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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Wednesday, July !

EEw-YoRK. Wednesday. July 3, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
Bv Peter F. Never.
4etory brick building with lot No 81 Zdave Sa5
Assn Of 6th.st lot 24.3xl0O WIN Minratn
Bu John 7. Bovd.
story stone with lot, No ll3 ChrlsIoPneI,sS
PAP te of Hudson-st lot 2o''Isii sylvester sO6s
BIZ Gerard Betts. 1850,
plot Of land on lSthays cor OF llo' 100
Blu c. j. Lyon. ,
5story iron front building with lot NO ITO Grana-
TINS so fe of Mercerst, lot 26niol Emily a 4i75
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Denilsirp

AT VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
- Gthave.-Pan set sjj gum teeth IS, upwards
ranted Gas administered IL without accident Re-
member 26l.
nR. WAIT, 40 East 23d-st., the best dent
~ isry OF every description at the lowest living prices
Call aud examine specimens Extracting under Doc each
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE, BROWN & co.

LITTLE, BKOWN q GU
Ready:
PARSONS ON PARTNERSHIP Third Edition, 6yo, So
MISSISSIPPI REPORTS. Vol LIY. $40 So
UNITED STATES DIGEST. Vol Viii New Series.
.AAERlCAN Law REVIEW Tor July, 1873. completing
VOL AL eSO' papfr q g. annual subscription o.
,SS 0oLES,s Coz sfrrU1IcSAL LIMITATIONS Fourth
.suPRENE COURT REPoRrA Vol %. (otts Vol w
sctIFFoRDs CIRCUIT COURT REPORTS. Vol ILL.,
evO, Sc. "
1iSELow on ToRTs, Claw stuasnss' esrl.s) l2mo.
4sTEPHEN's DIGEsF OF EVIDENCE. TINA Kaaon
I2mo leatheTette 81 b0i sheep %.
gSi washipgtsns,. Boston.
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Mem Publications.

ER0S; Or, Miss BARBARA's ESCAPE.
~ A Tale OF
LOVE. JEALOUSY and SODA WATERi
Summer story Published this week Beautifully printed
with Illustrated cover; price 90 cents
every where by mail postage Free receipt
G. w. CARLETON & CO., Publishers,
MadsOn-square, NeW.YOrk
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european advertisements.

MADAME TUSSAUD'S, LOndOn.-Patron-
vi lied y the afist0cracy aud American visitors "Thc"
Group t0day's Fashions President Grant. War Group,
Grand Nicholas Osman PachH. &c. superb
Of TX. lying state al 81 PeteTs Every crowned
head and celebrity The terrible Chamber OF HoTrors spien
did orchestra. -...
NOTICE is hereby given that in an Action of
~ MHlppondug aud EXDneiatOn ised before the Lords
Of Council and Session Scotland First Division Lord Adams
Ordinary Mr. Melville Cler the instance 81 william An.
derson, reliant, Edinburgh, and Richard Hotchls
Stracan, writer Edinburgh TIC surviving trustees 81 the
deceased JOHN SKIFFINGTON, rag merchant, Highst,
Edinburgh against deceased Ms Sarah Drlnny
SkifngtOD, who resided No. lO5 Higsr, Edinburgh.
widow Of The said John Skinng0n aud Others the Lord Or
duaTy has pronounced the following ORDER OF date 4th
June 1878 motion OF the Trustees the real aisers
appoints further intaOn Of the dependence OF this process
be made by twice for two successive weeks
each The SOtSHda and also in
any newspaper published NewYork. Elimination l.
cordnRy hereby given OF In order that all parties claim
ing represent the late John SknRon have right 10
the fund In medic. may appear for their interest"
J. Il. MCINTOSH. Chambers 10 Young st.
Agent for Pdfsue:s and Real Raisers.
Edinburgh goth June, 1873
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dowuev John. 20 james Kennedy No $50 West l9ih-
e. ana ai,o lot on lSth.s =, $50 II eOf lOthaye,
years ut annual rent u
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEWBORN CITY.

waterst 9. to South st. n $, 90 # of clintonst
9stTi45lo FTe red sC o S%yn referee 70
x25Sio C..harne y Ln6Sp paT 70 1857
2daye Of 4!tsL GOhlO2 JOIN pnnitace
As9 rs Got M E Of i re Rans &c George Hart
S9s Sas Louise eon and husband 10 'o'DpnD l45OO
7sthsi q 2dsSe GOOO
l2h n.,1s Ot 90 SI eaTS Green l75o
Perryst 2l5 e Of BsecSersL txo % wism
7sts ne q lsaye 25slz2% . SCns s,a tn
7sS SsGrGe hT ny Of istavc, 2jxio22 Georco
Nonlict ~ others to Jonas Well and Bern AFR
chri,ioPa.rs 60 dS %ig LOUIS 1900
47th.st, u = 80 Il c OF Staaye. 2jx9l.VMrrrgIar
Ambrose sGoae, referee, 10 Ann ana Sarah Jane 5000
Gresnyiel.t go 49, 2&2xo11i barbara $4,000
5ab ,. John ia kffEc IF 25iioO6 (oncsix
part u Bridget stafford to Margaret stafford MI; Zoo
o2tn 255 q aha w., 25El wsi Union Dime $500
day. between rs Ss% ira TO William Minrs ~ $4,000
We lngton scarf aud to Elizabeth Fwash ooo
I?Ctas IS. az 'G It Of Oh ave- 7;sao u Caroline
Payis Sy attorney ana TWO others 10 I4OCO
42d 81 22G s% b ati "a Esther efsog 5000
'o' r. nam i nj hsSand TO- Itrria $4,000
l2lilLs n :, .47 II wof 2d-ave, 2uxl0n Charles
l y4Gckl referee 10 ''e oer'u"u% Law $500
Cl.f ou-.yo u v cor lfGthst (25d Ward. lOON2OOhr-
5 s59 "a, H+ l''', 'o'n u l24OO
AIcXgndcrave n " cor sOuihcrn Boulevard t23d
Wartl Jonn Barbour, reeree. to Gordon Cu :, cen
CHI, nave, . 9 c' i i oTIc' rmpari 10000
Clilt0n-aye. II " cor iJthst 5ONlOoSi also cor
Ciitunayc and l4SIl-st t6 lnts John VI BafDOur -oo
GUrion Cunatd o'oOV
'o'st s. l VIE TO OF phip nsnanS $3.50
l2Gtn-,f, $50 n " Of SHAVE, 5l2HI2, rrrSumfi
Edward CuruIn CHAM O. william McBurnie.---.-.
5Is'.st (N0 3.jS Wrstl 2O.6NluDJ also otL-aNc, W
Il = D, 1881 ~, 2jSlOO; and alsO Hiver-ave,
n . cor 81 Jar.esst can WARD, lO'Nl2j James - 900
Irving wife TO VIII am j. Greacon <UVVV
SIS, IT. and ~ Vic 10 william PRESTON $1,000
spS Nc Go So' William Preston 10000
nam sn vile T no. Hcp T. MasciSe 1860
pSy f. ,S 9II Ne 90 Eaeh II e own $4,000
incorporate %g s ts ic ET $4,000
sTthst, ~. 200 ~ 2dayc, JHklnOa aud also Itih
81 = 22J ~ e OF 2I.ive. 2JXlUOJ Matthew NicOJ
he Church 81 - BOnifaCc
5JtLs, =, , y % v 81 l1iaTr, 25N!OoOi ADRah
SO0nsn "a Michael NGphan ana others ...::..'...
''';t mo- C e25O
san any S ygt 10 Tack Jones $4,000
l2iIsf n 26O.2 II " Oi 6ihavc 22LNlOJ3 lalph ooo
W Booth to Julia ID Booth o,"OO
Alexander n cor NJ ld4thst lSiONlOO lhoihas
~ DwycT la Francis q Browu.--e..:. :.-. 49,.
Missfi end nd VIE TO- Peter . 5000
l2gih.st, ia IL 81 Sthayr, 23&Jslli James
Brown and wife To John Dcvin o'zoV
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
RIO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii,
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Forrteen Through Trains way daily three Dspos
Philadelphia, two IN New-f0rK.
Double Track improved Equipment, and the Fastest
i0 'T1 I'm snd after M Jah aos sS ISIS saieV
Express trains leave New York VIA Desbrosses and Coart
S:s S . 1;So q s;2S ESQ hmitsi, llGm,LA
S:S9 anu p m sunday 4:SO and ~ w. D D. oSo 's
Boats Of BroOklyn Annex" connect with al through tra
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 500 S:55 4 7:ss
$50 SS and II a. % anS Ri %u kfRres 9 lSS az Z S
$50 5S and - %dns ~ ~ 49,,
House, and Of Des6rosses and No. Court
st. and BrockIyn Annex Depot foot q Fgtons Bro9s5S
city: EmigTanT Ticket ONCE No. S Battery Place.
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
THE ERIE. RAILWAY viii hereafter be
FbrE kn SN ss new name nHE NEwSoRK NM
OF TRAINS, taking eject June 8. 1873
room coaches 70 Buaao and sasps1. Sa BTas
M (Day)fast ST Louis Express arryiog at BUM is
west Plmans best drawing sleeping coaches 70 Bnt
2. m DAILY Pacific Express for the West sleepinf
eOsehss through to Rochester Buffalo NasaS tS ~ p
%P;@EE@ls5 "a train for the West
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, New York. Tor
nn SS SS t sssasa % sS t 0 sSnS
n5sS is J5 So PISS E;'ss 5o iql1
PstsrscH Sac 7,IS. $50 To- Yo;iS iiSS M sossss
Ian and az S %n ahs t sSSdS g s $50 ga as
l:4o, $50, p. m. and ~ midnight ,ouM
SufeTn. 4, f45 1915 m. E45 345, O. O. u ~ ma
night sundays G. $3.50. 10;l5 M, l45 ESQ., y m andis
Cornwall, 74s a. u. $3.50. $50 p m. Sundays s'soa =
Warwick, 7:45 1u:l6 a m. 4;30 p.
Newburgh. 7:45. m, $3.50. 4;S0p. sundays $50 -
Rondouf and Kingston. m $40 D. lays, $3.50 ~
Goshen 500 74b, 900. 1Ol5 am $3.50. 3tJ 4:30. IU
m. Sundays, 600 $780, 1918 a m. $50 7aO D. - -
MiddeIown, 7;t5, 800, 1915 Si5. $3.50. 200 -
and $50 trains connect with SewYOrK and oswsS
EoTs 5ssys siS; 800 1918 q an 80 $780, 700 r~
NoTE.Trains leaving Chambersst even OF DAN nr
before leave Twenty third ST. fifteen minutes
than above time trains leaving Chamberss on aus
Twenty thirdst thirty minutes earlier
leave Twenty thrst 945 and ll45 m connecting "a
trains leaving Chambers-st at loco p m, aud l.oV ~
Tickets passage and apartments s e
coaches be obtained and ORDERS for the ehee
baggage may LETT C0mpanys ol.s
Nos 23e 40i, $50 or 967 Broadway, N. W No Couf's
BROOKLYN, at the Company's depots a
a m 1920 and 1928 D. xs.-s
gNo. N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent. New f~-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEE.li::
Trains leave for Englewood Closter, Piermont and
TOO $780, 945 m, loo 800, 400, 4.45. $500 $50 20
M. and saturday nights only at 1880 NJ Sundays Wv
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey TOO 9:4J M 80
n, ma N InRo1r sass@ss5 os..- -~"' Nc
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Brooklyn Real @state for Sale.
TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for FARM
SDre and tenements OF OF the principal
streets In Brookyni well rented. Address A. j. K, New
burgh, N.Y.
TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
story high-stoop and basement brown.stOne house.
newly finished with all modern improvements furnished
pnfurnished Greene second door OF Cnton.aye
u. IL. sToNE, 1872 Broadway, New.York.
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New pnblirailons.

New Civilizations.
A LIST OF NEW NOVELS.
Of Sun Maid" Artistic" &c, 81.
LITTLE GUzzY Another bright book by the author of
Helens Babies" &c. Illustrated 81
THE LILY OF SAN MINIATo.. BY Mrs Hamilton
author OF Woven Of Many Threads" &c, ST.
JUST MARRIED. How Tom a married bachelor. man
aged his wife. An entertaining story, so cents
FOR EACH oTHER-A new novel, by the powerful author
OF " Ali for Her." &C., 81.
INNocENTs FROM ABRoAD.-A story by the author Of
Just Married, Or, Tms Wife," 81
CoNoUERED.-A novel, by Bessie Strong 81 80.
PECcAvT-A novel, by Emma wendleri 81 80.
LOVE WORKS woNDERs.-A new novel, by the author
OF Thrown on the World" 81 o.
ERos.-A story Of love and jealousy 80 cents
JANET.-A clever new English novel. 81.
G. w. CARLETON & CO..
Publishers. New.YOrk.
" A NOVEL of incident and character lively
tn style ana G W turns and anG he BOOK IL
jolly enough 10 begue the minds OF readers from all SORTS Oi
Worries"
BY GEORGE PARSONS LATHRoP. No.
Square lGmO, red edges, $50 pages price, 81 70
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF OUR EYES.
With AySe to PsTsptS and Teachers In regard 10 9e D
With Illustrations. l6mo cloth price 80 cents Nil,
make practical little volume Of Importance to all readers
sufferers.
Sold by all booksellers Mailed pospadb by the publishers
TOR EACH OTHER.
Il The new novel by the author of "AI For Her" and
An For Him" The three most exciting novels OF the year
New editions just ready
JUST PUBLISHED.
sCHIRMER & CO.,
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ERNST PERABo -
VNO-DAY'S NATION.-FOr sale only at
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square.
NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1878,
Graphically described by
GEO. w. SMALLEY,
The wellknown London Correspondent THE TRIBUNE in
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. II,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION
SUlf'fARY OF LETTERS
RE EXHIBITION.
l. GENERAL OUTLINE
O. THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
g. BRITISH ACTIVITY
L. THE PRINCE OF WALES'S INSPECTION.
3. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
G. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION
OPENING CEREMONIES.
Z. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
s. ANOTHER EXPERIEN CE WITH THE CROWD
o. MARvELs OF THE OPENING NIGHT
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL. HOTEL EXPENSES.
- PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED
l3. RULES AND REGULATIONS
IA. TIE PARTISAN CAFES.
Is. ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES.
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
lG. GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
II. sEQUEL.S TO THE OPENING.
IS BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10. HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
CINCINNATTS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r. G. HASSARD.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS.
I GLUCKs ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
Q THE ORGAN-THE MESSIAH
3 WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
l. LIsZT AND BERLIoZ.
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Zeal estate TO Gfrbanee.

TXCHANGE for farm or country residence
IL desirable New.YOrk City tenement property In fine
order and ,ntel. j. o. HOYT SON. Plne-st.
Two EXCHANGE for small country place
1 Nice two story 10 room brown stone house in very
eligible lc ,iion near Prospect Park. rutland WHIT
ING ) BE skmInst.
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gustrnrtlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS! acknowledgements.
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR "THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIHSTCLASs CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE
BROWN d PULVERNAN, 23S broadway, New.York.
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finn
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CORNEW-HAYEN MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
FOR THE
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, May AZ, 1873
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
o. and after July direct connection VIII be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing at FOX
POINT WHARF, PROVIDENCE, at $3.50 a. IN, win run
through 10 FABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN.
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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Gitp Rtal estate for Sale

CAPITALISTS adison-ave., seth an,
~ 57thstsL; entire front, 75I2O0: examine.
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70 rteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots
Philadelphia, two IN Kew YORK.
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IS0 MILES for 25 CENTS. I
lOO Citizens Iino-IIoy Doats-staterooms 81 and So
berhs 20 cents fare so palace steam
ers saratoga" and "City Of Troy leave daily
saturday ana sunday, at from Pier 49, N r. foot OF
leroy sure connection with trains for all points
North East and West Staeooms and through tickets
BROOKLYN. -
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
Leave depots foot OF Courtandt and
NJ GSO n m Ni9ht Express, daily Easion, Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk wilKes6arre, P1tts;On sayre Fl
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester Bufato Niagara FAM and
The West Pnlmau sleeping coaches attached. -.
R0B'r II. SAYRt- supt ana Engr
GsnarAl Eastern Ofce Church and C0urtandtsk
CHAS II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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l ONG ISLAND RAIlIkOAD, May AZ, 1873.
~ -FerrybOats leave New.YOrk from Jsmesslp daily
ccy sundays 80 minutes, and from 34thst East River
daily MINUTES previous 10 departure OF trains from Long
Island city, and from south Walst Fulton and Catherine
daily 80 minutes previous 20 departure Of trains from
depot Fatbush Atlantic Brooklyn. Trains
leave Brooklyn and Long Island City Hunters Pont as fol
lows: For GTeenpOr sag IarbOr sc, $50 and
Saturdays at $3.50 PIN also July For Patchogu &C. $50
am i3O and For Babylon. &C. at $3.50 a. 400
and y. m For Fire island 9S0 n 43O P m For Port
Jefferson &C. at 10 aud 400 For NorthpOrt &C.
10 m $780, 43O $50 y. For Locust Valley at
$50 and 10 $780, $780, $50 and $50 M. For Far Rock
away &C. at $50 q. m. 43O o, anC p For Garden
City Hampstead $3.50 aud 10 $780, 430 $3.50 and
$50 p. and 1915 night, and for L. l. City only $50
1889 and G:3O p N. Hempsteal via Southern 2 M Mer
rick accommodation, 7;3J SUNDAGS-FOr Port Ie1er
son, Patchogue. &c, m; Babylon &C. a. m and D.
Northport and Locust valley a. m ana 6;5O m Garden
City and Hampstead 2:30 aud $50 p. and from L.
l. City only 031 aud $50 y. Trains Tor RoekAway
Flushing College Point, jamaica &C. per time
bcs FOR NEW. LONDON-The steamer Gpsey leaves daily
tSundays excepted) HarbOr at Greenport D.
Manhapsett House 2l5 arriving at London $40 p
IN Ticket Offices In NewYork at POI Broadway War
at Jamessp and 3Ithst ferries at the offices Of The
Long Island EJpess Parkplace, 7S5 and 9t2 Broadway
Grand Central Depot In Brooklyn No. 1873 Washington
10 4hs BY purchasing tickets at Of the above
baggage be checked Cor residence 60 destination
5. SPENCER Gen'i supt
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ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via

H New-Jersey Southern Railroad Commencing June IL
1873 steamers will leave New.Yor. Pier g North River
foot OfKectors connecting at Sandy HOOK with transi
Long Branch y. $50 a. m. l. 345, 0 545 D.
Red Bank and Toms River Q, $50 a. H., J. 81 p. 70.
Reach IlRyen, q 2 ~. y.
Nineland Bridgeton and AtlanticClty n IN
Philadelphia Tuckerton o a. M, /. 34j D.
w e VIM s. SNEDEN
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RkILRoAD.-C0mmencng July ], 1873
500 a m. Western and Northern Express drawingroon
10 Rochester and st Adams
300 a Saratoga and Montreal special through draws
iug room cars SARATOGA aud Montreal
1030a Special Chicago and western Express, WITH
drawing cars to Canandagua Rochester and Buno
iioo m Express to Utica ana Rutland. drawing room
' s:S0 ~ me- Saratoga Special with drawingrOom ears
LOO D. m. Albany and Troy Express.
500 ID m ST. Louis Express, daily, with sleeping of
e. os running through day in the week
ING ears Tor buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and 10
Montreal gt EIpress for Roche. aud Corning Via
Geneva with through sleeping cars a..
$50 d m Pacific Express; daily with sleeping cars fof
and Chicago also. excepting uday Lii, Nhy on con.
nestSn With ST Lawrence IVr next morning
81 Adams excepting saturday and Sunday nights.
liO m Express, with sleeping cars 20 Albany and Ircl
Nos 2J2 26i 4l3 Broadway and a. M-tcott Express
Co Offices NOS Parkpace 7S5 and Si2 Broadway Nea'
York and S33 Washlngto 81, Brooklyn, - -.
G. II. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
VIHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
The fayonte Pslaee steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays exceptel from Pier 20 North River
foot OF Warren st az D. Passengers arrive In Boston
lam, No intermediate landings between New.York ard
Providence -
THE OLD RELIABLE ST0NINGT0N LINE,
at D. m from Pier 80. North River. foJt Of Jas.st
Fare by this line TO BOSTON. 81 90, nist class
Compsny Also tickets sold at all hotel tckst ofaces
FTeigi;t via either me taken az lowest rates
-, n ID. 5. BABcoCK. President
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
l. TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE on and after May ~ 1873, trains leave New
via DesbrOses and Courandt streets Ferries fol-
lows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, M, aud & 80
daily.
For wiIamspor Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at s:sOp
connecting at CORY tor 1itusve Petroleum Centre and
the OH Regions willsmsport and Lock Haven, an
Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Wash.
ingon Express Of Pullman PaIlOr Cars daily except sun
day. $3.50 arrive Washington 40 Regular a $40
a. IN, |, $50 and q D. Sunday $50 and y. n.
Express Philadelphia 80 1880 500 o. (J3O Lmited IL
1. 8, q, $50 100 $3.50 D. sunday, 4:3O
and am o. o. 63O, 1850, $3.50 and Emlgrant and
Boats OF BrOoyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey City, anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
For Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren
AmbOy. FleuingtOn. Bevidcre and other points,
local schedules at all Ticket Offices.
Trains From Psbure $50, lO:4O 1920 p
M, daily; lO:l0 $50 daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 500. $40 AlU, 6:l5 1910
D. Sunday, $780, $40 From Philadelphia 6O5, 600
ai0. $780, 1850, ll;0O 2lO, 4:lO, 5;lb $3.50, $40
1910 1920 Sunday sos, $780, 94O 1850, ll3O M.
500, 1920 p. m.
Ticket Offices, 526 and 9i4 Broadway No. Aston House.
foot OF Desbr0sses COurandtsts; No Courtst.
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton Brooklyn NOs
ia lie and 10 HudsOn.st, HObOken Depot Jersey City.
Emgrant Ticket ONCE No. Battery place; -
FRANK THOMSON, l. 7. FARMER.
Passenger
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Double Track the most improved Equipment and Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety.
Un ana after Jane 30. 1873,
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a,tamboais ano Ra,Iroaos.

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-TRs
IN elegant steamers DREW or ST. poHN va
includea al connecting az Albany with express train,
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPIAI%
the ACKNOWLEDGES, MONTREAL and points NORTH
ana WEST. Tickets for principal hoteis IA
all OF WescOtt Express in NewYOrk and Brookrx
Brooklyn passengers transferred free BY Annex" boss
Firetclass fare deck 25c excursion Albany snd
return. 81 THIS the only night line of sein,
tickets aud checking baggage 10 places The NewYee
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,ATE EDITION OF PINCKNEY'

A LATE EDITION OF PlNCkNE1S
~ SCHOOL DIRECTORY AND GUIDE FOR 1873
WILL BE ISSUED ABOUT JULY IL
at with the need Of local advertising one
advertisement IN this directory viii cover Tie whole country
from Maine 20 Texas"
Directory, circulars, &c. sent upon aTpicauon'
30 UNION-SQUARIS New-f0rk
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Jnstrnrilon.

For Young Ladies-Country.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young
W Ladies' Bridgeport Conn. Address Mrs. EMILY MEL
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TALL RIVER LINE
GRo l. CoNNoR General Passenger Agent
sl.EI al NOJII Il TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS
POUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

For fhe better accommodation of Ncapou travel on this
line a special train will leave the steamer wharf at Pal
River daily at a. Mondays excepted and arrive as
Newport G35 thus ODyating the necessity OF leaving
sieame az NeMporI az an early hour ~ INC nOnlng
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mbach Conrad and lie 10 Frederick Staudinger,
Gnuyernrursi. Of Courilandt-ave (2Sd WARD,