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MISSISSIPPI 4 TENNESSEER.R,

COMMENCING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
" 1878, Trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
New Orleans Mail, daily. 2:l5 pm. 3:5J pm
Express Train, dali y......... AS pm. $40 am
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on New Or
leans mail through without change, making
close connection at Grenada with trains on
Mississippi Central railroad for all poiAts
North and south.
Ticket Offices, 2373z Main street and at De-
pot, foot Of Main street.
fe28 NJ. BURKE, Supt.
House and Lot for Sale.
DESIRABLE LOCATION-Lot 50 by 200, on
u Dunlap street. Good double house, fine
fruit trees, shrubbery, cistern. A great bar
gain may be had. Apply to
A. Z. FARMLAND,
fen la0 and l6 Maiu street.
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House and Lot for Sale.
Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
The Memphis Gas Light Company
will be held at the Company s office. No 29I
Second street, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on the first day of March, 1873, when
and where will be elected Seven Directors to
serve one year.
By order OF the President.
feT GEORGE W. GIFT. Secretary
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ment of completely in the assassination
of these men, and demanded a change
in the Ministry. A change seems i'm
! minent A revolution Is feared
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.

THE Cornmene ement Exercises in this IN
/ stitute will be held at the Memphis Club
Hall, corner OF Second and Union streets, on
Friday Evening, Feb. 2Stb, at O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
ALEXANDER ERSKIHE, NJ D,
feZ7 Dean OF the Faculty.
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TuesdaY, April SCI. lS7S.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts of the country
will add plea,ure TO the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIF IS, aggregating
a vast total of HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
currency will be distributed bT lot to the tick
ct holders, as follows:
Hat az airETR
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DRAWING,

Under authority of special legislative act
of March l6, 1871, the trustees now announce
the THIRD q tAND GIFT CONCERT, for the
benefit Of the PUBL. G LIBRARY OF KEN
fUCKY, TO come of in Library. Hall, at Lou
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RAILROADS.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY CoMPANY,)
Lessee Memphis and Charleston R. R.,
Memphis, Tenn, February 8, 1873.
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trouble in Peru.

HAVANA, February 27.-Lima, Peru,
dispatches to the fourteenth of February
state that Colonels Gsrindes and Cebal-
los exiled revolutionists, were shot dead
At hanco, on the sixth, while escaping.
The people, In consequences, were very
armed mob forced its way into the halls
Of Congress, and accused the Govern
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COL
Memphis, Tenn, February %. 1873 I
DY order of the Board Of Directors the
ID stockholders of this Company are re-
qulred to pay, on or before the first day Of
April next, the balance now unpaid on their
respective stock notes, being fifteen per cent.
upon the par value OF their shares.
feZ7 r. A. PARKER, Secretary.
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ONE PRIZE OF $4,000: ONE OF $4,000;
" One of $4,000; Two OF S25.O00; -Four Of
$1,000; Twelve OF SjO00 and the rest OF $1,000,
$500, $500 and Sl00.
For plans, price OF tick cts and all informa-
tions, address TO BORNIO & BRO,
"a Gravier street, New Orleans, La.
MANUEL BOkNIO,
First Subcolector Of Lotteries for Exporta-
tion In Havana.
HS- Persons wishing to secure tickets should
send their orders to Messrs. BORNIO & BkG.,
with all possible anticipation. fe25
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PARIS, February 27.-In North Spain
1t is reported that q band Of Carlists,
commanded by General Otto, is march,
toward Navarro. The insurrectionist
chieftain, Norregay, issued an order
directing the municipalities to send all
their young men TO join the Carlist
forces. The insurgents are threatening
Pampeluno in strong force. General
Paera is hurrying to the relief Of the
garrison Of that city. The Government
troops are fortifying Iuen.
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rTlHE firm of JOS. CHASER & CO., Memphis
i Steam Stone Works, is dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr.. CHASER retiring, having sold
his entire interest to the undersigned, who
viii continue the business at So u ashington
street. Stone Fronts erected, Cemetery curb
ing set, and all descriptions of rough and
sawed stone furDished at lowest cash prices.
MULDOON, BULLETT & CO.,
fe23 Office 81 Madison street.
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WASHINGTON, February 27.-The de-
bate in the House to-day on the~report
Of the committee on the Louisiana inves-
tigation occupied almost the entire time
of the afternoon and evening sessions,
which closed at a late hour last night
without result.
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CMAMRERS's
5OO PIANOS ORGANS Z MELODBONS

n, ,na secondhand OF FIRST CLASS MAKERS WI h. soh At
LOWER PRICES cash INSrAhLAESS or sT rect. IA
COUNTRY bY HORACE WATERS SOY ttl hfoans
THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN n \. AGENTS WANTED.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.- Trains lear,

DENNS1 Nv ANA RAILROAD.-Ir rams leave
BIpres o Harrisburg Pittsburgh bs Wet and sot VIII Pal.
Psaee Csr attached 800 ~ 3 and &50 > Sunday 5,
POI Baltimore w,,sssss ana s sossh "a PsrH,,ly'ns Air
Ei 4 a d p pbids5. 'HS 81 s H Su @1S S s
AID . ,, IA. Sun.Ar, 49, Gi0, $3.50 and 9 , N.
For PhsdeDls, KeHsugtoh az a0d Go s0ldlJ,
f f%S Ss!.i e. soy s ,1;s 1@ $40 ,
q ~ ID y l s y ~ $500 so GO ~ nv ' 'i
,. fS' A9'se BE- !:S 9 ~ ' So s 90 10 p 10 o
nf J. ssht sgnd,' ~ 9it eii 20 '5a p ~ 9
!, $50 40 go $40 SEQ 6lo ESQ., 20 s. 10 AID u
POO wooasrSf .Sd PERTH Amboy anO NJ s1o 40
Foi Ne. .Brup,vi,t g:,o m u NJ = $40 s;io eo
Fof Eat Iisicnt : ) "a p boon, 30 ard i:2Op
tor rssqi,ls anc FlelaTgtos % % AID arm-
Aeon f Botepl5sn Bah gop and Camden. and 9.su
l' D., : f,., & ;p' !. r. a. NJ n5,pn
Por JGme,burg Psm0eos Cipien and va beat ron ru
fai. ars - oov,i Froa o'l.Iurss ESQ e?s ~ ea tT
Washing and Bsnnere t''o u y, 5ss D ~
ArLae Sunhy Ctos M AL 80 70 ~ ana W % 10 "
60 Wy ~. ~ - p ,.i "a li2n ~ asa iSigpm
pd lot o. tbrony, spd Cosudt' snsr,pt esr' ODE No
iB,t,s,,.ol,fs A. J. CASsATf Gsae'al AapbEtE
DHH. ADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLRuAD.m.o
mn Oh; bGGloN az LtaGte ps 1i OF PENN T''''
ca. a,1,, ne E'.I,.' s siS e., A sslSa sio
t'Gs co S.os E. az ~ Cosses and oGry
s'h I la S sss,: ~ G ~ s9s 5 a, VIZ % ''' o
ps,s, krs Nal ls,ib %h rd I'VE w ri Sc
lss, hs''I s,.ol Rsn0,o u u" I,'eso ~ t IT, &
ghse h'm e The OF Ksor at Ehe "h Lais hs'r' H. X '''
wv. GOEE eo. r.s As,1, ''""'" ''''''
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8teamboois and Railroads.


NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c: Fare,
IN 81 leave PeeksHp for New Haven Az 'i' sns IL
p DAILY tSundsVs eIcepSe connecting Win 81. Iaro.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSE I,
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ 10 THB WEsT-fs"enger ,p ~
Station Newt foot Of LberTst Connects a. SoutIse w
South Branch e. r. Hampton Junction with DeANu
Railroads. Phlbpbnrg with ehgh Aua
n,aon Also With Lfheh VALLEY Railroad Direct line 70 ,rntVsg
pu,sb ua he Wet also 70 Pmnsy and Newton
state - .np,xcpuvpr
Corn,,e,crs Inn, a0 IS3-Ieaye kew.Y ork A. follow;
for ksston bethlehen Ahth'oNh mAneh
Chuak TamSqGs. Wilkesestre scranton hh~'"h a"
rain Tor Pennington. Easton Bevdere, Bath hanoh
ct ui.shstrc Piston Mshspoy City, Mt Carmel HazeOn,
TpnlbsnnocE Tewuia wavery &c Connects junction With
Del Lack. and West kallfose =, ~, ,-.-. 49,, .,
,in,.n Hsrsbure West Connects al SomeTve Tor
Tgb AZ BastoB for Msneh Chunk. TAmsqua, wilteshsre
Scranton Towanda wSveby &C. with through 10 Dinnle
"iieiss' M and " m-wsv Trains for SomerrIle
if0 ByFRKss for bennington, Kastou Bath, Allentown.
cham CITY, HaIeton Wkshsrrs
sS Coiumbs. Lancaster Bptrss PoitsVie Harrisburg 6e
.sop. n-wU Train for Rsston, Allentown Belndtre
$50 m-Wly Train for Painted
mWsY Train for Bssten Allentown and htucb Chunf Con
peots a JUNCTION With Del. Lack. and West r. r.
4:30p m-Wsy Train for Somefvile and Remington.
p m.-WAy Train for SomeTUis
5:l5 p. m.-Wa Train for Plainted.
$3.50 mEYKNING EIPRE daily. for Easton Btfdefe, Allen
town Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C.
and p m.-WaF Train for Someryile.
1880 p m-(Emigranp -For BastOn
BIS and ll:S0 }. m.-Msy Trsus for Plsinfeh. - -
For Elizabeth Il 1890 $50 $50 6itS 10 S:5 $50 lGls
IL 1:G ls m; 1850 2:30 $3.50 3fs fl5 $50 Ht5
S $50 s5 ESQ 30, 7:t5 ego 9l5, 1880 'J0, u
r. z. KICKER, Supt and Eug.
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ERIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ERIE RAlLWA1.-SummeT Arrangement OF
II Trains atug eGee, June - 1873 From ChamDeft Depot TOR
~ below.
ga -Cncnnsu and Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
10 Buffalo aud Sleeping Coaches 60 destination.
m-EIpress Msl Buffalo aud Niagara Pals Sleeping Coach
Buffalo.
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Deiros aHd
Chicago without change
Port Jer5,s O. 9 II sr:l5 n. 40 1870 and 7pn
$3.50 ft:lD snd - p.
WsrwcS. g. II a and $50 D m
Newburgu, 1881. and IL A. m, and i;N p m.
Sufern g. f&3O il and fl;l5 $3.50 ;, 1880 = and
Rdeewoo HoboEu, Aendale Rsmsea C. 1885, H. slI5
4 N. '3:ls, 5, G. i6;3O and sll:j0 p . 80 .
Paterson e. Gas, 7:l5 g. 1850 189 TO- II, ful3, lo . M
Y noon iS, 5. 5:l5 o. $3.50 - 1880 and ll:jJ
kswlI Is 7ls 's45 and ll:a's NJ 3;'5 SIS GO m 'nd
E,laci PAN an Passsic 6a5 1890 TO- II Oi:ls m
Pss,sic " Noon FI4 T. Sis $50 1879 and 1880
Hi, IIaekeutaet WAY e:l5, 10 As ., and
6 . m and SATURDAY nights only.
Spnng Naliey and Wy, :, ano $50 a. m 4:t9 p No. -
Rnrevooa S g. 10 sad go l:O 3:l5, 4j as 500 $50
and 1.f5 D. NJ, and " saturday Zhts orr. 80. d,
Cressh ~ and $3.50 1880 BIB El5, $50 OiN and 80
l. NJ. and u SATURDAY nights only. .. . -. 90 ,.,
Spsrkh g. 9 and $3.50 q. l;JO, J:l5 $40 $50, DIV o
f7f5 q. ~ and n SATURDAY. nights ONLY. , q.
p mont And Nvscf q 10 AMI $3.50 1890 33 Ei5, $50
$50 t7:l5 .. N 10 SATURDAY nights only.
NB-Trans leaving Chamber on even or haH hour cave
D. m At The W., and u MID Trains start from Cham
B~rsr, % the y R R and Newark Branch eaviug Chsmbs
quarter hours Twenttbirst 20 minutes earlier than
T m massage sud for apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cos.be can be obtained the checking and trA
sS e., and Thrl.svc Courst
Bootltd al Compsnys Depo snd Of Agents al tie principal
h0'e' Cit tSupdsvs ony 4 SUNDAYS Middleton ouiv.
DuuW Na
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Situations Uanieo-- dlales.

Situations Uanieo Glales.
CO.sCHuE.v.
A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, Nos 50 ~ West 1hiryseconds, 3JS West
Tsenty-ttidrst, up to p N, At regular ehce rates
A RESPECTABLE Protestant single MAN
"A COACHMAN understands the Of road horses thoroughly
Cal o ADDRESS ROBERT go Shave. harness store
A RESPECTABLE colOred YOUNG MAN
~ wishes orof gptmans road team objections 10
the country. Address CROTON, Box 81 West sd It
AS COACHMAN, by a frst-class single
man. tborongby understand care and
carriages city reference Address COACHMAN Box $50 Her
aid Once
NOACHMAN or USEFUL MANLY re-
~ sfectabe North Ireland Protestant % years. excel
lent diver groom milk and do pan gardening aud
Thoroughly al branches Of farm work best cc0mmendA
Can sesa CARPENTERS lS West IhL, corner
age
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fine ARTS.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
vi Temporary building lZ3 West fourtssnth.t -.
The DI CESNOLA COLLECTIONS from Cyprus and he LOAN 'o
LBCTI0NS Of worss OF Art 10 the pubic daily Iron 10 m
until D. Admission 80 cents
New and important additions have been made 70 the loan COLLECTORS
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aenl Gsiate 10 Gtthanae
Brooklpn iroperip Go let.

ETNO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il POUR STORY HOUSE AND STORB. No lo2 PiRsspplsiL
DWELLING HOUSE. No 81 NAEsaust
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HIP Bnpw1, General Passenger Agent i' MR. '0P' 'N' '
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ -. BIN RAILROAD,


-. -. NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BkOAD GAUGE LIMB Water Gap Soudhurg Scranton
Bhgh'nton syracuse and oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Dspou IN New lori loot Of Barclay aud foot Of ChgopO, II
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY June 1872.
e:l0 BROAD GAUGE BXPRkSS TRAIN, Branch,
directly through from Gap
Of connecting At Dover with Chester Waterloo With
N washington with train for Pbpburg KAop, Bethlehem
an for Greene Oxford Norch AID RehheA SPRINGS serin
ton with L. and b. r. for Kingston WkeIbsrre POn &e Take
TINS tram Tor Bglds L.ke and SchtoicY's aonntaln
MAIL Denvie With Boon ton Branch
At Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo x for Ando
yer ard kswtOa Washington H. and W r. r. and .,
Phposg WIN behRh and Suqusbauns and Lehgh NseT X Tor
l20o EASION EXPRESS Newark, Madison, Nor
rovn and All stations ws Waterloo with SUSSEX Rail
road at PhPsogrg with Bel Del r. r. for BeydeTe and Lehgh
VALLEY for Bethlehem. Allentown Msueh Chunk Nfesarre'
htang and HnhurE Take tbs Tor Hopaicong Bnal Lane
400 p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Beonon directly through aer Sroudsnug scranton
and Bnghsmon without change e stopping principal Stations
Connecting at Dover Waterloo With SuSer
K TAKE tins for Budds Lakeland SchooeyS huunan
a KASTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester H.
at waterloo with SUSSEX r. Washington with DeA L.c
sanna an western H. and at Esston with be6g9 Eat ~ H.
for Bethlehem Allentown Reading Harrisburg and the West Ths
$40 p m HACkEi TSTowS EXPRESS stop, Newark, Mhurn
stations west eonhec''
with Susse1 R. K for Andover. Newton. and Franklin - .
4;2U DOVER stops Madison Mogin
town and at Dover With Chester X Tor sue
For MORRsrowE at 7:ls 9:lO, no 2:oo 100, $40 $50
For SUMMIT At as 73o 9lO 1910 and ;Ol H. 800 800
$50. S2l 6tO $50 and SO m. ..
Por ORANGE Inf SOUTH ORANGE. AIS, G3o 9:l0 $40 loo
snd IL Ga llO 1880 49, 1890 $50 $3.50 $50 $50 80 ti'
Pc, NEWARK at 7:ls s7,9o s7sO $3.50 go 'sIo .o:lo
1920 40 Gao 40 1910 $50 zoo $50 8i., J.iJ,
lO:0O ano 2Ols. Trans marked stop at East Newark
Ior BLOOMFIELD and hONICLAlR al 100 80, and Vio a.
and ZOO $40 4;iO $780, t2o, Aoa .; I91Spp s,,
A.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAlLROA
~ st-,sNpp .oe hhxovupSr

n EM -JEkSE1 SUI lHEKN KAlLhOAD
~ LINZ
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commsncng MONDAY, June %. l85l
LEAVE NEW YORK PIER Is NORTH RlNRR foot o. burrAV
connecting randy fooK
and all ststOns thus aud connecting Railroads
6:4S m.--PoT Lont Branch.
soLmFor PhdsluhI Long BfAneh VnsIpd and TueferiOs
Railroads.
lao uFor Phsd.ibhis Long Brspeb Red Bsni wneeuh
and Tuoteuon Railroad.
400 H--Por rnlaelph' Long Branch Red Bak and Ware
5.l5p. n-For Lone Branch thd Red BsnI
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK:
e:45 g. n--Prom Long Branch and Iod Bsuk.
$40 mirom Long Branch WsIetoWl and all stations north
l2:4O nProm Pkladephis TOm River, Tuettrton
and NinelSbd RAlsAr
l.i5 .. m.-from Phftdeiphs Toms River, &e
1;iS y. mr-iron Philadelphia ana stations
On SUNDAYS the $50 Wareovn ard inferno
date slatiout Also 70 Red Bank.
FARL BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. 81 a.
TiIfGHT 10 PhSdephh taken up 70 I'd. lowest rates
JOHN J. COLE, Gen Frtigh and PssL Agent
y. r. FISCH, Agent. Pier No e.
NJ W Superintendent
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Bcaro ano Rooms.

Boar0 ano Rooms.
A DVFRTISFMENIS FOR THE NEW
dprG YORK TRIRGSs VII b. ~ or o Ws
T.sny third.st up to 8 D. m. at regular ones rsss
NO. IA WEST 24TH-ST.-TO LET The
~ whole part SECOND FLOOR beautifully furnished 70
dentemen only. with or without breakfast
ITO GENTLEMEN-New furnished ROOMS,
delightful situations city. l56 West BleVenthst
I'D AND THIRD FLOORS.-LARGE, COOL
- ROOMS let With without board sumner prices permanent
or r.hseni at ne East feminist
re EAST rH-ST.-R00MS to let to gen
10 usmen only wihou, board. References
ri DISQUALIFICATION and delightful
with without board Apply Mrs LAWRENCE iout door
0h EAST 23D-ST., nearly opposite Madison
~ Pao LET desirable party with atelsss Boari en-
handsome ROOMS transient parties during snDner monibsi refer
20 ST. MARK's- PLACE Handsomely fur
~ mshe SECOND FLOOR, suite single with OF without
board. also HALL ROOM Tor single gentleman --
40 WEST 20TH-ST.-TO LET, with Board,
M large airy In suites ngJ bath ADD closets
every aoor neshborhood apo table Gr,t cis'
DIX EAST 31ST-ST.-Furnished or unfur
- ~ nihe ROOMS LET With stto1t Board. to
price.
0Sf WEST 39TH-ST-To LET with good
ODO BOARD two eslyflrnishei handsome PARLOR BID,
oe.ton convenient 70 four lines Of essi terms moderate
OSf WEST 39TH-ST ITO LET, with good
~-'(O and handsomely furnished, cool BEDROOMS
connecting paror floor; also ball house has all moen I'M
provenehtsi terms moderate.
0fQ WEST 84TH-ST.-ROOMS to LET,
%~OC With without board all improvements viii be tvey low
~ ID h nd Slg PSs % Moons OE a s$ a9%
pear " Arlington square boara required
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Che Curt.

/ ONG BRANCH RACES-COmmence July 4,
Il and continue 3d. 9 loh llh 18th l6tb l'h ssd STA
JOHN Holy PTesdent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN X. h. LINE.
y LONG BRANCH RACES
u this line leaving Pier % North
River foot Murray for Long Bsaeh snd the Race 'oue s' 80
$3.50 aud 5.j EXTRA BOAT for ihe hAe' ~i
run July Alb 9Th 10Th 18th 18th 18Th. l7th and b
Leaving Pier p. North River az 10 B.
Arriving AZ Long Branch .. NJ Monmouth Pan ll5 m.
and returning Immediately Awning Se~
YORK aOOutt.JO J. -.z- -
NJ " SrPtr JOHN p. COLE
Superpterleut Geu. Pre- CIR aul Pas. Agent
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III 2D-AVE. cor. 3Sth-st.-A respectable
GIRL aatnaOn srsciass LAUNDRESSlR private
miy, private boarding house. Best city references
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U..fITRESSES,

A RELIABLE and tidy young Girl wishes a
~ SITUATION IN private family Waitress understand, her
thoroughly; objection 10 the country excellent references
In hn zee a ll8 6ihate.. drug stnre.
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NEW DAY LINE no NEWPORT,

~ VIA. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
Newport r. L. viii BE- opened MONDAY June
b. leaving Hunters Point At 1850 and arrvns AZ Newport At
4. Returning leave Newport 1880 m, arriving New.
. thus avoiding all night travel and fogs.
Prsseprers JamD u O'Clock at foot
Thirty f0urht 70 IS aud reach the Long Island
Railroad Depot % for the 1890 train
Tickets s0h sud baggage checked through a. and Thirty
Lsurih ferries OLIVER CHARLICK. President.
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STEAMBOATS, auo kallronos.

JltumDDIlo ullo bauilAbubo'
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH
N Poabkeep>e RoBdout aud Kingston landing - SoiseRs ~
Point Cornwall New Hamburg and Milton The MARY Fo"h'N
Yesuy-st, Pier 80. every afternoon At $40 0eleeE
A LBANY and TROY, 50; SARATOGA, 90 Sy Sy'
IA By DAY LlNE BOATS C. YlBBARp ana pAS deh ~ F,ic
Lave Vostrvst Pier 81 $50 and THsny S "a SyiCK
5errv SIS landing YONKRRs TARKf SERF% Tvo
If CAfSKII anf HUDSON Connecting 0 ~ pVA IA ~ ~
NORTH Trp tekets 10 WEST POINT CORN y Al. no , nv
BURGH return NC sane dy 81 nekeis bf s- cara Sn- o4tkAe
checked To Ssra'ogs snd sharon.
DRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
II - S.-.t,et RairoAiA 81 Steameu leave Cat6e
IA, sTr, Al II econ II n. lSnnd.u' eIeepIedl
UATSKILL DAILY LINE:
u s.srmer SRw CHAMPION every @onisy. wsdnerisy and
Tursds SATURDAY at from Pier 80 loot Frantnsi
EORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY, and
SHADY SDE steamers leave daily from spriugst, At 10
$40 p r landing Twenty hrdst minutes later Sun
ron Sprngst $50 10, II and $50 landing
HTseur-,hirist fsre lSe
EOR STANFORD and GREENWICH.-Spe
cs tnpTbe splendid steamer PLEASANT VALLEY viii leave
place Of the Nelly White THURSDAY afternoon July from
Pier a. loot haketsL, al 81 and from Thirty thrdst al 9t5
KEYPORT DAILY BOAT.
IN The steamer MArTBAWAN will leave dnly for KEYPORT =
oock from foot o. BArclRyst n. f., AUD returning vii
Rave X port for Nev-iork At o'clock A.
NORWALK AND DANBURY.
~ The AMERCUS daily foot Of MSkest
a5 md IhrtfibrsL al 30 connecting With the DAubu
BAiuosA
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-1 Uhh IEN IhAL ANU HUUoUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencng MONDAY June p, 1873
Through will leave Grand Central Depot
Chicago Montreal Express. Saratogs Special
Special Chicago Express drawing Koch
ester. Bu1slo and Niagara Pals
i0:f5 a. M. Northern AMI Western Express
as0p n special Express for Albany. Troy and Sar,ogi.
Montreal Express with seping-c 70 81 AlbanL
Express Dt with sespBgvar for Matertoun and Can
sndAigdA
Buffalo Niagara Falls also for Chicago, via both L. $ and n &
EalToads
n:OO D m Empress With ss,prgos for Troy and Albany
zOJp M. Hudson train
100 a r.. and SO D.. m Pourhkeepse trains
$40 m ais $40. aud las D. H. Peetskh trains
so . m. Sing Sing usH
TarrJiovu 1birebs depot, stopping a. al stations
s5 and O:2OS l:OC 100 400 40 sl5 6V suV
and ll:jV p
suhdav TarrytOvn from Threthst At s25
To PouEhtetpGe from FOurthnve eondst Station slo
c IL KENDRIrK. Gensrsl Passeager AGENT.
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h''T' Sunday, ONLY T. Sundays. Middleton opl'.
D' JNO. \. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent.
NEWYORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HANEN, AND HARI-
~ FORD RAILROAD.-Nep orb and Eew-Hayen Division.
SUHMfR ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY a. I3sl
Passenger station Yott Grand Central Depot KsIsVessa
Porty-ser0ndst.
TRAINS LEAVE EkN-lOkh.
Trans for NevHaeh sJ ace NJ sO Oh ' iAee -
10000 (I (AooHJ 800 (bIh 500 lL1 So lAcc ~,
40 and $40 Local BIZ $40 lKI) and 9n BEl 3. n Ia,
SOuth NorWsk i;0, t;0. g:t5 li:W 1909 AID 30
EI 3.55 l:J3, $40 G:j5 pl0 9O For SsmorI 40 0:3
sos lO;0a 1900 100 2a3 BIS J:5s H3S s. 3;l0 $50
6:35, 5:lO. $40 9:O -.
Port Chester. lI:40 ..
Boston Express va Springfield sos and lloos 800 so 10
Shore Line al ]; 9IUp. The 80 n l;r $40
stopping at Stamford. NoTwsk bridgeport The
sos p rss shorr Lire Division fo
Newport the Conn. Valley sayboOt
The s3 800 connects VIII NewllaVen and Norntnp
Haven 6u5 m. and u ~ rains eounet Y
Conn River r. At Springfield aud 500 n for Montreal Iht go
90 800 With NGnraiuef Railroad and the b5
end 800 n WITH Hou'iionie Rso'd si Bridgeport The S;;
and 5 a 35 $40 E0 with Dsnoury aph hofNslE
So E0rua sDd the 3i5 lOJ, s and 5.lO NJ vita New
Canaan IslrOtd A. stamford.
sunday Boston Mail Tran, al 100 p Springfield at 9o
via Providence.
Drawing Day EIpress and slsepnge Night HI
TRANS.
tt Depot MY. rAnsftr Co $40 Broidwbv n y,
COprt. Brooklyn; who viii heet baggage nom
oente 10 degilsuoh.
For fb,r OF parie llsrs at hotels aud depot
b. 81. REED Genl Supt. r. r-!lsveu.
n IN Yah
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G.sRDR.TERS.

GARDENER or FARMER or Gardener and
" Pn-Bg respectable Protestant who thoroughly under
all Of teamwork and vegetable gareng would take
charge SCI working required Best
Can b. seen AZ CARPENTERS l3 West lthst othave.
GARDENER, &c.-By IA young man (Ameri-
" eau take charge Of gntmans place is good segsa1e
lIosiler milk; handy willing and obhgngi h
capable charge and ang out places good reference
Apply stODELLS AGENCY, 09 Wo Imrtyiouh st. near way
GARDENER.-By a single man who thor
N ouRy understands proper Of gen.house grdpees,
fruits vegetables pleasure goaai has The bees Of references so5ef
indusous oblgnE Apply a. ODbLLS AGENtl, ~ west
Thriy .iounL a.. Broadway
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NAFETY, SPEED, AND C0MFOkI.

Tsr Bosop Wore.ssr Fi,ebbufg Juueoh Lost Law
kashu hLuebcsS Conc0r fahtf bHNfboio Abe A'1
soedists points
Tks ~ ssrseb sissmen
CITY OF BOSTON.
CITY OF NEw-ToRK.
0TTY OF f. tWRPNCH