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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

Penobscot second, Zephyr third FANNY us-
born fourth. Tip Alien fifth. Volunteer
Belle sixth, Hamperi0n seventh, Vulcan eighth
Richards ninth. Pen0bscot, after recovering from
ms break. came again with a rush, and after
desperate struggle Morrill, won the heat by half a
length, PenObscot second Jour lengths ahead or
Zephyr who was two lengths in front Of Fanny
Osborn, the latter being four lengths ahead OF TIP
Allen, Volunteer Belle sixth. Richards seventh,
Hamperlon eighth, Vulcan ninth. Time OF the
heat, 2:31.
Fourth Heat-winthrop Morrill, was first away,
Pen0bscot second. Tip Allen third, Hamperon
fourth Zephyr ntth, Fanny Osborn sixth Voun-
teer Belle seventh, Vulcan eighth, Richards ninth.
When the horses passed the quarter p0le In thirty
eight seconds Morrill, was leading length,
Penobscot second, Tip Allen third, Zephyr fourth
the last three about as close as they well
could be-Hamperion fifth Fanny Osborn
sixth, Vulcan seventh, Richards eighth, Volunteer
Belle ninth. At the halfmie pole Morrill, led half
length, PenobscOt one length aud q hair IN 'front.'
0iZephyr, the latter being half length ahead Of11p
Allen, who was one length in advance Of Hamperon.
the latter one length in advance OF Fanny Osborn.
who was four lengths ahead OF Richards, who was
length In front oil Volunteer Belle the latter four
lengths in advance OF Vulcan. Time. 1T. Alter.
wards there was no change OF place among the
leaders, and but few among the beaten horses.
Winthrop Morrill,. Jr came home o winner or the
heat and race by three lengths. Zephyr second,
half length in front OF PenObScOt. VINO two
lengths in front OF Tip Alien, Fanny Osborn NTH,
HamperlOn sixth. Volunteer Belle seventh, Rich
ards eighth, vulcan ninth. Time of the heat 2:35.
The following is
FLEETWOOD PARK, JUNE 18-TROTTING.
$500, for horses that have never beaten $3.50; $3.50
Arnk Nah kl,.rI
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UIHVtlF--MT.
THE oil game-.Two hours
First bases by effbrs-Athletio, z; Atlantic, G
Runs earned--Athletic, q; Atlantic. 4.
Total heldlng ervors-Athletic, Is; Atlantic 7 :.
$s:s~s.
1AsHINGroN, June 49, 1873.
An exciting game OF base ball was played mere
to-day between the Washington Club and the Reso-
lutes OF New Jersey, resulting in victory tor the
former, by a score OF to 8. Mr.. Hooper, OF the
Baltimore Club, was umpire.
Base Ball Note.
The Mutuals play the Athletics tomorrow on the
Union Grounds
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oNy NILE AND ONE FUsLoSG.

The special trains on the Harlem road for the &C
commoda<iOn OF ladies' and their escorts will be
run as usual returning direct to the city after the
amusement is over. The first race will take place
punctually at three O'Clock.
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The Regatta COMMITTEE were successful In their
endeavOrs to get good start. and with a pleasant
southerly breeze they crossed the line the port
tack in the following order:-
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AWAITING THE START,
the bay presented very pretty appearance. dotted
over with small sailing craft whose canvas gilt
tered brightly in the morning sun. The following
Yachts atartpd In fha rare
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MaIls fo- Rnrone via
FRIDAY, PEB. 20.
pASSENGERS SAILED.

POR HAvRE-Ia steamship 81 Laursa, Feb n-VeoHSe de
Intyecb NJ southreuon ID. Caldwell Miss NJ A. Caldwell,
Miss Jessie Caldwell Louise Caldwell Master T. j. Caldwell D.
Garcia PaoheO, Mr. and Mrs H. Chsmpn > r.
TUCK Mrs Wood Miss Wood Mr. Pahet Mr. Wood MI hnS MS
81 a. Evans Mile Evans, Nile H. V. Evans hIae SOPHIA
Kuhn Nj and w sbey Miss Emile Sweet Miss Julia Sweet
sweet b. HUBBARD M Robinson Nile u GenIoy
PeIegn Ramon Oleydn Mr. Cocoran Nine TANNER
Nine Dere. infant POchsrd O. HuSton Pierre Rudoher
Emmanuel Busch IT, Rouger, Alb Baer, Chss Ineot q,
POR LIVERPOOIIn steamship Ctty Of Pdrts FEB H--mfA
sebls Miss Deemaer Piunket VIM Bembrdge VIM Nc
regor Father Bdrke Father Lilly VIM Doun james Gog'
S Mrs James W. Hocombe Maecowthe A. Leman and WIFE, Geo.
q. serle WIN. Deemser 7. btoekh. 81. -, q, ot.I
FOR GLAsGOW-In stedHship Anglia, zen ~ Opmskey
Osborne Keys W. Reynolds and wife, MIS- h bIo"ne NJ
FOR RIO JANEIRO-In steamship South Ano1 Peb PR A.
Stewart George E. Alden. Thomls Monroe, j. r. onsde Henry
child Frederick WIN. H. Ozark Capt Olsen,
Cbss Linden Wolf and daughter Week o. wilson
FOR gAVANNAH-In steamship San Jaetato, Feb Z-". T.
whiting Lopez Adams, W. Bennett Mrs e. Adams MISS
Adams Trcwhrdge Burrows and wife r ld'Igston ana
vie Mira Crawford and servant John kot1 hdwsr Merc9
Abraham Krebs H. Street. vile and infant the new b. D. pAoJ'
John Mt len VIM johnson, Mr. Collns - ~
POR sAVANNAHIn steamship MontOom1y Feb r., T.
Evans Smith W. Page Robert Hill and lady. Mis- Emma l John
pne d. b. Moses Dr. Fuller VIZ Jones and adv George D.
Rohes s,s hs Clifton Charles r. Walters lady and Children h
Ernun
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF newborn,

PORT OF NEWBORN. ..............'..''..frb II
CLEARED.
Phillips Havana j. Alexandre kon
Seohin Fmly b Souder Burdick New Orleans Fred BAKER
ssm,hip George Cromwell Capp, EewoIeAns IL H. Cromwell
Co. -. H.. s...u,.h william r. GtrrI,on
seIig Cbsmpjop ockwool ChAestOn H. H. Morgan * Co
iy Rsrusto Premau. Wilmington Lonlard steamship 70
iip issse Bell Brakeman, Norfolk CITY Point sAa isenaoHu'
Dominion Steamship 20
ss,een'.hirr Nereus Boston. II. T. Dimoek
a. Uen Glchnst, Hart NewOTleans Drunmon, y 70
Pr Ms,tbs smith Jacksonville Van Brunt Bro
81, Nson1s Armstrong. Savannah, II. W. Loud x 20 n
SebI Linn Gertrude, Hurst Salem Mass N " Gcaa sn
en- rsic Flash MeIoDAld, Salem hasA, X j. 6od"n DOB
ARRIVED.
s.n,p New Orleans Gsger New Orleans Feb ID VIII md'e '
stssashS MssssDp Cowe Beworesns FEB H. With nd'e and
past % A ....i
Steamship Elsn a. Terry ssyeAs He~beu N c. WIN nav"
stores L1 n Murray Prrris A. Co. a.
steamship Regulates Freeman Wilmington With mdsa and ps's
Lombard steamship Co - ~. l.,
and Henry X Morgan 4 Co.
FlOppo tltal) Nlen. Malaga 81 days, wifn
Bns HiIsn Ahn is WiAsss;l Ttbbsts Csraeass GAYS VI"
ssssS.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

John NJ. Harrington, William A. Hayward,
Geo. w. Ring filed voluntary petitions IN bankruptcy
hast week; Joseph II. Thompson, Chas. H. Thompson
Simon Rubin Joseph Riley, Timothy kinnen, Geo
Welsh Abraham Morris, Simon Sklanck, simon BAN
berger Leon Bamberger and Abraham Wen were al
Indicated involuntary bankrupis ana Lewis a Cafhef
received a discharge IN bankruptcy.
In the United States District Court, on Sat
rrdsy IN the case OF John Beacher, assignee IN bank
ruptey OF Abraham b. Clark against George d. s. Gil
espe executor OF Thomas Clark and the Citizens Saw
ings Bank Judge Blstchford decided that the psinn
a eptitled 70 decree against Gillespie and Clark per
senaIy for 2l9 a. with interest from May l6 1h2 and
decree that the Savings Bank pay TO the pann II
esoDerstion OF sueb liability q Gillespie and cark pro
Ssat N.2is n, With saeb Interest ~ the bank woaia
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have allowed deposit the amount Of Its costs in
this suit.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Al the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice lrdwth Dwight Simmons No % Carmnest
ri on hs own confession for representing himself con ucor
OF The Iwen hr Railroad without authority aud collect
inc farce from the several Of whom identified the psonr
Henry Williams tcoloreo brought charge Of hopng
maehy harr Besmnn Of No SO Bo~er lie held in 800 70
Terence Lynch was committed by Justice Dow
hrg al the romhs Police Court YESTERDAY for cutting Edward Morton
IN tht baud without prooeon Joseph oDone jank dealer
az No ~ fhompont hell for buyng settler bottles stolen
NON john Boen Of No. 23l B- Twentyigh John Sullivan
he Tor attempting pick the pocket Of Joseph Bell late Assistant
United States Dhc David Kidney, John German Michael
Murphy Gabriel Thomls jos Kane Michael Hickey VIM Penderes
John Smart hehAe Heunn, kchad Murphy and Wu Hartley
ranging In from 10 to H. committed charge Of attempting
TO pick pockets
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Louis Baokman James Clark committed for trial by Justice
shaey charge knocking and robbug VIM Smith Of No
passing Lewis sni Delaucysts at
Saturday Abraham Simon, charged With setting FIRE 10 his
No MOnoe-st al Saturday remsnded TO await the
Of the Fire Marshal The had heavv Insurance
but VIZ Robinson committed for snahnC watch
worth IS John CappeH Satrday,...
Solomon Keeley held charge picking Charles FuDans
pocket q a watch worth { NJ, Saturday afternoon.
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AL Aha Essex Mnrket Police Conrt. yesterdav.
DECISIONS-ERn. %.

Saprene Court hambGs-By Judge Davis.-In
Petition Of Ellen Jane Loug and obersMoon granted confirm
&c Dawson ag IrwnMouon granted with $40 cost. Mherman
agt HoytMoion denied without Anonpete Fisk ct at
Motion granted OF trial fee and disbursements trial and
$40 for opposing motion. &C. Claim ct al agtJohnsonMoton
granted Of costs 70 be adjusted 6e HOofe F Wendell
ct al-RepOrt OF referee confirmed. tSee Menu
BY Judge Observation-Disclosures agL Brat-9en opened defend
ants 10 costs Of opposing the motion Dryer al at Bed
lowRe ordered payment Of $40 Of motion and
under such raraon all proceedings the Judgment and execution are
stayed ottO-Defenant allowed O from date OF
oner show &c also $3.50 counsel fees AID
oosts of The motiol
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mdrple uno 5ldte Hllniels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. IzING WORKS IA aud l36 B Eghteenht Marble ana
Mabered nau Thing Marble Counters Monuments at pnees 1h
DEFY competition Marble turning for the trade.
CTEWART1s SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Of description MARBLE and
WOOD MASTELs T. r. STEWART Co., 20 and III "ea
Twenty thirdst. Seventhave.
- KLABER g. Co., Steam Marble Works 223
D.w 5s bet Broadway and Marble and Msrblezei Man
ties Monuments Hedone Of superior workmanship at very 10" prices
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, FEB. "a

MONDAY, FEB "a
No Steamship Mails .
TUESDAY. FEB. IS
Mails for Hayti steamship Vcksbug close
WEDNESDAY, PEB. o.
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamshJ
Wyoming close AT IL NJ Supplementary Nan Pier No 40 "
r. closed at p. Steamship ssis at from Pier No
%6E.R
A Prussan Closed Mail IL sent BIZ this Line - -,
Mails for tie German States, Se,n steamship Franklin
close Al Steamship sails from Per 10 II "
Mails Jamaica Savanila aud Turks Island by The
steamship Clarbel close Steamship sails from Pier No IL
N. .... =.
THURSDAY FFB. %.
Malls for Burope via Plymouth CherbOnrg and Hamburg per steam
sbID Cbrs close OF Supplementary Mi on Pier foot OF
Thirds HObOken closed Of Steamship SAILS al L. IRON
foot Of Ihiri-st HobOkeB.
A Pfusssn Closed Mail Is sent by this line 81, o.,
deposited in Supplementary Malls mnsI be pfepAd WIKI
double postage r,,,, N, M
AMsi Halifax s. closed at the New-York Postohee every
dsy a o m, and via Boston - -,
for Newfoundland close at the Hewlo PoOmoe every f-
Steamship sails from Portland, Me- on SA'uruy o p
N. Due HewYork Friday at p ID. "a,
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct
be 10 cents cents each which must be epSa
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
" ERN KAILkJAn.


Bng0amou, s,ra,ns aud owegO wiTHcgt CHANCE RcARS
wIErER ARRANGES eNrS eonencisg MONDAY ~ 70 1877.
directly thou.h SewYorA raan, Bngha o. Hon-
Chester r. At WsrSo 18th SUSSEX e. H. ami =, scras.s With l.
ais M EXPIRES MAIL TRAIN connecting a. Deuue
for Anioyei ard Ssaa ws6ston VIII he l. a K
tor Water Cap Sroa seas sqt9n Great Bead Blhlmt9n ant
VALLEY b iS .l Po15; % thSss rods x
Mostovn intermediate sIaon connects aoo ~iih Sussex
Railroad at Phps6ug with Bel Del r. for Beydee and Lenh
$50 m BROAD GAUGE sSPRgss TRAIN via PAersea ,sa
sSs.ss e ears GDgS e Gn9ps :ov eOuaehg Dover "S
3O RAsrOY EXPRESS connects at Dover With cbei,r R.
stWeroo with SUSSEX r. and at Phlpburg with Lshgh AID sss-
Saeeanaa * ~ and Lsh yaer r. r. for Bethlehem AsS''"0'
$50 hACkG Tsrows sxPREss connects With Chester T.,
s,2O .. N. DOVER EXPRESS ''"''-' -'-
For MoeRsrowY at 7:I s:io. llOo f'Oo h'o $50 $40.
For SUMMIT at 7., 100 slO iGlO and ic $50 $40.
For ORANGE s sSi i1 sGUTR GRANGE IT'S @ $50 80 e:o
and OoA lao, 23O, $780, a0o 'O so e'0V eso S' 1000.
Fsr NEWARK Il' 1S TO s; so 30 10 stc 'iss is.c
go $40 t5O $40 $50 900 ESQ., $500, 1890 2Oj
Tran. marked ',S goaE E,i N1,A .sa mosrcn,p
eS) And iOao and ZOO s:' 20 M "a 60 s's sv
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ ISE-CHASGB OF TIAE On after Nov 20 steamers 81
Mi. line osneeas Sandy oOt for Long BrsaA
e ton ai sss ES sab br sS.
toe Bsy Side. Sc &c. win leave foot Of fOle~,
io"A MO rsselpAia rselsr0n. Toms River v'sas< Bay
Tons Ha sf;i w.i e sssTess
Eis:;. l si.;s;i ';s s:; f n
fHll'ii'Hi s;.i .ss MI e.: IL. s:..: 70 s.s.: IT..
Pr Pses. AsssL n~A
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sehr. Annie Lewis Dayton. Wilmington C. days, -io naval
schr. Rambler Hamil,on, New Haven for virginia
kchT. ByA, Sherman Norwich for EltabethPort


sem. Rambler Hamilton. New Haven fos virginia
sehr BvA, sherman, Norwich for Ei'abethPoh
SAILED.
ely oiPs and To- s,iS ' Iepoe I'D A1si fer Gc~
sgstn Tor Havana via Nassau e. Geo ". Clyde for .yeioa
Orleans San Jatinto and MO9c,r for yannah Champion or
Sso v ca ri be G%E's @ on Tor klss
ses bca S'g to , Avg As 'S S Me- ssc u 4
ARRIVED Sunday, Feb. %.
STEAMSHIP deorga Covs cLare,tou with mdss and pass II R.
steamship oi Dominion WALKER Richmond CTS Point and Norfolk
Steamship BeHee'or Jones Philadelphia with md'e 10 LOard
Steamship ns,ns3 ynssoD' cbee'sm'D' Savannah with "d
steamship wiStes Georgetown D. C.. With mi'e and
STEAMSHIP wamuits Fish Yev.Bedior mdse and 70
Big Sont lOf Windsor S. Mcbride Havana u Jays, Hi'A
Big Ee,herOn of ssconsl saieu Palermo SC with fruit
Brig ReuShag syycHeI, MAs,ss hday' VIII 'usar.
WiSD"s @nd o,S'i fresh r. W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsrOs Feb 221AInyea sehrs Potter from nots Eagle
land for PEsdelpGs 6srk kaiheeO for LyeIrcoL ,,,
phpS .c6r In5e rom Ns~YoYs ceare .c
Young NevYors Sailed steamships Eoye and San Sayado
Carrie Ca Ii1 wihsI for New YORK. '-'''
r.A ?, DIS PlsA Sr s'Sy, King ., Liverpool N s.
caught Gre at Sidney thursday morning. last and was considerably
Borox Feb 22Duhng the o, Friday the 'cr John e. San
Black Rock Cohasstt
Her safe Tie sohr viii probably DC
got of with the assistance OF steamer
Addison, Me. from Brunswick
Island Boston Hbor. Her safe Ihe
light and will off after deharghg part OF her
cargo.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Florida cumberland Sound and HdrbOr Of fnan
after March 90 1913 the 'front.'
the North Range Beacons Amelia Island FLORIDA T D.
OF chnne having opeheu
norhward ReTnanina harbnr
Sailing Dreo;onGoBg bring the South Beaeons
the Sea Buoy Keep this until the NORM
which will gradually appear approach each other are m
range From this ron follow North Bescon M
Amelia main light W. byS.; then steer ~ W. W. to
Bnoy No. o, anchorage.
For Latest Snip Neios Fin Page
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Gieambcais ano Railroads..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor

at 5;UU Q. Pier u. y. T. foot OF Roolnsonst
Calm laIs 70 B B9sF0S To To PR0yPESSs -
Freight Connect Providence with Boston and Prov
.ud Worcester RSo aimposnt Ing cities and towns
ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
II taking effect jan 90 s3 From chGmOers Depot lor
and Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
2Bufslo and Sleeping Coaches TO desin9uon ,,
III mFIess Mail for Buffalo aud Niagara Falls DraTngkoom
pm Day-tincinua and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jer7ss g II aud allil5 m, $50 and = a.,
w warwick, 8 II and 'lI:ls m and l:3op.
Newburgh 1890 9 ami Ii a. $3.50 and $3.50 p.
SuFera 1880 II and -:l5 $780, s. g. 1880 - AMI
RiSeSood Hoboku AlenI.e and Ramseys 1885, $780, II,
tll:lS m. $500, 5, g. 1880 and 'll:JD p
Paterson, Gas 1850 g. 1850 TO- H. 'ill5 H. noon, LAS.
Newark 75 q As and 1880 and 3:D, SIS aud 500 m
Ruthertu Pasc cas- '1:SOt8:30 TO- IL 2 Noon,
H,dale aesensaek and Way s. ais. and tsi5 n aud
sp nm Valley and Way and siS 1874, l. and and
BorewOOd s. 7 and $50 1890 'lS, AIS Ai5 $780, $50
CE 5 ii 10 m 1890 BIS 4lS $780, $50 and '7:sS
sPII 7s s,Ps s''OA No. 1880 ''l' AIS as $780, S''0'
Piermoa and Naek. 1875 and $50 $780, 3;l5 AS $780,
N B-Tsns leaving Chamberst half hours leave
Is minutes earlier than above tine. The 10 aud
B-Tus on the n r. aud Newark Branch leaving Chambers
quarter hours leave Twenyhrdt 20 minutes earlier than
above time ,,
Coaches obtained orders for the checking ami transfer Of
Baggage may be lett the Compans o6ces2 $50 and s1 Broad
Brooklyn the Compans Depot and of Agents at the pucpal
sp,i, tSupd,ys ouy 'tGoshen Sunday, only.
JN0 N. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILR0AD--NewYorka aud Newiaven Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEMBER a. lIl
Passenger Station In NewYok Grand Central Depot Entrance
EOrtY secOud,
IUII1 &c UHN u
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.


For NerHaven 1903 1893 BIl, 1888 E2J 9TH JO3 (Er
Sos 49, &3J 800 (Bx.l and 9l0 (ELl -
bridgeport 500 (Rr 9S 1888 1878 lkIl 3;O9
RI). 1888 i;8, $3.50. 500 (ELl and $40 (Er p
Fo Mionl and staorl 1903 33 1888. 4B and 5i9 p
Por Farsd Southport and wes,pOr 1908 sOl SS M $685.
4:38 and $3.50 80. ,..,. -.
Erl a55 433 OIL 500. 63s s05 lRI) AOd 0:lo (EL
For Darien o. 9Os II J3 3s5 l3s $3.50 and 6;j
For Stanford 7;Ol, sOs tEr s0 pOs ll35 l2;95 (Erl
2:2 3O5 Rr 3.55 439 EI ass 5.3 603 6 1913 sOs (Erl
ping al Mount Vernon, MAmarOnsck and Rye
For Greenwich and intermediate stations 1903, 1903, W;O li5
m. 2:2J 355 1853. S:39 sos, b:B 1873 p m .-,. ~
Mail Train leaves Grand Cenrsl Dpot New
for Boston via Springfield Line, stopping at Ne.
Rochelle stanford South Norvsk sd Bridgeport and
$40 for Boston via Shore Line stopping Mount 'eeoa
"'n''O"'A al" N.Y. CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston, wa Springfield. s:OS M, SOB ami 800 IN
fOr Boston, via Shore Line, l2:ij, DO m.
for Hartford spngael sos 9:!J. a'o5 iHd so5
For X. Ii .0j a. m.
For River Railroad sos 2;2J pm to GFeenaed'
j:e3 D m. Montreal and White Mountains
Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad sOS m ItlJ PIN
Shore Line Railway 6O3 10 Norseh Al rrOvencei
2:lj sos 10 London and Nor1ch and siio IN Boston tx
For Connestcut Valley Railroad, 1908 NJ and J'V' p M
Newiaven aud NORTHAMPTON Railroad MI SOS
Northampton and Wilamsbnrgh .
For Iiou,,toTe RslTo,d eos A. m. and sos p m.
Fer Naugatuck Railroad S0 J;Vs m aud 1888 p In 10 Wa
For Daubsry and Yorw.E Railroad 7O sOs aad u lals
For sAepsug VALLEY Railroad D.nbury Sorwalk RR
Far Se.Csnsau Railroad sos m l2i21 4:3s and $50 pm
sundar mail trains 90 either i'm, Dasas shsd
10 .0a a. l2;iS aud 1913 m trains
Passengers tickets point reached this read
Ceuirni Depot Forty and Fourth also
ae ones, Of the Nss lork Transfer Co Dodis EIp No y"
called for aud CHECKED from sdnts TO aesnsa
bes JOHN D. MOODY esvt ~ . y rs Nv
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pASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAyANNAH-ln steamship Herman LivinQston Feb A
Mr. E,Be Hunter Gallagher wife and child, W. CearI
Dashtr Morgan George JOhnson H. Nelson j. DeGeb .
b. Orresdor aud IS In the steersge
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xtGIlTtiRk ALMANAC

On, sa suu set, ...... 547 Moon hses.,.... 5:H
s,0H bAy-an
q.nA, SAG Cows $50 Hell Gate Ferry L+5
~ 80 THIS DAV-P
s..A, E.a, Sp GOV, ISand GA Hell Gate ferrr Gl3
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

IIBARRFTT "opens a. l0l
Case on-Cruius StaTk.
GKSERAL TERM-IsGRAHAM, r. j. FAScHER, and DAVIS, "
at m
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fosi ano fonno.

Cost ano fonno.
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No. 367,067
the savings The finder requeste 70
return to the before the 2s day ofhseh 1870
application will be made to the Bank for a new hook.
OST-A CERTIFICATE for 20 Shares Stock
Of WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE CO., dated NOV
S numbered Ill All parties hereby cautioned against nesou
mo the zane as II has been cancelled application made for
certificate
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ALLENTOWN LINE To TIE WEST.
A . L .--L-


Commencing Dec Il, l8l1-Leaye New.IOri as follows.
Ga. m-Way Ira n Tor Soneryiie.
m-for Remington. Eson Bethlehem, BATH Maaeh Chan',
Wesbare PttstOn Mhsnoy Mt Carmel Hlfet0n, rlnstaI
mock, TOwanda Naeey with thrlugh Mampot Dat
Vile &c Connects at Junction with De-. Lack Il West r.
ga m-MORNtSG Ex.REss daily eIccgt Sln1aysb T Eaton.
Allentown Harrisburg aud the West. Bonneville "a
FmIngtoni bson Msuch Chunk Wk Scranton To-
wanda Wayerley sc.
lO:l5 "a m.-Wav Train for Someryle.
" m.-WaT Train fof Sonervile.
1850 FOR Fem ka,toD Bath Anwn Nau,h (hu1f,
Mahsuoy C!yl Heioa Mkssose SeraatoH ke-us CoisGt,
Lancaster Ephrata PO,tsyile Harrisburg &c.
2.30 D. m-FOr El,tol. Bethlehem AM Allentown.
3:l5 D. m.-FOF Plsinied
m-FOr Eas0l, Allentown, and M1gl
Jun, ton with Del LacA. and West. X. r.
4;3O D.. m.-For Somerylls ana kemlagtoa.
SEQ p. m.-FOr Sorneryile
Sis m.-P0r Planleh.
$50 m-EvRNIYG ExPRE daily, for Eas.on. Bethlehem Alley
town. Reading Harrisburg Ptlhl.b, Clcgo Clacnu1u
$500 and 6:+5 p. m-Fo S0ucr,i.e.
1:30 p. m.-(EmigsntF or Eis.Oa.
$500 and Hoo 3. m.-For PliinacN
For Elizabeth 6;oo 1900 AIS. $500. s1S 300 $500 loN
llOO HAS i2.JJ, lgl. .Jl $3.50 200 S3 $40,
400 AIS 40 4 500 5l5 $3.50 SIS $780, 62j 5:i5 f:5 7
s:lO, 500, 1000 lI;O0. l2;OO y.
1ickes the Yves be 0hiared az The dice 81 h' Ctur
road OF NegJeev foot Of L5eryi NeSiok AM The nntJ
hotels and ticket Offices in NCs-lOrk CIV
H. 3. EICnEE Supcr.nterica; aal E8gL
n p Csrera Pas a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

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Trsius from foot Of Desboses and CoTtndtsts
follow; 49, ,,n,,
Palace attached $3.50 s. T. and $3.50 M sunday =
S:S0p N.
day $500 p. o.oo ~ 49,
Express Tor Phln $3.50 $780, Ia s. $780, p NJ and
u night Sunday $3.50, aud 800 D. m
For Phili via Kensngton, at : D. m aud P H.
Emigrant aud second class 1913 .. m . . $50 ,,o
For Newark g. GJJ . 1:4 8O - 10 IT, l;iD a. m ~ l. z'U
$40 8 90 clio 400 $40 $40 53 $50 6O 6JJ 1880 $40,
81 10 1850 u o. m SUNDAY $40, 6, 8:l0, and o.
Po Brtabetn6 go T. T:u siO 10 H. lio an IL M 2O
2:90 $40 $50 $3.50 3: $50, $780, GV 6J 49,
$40 10. li:30, 70 D. Sunday SEQ g. aud 8:lO m 49,.
Po Rahwa t3l $40 $50 and IL ], T. 2:JO 3
$40 $40 $40 $50 0 $50 $50 G. $50 49, So 10 p and IL
For woobHiSc aud Perth &nboy and 10 $3.50 $40 1890
For New Brunswick l. 10 H. Rm 4lO $40 p. and
u night Sunday 6, ani p. m
For Milestone, Am II noon, 10 ant SEQ r. m
Lambertylle and Pennington, 9 a. N. and 2 !. m
For Phil pburg and Beiyidere, aud p m
for BoIdenown Burlington aud Camden, and gJO m
1890, O. ,, $40. T. aud D.
For Freehold, Z, a NJ. and Z p
For Jsmesburg Pember.on, Camden. a. m, $40 p.
Tns arrive as follows; Pittsburgh $50 1908
d. lO;i H. and daily Monday. From Washing
ton aud Baltimore H. 1912 m Sunday, $40 From
PHILADELPHIA sal ESQ lGl4 ll:0i ll;5i 2i 1884, tH S:+Jp
N. sunday 52l. $3.50, liz a. IN. ~,
Ticket Offices so as 27I and 9 Broadway; No Astor House
Desbosses Corndtsts Bmant Ticket once No.
Batter place b. NJ BOYD, jr, Gen. Pass Agent
A. j. CASSATT. Gen Manager.