ROCKAWN BEACH
From Roosevelt and Grsu1sI kcircs \. !,
g. m-Msn oF Paohoguo boat 10 Fire lsiani
10 a. m-Acccommodation 10 lNip.
D m-Aeoemmoiatol for EoeAsWay sni baDg'on
$3.50 D m-Exprcss Tor PacAogl boat 20 J ie isi-aa
D m -EGpress for Merrick aai keokAsay
40 b.. m.-Acc0mmoiation g. fatclOgao
$3.50 D. m.-AcgommOlaton % Babylon
6..1 D.. .m.-AccOnmOi iaton 90 McfnoA
All trains except AeJ:j connect AZ NaeY stream 0 hempaa
~ O. ". DOUGLAS. saoerutsBdes1
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

srrnEur "OPENS at l0 m-Calen
car called at IL IN.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Gelp Uanie0--fe females.

SITUATION WANTED by an English farmer,
- married. viii be- dseDcagl shout the mde of October reference
present employer Ad4ss JOHN PEPPER, Rye, Wechesier
Co., " L.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
WH II. WEED, SupI New :
Generai Ticket Aren't

NEW-JERSEY SOU T HERN RAILROAD
~ LINE.-Por Long BRANCH aal STATIONS ol hEN-JBR
sly SOUTHgRN RAILROAD, its BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS
steamers connecting with trains Sandy ooA leave Per % SoHs
PLYMOUTH ROCK, 6:45 =. m, through 20 Delaware Bav.
JESSE HOYr, 9:tJ A. ID. MareoWn via Toms Ayrr
PLYMOUTH hOCk4p bAPRESS 10 LonS BriHen, hronsh 70
Delaware bay ,-.-....,-
CAS- $40 aud connect Tor kei BANK Aa '1e 'A0 '
Port Monmouth
All stop AZ Long Branch -
'e ''O'e g. W BENTLEY General Manager ~ Bgoldwsy
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
DelOI,
sDly tSlndsys only. tGoshen SUNDAYS ony sNyse ONLY
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Uenl Pasr AEt
NEW york AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

~ kUMhfk AhRANbLhENlt tDMMbNNi'h JiLt - i'i|
Passenger station Of AM FOGraays
Entrance rweuty-seyenth-s.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlOIK
For Nw-liaven, (ELb li:JJ m lZ0 NLGh ELl 5D
For Brdspport T. 5SI) O. 1850 I2:l5 Dz tEI 1:45
For Miiori and SarI T. ll]o m; 3: 40 sud 30 p m
For Fairfield, Southport aud Westpor :Jj III 3;+1, 40.
FOR South Norvslk Il 1880 m; l2l5 Ll ELl l45
$3.50 (fr). 53J. 6;Jl ani (Ex.) p
For Darien ., ll:JJ &ij. $50 500, and CO
For Stmoui = tEN 9 10 ll:SJ M l-5 lELh 2:l1 KA)
3:45. 43J (E1). 4iJ 5i3, 5:55. 6jD 1:l5 3 (bEl
and intermediate stations, y 10 lJO Z:I5
3:f5. 4:i5. SD 5;55. 0JO, 1:l5 p.
Mail Train leaves Twenty seTenthst NewIoEk az p N tot
Boston. both Spnnzted Liae snd shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. Springfield, Q n and m
For Boston va Shore Linz, "a p m ,.o
For Hartford and Springfield, a. nj -:l5, aLd D. m
For Newport r. /, and ll:l0 m NicAod Landing COO
meeting with steamer Eoils NaTrlgaust Bay. -
For Connecticut Railroad m, L:l9 m 10 6reenaeli
D. m, Montreal ami White Mountains
art Providence and shk Railroad N l2:l9
For Line Railway 70 Norsch and ProU1ece l;1.
D. London and Norwich, a. TO Com River and
For Connecticut Va ley RAJ road. 0 m. and p. m
and Northampton Railroad D. m TO North
and Wiliamsb Iryh
For Housat5uic Railroad. m and p m.
For Nauga-uck Railroad. and 4O % WsterburV
For Dan6uTy and Sorsak Railroad T. aud m RID a0d
For SIepsug VALLEY Railroad Danbuy and SOrwak R. R.
For Ses.C Canaan Rliir1ai, l2:l5 43o and 50 N,
CommOiiOus attached % tfan az aso q
mail lal either ne Dagngr0On cars attached 10 TIE
Passengers c procure tickets any point reached this
sey-York and Newlayen 2 r., Iwenyceth
s0 the Offices OF the New-lorN 20
tDod IS Express Broadway and No Coust Brooklyn snd
suitable notice have their baggage called Tor and cneAe
from resdea,e to destination. JAlES IL. HOEP, SggL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

MEW-YORK MIDLAND KAILWA1-NEW-
~ JERSEY DNlSIONPasnger Drpos 70 Nes-iors, foot oi
Couandt and Ds1rOs,essts Freight ecv at Per J NoA
River and Pennsvlyanil Railroad Depot, jersey CITY
TINE OF TRAINS LEAVING NBN.fORK
Adopted July l. 1872
Blooming jur sud intermediate stations
a. m-EIDre. mail Eleuye Liberty fas anu ueraedas
stations.
1870 train FOR Bloomingcale sni intem'daie saous
lp.m-Way Wort .ndyks aui n.ermeda'e stations
3.iJ m-Way train Mdilet)wn and nt mediate stationt
4:3 mE1press Hsckensack Paterson, hofeadJks
Fnnhin. Mddletown. EllenVlle, and Lberty Fails 80
5:l0p. m.-Wiy train for BOomngae an iutermehae hoas
- tanfo Morteudyke and int rneiate sal
ElenVle a. lrFe IN
York 1910 ~ 500 Leave Liberty fai tilo m, AM
d m arrive IN New York l0tl 9:u Leave haeoNn
Al A m aud m 1853 and tO arrive In Neh-lorL, p1'
m' A0'' "' ' JOHN BRADLEY.
Wu II WEED SupL NeNJeney DVsion-
w. 80 Csnsr,i Ticket
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

~ NIMNFN AhhANNIMtNI = NV1NHN' INH JIIII y I0I
station OF Tgen nts All Fourth
Entrance on fweuty-seYenth-si.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlOHK.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD, UNITED

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS oEA pIySi0NFrqR og. Of, Of nBSSt0SS @ s Ss
Al 500 and 90, a. m. l2:J 900 5:O. o.J0' 9.5s p,
night For Phadelphi via Camden amt For BALI
N,1RR and WASHINGTON ami THB WEST baltimore 80
m p For the SOUTH $500 m and 80. Pal
man Palace can Bst aai daily $3.50. tram,
without eh,nge For the WEST, via Pennsaus Raroai- m
ami $500 Putnan Palace attached 10 the JJ
and run Ptsburh Chicago, aud Louis
Vile without Pullman Palace attached 10 me o'V m
daily and lfouyh Psolgh Cncluau Louisville aud ~
| without change Pullman PAtce attached Tue 500
and through Plhurgh Fort Nayne, and
Chicago without change sale Of DDrsss 81 loot
Cornt St and 9it Broadway (SDil Taxes eject su p lJ
A. j. CASSArr Gea'l Manager + W. iANh>ON. Gen hupL