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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
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Not Fair to Judge American ship
building by the - PennsyIvWnia's''
Performances.
The Philadelphia papers have toned
down wonderfully concerning the steam
ship Pennsyl0aniG, and though some of
them speak as though it were something
of an achievement for her 10 have made
the voyage in {" less than fourteen days"
thew are too conscious OF New York's
observing glance to pretend that they are
iubilant over such time. The Pennsy-
vania lett Liverpool at 4 p. IN, on Mon
day, June 23d, and arrived at Philadel
phia on Monday the 9TH, the time being
a triae uuder fourteen days. The White
Star steamer Celtic left Liverpool on
Thursday, June Goth, three days after the
Psnnsvlyania sailed, and arrived in New
York on Sunday, July 9th, one day be-
fore the Pen,.sylua',ia arrived at her port.
The Cehic's time was under ten days, and
she and her consorts have made much
quicker voyages. The difference how
ever, in the time of the two ships is four
days.
Now there will undoubtedly he a large
amount of adverse criticism on the Penn
sylsanla's Performance and those who from
interested motives favor the purchase
of foreign chips will declare that her
slowucss proves the inability of Amerl-
can ship-bullders to compete with
those of England. We deny this
utterly because neither the Pennsylvania
nor any Of the line to which she belongs
can be taken as samples Of America
shipbuldiug. The experienced, Troctics
iron shipbuilders Of America weri practl'
cally excluded froil bidding for the con
tract, and they were built 10y amateur
experimental shipbuilders in Philadel
phia. The real iron shiphuildcrs OF Thu
country. at Wilmington and Chester
cannot be Judged by the performance
of any such firm. Luckily, jus
at this time comes 10 hand au evidence
of the quality Of the ships built by th
practical and experienced ship-builder
OF America Du euuha1 tuciS ailAfN'
In New York from New Orleans n new
Wilmington built steamship, built by on
Of our firms for the Cromwell Line,
which had made the run between the tw
ports, with Aeavy cargo in five day
and ~ hours The sailing distance be
tween the two ports is 1873 miles, Wall
the sailing distance between New for
aud Liverpool is 3,2ll miles. Thus it wi
be seen that the Wilmington huil steam
er made about as good time as the Whit
star steamer which arrived the same da
from Liverpool. There are Wilmngto
built steamers now ailoat which "
should like to see tried between Phil,
dephia aud Liverpool before it is col
cluded that fourteen days is the nece
cary time for voyage by an America
built vessel between those ports.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Germany.

PRINCE BIsMARK 10 DEVOTE HIMSELF
ENTIRELY To IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT -
he IS ABOUT TO RElIKE FROM TUE PKus.
SIAN CABINET.
BrRLfs, July 1.-THE permanent re.
tirement of Prince Disma ell from the
Russian Cabinet Is on the eve Of accom-.
pllshment. lie will retain the German
CHARACTERISTIC. II is reported that Han
Won Brlen will be Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

The supreme Court of California, by a
unanimous bench, has recently struck
one abuse from the list of what we have
thus enumerated, from the property Of
that State, IN declaring the tax on mort
cages unconstitutional-ha their de-
ci.ion on the ground that il is practically
double tax on the same property, aud
therefore in opposition to the constitu
iionsl requirement that all "taxation
shall be equal and uniform" Thus we
have the Initiative tak,n by the Court of
California on a question which they have
tried t. reach tbi ough legislative bodies
IN the older States, and which If followed
will 90 toward breaking down the abuses
with which feudal prelndlcs have sur
rounded our free system. LA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Massaohuseits.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LEoMINsTRR -Loss
Sl50,000.
WORCESTER, MASS July l1th.-A 0rs
IN lseominster, Mass, last night d, siro we'd
$3.50, 600 worth Of property, including &
7. Wilders' restaurant, L,ominster hotel
and stables, the Arlington piano factory
with two hundred finished pianos, and
JONES' block.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Interchange of opinion InierTered
with.

A dispatch from New York announces,
as one of the results Of the new postal
law, the falling off of 1900 free news
paper exchanges. Whether the Post
Office Department considers this a de-
sirable result we have no means Of know
ing, but we think no one who deems it
Important hat all parts of the country
shall he well acquainted with each other,
and that there shall be a common public
sentiment throughout the laHd, will
think the small amount of postage the
government gets out Of exchanges will
compensate for the disadvantages re
shifting from this state OF affairs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

CNclNNATr o, July sth.-Dlspatches
from all parts OF the State report damage
to the crops by rains. The weather Is
still showery, and unless fair weather
comes soon the wheat crop, which is dead
ripe, will be total loss.
Twenty-Five miles of the Newark and
Somerset railroad were washed out, and
several bridges have been DESTROYED.
In Fairfield county alone the loss is over
seven millions of dollars. The railroads
and canals are all damaged,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

HALIFAX, July sth.-The Purscr of the
guy q Washington has arrived and states
mat rom the time of leaving Liverpool
until The vessel struck, neithar sun or
stars could he seen aud no observation
could he taken.
When she struck the fog was so thick
that nothing could be seen three wards
ahead' All the passengers, 500 in num-
per, and the crew were landed safely In
three hours after striking.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
A Startling Claim.

TIE GOVERNMENT HAS RIGHT TO PIX ruy
PRICE FOR SERVICES 1T DEMANDS or
TELEGRAPH Companies.
WARRINGTON, Jvly 1ith.-The Attor :
ney General has decided that upon line. al
telegraph operating under act July gIu
1865. Officers and agents of different de-
partments Of Government may trleprnpt
to each other upon official business At
rates fixed by the Post Master General
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Delaware State Journal.
wILmISGTON, DEL
Saturday. July ~. 1873.
Our public schOaIs the Best Con-
.arxators Of gocIety's Highest In


Onr public schools the Best Con-
servators Of society's Highest An'
terests.
No system Of schooling can be devised
that will make Its pupils learned Ine
homely adage that you can lead a horse
to water but you can't make him drlnk'
applies here, with as much force as any
where. and the most and best that schools
can do is to offer the pupil opportunities
for kuowledpe aud mental discipline and
incite and encourage him to use them
But this much no system Of public schools
should fail to do, aud it ought to be the
boast and glory of our free school system
that 1t makes knowledge as cheap and as
common Tin the interrupted sense Of the
word) as the light of Heaven or the au
we breathe. The free common schools
of our land ought to offer to every boy
and girl the opportunity TO fit him
self or herself for entering well prepared
into those higher paths OF learning
where their own exertioHs will furnish
49, tana a
HT 800 M. a. MIN ,nduces us To offer
~ - '-'' ~. -. ,.,,h,n opr mower To
49, - 49, sT..aanos ,ha stndv of Latin
ne.s'lOl, -. III, sohool ana 10 90
in'o o~' ~ 80 - -. ~, roodorr ,on,
e'Su -Ul,1e' - ,s',-.s...a "a ,ho ,,r;i
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VI pooi .neni ' "Hv ~ ~ ,n,nd ana vii
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IN W. a,so ,,,,o,g ,hot there ia
VI "e''''-' ~. - - 80, H. s,a,a +
r; - w, ~ ssa,a,u - oil Zines IN
= y. = ~ -, ~ ,h.ir ., as N m
-. - 40 e,,,,,o ooonot fail IN so
.Sa So, nao, ,,'ero ,s,l he Gro long fc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

We learn that the Wilmington and
kes'gng Railroad Company intend to at.
lach the Lahaye coupling to some of
their cars this We elk. This patent conn
ling has been tried on the Phpadelnbia
and Reading Railroad for a period Of
about two years, and, we are informed
has given entire satisfaction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Christianity at the cIroua.

The clown of a circus exhibiting in a
little town in Virginia, last week, made
an exhorlation to his audience, In which
he took them TO task severely for paying
a dollar to see him act the fool when thew
stinted their preacher. IL had a marked
effect. The Christians left, the local
preachers got up revival, and a collec.
ton for foreign missions resulted in ,hf
sum of four dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

The Stove Founders Association Of
Troy and Albany held MEETING in Al
hany, Wednesday, and unanimously re-
solved to make no change IN the prices
of stoves during the present year. It is
stated that the action vi this association
regulate. the price of stoves throughout
the United stalos.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
She Is a Fraud.

The woman, Mary Carlton, who re-.
ported herself TO have heen beaten h
rufiiln that obstructed the railroad " al,
at suncock, N. H., is now believed 10 ~ ~
an imposter. She was arrested 20 Z IT, oe
to Manchester yesterday, bui. escsn s
from the Sherif7s office IN tt,e af,ernap, -
Several stories told by h., were Sorn Soh ~
pc ialse' II is thoug, 1T she was princi.
track. the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

a 10y in West Utica, few nights since
aF0ke at once to the kuo Sledpe of n
dismal optic aud the fact that he Is a som
nambulist. He had been 10 the water.
swimming, nearly all the hot afternoon
aud IN bis dreams still divided tie sportiye
wave, Then he dreamed he wanted to
GIVE, and so he dived. When the house
got through rocking, he found himself
standing on his eyebrow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

The revised estimates Of The peach
crop show a woful falling OF from those
of last month. Well informed men from
the very beginning doubted the accuracy
Of the estl mate made at the June
peetiDg.i
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

At Columbia, s. C., yesterday, Judge
Carpenter, on motion of counsel re re-
senting the taxpayers of South Carolina
granted a temporary injunction agains.
the collection Of any tax for the pnrpos
of paying Interest on the bonds Of tina
STATE, known as conversion bonds.
These bonds amount to over 81, 900, 900.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Yniinn WaImnrth.

The parricde Walwofth was taken to
Sing Sing Wednesday. His mother desired
to have him conveyed from the Tombs to
the railway station in a carriage, but the
request could not be granted, and the par
ricide was taken with other convicts in
the prison van.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

LorIsviLLE, KY, July s.-Tirket No.
u, 764 drew twenty thousand dollars prlz e
in The Library lottery to-day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
California.

GRowTH OF ITS POPULATION FROM u.
MIGRATION.
San NRANoIsoo, July 1.-THE gain nm
the population of California by ali routsa
Of travel, In the last six months ia AIie
including 1900 from China and Japau
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
The Cholera in Europe.

APPEARANCE OF THE DISEASE TsRvrRAt
PLACES IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE cholera has an
peared at various places in Germany. bpp,
generally upon small scale. ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
DANGER OF PEDEsrRANISM IN THE EAST
rkrrER FROM A FORMER RESIDENT OF JERUSALEM
70 ne Bdftor Of The tribune.
ON h. IN Fridayie issne of THE TRIRrrNF some

IKrrFR FROM A FORMER RESIDENT OF JERUSALEM.
TO ne Bdftor Of The tribune
SIR: In Fridays issue of THE TRIBUNE some
correspondent states that Mr. George Powell Of the
oriental Typographical Corps Of New-York made the
tourney from Jerusalem by way Of Nazareth and mount
Carmel to Mount Lebanon on foot in midsummer ana
accomplished IL without fatigue in "a hours which is
less than the usual horseback The direct
between these different places would amount 10 nioso
shan a hundred miles, and the sinuoslties Oh 'ho io
aud the mountains would increase the os'Ah0e "
third. The hardy Arab peasant WIN SUI" NV" W 49,
whose dress consists of shirt ana conA euHe
his shoulder and who is capabeof enduring 'ne
fatigue under burning SUM- cannot "a'ei i -
q, miles In day OF y hours The mails Det"eeh Ier"
alo, and pen are carried in three days. the postnan
travelling nv night snd accomplishing the Journey III
about 40 hours I must here explain that, unless inc
saae is nro.nt even the natives OF Palestine VIII NOT
travel nv day in Summer because OF the excessive neat
An Ame,caa or European might walk four mics IN an
h hat he ose mover continue for four hours at that
- 90 trvtne IA the climate there. make these state
,ent for two reasons: First. Mr. Powell must have
vun the whole distance parched plains over
maintains and valleys. and eapng over rugged roehs
sm persuaded that the account is somewhat eAaeEer
ated; second would all tourists against making
sueh foolish and dangerous attempt which at least IN
Eix cases ont OF ten III 10 terminate fatally lmlgh
cite moro than score OF in which the imprudent
foreigner paid for his experience with his life view
yeas 90 a young SWede walked IN suihner lTOil JcI
salem 10 Bethlehem distance OF i've mics anu tnteo
,ays later died from the effect OF q sunstr0ke Two
daughters of President Woolsey OF Yale Colese tray
cling I'M Palestine fell victims 10 dysentofy ana NOT Oh
were thew not pedestrians, hut also had the aoYahaSe
of cool weather in the latter part OF Autumn Aelo
and German cuOnsts could tell IRON their own edu "a
pereuce how they were brought 10 inc DIh Oh e
grave and how several Of their companions ole1 ny ny
tempting to perform the amount OF la0Or anu WIZ
the same distances they were accustomed u III 'n.H
native countries. -
Netc- York, Aug. q, 1873
fThe above criticism is based typographical error;
the original phrase should have been, "twenty-iour
hours less than the usual horseback time" NeVef'he-
less the communication IS OF interest.-EdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
5ales On AnrIlon

A. MxRurs AucaonssL
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., 656 Broadway
ID near BOndt-sss Of BOOEs WORKS Of Ar Fiasv Coos, re
DY JOHN III. DRAPER & Co., Auctioneers
ID THE DELAWARE LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY WILL SILL
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, Aug q at u o'clock
noon, at 20 BIchangs-plsee SAMUEL SLOAN Frenaeh@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
ERIE RAILWAY.-snmmer Advancement Of

ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
H Trains taxing effect June 3D. 1873 From C5azOsr't Depot Or
ssn-Cncnasr and Ch,so Express DnrngROon Coaches
TO Bufa o aad sleeping Coaeic, TO t.aaion
IL m-E1pres, Mail for Bafio Azd Niagara FiL Sleeping Coash
TO B11slo. . . So, s,,
Coaches rOusn Baao Falls, Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicsgo without change
Por jsrrs g. o. II and '11:l5 NJ $50 1880 and 7 p
Goshen Addeto~p, &c. 5, 1890, II and ~lllS S45
43O 1880 and ~ ..
w,rsieL, 8 II a n and s:$oPn,
IS g. 1880 IL anu @ll;l5 345, ., 9, 1880, y
RohOtu, Ae d.le and Ram.sys g. g. 1880 H.
'll:l5 a In 3:45. :. G, $3.50. snd .ll:SO n . m
Psson IS 6:45 7l5, & 1870. TS45. TO- H. 1l:l5 ll:3O
IL noon 'l45, o4J, 4. D. 55, e, $50 - 1880 and
scSSs s. 7:l5 's:45 1l:sO a.. S45 5:l5 $3.50 p m,
Raaefiagd Psrs snd Pss,.ie Gas s. 1880 10 IL l15 n
Ps..ae ony), IL l45 5l5, g. $3.50 8, 1880 'ni
Hidsie H.eL.nei and w.y 5. e:l5 and IS - As,
Il Is p IN and IL Saturday uights only
Spring valley and Way and $50 a ~ AS p ~ ~
Knr erood g. g. 49, and $50 1880 3.I5 AIS A45 $3.50,
G:3O and '745 . m. and l2 SATURDAY gus oaly. - . -
Cressk 8. 49, and $3.50 1870. 315, Al5 $50 $3.50
and 7:45 o. m. and l2satrrday nights only. -
sparthi g. 49, and $50 ~ 1870, S:l5 4l5 445 $50,
$50. f746 D. n. and II Saturday ulghts only
MACK 10 $3.50 1870 3;l1, 4;41 $50,
CSC l7:45 D. m snd II Saturday nights only.
Is earlier than above the 10 30 snd
1l30 m. The The aud Il mid Trains start
B|TTsns On the ~ r. R ,Dd Newark leaving
bs quarter hou Leave Twenty hrd 80 nnae earlier than
eke for pasar. for apams and Sleeping
I've eEekug transfer
Baggage be left at the CompsuVs onecs2il, 59 aud 93
Breadway Oaehundeland BFsny shhsG and Thdaysi
Bru0l the OOmpAu! DDots and OF Agents TIE
ynne pal hotels 49,.
DAILY. tsuni,ys only. t-sgndnr' hddstoNn oal,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

pEMOVAL.
IL MISS SIEERSs ENGLISH, FRENCH. and GERMAN BOARD
ING ard DAY SCHOOL yaasg ladies' shis. No. u EAST
ToRTYsEvESTHsT will reopen SEPT %, 1873 TIE ishoO
rage -lGbe ia attendance fer puDilL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
DIN AnFIPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA AND EKlE hAlLROAD-
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANCE OF CAks. TO
THE OIL REGION sud LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
will leave Desbroses and Cort alits- Ferries:
$3.50 Ere Express daily except SANDAL WIN Paan Psor
through PadSphs Miamsp0r and Faace Gar 70 Oi
City Arrive Sudbury, GAO; WamsFo s30s Logk Hsyea S0)i
Remove. IL 10 Iineto1 50s CORY. 6O3 Erie 1so n
Connecs Corr OH Creek an Allegheny kFtf
for the oil Region Kne With Lake Shore r. r. Tor all points
West
$50 Erie Ma daily with Palman Palace Cs from SegioIs
to G2J; W.mDo.t $40; Lcck Haven
9:45 Remove, IrYineton $40; Corr O:lO Ere l3o
D. ~ Connects With oil Creek and Achey ever a H.
for the OIL Region; Shore T. or al POINTS Wet
W. A BALDWIN, GsBsrAl sGpsibtsBiesL
D. NJ BOYD. ir, Gen. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

TNR0i. -CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Il Passage. So The es.aaI STEAMBOATS, sVSNlSlDs sss
POWELL Pier 40 Ner RIVER foot leey ssia
Gays excepted, O'clock connecting vita noraaF ss 20
SsNl0rk Cent AID Ify All B0s'ss
Rslrosds Tor all pOnts Esdh. east, and west - ....s.
Tx MOST DlRhCr ROuTk TO sARAToCA LAAE SLCkoh
AND MONTREAL
Throush tekets and base eheetrs W tetnaLou
JOSEPH CORNLlL surenatsateat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
COUTH SIDE r. R. OF LONG ISLAND,

GOUTH SIDE K. K. OF LONG ISLAND.
Trains depart Roosevelt and cssnds ferries y.
Ds.Ar-
s.IUa m.-Msl tor Patchogae connecting RoekAsU
and LenDsttso. ..............t sos n.
$40 m.-RoeAAsay kxBLes N
lC:4O u.-Ishp Ace d. connect hempstsAa aud kock-
away Bsaeh.......,.....
lao m.-BabIon Acct eoAueet Hemg,tsad Sla
kockssN Bsseh. 1925 o. n
$40 D. m.-BAbyon Bxpp connect HeG1stss1 auJ
RoNseD beach.. eij a. 70.
4:lO n-'ir Island and Patehoguc 10 90
anu H.uustesd ....'...........gO0G
blO D. m-HemDsead NoekswaY Express. $40 a
b4O p n.-lsbp Accn, eoahesrnz Hampstead aHd
o;4O y m-Babyon Aeon, connecting HeHpssad
aud kockaWav. n
e;3O a. m-SundAys euiy. from Bushuck Tor
PGtcaOKge Hempstesd, snc kockaWAs
Beach, arriving at Bushw.ek AZ. al go p a.
BaEgsee checked and Grsni ft, " T. Or SeUf
Eghtk st.. Brooklgn L. s. CANrlELD suDsIihIsUdsnt
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A LIBRARY FOR FiFTY (s0) CENTS-

"A ID r-,lfe. AIi, 9clee ana Hls'ofI-Ile
Tribune Ia tlat
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Ierurr R..l No g-Beacaers Compulsory kiaolon; teff3
msser1 S.uat0G Phpss Lot hri btOhss Is mere
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ITco-c fSiy Shakespearcu STUDIES By 5Uln Nessi
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of Musee Harmony Prof simsI Placer Mining ID Cal
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T1soa-tfs Mrs-1houcs upon fajcTPraYe Meeting a. IL
1.-The Heal Meetngdu5 10 CbuTches-Soeey 10 The
thurrh-Tte Fingers ofte Church al,
Letter Ra 0rcudrr Lectures Eevy TIE
AwakenHgsThoucbt' o. RcyssA Religions "a
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Statement Y Thomas Starr King; The Death Ieu2ee " bo'ee
and History Of Sccarsn AppI0pnatOus'
Prot Afsz Animal Life Also, description Of ne Won
GI m the Rocky Mountains by The lse Coege
Rxgcii.0n. 49, ,,,or
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n. P. BMDVfN, GenefaT PasseaEeF Agent
nELAWARB LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERN RAILROAD aud NORRIS and ESSEX KAILR0AD sS3
Meeting LEIIGH VALLEY PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD and SYRACUSE and BGNGHAMr RAILROAD and
UTICA CHENANGO SUSQUEHAHNA RAILROAD and OS-
WEGO SYRACUSE RAILROADsaye the foot OF Barclay
and hrstopher-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
Ncw Fluctuations.
: LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
IA Nav AND EELARGKD EDTION or HORACE Gktkbbl AulO
BIOGRAPY m Jedr containing Memoir Of lS later years and
Death and The best O tmOns Campaign Sgeecnes
PORTRAIT o. HIN EYEa PVBLlsHhD hkffb
swSTiyG rfu ASu APP gAREp rHE SUMNER oF ISL
Geeys Auts Orlaphy, and alo Tor some
NOR pneu record wonderful intellectual display Which he
and Western the Prcsdsnts Cam
up of SD bve edition Of toe Auiobogfaph
with vtr large Appendix continuing. the OF hs NE 10 te END
striking suggestive OF his many admirable an
bnant Camparn speeches and ooncudng VIII 81 ana
admirable analysis OF the csmpan, originally prepared b we non
Jsmes Pike e1ntel Minister the Hsgoe. There a.
collection Of Mr. Greeley Meaneoni
Whiting Including others his famous co1OSey Win hooe'
Dale Oac1 oa Marriage and Divorce.
with two portraits,
..s,in r--l..t AtIr.s TRIBUNE. EeW-York.