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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

ioucAao, June 19.-Flour-Quiet and
weak SRheat-No. /. 81 %; No. q, q 20.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, 300. ,0ats-No:2 at
25RG Rye-No. BAT Coo. BArley-FGll
No. 2 qu6tAble Rt 89c.s , Pork-sales ut
$40 76, Lard-$S 3d. Bulk Meats and
Bacon-NO sales. Whisky-S0c. %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

BALTIMORE, June 10. -! Flour, and
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Active and firm; mixed western Coo
Oats-Weak; mixed western ,40s42c;
white 44a49c. Rye-Dull at 70a75c.
Provisions-Dull and nominal. Butter
Unchanged. WhiSky--Small sales at este.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

BAss-These fine fish are being caught
~ The Potomac in greater numbers than
ever before. MeSsrs. Joseph and Charles
Af6ingcr caught 81 pounds in q halt day
IN Monday last, and on Wednesday MI.
j, ". Corby caught A pounds in the
same length Of Willidm1pOrt Plot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

A GREAT; many folks took their chill
dren % the show on Wednesday. II Is
suEprising how many grown people It
tGkes to escort one child,-HdHcoek C0Ur.
ipT -.a. .I Z. E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

met today and discussed the dntdcNT
condition Of the company but ElIOdfaSa
till tomorrow without any tUtioH boing
taken on the question Of the issue Of new
bondp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20
mot all tho gay pageants Of earth
Can with q dead body compare"

Certainly Of all occasions and ceremo.
nies, the rites over the dead should be free
from curiosity, ostentRtlon, or even publ.
city, and in the simple improved way Of
MF. J. BIS burial services, all these I'm.
pleasant associations can be avoided. It
will be o blessed relief 10 the family TO
know that they can quietly lay their dead
to rest without being the victims Of grim
ceremonies, or objects Of public criticism,
and the unnecessary expense will bespared
to those who can ii afford the usual out.
lay but.Who feel constrained In all ways
to follow tho prescribed customs. Let
public favor sanction what good sense and
delicaCy approve, and conStrain even the
vulgar 10 dispense with hepomp, parade
and ghastllneSs Of the ordinary first.
class" funeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-20

ILRI : . ||i0|--T NV al l.I.l !.
8 E5'gEod n TEL .p1'
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
PHILOSOPHICAL FICTION.

The late Lord Lytton wrote constantly for at
least half century, and though he obtained great
celebrity IN only one Kind OF literary composition
ne cultivated several not unsuccessfuily. From
the day when, IN extreme youth, he published
weeds and Wild Flowers TO that In which, In
the mellow year OF a full lowered maturity, he
ANONYMOUSLY gave TO the world "The Coming
Race" MS pen not only was never idle, but was
generaliy employed TO purpose In the execution
OF which genius, learning, exquisite refinement or
Thought ana feeling the habit OF idealization and
perfect mastery OF most fascinating styIe were
conspicuous. Nor. though the youth OF tho
author at the time pelham. was comnIe,ea
justires our regarding that work as an examine of
precocity, we're Lord Lyttons abilities or mat
forced and unhealthy sort which early comes Ia
fruit and as early falls into mediocrlty or decay
what he wrote at 90 Is intellectually healthier ana
more manly than what he wrote at 26 Gradually
he grew out OF those morbidities ana Alterations,
those vices In literature and morals which distort
several Of his earlier novels: that The series,
taken as whole--we speak OF the romances
alone-may be nkened to a cnain OF linked gems,
the individuals In which, commencing with a rather
low value constantly increase IN beauty aud in-
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
SUBURBAN SHORTCOMINGS.
The Alleged OmciaI Maiefeasnnce and
Forgery In MOrrisania.

The allegations OF forgery and fraud against
william Leslie, member OF the Morrisania Board
OF Trustees, still form a prominent topic OF dis.
course among the ring ridden taxpayers OF that
place. Leslie is charged among other things,
with having a1xed the signature OF an intimate
friend to check for sos. ana out OF this have
grown ugly rumors, which implicate more than one
town oficer In transactions OF q rcprchensibe. if
not dishonest character. Some two or three weeks
have elapsed since the charges Indicated were first
made known. and yet the town authorities have not
deemed IL prudent TO institute such a thorough in
vestlgation OF these and other alleged Official mis-
demeanors as would brand the delinquents with
the lniamy they have merited. The action OF the
Board OF Trustees at a recent meeting, whereby
resolution was adopted expelllng Leslie before the
latter has been legally called to account Tor the
alleged offence, Is regarded by many as a ruse to
prevent disclosures winch might seriously impli-
cate some oil the municipal officers who have
hitherto passed for honest men In the cOmmunty
IL Is not improbable that the Grand Jury Will be
asked TO Investigate the whole matter during It's
next session, as the District Attorney has been
lully aDDrised OF the anairs
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

light or moonllgns effect The ensemble is tender
and beautiful but the momeniary appearance OF
naturalness results only from the intenser artid-
ciallty OF the other accessories.
chief among the characters are Isaura Ccogna
a young singer who abandons her intention
to go upon the stage and becomes a
successful romance writer instead: Gustave
Rameau, young poet, some OF whose
characteristics suggest that Swnburne may
have been the model Victor de Maueon, man OF
family. wronged by cruel suspicion in early life,
and avenging himself by political intrigue in his
maturity; the brothers Raoul and Enguerrand, ex-
apply such term Co the literary art; Colonel Nor
ley in which the author mas ridiculously failed In
his intention OF consistently putting slang into the
mouth OF an accomplished American gentleman; (;
Mrs. Mor.ey, his wife, a very graceful and spark
ling creation; Signora Venosta. retired prma
DONNA full OF vanity. childishness and good nature;
Duplessis and Louvier, the rival fnancers Alain
de Rochebrant an ideal picture or brave,
ingenious and generous young man, full OF chval-
ric ardor but proof against the temptations OF
Partisan Lille Frederic Lemercer, his friend, and
NJ Savarn, a successful author. There are nu-
merous episodes which the art OF lew authors be-
sides Lord Lytton could have described without
abandoning the DRIFT OF the story; there are With
csms and aphorisms upon every page, and over
all shines that light for which we can find no more
expressive epithet than ''Bulwerian,n and which
certainly does not belong to this little, obscure
world.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
A GARD FROM THE MANAGER OF THE UNION
SQUARE THEATRE
UNION SQUARE THEATRE,
NEW YORK, Dec. IL, 1873.

NEW 1ORk, DcC lS Aos"
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The communication of "Anti-Pun'' In TINS morn
ings HERALD contains an attack upon lady con-
nected with this theatre and upon our audiences
which cannot pass unnoticcd. FAR criticism
upon' "I ed Astrayu or the manner In which 1t Is
acted ia not n subject with which manager has
the right to md fault when 1t is confined to legti
mate limits. portion OF the article IS not, how
ever, within these limits.
Tba manager would be recreant to his duty to
an otherwise defenceless lady did he not indig-
nantly deny the assertions contained In 'Anti-
Pufrsu attack on Miss weathersby. They are as
nntrne as they are coarse, and the in!erences
sourht to be drawn from them are not
onIy unjust to the lady named; but when he adds
and daughter TO see It," he attacks also the audi
ences at this theatre, which are the equal In nte-
gence, wealth ana fashion OF those Of any Of the
other theatres In the city. Since "Led Astray,
was produced have received the most gratifying
compliments rom many OF our best people, not
the shape OF personal assurances and letters OF
unstintcd praise.
word as to the illusions OF "Anti-Pufrr to a
''claquc" and to "paper." They are both equally
destitute OF foundation, and while your cor
respondent finds It singular" that tins the
atre should always be full when others are
empty, I think can point with. pride TO the
solution OF that "sngularn mystery In the merit
OF our plays and their acting. No " eater compl-
mcnt could be paid to the Judgment OF the man
agement or the excellence oi the company. Free
ro ns % ~ and
styles IL, would not be sent TO the Lotos or any
other club where the membership consists OF Jour
nalists and actors, who are by courtesy given the
entyte OF the theatres without the formula or
'papcr."
come within my province 10 reply to- and, were "
not my duty TO defend the character OF the lady
assalled, as well as that OF the audiences at this
theatre, should not make this claim on your In
dugcncc. Very respectfully, yours,
a. NJ. PALMER. Manager.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

year. There Is no instance or so rapid a fortune
among plaYwrights, ior since his first success NJ.
Sardou has brought out ut least one anu some
times two or three plays regularly every year.
and not one OF them has run Tor less than loo
nights The list Is too long 10 copy, but II may be
mentioned that NJ. Sardon's fertility oil composition
has drawn down on him repeated accusations OF
plagiarism and even suits at law TO recover dam
ages But NJ. Sardou has always come clear out OF
court. and he is now swapping MS nngers
at NJ AssOant, who claims to have hrst
originated the idea OF "Unce SAM" M. sardou's
first wife Is dead. but he was married again last
year to Mile. Souiie daughter OF the librarian OF
the Chateau de Versailles, and he has an IN ant son
aud heir. Like all French authors who attain 70
wealth, N. Sardou has built himself prlncely
mediavai looking palace and adorned IL with rare
art collections and antique furniture. IL stands
at Marley. and opens ITS gates hospitality to visit
ors and strangers. also to the poor for M. Sardou
Is open handed, and has never ceased to remem-
ber the days OF his Indulgence. Or course the
thor OF "La Famille Benoiton" is decorated with
the Legion or Honor, and he now cherishes the
ambition OF composing some master work which
shall get him elected to the French Academy. Let
us hope that this master work will be worthier
OF him than "Uncle Sam.n
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
T0NTsTIC MARKETs.

Rarrarg jrls lsc.iteH arm Low Nldli9s 9 iys Flos %
tna southern White southern 1lo7ie; ielos do 5!e Ai1sl
<c Ws,i-r Nle soa4zS d. White, 4a45c Rye DUH at iva
- lsy gaghsnE Poysogs 59I hnl l9ainsl; A & Fq.. C
RID Si, &C.; Bacon shoulders, i lb sides, s Se4L b
srl Butter unchanged WhsEsy-sllsi sles a, s5sc'
CHcAso IgFour quiet and weak only local trnde prices
81 SS '- N 5 esb or Joae: 81 6 Jaiy; s IS August No
spnns - ~ - oyi hsss s-e 80 scra 4.sf% % ana q Yea Am, @
7e Oa 80 10y for spot No q 23ei quiet end was @ iutqse de
90 Barley nominal No Fan guoatle at 6cc Pot quiet
Meets quiet and unchanged Bacon q3et AMI 9nhaneei; no
saes "sty ,,ea3y O. e'c .ahe iiegts No I & y % %
s1ood bash Oss 400 bush Rye Sp 6nsh Barley smgn'n
Oa.s q 40 bush Rye.
ctscsyAri Juae ITlour dun at &c 7,as7 Is wheat Dun
ta asI aoniny S0isc barley da and NOMINAL B4,T quiet
s+s, ss l Pom Soa 2is' steam & Ks s & e' B9 ' Meas
qae sboides, 6ic Clear hb Sde 9,q9lGi cesT Sati sa
sie; Side, 4age ,~LY siesly at a9 49, t.,..,
81 8 No RED - e. Corn steady s514ss ar No /,
At e Petroleum que a s. & 3 3 & Tls11ns % vse, ann and lower
at % EIIa White; 81 y o No whtei 81 - Tor NO. no.
eal s3a lower a. t9 o % am 19 M & 5cn5g "a At Je B
&c, & ~ E95 go & 5 "o Fo 30 SSis 5aS G' Wheat s 9
''II I. Jse Ilour DALI some grades lover; Efa Family.
81 r Red md Amber on arrival Cog steady a. s.@Se s1eke
fr@ shoacn 5la7ic Clear RG sides, a9.e Clear sides 9ls
Iacsed Bull de quiet and sa1y Shoueis l 4iG CeaI h9
isais,s. Pan i5c Lsrd-Teioes 9ie5lc Eys, ioqlole;
Il.
MExrn Jane 9foaNo demand Cen ,Sl 1S hIl qlsaqnse &
T.mBI Bacon 01et at .a7c Shoulders g0Slc for sides
MLwAuEEE ja1e lgF0ur dull saa a1ehaage1 saes o. y
IRA Puer a. 1a 20 Wheat hrm aud ~ iaH deulnd'
sales Of 10 a. ~ yi No. p q Hi cash selef Jans
- ~: stier July. Ia Oats steady a. nc oI no T.
Corn Dun aud declining c2lc oT No Mixed Rye duH end 9
nal a. Gllc Barley dull AM nominal at t9c 2 No
Sunny Pfeghts-Wheat Bu1al0, Cici u OsEeg0 lZc
osps-30 bbs Pour OOJ busA Wheat shDmens-oO0
bts. Flour, and l25 40 bush. Wheat ..-o, o.
EEwORLE4ys Jaue l3Corn dull spd easier al 5oye C''s
lower 7Oc Sugar firm a. y05lc fy f. 20
Other articles unchanged ETeuange-ht,Hng iz'j Ne~
York Sight premium: God, llb4. .
l ff gun ls July. AID decuing b1perin - n
50. E1.ns S50 % state ONO. Bld Indiana Ekta Fal
q 3Gse p Wheat hfner but small business ke1 81 Oa 81
Amber G5 No J spring 81 a. RTe-Ste 53e Corr bTmeri
Ye.0s j5USc; Brel Western, &d57c OatsBlsness small
quotshonf lover White, 454fc Black. ic Whisky, B~Soc
Alcohol al Tsa 81 90.
ToLsBo JaSs lyfoar quiet ard unchanged Wheat irregular
II No White Wabash So No MMte Michigan 81 33i
Amber hegan spot ~ q .eler jane SO ssleI July, -
Red ~ 50 10 DO. 81 "a No 5 Corn steady al
l2e foT gh Mixed spot seller Jay l2t eef August 4ic seller
September i3!c feos fllc grace c Oats-Se Of No
~ Mcbgs1, J5id Ffegh dull unchanged Receipts
a 900 6bs Poar roo bash Wheat 35yJy Corn and no
buh Shipueuts-zOgJ bbl FOuf 500 bush Wheat 1900
bush Corn, and 1900 buih. Oats
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
The N8V-J3?s8T Midland Railway Co.
PROPOSALS FOR SGOO,0OO
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
TaHA.rnsn.. ogncs. 2s Ya..Ar.sr.. !

u,
Sealed proposals. properly ndorsed will be received this oGo ur
TUESDAY noon the 9Th Juy, proK m hundred thousand
doar par 6OoOO Of the CONSOLIDATED Mortgage God Bonds
Of Tia Comlau7, not less than { 1000 each
bonds bear interest from May 1873 at the rate Of seven per
cent per anrum payable annually November and May 10 gold
coin principal being also payable IN gold CON- May D. 1873
These bonds are by Mortgage upon the Road with m wst
.t ferry franchises provide m the funding and retiring Of
present Indebtedness Of the Company for improving and developing
tie water front WeehsWken for duoesekng the main
@ Of toe rails and for extending the road to the
nectiou viii the Gells Al The Delaware River.
The bonds are IN Of 81 900 coupon registered
Proposals should be for price a and must be accompanied by
certified equal TO I've cent On the amount Of bonds
proposed taken returned in Of noneeepnee Of pro
posaL
The bonds will he ready for delivery Jny at this o when
the balsBoe due must be paid
The Company the night to reject and all proposals offered
Full p.cass sh ps prospectus Of The road be had at
mi. oace C. A. WORTREDYKB President
n. H. Low, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lcvpov Jlre mThe ~ discount 'or hrea months
ls open market l5 cent below the Bs1k Of Blali
rte Oousols closed uuchs1geI United States twenty bonds,
New Fve dsf Ere Railway share, &.
IALrs. .-teutc- closed 80 'hi. ltc-
Quiet fteafF the
fgs he been lUoo bales iIcung 900 ioG export aud
f9ecu ltol a the sales $500 bales American
LONDON June l5.-IG.low, 4J 44j per cwt
ANTWERP june lJpstr0iou 50 francs ior dIe Pale American
LoNpON Iy- toas0ls opened 52 for money,
81 United states Fyo twenty bOuls i7 DID,
81; 3s g1t Ien-FOIue aJ New Fves, GJt Enc Railway
shares. 43i.
Pans. Jlne l9-ll a. u--Reutes opened az $751; 9jc.
IHvEkPlOL a. I.tOrOn and steaIJ
ui1.lu- It ID sJ.; M.4ihHg Orleans. a4dstl
L0SD0S. June l5-2 D. u.--Lup Railway shares oJt
jane 2 Saes Of Cotton slpeI from savannah
Charleston. deliverable jane a. l5I; from te ports
deverbe n Juy ugust d. rol NeaOrsAls d-vat
August 9d BTeauIhe llarie is qut- Pors
t1I q tfL fer Nes Mess
L0ynoy. June s-.efDel Petroleum, li,i. y gallon.
LIyEEP00L jane l9-l ,. mCottUu s que, GLd steady.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
THE
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL 6 HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PROPOSALS FOR $2,OOO,OO0
EIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS.
TuEAsrREns OFFICE, GaAvD CryTEAL DEryr,l
n-L-L nnu- Irnn Il ILlI.


PROPOSALS. sealed properly oIsJ val be re7el at this
Ofce TN noon on WEDNESDAY tb "a dy Of Juy next for TWO
MILLIONS OFDOLLARS (ez10Ojy in the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of tins Company.
These INTEREST SEVEN PR CENT payable on t Of
January All july the principal being due A The MORT
GAGE by they secured upon Tie entire Rail-
road. property. and fraachses OF the Company.
The exceed S3OOooJ at per cent and
900 sterling per The latter have been placed in Lon
don At pro yelling upward $40 currency free Of all expenses
m each 500 in gold Ofhe former $1,000 O0 reserved
10 prov De present Outstanding Bonded Debt OF the Company
Tie amount row offered the plbc part u the remainder and
VIII be issued coupon" Bonds slOO each 10 Registered
Bonds and principal payable order aud Transferable
Company Of 81 aud 1900 each the ouion Of
those og proposals beginning the first day Of July
next.
Proposals price "fl The accrued interest TO
without specific addition ~ the price therefor and may be
for The whole any par. less than $1,000 Bach proposal
should state deHomhaOn % Bonds wantei ahd of Beg
eF Bonds SANg which they be issued shol be
c1ray gvai accompanied by certified check
its equivalent equal the amount OF The
Bonds po51.s kenuch be appLet toward payment n
case Of acceptance proposal and 10 lie returned Of noncspt'
anee
proposals accepted win be ready for delivery
THURSDAY the ION day OF Jay next this ocs At which time and
place the balance due must BE- paid.
The Company the night reject Oh proposals offered
4. {. CLARKE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
RECEWTs OF PRODUCE.
p,v Norts yi-e- geq,,s md Railroads

JyNr l5l PIGS. As' rss EeeswaE, 40 lJs Copler BIG
C..tr y i..s Cotton. 81 uks DHel % 22i3 5h r.
s 6s Ioll 800 DIS MssI 2l55 bush; ERlt 6OJi bush.
Beans. Hemp 'J 4f Fhresd 6 Hides 20 bi Hides,
f0 ts. Ro1 81 hb Spirits Iur0enue 21J bb Crude Iurpen-
sides Leather 100 DkgS Oicake 23l pkgs. Cut
Lard 210 kegs Lard 2ll Pkgs Cheese 63 pkss
Better ll0. Us bags Peanuts 55
sI Cf Lids. Tobacco 90 Tobacco SO bales WOOL saJ bOi
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
.p,, p,la. and 2iaale soh, in bond

o., p a7eie currency duy pad and % d2le soh IN o0n
ths merket tc,aV vas uuiei and UNCHANGED
S1FARlN Quiet and heavy az " po Citv At p
1-e - o N Sgc and l9ol0 % Common al o9 ,.o
ifcihei sa's w AZ s'c
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
Loan for S2,928,OOO
FOR THE
Deficiency ! Sinking Fund,
Section Three, Article Seven of the Constitution.
Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
Gight Thousand Dollars,

for which Transferable Certificates Of stock PRINCIPAL AND INTER
Est PAYABLE n GOLD either Registered Coupon at option o
the purcl viii be issued in The Of the People Of the rie o.
Yor credit Of the Sinking Fund.- nude Section 1Tee Ar
Gle Seven Of the Constitution bearing interest I The te OF 81 PEI %
per annu payable semaunua the st days OF January ara jay
10 each year and the principal renbnrsb On the h DAY o JAY one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-oue. v,--.-,.
that the Commissioners are 70 be AZ liberty 20
all proposals. the Oe not sucn as 10 ef
on alvants the interests of the state
proposals may for the WHOLE part Of said loan not s'
than S5,)Ol cf-ti-r
An proposals sealed mp and ndoeI Loan Tor he SINKING
d aid nco envelope directed the Auditor OF The lanai
Department. Albany, n. v -, ,-----,--..
Of the pr1poal or by 3Oth Day Of June instsut d. IN
PAYMENTS be made depOtug the same % the ce e %
Traurer Of of NewYo account of the Cana tun
10 the bank Of the Manhattan COMPANY! Ne"-lofA ~ S.yo
turing h6 first day QJay 49, WH Oa Fe'etA 9" Py"J
suisTtptign % M Her loan ,t,--. -
the loan will commence on t1e hIst "a! OF u
the trsi OF January ~ ue
of Manhattan Company in the tiy Of NeWlor|
O"' O JOHN c. ROBINSON.
Ileui. Governor
NELSON X. HOPKINS.
Comptroller
g. HILTON SCBIBNER,
Secretary OF State
THOMAS BAINES.
Treasurer
FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
AuorneT- General
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
rAvANA MARKETs

HAvAva Jnne 19Ezotuge United States 1ays
2dl per premiums short ght lt021l pr-HImi UI
days eo s9+i Ie premiums Paris, S'a5 pes cut
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
alarple ano Slate fIanlels.

KIABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. LING WORRs ~ and lJ EIst Eghetu utsL Marble AMI
Mbleei Mautes Tiug Marble COlar Noal ats az pne' 'I'
dey competition Marble turuilg for the trlie
A MARBLE. and Marblcized Mantels, and
a. Thing superior 70 anyhrg offered IN tlis ct ALSO Moname9s
KLABEE 90 Marble Works, 27 to lJ West Ft.r'tsL
bet Broldway and Eiyttl.ave.
CTEWARTis SLATE MANIELS-Rich and
- ELEGANT gnA wOrk OF des,i Jlos MA ana
WOOD 3l4NIELS 7. b. STEWART Co., 20 and ~ West
Tsenty.tain-st. beyelth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
Eonoon ADVERTISEMENTS
son, ]. W.. Old Bond-st., Ludgate-hill, Z. c.
Goal, &5r.

GOAL, SO 50; WOOD, 51S per cord, put IN
~ the cellar; per discount allowed large rlrcleA once
@ srhave Yard EIeyenhye.. between Fory Sab and For'y
srhsts.
SIMONSON 81 ECCLESTON, dealers IN Lee
~ hgh Locust Mountain ani Ret Ash Coal Fnae Grie ana
per ~ 2Op pounds and delivered
Office 30 West lrsts Branch Ohc Wes Twenty tri
yard 20 kfl West between Brot'war and Eg'1ae
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n RIVER kAILHOAD-to a.lcuE MON.Al. A-t 81, 'e''
Through trans viii leave Grand Central D. o-
q. Chic.lo .li Moatrh Express am t"i' ''n ~"
through 90 Rochester sua So A.laaL
1000 a. m special Cicso lyyfcss, With l9i-g s " -'
ester Buffalo
lU:l5 d. n. Northern 1uI Western LEqr.s.
n. Special Eyrrrss 'os ALBANY and Troy.
Montreal IKEess, with slrtla,afs IRON Nt"l'A
ST. Adams. tr...
r...,.r
sd d. u Paclc Express Daily With s.eeri1sca0 ~ Lo,' .
Buffalo Niagara Pals, also .0r Chicago VIA both l. y a-i ~ -
W5% m Express with s.eepa..ears Troy aud Albany.
roo p. m. Hudson train.
200 g. u. and 5.Jl 3. m, Poughk,epsr trains
g:lOA m. i:l5 6.lO. aaj 1:ij D. H.. fc,AsAl trains
$40 q. M Sing sing train .-.....
leave AZ Gas 8 jO aaI l0.2Ua. m loo 500. 400 49, $685. s'
SenGay Wp.rru4For rarrtogn 5u Tairtehst At so n
and l;Nu p. s...- af1
t..-t
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
DENXSYLyAYIA RAILRoAD.-Trains leave

"
Il New ork ilom ui p.5rssg an. t1r'Anis's 90
Erbress Tor Iilrrs'ur Pus5Irgh De- Nes. lui No-i.
man Palace Cars at,achei 800 m AMI $50 p m S--aJ -
For Baltimore wasAuston anil tse Soaih at o. MI sun
dar. no r. nan % q. u
49, ~ ,jyf Sunfa,. q Z $3.50 AMI p.
For PhIalelphs via Rensngtun. At : a. m, and h
Emigrau aul srcoui class. 40 g. m 3 .
Err Krvark Al IS t.3) $40 $40 o. 10, ~, ll'll a. E al
2.JD 4 $40. es 4O g.yo S;l0, u San .ib', ON o ~
g.In d I0 lO D. m aui " night Null,y $50 o. o.l L
E,r Rr,abeh g. $50 e. T0 3:lu %. TO- u, i;W '. 80,
la,lp gJn 3 $50 sac 4;lo. F31 3u. $50 5Sl ~ "
10 $40 IO li:U sal y usht Sunday ~ az t.i
81, Rsbasv q ESQ $40 g3. ana 10 m. y np'g. J.
, s6 $40 tlO 49, $50 $50 $50 6;'O 80 Uo " , A 40
81, wSSi5Sisc ans Psr6 &mboy api $50 81" '
and $50 m. ga, Am q D d 10,
and II o ght Sunday ant
FF Esst Mlstone a. m, u noon. A;ll ana ~" u"
ror LambeGtyile and tlemngtOl, 8. IA aud y III
Fyr Phlipshurg aud Beydele lni p n . - an, . NJ,
Aeopm. for Bonitut)Wn, Bariuglou, anl Oah'sA -~ "
1880 = o 4. and 3.
Tor Freehold = 8 A. m. ant pm - -, ,,. P,ss
For Jamesbgrg, Prmbertou Cimieu "a m1 anu wa '
No l. GD p M ..,--A as,, M agp n.
d.ilyt "; IS M and DAILY, except Moaav ts A.
ngton and Bamu r. AS, Jl5 p N a, !. al As b05
Frnm Philada 20 $3.50. lOl5 tla5 llS m' 80 iSo
5ga 8lA los D. N. Suniay. 32l ba Iva - - House.
Ticket Ohcrs M aud s1t BTo,9N obc,
and foot and Cora aads sA - NaB.ssL
BAtsrIplAoe A. J. NASSAU
d. N. BoYp,ir Gea. Pass AZ NJ
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

oyneE ny FaE RRp RAILWAY coxPASI, NEwf osx 1Ini
UTIiF Animal Meeting of the stockholders
ofbe Bde Railway Company for The hE NAV W come before
ORS ana for he .nsnrtion of such other business m mn
ts tin T he bs at The Of the Cempsn corner S h
svo 90 ,lir "A on 8h day Of july NEXT me
- t N 49, ~ m and remain open t O'clock ~ thst da
Tbe transfer hooks Of common snd prtleif m D
amer buiness hours SATURDAY Use ~ '''' 49, 49,
Weiues av tbe 9tb OF JGy. n ,f,CDovouCu scc,e,.rv
By Ter OF the Boari. A. H. "NON'-0'' l1'