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nROpOSALS for indian STT

u Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior, once
sails ndorsed proposals for beef bacon. flour. clothing
directed to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos 81
OF Tuesday,, s. 1873. for furnishing for
the Indian service about pounds bacon &
baking powder 900 con 100000 pounds Coffee 0OO
pounds -four $4,000 pounds feed 100000 pounds hard
barrels mess pork 2l5OOO pounds rice 1000 pounds tea
pounds tobacco 200 600 pounds salt 100000 pounds
soap 5000 pounds soda $4,000 pounds sugar. and 3ooOOO
pounds wheat.
Also banKets wooen and goods consisting part
Of ticking, $4,000 yards standard calico 100000 yards
wards gngham 500 yards Kentucky jeans $500 YARDS
satnct 5000 yards; brown sheetng 10000 yards
Ieeched sheetng 10000 yards hickory shifting $4,000
groceries, notions hardware medical supplies ana Of misce
AneOus articles such wagons, harness. poughs rake
Also transportation for such Of the supplies goods and
articles that may not be contracted for to be delivered at the
Bids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities or subsistence
supplies required for each Agency and the kinds and quaint
es In gross OF all other goods aud articles together win
bauk proposals forms for contract and bond conditions
observed bidders time place OF delivery terms OF
aud payment transportation routes and all other
necessary Instructions will furnished upon application
Indian Office In Washington Nos 81 and OS WO0Sert
Neg. York TO r. NJ Ringsey No Clinton place.
York: VIM II LYON NO 4s3 Broadway New York and TO
Subsistence, U. A. at Chicago saint
Louis Sioux CITY, Saint Pau, Leayenworth, omhca and
Bs will be opened at the hour and day stated and
bidders invited 20 be present &C tho opening,
Certified checks only receivable ON the following banks &C
All bids be accompanied by certified checks some
the following banks Government DepOstOres for
per Of the amount Of the proposal viz Chemical
poitan National New.York; Ninth National New. York
Philadelphia Naiioual, PhiaGelphia First National Bsiti,
Fourth National 81. Louis and Citizens National Washing
ton, D. CT and the United Assistant Treasurers
- A
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Proposals
PROPOSALS for MATERIAL.
,OFneE oFTm PUBLIC PRINTER,

sOFPIcY oFTHR PUBLIC printer,
WASHINGTON May 81 1873
Proposals viii be received by the Public Printer until the
18TH day Of june 1873 at 10 O'Clock for material for
tho Of the Government Printing Ofice from July l. 1878
1879 Schedules Of materials desired and such
instructions relating quantities. Of bidding &c.
may deemed eXpeden will be furnished on application TO
TINS Office. Address - - .-
mo d. DEFREES.
Public Printer, Washington d. G.
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SHAKEsPEARRs AS YOU Lie IN.

sHAKEsPEAREs COMEDY Of AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Edited with Notes. by William j. ROlte, AM formerly Head
Master Of the High school, Cambridge, Mass With
ings. 16mO cloth, 10 cents.
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Veniee-Juus Casar-The Tempest.-Henry VIIL-Rich
ard II-Macbeth-A Midsummer's Nights Dream.-Henry
V-Godsmths Select Poems.-Grays Select Poems Square
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MINE Is THINE.

Anove. By L. W. NJ. Lockharb author Of Fair to see"
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novel OF singular power and interest. The plot is
fun Of incident without degeneranR into sensa
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Nfay22 1aw6ww


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County OF York Place Of trial. New YORK county
Aaron H. Phillips William /. Phillips, ana tIedcllck w
PhIipa composing firm of Phillips co. Panlls asaiSt
NJ IIays John Doe whose real name Is unknown 10 plain
tfs and other persons any, all Of whom are known as me
firm OF j. NJ Hays Il Co., defendants. SunhOns- 10 tue
abovonamed defendants: You are hereby sunone 20 an
action. and copy
an eT on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after
the service Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF service
and i'm case failure appear answer Judgment VIII
be taken against by default for the relief demanded III e
communicated May 49, 1873. kItBH q iAhDOCht
plaunns attOrneys. Office and Post Office address, NO ~
broadway. w-YOrk City.
going summons served upon you by publication pursu
ami 10 an order Of the Chares Don0hue Justice OF the
Supreme dated the DIST day OF May 1879 and MED az
the same time complaint in this acton, in the ONCE
M t CLERK OF tie tity County OF New Or in NewYork
CIty on the 2lstday Of May. 1873 KIRBY q fAfDOCk
Moo Iaw6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys 81 Broadway, n y
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1S0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
lOU Citizens, nne-Troy boals.seie only 81
es Saratoga" and Cty Of Troy" leave daily except satur
day at M from Pier 40, N. r. foot OF Leroyst sure
with ms for oil points North East aud
West. state-rooms and through tickets at DopDs EX-
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= New.York-cHARIES A. coLToN, plaintiff, against
JONATHAN NIELD, defendant sumlnons-%wlth notlee5
10 answer the complaint in this action and TO serve copy Of
vour answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
the service Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice and i'm case failure 10 appear answer udg
ent will be taken against you by default for the relief de
handed In the complaint Dated NewYOik April 10 1873.
WILLIAM n. SYME, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and p o. Address 10 10 broadway New.foIk CITY
answer the above summons Judgment Will be taken against
Won for the Of four hundred aud silky eIo dollars with
interest from January 1877 and with costs Of This action
WILLIAM X. SYNE. Plaiutin's Attorney
To JONATHAN NIELD, defendant: The foregoing sum-
served upon by publication pursuant 10 an order
OF Hon Charles DOnOhpe, Justice Of the Supreme Court
dated the ith ay OF May 1873 and filed with the complaint
In the office OF the Clerk Of the City and County Of York
az the County Court House in said city. -
WILLIAM II. SYME, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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steamboais ano RAILROADS..

nh
ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE;ET he,
N elegant steamers DREW ST. JOHN WIN
Pier Al North River foot OF C9nalst daily tSna
includedI connecting at Albany with trains
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMpPddAhITTsff
and WEST Tickets for sale at principal h2teIs hi anu
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex Doai
Frstelass fare 81 deck, 2jc excursion to Albany anu
return, 81 30 -
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nlc
I'D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Cathanesp daily (suudays excepted at llSO M
and Bridgeport at IL D. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
$40 a. m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indanap
Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark, D., Iaho
Chicago.
Cordonsyle Pullman from NewYor Baltimore and
Washington making close connections for Pittsburg. Gin
cinna Indianapolis Louisville and 81 Louis. Through
Pullman Baltimore to Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS and Pitts
burg and IRON Warrington 10 Augusta ana Savannah. .
Washington the South, West. Pull
man sleepers Baltimore aud Washington,
making for Chicago INDIANAPOLIS
Louisville LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the SOutn and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore to Cinein
natl Washington with trains for Lynchburg,
Florida New OrleaDs andthe Soutp - ~.
For through tickets please call at COmpanys 0nce 0lo
Broadway NewYOrk and at ticket offices foot OF Corandt
and DesbrOssessts, and depot Jersey CITY. .. outo
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHlO
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no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia two IN Nev.lOrK.

Philadelphia two IN Kew YORK.
Double Track Improved Equipment Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
On ana after Mag IL. 1873
Express Trims leave DesbTOsses and Court
andt Streets Ferries follows:
400 $780, 500, 1880 hmedl IL m, l. t. O. ESQ., $780,
$50 and D. Sunday. 4:3O and a. mr. D, ESQ., 1880,
$50 and q D..
Boats Brooklyn Annex" with all through trains
at Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $500 1885, T. 73O g.
$50 and g. m. Qimed Express, l35 p. MI e T. $50 q
and 35 m and ~ midnight on Sunday $40. $780, a g.
$3.50, A.. m, 4, 1885 p M fpd ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos. 500 and 044 Broadway No ! AstOr
House. Courtlandtsts No Court
st. and IrOOlyn Depot foot Of FuonsL Brooklyn;
Nos ll4 ll6 and 1lS Hudson HobOken Depot Jersey
city. Emigrant Ticket Office, No 3 Battery. place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. =. PALMER,
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
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FIELD & DEYO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,

CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK, City and County Of York (pSee Of tTia)
IT, plaintiffs agt. PETER RILEY, defendant. summons
with notice 20 the above named defendant You are hereby
summoned the complaint this action and TO serve
copy your the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty the service OF this summons exclusive OF
the and OF your failure 20 appear or an
swe Judgment viii be taken against by default for the
relief deTnnn ed I'm the complaint
Dated March 20, 1878. . . -
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Office address,
No. 3 Dey-st.. New-York city,
notice that default to or
answer the above SUMMONS Judgment will be taken against
the OF Seventy dollars with interest from
January 49, 1873 and with costs OF this action.
EARLEY * SHAW. Paintifs' Attorneys.
PETER RILEY, defendants The foregoing summons IS
served upon you by publication pursuant order OF Hon.
Joseph Potter OF the Justices OF said supreme Court
dated the 18TH April 1873 and filed with the
plant in OF the Clerk Of the City and County Of
New. York at the County Court House IN said city.
BARLEY SHAW, PLANTING Attorneys.
Myl law6ww
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NIFW-YnRK sIIpREME COURT.-City and

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT.-City and
~ County Of New.YOrk-Sarab L. s. Lee and frederek
g. Lee her husband, plaintiffs against Alexander WeDD
and Anna r. his wife Robert g Webb aud Mary " IL, MS
wife, Helen NJ Morgan and Nathan d. Morgan her husbands
Calharine L. Benton and James g. Benton her husDand
MARY r. Webb widow OF Watson Webb Il3penarn D MeDp
MARY s. Webb, Stephana J. seymour formerly Stepaha -
Webb and Seymour her husbands virginia g. tor5ytn
ana Robert A. Forsyth her husband stephen H. webb Her
band Amelia A. Stewart, Robert L. stewart Henry 1Iu
Trevor MARY - Ands and Charles o. Andrus her husband
JOhn b. Trevor individually and as guardian OF Heny ofan
Trevor and individually and az executor unde
the last will Of Herman G. lie ROY deceased
deendants named defendants Hon are mere
by summoned the complaint ~ TINS acton am 70
serve copy on the plaintiffs attorneys @Dl
twenty DAYS OF this sumwons exclusive OF
the day OF services and in OF your failure 70 appear
answer Judgment will be taken against you Dy Oea iOr no
relief demanded in the compliant
Dated New-YOrK, April 20, 1873. - . ,,o,-,,,,
PLATT, GERARD BOWEhS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Office address,
No % Wlliamst,
New-YOrk CITY,
To 1isnenard g webb Mary s Webb, stephania L. sey-
husband Virginia G. Forsyth and Robert FOr er nus
hand: Stephen II Webb Herman $ lie oy The foregoing
summons Is served upon by publication pursuant 70 an
order OF Hon. Charles DOn0hue Justice OF inc supreme
Cot OF the state NewYOrk made the eighteenth Gay OF
Nav 1873 filed with the complaint in tue ONCE OF ne
Clerk of the City and County OF HeWl at the COURT
House in said City NewY0rk said 18TH day OF May
1873. Yours. Scr mr. nm. ,r, a. po,ypps
plaintiffs Attorneys,
81 Willlamst.
NravOO TowGyw NJ City.
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Mem 11nbIirations.

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OPENING CEREMONIES.
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O. MARVEIs OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
10. AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
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u. PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED
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EXHIBITION TOPICS.
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II. sEQUELS TO THE OPENING
10 BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
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SUMMARY OF LETTERS.
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Enstrnrtlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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ONE OFFICE.
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of
- New. York.JANE RAYNER as general guardian Of
children Of JULIUS RAYNEh deceased plaintiff sgt
MAURICE LEVY, defendants. summons to the above
named hereby summoned 10 answer the
COMPLAINT ia his action copy Of
on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the ser.
vice summons exclusive Of the day OF service md IN
case OF your failure 20 appear answer Judgment will be
taken you by default for the relief demanded IN the
complaint.
Dated New.YOrk, March II, 1873. - -
FIELD & DEYO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Post Oice address,
No. Pine-st., New-YOrk.
To the defendant SOLOMON LEVY The FOREGOING sum
mons upon yOV publication pursuant 10 an order
OF the Charles Donohue Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of York dated tile oath day OF April 1915,
and Med with complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
city and County Of NewYOTk at his Office in the County
Court House In said city. - -...
FIELD & DEYO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Office address,
My1 laWCwW No 4 Piue-st., New York City.
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Ere dream.
A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CLUTCHES, FESTIVALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. Doc PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
Depots 3O5 Athave 2ss broadway. and 70 Chathamst
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U,HE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

VIHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY 81 MILES OF RAIL.
" The favOTite Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier 20 North River
foot WaTenst Passengers arrive IN Boston at
a. M No intermediate landings between New.York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE ST0NINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
at5 m frut North River. foot Of
by this line TO BOSTON. 81 90, first class.
staterooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No 363 Broadway. al offices OF WestcOtts Express
Company Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket Offices
ID. \. BABCOCK, President
L. W. FnKINs General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements April %, 1878.
through will leave Grand Central DepOt
800 a. Western and Northern Express, draWingroom
cars Rochester and ST. Adams.
1890 a. M, Special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing Cnnandaigua, Rochester ana Buhao
1l:0Oa 4. m, Express Utica and Rutland, drawing room
to Saratoga.
Louis Express daily, with sleeping cars Tor
in the week also, sleep
ms ears Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and to
Montreal excepting sunday night, VIA saratoga; ,, -
73O D. M Fast Express for Rochester, and Corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cafd 49,
$40 n m. Pacific Express. daily with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also WaterOwn excepting Saturday night
and via ST. Adams excepting saturday and Sun
day nights. IN, -,---,-- 49,. - .,,.- ~, m,
Wav raius az per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale
Nos 22 2B and 4l3 Broadway and az Westcott Express
CO. Oices Nos ParkUace 7S5 and 942 Broadway New.
york and 3B3 WashngtOnst. Brooklyn
q n Passenger
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
D 0ITNn NHnnK R0III

BOUND BROOK ROU lE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. M n
Leave York for Trenton and Philadelphia at 65O o
$50 1915, ll30 $780, !, 53Ol2 p m, and at 4;JO Di
for Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North
Toad. Third ana Berkssts at B45 (way I4o VoO 4l'oo
a. m. 1870. 2:3O Ais. 5:iJ. II p. 49,
Leave Trenton NewYork at 100 Except Monday $50
e:l3, 1920 a m. 1915, 2lj, ,, 4:jj, $50 D. m. 80
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached 10 tho y5Ua NJ
1889 trains from NewYork 10 the 745 IN, l3O p H.
trains from Philadelphia. 80 800. 81.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New York and philadelphia ~
q. ~. 63O 70 ?. Leave NeW.1OIk ior trenton AT .
$50 D. m leave Trenton a l:2O 300 a. NJ blO ~;
Tickets for sale foot Of Lberiyst NOS 22g ana Va
broadway the principal hotels all Offices OF the tfe W
way and Brooklyn and M No Courts BrOoA
II. z. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
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THE MONEY MARKET.

ogIIoIAL REPORT N. y srocE ExcRANeE s11r,
TUESDAY JUNE L. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Fan Schools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
~ one year. Fall term begins tne ID OF September
Address Preseason ISAAC EDWARDS Albany, " y.
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, 2 years (;
Graduate course flor degree Of Do LII wears all ter
opens Sept. 20. Address Prot WAYLAND New-Hayen Ct
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Ferry station I'm New York. foot OF Liberty-st.
Commencing June 3. 1878 Trains leave az follows; -
$50 a. m-FOr Pennington. Easton, Belvidere Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua WikesbaIre Ema sc. Connects At juno
tiOn with ID. L. and w. II. II.
S4j m.FOr High Bridge Branch Easton, HarTsDurgh
WiiliamspOrt, &c.
1915 M aud 430 D. m-FOr SOmeryile and Pennington.
p. m.-FOr Pennington Eason, Maueh Chunk Iamaqua,
Wkesbarre Scranton TunkhannOck, Tamaqua HaHleton'
Reading POtsvle HarTisburgh, SC.
pm.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton, Belydare ana
Mauch Chunk Connects dnciiOn with ID. l. and w. r. X
$50 p. daly-For Easton. Allentown and Harns0urgh
7:45 D. m.-FOr EastOn.
For trains local points timetables at stations .
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at 20 a. m, ~ p. M Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at $50 IN for
EastOn, Reading and HaTrisburgh
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c. az 8, 7:ij, o. 11:45 a. $40. 4. ., q D. M.
Stages connect at MattaNHn Station 10 and fr0mKE1PO
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Liberty ST. for Freehold at
7H5, ll:45 a N, 4, 8, pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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6orsts, CARRIAGES, Garness, or.

TVO LET-TO family for the Summer.
frstclass new Landau, with team and driver. Addre
/. A., station IL.
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Eoet Gno found.

Loci Gl0 Iou10.
DANK- BOOK LOST.-Bank- No. 49,
I'D 4O7 Of the Bowery savings Rank Is missing the
finder requested TO the bank " not restored
before the 5d day OF July 1873 application viii be made TO
the bank for new book
DANK-BOOK LOST.-Bank-book No. 391,-
I'D b33 Of Bank for Savings Beeckerst - MISSING
the finder Is requested 10 return 70 tho pahk q, re-
made for a new book.
MRS. TIGHE LOST.-Any account of her will
vi be gladly received By her husband JOHN TIGHE No
800 East 36th.st.
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miscellaneous.

DEFORE leaving town send your notify fur
carpets and bedding aud badly soed clothing
and carpets Naphtha RenOvang Works Office 80 h. 4tht
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20. be. s7h
Mo Kan & TEXAS
100. ..bc.. 20
Kansas Pacific
600. 3
Chic and Alton
100. .bcs3. 79h
II g. StJo
100. be. llt
Han & st 10 Pref
200..bc 50. 2It
n Southern
100. bcb3. ~
lUO........ H
y Jersey II X
7O....bc.l 22
Ohio 4 Miss
100. DC b3. 81
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Western Union
Dis Of c 3 COS
aA.Wa.m

6,0OO...... q
IL, 600. 81 4
Bur G X 81 Nm lst
2,000.-...... 7Ols
500 small SO =
Nil q st Pr 3-l0s
600.
NJ & ST p First N
=. D.a..masa n
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LALL RIVER LINZ
BOSTON
And all points Fast, via Newport and Fail River.
Monmouth Palace Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New YOrK daily from foot OF Murrayst.
~ SUNDAY TRIPS } FROM 90 Y n
T. ." { June g 10 September g. inc. Pier 80 49, -
Leave Brookyn via Annex" boat at $3.50 p m
Tickets and Staero0s secured at all principal hotels and
UNIV '' " Wv ~ BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEO. I. CoNNoR, General Passenger Agent.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
foot OF COurtandt and DosDrOssesstS
M $50 NJ M Night Express daily for Easton, Bethlehem
Aueptovn Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre, Pttst0n, SayTe Ell
mira Ithce Auburn Rochester Bufat0 Niagara Fas and
the West pullman sleeping coaches attached. , -
Gsnern Eastern once corner aud COurtlandstA
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing May -,
1873. steamers Will leave NewIOrk, Pier 8, North River
OOt Of RectOr connecting az Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch $3.50 a. m. !. 4 and y.
Red Bank and Toms River $50 A. M, and p. IN.
Barncgat and Tuckert0u p. m.
Niueiaud BridgetOn and Atlantic CITY 2. m.
Philadelphia and Pemb .rton 1 ana y. NJ.
Sundays for Long Branch $3.50 an
WM. y. SNEDEN,
General Manager.