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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

Eight hundred and "ishry-thrce dollars
would have been saved, providin" the fac.
tory was located near rail road OF on =
navigablc stream, which is abou; equal 10
ten per cent. on the whole investment.
The following, f.om the Columbus, Ga,
Sun, shows the CONSUMPTION OF tlr raw nna-
eriA! at that place during the past year:
Thus far our c0i;oi: maliuficio.ics hare
taken from the warehouses ! I,2Ot; bales nf
co;tou. Oar own rIiil. no" own Of the re-
ported stock some $40 ba!'>, and ti"r have
,,kcn a, lra.t70O bales, ~i.:r!l did not pass
through the Warehouse making iEcir
takings thu. far :,4nG bncs. In adiiion,
the T.ilahasscr, Ala, nils near here nave
purchased inI haics-:ahiay III" totA! stock
manufactured unl 10 hG manufactured,
1885 bales THIS will te increased 10 over
6Wn bales y .Ire September. Las; srason
the mills took OIL 3,DDO bales. As at lea.t
one more mill vii bc Jnii, i; will 3" mach
greater Eek: year.
These manufactures increase the value OF
cotton two,f fold. A. huudrrd dollars i
Hala, these f.'"rG roi:id brig *"A9, ,0nn;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
Net profits. ,3yU.Gj

Net profits. <..............$l, ,3r0.Uj
1t will be sccn that tho net profits of one
months work amounted TO II ,9un.n5. :
still greater profit would have been added,
if tie factory had been run by water power
Let us see what would have been saved
IA cords Dt wood -. o.. ..... .fg%.UD
OIL aud repairs, say. ..j.OU
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

Ifk'ESIS S--' y. hdI- Il'ii -'liIDutv N:ls
furnished Us wi'lI rhn following report 81 ar
rests f1r The ri!rrcEt week j. Mem. Gaines,
Vim. Gaines, Sullivan Herbert, Dr. Thos.
Erown, Pax. llaryroTr, john Montgomery
and James Packer
The following gentlemen were admitted to
b:i! las: week, C,rt. J. !. MrFall, Malcolm
.jOhnS!onc, Sim Malone and lIi!iarl Bishop
"iOuns Amcr;c; Circus Company" will
accept Thanks for al invitation 10 their
'pcricctly so!cuGi!' entertainment next Sat-
urd! " afternoon, lIll Instant. precisely 3
provided first, that the weather over .hc
hole on the top Of the tclt isn't immensely
threatening sccIni!r, that the audience is
proliGi"Hs enough 10 cover the ground as
wciIas the expense a1,o!n'ciy necessary to tic
support Of this first class and we'll trained
car.:Yiusary "SlScutuS>cS" and so forth !:
thirdly @"d r:.-:icHIarly, ;'la; the audience
wont !angi 4; the "ioHs time. This imp
crtincnt infringement is iMp-c!iou-iy imp
cratiyc. 1lis IS SARCASTIC"
=. S. and y. l. LOFTY iumbiing" on the
ground and remarkable fleets" mp ii trcc may
be 'ioOl.cd for.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
uOUsr OF REPREsE, 7TATIvEs.

Mr.. SCoFIELD Rep., Penn.) introduced
bill to prohibit rail WAY companies from discriminating
among Shippers in shipping facilities and freiEhtase
Parorrcd m fhc Committee Commerce.
On motion of Mr.. DAWES Rep, Mass) The Speaker
authorized to aepot E1 ne1 for 70 e
Memorial services in honor OF ne i4!e dtoi: aois 70
several rTivate Oills reported from the Post
Olce Committee ana acted on IN tue mSrniHg hour
Mr. Hill, Rep \, j., from the PostOice Committee;
reported bi for ,,s use oI tn6 es n and ad
dressed the House inssupport OF the bl. .;, D. ,,
pubc at cosf including p9se o'-nc
r postal c1es q 60 s;a -; bS u,d e.c1srei for e ai
d, SIDE e ne e'aiq"Aeao he al f1 m the la
a5 he zen @ tsers to punished BY are an mPdsoumaa
ecn ,Souiring In, PostmasterG eneral 10 advertise
foy pTop.sag for frsdshn: the carGs and to ve the
contract to the lowest bidder tue qnahy ana stye OF
tbs carg to be first determined by bOdro OF nice OK
perts selected by the @ one one 10 10
he an esgrayer DE Treasury Department sa Two 70
be snpunted ousll OF tho Department. ana 10 be eA
piy p g GGSTFIELD Gaep Ohio) expressed bis fear that
hs Sc postal cares would be mage the yence e Od nGc r
NJ nary with tls PosnnasterGeneral to adopt card
a, I'M a Hap or cUYer.
nirug the card to be furnished with Tap OK cover
!, nd spoke i'll support of his motion. ,,,,,,
nnnt was adopted. Mr. POtter's was also adOpted-05
he hill was then passed without the Yeas ard Nays
Inc SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Il. H. R0beEts,
Palmer and Shober the Select Committee on the Morse
| MIR PERRY (Sep., Ohiol, from the Select Committce
| ON Eeetous made report In the Indiana contested
election case with resolution that j. NJ Wlison the
sitting member is entitled to the scat ordered printed
4 REVISING COINAGE LAWS.
The bill revising and amending the laws relatve 70 tho
lnints assay offices, and coinage Of the UniIed states
was then taken up and Mr.. HOOPER, who had reported
It from the Committee Banking and Currency, ad-
| dressed The House explanation OF IT. Inc bill was
| turther discussed by Messrs. CONGER, POTTER, NC
| Nelly, WOOD, ana SARGENT, ana then the House
proceeded to discuss it by sections for amendment
! Nr BROOKS Dem. y. " moved TO strike out the
first section ofhe b declaring that the consideration
OF such bill at this time, when there was 10 cOin III err
culaton and wOuid not be for years 10 come, was
solemn farce which exposed the House 10 be caricaued
III comic papers i, -, a.. ~, rroo,o
Mr RANDALL Dem, PENN, In reply TO nr BrooKs
said that the reason why specie payment was hot re-
suned was because the great national bank system as
opposing it. and using its great wealth ana power u
corrupt the minds OF the people. H., - -
jected. . . 20 .,,o en- .oo,,on,
/ which the bill contains, and then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
XLlID C0NGRESS-SEC0ND SESSION.
SENATE. ..wAsHIEGToN. April 9, 1877

SENATE. WASHINGTON. April 9, 1872.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
the House bill confirming the act of the Territorial Lcgs
lature OF the District of Columbia relation to the depot
OF the Baltimore and Potomac haill0ad III Washington
Mr.. MORRILL, Qiep. VT opposed the bill, and moved
its reference TO the Committee on Public Buildings aud
MIR. PATTERSON Rep N. H. insisted that it ought to
oto the Committee on the District OF Columbia Tho
Mr. POMEROY d.ep., Kan), frcrn the Committee on
Public Lands reported bills 10 l;oIporat1S Ct the ;Nc New
and Gulf Railway Company, ana grant them rlsht OF
Mr. CRAGTy CRep.. n. H. presented a remOnstrance
Of citizens OF NewHampsre against the renewal of tho
patent FOR the Wilson sewing-M9chn ne. ,.,- H..
bIr. WINDOW Qsep.. Mnn.) offered resolution direct
ing the secretary of War 10 communicate to the senate
ing canal ana dyke at Duluth Mimi; and their effect
upon the harbOr of Superior City Adopted. A.,
To-day having been assigned for the CONSIDERATION OF
bills reported from the Military Committee, Mr.: .lson,
Chairman OF the Committee, called up the following
To provide that minors shall be military service
tanis Tor National Cemeteis; declaring ans Of the FORT Col
ss ;ary Reservation Colombo sac TO preemJ and home
private Company H. Fenzsy Volunteers, authorizing tho
seeay Of War to pay certain eeTe.e: Issued sr a M
s s5ee2n % d % Of u re A sSha S G e edG to
reduce the limits Of tie military reservation at Ior slLtoa he%
be deemed to have ee fled in ,@s to provide for tie Sy%e Of
pay claims OF ctss u Glasgow, Mo- for by the
a9 S1 So of so sH Of G &c SST % % 3 T. . a S9
BIZ in bouns Iro3 that volunteer noncon'
Officer private anl ariiccr who enlisted PRIOR 10
p 1851 and actually mustered into regiment coupng or
ts:ery the War Department. SLAB be d Ae
fall bounty Of $50 lie has not received it areay to esahsh
system os; prveu, desoas and .e rank aud Gle o
ay bin 10 establish tie pay tie enlisted Of the
The bill to lease the Preside Military Reservation to
San Francisco public park, discussed ana re-
committed 10 the Committee on Military AilIirs.
On motion Of ErWILSON rep. Nass), the vote pass
ing the bill to establish system Of deposits in the army
was reconsideTed and Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, DELI
offered ameLdmcnt prescribing that p1ymasterS le-
Ceivng depOas snail give bonds TO hold aud account Tor
the same as il they public moneys. The amend
ment was adoptsd and the bill was again pas I'd.
The House BIN directing the payment of teHOO 10 tho
cceIs and Of tie hcar5argc for ire de seucon OF
tie Rebel cruiser Alaliuna passed. tAe Scnate
went into Executive session and after aG ouIned
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
e. Co I'm which Mr. Kingsley IA largely intercsted has
furnished much of the lumbor aud tiinDor ior tho

% lin which Mr. Kingsley IA largely intercste) has
furnished much of the lumber and timber ior 'ho
On December o. 1871 (prcsent Mr. Kingsley, tho Hon.
Henry Murphy and Gen hsnry VI and n9 Gnn
ming of The Committed We were informed tnar ,ne Com
rSslcv jer his services in getting Company under
way and in prosecuting the WORK. hve per cent on tne
supcrsructures were built up TO high waterlnark. We
remarked that we thought This largo sum for tho ser
vices as ii made the charge Of five per cent all pnr-
cha for stone lumber timber and other maerlals,
and also for land purchased labor and In fact on the
entire disbursements OF the Company which at that tmo
amountcd about $500 900; and before the completion
Of the NcwYOrk cassOns 10 highwaer mark we Judged
it would cost at least $oNco five per cent on this sum
would be 100000 We expressed the opinion that they
paid oxorbtant price for ithe services AT subse-
quent Interview UDec l, lSil we were informed tnat
had not understood these gentlemen correctly at the
first Interview, that in fact the Company had originally
made the agreement in accordance with understand
ing, as above. but finding the compensation large or ~
was so considered. the Company had compromised Win
MT Kingsley at sl25,N0 No 90 not Know @ wnen ,i tho
agreement changed hut vo judge 1t was near tne
time we began cur examinai on as the booKs OF Ine
Company then showed that Mr. kingsley had Deen pald
$4,000 on account. -. 80
According TO the statement herewith submitted It ap-
pears that $4,000 paid returned 10 the Company
by Mr. Kingsley on Nov 90 1871, which was after the
ton We confident that the latter arrangement was
named TO at the first interview We present here
with the accounts and papers connected with the suec
our examination. Contrary to tho practice adopted
by your various subcommittee in making theE reports
we cannot refrain from adding our opinion ha' thc re-
lance of the orignators OF the Bridge Company was
placed on the politicians or NoW-l0rk ana Dfooh'h
composing Wlab arc Calleu hiibs VI
many such politicians being heavy stockholders and
also in the Board of Direction. That tAe reason tue
compensation of the superintendent Mr. Kingsley, was
extravagant think IL fair TO presume and i'll lac
it has been ntimated on account OF ma suppressed
influence with such politicians and Rings, ana IL Is also
fair presume that his influence was 10 DC reeu on 10
obtain further subscriptions from these cities to the
stock OF the Company.
Your subcommittee, in conclusion, recommend: !.
That be changed, reducing the number OF Di-
of whom Shall represent Brooklyn in
the Boar Direction. 2. That the third section OF the
original act be amended in such manner that Brooklyn
shall be permitted TO subscribe for any more OF
the capital stock of the Company Should the same be
ncreased unless authorized by vote OF the people OF
Brooklyn, at general election or by u threefourths
vote OF the Common Council. AMBROSE SNOW, j.. NICK
ERsON, r. H. CHIITENDEN, NAHIANIEL CorHREN, SuO-
Committee.
Brooklyn, April c. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
DECISIONS-APRIL 0.

Suprsmt Court General IGni-hnn Il; Burns agt.
Peope-Jngnent reversed and peg ,h ordered IN ,s
.on. otrio by fngham sndoph H. Martin tgt The ine
national ie saraIee sodeiy of LONDON 81 sJaent reversed
n new tl abide events onon by ihsTahn ~
f,o,omon PLeas-speclal Trrm-By Judge Loew.-
Kesler ,el Bekmsn A,oon to deau Granted on yhen
of = 10 eo,ts Potter Receiver hohnenhouol iof ie.N
serI lie .nons ard oonpiiLt by sddg tie names Of sarAh
sumau the wife Of Alexander "hT and "e Teol" ' ' "
hs,.iorI granted o, payment Of rs costs ,, -, H.,
NJ Jadgs fitzgerald at Bemsn-Jrdgnen, oae'ei io
derlas, dsccGgs len and for recovery o Ti 81 Aha cost"
Co,vf of Appeais-ALBANY. April e.-The follow
,,g Seops ves h ei ID, tonrt Of Appeals Apr "
Is2: yagmon sael With eeats-1AS As0r &c u
Innrgh.yb " n Co. HeBdnotson Kelly lrs saoaA bsht
q Uls. ~, BhllOo sIon s Bal FsetSn a. Dn.on n Ts IN @
Affirmed bank Chicago
matter Of the application tho Mayor he 81 fewioha ieua
widening and Of BrosAsay bstreen .
fif judgments reversed new tnsl sfano So ais
s,e5t-KnBsy sgi Ksrnp Waller at Anesesh sa %
JadsInen supreme Couri he
plaintiff sgt BeBne defendant Ia error Appear
cosAihe People rel Osfom Agt Ihofh' Onle. bsh''
inc new tHsI reversed and judgment for tho deenisn upon
he poun a. the Circuit with oos-phlps s ksnsssr sni !h'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

In the Court Of General Sessions before Judge
Reford Yesterday Mcahol carge with stealing ws.ch
worth 20 Daniel Clifton At Eghthave; and Twenty slTihft
March 6 acquitted McAre grand larceny re"ea1'ry
At the Court of Special Sessions before Judges
Bowling Hogan and shardey yesterday, Charles Water for assault
aud ttery upon Smith, the Peneuiy for
month Ingalls, stealing 80 % from James Whlte,ie three
Baker stealing four pair isdies CATERS from John
MBoy months James Bangar assiu aud battery upon Jfms
Joseph Geor stealing two oyeIeoas
from Thomas Woos Pensnary eight months iam West,
,.enirg eAyaDebpey handles o William Ennght Of Woods
No.euia fur months Richard Wa and Henry Wi!an, stealing
cloth from Of No 4J Bowe four moths each Timothy
Coerr battery David Crawford city Pson ten days
bn Wli.ou stealing money from Thomas Ennis four months
Thomas G. ester stealing of brandy from Charles n Archer sf
Ncnrc and batter john OLoughln
,rontb. . Dsyh Grih,m. sssuung his wife, one month
'1anas Martin stealing csrpet from JOSEPH Squire sent TO
the ieiooaoIy William baldwin stealing ae9 ID eaTriAge
& si,h~n Teeis House OF Rege HAIRY DiKy and
Mel Ne(arhy stealing billiard balls from James Bugr
HuIphy stealing coat from Michael Hams.
ttrgaf
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE..
PORT or NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ...'Arnne
CLEARED.
semp Denmark (B sumsunt London National Steamship Co.
W. s'fssyls F. Syls " H. e'''' 1s's ,
sts,mhp D. Iiley Davis Philadelphia, J. s N. BrggA
steamship Mars. Grumley, Philadelphia -
seamsaip Ellen Terry saye Eewbern G., Muay terri,
Isaac Bell Plassnn. Norfolk Cy P~n and Rchmsad
Wy s,aSm.b,p Nerers Besne Boston II. p. Direok
shp hip IioT,to Isriy Hong Kong Fne, Hathaway Go.
Dark Rocket feaihersiane, Batavia, FTeA Baker,
ss h,s G,ss Jo.s Mta aaa 1 ca,n.. %c
BsI Carrier l8r) saunders, Havana James r Co
s ISf bs1. star Gaf x ss o ss as MA f. Brigham
Brg Clara Jenkins coombs, Marseile' l,. Henry
Bs Bs bsS bsosh scale soue Crisps H. winchester Co
Brig ClarabeIe, Iraeey. Cienfuegss Miller 4 lioagh"n
B5s ksaass NIs ,a so sn. gI pensgsas wInsy Co.
Sch Martha s.. Thomas ST 1ohH, n D.. Iiensy PsKSsrA
sebr O. w. turnfll. sidney, stamford.
schr T. Bsisy. Bailey, Par. D. Guin,res
sehr Uplgns. PirAham, hasau, b. J. Ncnhurf.
schr Mosa a,uok Hammond, Jacksonville Warren Ray Co
sehr IA D. Bir, Ehis rmsaih Mas. Gs~aPed White.
S'l' Wa Gray Allyn Ne, .nr1%rp na,aSa
sy John Bright Haley. Liverpool Feb 20 with mdsc Ia
Sap King Arthur li Liverpool J,et'cN Calcutta Nov a. aud
Eai Ano I,n weslbog Hsrtepoo day, with railroad Iron
sase QL saysese Trieste Jan With mise Is anchored
Bss j.Tss Ives tof Hsfar Crro Mon,leo dsr With hides.
Bark Abraham SLals (Nor Gesefssa liartepoo 10 days. with
Bari KAsiaa sor Johnson Newport Eng. 70 days. with railroad
Bt Jerna.. Nielsen Cardiff 80 DAYS With reiro,d iron
Dafl Als,i, Porter, Msssn, Feb y with irslt
BARK Ailsnc (Sor Johnaesn fisv,na l6 diys with
Bari IiPlals CfoveI Boslon 4 days in ballast
BARK ksnheh tGerl Reich sssna 10 daJs With mgsr.
Dds Q. shlsy loi BeIs Mel CO'ol. kssss. gpg 80 days
l With railroad ifon,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit brought in the Superior Court by
Catherine A. Dace against tho Ncw-Jorsey Southern
y u conpouv to recover $4,000 damages for tho burn
ng of certain property, set fire by sparks from
engine resulted yesterday i'll verdict for the de-
fendant.
The suit brought by Julian Schwcnensky
against John H. MastersoD, to 5000 for damages
caused by falling into excavation made by the latter
nj Crosby and Houson-sts, terminated Yesterday IN
favor Of the defendant the Jury finding the plalntf
guilty of cOntributiyc negligence.
A verdict was rendered, April 8, at the Rock
land County Circuit, against the Eric Railway Company
for s5 OO on the suit of Henry Wyde. for personal In
iuries received In defendants cars BY the sudden ara
rialtif's spine severely injured, Gripping him far
he lie.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
TICKET spEcULAToRs IN COURT.

Thomas CarmOn and Frank Tickener went,
Sunday might. to the Grand Opera House TO sell tick
cts for the Sunday concert and were arrested hy order
OF rsha Tooker, manager james Brown had con-
tracted for s2co, with the lessee of the Grand Opera
House for permission sell tickets at the entrance OF
the theater. Carmon and Tickener employed by
him. ard when they were arrested he went
10 the statiou-house and surrendered him.
self All were locked UP on charge OF
dsOrderly conduct When the came W at Jefferson
Market Yesterday. Mr. Cole testified that he had given
Brown The right 10 sell tickets in the vestbue and lobby
OF the Grand Opera House. Officers mDle ana hcArdio
testified that they ordered by MrTooker not 10 allow
rown to sell tickets there and that Carmon ami Tick
encr werS arrested Mr.. Tookcrs order Tho cxami-
nation was adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
wA11osr. oUrEr-A LETTER FROM DANIEL DREW.

Wall-st. was unusually quiet. yesterday, and
a smaller volume OF business recorded than Tor
many previous days. Stocks advanced very slightly,
and money continued to command In the street per
cent The most prominent feature OF the day was the
following letter from Daniel Drew: .
Hgv.YonK. April g. lgI2
The persistent attmpA OF designing parties 10 connect
disturbances In the and with
the from he kgimtts ehsnhsl, Of trade s well
eIOrbtant charged for indnee
10 devAie established Of business % AVID TO tnre
over nv which otherwise should In silence
In Justice therefore mysef and the busnes pubic state that
Indirectly dollar from circulation duTng
Ire pre.e wear aud tbst life have charged received
more than Tor the o Upon the
interested In stocks and bonds which
hold and on compelled 70 hocrn
IeceiS e1 it, Veg respectfully d. DiEw
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
THE INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR BOAT RACE.
The crew of the Atalanta Club for the COM

ing International contest win be:
Russell Withers, NJ d. stroke.
Theodore Van Rtden, No. 8.
Alexander Handy, NoS.
Edward Smith, bow.
Leander Waterbury, reserve.
Average weight last season, lie pounds.
The crew is practicng On the Passac River at New.
art Headquarters at Reynodss Boat House. They Will
start for Europ, next Saturday tho 18th ns on the
Steamer Civ of Montreal. This afternoon VIII De tue
last opportunity to SEQ them In plac1ice
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

Ccmpsuy Ordered that the Csrt Of hs 8aprsms
Cont Certify Judgment that ma! have been
entered upon Of The General Term aud h The sane
se the return that the hung OF said
return for the appellant have leave 70 sss upon .s
ATTORNEYS respondents copy OF tho judgment OF % Co"
propose, 10 attorneys for the respondents h
30 such service TO and serve 70 sua po
proposed Judgment and amendment,
thereafter submitted 70 this Court @ settlement upon
notice Oh Eve dsys-Baehana sgt Comstocf and Others
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
MINIATIfRK AI.AASAC

sr, 500 san 6:3i Moon sets..... G32
THIS DAY.
s,Av Hook ei Gov's $50 Hell Gate Ferry.
~ n WATER THIS Day..
snlv e4 Cows Island 1Gl2 Hell Gate Ferry 0O0o
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10


TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK
YOr New wHsyea Hay and o bcdgeRor EI@ l'O n '' 'Ern
CO. fol McS Mis S s.aifs sS rss6 Southport and weo a
n" isI s South a Sens.s en H. n:ao N, aS Er CElhs
= F. SfS p.ss s,'? 81 .: tt
For snm;oIa S(EtD s lS}o SiEI1 2 N; m ' W.
% So & s SS nd G is Stations 1850 ss a
=" ssGssy sS . lin aR leaves NwY0 Al i" s
Boston 'iAbo sp"nsctsoHs scossEcTiSs sE ri s12rf TRANS
S tST Rs:isa Rs.tsa y. ssRssfi! sss & 5
FOR conneeea River Ai'road p;lS H. to N0''am''''
For Hsrtisri Pt.yacnes Fsh Railroad n ls nj,
For Line Railway to Norwich 'Dd Providence i'"
Faf Sswaven Northampton RAILROAD "a m' m to North
F New @ Hsyen Msaown and wumani Railroad r Lnes
For E ia aoasonic nj Railroad. and p w,,.,,r,,
For Fer SanSayfs Sana ana siSa sesst kIrcia 0p
cSnScS. Cor SSa'sSS sepss s' Cars ss.tss BE ~; q sun
day Mail either Line Drawnsro0n Car a''As'
~ & @ a IL. s's iis'se
II G 10 ' s o,s q No. s BoosS ~.
ssSs s,a have their S;a si aof iit n
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FO0Tol
,s n T and ?s 3 n @ .d
"a 4a %FSF i. S.,ns. n ss sAs1oqE M sd ID sass
SouT $3.50 % ' & p NJ S, seI n,SaS rsSs sss % Fs T
vi VEST sS Va resHsylyan and 90. A
s Pss a1A % ar; 'Sss cso na SS S AZ s:
rssss slS ;: ssa5S. are s'iST GSs and
AMI run tlrs gb from New.
Chicago without chaiss ur safe AZ tooe
Of pesbrosses ST. o. Corandsst apS ys' 70 s
rw RANKIN d.as n'll, ps;, AZ. jAdkSoS eenr saps
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER Rail Comnencng MGdS. Nov H. 1911.
Through Taus leave fOm New Depot to'rhave And Forty
H. Chicago and Montreal Express MIA Dn~insrocm
o Rochester end ST. Ahans
,eao p Chcsgs Express with px,as to saaAs
-> and Nisgara Falls
/ ,o.., +, m Northern and Western BxpresA
'3:tO .. w. Special Troy Express. on sat rday@
400 H. Montreal gIpress With sleeping om Ns~Iork 70 81
eco NJ EIpress seepnsess for waerowa osSes' ami
500 M pse Expre.s WITH sspugcars for Rochester Badi,
AL NaSsa Fails; also CLieagc via both L. ssi NJ q.
roads, and fer st. LOUIS VIA roiedo leaves on sundays
u,oc w Frore.s with Seephg.car for Troy ani hany
An Il ,.ns ,unuug Ho OF ionk,r hays ion new depo
yar.,s 60 u T.ns rhetsst sde a. heSsiofore
| ''' O. H. khNpRiCA, General Passenger Await
COUTH SIDE 4. Il. OF l.. l.
Winter Arrangements commencing oeA 80 isii fon Roosevelt All
| Gr,uisI kerTles. New tors.
E9 Mail for Patehogue by sagefx Belepou aud f fiace
! Ie:Cl a N Accommodation 10 Babylon. . nj
Sa ~ Accommodation p thgoash Pa,eSo.as On Sa'srda<
| .,la m Babylon Accommodation.
| a D. iu,A Accommodation herrek
an. d rD and 10 A. m tas s9o trains oean ~
| Valley S,-ss tor RsckavAy snd Hemgslead -.
| u ". DO UGlAs suPsrsssaaeaA
| See Time TableA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
Gitnation5 Wantch--GeMGle5.

A YOUNG Scotch Woman wishes STU
"A ALTON as sCHAMBERIAID and WAITERE,S Good reference
from hs place. Address W., Box 100 TIbnue Ohce
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