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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16

All Kinds OF Political Banners, Flags,
Portraits Cartoons Transparcnces &C. hand and 70
order ut HOJER GRAHAMS, 81 Duane street.
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Medical Electricity Applied oy DE.
CHAMBERLAIN. No. 7 West Fourteenth street.

No Mother Has Discharged Her Duty To
il ibe brneat Of MRS &IXsLoWis SOOTHING SYRUP.
TIY IL. mothers. Ii
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A.-Ncstle's LacteOus Farina,
the Mothers Milk Substitute.
Recommended by eminent physicians
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A Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat, %,
equal to any, exceed by none, ut HEBBERD'S 4l9
Broadway Canal.
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Time but the Person from the erocious prowl
that haor In bedseads and walls can be eiectually
prevented by dashing KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER
Into their hiding places Is the most certain article In
use for the Destruction of all pcstilcn insects Sold by
Druggists and Grocers Depot No. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Herald Special Reports from
Geneva.
The International Tribunal Of Arbitration
Assembled in the Swiss City.
Description Of the Council Room and Personal
Sketches Of the Delegates.
Diplomatic Muster and a Solemn
Official Organization.
The Crowns and Peoples Who
Were Represented.
A Thirty Minutes Session and Ad-
journment to Monday.
Huge Piles Of Papers Borne Into
the Room.
British Communication with Downing
Street for Instruction.
A Momentous Crisis, with Hope
of a Happy Result.
The First Laugh Produced by
the Americans.
What is Thought Of the Termination
ternity or Failure
Important Dispatches
from Washington.
Chief Justice Cockburn' s Compliments and
Continental Independence Of
Favors from Albion.
Swiss Citizen Compliments to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16

Bell schnapps Cures Dyspepsia, Assists

llpesUOH
BELL SCHNAPPs cures gravel and kidney diseases
BELL SCHNAPP5 cures collie, prevents chills and
ever .
BELL SCHNAPPS strengthens the nervous system.
BELL SCHNAPPS for sale by grocers and druggists.
II. u. WOLFE CO.,
Is South william street, Sole Importers.
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A.-Gentlemen About Purchasing n Hot
for summer wear desire that Is tasteful and
becoming are invited to call at EspkNSCHEIDs, Manu-
iacturer, 1lS Nassau street
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A.-Enu Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD tor infants DELLUC Il Co,
65 Broadway are sole propricors and manufactu-
rers. No connection with any other drug store.
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A.-R0yal Havana Lottery. Prices Re-
duced J. b. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers 10 Wall street.
Box 4,6S5 Post office, New York.
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Prices OF lie aiding Articles

Rovny Havana LOttery.-Grent Heuuc-
!, - :, T,ck.ts Orders filed Prizes cnsncd,
informas,op furnished Government Bonds negotiated
TAYIOR q co Bankers, Ii Wall street. New fosA
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.

A.-Hcrnld Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Omen from A. M. to r. M.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat, at
popular prices, call DOUGAN 102 Nassau corner Of
Aiinaf ran
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. ~
Average temperature for corresponding date
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741-7
1867
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
..a IN .oys "you 're trump Take my pistol ooh'

And he SAYS, "You 'ro q trump Tako my ps'o' "'"
Rut shoot the next man that insults you, my dear
u,en he stoopcd TO the pool very quiet and cool,
IHayin me with that pistol sluok tnSrn ,ner ~ light
trou tho ton OF the little stoneence on the right'
And knew Z was rifle, and back 81 10 All ,,.u,
Rnse the face Of that bushwhacker, Cherokee hah'
Then felt in my dread that the moment the head
af rho Major was lifted. the Major was dead -
And stood still and white but Lord gals, III spe
OF INV care that derned pistol went of IN my fright
Went of.-trIe MS Gospil land strangest oil all
IL actooally injured that Cherokee Hail.
Thet q alI-now go long. Yes. some folks THINKS
And tar's some wants to know TO what side belong;
Rut saws served him right" and 20, all my niSnt,
In love or IN war, for fair, standup nght
And as for the Maor-sho gals, don't You KNOW
ILet-Lord thar e his step In the garden below.
AMY -"' ~ I. c, II.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
New Publications.
TENIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

In addition usual contents o Almanac gives
tie following Political and Statistical llio1l-toI;
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLsr CONGRESS
PROCLANATIOSS on NEUTRALITY AND FgNIASISM
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
The TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFfHBACKS OUTSTANDING FRON l5c1 TO ls7L
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF IHE e. S. FOR 1871.
NUMBER o. POST-OFFICES ~ 1917 AND ISL
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
FUEIIC DEBT or THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATS BT COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THEU&
POPULATION OF The L. 5. AND 1ERRTORiES 1870 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 80 CABINET - SUPREME
COUKT-NISISTERS TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTY.SECoND CoNGRESS-POLUiCALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF TIE Mid CONGRESS.
STATES or THE UNION POPULATION CAPITALS, GOV.
EENORS GC-CONGRESSlONAL ApPORTlOSMENT
ELECTION EETCRNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED or ELEC-
TONS HELD IN 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOyERNMENT LAND, &C.. &c.
Sold by an Booeers and NewdeaeF' Pue 20 Cent? for
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

TRAINS LEAvB, NEW YORK ,.,s,v
.T for ssSaG'5 & @ 5sS ani GifCE1 M Ai w IT, '-'
fc Milford Sratod Fairfield Southport and we.tpO, l;"-'
nj for @ Scas ~ Sos,l Ts IT, 9s. nj 1915 , I as
- ror f5 b,sn n.y. 8 S' Io sSs al 4s so sp
- 70; ;sI Sla"ts 4:ss 5, s1 s 5 R s% ~ m OK. .'
For Greenwich intermediate stations T. s. ii'o m E 49,
~ ssass. S Nail Train leave, New .'7H m s'
Boston via 10th sP'lHscGsoSN scoNkRcTss ERs ii "STs TRAINS
% S5 S..Sa SS.'Sa Va ss1sesfi sse fss sl5
For Ccn3seteut River Railroad RIP H. TO so'"an'"A
For Hsrios Providence r.h Railroad iiS m n,
For Shore Line Railway at to Norwich and fr0'a' L.
Fer NortlampSa R.ro.i MI p n to North
For New H,vsn aisiown wimaaac Railroad Aif Lhsi
For iiou.aonc Railroad, a. N. and p. w.,
Fo Ssasn'k sIo. 3 % m ana IFS e is . "a.'''"
FST For Sa1esy e%csyusaH Rsoa % JAM % sSlso
Mai Train either Line Drawingroon Car a''"si 70 s'
Panas procure As. pom: reached over his rs. y
Il , And S5;s. No. .S SO Bo.sy sai No VI Bo
leaving .t.Sf aes can have their S' af ei aof G iS ss' s
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Trans will aye from New Depot fOGrAve and f'"''
ceaao aod Moptrsl r1rrf' With pra'nsr'0n '
1890 NJ Special Chicago Express with DvpgrcOa ean to Bahs
-: M m SSnsf SSsss r5e ana SssIs. %ss' 81 ag.s'1 ss
400 NJ Montreal EIpress with Sepnssars FROM Nesi0n nW
eco D. H. E5pes. With scepngt,, for waOvU o.esO and
8gt M p,,Sr Erus wtn sepneears ;or Roehe'ier Bato5
mi Nogna Falls; aso tor Chicago, va BON and I!
Ra roads, ad st. Louis, via Toledo caves on SUNDAYS sH
i1.Oo f Er,rc., with Sleeping for Troy AM Albany
All local ,raps rupn not. OF iOBktr ka rom new deesG
Yonk,rs sns. Al Train from rtirut. v'st Sce tefton
~ ''>'-' Z. II. KENDRICK, GensTsl Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAlI.ROAD-FROMF FOOT or
~ DISTINGUISHES. and frun foot Of COklLAhDIsl-
WksT PHILADELPHIA az $3.50 ard $3.50 RU ''g ~. ~,
D. night; AMI b3F
via aindn. For BALTIMORE and WAshlse
THE WEST. via Banore, $50 lIN as1 siI m
ton acd Lnchburg daily 9:lU without change fe ias
WEST via PeRnsylysni Railroads.&c. and I; q a. ~
Palsc. atached 70 the $3.50 m ans run upss,
York Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville rthoa enhr
Pa attached TO the $50 daily ana run noase
bnr,h Louisville and st. Louis, whoas eh'lge s
Palace attached h. $3.50 aud ran itrols ~.
York Wayne Chicago, without chan Tickets Tor & wv
Of foot of Corlandtst, and sH bosiNiY
T. W. RANKIN. Gen. Pass. Agt =. w. JACKSON Gen sops-
SOUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. |.
Winter Araugsnsnis commeneOg Oct 90 1871 from Ko0"' "
Grsnd-st Ferries Nes-iork. ,,,...
$40 a M Mail Pstehogue Bepo and Fire Place
1910 a IN. Accommodation 20 Babylon. ,, p...
33I D. n Express Psehogue By stage for Beefor an - fs
4D D. Accommodation for hp, through 10 Pateuotw 0'
$50 :. m Babylop Accommodation.
/ ESQ D. m. Accommodation for MERCK .o.,.,t a,
The $50 and 10 a. and the $3.50 and $40 o N uns "''
Valley Stream for RcckssA aud heEp'ta@ .,u,.,,
C. w. DOUGLAS. supsrintsD'eo.
Gee Time rables
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
BOSTON.
LITERARY NOTES.

~,r,,,, ,.,so,,r ov THE coDsr BY BAYARD TAY-
LoR-sAXE's NEW voLUME-oIhEh ,NIhN.
TIONs OF OsGOOD & CO.-tHh Ihon -,r MW f. Ur ~
ABRAHAM LINCoLN-THE NORTH AMERICAN
TIIp ATLANTIC FOR APRIL-rlIE PHANTOM
suIp-sFPTIMIUs FELToN-wHAr pr. O. W.
M, MES SAYS ABOUT wOMEN'S BUsiNEsS--A
NEW POEM BY BRET HARTE
trRoy REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
Boston, March 11.--Among the most notable
eprinc issues Of j. Osgood Co. will be 1.-THE Masque
Of the Gods" an entirely pocm by Bayard Taylor.
II is conception at once daring and revcrent-a won
dcrfu mrace-pay. in which the gods OF all ages and
races are draHGiS Persona with ohOruses from noun
tans rivers trees serpents wolves caveIns, ana rocks
while all seem 10 see the shadow OF vague
and mighty presence awful yet ptyinc-the God, from
whom and in whom gods and men and rocks and trees
alike live and have their being. John Weiss said
once that in Homer Olympus was hut the up stairs
the world and the contentious and the laughter OF us
Gods came pealug down the staircase There is nothing
Of Greek gayety in the vision Of Mr. Taylor TIC
gods are earnest, mighty and desperate earnest as
grope after the explanation o. their own power ana
their own beng-cropc toward the discovery that they
were all permitted by the God-that each had been
an answer TO some ueed of that great growing human
race which never vain lifts soul or hands toward he
Infinite The first Of this wonderful drama Is al
midnight. on the high table land Of PameTe LII q spec
tral moonlight distant mountain peaks glow auo there
il an awful silence, broken first by hoarse murinW
from the rocks, who feel in their stony healIs
that something has changed. They MSS the
stains OF blood that used to sprinkle ther
fect-the fires OF worship or OF sacrA'e'
"wo were and are" they say, "but man Is not tue
same" Then the cavens complain that the mystical
secrets which once them divine have died IN their
Keeping the scrrcnts that where their smooth,
cold undulaons gave the sign Of fate TO nations they
now writhe aha>ed. with bruised and traupled head
The wolves wonder" whore delay the wizards who were
wont 10 claim iur and fang and encSs and The fearful
name" To these. questioning comes the voice of Odn,
bidding them hc silent here,
"Whcre even gods crow dim. and scarce behold
Themselves OF hear th6 echo Of their speech
Pcrun follows. who "rled by right of eldest cruelty"
whose life "thc strength of man renewed then
that he shah not die since lie beectS, not
sl4ys" Manto st coIesscs that seated in his hunt
inccrouud- above The sky the that address him
slo~y fan aud ne speaSs the question, which is the
key mote Of the poem, rises TO his lips:
"Eui We. cf other worlds, declare me this
Am myself, am made Of theml
II, as fer. tIClg simple souls Ind need
or one supreme. and therefore became;
or a., alone before them, l have drawn
Through ages of unchanged c0mpanlOnSlll-
Since lonely Gods must NtOop 10 play with Alci--
Their color 10 NY tace. their joys 10 mine,
And 10 the prayers the expected answer gwen
Declare me tAis.'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
6elp Uanieo.
Notires of Bankrnptep.

IN the DISTRICT of the UNITED STATES
l H., IN, RAsr.RN plsTRICr Of PBNNSYLVASlA-N@L L@@
GOODWIN CUTTER, Banhrupts
The h.yrg petuoned the Court setting icnn an
settlement With all their dors Ana IN, ,rssd
Al. Il At against petition may Dc hews eeo"
kDnlS T. CHASE. esI., Register 10 b.nhrapsev
Al SIS w.natt in the CITY Of PhadelphiAs
on The yOtA daJ ef March, D., isH,
III e'essA.
Nv a.dsr 81 tha Rssis
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Association Building Twenty -,hiri-si, SewYork
last TENNESSEE.--TIIE KNOXN LILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE 1872 will contain every number
carefully prepared the Climate Soil Products Minerals
unsurpassed advantages Of East TonGe which .
Gv Of the Sogth These articles prepared
eIp 10 disseminate information Of erons looking
south will be carefully 'rd
reliable
1ot 10 obtained Subscription only Po further
address PuLslers RULE KICKS. Knoxville Tenn
EASTER CAROLS! EASTER CAROLS ! I!
IL SiI Carols for Easter. by A. Howard Price, 20c
Anthem. Christ the Lord nsen hy Henry
Wilson 75r well known and popular Easter Anthems by
Thomas 81 Chapple, Soc; Ritter, Lori Cc post
paid by bIISON Co, Publishers Ill BToai~ay.
DOOK ON STRUCTURE Fistula, Piles, Impo-
tec II HENRY \. DANIELS
NJ r.. IA L.Kingon-sve. Mailed Tor p cents
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FAUNA OF
4 TIIE NEN YORK CROTON WATER. By CHAS GISSLER
WIKI - engviuss all prominent booksellers Price =
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
8ituations Uanieo-- females.
Situations Uantso-- Malcs.

E,ARM HAND.-A young man without expF,, APE,
rense bu, not arad Of wou like s'aaao' s
soo farmer Reierenoes Adies T. H. r. I'll sshs'e .?
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

E0R NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare.
leave Peck slip for Eesassn a. J3 AID IA
u...-. ..tl thn nralrnl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


NEw BROAD GAUGE LYEo wo,sr ap burg, Scranton
,e IN ER ASRAAGtENrs. commencing MONDAY, November 20
SOFA GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch
s.crs a, 'rsL % IRON wioo saEe eA'
4, + !. % ISF KTS,iss IFsxsx -''I vs.. .a
Bran Caester raacG At With sl,c. R.
ter 13aoc5 and NeNin at Washington with the L. l. ana h
sa and oNeso and Ea'ton with Lbga Valley r. 'Or al pa
to- 2C ~ LEnGM Wiley ExPREss stops ,tSsyarA Morn,
s,ca sono,c, :, @ Fas1Sr. nna
oI Bsa,s st P r. Sr Bevsee & 81 % a1l a Ko,,9a A ! r.
400 p NJ BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, Paterson aui
Boonon runs directly through 70 aa'n Dr-Sicn Wisnoa
ss,n,t Stopping at pnepa stations Connecting at Dover With
4ol RAsrOS EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester r.
r. Waterloo with SUSSEX r. H. and at astoa with L. R. r
M NAIL connect. S WITH Boos.ou Chester
and su,ser Railroads
For hoRRlsTowN H7:lS 9lU n;?o Eoo 2:0o. 3:ao +o
For suMMIf and nem.d 6:9o 7:lyi:o sIo 1910
ard H.! a M 2:39 @ so t;21 90 .;CS and etC P IA ~ o.
and 20 O 2o $40 4N '5o, $50 900, e4c $3.50 s5
For NEWARK, a62o. 7:ls, 1is $40 9:lO 1910 loo
t tto s $40 $40 go 500 SO SIS, 'S AND
% Is' %aI O., s i Ei' and SS"s MosrcAa 60
$40 and IL ndaO ''' $40 I;9G aud pm
ERIE RAILWAY-WINTER ARRANGE
II MENT Of Trains taking bee 49, 1871. Prom Chambers
st. Depot tror Twenty.thIrd-,L see bflov(
20 Batse and Ns.r. f.. and sras cOacss. to destination
lVO Express Nal for Bulslo and Niagara Falls Dswpgroom
Coach su,e nehsnna and Sleeping
s?or Night Express s~pIgCOachs to Buffalo aud Niagara
Falls
N. Day) Cpenns Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara fas and thence
For Pot Je 500 a3o ICo aud 'll5 40 $50 and -,
Go.s, and Mddls,O.n 7sO 800 $780, OO aud 'ill'
$3.50, 43J $50 and 't7:oO 3.
For Warwick. 500 ll:OO and tll5 a m. $50 ,. N.
For 1880 s:D and lIO $50 $50 and $50
for sufeu 500 1880 lE00 and 'l3 $50 500, SO 600,
For Rnsswood looku Audale and Ramss 0:3o loo,
.il:l3 a. n $3.50. 500. 1880, 100 and ';OO :.
For Pa,sr,on .7 300 1880 1880 HOO 'l3 M 1870,
-l:4j $50 100 500 3E, $50 600, b:J) TOO, BID 'IOo
r. m. and 'l2:9o nhngat - 49,. - . -.
For RuherfAd PaE aud Pa,sse, 69 '73o 1890 1890 lo
m .i;G $3.50, 900 ::i3 600, 90 t:i3 tpd 'GW
midnight
has,psas way 800 nd e;l5 l2G, 400 AS 6oo
and =; 80 r. H. and Saturdays only Il go md
Hsae aud Way 800 aad Sl1 2:46 400 4:t5 and 800
For sprng Valley Way 800 7:G and s:is i2:.s GO
Ior Fg,wnsi so 5:4S $3.50 m iSo 9:M t:I3 AS 5:35
6aIa ard 1 d SATURDAYS only l. ~ Hd.
.7;,5n u sAtnriAys On HOO midnight
800, 7:&a, 900. l:O, 4l3 t<3, tO
CSC sni n IS r. M Satoris,s only l.;01 midnight .
aud kson s9O "a, $50 s''O o;JO ana ':t9
pu. SATURDAYS only 2:N mdrigtt ,,,,.--.
Brrss Chsmorss e-p hours or hai hous s'e
thnn shove TINE lhr 3tO
n B. n. x Il. of n ). es'pg 'hsmber" on
hour, leave TSent tndst bH minutes sa''i 'h AoO
L,. for p,.s.re and Tor Ap.rs room aad Sleeping
Co1-lt be tee derNns AZ" tnnitr ol
IsgrsEe n Gem anp 10 's.t Wv anil eS Bread
Onc IIgGind s~ tw,Lt,tast Ed hini ay iafsn
Br oAu; lui it,sdwav WI Am'bukh al Tie tonanys
Is, ,os. Grd oi Ages at the If,ta pa Lo'l+
Dsi h1A.AYs ony Go,h sLpea az, rij' . Naeh only
l. u. RUCkRR. 0,aL sspI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
ORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL-
ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMM MBSClNG MAY ~, lS7L
TRAINS LEAVE SRw.YOR

Passenger Station EewYok Of Twenty sevssbst and
FourlsVe. Entrance N Twenty seEenulsL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston, Worcester FtcSb"rg iroiou Junction lowell Law
c1I,y 5@ pcptS 1 aol lRf hew and ''aneh 'tea~e"
VIII OF CITY thTT5PGs Of GHslwerycE an. sr,, ovrox
i Gin Svs "a SlS SsTYSrs t daily Isrnd. s.reg ) eo's from
For and So2x e en caues with EIs. train.
for the he aSc. EOnt' LONDON Northern Norwich and wos
ydI5 Es5 sI99s 9 tickets and gS ap asT hs pTee Pn
'ISc1 New York YORK Oct, 49, 1859 D. E. s"'N' '' Agent
FOR .BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
- tonic and Saasatas y Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY.-
- PASSENGER aqd Freight Depot NcmYork foot Of Ltet'st
with the Dssa LAcsawsnna Western Railroad; Pp plarg
T tie LhsI AID sqa hanna D.oo and at E,'tn lth the
Pittsburgh he west change cars aisc to ctn Penn
'"'- AlIfSf@SS SiSfsS 1sE HsaAEGE4FST TO 5HF VEST
os Issr Ts,.io, 49, 1e'Es Ee Sfo & % o%F' & ~
mAF5aE is'os Mab1no{ G'y Mt Carmel I-a ToaAhn-
Eaon Connects at Junction with DEL Lack and West.
han,Oag ana tle Somrve for Fenns-
cuu WIsa sIsdoa wa"Soi Ete ac at Easoa %itn
lGa1 a. m.-Wly Train for SOmervlo
l!N m7Eor feiningon Ea'tOn Asn'orn, Nareh Chunk
EPLnt'' Potsyille Harrisburg
sa.a byon BstG Acn,oTa %sTe ana Scranai an. 1t
Ron sh Le4ish yalsy K Tor Allentown AID CaSauqu'i
3:gO 3. m-For Plnfed.
Allentown Much Chunk Connects AZ June
tou with Del. LAX. end West l.
m.-fOr SOnerville ana
I.I In.-For SOmerlle
$3.50 .. u.-FOr PanGeM
i5 -CscSNArI ExPREs dalv Tss.on Bebshen Anea.
Readny. Harnstlg Pittsburgh Chicago daI CindBaI.
Q. m.-Por Sorerviie.
7nm.-For Somervlle.
1880 b. m EN-. grsn)--For EastOa.
500 .. m.-tOr Panfell
1870 D.. n--For Panned
Por Eh,abeih S:i5 COO 6o 7:ii. 75. rHo 30 800 o5
c 9' m 1o 81; ' co ,d Pa 200 ic "a, .:y rs s ' . ' & -, &
200 ?.
Of Liberty, New-Yok; pnre pal
hotels and iicke' ooces IN Nes.iOrA C1ts.
r. +. KICKER, Superintendent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26
THE MARK ETS.
.FIrAroIAL AND CommERoIAI..

-. 81 49,. -.
view YORK Etnoh heports
Furnished bv Iagfs J0hnaon 4 Co, ban kffs
noTib,rssf Garner on Tenth aud b sfrssls
.s.,is..., -
HV'HWe"
NEW NoRH, july 81 ?, n. = Unitad States
o. 1881, uaupnp, fiTkl Unlted States tO,, ~
uouron, 1855 " q, bes. ~. Coupon llbkl US h2a
49, Coupon, iiBa U.H. G9na, nsN6S, Coupon, li.l o.
y s9osi ", poapou, llSii Y, =; G9s, ~ Ooppon,
iils; New 8 psr cent loan, II ~; wssisSs IJpio.
Tsissrapb 7bt(i Pacific Mafl, fbysi Adams Rrpre-s
q Wslis, Fargo Co.'S ETpress eoiti Amssiosn
IMPRESS 7il(i u. 3. Erprsss, tsI New YoFk Zen.
traI and Hudson railroad, Ni.i Eris, AN Erie
preferred iSi Hsyisru, iib; Iats Hhors ,snd Mich
koatheru, qllfi Unioh Pacific, M Cleveland
Pit,sburs, piS, nnrthvosL ilki ..Eo!lhwsst .prs.
Tsiirosd fiilsi MuwGukso snd ~ Panl b6i MliVau.
7sis . nsiagare IAokH1nnna and wsstSsn. ioS !,
Wa wsTnS fsu.rstfsSf NM Hannibal and a.
JSsenb fnIf, -Ohiesro ALTON, llsi UhIo And
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26
LlIkn.


MEROER.-On the morning Of the stlh lnstspL At
VOLTA L. MEnCrn, wife Of Or, 7. y. herosf
HsF friends are inytsd TO attend her iansf,l ION
her late rs.ldeuS', lsol street, this trdA5) At'F
noon, At % o'clock.
R0AH.-Dsp.rtsd this life on the 18Th instant, At
II o'oiock a m sftsr brlsf nlue. D. lunL kaAn,
Of The late Wllli,m rgan. ha5 his soul res IN
His funyral will tshs pl.Os Ehdsy, the 0s.h In
o'oioof .. N TO proceed thsucS ~ AleIAndriA' Vs.
for iutsImenL 70 -
BARRoN-On wednesday, JAY u, at ~ o,9looh,
m IN o. hfHln fevas, OLIVER LnBrEh, unlI ohud OF
Edsin oliver And FiorSaoe BArron, Assd II months
FunsFl will take place from igD FuurAnd s;hsli
street southWes, today, ~ 10 % o'Sook .. m he a.
tiEssand friends are Invited 20 attend.
COX --Tbursd.y norolnE. JglE 2, EasEsf Coua;
aSY, infant son o. jobs X End henils'A OoA' Aaso
FSSs'sl ~, sftsyn?on, a. S0 OOIo'E. FfOnd' Of
tho family are invited.
RooHE.-Ia washlDEtoB, d. O., On the 9tth inst,
BEHsIE, Infant dAnkhtsT Of Alexander and UlaTa
ROohs, aged rear. .t-..
SRLBY.-On the morning OF the aith Inst, ailsr
lingering Illness, which hs bore With Christian for u.
tnds, OmAa. d. aELnN, hGed - yoAre
His InnsrAl v u take place from bis motheI's rssl'
deuce, 1879 ID street southwest on bandAy, the 8th
met At O'CLOCK Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend. --.r
SAMsTA0,-On July IS, ati O'Clock, lsAAu SAN.
Tns funeral will take place Friday july %, frcru
| the ToSidsnee, No. SIS four-AudA.hLf ptTset =
BARBOUR.-On the evening Of the Ah, after
long and painful illness, which sha bore With OhfsuAn
foTtli udo and 'tslHnAtlon, JANE bAhBoUh.
nsT funeral viii ,aks place IRON The re.idenSo o
frdsJ, At 10 O'Clock a. Friends II the family .r'
| invited. lStArl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26
DRoI osAIs ron THE IMPROVEMENT OF
L RlvkHN And HARBoRs IN THE STATES
OF MAINE, NEw HAMPshRG AND MAS
BAuHUHHTIA.

UHtrED STATS EnulhEhh OinSAi
PoRTLAllp, July e, l6l1 = .
O'Clock a. N on SATURDAY, ths Elh dsI q Ausas,
hi L,%oGsidIhIyAN RIVER AND
EDGES sSd 10 ~ fSos one . tSS SidSo
plsE' q sh9Si S Sgels E5Tda eish IN, ,hs ,.mov,I
Of 0O cubic yards sunkoa ledge snd f9s The s1oava
too q about 25Oo cubic yards slabs, edRhgs, Ao In
III iinfeAHR RifABEBKO RIVER, HE.-Fos sbOa. 5000
cubic yaIds nTedElnE In ehAnnel AZ head q buan
snfSH s9S S6S from SSSSaS q
,.S%PoGfLAEp HA9AoE AND ,E sA9 x, BAY !.E;
feet IN eopgelon q SANE Asd loT h6op' NOOO cubic
' 'TS?' fIsShS L SSsfsil 4 Bsif unAOs
y SS n Tn L.I TST q
about go edible yards sunken ledge At the "Ouf' or
| ViifIGioUoKsFRR HARBoR, MAssAOHU.
sEtltA-FeI ysmo'isE about eoO ooeie Yards 'uPksn
sS'iifi . "a SION HARBoR, MAS For about
NbJO cubic yards dIsdslng IN tho "UpPsf hlddle
BaI Also fof sItsndlaE ts lfsai.e So van on PolnI
Ale5tog a1qa ~ IindsI Ana On bons iA'Ahu
Aisa sR3ia l9isi II aiARBop, MAssFsr 90
mSVlnE about 30 cubic yards aunksn rocks from chan
isIsous dO.lsihG % mshs psepes.ls for any q th'
n e1S II SlpS 3onSSsss STsS fSTt
land, Malno, o. AZ No. Bulhngh tToaL Boaton MAsa
oT spsolaoatons and further intOTmhiOa OOneSTnlnl
fioPos.la mus, Rsd. ssparsley iOs saah uYrt y
IsqulTsd u ne speein tels sd be 2
o bs d dapsstS. 90 pElalsd eEmS Witch yi Be iui
slahsd On APPlss Is9 q this saesS aaa Nhsa yAPs,
opened The Particular work BID fQfl =. .-.,,.,
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