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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
The Forces They Can Bring Into the
Field in the Event Of a War.
ENGLAND.

GIN0AANOs
The military forces of Great Britain
as now organized are composed of the
standing army, the first class army and
teers, and the second class army re-
serve. The regular or standing army,
about 1872, 900 strong, corresponds in or
ganization and duties with that of the
smaller regular army in this country.
The first class army and militia reserve
have no counterpart in the American
system. They are composed respec-
lively of men who have served three
years or whereabouts in the regular
army and the militia. These men now
form part Of the civil population, but
as soon as Parliament sanctions the
royal order, they will be expected to
repair to the brigade depots at which
they are enrolled. The militia, 81, 900
strong, corresponds in some respects to
the National Guard of New York, but
the discipline is nearly as stringent as
in the regular army. The militia is
cannot be sent out Of the United King
dom. The members of this branch OF
the service are paid small sum annu-
ally. The volunteers, 10000 strong,
correspond more closely to the State
troops In this country than the militia.
The regiments are composed mainly OF
young men engaged In business occu-
pations, and are commanded by officers
selected by themselves and approved
by the government.
The second class army reserve, 10000
strong, is composed Of old pensioners,
who are now of duty, but are expected
to repair to military depots and serve
when called out.
Ten aefS DsSk f~H>
army, Sir Garnet Wolseley gives inter-
esting information which throws light
on the contemplated measures of the
government. "Accor1ing to our exist
ing military SYSTEM" he says, stupon
war being declared, the militia is called
out, and hands over its reserve at once
to the line, who, together with our first
class army reserve, would give US about
10000 good men to bring up our line
battalions to war strength. Our second
class army reserve, consisting of old
soldiers, although past the prime of
life, would supply US with about IL, 900
bayOnets quite f1t for garrison duty.
The four companies of regular infantry
now at each of the seventy brigade
de. pots would at once be formed into
cadres of seventy depot battalions, and
begin recruiting locally. To them
would be dispatched all the men who
last year joined the battalions it is in
tended to engage in active service. At
no previous period of our history have
we ever been SO strong, in military
sense, as at present. In 1854 we were
very weak in field artillery; the mill
tary force in these islands was under
10000 men, and there was no reserve
whatever beyond some pensioners, who
were too old for field service. Were
war declared to morrow, about 4OO, 900
drilled men would fall into line if re-
quired, supported by 372 field guns,
manned and horsed by the Royal
Artillery. That number would rough
ly be made up as follows:
Standing army Cat home)... ............ 90, 600
Army and militia reserve. 10000
VOlunIe0rS lSO,OUO
Second class army reserve. 10000
ala ,OOO
RUSSIA.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

Temperance is the best physic.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

public that he has now on hand we'll Sc
iected stock of Office aud Household Fse,7,i-
t,.,e, Wooden collins, Metallic Burial Cnskets,
Coffin Trimmings such Handles, Plates,
iScTe,os etc. Terms, Cash. Store on Grand
street, near the Courthouse.
J. T.. PETERS.
Monroe, Ia, March Is, 1873. n2G-tf
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05


teen election districts the limits and extent Of which shah
The FIRST Election District shan conan all that part Of the
city DoqHlcd by ana ng wlihn Oneiund rdaud
street Harlem River Spuyen Duyye Gre e, and Hudson or
Th second Election District shall contain all part
the city bounded 9y and lying within Onehnd red andhy-
hhstrcet Eghthayenue Harlem River, OnehundredaDf'
Tie Third Election District shall contain all that part Of tho
ondstrect Ilghthayeuue ODehunded and hfy fhstreet
The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part Of
the city bounded by and yns Hit9n nehusutedSnd- @
hundred and th Jeih street Hudson Norh RIVER, one
The Filth Election District SHAH contain ali that part OF the
city bounded by and lying within hundrodand twenty
street and along Manhattan street 20 Onebundrdand
The Election District shah contain an that part of
The city bounded by aud ynS %ithia @ %
The seventh Election shall al that part Of
city bounded BY ana lying with met One
The Eighth Election District shall contain all tha; part Of tho
city aud lying within Eghtysxthsrect Eighth
avenue Fifty street FIIlayenne oneHundreo%ani and
River which includes the territory within the boundary
The Ninth Eecoa District shah all that part Of the
city bounded bY Snd Sng %n WesI -sNen %
The Tenth Election District shall all part Of the
city bounded by lying within West ghtstreet
Eighth West street, ami Hudson oe
The Eleventh Election District shau all that part
street Eghhsvenue West sNtysNthtFeet ana Hudson or
The Tweh Election District shall contain an that part
sixty hirsreet and HUDSON or North
River. . ,.,-.. -, -- - o..
The Thirteenth Election District snail contain al that part
OF the city bounded aud lying within West
Eghthavenue, West sixtetstFee' and Hudson OF
North River .,..-..--.
The Fourteenth Election District shall coltan al that part
OF the city bounded by aud lying within West tiiy|llih
street Eghhavenu West Fifty seventh street and Hudson
North River. .,- -, .,-.-.-.
The Fifteenth Election District shall contain an that Dar
OF the CITY bounded bing within fy tiih street,
Fighthayenue. Fity-ninth street, and siXthaYenue
The sixteenth Election District sha conian all 3 paI Of
the cify bounded by and lying within West Sky
Flghthayenue. West Sixtyeghth street. ANA Hudson OF
North River
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
TWENTIETH AssEMBLY DIsrRIOT.


The Twentieth Assembly District shall be divided into forty
three districts the extent and lts Of which shall DO
The Fist Election District shall contain an that part Of no
ss sTSnge West Forfy. e. and Sxih avenue
The Second Election District shall contain a that part o.
avenue East Forytoarthstreei. and Faaye-
The Third Election District shall contain all Of
bounded by and lying within East FUrtten'stitcL Last
The Fonrtb Election District snail contain al part Of
city bounded by ami lying within Fast fnrynistseet
The Ffth Election District shah contain al that part Of the
amy e aye Esst Forty street qd Th,ravenuc
The sixth Election Dis,Iet sna conlt al a aIit o. we te
avenue Fast Forty fourth street and LeNiBs'oas e',e .
The seventh Election District shan contain ai toa s o
Ihlrdayenus Ess Forty sixth stSeet, and tti 9'Sa .
M i Ys t1e Inv and wing Wt6m East tY-thr:-.ir-e
Fast River Last ForylhstveCt Thinayenuc East foriys
ba Nnth Election District shall all that part iie
eiy Doan y ~ r Sy NV S StrSt and Fr avenue
The Election District SHAH contain MI tli !lt oi las
TfihaveIac West Fiftie,h-sirert. AMI sxrli.a'cnne
The Eleventh lrc ion District shall contain ali @ art oi
te CITY bonaied bv ana lying within East forysiNiniieet
Thinlavenue East Forty.eighthsiieet snd fliiaftiee
tne ey bounded hy and wing within Est
Tbiriavenue, Ias lltiietasiTSel and & .
Of the city bounded bg and lying within Fast F9ryASih
street. River East Forty scvenhseet Had secoad
The Fourteenth Election District shall contain al that
sevenIhseer, East River East Foriysiehih stFvtt and
Tie Fifteenth Election District shall an taat
part the city bounded by and Nmg Within Ea1i Fort
eighthstIeet East River East Fofiyhhtsreei aid t'
Tse sixteenih Election District shall contain s that pa q
sTeet spS Ivy East RSsT East Fftisth Street na TSyrue
The Sey enteent Election stIlei seai contaa NJ s
East Fethstreet rhirlSyenue. East fftysecoad
he fashteenh Election District shall h it t
Q The city bounded BY ana y1f r wslha ana fs.
qhe Nne.esah Election Dsrcs shall contain az snas pat
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05


Ibe FOURTH Assembly Disirc shall be divided into twenty
N election dicts the extent aud limits Of which shall D
he Tif Election District shall contain a that part o t
y bounded by and ying within Catherine street, Division
street Marker street, and Henry street.
The second Election District shall contain al that part O
ihe cy bounded BY and ng within Caihanestreet Henry
street. MarketStreet and MddisOnstreef.
The Third Election District sha couain all that part OF the
civ bOuudcd by and lying NgGhn CathancsiTeet Monroe
street, Market -sirpet ard Madisonstreet.
Tho Fourth ErciiOn District shan contain al that part Oi
Ne ciy bounded b AID lying within Cherry.
EItet. Mafkcfsirrel, aed Monroe street.
Fifth Election District shall contain ali that part OF the
e bounded By snd yng within Malketstreci, Catharne.
1ac Election shall contain ali that part c
cy bpnndcd By ard igug within daiktistfeet Division.
4Leet, PfkcsiIeet and Henry street,
tne seventh Election bstfscf shall contain all that part Of
nc bounded and 51ug within kutgcs street. Madison.
aittet harket.Etreet and Henry Street.
Tue Eghth Election Disict shall contain all that part Of
Nitei, Marker street. and East RiyeT.
The ElHi Rigci0n District shall contain all that part OF
y cats sonfe By and fllg WITHIN likeSreeb DIVISION.
Attl talialSlfe,t kt gers street, and Henry street
ecy bounded ~ Wing within Elkestree Madison
"i.tt, iEtcefSftycct and M0pr0cBtrcer
lp Eleventh Election District shall contain ali that part OF
~ eI bounded by and iyine withiD Pfkestrec Monroe
"tstt huigerssireet and East River.
ne wch Election DgtuCs shall contain all that part Of
go o0npded hy and ing within Ruig street, Division
rtst1 5frtISeE Silee, ano Nadis0B-stroet.
e inlriecnih kecon District shall contain an that part
pe ty bounded By ana isE within Cnf0nstreet Madi-
"1aesref, Jisisloilsifcti ana Je1tts0u street.
a, Election District sa, cOntain all that part
t ey h0nted BY aud wing within CntOn-streef Diyi.
ee,seitttt AantG0mery -streei ana Madison street.
iittrffh ElccQn listt
etniea b and ing Slshng Rutgersstieef, Mao
',ar1,sl.eet tiini0l,Siteet, eis last HyfI
2,1tlth ftt to District SIAN contain an that u6rfioD
oihde' bf nfG ifihT VithEg Cintonxtreet Madi.
y %-''-'s''NoIfoincaiAsieeh ana AEaroe street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
80 80 pRESIOENr RAYMoND.


orrruER's ESTIMATE OF AN OLD FRIEND.
nriyate letter from Virginia City, Mr..
~ writes Of the late President Raymond as fol-
oBs .a vss.orsaV at the tidlnes OF the
w. iohn H. Raymond. 1 had been riding night
ieatu across the great desert plains and had just
Bnd ga mis- city OF mountains, ana sat in the hotel
seach,e over newspaper, when the telegrapble
btts lnb met nav eye. Well, another thoroughly
paIssa md wholly useful man has assembled.
There ,vbest and so little straw and chah. He
muen nan az strong convictions, which he carried WITH
VS. e,nnsl explosions man OF strength, whose way
ON 80 al geuflepcss lie had sound conscience tOr
Nas w it6 great tenderness for the eOnscieuees OF
blnlset,o oole-a rare combination He was cautious
oiheI advanced and progressive views IN regard 70
mah denartuient Of human life His forte in public
ave- preapization aud conduct. His work as an edu
me, % Constitute part OF the life OF four great ins
tono.,in Of his spirit and wisdom. He was cOnsld-
eaIn t and tender friend without Jealous or ex-
esslg moods His honor was without spot His
ecllior VAS large generous fruitful IN all personal
felsss The lew faults he had OF great adyan-
~ general effect OF his character as the shadows
age " WINE helm All tho light / loved him. He was
o. > Pwhose friendship made you Tlch Now, that
e1e A. bi6aen with excess of light, won
he mat L did not make out OF him,
~ many hearts viii thank God III his behalf for
e and release. Dying his appropriate cuimine-
M diving too in the full strength OF mind and body,
cery midst OF great endeayOrs, without long anu
~ .e ealing old age He has been wrapt IN light.
s ety ne is satisfied God bless him the dear old
nS now young again with unwasiing and eternal
Youth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
RECORDED REAL estate TRANsFERs

.,svsuaer-ave W g. from 18Th TO 189th-st 100000;
Tbooas Rae and wife 10 William Siursoerg- 81
csrmioe-st (No 69l Regina Cook and husband to
Cafnelia SChuhmann.
wsSsop.age, Is 500 It Of 64th-sL 25x95i +
SCOTT referee 20 Russell S2ge. --.--.-...-.-....
,1tbst n a 2526 II " Of 2d-ave, 25.6XlOO: Amelia
ssbnsfer and husband to Benjamin KOehler..---.
sd.sve. " = GO &c n Of Mottet, 23xlO0i Thomas Rae
nd WIFE 10 Silas Clifford referee.
1f,'Pson ave sc cor 76thst, S4X2S.S james Fiack
and wife 10 John " SomarinGyc OK
o5.sVe W s. gS7 Il s OF 45th-st, 24.4xlOOi Whhel
,nina Fssc aud husband 10 Caroline Lang......----
ferinoior ave. n cor S7th-st, 20.2XlOO.Si II NJ
Hovt referee to oscar T Marshall. .-.........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. q, 1873.

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. q, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
,ssnge salesroom to-day:
BgA p Ritter.
sstory brick dwelling and 2stOry brick stable with
SiSf Of land, no 2O30 5thave cor Of l26th-st,
yiot IA. IlxIlO; also two lots n West l26th-st
Hot Of 5th-aye, each 25x9911 Henry q Sill o,o
BIZ LOajS MeS3er.
"A storV brown stone house with lot, NO 22b East
Ise,S s,Brs 5 oOo II :. 10000
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nIusiraI JnstrumerIs

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
n No rs EAST laTHsT
Cbickernga Sfesnways and other Pianos ana os-n' '
for each, on instaments, and for rent
WATERS'S, ORGANS ARE. The pI BEST
wv made warranted for SIX NEAIS rlAny.S,
octave SIPS ia octave s1S5 ORGANS sto2e - III
stoIa $50 stops, eos stops go ~; ~ 49, sheet
Music at half price. some az one CENT soNfs Naaa-
Tatsie.Snea mailed. HORACE WATEhs q s2NS, mana
sscfnferS and Dealers, 40 East lAth-st NeE-fofN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Qratss ano TENDERS.

01uF LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
and HALE Low CRATES forteither bard OF soil 9Ss.
with dumping and shaking attachment. baSs od dres
Eendera Fire ses and Coal HOds OF antique and
,odst4 designs Wholesale and retail Low eeuhateS Bfon
~ VhDiiders Contractors and architects - go, =, -
T 81 CoNoVER CO., Nos. $50 and 50o Canalftp M l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

elotbier has excited public curiosity by
having large ample painted on his sign When asked
eyplanatiOn he replied: IL 1t hadn't been for an
10 i where would the readymsde clothing store ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Bankrupt Not res.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
s day OF August D. s7sa Warrant IN Ba9kTgiey was
seS agsns1 te ssass u III tte OF New York VINO
has been aiudged bankrupt upon his petition that the
ing u such bankrupt to him or Tor his use ami the TRANSFER o
of iTSi, Nv t is,d 10 proye their debts
and to choose one or more asslghees OF hls a. 2S
Broadway in toe city Of Nuwyork before Isaac barton
Register tue I'd day OF October A. d. $50 90 ~ O'Clock
o. $ Marshal Southern District Of New YORK
VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il goth day Of August A D. ls7S Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of HENRY W MASON Of the
NewYork who has been adJndged DankrupI on s own
petition that The payment Of any dSos en- h GgI i sc
Thar aet5s Of he crjps Of e said bankrupt to prove
debts choose asssnce3 Of s state
win be held at Court Of Bankrqpcy to be n24en az No 10y
esquire Register ON the 7th day OF septGaeT n D. ist al
US Marshal as Messenger southern Dsrie OF New YORK
VIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
23d Gay Of Augqs a. d. ISs MPTI R n ana
STERN. Of the CITY and County o NCw.York and STATE
pon Si the Il any dsS and evrry Of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupts 10 ihe or for her a
that meeting Of the cieditors said panup TO prove
viii be held Court OF BankupiC to be holden At No 2
Register tie 27h day Of September A. D. lS,S at II
e. s. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of York
FTHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE.: That ON the
Il i5in day Of August A. D. 1878 Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the estate 81 FELIX j.. ROsEN.
BERG. OF the city Of Ncw-York, IN the County OF
NewYork and State Of New YORK, who has been
adudged q bankrupt his petitions that the
payment OF any debts the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging bankrupt 90 him for his ana The
transfer any property bv him. forbidden Dy Law that
creditors OF the said bankrupt 10 prove their
debts and 10 choose assgees OF his estate viii
be held at COurt bankruptcy 10 be holden al No. w
Bradway In the CITY NeWNOtE before Isaac Dayton
Register on 2st day Of September A. D. 1873 at II
O'clock m LOUIS T. PAWN,
T. 8 Marshal as Messenger soltpern District Of NewYork
TJNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That OF the 23d
day Of august AD. 1878 warrant ~ BanhT 1i
Of the City and County Of New-iork, and state
OF NewYork who has been sdiudgcd a bankrupt on ms
own peton that the payment OF debts and delivery
Of any property belonging such bankrupt 20 him OF or
IFS ana the Of any properly bY hin, are Tor
hidden by laws that meeting Of the creditors OF the SAID
their debts and 70 choose one or moro
assgnees Of estate will DO hold % Court OF Bank
rupfcy holden No 322 broadway In the CITY OF New
York before Isaac DAYTON Register, the Let day or
October A. d. 1875. at 2Oclock m. ,.. =, ,,.,,
o. Marshal az Messenger Southern District OF New York
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silualioms maulso- 5emaIss.

AT buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
A $50 4th-av0 2tthst Gate BOOkham's), VIII DO
ouna large number Of select servants for private families
p boarding &C.; all nations both Protestant and
Sahoc male female fer country and city orders by
nail reosiye prompt attention. W. II. BUcRE, Prop.
fOOk.-A good cook with q private family
~ IN the county for the Winter good references Call
q address ~ East 29th-st, two flights up, back.
faO0K.-First-clas English Protestant cook |;
understands business family is small willing 70
~ Washing country pEefered best o. reference $50 Ctr
Ases neat 23dst tlrsf d0Or)
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
wi Omen from $50 a. N. % II D m.


w open from $50 a. m to IL p M
MORRIS sTREET-Nearest point for South Ferry and nat
RFtT1R sTREET-Nearest point for Wan Street Ferry.
COURTLAN STREET point for ersey City and
COmmuPipaw Ferues =. - ~. ,,.,.,
Barclay Street Ferry 70 Hoboken -, - -. -.
CHAMBERs STREEf-Nearestp point Tor Payopa and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKL1N.STREEJ- -
point for DesbTOsses Street Ferry
TO Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany
Observation-Disclosures Point for Christopher street
Ferry o HOOOken.
TWENTY -sTREET-Nesr pointfOr Twenythrd
street Ferry to jersey City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a,
FORTY SECONDS REEI-Nearest point iof Ne"'fV'A
Central Railroad Depot.
FIFTIErH-STREEI-. -. a. s,.a,.., u..,,
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side stallon
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST SIDE stauon' a. =.
PARE 10 CENTS, except between me houIs ot Vi0V !"
ROUTE Prom Fifty -eighthstreet along sixthavenae 70
ana along Amty-street; 10 and along S9nih 5itu
10 apas,reet; crossing into and along West BroadN -
and aSsn Murray aud along Churchstrest 70
ana along \ eW. Church-street 20 NOrrisstreeL
~ ~ 'Connects with the following horse ear lines; =.
At RECTORSTREEr with cara ior sou.n
street Ferries At BLEECKERSTRlT with cars lot fA9e
and West At EIGTHTHSTREEI With carr LOT
With ears Tar West TWentythrd street and last twenty
third and Thirty fourth Streets Ferries AiIhlh 1rny
STREET with cars for Weehawlen Ferry a FIFTY
NINrHsTREET with ears w !sT 5e a AZ PRESIDENT
NewYork June 49, 1873. ~ Van BRockLIN, sag,I :
INVEST POINT or NEWBCRGH.--D DAILY lex
w cent sundsysl; see DAY LINE Advertisements re.
main MT WEST POINT hours; NEMBUR0H nearly =
hours; due az NewYOrk on return 81 o.SO
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A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS

by the New Palatia Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC, COLU MBIA and AMERICUS.
Leaving West 24th-st. $3.50 and 10 aud 1870
West 10h.st 10 minutes later; Pier 2. n r., 80 minute
later
Jewell's Wharf Brooklyn and IL a. and lao
East 33d-st s;l6 M, and D. M south 5thsat, VII
hamsbnrgh $3.50 and lilo 2. "a. Broomest $40 a. M
fRenrsion tickets so cents GOOD Oh EITHER BOAT
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TVHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 23
ettambonls ono Rallroaos.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N 4. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Vestry Street Pier S35 and 2h street Pier at
landing at NyGck Ferry West Point Newburgh POUCH
keepsie RhipebecK Saugertes Catsk and Hudson. CON
NECTS az West FONT with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold
Spring ana Cornwall To West Point or Newburgh return
ing 6y down boat Excursion Rates. TRANSFER by
annex boat leaving Brooklyn az a. m, eonneen1g at Al,
Saratoga Tickets sold and baggage checked New
Central Ralwny. Tickets coupons good Hudson
IlfNar Igonf rfra frg 81 tor mass
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RtnI eetatt 10 @rfhanae.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
~ desirable NewY0rk City tenement property IN nne
efeer ami ronted J. .. HoYT son. Plne-st.
KANSAS CITY. NO.-BROOKLYN, n. y
IN party who Is about 70 In Kansas CITY would
exchange Brooklyn unincumbored Ots for Kansas City OF
other Western real oatate rutland WilIlNb,.
8 Beakman-st.
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4 ONG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. vi

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL NewJersey Southern railroad. Commencing June ",
1878 steamers will leave NeWiOik Pier North RIVER
foot Of Hectors connecting at Sandy Hook with Trains Tor
Long Branch, 3. $50 q. IN, i, 3:ij, D, 5:4b y. NJ
Red Bank and Toms River. o. $3.50 a m. l. $40 p ia
Beach Haven, o q. a., ! y. ma.
Ocean grove. $3.50 a. No., J. $40; o p m
Vineiand. BiidgctOn and Atlantic Cty, p m
Philadelphia and TuCkcrtOn, d a. NJ. J. $40 p W.
'' ~ S WIN. :. SNEDEN,
Manager
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Gxtnrslons.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE Up
TOWN OFFICES, No obs broadway, Thirty hrstst.
OF eos West thrdst Eighthave. $50 Third
ave, cor Fortyseventhsti at the HARLEM OFFICE NO.
28SI Thraye cor One-hundred tw enty fourth at.
Haiem Savings Bank Building up to at regular
OfiCerates