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Fires

ths benefit Of the widow and children Of the late
Robert Craig was progressing at the Globe Thea
tre, last night, scene was pushed against 4
gAs-light and set on fire. but tho flames we're i'm
mediately e1tinguished. No damage wAs done.
Tha smoke found Its way to the auditorium aud
panic Tas imminent, but fortunately MAS pre-
vented.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ia Chronicle special says
the planning mill OF Snyder Baum, at Freeport,
Pa, vas destroyed bJ fire tnis morning. Loss
estimated 1t $25, 600; partly insured.
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Ew Sc II, SO, Is, dsted Dec. ~, 1871; ecz.a...

sw Sc II, 50, 1a, dsted Dec. "a, 1871; esa::s,,.
SsssS e. cor Of Tssss Lois md
dated Pc; Il, 1872; consideration, 500. ''''''
d.;sS pes H. 9d l.an
Seymour st, 900 # Il Of uirsch st. r. as11As N ~
dsted Jan. 9; consideration, $50. '' II
Lee az, n cor Of Ln-ofn st, Lot y d.taa .
1872; consideration, II 100. =
SuETH or crTY L1>frys
WEghtwood ~, between Sheffield av Il, F,bi, .
s. # to aey, dated Oct g. ls72; cunztisatfan
Lots snd 8, IN pleek q na7enswood d,.sa i,
a. subdivision, nse sec- 20 10, IL dsi'1a d.ssd e.
8, 1872: consideration, $500. ~
SOUTH OF CITY L1N77s, -
Let. to md a. 70 as md part Of Iaa saa H. ii
vision in Section >, ss, II, dated Dee. 20 is:a.
1s5s sans5s4,aoa afsCS c,SoG soe s dated o,
Iota 16 to Is, in Block I, Of Loekwcoda Snb1,rt,.
r. 1 ~ Sec > ae Ii, datea May q, ls72; coasiae:s.
e. 1e, IL sane block, dated May 1877; cou,,a..
q Let :. In h Ros1 e - = Hyde rar1, dated so, u
6, IL Sof same dated Nov. a. 1871 eoa.tae..H
Michigan AZ, ecor Fifty-eiehth st, sox,m,.
IT, dated May - 1877; consideration, $3,75o. "
sMexo.neA i Soc is, 50, il 70 ae7ss,, d.,sa M,
q, 1871 consideration, 5000 '1'
sUMNARYFpn THE WEEK,
The following is the total amount Of citv md
suburban property transferred during tha val
ending Saturday. Jan. IL: City property, nun.
ber OF sales, III; consideration, s6s5 DO
North Of city limits, number Of sales. 7: en-.
alteration, S27, ,226. South OF city limits. nn,.
ber Of sales: 23; consideration, So56 ,2s7. West
Of city imlts, number Of sales, 2; eonfidarz.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, jan. 11.-The total number of erai-
grants who, left Liverpool during tho year 1877,
for America, was I64 ,Uj0.
A despatch from Manchester announces that
several cotton spinners in that city have failed.
Guiltord Ons1ow George Whalloy, member
Of Parliament, Will appear in the Court OF the
Queens Bench On tLo goth instant, for having
in speeches delivered in st. James Hall, accused
Sir John Duke Cole.idgo Of being engaged in u
conspiracy against tho Tichborno claimant. The
trial OF tho claimant on the charge Of perjury,
will commence On the 22l Of April.
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SPIN.

M4Dn1p Jan. lit is officially announced
that the Carlist leador: Freyola, aud Palloc, q
prominent Federalist, were killed by the Govern
ment troops.
The reported death of tho Carliat Chief Cas-
tello, Was confirmed this afternoon.
Tho Carlist band roaming through Valencia
encountered the troops yesterday. After short
engagement the former were dispersed, with .
loss OF SO killed and 80 prisoners.
The Anti Porto Rico Reform League, OF this
city, signed protest against the passage Of the
Emancipation bill. Admiral Topete and Eenor
Dolo3ur refused to sign the protest.
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The I1tb1er Murder Trial.
- fyt

Fl. WAIVE, Ind, Jan. 11.-Ycsterday, and to-
day until O'Clock p. m., the Criminal Court Was
occupied in hearing the arguments pro and con
in the Hibler murder case, Efter which the Judge
delivered his charge to the jury. He referred
to the law as bearing upon the case, and left
Hibler's most sanguine friends do not anticipate
any but the severe penalties OF the lnv. The
case has excited intenae interest, the Court
room being crowded daily.
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Fight with the Apaches in Arizona-
Eifty-xcEen Redskins Sent TO 1ne.A
Happy Hunting Grounds. =:
Saw FnAyc1sco. Jan, 11.-Advices hom ~
xona to Jan. /, state that General Crock q
that morning had received despatch ~ ~
Major Brown, stating that bis command f0asn.
the Apaches, killing ffty-eeven and c9Qta1Ias ~
tHenty-three. His only loss WAS one Ln1. ~. -
dian. The battle occurred 1t the Nationa r.. T.
tfications, on Salt River, thirty nni9es Aoo'o ~
Buell, and lasted five houra.
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MEMPH1s, Jan. n.-AexandeE, who killed
since, surrendered himself to-day, and was COM
mitted for trial.
James Tourney WAS arrested to-day on
charge Of having enbezzled 214,0o3 from J.
Desauer, bankrupt, in la1o while Tourney
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ARABIA.

CALCUTTA, Jan. 1.-THE relations between
the Porto md tho Dependency OF Lahs2 have le-
come th1eatcnicg,- aad there il excitement
OF trade relations between tho inhabitants Of
Lahsa and tho British port OF Alden, an impor-
tant point on tho overland ronto to India
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passengers were mora or less hurt, but none Sc
rioualy.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE express train from
Albany to New York, OH which the Governor
WAS passenger, narrowly escaped being thrown
down an embankment 20 feet high yesterday
afternoon. The engine, tender, and baggage
car we're thrown of the track by broken rail,
sending the engine plowinS its way distance Of
80 yards, when it suddenly stopped AL on
board escaped injury.
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MfCHtEAh.

Special Despatch to 71s Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 1.-THE Senate passsd
the House amendment fixing the salaries OF the
Supreme Court Judges at a. 900.
Senator MCGOWAN, Of Brunch, offered con
current resolution requesting the Michigan Con-
gresenen to urge tho Constitutional amendment
BY which people shall yoto directly for the Pres
ifeut
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. u.-Nothing Of in
terest in either branch Of the Legislature tEnn-
spired to-day. No legislation is expected until
after the Senatorial contest is decided, that
being nov the all-absorbng topic. It is under
stood the Republicans will make no nomination.
In that event, the Democrats will hold tue bal
ance Of power.
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, River Nnva.

PITTSBURGH, Jan 1.-THE river is reseetb9
slowly. Tho weather continues ext1e1nsT e., y
CAino, ILL.,. Jan 11.-Tha iea is sti1 ! hea.! ~. -
the Ohio, Dispatches from Paducah thle na4@
ing report the heaviest ice Of the season lss'D'
there, The weather il clear aud motatasn3
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PATERSON; n. j., Jan. 11.-1n the case sa,s,s o. =
Union, or kasson, Locomotive WORKS Il h
he Erie Company, on q contract abrogssso =. y
Gould sud Fisk. the plaintiffs recoTs;ea
amount Of $4,000.
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DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 11.-General E. D.
Wright was to-day elected Secretary Of the Board
Of Capitol Commissioners, rica L. R. Fulton. re-
signed: The Capitol Commissioners are etiu in
session. but will adjourn on Monday until F1i-
day, 18th, at which TINA the stone contracts will
hn lat
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E-1AMcE,

PAR1s, Jan. lie Journal 0sfcie1 announces
the appointment Of Corcelles Is French Ama:s-
sailor at the Vatican, in place OF Bourgoing, re-
signed.
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New Toax, Jan. l1.-1n Brooklyn, W Wga.t3a
woman named Barker died frem the e1st sstra
kerosene neing thrown on stove lass ntsHe
drunken man named Barr. ~:":.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

--.-- SENATE. =:
WASHINGTON, Jan. l1.-The Senate WAS not in
session to-day, having adjourned over from Fri-
day afternoon until Monday.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-The House Committe.
ederal Relations reported substitute for
solutions referred to them relating to the
'hlishment OF a Territorial Government for
,dian Territory, to the following enect: i
snators in Congress- be instructed and Rel
'ntatives requested to urge the passage {
u for the organization Of & Territorial c
nment for the Indian country, which q
WISCONSIN.
Special hspctch to 1Ne Caic7go Tribune.
DISSATISFACTION.


,SE>eial D.arat:h to the Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, ism. ll.-Not more than half
C. flozel: Senators anil Eeore OF AsaembIymcn
have remained here dusip2 the 1ecsas, the nos.
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Committee, it viu cause q contraction as the
Treasury will le compelled to keep much
larger currency balance on hand than at preg-
eut<
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ATLANTA, Ga, JAN I.-B.rnes ma .od.T: p IL
negroes, wore hung at Jefferson, yes1etusn sa:1}
rape. The former confessed; the ht'as l.
his innocence.
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Earthquake in Mnine' ..,.te
Eosroy, Jan. 1.-Aslight shock OF es..JIffa s3s.I ffa
was felt 1T brunswick, He, st oe'oeN
morning. . ~
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published yesterday, Las been removed, aud the
relations between tho two Governments aro quite
friendly. The system Of gradual emancipation
adopted By Spain has already released $4,000
elayes in Cuba, aud that law is faithfully being
carried out.
Another special states that the reply Of the
Spanish Government to Secretary Fish'e note
wnscoutteous. and save assuranee that our friend
now in power in Spain believes itself strong
enough to pursue q policy Of enan-
ci1ztion, end will make efforts to that
end. One result OF our remonst.snce will be An
order restoring one OF tho estates seized by
Spanish authority in Cuba.- Correspondence has
baen quite vigorous since Nov. l, mainly by
telegraph.
STRAW PAPER.
The Journal Of Commerce edtorially calls the
attention Of the press Of the country to q covert
attempt to again revive the patent st1av-paper
swindfe in Congress. The dodge now At
tempted ia in proposed amendment to
the patent Jaws, now before Congress,
which is the following clause: "And no
act shall be held invalid BY reason 'of tho fact
shat the certificate Of extension was not an
nexed before tho expiration OF such patent"
The Journal Of Commerce says there is no other
e1so TO which this amendment will apply except
to revise the old French nlellier patent straw
paper swindIe, which Was defunct fve years ago.
This amendment has been read twice. and in
1ov days will be put upon its passage. The
effect Of its passage will be to add one cent to
every pound OF paper purchased BY newspaper
THE RESERVE FUND enEEsRAcKs.
A Washington special says the Senate Finance
Committee hive decided that Secretary Bout
well has no authority for issuing any portion Of
the 944, 600 000 Of legal tenders which he claims
ss reserve fund. This leaves the Treas
The Secretary OF tile Treasury ga-s that il
Conr1ess iudoreea the action Of the Finance
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NEW YORK.

Tho Little Irregularities a. pheln..
Dodge e. Co.--Hoxr They Managed to
Evade the Duties ON Imported Goods
-.Misceifaneouz Local items,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
SIeamuoaIs uno nallronos.

SIeamuodIs uno ttalIroGos.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
nue-slO, at ]! noon. tsuOday' eHee1,ed, "
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
The steamer. NEW CHAMPION and ANDREW HARDER will leave
Pier 35 N r., foot Of friIkinsi, daily At oeoc. y. m
KEYPORT DAILY BOAT.
IN The seauer hArTBAWN viii leave d9y for hhlPokI a.
leave Keypoh for Ney.York at o'clock m
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
p % Daly SUNDAY sieepteJl connecting ,lr rairoa4
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND
The OLD DoMSioS sIeAshr & 90 wiz o'Ran TOm rT r,rr
TUESDAY. THURSDAY ani SATGRDAf h7as through B'i' oil
Through Passenger Tickets sHed to al points Accommodations un
0ece is7 Greenwic.-st cor Deyst Nev.Yors.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
G. from PP9ST1N e.? .oi Wna&GEsrEE q a5a5ba
So s B9SFSS BSSFSS So So TO 10 FRoyDsSS RoyBSSk =
Fg at Sos.t rats Connect at proar9'S & IN 69'o0 % ana o,
NOkTH RIVER and NEW-IORK STEAM
~ BOAT COOGcs IIarrisonst Pier sr CHRlsTBNAH daly
$3.50 except SUNDAYS for 10 keIs Aaes n LA.e
Hayersaw, G. p veanE aud PeelsA ADELPi at sisO m
for trgesood iSHser haiqns' Fe T. doSa i sns; ana P
Feiry irPs9n n Town and Nyae NaeA aud IITH yT % con
DONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures at
ami E,opu,The THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W.
BALDWIN srronst Per "a " X, DAlLl 4 O'clock p u.
DAND, McNALLY Il Co.'s RAILWAY
Ia GUIDB AND HANDBOOK gives the latest time cards and ticket
fares all Il gives the population ul description &C.
every railroad the u and Canada For sale BY al
revsies.er.. Pdcc 80 e-"ts
GTONiNGTON LINE.-Great Inside Route
- for Booh StoungtOu and Providence The elegant SIZE
wheel seagGug 1t amers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSETr
Jsyst daily (eNpt sunday sanding
pass,ngen the early For assase or
r h the Lowest rates. apply at Pier IS SOh y,r
President Stoungton Steamboat Company.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINZ
for Rostop Worcester Fehbug Groton Junction Lowell aS
Nashua, hauchesteT Concord Palmer bFaVeo"o anu A
mediate points
he pew nuds stauuch steamers
or BOSTON,
CITY OF SBw-YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE. and
CRY or NORWICH
VIII York daily Suniays eEeotdl &C O'clock NJ, nom
Pier No. co. North River loot Of Canal aud WatisTS
NOwh connecting with kTnFes tTsh,
for the points, Vermont Cn,r Norwich and Worcester AMI
Boston, Hariiop, and Ere Railroads . -. -, a. NJ. Al
FOR through for eght spEy a! Che Sme e a.
North River. W. r. FAnhhA' hs'A'
Eew.Iogks Jane D. 1872.
fVROY .-CIrIZENS' LINE for TROY.
P,ssaks III So The elegant steamboats, SlNNlSDb and
POWELL leave er North River foot o Leroy DAILY SSll
DAYS etcpe o'clock connesing With morning Trans on
Rcnseasr pi Saratoga, NewlOrk Ce and Troy and Boston
RAILROAD sor all points north tasi, and west ,,o,,,,
' H.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
,f,yr,L oF POPULAR PHYSIOLOGY BY IIENHr LAWSON
" NJ H. I2mo NJ To- G.. p. Putnam SOUS

4 g4yrAL OF POPULAR PHYSIOLOGY BY lENHf lA"soS
NJ D. Ilmo, m. To- G. Puinam' so's
Tho 1ove of nonnlar effect has betrayed the
author of this volume into making joke OF science ana
ipo his readers comic physiology instead o. grave
treatise specimen Of his fOrlorn ga7ety may DC ouu"
in his remark in favor of beer that "when he considers
the enormous proportion OF beerdrnkers in the popua
tion of Europe and the composition Of the Vehet"po
John BarleycOru himself. h feesat IL n no 7 ~ NC
Maltese" His statements in regard to the process ol
digestion are rather loose In one place. ne INFORMS u
that "odern research tends 10 show that the ONCE oi
the saliva h purely mechanical one toftcnng the ioou
"a render chewing face and Ong the gulet so that inc
mass may slip easily into the stomach Few pages
after ne fails back the orthodox doctrine that aaNA
possesses the power Of converting starch mo sugar.
cbie "tbe ulccs fthe stomach prevent the dterdtoh
and thus forms an essspial = eiel9s4l ~ t a'e VI vo
ton Here are TWO equally decided Opinions; laS Sui
,oopev and take your choice" DR.. Lawson - radical
in science as well humorist In literature Inc 'neoiS
that all the tissues of the human body are composed o
l bc ELEGANTLY assures Us is "absquatulatcd" TINS
i,onirious defeat he ascrbcs mute inSoTlous
ANONYMOUS English naturalist, "whose claims To ds-
tipction have yet received the recognition hey
merit 80 werl, but who will hereafter be resardou
in comparative anatomy, the Bacon OF tEe n1eteeh
century Please obligc ne with his name. The author
is savage on "teetOtalism," which, with It's Kindred
deusious "phrenology, homeopathy, and such Ike
will be looked uuon as among the eccentrices OF the
ope after our bodily atoms are transformed INTO
cabbage-plants." 4 delightful glow steals over the
body by the application OF glass OF whisky or cognac
10 the lips and he cannot believe that the sensation Is
due to the poisonous effects OF the "eau dc We
Alcohol in his opinion is highly nutritious article OF
food especially in the form OF London porter bu' o
thinks very small beer LAGER" which IL more Ike
the washings Of an English brewery than anything
else" Tobacco finds great favor in his eyes The IRA
grant weed is delicious stimuant TO the nervous sys-
tenn and forms a solace to human misery almost as
benign IN its effect that OF brandy or beer But he If
not SO friendly to some other fashlonape hygiemc
appliances He regards the Turkish BATH lor instance
"a the certain agent OF death and destruction, increasing
"the already too large percentage Of heart and kidney
diseases" though happily the "abomnabc system Of
cooking human beings is dying out" The reader who
has a taste for science seasoned with coarse condiments
win relish thr fun and wagsery OF this book the other
wise minded" will find 1t simply nit and repulsive.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
6teamboats ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY =
rsssenzer aad Frzh, Depot HewYork ot Of Lbs Con-
nees somese sth South Branch Bsmpton Jahesn 80
e Delaware LackaTanRa and Wesn Raradi PlsburT .ih
th ana susggehahna and at KAstob With i@bT
vag froad an iis connecticut forming rect line Pttsbgh
@ es without chhnze Of ears also 20 CntAl PennsVaaa sS
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THB WR8r
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Comnebcing pee 10, l6Tl-i.eays Eeg.Yoft A. loliors
ia. m.-Way Ira n ior somervfle " " - '
m-rv ~ llt0n, Eaton Bethlehem, Bath.
Nlk Dare i0n hhsnoy City Nj Camel Hs1stoa Tansb.,
noes lO~slda WsEereT, &c WLsrpot d.
Var'Sc Noaneets 81 function sh Del. LAX West h
A. MI KsISG BKPRKss srreot sgpaats foy E.,on
Ahfn0En Hauishury and the West Ccnnsrts Al soe,v. -
Ftnng9n az t,ston Tor hSnch Chunk Wssbare santoa To
1918 a. m.-Wsv Train for soneryile
u m.-WaY Train for SoneruIe
I5j m.P0r Fiem Esston Bath Alepozs NJ. -.
hshanoy Cay Hseoa. WkeDsrre. scranton Reabg CoanS
Lancaster, Ephraa POitsvife Harr g.. N'4"'>
- y. m-For Ea.t0n. Bethlehem Alleniosu.
&I5p. m.-PJr Planieh
400 D. m-POr Essoa. AIlen,ovn Mach Chass C, .,
jan 90 with Del Lace. sni West r. X.
$3.50 p m-For somer,lie and hemngtoa
5UOp. m.--FOr S0meryile
so @ysrTgs ri,ali Fapar dl, .r Es.,oD e....
town Reading Halsb1rg Ptt-bargh Chicago aud CnlnE.a
G:O1 and rs D m.-For Sonergile-
~ .. ~ tEmgrlntl- kistOn.
800 and ll:0J D. m.-F0r Palnlslf
Elizabeth at 800 $40 800 7;l5, BOO sS, 300 900 0S
lI:OO Il:5 a. NJ 1900 1850 100 100 2B 800 ans as
500 AIS 43D f5 800 53 3:3 5;5 6O0 6: 6.9. 75 10
$40, 90l. i0:O0 1900. l2.00 o. n.
Tket, or br West can obtained Of hs Cesrl Rs
roa Of NewJerev o. Lberts seEYorz the pdn ba
hole anJt oHcss 10 Nes fOrA ttT
r. y. Kicker Superintendent AMI BoEt
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DUBLISnED THIS DAY.
I. LITERATURE AND DOGMA.


An Esay ovsrd better Apprehension Of the Bible By Matthew
Arnold vol limo. ~ So
To The preface Of this remarkable book Mr. Arnold An I
eybe revelation Of which all recognize beginnings and gus
but already spread perhaps farther than most Of think is
befLg the religion which have been brought a." Tie
isefs this revelation. witch II seeks guide
tv by understanding and wiser Of the Bible II is
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Of religious literature
II. AMONG THE ISLES OF SHOALS.
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.ENNSYIVANIA RAILROAD.

~ L H. L. a
Trains leave NewiOrk from foot Of De'oo'''' anu
as fologss . , a., N. - sorb ..,h PAL
maa Palace Cars attached 500 q. ~ = and S;D y H. S''
yoF Baltimore wsshnstOu and South at a. B ~
d'f y3yc.I yo ? al on Phla $50 m 1880 LA56so p A. al
Y night sunday Q, 55o and s'9J D. m
For Phia VIA Kensngton, at : q. "a aod p m
Far l YewarE rs At S5 :; 100 $40 3 10 H. io a. T. J. IA "a
t9l B ~ i:l0 40 $40 $40. Jt So o CIV o'' " ''
% "a i. y n NJ Sundav $40 O. 8:lo. snd D. n 80, IN
For Ein5,tn G. 90 7:io $50 70 III, ~, Az % = i -;
l. ? 2a 800 $40 T. t;l1 .; % 20 . ~ 30 "a siS XII VIZ
Por Rahwsy o. S 80 ami 10 a u 200 sS'a' a. u
FoT woo,5 Tiigs ani Perth AabOy. and 10 n ''
and ~, ~ S.S r. Rsuu,rcs. 7IOAmR@,La2 $40 $40 S'P a.
E a,I Ia, NIistont a. l = noon. 40 aad S;a n
Pcr I, I,mbcrtville and Fieuagton . m and : y m
For phus0urg ami Belyidert AMI ~, ,,a 80 q O,
Accom- Tor Bofdenowu, Burlington ana 'An4eH ~
l2:3 2 D. 340. l. and D n 49,.
Eor Freehold. IL 2 ara = p m
P T.1sbui, Penber.on Camd . = NJ. Sito n to8nA
Train. srnvc oloesi f'9m % NonI,y i Fsr wisstr
aAly, ~. ,,a. ~ No. 45t lc2 M sulds gyp
%t p%,ti.islnea s1l 6:O 0s lEOi 1854 a m |'i' '''''
saniSyi s.'i 80; rs = s snI "a sosissv No A. At 10
AVID loot OF Desbosses Cortia@' =, pYn h G plss ASt
B'sJI' CpIISSssArr Gen Maaaser ...-., n
nun ADFIPHIA and ERlE hAlLh.'.,sss" 10
EIiiNhIy HntpEST R0tTB, WITHOUT CtANSb pI; pI;S Tna
-, - ~ CloN tnl LUMBER ilSl Nv VT ''''
S eae % pSess daily s,csp, suaday) w,A Io Is 49,
"a, tbI,ush nos. NsslorA 10 or -, ii.ie r. ~ lrilsn
Nin,m9or, g:35 och lis'cn 50 , "A rse,a si 80
5i6i Cory, 90 ,,,beoy Gi,rr R. r. Tor Tie V' N.Y.
" ~ 80 s,5 H. r. for al points Nts' t, Ps.e- Car -
th h ~ Af,s surhury, t.o ~. -, so; Efe.
- wen @. ~; Reuoyo d D. mi 'f' @ : O Crcs n1hs
40 R,ihP "a W L. m, O, Re- ou a. bue Niih DsA'
sll p,iuts Wet A. , utrnWfS General SaqcF niss'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

NOW READY The new original chrome,
~ Throw Phe 70 th Bog ynh syery copy 9i
G,r @Il5 MURRAY PUBLISHING COMPANY 2g East Twenty
s-cltirst " Y Agent vantei for cty AMI country.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n EM > UhN YIN IN-fI1 -hAND
u RIVER RAILROAD. II,
Conneucina MONDAY November T. l51A ThrouFh taA' VIZ
leave Gr.ui Central DEPOT
O. IN. t4ca.o Snl h0htfeal ftWeea Ni'H '4''--
through o Rochester AMI -. A.rsns
O.gO 4 m Special Chicago Express with dTaSng-ioom ear "
and Niagara Fails.
IO.tS a Northern AMI Western Express.
p. m, Special htpres> of hau9 'uA 'io' 4.
Am NJ Montreal Express sleep ngars IRON NV io'' -
Ahans f.s.
500 n NJ sTsTess daily with .eepugca Wlie''aa h'l az
Z r,,es. " IN sl,epngcars for Roc-ser BlsS
and Niagara Fails. as0 of Cuicagu Via nOn T. = an ~
g,'lr,a1S Dr., t-air SUNDAYS
u.c0 E,urass with for fvY ana Alot-f
'''N~ KENuhlt h. General taSt Aef 49,.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

kurtF- N U'N-,t
rRAISg IPAVE NEW.lORk

~ FORD BAIBoAU AU.-Nee-ia.s a.. Ney,dayep Dy',sa
~. I.t; ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING AAl J, 49,.
Passenger station In SewYok Grni Central Depot koiauef O.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

COMPANY -
FOR sOUTHAMPTOE AND BREMEN -,,o,, -,
The steamship RIlHlN j. G. Never san on oAlOhphi
NAV TO- al p from Bremen Pee, foot lhrls- hoDoAeu !" W
e nD yRvy. YORK Cau F. Klugkist EDN NbsDA1 Nav ~
pITEs or PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAWKE AND bkEhbS
~ PAYABLE ~ COLD EQUIVALENT IN CtKEESoiJ ,
'oI W l''-r ~ kHnHIng.Lean.