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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06

|shackeiford. q, A. Her, ara s::ss. Bryce Slow
|artand II. w. Humphreys. ~ Chas. VII:
|cox ant wife. MArY Saycrs WNco :. ~ decd =
stewart County, Tnn-, the WIZ an rss,r.t
In about 20 900 o0res, and ii A. Henry'A
inferoH being ons-thtrd Of thu whole.
|snterest ffoisa date ls0tss with good secu-
rity required, ana lien retained for the
p.'s""s' POLK JOHNSON. 9. NJ
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
In the matter OF A. J. W0otOn,
Rankr

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has been appointed Assistance
of the estate of A. J. WoCton, Bank.
rupt, by the District court OF the United
States, for the Middle District of Tepnc see:
All persons having claims against said
bankrupt will have them properly proven
and file them with me, and all persons who
are now and were indebted 10 him at the
date OF his assignment will pay to me.
s4l sbs. J. h. THAHERN, Assignee.
January O. l872-2w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06

!. a STEM wINDE1x. /,
THE
sl2. SENSATION, $l2
MAGIC WATCH.
A BEAuTfRUL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
ENTIhELY MEN,

a BEAuTIRUI, f1fRISTMskS GIFT,
SOMETHING ENTIhELy NEW,
ANDUsEFUI,, ~ WELL ~ GOOD.
A New style Double Hunting Case and
open face Watch combined IN one. with
fine first class Imported Polished or Frost
ed Nickle, Patent Lever and Hubby gewelet
ulatcd. Elegant Crystal Cap, showing the
Exposed action and every motion OF tire
beautifil works while running, with the
celebrated Patent stem Winding Attach
ment winding up at the stem without the
use of key).- Unique in design and 0ssi;s
q novelty. Cheapest really good, strUSss,
correct and serviceablc Watch, ever man "
facturcd for personal use. Equal TO finest
Watch, at one-twentieth the cost. Price,
each, Ladies' or Gents size, with Chain
iree, 10 Morocco Case, only si2, or 500 per
hall dozen 500 per dozen to clubs or the
trade. single Watches sent free to any adj
dress: Safe delivery guaranteed on receipt
OF price. We are responsible for Checks,
Drafts. 7: q MONEY Orders, or Registered
Letters only. Or, we viii forward them by
Express without The money, and You can
pay tho price To the Express Agent with
Express charges extra for the privilege) on
delivery Of them to you in your town.
Watches OF AZ Kinds sent everywhere on
Genuine American Levers, els. Solid
Gold Levers, $50. ladies' and Gents Chains,
all styles, 81 to $40 each., Every Watch sold
special guarantee, and can be exchanged at
NIL times free of cost. No agents employed
All goods at factory prices. Any watch
you may want at half The price your jewell
Ter sells u for, Descriptive price lists OF
Watches, Chains, &C., sent free. Address
~ STEWART. GRAHAM co.
iiiH Jewellers. lmslporters &C.,
New York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
OBITUARIES.

SARAH w. UssERY was born in I,uncn-
burg county, va., February II, 1907, and
came to this county With her parents when
about eight years old. She was married TO
Thomas NJ. bur, August 5, 1890, and died
Nov. Is, 1871. EFF
Sheprofessed religion Mt the age of tifteen
or sixteen years and Joined the Methodist
Church at Both lehem'in this cuunfy. Her
membership was transferred to the Metho-
dist Church In this city about the time OF
its organization here, Iii which she contin-
ued q faithful member TO the day OF her
death. She WAS an exemplary christian,
her walk and conversation at all times,
such as to impress those around her with
the power and reality OF the religion she
professotl. She was one of these humble
Followers OF the savior, whose reward
hereafter, Is a seat by his side. The dis
case time terminated her mortal career,
OF protrnctetl ind painful character, was
borne patiently and without y m urmur.--
SHE was not afraid to dic-she had lived In
view Of the last hour-had fully prepared
for II, and when 10 came, Without distrac-
tiou or fear, she quietly. resigned her body
to death and her soul to God who gave IT.
Her iubors have closed, and she is ut resi-
now. May all the sorrow ing members ol
j +. MCF'ERRIN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06

Il
isafs tes s.,t.!ei. lie victims Of spies and
informers can lookr-thougli A vain
for justice-7tl,e protection n we,
Ffberty and pfoperty IT, ihds,
throughout The Union thieves in
power and revealing IN wealth,
suatched from the hands Of the toll
ing millions, and stepped, to the lips,
in the vices engcndered by the exer-
else Of lawle.s power and tile unre-
stricted misappropriation Of the pub
Tic treasure. 1t fjBds the road 10 Fed
eraI prefermesst running through the
basest subscribing to a usnrping fac
ton and the largest experience In the
science OF robbing the people. IT.
finds individual and corporate corr
ruption sinking in the nostrfIs Of
honest men and defying the onanipo-
tencc Of Heaven to correct tise reek-
ing stencil Of the fethi raass. This "
the picture upon which tire first sun
of 1872, cast It's rays. Are the people
willing that yet another year shall
open nvon ERE sumo revolving fea-
lures Of corruption, tyranny and
ETisnrule? If not, let them resolve
each for himself-that II we cannot
reconcile all poll zeal opinions, we
will endeavor to unite all true hearts
In common effort to overthrow such
q corrupt government, and re-estab-
lish the principles Of 49, the more
firmly, that folly has taught rs their
value and the danger Of cutting loose
from safe precedents to drift with the
current, of maddened .fanaticism and
the wild theories OF conceited wis
dom, mock philanthropy and lypo-
critical professions to purity In NOR
ais and religion. For one, we have
little hope of so salutary q revolution
in popular sentiment, and proclaim
the advent Of new year with no ex-
pectation that 1t will DO other than a
lengthening of the chains we have
dragged, with CALLED and weary
limbs for the last six years. Tyranny
is potent through its tools and Its
wealth, and even patriotism Is de.
moralized IN presence of its bayonets
and good intentions, unsustained BY
stern integrity, and dazxled by the
glitter of its gold and succumbs te
the temptation. This yepr may bt
rendered memorable by glorious
revolution; but the heroes and pat
riots of "T6" are all dead aud .theil
descendants are apeing the Treason
|, of Arnold rather than the God-lik'
virtues of Washington. aaf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06

BRIannM YouNG ARRESTED. -
Brigham Young was arrested for
murder, at his residence in Salt Lake,
OH the I'd inst. He is.held AS pris-
oner, in his own house, in custody OF
the United States Marshal. .lii
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
Trust Sale of
Land and Mules

BY authority of n Deed executed to me
MS Trustee, by Theodore Cobb, on the 18th
day OF y uly, 1870 registered In th Regis
terra Once for Montgomery county, book
-, pages 2s3, 233 and pa, ;iiii, on Wednes-
day the 10Th day of January, 1872, on the
premises, sell at Public Auction, n Tract OF
by j. II. Ogburn 10 said Cobb. Also q tract
OF III acres, conveyed to said Cobb by r.
v. killebrew, amt "a tract containing
Cobb.
The above tracts of land will be sold on
credit of ., II, ~ and "a months. Bonds
with approved security bearing interest
nom date, will be required and lien re-
tanned. Also, a, Same time and place. and
by authority OF a Deed of Trust executed
by said Cobb to me, will sell, for cash
twelve Mules.
d. N. KENNEDY, Trustee.
Dec %, '7i-3w 3Ntf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
FOR TAILOR,


We are authorized to announce w. w.
MORRISON, rs n candidate tor Jailer.--
Election next August.
We are authorized to announce MIR
'CHARLES ii. MORRISON MS a candidate
or Jailer. Election 10 take place next.
August.
Nov. 25 lS7l-te HleN
We are authorized to announce Mr.. G. c.
JACKSON as candidate for Jailer oil
Montgomery county. ut the next election
We are author zed TO announce Mr.. j.
w. COOKSEY as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Jailor, at the next cleo
ton. ,.l s.. ...l
We gre authorized to announce Mr.. X
NJ. COLLIER, as n candidate for the Office
Of Jailer, at the August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. w
| NJ. ORGAN, MS n candidate for the ofic'
of Jailcr, at the August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.
/ HENRY LYLE, Jr., as n candidate for tn
ONCE of Jailer, at the August election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE,
At the close of Business on the 10TH day of
December, 1871.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06

I, W.P. Hume, Cashier of The First Ma
tional Bank of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, do sol
EMMY swear that the above statement is
true, TO the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief. w. Il, HUME, Cashier.
Corrcct-Attest;
s, +. BEAUMONT,
y. ". MAcnAE, Directors.
&. kRoPP, D.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, I
County OF Montgomery,
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
22nd day OF December, 1871.
Ell 4. IL. LusK, Notary Public.
Dec. 0, lS72-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-06
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons are notified and warned
"A against hunting or otherwise treaspas-
sing upon my premises, IA have been SC
much annoyed that the law will be enforc.
ed against any who do not heed this notice
Self-preservatiOn prompts this notice.
GEO. MlMMS.
January Q, lS72--it
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yopu Tuesday, Aug. I3, 1877.

NEwYoRK Tuesday, Aug H. is72
At the Exchange this day, Mr. James Nj.
Miller sold by order OF the Supreme Court unuer tne
direction OF Richard c. Beamsh referee tno TWO prcN
houses and irregular plot of land io6xiaxiesxSs2Slo
xf6o known No. 319 Hcnry-st., east Hne' Det"eeh
scammel and Grand sta, and No SIT drand-st. south
side between Sheriff and CoIumbiass.; sold to Charles
c. Dean FOR $4,000.
Mr. Joseph Mcclure adjourned the supreme Court sae
OF the premises known as the stadt Theaer NOS 70 anu
Al Bowery TO "Wednesday q, by order OF hehrS o.
Cullen esq, referee.
Messrs f. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold the threcs'ory
and extension brick house and lot 5sXeolOo known as
No s Fifth ave- east side 90 feet north OF ThiryseV-
enth-st., for the sum of $4,000
For tomorrow, Wednesday Aug H. there are 'nreo
auction sales of real estate advertised 10 take place at
the Exchange two of being Of legal nature anu
an extensive and important character, az IonoMs.
nv Rleccler Son lot Of Land consisting OF 6O44 acres
located in the counties Of the State kenlsc
By Joeph Mcuire legal under the direction OF Abel 'iA'
referee the rl1l8I5A9 ooaed on ue noath sGe o o'
thirds feet inches west Of Firaye
By Bent Fairchd legal sale under the direction OF Sdn n
referee n poes OF properly located on the north ride Of Eighty
A. l75 et Of Nnthave Of the following dlenson
The three nearest each l6STuZE tbf uch
rece. each the the east each aOrV2 ana no
last pie 26.3rlU22
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
pASSENG ERS ARRITED.

FROM IIvERPoOL-In steamship Scotia Aug l3Nt and Mrs
i sfs T NJ M.: sH wa.o J. WoB B3o% e. aoa
Bq snes e9d f Tc3i IsS. H. j. a.SoS SniP1 Ma 1.
Hodges BID Mr. and MLs R. M A5a%: nas5 Ms. n SSS M
Tut Miss Helen Mt a9dMrs T fsry Mr. and aT;'
r Richmond Redmond, NJ p H9ni Ms. Hunt and maid E.
armstrong AGG.iIS1S H. Hon ~ hgh"'B osvy Hon
9T and servant hnI Nj. and L"a MLs 4 hss ma..ds b.
SSS ssdfco W Iie91sT'o3 N y' R,. RG%en b Nj: E
W.. sT'G. s.SV si Rs sa'5 fsaa hS Mr. % and Mrs e
A. Bscer Mrs b Bsbcock and servant BabcOek three
a Aissi psts g'PIGi % De- Scyees Miss NJ schemes ws@
PS + : FS FS w " B fG PoS ssa'GR T. Mr. and
Dickson Ms Ward Miss Rogers, LO5.eh, j. H.
T'0R HOPE o. a. n'i'f baUesn a. B. faconer
RA'' S n c MIS- R1'S f. wso6 D'E Fas oSoSs S':t
BPtsg' sha'Tss Ti. Layton M,i4s A,y Mr. o. and Mo mc T.
soS F. G. LOtner T. Harrison Mr. and Mrs dickson p Graham,
yer Mis-: Hanson Master Hanson Argumbau D Elder De
HSr! S wSsr f1is SfnST WHSLE M. o wb @ M Whistler and
children and two %rs Rey Il kSnnsay T. Mood.
NJ and Mrs W Hutehi3qa Goslag W seheasT h. g. Tank
% W. Bu50i4sE s: j. HSc,S1 % a. A'I " ~ SqaS
Rev Bayan Master H. Seeiey D. Bec1~ith J. s. AarmAdOke D.
d ;qE E NJ Gy @ ASs sI MMr .1% aTd Mi sb
sp Mr. and Mn G. Carried Mr. and Mrs McBme Mrs Freeman
and Mrs Baker Mrs Cotton and child Mrs Wright,
and servant Mr. Mrs MeNeey and children Mr. Green Miss
Mis- Louisa Blown Miss Alice Brown Miss evils and
Me Thokelsen, Hodge BniSss Oliver heCready Morn Nc
Looms L H Fraser Austin, Bennett Jackson Koppenbu, r.
wT{aa White. eIy Cunningham GiLgan Hope C. Wright o6aa
Ind go
PROM sAvANSAH-In steamship San Slrador Aug l3-J W
McAlpa L. Beard Bernhard Mrs W J. sans j. II. Hirt,, G.
Wache Mrs Peck A. Champion A. Taylor Mr. HAseg Cobla1s
Foster H. Flint KulmAn, J. Marx, II. Marx, ID. Hhpo
Hamilton Mrs Hicks UAvendof and wife j. A. kven, g.
Lyttle H. G. Mehrsus 81 PeAman Mr. and Mrs Geo A.
HchO Mrs Clay children and Mr. and Mrs IT, Guhne.
g. A. Mercer King BresnAn NJ Wright Mrs Emma rbsrnsr,
T. u soSds msS;s Ss Bar S rt S n ss@S 6t M
Gibian W. Morgan W. Britain L. Rcb, Mr Pierce and two
and chren B. K Whitaker, A. NJ Happod,
Mrs Have Goeth Clair Koch Mr. and Mrs r. Champion,
J. A. BortOd child. g. A.
Mercer children Mr. and Mrs. Mccall,
Mrs. Sphga aud child r. F. Besnan MrL Scar d. r. Bres
ThoUa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YoRK....

PORT OF kEWfORk. AUG. -
CLEARED.
Steamship Tnnacn. OBJ Thompson Glasgow Bros
steamship wyanoke Couch, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk Oh
steamship Volunteer BoOdgoOd, Philadelphia Jorsd Steamship
Steamship MArs, Grumey, Philadelphia wm kirkpatrick
Steamship Beverly. Pierce PhilsdelDHA
Steamship PsnDie Penon Philadelphia Loard Steamship CO.
Steamship GAucus Walden, Boston, II. r. DinOck.
Bark Phhof No BndIon Queenstown Falmouth for orders
Bark Canada Ger Lammon, stettin c. Tobias Co.
Bari VI. w Brett. Davis Montreal, Brett, Son A Co.
Brg Five Brothers. Randall Ysats Miller 4 Hoaghton.
Bhs RAtb Drsco, Boston. simpson Clspp 4 Co
Sehr Wm MeOObb, Horton NewLondon, H. W. Jackson Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Italy CBr Thompson Liverpool Jny 81 and Queenso
Aug. l. With ndse and pass National Steamship Co.
With mdss and pass 70 GLss O.. PrsbcElvn
steamship CITY Of Galveston Rowland Nevoesns July a. and
Havana Aug g. with mdse and pass to G. H. Mallory Co
Steamship Salvador Eckeon Savannah with mdse and
steamship Ellen Terry, sayesr Sewbern, n O. with
Sc, 70 Muray Ferris a Co.
ship Minerva Norj. JohAesen Hamburg 8 dAys with mdse
Bark Excelsior Bowers, Gloucester, hGss DAYS, IN ballast.
Sehr Ben Bolt (Br Drake S. George hys with lumber
sehI Freedom Brl King Windsor s. 10 dAy with plaster
sehI Sam Shet of BIhm hufo Messna 90 days and 40
from Gibraltar, With fruit
sehI yaPo,; Applegs,e, Georgetown, &c.
sdhr !; s. Gilmore smh Virginia
sl sehI y Nm n SSIs stesl Virginia
Sehr. NJ A. TyleT. Petersen Virgins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTOS, Aug. l3Arnved steamship Eecla from Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
sOUTHAsDTOs. Aug lathe Loyds steamship.
Yori Kug New York Aug and Tlpug Jaeger from Bait
more Aug both Tor Bremen have arrived here the former yesterday
orrKSsTowS Ans laHe White Star LDs steamship Republic
The cunsrd line steamship Csabna MSSsB rom Aug
liverpool arrived here at o'clock this morning
steamship CITY Of Paris. Ieteh from EewYOE Aug for Liverpool
McynLs Aug fTs Anchor Line steamship c.ledon. Oven.
LyEgPooL Aug I3-Anved ships Margaret Poloei from New Or
leans June with 800 baIs Of cotton SgOore SswYorl ya
IFor --latest snip Ners see FIN Page
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WRnNRSnAY- Ara. u

WEDNESDAY. AuG. u
Mails Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per ,eamsn
Mnnesota close at Supplementary Mail on Pier No 20 NJ
r., isc eli at NJ. Steamship sails at p
deposited In Supplementary Mail must De eP' VII"
double postage
A Prusaan Closed Mail is sent bY this line. . :, ,,---
Sates Bremen, per steamship hanno'e
close at IL q. - ,,-n-..o. -
German Mail sent By this line Steamship s " p m'
from Pier foot Of ThiId-st Iloboken
THUKSDAY Arc IS.
Mails Europe via Plymouth, Cherbours and HAm0nIe per
,p Hammonia IL Supplementary Mail from 1901 OF
Tbrd Hoboken is closed m. Steamship sails at m nom
foot Of Tmrdst, Hoboken go, -. 4, ...,A .,,,
IAN depOted Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VIVID
donble postage A. c.,-,i.
Mails ior Havana West Indies steamship Columbia
close m Supplementary Mail Pier No N H. Is closed AZ
2:5O o. Steamship sails at 3 .. . ,.,o.
Sant0 Domingo etc, by the steamship lyDe Close " y
m Steamship sails al o. N from Pier No n. r.
Halifax n S. closed at the New.forE e'e
Tburpiay o'clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- on
Friday at 6 .. =, -
FRIDAY, AUG IT,
No Steamship Mails =, . -,
Letter postage West Indies except when going direct w
be 10 half PApeB cents each which must O A
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

srs,e oanse Nor havc been able 20 ascertain that the
inoendiarism OF Mr. Jacob Thompson had any psecept
after the fact at that capital, save by Judah ~
min, who operated under the Jewsh usp 90,
Tho stupendous impohcy OF tho thlng ~ Wn"t
amazes one With regard Co Mr.. Greeley, !
reneat1as hitberto puhlicly said nv me-that
his action that matter alone would entic MN 70 no
support OF myself and Of my friends ana clu V
the friendship OF all who have any wish 10 deoentrzo
and restore the Government TO the theory OF tho
and TO the practice Of the better days OF the
have direced authentic copies be made OF all the par
tcular papers in question, with Instructions TO trahs.
10 Tug rRIBUNE Office, that YOU may hOld ia clech a
newsnaper which may venture to put forth "a goo1
enough Morgan until after the election. Donbtiess IS
an, hnf weak politician and notwithstanding lohe
and rather eventfu Hfe still ignorant OF human naro
hut did really think and still do think that MT
Lewis connection or non-cOnnectiOn with the aioIcsaI
Conference tso-callcd) should gain him tens oi ,hou
of friends and supporters both North and south Ill
VI ~ JNo. I. PICKETT,
clifton House, Niagara Falls. Canada Aug TO- 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
clifton Hcnst
THE COURTS.
DECTsIONS-AUG. 10.

S,,rerne ouyt-Chapsbers BY Judge Barrett
BroEe sg BnleysoOn denied without costs Adams ,s ss s sn
80. nlsntd, motion and 10 punish denied WIN
ont costs aud prejudice renewal upo9 le en e Ill.,
ts~ Rsnstt AFT denied with ~ costs hner
sgt sektsModop denied with 81 costa Wiedenheh sgl & E
ton Coated Jacob AIT Loanna.-Appeauon oened Du WI
townsend -AppiesOn denied 10 the matter OF the
denied without costs and without pie]nu
20 -ewa ppon further avts tSee menu The Mechanics ana
dsrs NaSons Goodman ct a-houon granted WIN DIV
cOs
Supe-ior Court--Specdl Term-By Judge MOnell.-
ses at discharge order Of arrest cned 1i
reduced TO $500.
Common PLeas-Special Term-Bv Judge Robinson.
peyn ae Pke-Case sd6e Sedhed-Referees report
confirmed divorce granted plaintiff Waensen agt
erred bach 10 reee to report testimony which the allowance sas
made
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
CALKNpARs-Tms DLY.
spPRhsE CouRI-CHAEBKD-Barrett. J. Opens al ~ a. m
farc lied At N

CAIHNDARS-THls DIr
spPRhnE RI-CHAEBKRs-Barret, j. Opens al ~ m ''n
daT called At IL m.
% Mever. act Uaufor5 Ill .DetI sgt DetL
Prankenstein. lB keerVan egt OIhe .,,
i5I So a. Ssr,o he Thatcher and
i53 Sane set same Board Of ApporuoDment
l5. Wood agt Bowles -. ana huoe G..
isi Arderson sgt Anderson. I83 Grant sgt. Same.
ia o,borne agi Cadv 1885, FernsndeI a Gisperd ct al
l69 BentI &c sgt Bent1 and otffs ,,,,,, rvf. u..h
sRssIoNsBef0re Judge Bedioru-mmtih
Brean Maien Nette Wilson, robbery Chai &
.h Ayton Thomas Conner Frank Winans Edward Meugh James
n GcoTge Watson lanes Kerby Michael Lakn John Finley,
Patrick Lynch Thomas Dempsey, John Collins AeAhup NN'
Michael Carty burglary.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
DO Uhom II man Concern

CARD.-O6ice of the Hercules Mutual Life
~ Assurance Society Of The u s. 20 BfosdWsy Eew-YokThe
DIRECTORY pessg. nfornins the pebble policy
REMOVED from - Union
sdress where will be pleased heretofore a kinds
Of Lfe and Endowment Policies W. w. MORGAN, President
h. y. WosTnAs. Secretary.
LOUIS BAUER Agent EewYort Boosl,a JOSEPH
PBsCHr sspsnBisndsBt Of te oerss Dspstues 0sd
Aen lSIl.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
NIETATIRE ALMANAC

Sur 5U9 100 Moon 05
Sandy HOok... 2:5l Cows Island. 322 Hell Gate Fey 5ll
Sandy OOk m 328 Island l02 Hell Gate Ferry. 55l
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
EEW.YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND PULL-POW Erred STEAMSHIPS
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC. BALTIC. ADRIArIC
REPUhLIC CELTIC. MAJESTIC, ATLANTIC,
6lo0 TINS burien-3l0OO b. D.
safg from NewYork SATURDAYS Liverpool THURS
DAYS aud Corb lis rbor the dsY followna
ATLANTIC SATURDAl. Ausast II. at 1890 2. m
BALTIC SATURDAY, August "a. at 1000
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY, August 81. at 401 IN
OCEANIC, SATURDAY, September T. st8:3O a m
From the White stsi DocE Payors Ferry. Jersey CITY
Passenger all clsSseI) unryae combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons and bathrooms mlishp
ton where least motion felt Surgeons aad seward accompany
these
RATEs-Ssoon $50 gold sesge $50 currency. Those wish
ing send for friends from the Old County obtain steerage
prepaid certificates, SJ3, currency.
booked from all OF America Pans hnOurI
Eor Sweden, India Australia. Chips &c.
Drafts from al upward.
For Inspection plans other information apply The Company,
onees No. 10 Broadway. New-iork j. H. SFARks. Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
IT. = bALI"INi "tlrI'I afs'uktI "t'H1-
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LIE to Water Gap soufsbnrg Scranton,
Bnghsmou Syracuse ami OsEego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depo NeSYok foot of Barcs and foot Of Cstopherst
8o BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. booston Branen,
directly through from Newfork Bnghmon syTanse and Or
without change Of Dover Chester r.
Waterloo with SueT e r. and scranton with l. and g. r. of
Kingston Wlkebarre. Ptson. tc
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denye With Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with
for And0yr and Newton hRgton With the L. and W r. r.
Water Sroudsburg Bend
OsSego and az FmpbuP with Dehh aud
LehiRh VALLEY X. r. for al points o those roads.
1900 PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS Gewark Madison
Phlpshnrg with Bel Del r. Beydere
susauehanna R. Legh Valley Bethlehem,
town Msuch Chunk Wilkesbarre Reading and hurg.
~ D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
BoutOn directly and without
stopping saoDs
ILrtsf Il. r, and at Wate5oO with SusseI r. r.
D. m PHILLIPSBuRG EXPRESS Dover
ter r. r., Waterloo with r. r. and at Phil psbuy With Ls
high and Susquehanna r., and Lehgh Valley r. for Bethh
Allentown. Reading Harrisburg, and the West -,
4:20 m ACKBfTSfOWN EXPRESS connects with Chester M
and with SUSSEX r. r. for Andoyer, Newton and Franklin
5:2J .. m DOVER EXPRESS -
For MoRRIsrOwN. 7 slJ ll:Oo, I2;oo m, 7o, 80 t2o
$40 and m. -
4a0 52l, $50. 100 aud 8:jJ N. - - - . - ..
and 1900 m lO 2O, $50 i $50 $40 6o0 I;oosN sb,
For NEWARK at 7.l5 1880 7:5o $50. slO ao 'Ioo 1870.
A and m sgH,
43O 4:40 $40 $40 800 $780, 9l5 aud l2o
Trains marked stop at East Newark.
Leave Eew.York for BLOOMFIELD and hONTtbAlB at 1888,
s5 ani lO4o ald 200 3;2O $50 5:2o $40 aud so
A. REASOhER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
Excursions.

EXCURSION.-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
II cheap EXCURSION and RockAway Beach for miles
by the SOUTH RAILROAD Do not fail to enjoy IT, Trains
leave Roosevelt and ~ and j. ami q 80
p returning in good season
GRAND EXCURSION to CONEI ISLAND.
" GEN SEDGWlCk leaves NeN-l ora
for CONEY ISLAND EVERY DAY as follows
Chrstopher-st, &I5 a IN Pier 4, n. r., $3.50 a. m
Chhstopher.st, IL noon; Pier T. N. r., l2:l5 ?.
D. Pier T. n. X, J:l3 y
Extra Trip from Piers N. r., 5R m
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
Ueooine garos. &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n ton-st-wEDDING CARDS and PINE STATIONERY (Es.b-
hsbed 1851