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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Fanny Fern writes with reference to the
style of doll now in vogue: The doll of
my bib-days was crooked-necked squash,
with a towel for dress, and a numerous
progeny of little cucumbers for babies;
and l was just as happy and great better
contented than the little girl of to-day with
a one hundred dollar Paris doll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

A countryman, strolling through New
London recently, handin-hand with his
rural Phyllis, impatient to visit the circus,
exclaimed, on seeing bunch of bananas
suspended in front Of one Of the fruit
stores, '1ll be moved if them amt the big
gest beans ever seen, Sophrony."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Elisha jerks, for many years engaged IN
the manufacture of cotton at South Adams,
Massachusetts, died at that place on Friday.
at the age of seventy-one years. MIR. jerks
left a property of about $3.50, Ooo-$5oooo
to Mr.. Richmond, his confidential clerk for
sixteen years; $50, 900 to an adopted daugh-
ter. and the rest to his widow, who was his
second wife
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

President Grant ordered General Emory
to be sure and protect the public buildings
and property from violence. He had no
doubt just read in the REPUBLICAN that
Carter was from the Rio Grande. and
knew how the Mexicans carried on revolu-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

In announcing the Committee on Contin-
gent Expenses yesterday, Speaker Brew
ster instructed the members thereof to fur
nish the House, at the end of this week.
with statement of House expenses this
session up to date, and, thereafter, with a
weekly statement Of expenses incurred by
the House, SO that the public can see what
money is spent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Rev. DR.. Peabody, of Boston, said in a
sermon the other day, that ''the sole reason
why women were uDderpaid was that
women who did not need work were mean
enough to underbid those who did, and the
lowest bid ruled the market"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

William A. Nye, well-known printer OF
Richmond, Virginia, while working at his
case the other day, was suddenly observed
20 become transfxed and speeehless. He
few hours
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

John Bunyan was once asked a question
about heaven which he could not answer,
because the matter was not revealed in the
Scriptures, and he thereupon advised the
inquirer to live a holy life and go and see.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

William Cullen Bryant his daughter and
his brother, Hon. J. H. Bryant. of Prince
ton, Illinois, within few days are to start
on an extensive tour to the West Indies,
New Orleans and the Southern States
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Out in Louisville, rs a man sickened
unto death, his pet pigeon sickened too;
and when the man finally died, the gentle
pigeon died also. How pretty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

George Sand writes that France is rapidly
becoming repnblicanized, and that no mon
archical party has any prospects of success.
Girardin, however, asserts the reverse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

The Boston Post says that Connecticut
man is said to have become so timid by
reason of blasting accidents that he can not
hear a bank report without trembling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

A woman in Westfield, Massachusetts,
contributed to the growth of the town re-
Gently by giving birth to two sons and two
daughters. How is that for high!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Susan B. Anthony, in her San Francisco
lecture, called decision of Judge Mckee,
in which it was held that a woman was not
a .person," las damnable decision as
that of bred Scott notoriety."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Minnie Hauck, the American prima donna,
has been offered by the Empress Elizabeth,
of Austria, with whom she is great ia
vorite, the position of cantatrice to her
majesty for life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

We have received the first number of the
Southern Musical Journal, published by
Ludden & Bates. Savannah, Georgia. The
subscription price is only one dollar year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Its libel on Mr.. Greeley's knowledge OF
farming to say that he ever wrote an essay
on the proper time to graft bOot-trees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

The Feliciana Republican has what pnr-
ports to be photograph of the editor of
the Ascension Leader. 1t looks exactly
like the picture of mule.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

The remains of Fitz Hugh Ludlow, the
well-knOwn writer, who died in Geneva,
Switzerland, in September, 1870, have
arrived in Poughkeepsie, for interment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Jewell, having failed to find that white
horse, on which to ride to glory, has con-
cluded to mount his old white elephant.
He will resume the publication Of the
Bulletin on the first of February.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

The Washington Star ungallantly an
nounces that young ladies, as a general
rule, partake more heartily OF supper at an
evening entertainment than young men,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

1t is asserted that an organization is
forming in Washington to promote the
nomination of Secretary Boutwell, for Vice
President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Horne Tooke, when asked by George III.
why he never played at cards, replied, II
can not tell king from knave.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

McCreery, of Kentucky, never held any
public Office until elected United States
Senator-not even alderman of his native
village.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1872

tons by capturing customhouses. What
would the Rev. Revolutionist have done
with our brother-in-law if he had cap
tured the office of customs?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Monkeys in Buenos Ayres suffered more
by the recent yellow fever than man
another vindieation of the Darwinian
theory
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

A South Carolina prisoner de
arose and fled from the courtroom while the
Judge was delivering his sentence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

The man whose hair turned white in a
single night is surpassed by the grl who lost
hers COMPLETELY off in one dance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

Two distinguished American poets, VIII
liam Cullen Bryant and Joaquin Miller, are
expected IN New Orleans soon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-23

nENTlST-DR. ALLEN, NO. ID DRYOn
- street, near Canal, will attend personalyn
all those who may require his services or sdv9
DR.. Allen would inform his patients that the BID
Der plate hereafter made will be from new con
as strong as the Vermilion Rubber. Old pl,se
made new at twenty per cent less than the usuS
price. se35 ly'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER
ats D N. rou Pier ~ \. r., ioot Of RoaasoasL
Calm fare % BOSTON ~ IS To PROVIDENCE. 81
DeeS iare u BOSTON. 50 "a To PROVIDENCE, ~
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
.JuLY %
PORT OP EBw yORK

poRT OP NEWBORN .........-''''''''''''''''Li -
CLEARED. -
s.,,,.AiD Su.p fBr) Liverpool Np@n psetiru
ss ss,@ pp,tss m wAon. LIVERPOOL Charles g fraho'%
c-ns Liverpool j. hYof epsi
80 S Rrnsssls (Br). Brooks. Liverpool John -
ten,on. fl, D. Campbell 6lasgow HENDERSON
S,esmsh Jason snl taacs Sle'a, 49, &C. S p W Keutgcu
ese.rshin wevboset Bulfer. care 's'l'en ~ - w.
sses,osbs McDoaral james, Phls.epei,
s.~--sIse philadelphia DAVIS. Phiaielphla
- Set,r fCtrl NutfhoTn, Rrcmen. H. heop O.
~ iIirl He y h0nf. { l. Nflgni.
& TBsESn tBrl Blackod Bio Jsaee j. L. PhlpTs 'o'
a. irsdeu Nor Sehack, Stetin, &c, lunch hl,t
Sstr Mssre tBr Mitchell. Loudon hene' Iltl 4 "a
khaone Ayenl Gibraltar for oriers. . - iutI.
S.,..r Whitney Csdif CrsudaU, bertcSuA y"
Raj Awe Il. Rss Havre. J. Atkins A 90. . d ~. !.
r. Oliver emit (Bl Nelson, PorauPfinoe &C. hUrVP
Scbr Busenie Haiacs, ProyucctoFn
Sshr d. NiekeS. Wyman. Charleston
s<hr s L Burns Crosby, Ncwhuryport
ARRIVED. -,
st,ssAip IIuuholdt Gl Arnold Scin July ana hAe '@
-, n5se and paSS O Wendt Rammelshfrg.
shin Fbetving tcf Boonl Doane tiverpooi - Nv, ~ ~
Bsrk Eeus Beug, Liverpool q da's Wiz ''sl
Bsrk ms Oyeou. Alexandria, Va days Win coal lo'
n H Pot this Dor account Of bead winds 81, -
Bre Clara AEes Bl Canon, Granion % JAYS VIII oo 49, In
BIG c N Baton Ccf Windsor, y S), kiwOoi BALTIMORE u'
S yy5 fBrl Fo'er Por Talbot q laws with railroad iron
sehr Rannrvs tBrl peuder Savsslla p DAYS WIN .ase
SeHr Jcse Csrn Uudrrbin Barseoa DAYS. with fuiI
Dart JohuSoa, stanford. dsvs
SSIr Kcoa Ioi ParrsbOTo. NJ SIS Agnev Windsor n S' Il '
With plsstef. ..,.,
HosroN Iulv 9-Aruved steamships tekSene H - ETms
Ieopsnl Rsitesnake and Cenuprde rom ~ 'lae isie.
Erglesa from Goree, AFRICA
lrvrs DeI Jn 2r.-AuiYei barb Ceres ira - s.'l.t,
hBswn barb, and Jobs Rose ron ara i''N"1 80 ~
FOREIGN PORTS.
orsu~srowS Joly -The Cunard Line steamship Scos Low ION ION
~ Jnlr H. for Liverpool this haroor al IL ocoh
N'' For Latest Ship Recs Fylh PAGE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

All who have real estate for sale or to iei
and those desiring 70 purchase or rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any otnI news
paper and in addition 10 this advanaeelHE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYOrk and all It's cltes ana
villages but in every state and Territory throughout INC
Union The advertisement should be rs uI4ei as VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made cedr 'olne
reader We would especially dwell ON the l'ct 'Ua' ,''
,nsr,ss for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semiweekly and Weekly, comprise indiyidu ds IN every
business professions consequently, adversemeutsmeach
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE deyotes especa
attention TO reports saeso real estate both III 'y
and country thus adding greatly TO the Value oil It's col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges Tor adVef
tsing are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per ne
foreach insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, . per Inc SA"
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per ne Aoouiteh "oius ol
our wde coumHsIyera2e aine. Terms c'su II '' aHce
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, July &c, 1879

NEw-YoRK. Friday, July &c, 1sI2
But one sale took place at the Exchange
this morning viz: BY James b. Miller by order Oh 'e
Supreme Court, under the direction OF waiter L. Law
neston referee the house and lot 2sx76 located On
tbe northwest corner OF Lexingtonave. and Twenty
secondst. which property was purchased by Mr. Iohn
b. wheeler after considerable competition for sooo
The same auctioneer adjourned the sale by legal oruel
Of the property known Nos. $685. SS3s and So ~
Twenty-eig ghtl-st., until the Hh Oh august W '
the referee, Charles A Jackson -. .- Iosonh
The LEGAL sale which was 10 have taken place ~ Jur
uaG,ire rnder the direction Of James II. Coehan,
referee Of the house and lot located on the nrn mil
IN irtv fourth-street Tenthave was TolIh. ~,
Friday of next week. Tomorrow sltuNayl opl % I'm q
is announced to take place, viz; Oy A. j b, T
10 Legal sale. under the dirccuon O Filu i a. No
referse nf the house and lot located ana ho"n 80 so
s0l East Forty-sixth-street SIC OF lotZoAlVV' O"
eet deep. .,.,,,s ,orv duIl. in
Business in Real Estate circles continues VIZ m ccea
fact with tic exception OF the legal sales, au m m bvc
on, nrIvafe trssaction il can almost he aalu 10 nH
come IN complete stand still; nor 90 We looh , y
very noticeable improvement dHi"s '"'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

English Scotch aud foreign mAn6aeured sete "of'e
Dagouas SuperEne Cloths Sik-nted Coailnes And ef' wen
Known TeIturc for SUITS, COATS. Sc
In Stoek for immediate made 70 m~suIe
PATTERNS POST FREE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

Most COMPLETELY the truth he Besege Resiieurs
roborated by the contained tie 7 ehel ee author
penned with 80 much diligence ers b-1l Of the
extracts from la err imaln All serve oo1ne'
ton with numerous 10 brighten the heavier portions
Of the diary as well as to eagtca US poa relating
the progress OF the siege desutoy marks sfont bat
magre idea this cooahensVe aai abv written vol
ume We have however abne from closer elimination o. The
work 10 avoid fore.tal1g which viii bo rsi Pats
Of h. and thus e.t nara
tive imperfect state received ih great a'of
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

"The letters Of The BesegeI Resident from Paris o. Cs IN
crest hea they appeared n THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively, mnO,e a1d m tbr maa very 'ceae con o
Affairs Pans during mouths " ISOLATION fm Che rest
France Other Kin iri hook. published which VII l0
complete the picture likely be- Yaiihc Than
any ciruot expect - ani elsewhere
much falness VI detail ,,,,
The hgh character the Ordinary literary contributions 70 TIE
Many SEWsp shown bv the following u sors acVra Of them
reprinted IL the United Io se Eggsa ouols al o ~hca
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

Tbe 'D,ry OF the Becz Resident meets omeadson iron
a. Van Motke n Versses pronounced interesting.
hone DISPUTES With che lrcr ;r0m Meta. % le ne l0drua Obj
tsce OF honor amol- he Qouielce o. tie ygr0
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

GEORGE HOBS0N,
MERCHANT TAILOR
lfs Regebt-st and 50 iombarst,
LONDON.
EXCELLENCE With ECONrMf
Established 10 the NVillh tlnv.
H0LLAND's CENTRAL FILE GUNS-Sil-
vr steel barrels. made order the improy vut
cagp actou Recommended b. tine FIELD, 81 Land and WaT
Sc pH Guns shooting guaranteed II Can he tested Osbfe
P II HOLLANDS Gun sndRife FACTORY.
lev BoHd--. Lou''h
mo AMERICANS VISITING LONDON. and
] ... .. to net wIth comfortable HOlEL-Ty RtIiAtD
rs ssrcu HoieD Fushury square london ihe banE
of tual md. Home comforts and moderate chaps
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
ILLUSTRATED INNS.
LnNn0N NON1ETY.

The Letters from The Beyi.gei Resident vays -acy Ii
and thoroughly ull4le teir matter IN tler 81 -
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

4Tbe Be,eeed Resident ksen-sgh,d man " the world
g7ely sometimes even whimsical huuorsi and ee-ancessy repo
OF the incidents be he most entertaining aaof'
slom the waE Dluu - i'ri'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

slperor ~ L W tr Which we're lruned ~
THE DAILY NEWS cversre seuogsiri T4ere''e' he oo-
l-ciou With an hsc commentary. al l connected exposition Of he
events Of the war which ius pro ma't be pronounced ihe
highest degree rs, u The ,orFpsronens of Ilb DAILY NEWS
eIee those q all ohes journals p9mpatie oo2oas-s asl
ACCURACY --,,- q. ,.,.,,e. t. a..
Darv oftLe Bcses-a Resident Pans, lA tAe ioAo 'Ag
r r.u.L .LnXrh h.annr
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
10 Uhom Ii man 9onrern

MADAM GRAY may be 0nsulted for all
vi Diseases Of the skn. kupuons DIS orsons ffeces -
also D.es of Scalp, Loss ~ Hair ad PrtmauIe Sadness
Hours 10 uli daily 81 Lsia1eepace. OoPsr lus;tuie
OPFICE oF rBE MANHATIAS MARKET CoGIzNi-
3g and Ji3 BROADWAY, Ngv.Y0s. June ~ ~
NOT &c f The constant application Tor
y STANDS IN the MANHATTAN MAREf ThsrtyI urih-'I'
North River induced the Company opa their books eofe
completion of the building Ctsequtny, and after hDhDAf
lr stands viii be LEASED for the OF The occupants
n lave yrs Of lease a. ne W ue
term fa viii date August when Il eIpeciel theOuing
Will re occupation.
Pla1 N e BUILDING AND STANDS vthphe ahIed ca be e.
sm.nei Il the Office Of The Company. - ., ~.
no HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS-The TOM
one Of Water Works for the CT o Ieroato ~ reeve 1P
rrsl " ta Testimonials. the Office Of ENGINEER pc llb
COMMISSION uuul SATURDAY tne 2itl last cIe lpIs 70
be addressed 70 l- nnden gued, JOHN NohI IilN'l
tbirnan Water Works Commission. ,ltg OF Iofiio.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
=" ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, l81L
Passenger Station NewYork Of Tventysevenihst
tourhaye. Entrance Twenty seventh-st
TRAINS LEAVE Sgw-YoRBlK R


TRAINS LEAVE SEWYORK
For New-Haven nd bridgeport 8(ELL 1880 l25 Rrl
J:45. 4.Jo. $50. and (ErJ n.
For MILFORD Siraiien Fairfield Southport and Westpo, lOI
For south SorTak T. IEL) g. :3O m 2I5 BIl EEL 9E>
a. ESl oy9 sg ~ a5a 6htl 2 3o 5. 10 and s.oopm
For stanford (ET g ll:JO l2l5 (EIl Gij. (BL a5
For Greenwich ad nermeAte stations llol a3 &iS.
Gas 5:3n 6.3p. 5i5 m. ~ 80 m H..
SUNDAY Trn leaves Twenty new io' ~ - ~ ."
Boston. va both Springfield Line and Sh9e Lane.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. : and P IL
FOR Boston va sloTe Line. u Is and p.
For Hartford and Sprnyfch. M. R5 D. ano . n
For Connectcat River l5 p H. N Northampton
J m 20 Montreal.
For Hartford Providence Fshkl Railroad 1919 D. m .
For Railway Norwich Ald frVSenee l-i'
,. 10 New LONDON and Norwich, p m. ~,
anpton ". iamsburgh. 81, ,-t-..4 f,t. Ia,
70. and p. d..
RarOAd A. and ~ p IN 70 haSfOH!'
NorNak Railroad a lZl9 Anl ~ D. u
ForN Cfuaau Railroad A. NJ. l2:lA aniaJ0 p M
Commoious Sleeping attached IAn anu 80 !" sun
sa Mall Train on Lae Dssngroom Car attached 10 thei
aud m Trans -. ...ehas ove, .bi. road AZ
,b DeD fthe Sexlok NegHayen K H. cor lNenVs'ehsn
at the Ohces u the New forn irshft "a
0e Rxpre>sl No. BrostNay .ni No Cour boosyn sn1
~ eH lf,nce ~ ~ a.sinaton JAMES n. Hofr. Sapt
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

Mos, Eng clHea kuof tl yaae or al purposes Of The eonmsn~ 80
tons published u The DAILY NEWS, tie most eHaci events
were eyo u teaseye Of hi, a1ele That ~
uau a.e us cI--t.I 10 hleeof ne
s-Lc.s. Preach ls.s-... .'u. flr. rse.'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

The missing letter. Of The Besege Resident way Inferior
Z, hose that have bad fst e olnlo cost-noafy
lie has style writing reminds OF NJ Beali o'rue'
takuya st7e to Which the and he siege eat themselves
with guar lie tle o putting common place oe'a
tons n = uovsl way generally telling, and often staging
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
rIrNrRlrFD TINTS.

"Te trausceudent stride which THE DALI VIEWS ha tss9
during Displaying s-nlT brilliant saprsc7 over p eonies
poares has nsiur, excited bo,h ennoy aai adrariiioz
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
6ieamtcdts ano Railroads.,
'UNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

~ OANE A@AANCS LhhLAA) DdhJ AOi
PROvIDENCF. BOSTON. WORCESTER
S Ss ,4s @ BSsT0s BSsT0s To 70 Ps3yDSc PE0yB Ees =
Prov r. al n Eng ellie,
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
IL 45- steamers leave Peeksp Tor Seeayen 55 and II
p. M. connecting " III the raiiropL
E'RIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement Of
II Trains taking eject June H. s1A From Chsmbe't Depot for
as and cse,go PaE EIBS T
ii am~EIpres Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Fall, Dving
Susquehlnua and Sleeping Coaches to destination
$3.50 M Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara
700 D. CDa Cincinnati and Chicago Night EIle. Sleeping
Coahe through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and thence
For Port Jfy eco aOo IlOo and Il5 m 40 500 and 100
Goshen and M4atOSn 49, $780, $780, o and 'lll'
For warsick. 5;oo, l.o5, and tll:l5a A. m. taoR
For For SsEGai SSdeH 7 o & q. loo loo al Ills H. J 20 500
$50 go ie:Jo 40 and Il:5gGm ,,o ,o ,.,
leo 10 E s 20 g.. AZ a. tS ~ 10 30 S % @ M Il5 81 p i 40
sk4J. $50 400 5OO. %lo S, eOo go, '7Oo sI5 1;J9
For RGtheui Park Passaie 6l5 80 1890 1000 rOO
m, Y 'l:i5 $3.50, 400 Sl5 6;oo '6; Si5 p N and IL
For Ts,Een.a and Way 500 SIS and H. Loo 400 500
6o0 and no IL, aud Saturdays ouy u midnight
,r 5Gt e Hs % AMI inl AZ 9 oS S S s midnight 1s H. O @ ~"
For sPag & Valley and md Say @ oS II & 5 6ss a5S % % @ M
For EBgewoo1 5.O 80 ,.gg % a. a. m ~ '' 3D. 40 o'0 'o
For Cressti 5oo. i 900 M l:JO 35 tl5' $780, 63) and
--.t5 m- SATURDAY, only, l2:pl midnight
Co Upper Penont 5, 7:i5, - l0 E5 49, $780, 6JJ
and f-:ij D. m Saturdays only u midnight
For Piermon 7&5 ard - and l.JO s5 s55l
6. % and f..85 3. m. SATURDAYS only. Il nidnsghL
leaving Clsmbest hours or half hours leave
Twenty Is minutes Garner taaa above time The 1852
n M and Y midnight trains from ChambersL only.
BTrans the ~ r. r. OF J. leaving CAamoesst
tor hours leave Tventy-thu 90 minutes earlier than above time
and Drawing Room aud Sleep
ing ochrs obtained opsr for the checking and transfer Of
t,ggsgc NAV be the COmpans OMosli SO go Broad
gay: Cour, Brooklyn Mongonert jersey City at the Com
panvs Derots. and Of agents ~ the principal hotels
TDai t0lntays only tGoshea SUNDAY nly q ae6 oniI
L. D. RUCKRR. JOHN y ABBOTT,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

Probshl- uoNccoans II c amply 'i',e ou'
modern h,t pciun,que Tie description OF lr battle
Gr1yeoe like pave Of raa' and for a"iii EvdSe
ght s,sId by hc side o. Th-,ydess uariye Of the Paae
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27

To cTiuc,e thsc letters ,irerloasi their f7ols sh4 an
,,lacy l,hos esei az tel apse'iel
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD ,o,
lis AND EsSEX DIVISION

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
new BROAD gaoGh 5 LSa drss TO %TS cSSG Of o4S
Depot. of Barclayt sad foot Of
s:oa m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESs TRAIN via Boon9n Branch
connect o5 % Al Dover vii chersei R. at Waterloo r.
ani At Scranton and B. r. R for Kingston Wkesba Pits
Ts M EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuvl with Boon
ton aeh At Chester Branch Waterloo With sgsssH X X
and Newtop Washngtoo With The d l. and W. X n
and oswego and at fhlpsoag VIZ WIZ anu %
Leh yae r r for m g gSH o. 59s:s To.a " a, Newark Madison
Moror n ud stations connects at Waterloo with sussex
.s as9 ss.a1.s,paa = sne s ehh ysey R. or Behs
Mus Css9s RsdiP TsIE asTsF BxPRs fTE s' TRaS % Paterson ard
Bto5 runs directly aud BHghamGn without
eR.s, s3ssss r % R .nS ,iiS2V% z %ao +. 1fR R sus
3Op PlLLPsBuRG EXPRESS connects At Dover WIN fn' T
Sh and sasqueSsnHa r. Lehgh Valley for bethlehem
As55IS1 5 Ti1I TSiI1rIRrsrowS rsi5TS EXPRESS r.
and Nih r R. for A9ieyer Newton and Franklin
Pa1 SoRRiSfoWS At 5s 9lo u:Oo, 1900 :9o $40 $40
For SUMMIT at 7 7oa. $40 1910 and iloo 2ao $40
20 %, ' 6stySE ,S % ,o5 i's Sol T tn ORANGE 7s 30 $40 90 o
and 1909 a m Ilo 2;Jo 9o 30 $50 $50 eo l'o.5" 10
''t Idt .t,I SE%ARK at 7s 800 80 $50 sO go 1910 lo@
10 go 5l0 $40 61o 800 $780, &3o s;l5 and 800 H.
I, iaye SesYors for BLOOMFIELD and M0STcLR, at 7;
3D. aud lO''O ~' 'D- A REASoSER Superintendent.
W-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
y JFasEY DWIsI0S-Pi,'snger Dpots in SesYors foot Of
cornit ara Dssbossss Freight .eeyed at Per 1i Norm
River and ff15iF! T1lE 6P TRAINS LEAVING SEwYORK
Adopted Juy !, la.2.
Wsr train Tor Blooming ybufgh and inferno late stations
-Rreress mail tor ElenYe. Liberty fals ani uerleiae
stations - ....o,s
"a m-Way train W0rtrudrke and Intermediate stations
inn u-Way train Mletown and intermediate stations
t m-Elpress train Haesensack Paterson NorendYke
F,.ntlo NiddIetosn. Elenvile. aud Liberty Fals.
slOp tor BOomnglale ana intermediate stations
sop m -Wty train Worerdyke and Intermediate stations
pFT'RNISG-Leave Eenve 5:5j $50 arrive in New
yrE N:to A. m 500 Leave Liberty Fall s5 ani }
Sex m.. D. m Leave Md1lcOsn
y "a M ADD A. NJ 4.59 aud $50 arrive Ia Neslors W0
a H. 49, ~ JOHN BRADLEY
u, II WEED Supt New Jersey Diyison-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-27
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