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Gold was less active to-day. and not ~ strong the
sales having been at lOl = and IOl Tie cl>! gold
Was less difficult 10 obtain. and borrowers N Clear
lug House pail per cent for iic Use of com f"
deliver. The da} = business 81 thf gold clearing
department al the Bank Of thc stat" Of n" York
covered cold cleared. 81 .lH2,urb; l''I bal
3Uuc>. - "-.2G2; currency iIdnrr-, 500, 10.
hr gold quotations were - follows:
1n........ loI - l-......... lni 3....-.--- lol-
The cii.r; nf the easier ch1r-rs for cash gold Wa
f"t ~ the foreign eN'unrgc U'-ct. winch WIS
sitter an around. though thc Off. al Id;.7 were WI
,.l.1l.lrrd and am. - Slbyluru:
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Great Western seconds. e& November 1877,
coupon. at 66io, and Elevated Railroad frsts at
80. Current quotations are annexed.
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Gauiuas Banks.

%'cw-Ioih Saving, Bank, cor. of Nth-ayc. and
y AN - AM r.- from the fast o' month.
A.~.f, jGa-I2 81. ~Gplgs - i.N-f -.
1. "A .,-,r.lI.rr ~.s't. RICHARD u. Bi Id n, 81
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financial.

4 MEMBER of the Stock Exchange, with a
"a far trade desires partner with 1000
troll business Address "STOCkS,' Tribune Office.
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1nrniIure.

nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES, &C,
Manufactured by
TO. sELLEw,
Ill Fultonat
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THE MONEY MARKET.

nr,ryzI PFror7 n Y SJOCE FXCHANGE SALES
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAR1MENTN
,.,,or C.rr-JO1. o'CI OCK A.,
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. the President and Board

EOTICE.-W Whereas, the President and Board
4 The AtclsOn amt Plies Peak Railroad
Company. called The Central Branch Union Pacific Rail
road COMPANY did 5tn day of May 4. y. 1879 ep-
point Henry Day n the city II NcW 0Ik ~ trustee udef
fc of said company bearing date the his lay
NAV i-bj 10 m OTCaslnu'd by the death oi Jolu
William. on, UUsircs under said mort now dc.
a. % Oh ne same dy cd appoint Ohvrr Ames. OF
M state 81 Massachusetts, A. trustee 10 I vacancy 0' l.
toue ly tt uttHoi Ic Jdmu W. Bonnty ahOth1l iiseo
under sad 30 ig3So now ueccastL go,
Ncy in.r,ior notice hereby gwen 70 the owners andhoh
W that an appl't pn
WI Dee made hy the PRESIDENT and Directors OF san c0inlhy
the Court II the state OF Stw
hr held the County Court House, IN the city OF
York the it DAY of jun" \. D. l-lN al the Opening
that Tor the continuation o Stld appointment
trustees according 10 TIE provision ~ sara mort
gage. T. VI ~ LIN, .-,t,,alt.
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GAS STOCKS.

Al N.York BROOKLYN Gas stocks. and also all kind,
OF Brooklyn investment securities dealt h. BY ~
GEO. II. PRENTISS
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TENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
\ UDT.pl.I- q the I. TER and DELAWARE RAIL
COMPASS Y will D.. Ied the o;rr ~ The cOmpany,
Al ioudoui. NEDN ia June ~ 40 O'Clock, ,,
\. BE$ sos, secretary.
OIr,,E iol IHE Mn. GoRs PORTABLE IN.ugNcECop;
StW-NoLk. May -. 1875
fE'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors OF
4 t.4cimp,u viH De- held ON NJ lNDAG. the 81 day 81
June next t-.i ONCE. 40 - Na5t The POI VIII open
~ JOHN MILLER Sccretarr.
TUr NiriA. iI;r I~-cHAsoI COMPANY or NEw. NoRN,}
100 20 % i;roiuway. Mn -No;H. Nay TO- 1875.
TF'HE ANNUAL ELEC ilON of this Company
DE o. pursuant 20 It, charter
5DN DAY. June B. 80 Tor BE election e." m1e If1Se's
81 tie B'Gid Wh1,s
.lf. a.; .,fvl.. t,IIe by Imitation The polls VIII open
al l.. o,..tN. noon. aut clos. - = osgCh ,. No..
ISAAC J. LLOYD secretary.
$4,000 s.' !, conf ana t m m9Tsi
property worth 100000 Adir.,, GOOD, Ili.uu. yilce.
s 10000 1s; r F9d At to loan I'? 5n on . Ian
sim. SO brokerage allowed. EEDFIELD . HILL No.
"a, N....ar.
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i, USHER JOHNSON.

-. BANkEI. No. NASSAU ST,
sell, cash. H1rg,i all stcdi1teS d"at IN
the stock IN, Ec. tlt"ul attention 10 IA cotiuhb
orders allow interest on deposits
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auction. By steam tirec, ; sales
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
JULY MAGAZINES.

"SOme War Scenes Revisited" is the title Of
\ paper BY Colonel 4. W. HgginsOn, IN which he de-
sebes tho contrast between the condition OF the South
when he left jacksonville Fa in March, 1854, and the
appearance which presented fourteen years after in
ks7e AZ the date frst mentioned above, the town was
E hames tongues OF FIRE creeping from house to
house; the air was dense with lurd smoke The black
hOlder though gultless Of ali share IN the 1ames were
pet excited on the OCCASION and they recalled their
EaTorite imagery OF the Day Of Judgment shouted and
sang without eeasng. Steamers dropped rapidly down
sbo river, heavily laden with the goods Of the
escaping inhabitants On recently landing at the
same spot the writer fOnnd the transformed into
nuiet Summer watering plaee the In bloom;
the hotel verandas fun Of guests there gay
ops In the street, and the wharyes covered with
neopis and with merchandise The earth-w0rks which
had bean built By the soldiers Of his command were
isyeed ana oyergrOWn; there was bridge az the ford
(which was used TO pickett the very railroad along
Which there were almost daily sklrmiehes was torn up,
and new track entered the town Of different point
Ths change was less vivid at Beaufort South Carolina
which became familiar to many during the war The
lagke white houses still look peacefully down tBe placid
reor but there repairs and paint where and
hany new houses or cabins have been built But IL is
ihs same pleasant old sleepy Beaufort, and no military
Rio Van Winkle need feel himself too rudely aroused
sreport Of Colonel gginson as to tbo condition Of the
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

Were moored, or moving with lazy creak
To the soft dip of oars. All sounds were nght
Az tiny silver bells upon the robes -
or lowering silence. Birds made twltterlngs
That seemed but silence self o'erfull OF love-
Twas invitation all to sweet repOsei
And Hamlet, drowsy with the mingled draughts
OF cider and conflicting sentiments, 80 ,,-,..
Chose green couch and watched with halt-eloseu
eyes - ,,.A.
The meadow road, the stream, and dreamy lights,
Until they merged themselves In sequence strange
With undulating ether time, the soul,
The Will supreme, the individual elaim'
The social Ought the lYrlsts liberty,
DemOcritus, PythagOras, in talk
With Anselm. Darwin, Comte, and Schopennauer'
The poets rising slow from out their tomDs
Summoned as arbters-that DOrder-world
OF DOING ere the sense Is fully locked.
And then he dreamed dream so luminous
He woke (he says) cOnvincedj but what IL tauglS
WithhOlds as yet. Perhaps those graVer shaues
Admonished him that visions told In haste
Part with their virtues 10 the squandering lps'
And leave the soul in wider emptiness.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

L
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES MAIL
ROUTE. On and after May ~, 1873 trains leave New
YoIk via Desbrosses and Courandt streets Ferries as fol-
Express for Harrisburg, Ptsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached NJ, and 8: 80 m
daily.
For Winamsport Lock Haven, CORY aud Erie at s:3Op
connecting CORY for Tusyile Petroleum Centre
the OIL RogOns WiliamspOrt and Lock Haven a. IN
Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited Wash.
ngOn Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except
day, $50 arrive Washington 4:lO Regular at $40
q. M. J. $3.50 and p. m. Sunday $3.50 and p. N.
Express for Philadelphia 80 1880 $50 g. (:3O Lmed IL
4. O. O. ESQ, 7:3O. $3.50 and p, Sunday, 1880
and am 8. ., 63O $780, $3.50 and p. Emgant and
ond class, p. m
Boats brooklyn Annex" with through trains
Brooklyn travel.
For trains TO Newark Elizabeth hway Princeton Tren.
ton Perth AmbOy Pennington Belvdere and other points,
see local schedules &c all Ticket OfiCos
Trains arrive From PIttsburg, 0:jO 1910 a 1920 D.
daily lO:lO M 500 D. daily. except Monday.
Washington and Baltimore 6:5O 0:l0 a. M 4:IO 6i5 1910
P m Sunday 650 $40 am. From Philadelphia, 800 $50
p4Q 300 1880, ll0O a. m, 40 4l0, b;l6, 6;50 $40,
dGlO d02o ~ Sunday 505 65O. 0;4O, 1850 1l'5O
Ticket oaiGes 526 and 9lt Broadway No. Astor House
and foot OF DesbrOses and COurtlandtss No COurtst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton Brooklyn; Nos
ia, ll6 and lS HudsOpst HObOken Depot Jersey City
FRANK THOMSON i. Z. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger gent.
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND pROOK ROUTE.

bHUUh
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-YOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia ag $780,
$50 1915, 130 1870, T. 63Ol2 ~, and az 1880 nm
for Trenton.
ROAD. Third ana Berksss at 646 Cwayl 745 $50 lli30
a. m, 1.3O, 2:3O, 4:l5 645 u p. m.
Leave Trenton EeWYOrk az 100 Except Monday e5o
s:I3 1O2U m, l2:l5 2:l5, 3, 4;b5, $50 2. ~
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $3.50
400 D. from NeWYork the 7:45 m 1880
trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New. York and philadelphia a
a. m. 630 ~ ?. m. Leave New;dork ior trenton a.
Tickets for sale at foot Of LbeFyst Nos J29 and 9t
Broadway at the prncpa hotels all Offices Of the Erie Rail
way and Brooklyn and at Ne CouTst, Brook
lyn. Baggage checked from residence % destination
II. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
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New DnbIitatlons.
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PUBLISH THIS DAY
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A NOVEL
BY ERNEST DAUDET.
Translated from the French by Laura Z. Kendall
PRICE 10 CENTS.
No lin the Franklin Square Library"
"a work OF decided power and considerable interest The
translation appears to have been made with knowledge ana
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The Fall term begins october l. 1873.
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Double Track the most improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent IT,, with n absolute g9 ute safety.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
landt streets @ 4 Ferries as fellows; -,o
$50 and m Sunday 4;SO and a m, o, d 05O 1850
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with an through trains
a. Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
RetaI1inS trains leave Philadelphia 500 $685. Z $50 8
and 7;S5 p M aud IL midnight on sunday, $50 $50, 4
$40 n & 4 1SS m s sRd ,I5 ~ %fngR9L i Ro.v No A,o,
House. ootof Desbrosses and Courandt t No court
Nos Ia ii6 and lis HuGsonSt HobOEen; Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON, l. y Palmer
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent
TTHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
ERIE AND WESTERN RXIiRoAD ARRGNGEMEST
a m.--Ciucmnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawns
room coaches TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge . r-.,.
j. (Daiiy-Fast ST. Louis Express arriving az Buoao
500 connecting with fast trains to the West and soee
S SSs Poman' best dr'winT00m sleeping coaches to Bal
COACHES D PRaS ETpTss % NSa fss we f @
nau and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars
Up -Emiraut train for the West
Newark 6;i5 $50 1880 m. Slb 4.l5 5l5, e:l5 59es
p. and ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays $40
FSEk sRS ss Rns'sG Io lqIG Hia"a % Z
Sundays O. $50 fOl ms il5 $50 D. NJ, and ~ midnish
las. 3 siS, SI5, Iib $50 8, 5:i5 g. 6i5 $50 10
P m and II midnight sundays g. $780, oI0' 1918 NJ
sSSeTR s5 i0iS s$G ,6 I5 atI M az and %ia 4
midnight ooo. :.
Warwick 745, 1915 a. m, 4:30 p. m. ooo -
Newburgh Ti5, a. $780, 43O N. sundays S'SV o-
ROndOut aud Kingston. $40 D. IN. Snn lay syVa ~ W.
Goshen, 600. 7;45, 900 10;l5 $3.50, $40 4oU NV y
m. Sundays, 6;0O $50, 1913 a $50 600 m 7oo m m
MiddeIown, 7;45 90O l0:l5 m. 345 sSo a. az a m
Sundays, $3.50, 1915 $3.50, 700 p III Inc "a osreSe
and $3.50 p trains connect with NeWforK a"u V'"'SO
Midland r. r., at Man-sL ,sn eoo 7.oo f,
Port Jervis, 7;55, 300, 1913 q M 49, oVV' 'VV -
Sundays $50 iO:l5 m $50 and 7;OOP I'd. M hi, bons
Nor-rrans leaving ChamberssL Ve SS s nipiss earlier
before 800 D. leave Twenty third 90 ~ an auarr
than above time leaving ChamDessEl lep on BosS
hours leave Tweny.thdst thirty minutes enSiing with
leave Tweny.thrdst at 945 aud ll40 p n % 6 mid
trains leaving Chambers-st at lOeV p m' 'u" '
night a.. 4, A,ovrine room and
Tickets for passage and for n , me checking
and transfer lett az the COMPANY
Nos 40l, 857 broadway, n, II NJ .
Brooklyn, al tho Company sdepOta Al TO
Express Traius from the West arrive IN Ne"'AVi-
m No Y5S GS e. ABao AYS r. General Passr Agent NsWS'f'
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
Trains for EngewOod ClOser, fterln9ht "a $50
ZOO $780, 045 a. m. 100 500, 400 A4o 0sO ns 0Co 4
m. and saturday nights only AZ ll'3O p ~ 9u"'
% NanuS, r SoS ShLi. y ne valley ana Monsey 7OO cas- &
m JNO n. ABBofT General Pass'r Agent ~
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Sales bu AuttloH

TERE. JOHNSON, r., AuctiOneer
- GRAND JUBILEE AUCTION.
373 ELEGANT CONEH ISLAND LOTS. on the premises
OCEAN PARKWAY, BETWEEN BRIDGE AND OCEAN,
at ? o'clock TUESDAY 4 AFTERNOON, JUNE 20 1878
Property all the grand hotels, Aquarium &C seventh
Regiment Band Balloon Ascension by Professor Fisher
Harrison, renowned improvisation Banquet
under mammoth Title perfect. Terms easy. Taxes
nominal Maps Of JERE. JOHNSON. jr 80 LiOertyst NY
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
For YOUNG Ladiea-Oitv

New-York City, 167 Madison -ave.-Mlle. LEM.
~ French and English School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls VIII reopen September 49, Circuarsse application
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
EORNEM-HAYEN. .MERIDEN.H N.HARTFORD.

UORNEW -HANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il sPRINGFlELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL.
and intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20. T. daily
Sundays e1cepted) p and IL p m. connecting with
SPECIAL trains at Now Haven for Hartford Springfield
Tickets sold and baggage checked GA Broadway New
York and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion to NewHayen
aud return 81 CO.,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

TOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Fare rs
cents NEWBURGH and below5O CENTS. Land at High
land Falls Wtst POintL Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro, Mil
POUGHkEEPSlE, Esopus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
BALDWIN leave dairy at D. m Pier "a
North RIVER, foot OF HarrsOnst
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
VHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ NILES OF RAIL.
The favOnte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
daily Sundays eXceped from Pier 90 North River
foot OF Warrenst at Passengers arrive in Boston al
m. No intermediate landings between New.York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STQNINGT0N LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at D. m from Pier 33, North River foot Of Jay-st.
Fare by this lue TO BOSTON 81 co. hrst class.
StaterOOms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
Broadway and at all offices Of Westootrs Express
Company Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket Offices
Freight via either taken az lowest rates.
u. ). BABCOCK, President
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, NewYOrk
HARPER & BROTHERS will send either Of the above
WORKS by mail postage prepaid any part of the United
sfafes ON receInt OF the nrce.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

EREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty si for Freehold a.
7a6, 1l;45 a. m- 4, 8, g pm.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NFwyoRK ASp SsH"e9n P4rl. ApELpH1A

Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots ia
Philadelphia, two IN New-NOrR.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

The appearance Of work from the pen Of the world
renowned author George Eliot IA always greeted with tho
deepest public curiosity and interest and magnificent
poem A College Breakfast Party"whch is published in
the Harpors Bazar. by special arrange
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

IS0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
lOO Citizens Line-Troy bOats-Sate rooms only Al ,
Ders 70 cents lt class fare so cents New palace
ers saratoga" and "City Of Troy" leave daily including
saturday ana sunday at p from Pier 49, H. r. foot Oh
Leoys sure connection with express trains for oil points
North East and West StaeO0ms and through tickets al
RODDS EXPRESS, 0A4 Broadway, n, Y, and COurtst,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
gleambSafs ann RAILROADS..


A LBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.-lTbs
leave fPsaIf PEG N6sR Sor aE% ooi " EoHE
nelgded a connecting Albany Win express tEa
tR tSe t1kE t 9E9gsE LAKE. II5 ucIa
and WEST Tickets for sale at principal hotels W
Brooklyn passengers fanscred free 81 s5a ssOqs %
frsteass ofare 81 deck, 25e excursion to Albany ana
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Ex-
press % Liins1IcElesant steamers WALTER BRETT or
from CaSast North RIVER at a. eonnseng w6 tss
so xs asS 81 any sS9 fare sO @s
BRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatoDjo
I'D and NauEatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bndssrort
leaves atharinesP daily (sundays eIcepted at lS0a %
DAITUNORE AND OHIO RAILROAO-
D Leave NewYOrk from foot Of Desorosses and coandt
500 m for Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati indlanap
S & S9aSG Saa as eS, o BmoP to ana @
1, m tor washington and the West and the sou,A -
GOrdonsvie Pullman cars from NewYOr Baimore and
M2sangtC6 ISSg oSs ana a. @ dsbgg c
pullman baltimore TO Cincinnati. LOUIS and Piis
OO6p daily for Washington the south Wet Pun.
making close connections for chicago Cncnna
Lomsvle. ST. LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the South and
natl connects washington win trains FOR ISnchSSfe
through tickets ,5R5 Rsss1 q Ss, Se @ once.
and Desbrosses-sts., and depot Jersey CITY '---1'
ASK FOB TICKETS RHI1R6Ab HiA 6AAbbIIAoNE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Ferry Station in New York, foot OF Ljberty-st
Commencing June 3. lS7S-Trains leave as follows:
6:3O n. m.-FOr Flemiugton EastOn Belyidere Maiieh
Chunk Tnsqua Wilkesbarre Emira &C Connects June
iOn with ID. J.. and w. r. r.
s45 a. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, EastOn, Harrisburrh
Maueh Chunk, Tanaqua, Hazleton WkesbaTe Scranton,
Wuhamsport, &c.
D. m-FOr Pennington, EastOn Maneh Chunk. rsInaqua
wikesbarre Scranton. Tunkhannock FamsQua Hazleton
Reading P0ttsvile, Harrsburgh, &C
Gp m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton, Bslyidere
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction with D. l. and W. r.
$50 p M daly-For Easton, Allentown and HarriAburgh
745 D. m.-FOr EastOn
For trains 70 Local points see timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave sat 80 a. m- " D 10. for
Bound and intermediate points ana al $50
EastOn, Reading aud Harrisbrrgh.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. at 8, 7:45, 9, 11:45 m. $3.50, 4. D, o. m.
Pullman DTaWingrOom Cars are attached TO the $3.50 and4
Stages connect at station to and romKEYPoRT.
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertysi for Freehold a.
746 1l45 a mr 4, 6,6 pm.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
Y
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6ttamUoals ano Railroads

A LBANY and TROY by DAY B0ATS.-C,
"a NIBBARD D and DANIEL DREW,
leave Nestry Pier at S3j and 24th street Pier at
landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newburgh. Pough
kecpsie Rhnebeck, Saugertes, Cat8k and Hudson. To
West Point Newburgh, returning by down boat at
Excursion Rates TRANSFER by annex boat leaving Brook
lyn az o. M. connecting at Albany with trains NORTH
and WEST
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A LBANY SUNDAY B0ATS-People's Line.
~ The elegant ST. John will leave Pier No Al, y.
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. at 8, 7:4b, 9, 1l45 a. $3.50, 4. b, . D. m.
Pullman DraWingrOom Cars attached to the $3.50 and4
,. trains
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April ~, 1873.
through trans viii leave Grand Central Depot:
800 m Western and Northern Express. draH1ngr00m
cars Rochester and st. Adams
1880 a M Special Chicago and Western ETPress with
drawing Canandagua, Rochester and Buffalo
ll00a IN, Express to Utica aud Rutland, dra"ingroon
10 Saratoga
500 D. m ST Louis Express daily with sleeping for
ST. Louis rnu through in week sleep.
ing Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and to
Montreal excepting sunday night, via Saratoga.
1880 D. m Fast Express for Rochester, and Corning Via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars.
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago also WatertOwn excepting saturday night
and Montreal via ST. Absns excepting saturday and sun
D. M Express, with sleeping cars Albany and Troy,
WAY Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale AZ
Nos 252 96l Alb Broadway and Express
70 "a tdces Nos kplace, 785 and 942 Broadway New
York ana Ss3 Washmg gtOn- st, Brooklyn
y. D. MEEkER General Iassenger AGENT
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FALL RIVER LINE


II NewJerey Southern Railroad Commencing June IL,
1873 will leave NeWYOrk Pier 3, North River
foot ofRectofs connecting az sandy Hook with trans of
Long Branch 6, $3.50 a M, ]. 3:45, o 6:45, p.
Red Bank and Toms River O. $50 a. m, l, $40 p. 70.
Beach Haven, 6 a. m, l p.
Vineland, BndgetOn and City ?. m.
Philadelphia ana TuckertOn a. m, l. 34j p M
9N-"-' -' DS ' WM 8. sNEDEN,
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Eam 6thools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
~ one wear. Fall term begins the Sd Of september
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, n. y
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, years
GRADUATE for degree Of DCIs years Fal ter1