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RE YOU INSURED?
THE RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFPICR, M0 CHATHAM-SQUARE
(Janci'on of Mott sud Worth sis),
Beane Oryicrs, 58 Warlsr., NUNIXTIH-AYE.
ee
CAPITAL. «....uenvenesisacsssenssnsiisiassanninsiunns $200,000
173,000
NET ABSETR. ....oooveminsennes fenserreserstnsrier 375,000
BURPIAIS sever ucresrreansnsarscacsarnanssnnnrannineey
This Company has ro Agencies!
Prsiness confioed to this City and imme. iiate vicvity.
Ko losses bv the Great Fire in Chicago.
Continoes to insare at reasonable rates
9 Dwellings and Househok! Furuiture a specialty,
Jos. W. Dreriss, Recretary. E. B FELLOWS, President.
NEC vo 5
ARE YOU INSURED?
All parties who desize to be lusured in reliable Companies can
Be meen misounien by apply ug W. W. LYON,
Ceneral Tusnrenee Agent,
€4 Avenue I), New York (itr,
W
Conn ERCIAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ne. 17 Broadway, New-York,
CARPET A co vx x essenncrenssnss are ree errr. R200,000 00
NET SURPLUS... cc ccccrcrrvnsnnncancanene JOO 451 IN
TOTAL ASSERTS (OVER LIABILITIES)....8300,451 4%
re
STATEMENT OCTORVR, 1071
This Company has erly $0.00 al nsk iu Cneago.
itll M. V.B. FUWLER, President.
Pavip Qracknrsy Kecretare.
sn
Cv,
COLUMBIA FIRE INSUKARCE COMPANY,
itl BROADWAY,
In vers to the pumerons ron nes As to onx losses by the dlsastron: fre
Chicago we have no ageud bere, and but one risk of TI hb
HOUSAND DOLLARS ALFRED DOUGLAS, President
Joux B. Ax1u x, Noeretarr,
Eowaxp BR Sariknike. Assdedant Seeretarv.
FMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
LANDON,
CARTTR econ re rnar eevee ere cree 3N, 0006, G 00, Gold,
INVESTMENTS IN TRE U.8.iennns 00,000
CHILF OFFICE IN THE U. 8, NOS. 40 AND 42 PINE-ST.,
New-York.
Ths Company ipsures against fire only, on all deseriptions of property,
ot current rates,
HAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
FRaRLY TWO YEARS SWNCH THE COMPANY HAS ESCAPED
)M LOSSES 1 X¢1PT FOR A LIGHT AMOUNT, BY THE KRE
CENT CALAMITOUS CONFLAGRATION AT CHICAGO.
EDGAR W. CROWELL,
Reddent Manager
INTHRNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
re 112 Broanway, New-York, Oct. 10. 1871
N VIEW of the general alarm created by the
Insurance losses consequent nron the reeent fire in Chicago, it may
JeSropes to «tate on beh Mf f this Corpany that if all our risks in tue
barwt district should prove total losscs, they will pot absorb much more
than our net reserve eaving our Capital and Assets £300,000,
Qur policy of assuming very moderate risks in amonnt, and demanding
rates for the hazard incurred, having been so sigoally jostibed
reat Chicago dre, will be strictly adhered to in the future ax in
tp GEO. W, SAVAGE, President.
J. Arawes, Recretary.
K NICK ERBOCKEK FIRE INSURANCE Co.
of New-York. (Faetahlished 1797)
OFricE, 64 Wars. NEw-YoRE, Oct. 10, 1871
This Company is not intersted in the Clicago fire in any way, its
Pusiness be ng confined to this C ty and its ymmed ate ciciniir,
Capital... $200,000; Surplus... $1282; Total $792,072
J. 1. Townskxp, Seeretary. GEORGE HODGSDON, President.
the

Ov KR TWENTY-SECOND-ST. OFFICE,
AT CHICAGO,
18 UNINJL REL By THE FiR¥,
WR ARE PREPARED TO TRANSACT BUSINESS AS USUAL
JACOB R. SHIPHERD Co,
BANKERS
24 PINEST, NLW. YORK,
164 TWENTY SECOND-ST CHICAGO.

OF Fick Ur
WILLIAM H. CHEPPU CO,
INSURANC k AGENTS AND BROKERS,
16:3 BROADWAY,
Marager for
LANCASTER FIRE INSURANCE Co. of Lancaster, Pa.,
Assets over M290,000,
an
AM. CFNTRA' FIRF INSU RANCE Co. St. Len's, Mo.
seternoct en bal, #1.300,000.
TO THE PUBLIC.
New-York. Oct, 13, 1071,
he fllon ing cispaich was rece vel this a. m. from the Office of the
AMERICAN (ENTRAL FIKE INSURANCE Ca. of Nt Louis, Mo:
St. Lovie, Mo. Oct. I, 1871
Messrs Wo. H. Cueppr Co, Managers of the New-York Brauch
American Central Fire Ins Co. i638 Broads ar New York:
Our Yoss in Chicipo is #49 000, which will be’ paid at opee without
Snierroption to business, twenty per eeut call made.
Gro. T. Cram, Secretary.
STATEMENT, Oct. 12.1151
Mubeerbhed capital... ieee. J] 500 000 00
Bak aapiial beng 20 jus cent on LO ALD i 276.085 (0
a CR LLL Lets hat, 49.070 (2
Twenty per ‘cent call on 1 500 00 pay Chicago losses... 0000 (0
$027,180 62
Peduct Chicago losers. ovo... etsssrenninentaey areee JU0L000 00
TT LL SPORE AR PP K327, 180 “2
We are prepared to sso porces ou all Drstoclass rinks.
(CHICAGO FIRE.
Fire Insurance.
HETROPOLITAN INSURANCE C6,
$301, 000 CASH CAPITAL
NOT SEFPEREY FLOSS BY THE
CAGO FIRE,
EK. M C GRAHAM, President,
RANTE! [J YOUNG, “ecreinrr.
UNITED STATES TRANCH
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COHPANY,
Nos. 40 and 42 Pine-st,,
New-York Oct 17 187),
A DISPATCH fre CUR ASSISTANT-MANAG FR at (HICAGO
$o-day euuller us to wate ‘Lat
OUR NET LOSSES
WILL NOT EXCEED
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLAKS
(%125.000)
FY THE (HICAGO FIRE,
KE. W. CROWELL,
RESIDENT MANAGER.
HAVE NO AGENCIES,
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COXPANY

QJ} THE CITY OF NeW-310RK,
OFFIC, 102 BROAL WAY.
Cash Capiial 3300,000 00
Ansets October 1 J47.18m NO
NEW-Y ORK, Oct. 15, 1071,
CARD.
lo rep iv 10 the MUNA TODS DL GUex as 10 oor losses be the Chicugn
Bre, 00 WW FelUie Lhe IAL) Talse TUMOrs (U ropars to the plane ng of this
Company. we Lave 10 Fate that we Lote taken DO Tigks in tuat hr since
Peeember 1170, snd that the whole amonnt of the unex jired nak»
within, the burnt distiiet i» bot Sixty-one Troosand Dollars wii el whieh
rans E. J. LOWRBER, President,
E. 8, BROWN, Vice-President.
WM, EF, MALTBIE, Assistant Secretary,
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1584 BROADWAY.
CACHE CAPITAL, rors a crenssussrued £300.000 00
SUKKFLUS, JULY L, “hiveaceiinnncnnnnns 268,087 74
ASRETR. JULY 1. "eras riannvarnse 369,057 74
The Agents of the Compary at Chicago telegraph that tie losses by
Tate fire. afer careful examinotion. will he less than $200 000, thas
bearing apical whoie. with a Landsome Surples aud the Company are
prepared Wo pry on cenand ail looses 83 FOOL A adjuste
W KR MACUIARMID Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE
BANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMF 1,
Nou. 120 BROADWAY,
NEW-YORK. Oct. 12, 1¥71,
Bo view of the intense feeling existing relative to the standing of Fire
Sosurauce Companies. we take pleascre ip saying to our friends and the
public, that we have telegraphed to our agents to draw at sight in settle:
ment of all losses by the Chicago fire as fast as they are wdjusted. After
he payment of which we sbal. have our Capital intact aud a surplus of
over $145.000, leaving our Cask Asocts over $325,000.
We shall UL: Lappy W rece ve your favors
B. 8. WALCOTT, Presidert.
1 Ressrx Laxis, Secretary,
American Exchange
FIRE INSURANCE C0.
14] Broapway. New-York. Oct 13, 17)
The AMERICAN EXCHANGL FIRE INSUEANCE Co. are Lajpy to
tnform their curomers, iockLoiders, and the public that after having
ascertained and paid every ices by the late disastrous Gres, Wer apital
and a poruon of 1be.r pul plus remains. Evers claim will be Laid without
sBy RDDecessar? delay on presevtation. HENRY BUTLER.
Ia. RAY ANOK, Decieiurs i
The Guardian Mutual Lis
Insurance Company,
No. 201 BROADWAY,
ts prepared to make LOANE to 1ts POLICY HOLDERS vpon Bond and
on satisfactory Res) Estate in the Oty of New-York, WITH.
8 oF pak INTERVENTION OF BROMERS OR
BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 1808 BROADWAY. 8
yh in 3 wn, rd SRI 20,
pos nothing by the Caicago fire, bas po uusett Onnes,
incre saacses
a
v HN VOKRENTEE. PV
Er insurer risks ia sprme.
Jess Wass. femstery.
A FIRR INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH CAPITAL covvvenen PPT IIT coeeeen 81,000,000,
New-York, October 10, 1171,
3
THE LOSSKS OF THIS COMPANY BY THR RECENT FIRES
IN CHICAGO CANNOT EXCEED A QUARTER OF A MILLION
OF DOLLARS, which will be promptly paid as the various claims shall
be adjusted.
This Company will have remaining MORE THAN A MILLION OF
DOLLARS OF GOOD ASSKTS, As 4 uarapis to 118 policy holders, and
will continue to wake INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS AND PER
SONAL PROPERTY AS HERETOFORE,
11. A. HOWE, President.
P. NOTMAN, Vice President and Beeretary.
OFrice oF THE NEw-YORK FQUITABLE INsvRANCK CO.
53 WaLL-sT.. NEw-Youx, Oct. 11, 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to our Stoc
bollers ard Poles holders that this Company bas suffered no Loss
by the disastrous Lire iu Chicago, IL
RICTTARD J. THORNE, Prest.
JOHN MILLER, Beer.
Al AJ AD AJ Al ald hl Al r r
FFICE OF SATTERLEE, BOSTWICK
J MARTIN, 171 Broadway, New-York, Oet. 12, 1871.
Ibe following Boston Insurance Companies. represented by us, were
not represented in Chicago, and were not sufferers by the Gre in that cite:
PRESCOTT FIRE INSURANCE CO. capital and aseeis...... $452,
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCR C0, capital aud assete....... 407,00
SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS’ FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE C0, gyi) And assets. ooo iraiians cra sniinees350,054
SUN INSURANCE CO. of Cleveland have suffered bat little Joss
at Coreugo, capital aud assets. .....ooovviiieinens “aresuese 224.000
We are issu ng policies as usual for these sound Companies,
SATTERLEE. BOSTWICK MARTIN,
oo Authorized Agents, 171 Broaawar.
FIICE of the
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
Trinity BuiLping, No. 111 Broadway,
New-York, Oct. 10, 1871,
TO THE PUBLIC: This Company having no vat-of-wown Agents, and
doing business only at this Occ, is not materially affected by the Great
Fire in Chicago, the entire amount at risk there being only $47,500,
Haviug an unimpaired Capital of 200,010 doliars, and a surplus of over
200,000 dollais, 1t offers in the future, ss it has for the past 47 years, a
full erarantes to its poliey-holders.
Witrian B. Frowery, Rec. SAMUEL E. BELCHER, Pres't.
La A
ho) I'ANDARD
2 FIRE INSUR Cc
OFFICE No. 117 B
Cash Carital.eeinees sree crsrrenrrnenn 830800 00
Surplus Oct 1, 18Theiiniinns rrr YET 73
COMPANY.
In ss
NOt Rss civics issivsansrnmrrnernsn3385,547 74
TLis Company has no Agency in Chicago, and sustains no loss there.
WILLIAM M. ST. JOHN, Becretary.
QTUYVESANT FIRE INSURANCE co.
122 BOWERY and 200 BROADVAY. Oct. 11. 1971,
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to our Stockholders and Poliey
holders thet tins Compunt SUFFERED NO LOSS
i
Y THE DIBAST'ROUS FIRE IN CHICAGO.
sith) 8. P. PATTERSON, President.
Geoncn B Ruoans. Secretary. y= Bs eH
Williamsburgh
(ITY FIRE INSURANCE Co,
EROOKLYN, L. I
OCT. 11,1871,
Casilapiial QeuULLY
Cash Surplus 250,000
Gross Assets $300,000
Contribution to Chicago Suf
fepers 70,000
£430,000
This Company, by its non-agency Sys»
tem, and by adhering to the principle of’
“an adequate rate for the risk ase
sumed.” is enabled to afford ample sc
curity to the assured.
October 11, 1371,
At a meeting of the Committee on Claims and Losses, conve ned br the
President, rosolation was pesked unanimously avtioriging him to
telegraph to Chicago that all losses sustained by the Company, a8 oon
as adjusted, would be settled by sizht-drafis without deducing the sist)
INIERRATIONAL IVSURINCE COPANY,
113 BROADWAY,
Tu view of the general alarm created by tbe Insurance losses conse
quent upon the
RECENT FIRE IN CHICAGO,
it may be proper to state on 1 ebalf of this Company that if all onr risks
in the burnt district should prove total losses, they will not abeordb much
Nrw-Yorr, Oct. 10, 1671,
were than our net reserve leaving our
(‘apital and Assets. $800,000
Our jolicy of assuming very moderate risks in smount, and demanding
adequste rates for the hazard incurred, having been so signally justified
by the great Clicsgo Gre. will be stric tly adhered to in the fatare as in
the past,
GEO. W. SAVAGE, President.
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President.
Ww TY Mranpe Secretary.
(OFFICE OF THE
Firemen’'s und Ins, Co.,
No. 167 BROADWAY.
Cash Capital  §150,000 00
Surplus Oct. 12 26309
Assets $176,300 85
This Company has vo agencies; will suffer loss in Chicago to the ex
tent of two-thirds of its surplus, leaving capital unbarmed. The Presi
dent te pow in Chicago, prepared to give sight drafts for all losses as
good as sdiustel. We coutinue to insure first-class risks at current rates,
ju the Cities of New-York, Brooklyn, and viciniry.
JAMES DD. SPARKYAYN,
President.
W. RR. WADSWORTIEN,
Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS’ BUILDERS
FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
or
THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
CASI ASSRETS «vv 0 0 0 $233,126 93.
PKINCIPAL OFFICE, 207 BROADWAY. COR. FULTON-ST
ae ER HIRD-AVE,
BRANCIl OFFICES. TQ A VRRUR
We continue to insure first-class risks at current rates in the Cities of
New-York and Brooklyn.
This Company does not do an out-of-town business,
EDWARD V. LOEW, President,
J Jay NestTeL) Secretary.
ANOBLE RESPONSE.
THE MANAGERS IN THIS CITY OF THE
NORTH BRITISH AKD MERCANTILE 18S. (0
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH,
HAVE RECEIVED FROM J. W, CATER, ESQ., CHAIRMAN OF
THE LONDON BOARD, BY CABLE, THE FOLLOWING IN.
STRUCTIONS
SUBSCRIBE €5000 FOR THE CHICAGO BUFFERERR, SET.
TLE ALL LOKSES PROMPTLY. PRAW AT THREE DAYS
SIGHT.”
THF ASSETS OF THIS COMPANY IN THE UNITED RTATER,
AMOUNTING TO OVER $1,300.00, WILL NOT BE TOUCHED IN
THE PAYMENT O¥ LOSSES IN CHICAGO.
WM. CONNER,
CHAN. BE. WHITE, associar MANAGERS,
WM. P. BLAGDEN,
TRADESMEN'S
FIRE INSURANCE COMP,
No. 188 Broadway,
WOULD INFORM ITS CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC THAT
the whole amonnt of its Lisbility in Chicago is only %25.000,
Capital $150,000
‘Surplus over 212,000
This. after deducting all unpaii loser, incloding the whole amount at
risk in Clucago. T. Y. BROWN, Becretary.
October 10, 1671,
WESTCHESTER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPY,
Office No. 1 Cortiandt-st, N. Y.,
OFFER INSURANCE WITH UNDOUBTED SECURITY, AS THRY
bave pot lost a dollar by the Chicage Fire.”
Capital Surplusover $450,000
GEO. J. PENVIELD, President.
Gen. R. Omaweonp, Sametery.
Massy Guirras. Asi. flacretess,
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER  }4& -187L—TRIPLE SHEET.
[ig
THE HOPE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 92 Broadway, N. Y.
CASH CAPITAL $150,000
NET SURPLUS 70,889
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN OAMPRELING, HENRY 8 LEVERICH.
ROBERT SCHELL, JOHN W. MERSEREAU,
JACOB REESE. 1ZRDEDS B. WARD,
JOSEPH POULKR, D. LYDIG SUYDAM,
FRED'K SCHUCHARDT, HENRY M. TABE
WILLIAM H. TERRY, CYRUS H, LOUTREL,
STEPHEN HYATT, D. L. RIGRNBRODT,
WILLIAM REMSEN, JOSEPH GRAFTON,
THEODORE W. RILEY, AMOS ROBINS.
JACOB REESE, President.
JAMES E. MOORE, Secretary.
"This Company loses nothing by the Chi
cago Klire, its business being confined to
New-York City and immediate vicinity.
HUMBOLDT FIRE IND. LU,
Wo. 120 BROADWAY.
Capital $200,000.
This Company have no Agents, and are not affected by the CHICAGO
FIRE.
WM. MULLIGAN, President.
WM. H, BRIDAMAN, Becretary,
R. J. BARNRY, Asst. Secretary.
AGENCY ZATNA INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD.
CASH CAPITAL, $3,000,000. ASSETS, JULY 1, 1871,
$6,047,378 07.
New-York, Oct. 11, 1871,
The losses of this Company at Chicago
WILL NOT EXCFEED
TWO MILLION DOLLARS,
leaving an unimpaired capital of
THREE MILLION DOLLARS,
with a surplus of over
ONE MILLION DOLT.ARS.
JAMES A. ALEXANDER, Agent,
No. 62 Wall-st.
oa OFFICE OL
REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE C(O,
153 BROADWAY.
NEW-YORK, Oct, 10, 187L
NOTICE. —=The standing of this Company, after paving all losses sus
tained by the recent conflagration at Chicago, is as follows:
CAZIT A. cocosisrssrssnenvirecevinne ei iseisert ee $300,000
SURPLUS OVER...... aresericassy viririeiesenes 140,000
TOTAL ASSETS OVER...covvviviir tovennnnane 40,000
ROBERT 8S. HONE, President.
Drxecax F. Cray, Seeretary,
Epwarp RowkLL, Assistint Secretary,
STATEMENT OF
PEOPLES FIRE INS. (0.
OF WORCESTER.
SRETS. JULY 1, Th. cuernnerssriassnsnnens £900,900
DL DUCT LuSS IN CHICAGO. .ovivvninninnnss 8000: 000
LEAVES ASSETR.¢ ec coiiivecsssinoniin £600,000
CAPITA des sersveereciransivesressisinsene 400,000
SURPLUS OVER CAPITAL...... £200,000
FRAME, HARE LCC KWOOD, Agents,
202 BROADWAY.
Banking fiouses and Bankers.
Be
a
Joux MUNROE Lo.
NKERS
No. 8 WALL KT. NEW.YORK,
Issue Circular Tater of C fodit t jor Pravelers. aud Draw Bills oa
MUNROE Co, 7 Rue Beribe, Paris,
ALEXANDERA, or NLIFFES k Co.
ombard-st.. London.
‘TURNER BROTHERS,
YU. C. TURNER. A. Cr
TT. ad BAR VIKERS, JA M. Trryne,
J. TURNER
BR. TURNER, [B! B. DECKER.
14 Nassau-st., N.
(Cor. Pine-st., opposite U, 8. Treasury.)
Interest allowed on duily balances. Cer
tificates of Deposit issued, available at all
business centres.
Collections made with prompt returns,
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, &c., ought and
Sold on Commission. Advances made on
Approved Necurities.
Sight Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers
on San Francisco.
Desirable Investment Securities for Sale.
Vermilye Co.,
BANKERS,
16 18 NASSAU-ST, N. Y.
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISRION
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCER
INTFRFEST ON DEPOCITA.
"DREXEL, MORGAN C0.,
BANKERS, 53 EXCHANGE-PLACE,
DRAW EIGHT AND TIME BILLS, MAKE TELEGRAPHIC TRANS.
VERS, AND ISSUR TRAVELERS AND COMMERCIAL LETTERS
OF CREDIT ON
J. S. MORGAN Co., LONDON,
AND
DREXEL, HAYES Co., PARIS,
FIRST-CLASS STATE, CITY, AND RAILROAD LOANS NEGO.
TIATED
JAMES W. TUCKER Co.
Nos. 3 and 5 Rue Scribe, Paris,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW-TORK,
MESSRS. MORTON, BLISS Co.
WIDI0EN0 NOLES.
cm DN
a
Orrice or THE CERTRAL RAtLitoAD CoMPaNY oF New-JERSEY,
119 LipexTy-st., New-York, Oct, 2. 187].
A y ‘A’ m
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO AND
A HALF (24) PER CENT and the Government tax bas been de
clared, payable on and after FRIDAY, the 20th inst, at this office,
The transfer books will be closed from FRIDAY. the 6th, to MONDAY,
the 23d inst, for the above dividend. and for the allotment of scrip at par,
in accordance with the circular sent to each stockbolder's address. By
order of the Board. SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
AGExcY Arya Ixsvkaxce (o., HARTFORD,
oh No. 62 WaLL-»T., Nxw-Youxk, Oet. 2, 1871,
DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has been
declared by the TNA INSURANCE Co. of HARTFORD, pays
A
ble on demand. New-York stockholders will be paid at this office.
JAS. A. ALEXANDER, Ageut.
Orrick or THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY,
No, 71 WALLY, NEW-YORK, Oect. 5, 1871.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND ‘of TEN (10)
PKR CENT. FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. bas this day 0
declared, payable on demand.
A. J. CLINTON, Becretary.
TERES WG UL TT, TY,
JNTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—The Inter
est on the Bonds and Stocks of the City snd County of New-York
due November 1. 1671, will be paid on that day by JOHN J. BRAD.
LEY. eq. Chamberlain of the City, at his Oftice, in the New Court-House.
[he Traw fer Books will Le closed WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20, 1871,
ANDREW H. GREEN. Deputy Comptroller.
Department of Finance, Comptroller's Offices. New-York, Sept. 18, 1471,
Bavings Banks
ATLANT IC SAVINGS. BANK,
Chatbam- aud New Bowery, New-York,
daily. ar. from $1 to $5,000 reosived,
25 pont made or before Oct. 20 will receive (nferest as from
KIX PER CENT interest allowed,
C.D. BaiLny, Treasurer.
HARRISON HALL, President,
J. P. CooruR, Escretary
JL XCELSIOR BAVINGS BANK,
AT Fimo
and on Monday,
taza RB Ramtmmee Mascadsew WM. M. GILES, P
te Wo pas i lp
BA
aif
laterest from Oct. 1. Assets, $301,873 96.
EOPLE” SAVINGS BAN) 1,146 Broadway,
between Two -ol Rag varen re
MONEY D FORE
OCT. WILL Daw INFRRENT
Maz Sexy, Trosseees
Dividend Notices.
ZX THiN-ave. BLE N.Y od Retuader ovenine from 8
fondny, Wodresday, and Saturday evening, from 8 to 8 o'clock,
ded oF DEFONITED ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER BOTH Will
AVENUE SAVINGS

NEY
DIAW INTEREST FROM OCT, 1, Bix per cent interest paid on
National Savings Bank
FREEDMAN'S
DEPOSITS OVER #3 000,000
Ae. 185. BLEECKER-ST., NEW-YORK,
g1X PER CENT Interest commences first of every moth, payable in
by the Government of the
Janwry and July, free of Government tax.
Four per cent allowed from date of eac depoddt for full mumber of
days, not less thaa thirty, on sums of $50 and upwards, withdraws before
January.
DEPOSIT CERTTFIOATES, as safe as Registered Bonds, and prompt
available anywhere in the United Btates, issued, payable on demand, wi
interest at hud Four ot.
Accounts st: omAsmgat
Deposits parable on DEMAND, with interest due.
Interest on accounts or cefiieaten, paid by check te depositors residing
out of the city, if desired. Bend for Circular.
Oven daily from 9 a. m. to 3p. m., and MONDAYS and SATURDAYS
from 9am ofp m JUHN J, ZUILLE, Casbier.
Irving Savings Institution,
ATX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all sums. Deposits made
on or before Oct. 30 will draw interest from Oe, 1. Bank open daily from
No. 96 NEW.YORK.
10a m tod p.m
WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President.
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON, Secretary.
Thances for Business MKlen.
Thances for Business L2ien.
JOR SALE—A splendid BUSINESS of over
$6,000 per annmm can be made with 8 small eapital in a business
established over five years, in connection with all the merchants of this
dy, also West and will be sold, with Btock and Fixtures, worth
2,000; business and all, $4,000, LW. JOUNSTON,
Address D., Box 109 Tribune Office.
Brinn I it Bed dh te
ANTED—A PARTNER, with from $10,000
to $20,000 In a mivulacturing boston that will pay a net profit of
the ammount invested in one year, is is rare chance for a safe and
permanent investment, as will be shown upon investigation of the business.
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PEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW-Y ORK SUPREME COURT.—FRANCES
C. CHAPMAN, plaintiff, against HENRY CHAPMAN, defeadants
Sammons for Relief, (Com, not Ber.) To the defendant above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to ansmer the eomplaint in this
action, which will be Aled ia \be olice of the Clers of a0 and County
of New-York at the Court-House in the sald Cit County, and to
JIve A apy of your apewer to the said complaint, on the subseribez at
his office, No. 11 Pine street (Room No. 19) ia the City of New-York,
within Swenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day of sueh sarilon) avd if you fail to answer the said complaint
within tbe time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will pp to the
Court for the relief demanded in the Soutpiatnd ~Dated April 28, 1871.
WILLIAM HB, GALE, Plaintiffs Jone).
The said complaint In above action was fled in the office of the Clerk
of the City and County of New-York on the 1st day of Beplember, A. D.
171 Dated New-York Soptember 8, A.D, 1871
WILLIAM H. GALE, Piaiotils Attorney, 11 Pine street, New-York.
Mcean Bteamers.
dd a
UNITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINR.—A Steamer of this
line will be dispatched from San Francisco, at noon, on WEDNESDAY
Nov. 8, and every fourth WEDNESDAY thereafter, with mails, passen:
wr and freight, for Hosolsta, Auckland, Weltigion, Lyttleton, and
ord Chalmers, tonneqting a3 nekliad, and at Port Chalmers with
Sleamibine for §rdner, Me and the other principal Australisa
pores or freight or passage, apply 6 W. H. WEBB, 64 Exchange
A l
HAYANA PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ,
NEW-YOHK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMEHIP LINE,
Ieaving Pier No, 17, Bast River, st 3p. m,, direct for Havana:
CITY OF MRX1CO, Timmerman. .........TUESDAY, Oct. 17.
CLEOPATRA, Phillips (havasa only)......TU
CITY OF MERIDA. Denken...ocv.-os "Nov.
CLEOPATRA, Phillips (Havass only)..... TUESDAY, Nov. 14
For freight or passage, apply to
{pin my ALRXANDRE SONS, 33 Broadway.
POSTPONEMENT, —8teamship CITY OF MEXICO will sal on
TUESDAY, Oct. 17, at 3 p. m., instead of Oct, 14
8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
Sailing rly RBVERY THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock p. m., precisely,
from Pler No. 4, North River,
COLUMBIA, Capt. E. Van See...... see 0, Ort. 19,
MIESOUR), Capt. T. H. Morton....vs von vans O0N, 26,
MORRO CASTLE, Capt. RB. Adams (via N sssaNov. 2,
For freight or passage, apply to A. W, DIMOUB, Presicent.
No. 5 Bowiing-green.
FOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mai) Steamers sailing on the 23d of every month,
MERRIMACK, Capt, Wier, October 2.
SOUTH AMERICA, Caos. B. L. Tinxlepangh, November 23.
NORTH AMERICA, Capt G. B, Blocam, December 23.
These splendid steamers sail on schedule time, and call at St. Thomas,
Para, Sarstabte, Beis, and Rlo 8¢ Jaaeire, gowug and returoing, For
sagagement o t or passage, apply to
WM. Rr ARRIBON, a, No, 5 Bowling-green, New-York.
ANCHOR LINE.—STEAMERS TO GLAS
GOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 20 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
THE NEW DEPARTURES:
FROM GLASGOW, FROM NEW-YORK:
10WA. Toe. sucuniay. Sept. 2 10WA. vveess Monday, Oct. 18
CALEDONIA. ...8atanlay, Rept. 30/ CALEDONIA... Saturday, Oct. 21
ANGLIA........8atuniay, Oct. 7 JARCLLS. oer veRimbl Oct. 24
COLIUMBIA.....8atorday, Oct, 14 |COLUMBIA.... ..Satarday, Nov. 4
First Cabin passage #65 and $75: Intermediate, $33, Bleerage,
$28. Bteerage tickets from above ports, $32,
HENDERSON BBOTHERS, Agents,
9% Bowling-green.
Por the accommodation of its Qusrons and the public, the Anchor Line
have opened a Branch Office. 21 Broadway, where, besides Ocean Tickets,
Railroad Tickets to any station, West, North, and South, can be purchased
rates.
For LIVERPOOL,
(VIA QUEENSTOWN),
CARRYING THE U. MAILS.
THAR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STFAM COMPANY
will dispateh one of their first-class, fall power. iron screw steanskips
FROM PIER No. 46, N. R, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE. .....0veveisss. October 18, at 8:30 a. my
MANHATTAN, Capt. J. B. Prrce..... October 20,
COLORADO, Capt. T. F. FreeyAN. ...October 25, at 3:00 p.m,
WISCONSIN, Capts WILLIAMS. November at 8:50 a. ma
NEVADA, Capt. FORSYTH...0onvuennns November 2, at 2:30 p. m.
WYOMING, Capt. WHINEKAY........ November 15
Cabin passage, $80, gold.
Bteersge passage (Office, No. 29 Broadway), $30, currency.
For freight or cabin passage, apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, No. 63 Wall st.
NMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL.—Roval Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as follows:
ve
SATURDAY. Oct. 14. 3p. m.
THURSDAY, Oct. 19, 10 a. m.
CITY OF BALTIMORE
CITY OP BRUSSELS, .RATURDAY, Oct. 21, 12m.
CITY OF ANTWERP.......... THURNDAY, Oct. 26. 20. m.
Aud each succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY, from Piez No.6
North River,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYALLE IN GOLD, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
FIRST CABIN............. 875 STEERAGE......... ravine $30
To Londom....ee.vvses 80 To London......ev.0es 38
ToParis....oonaninns 90 ToPatidescsvsrnsesees BB
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway. and
Denmark, at rednced rates.
Tickets can be bought here, at moderate rates, by persons wisling to
send for their friends.
For farther information ply at the Company's Office.
JOHN DALE, Agent, No. 15 Broadway, N. T.
ONDON and NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP
LINE.—The first-class steamships of this Line wil be dispatched
for LONDON, direct, as follows:
Pier No. 3, North River.
PARANA —Tueslay, Oct. 17. PARAGUAY —Saturday, Oct. 23,
RATES OF PARSAGR IN CURRENCY:
Pirst Cabin, 870; Second Cabin, $30; Steerage, $30,
For freight or WY apoly to
in HOWLA ASPINWALL, Agents, 54 and 55 Boath-st.
NOR TH GERMAN JL.LOYD STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
The steamsbip NEW-YORK. Capt. K. v. Bmster. will sail on THURS
DAY, Oct. 12. at 2 po m., from Bremen Pier, foos JThird-st., Hoboken, to
be fol'owed by
Steamship VEUTSCHLAND, Cit, H. A. F. Neynaber, on SATUR
Oct. 14,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRE, AND BREMEN:
(PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR 17% EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY.)
i J
Firsteabin..oo.oonianns “reese 8120
Second eabin...... ky]
Bleerage........o0000 BT LT BW
Yor freight or passage, apply 0 OBELRICHS Co., Agents,
2 Bow inf Tech
NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENBRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING
AT BREST,
The splend!d vessels on this favorite route for the Continent will sail
from Pler No. 50, North River, as follows:
PERFIRE.......o0n0vm Dauré..........8ATURDAY, October 21,
Ki. LAURENT........Lemarié........SATUURDAY, November 4.
WANHINGTON....... Beaafort........ SATURDAY, November 18.
VILLE Dk PARIS..... Surment........SATURDAY. Decewber
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine)
TO BREST OR HAVRE:
Pirst Cabin. .oueviiinsans $125 Second Cadin............. $7.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
These steamers Go DOL CAITY Sleerage Lassengers.
Auerican travelers going to or retarniog from the Continent of Europe,
by taking the steamers of this line, avoid both transit by Faglish railwars
and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, beside saving time, trouble,
and expense, GLO. MACKENZIE, Agent. No. 58 Broadway,
Yul I'E STAR LINE,
NEW.YORK, CORK, AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERED 8TEAMSHIPS,
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC, ANTARCTIC, REPUBLIC,
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC,
6.000 tnps burden—3.000 bh. p. each.
ailing from New-York on SATURDAYS, from Liverpeol ou THURS.
DAYS, sud Cork Harbor the day following.
ATLANTIC, October 14, at 3 p. m.
OCEANIC. October 28, at 3 p. m.
BALTIC. November 11,
From the White Star Dock, Pavoria Ferry. Jemer City.
Passenger weeonbtstons {for all Hasta) IE Vales: combining
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloons, state-rooms, smoking room. and batb-roows in midsbip see
tion, where least motion is felt. Surgeons aod stewurdesses accompany
these steamers.
RA TES—8aloon, $80, gold. Blige. $30, currency, Those wish
ing to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage,
prepaid certificates, $33, currency.
Punengere booked to or from all Rg of America. Paris, Hamburg,
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia. China. &e.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from £1 apward.
For inspection of fim and other information, ww at the Company's
offices, No. 19 Broadway, New-York. J. H. SPARKR, Agent.
ISMAY, IMRIE Co., 10 Water-st., Liverpool, and
2 Rast India-ave Leadenhall-st. London.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier No. 47, North River,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
DENMARK, Andrews.......... ..SATURDAY, Oct. 21, at 10 a. m.
ENGLAND. Thompson...........SATURDAY. Oct. 26, at 3 p. mn.
Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown. cabin, $75 and $E5: steerage,
$26 currency. Prepaid Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstowr,
Londonderry” or (Glasgow, $32 curreney.
For further particulars, apply as the Company Office. No. 69 Broad
war. F. W. J. HURST. Manager,
Steamboats and Railroads.
AA TT
JEOPL ES LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest and moss magnificent river Steamers in the world. The
ST. JOHN, DREW, and DEAN RICHMOND. One of the above steam
ers will leave Pier No. 41, North River, every afternoon (Sunday sxeepisd)
at 6 o'clock. arriving at ALBANY in Lime fo conneet with railroad tra
West, North and East. Returning. leave the steamboat Wading at a
Albany at 7 o’eloek p. m., or on the arrival of connecting trains from the
West and North and Bast,
Through tickets can be obtained at the Office on the Wharf; at Dodd's
Bejren, 844 Broadway. and No. Court-st., Brooklyn. Baggage ehecked
toils destination. Freight _recelved uatil the bour of of departure.
LBANY and TROY. —egutar line at 6
p. m. from Pier 4, N. RW sl Fare 50 cents oa al
ternate nights. Steamers VANDERBIL boi! NNECTICUT, return
ing, leave Troy at 7p. m., and Albsuy at 6} p. m.
NURTE H RIVER AND NEW -YORK -STEAM
BOAT CQ., successors to D. Eg
Ofte on Harrison-st. Dor No. 34.
For Peekskill. Nyack, Yonkers, Englewood, Sing-8ing, Haverstraw,
and intermediate landings, every afternoon, except Sundays, at 3:90, 1:45,
aad «4:16 p. m., retarnivg in the morning from above lad geviving a
New-York at [8 45, 5:30 and 10 a. wm. Arent
RONDOUT, landing at COZZENS,
NEWBURGH, MILTON. PO'KEEPSIE, and ESOPUR. ‘The
steamboats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMBS W. BALDWIN leave
DAILY at4 p.m. Pier 34, N. R., foot Harrison-at.
FOr NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD, AND THE NORTH, Steamers leave Pock-alip far New:
Haven at 3:15 and 11 p. m.. connecting with the Railroads
For STAMFORD and GREENWIC ICH— The
steamboat AMERICUS will Juss foot of Market-st. DAILY
o'clock p. m., Thirty-sevenid-st., J
For BRIDGEPORT, an and all points all points on on Housa
toale and Naugatuck Ral Steamers leave
Catherine slip at 12 noon asd 12  mdagne PS excepted).
SAFETY, SPEED; A AND COMFORT.
CH LINE
For Boston, Worcester, Feb
Groten Junction, Lowell. Law
rence, Kasins, Manchester, C almer, Brattebore, and interme
diate points, The new and Soames, seamen
OITY OF ON.
CTY OF BTY OF Li LAWRENCE, 1d
TTY OF NEW.LONDON.
will leave New-York dally i a0 8 oclock pu, fom
Pier 4. North River, fool of Cana) and Watte-ste.
For New-London and Norwich, there connecting with
for the above paints. via New-Londin, Norihars, a! Narwieh and Worces
ter, tui boston Y Roel, and {rr Roy
or through rates of freigh
North River. oo ub ol apy sche NN a.
New. York. Oct. 36, 1068,
FoR KORWA [KX Cand DANBURY The The steam steam.
aTiTNOUN 2: i and fares gir Sout oh J o'dlech.
Foie LE WES, DEL, DEL. ~The e splendid sea- sea-going
ay I BARTER per

feaal Notices.
Jor HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NORTH
I AMPTON, HOLYOKE, ke. ke.~ HARTFORD LINE of STEAM.
ERS leave PECK SLIP DAILY at 4 o’elock p. m. The steamers of this
line are running with gress Ieguiarty, arriving early at each ond of the
route, FARES Cabia Rassufe, $1 75; Deck passage. $1 25. Exear
sion tickets to be had oa to Hartford, or hay Sandtog on the Con
ecient at ow maton (tO PXTON Y STARURY, Preight Agenta
re 2 IA A
Sa W. H. GOODSPEED, V. P
Nl 3
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTTIR,
%3p m., from Pier 27, N, R., foot of Robinson-st.

Cabin fare lo BOSTON, Hi 1s, Te PROVIDENCE, $3.
Deck fare to BOSTON, $3 25 To PROVIDENCE, $2
Freight at lowest rates, Connect at Providence with Boston aad Prov
and Prov, k Worcester R. R.'s for sll important N. Eng. cities and 1029
BALl IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.®
INDEPENDENT LINER for the WEST, BOUTH WEST, aad
NORTH-WEST, FREIGHT receivad and forwarded by CAMDEN sad
AMBOY RAILROAD, Pierl, North River, aad INLAND PROPKL
LER LINE, Pler 6, North River daily. BATES LOW, with quick
Snated, Jussogen take the New. ary and C. and A, route from
foot of Cortlandt-st.; privilege en ronte WEST of a trip to Wasling
a EE Ty LE rs
op) anity, L
oo oh C. W.PERVEIL. General Agent,
(CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.—
Passenger and Freight Depot in New-York, foot of Liberty-st.. con
pects at Somerville with South Branen Railroad: a8 Hamptow Junction,
with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Rallroad at Philiipsbure,
with the Lebigh sod Susquebanns Di vision; and at Raston, with the Le
De rae Las ii] Foot
Ll ears Fr
or A and New-York State.
4 ONG ARRANGEMENT, o
Qommenciug May 22, 1871. —Leave New-York as follows:
a m.—For Flemington, Easton, Bethlehem Mauch Chank, Wilkes
hve Micuton, Mahanoy City, Mt. Carel, Hasletos, Tuakhanaoek,
For bo ke. Connects at Junction with D. L. aod W. RR
A m.—WesTery Express, daily (except Sanday), for Barton, Al
\town, Hurtishurs. sad the West.” i oh at Somerville for Fem
ington pet arg Wid Lehigh sod Sugquenan- a Division for Maoch
Lebich Valley Railrond for Msneh Champ ore Wei 48 Tas with
10:30 a, m.—~Way Train for Somerville,
Brora A ig Bl BE ig ai Br MH
Ly, Wilkesbarre, Reading, Colambia, neasidr,
Bhraia, Pottsville, Harrisbarg, ke. Counects ai Puillipsburg for Byles
3 P Menbor Plaid.
:30 p. m.~For Easton. Connects at Philll igh sad
Bulg, Biron Gr Allionn, Wilkesbarre gn Rg a
wi or All y
bain om Eh D. RR ht Allentows and Catasauqua. Conmecis a8
4 p. m.—For Easton, Allentown and Maach Chunk. a
4:30 p, m.—For Somerville and Flemington,
5 p. m.~CiNCINNATI Expriag, daily, for Easton. Bethlehem, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittaburgh, Cheago, aud Clucisaan. Beco:
tg and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago
15 p. m.=For Somerviile
6 p. w.— For Easton.
7 p. m.—For Somerville.
7:.0 p. wn. —(Em’graut)—Por Raston,
9:40 p. m.—For Planicld.
12 p. m.—For Plainfield, ‘Wednesdays and [atardars
For Elizabeth as 5:00,6:00, 6:3, 7:10, Tidy, 40), 8:20, 9:00, 9:0,
10:30, 11:45 a. m. 12:30, 1:00. 2:00, 2:30, 3:15, 3:45 4.00, 4:90, 4:45,
5:15, 5:20, 5:45, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, 7:90, T: 41, 8:40, 9:40,10:45, 12.200 p. mm.
Tickets for the West can be obtainad at the office of the Centra! Ru
road of New-Jersey, foot liberty at, New-York; and at the priscipal
hotels and ticket offices in New-York Cily.
g. E. RICKER, Saperiatenient,
H. P. BALpw1~, Genera] Passcoger Agent,
[)ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Wate: Gap. Mtroo arg, Seranton,
Binghamton, Syracuse, and Oswego, WITHOUT CHANG OF CARS.
ps in New-York, foot of Barclay-st. and foot of Curistovher-st.
we MER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, July I7,
8:00 a. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Boonton Braneh,
runs directly throngh from New-York to Oswego without change of cars,
connecting at Dover with Chester RB. R at Watarloo with Sassex R. R.
and a Scranton with L. and B. R. R. for Kingston, Wilkesbarre, Pitie=
ton. &e.
7:15 2. m. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting’at Denville with Boon
ton Branch. at Dover w.ta Coester Branch, at Waterloo with Sussex R. bn
for Andover and Newwn. at Washington with_the D., L., and W. BR.
for Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Reranton, (ireat Bend. Binghamton, Syra=
suse, and Otwego, and at Easton with Lehigh Valley B. B. for all posted
on that roa
12:00 m.. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town, Dover, Waterloo, Hackettstown, Was niion Puiliipsbarg,
Easton; connects at Waterloo with Sussex Ka road: at Phillipsbar
w tb Bel, Del. R. R. for Beividere. &e.. ant at Fa-ton with L V. R. hs
for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maach Chauk, Wilacabarre, Reading, an
Harrisburg,
4:00 p, m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson aad.
Boonton, rans directly through to Binghamton witaout change of ~ars,t
stopping at piiacipal gations. Connecting ad Dover with Chester B. R.y
and at Waterloo with Susex R. R,
4:10 p.m. FASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester R.
R. at Haterloo with Sussex R. R., and st Easton with L. V. 2 R flow
Bethlehem, Allevtown. Reading. Harrishurz. and the West.
3:20 p. m. FACKETTSTOWN MAIL, connects with Boountes, Chester,
and Sursex Ballvonia, nds. XPRESS
5:20 pw, DOVER ED 48,
Yor MoRRINTOW, at 7:15, 9:1, 11:20, 12:00 m., 2:30, 3:20, 4:10,
5:20, ix
or SUMMIT and Intermediate sai ont t 6:3, 715,74, 9:0, 10:i0,
and 11:20 a. m., 2:30, 3:20. 4:20, 6:00 and n:40 p.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 6:33, 7:45, 8:10, 9:49, 10:10,
aud 11:20 a m.. 1110, 2:30, 3:40, 4:20, 4:30, 5:30, 6:00, 6:49, 8:0, 9:15,
and 11:45 p.m.
at 6:30, 7:15, 7:45, 8:40, 9:10, 9:40, *10:10, 10:30,
wy NEWARK, 00 m, *1:10, 2:00, *2:30, 3:20, 3:40, 3:50, 4:10
+420, 4:30,'5:10, 8:20, 5:30, 6:00, 6:3), 6:40, Hin, 8:3, 9:15, aud
m. Trains mar stop ab t Newark,
hed New-York for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR, af 6:39,
8:40 and 11:00 a. m.. and 2:00, 3:50, 5:10, 6:20, and 5p.
8. SCHOCH, Superintendent.
y
RIE RAILWAY.—TRAINS Leave Depota
foot of Chambers-st. and foot of 23d-st., as follows: a
Through Express Trains leave Chambers-st. at9 a. m., 8:
pm. and "7 A m., daily. Rew an improved Daywing Boon Cotchegp
gccompany the 9a. m, train thronghto Bnffalo 2nd Susnensio
connecning at Horuellsville with magnifeeat Sleeping Concoes runaing.
through to Clevelsn. and Cincinnati. Sleeping Coaches soon ol
11 a mw. train from Sasdiuchanse to Budalo: the 5:30 p. m, train
New-York to Sgspension Bridge, and the 7 p. m. train from New-York te
Sufule: Soaviusion Bridge, and Cinciunati. An Emigrant Train leaves
ily as 6: m,
For Port Joris and Way, 8:00a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
For Middletown and Way, at *7:3@ a. m. aud 3:50 p. m. aad, Sandays
enly, 8:30 a m.
Yor Otisville and Way, at *11:30 a. m,
For Newbargh snd Way, at 9:00 a. m., 3:30 and £:30p. m 5
For Saffern and War, and 6 p. m.
Por Paterson and Way, at 6:45, 10 a. mj 13 m.+ *1:45, 4, 5:15, 645,
8:15 p. m.. and *12 midnight,
For Hackensack, Hillsdale, and Spring Val'ey, at 8:15 a. m., and 12:45,
14:00, 5:00, 6:00, and $6:45 p. m. and Wauneslays ana Satamays euify
at 1.2 mulnight.
For Piermont. Nyack. Tallmans, aod Way, at 9:30 a. m.; $1:30, 3:15,
14:15, 4:40, 15:30, ¥6:30, and*Y7:40 Db. m.: and Weduesaays and Bator
days only, 112 midnight. Special Suacay Trace as 19:00 a. m. asd tia
nu.
i N. B.—Trains leaving Chambers-st, on even hours or Baitdoums, eave
Jaw. depot 15 minutes earlier than above ume. Last boas from 23d-st.,
15 p.m,
Tickets for Passage and for Apartments in Drawing-Room and Sleeping)
Coaches can be obtained. aud orders for the checking sad transfer of Bag
age may be left, at the Company's offices, 241,529, and 957 Broadway an
mben-st. 3% Greenwich-st. cor, 125tl-s:. and 3d Aveuae, Harlem
4 Conrt-st.. Brooklyn; 104 Broadway, Williamshareb: Denots toot oF
Chambers-st. and foot of 23d-st., New-Torx: and Long Dock Depot.
Jersev City, and of the Agents at the principal Lotels
Daily. 1 For Piermont and Nyack. t For Hackensack,
For Hackensack and Hillsdale only, 4 For Cressill on lv
L. b. RUCKER, AnJust 3, WM. R. BARR,
Geun'lbun's. 1371. Gen'l Pase'r A'L,
ns ol rie FaTAS
EW-Y ORK AND NEW -IIAVEN RAIL
Passenger Station in New-York, {f Twenty
Fourth-ave, an IRR "wd
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
oh FETE Ey B10 RR
or Milford, Strat Tai
ni ad $30 h Fairteid, Soathport, and Westport, 1:0a
or Sout kK, 7,8 L). 9,11: 12:
450 (Ex). 3:30, 6:30 and SEL ed m; 12:15 (Ex), 3 (Br), 248,
(Ex), 3
Jo Duvien. 4, of io a md 4:0, 5:7, and 3p. mn
or mford, 7, x.), 9, 11:30 3 13:
4:20 (Ex.). os En en 7.15, 8 ion (Kx), %13, 3 (Bx), 3:45,
or Greenwich an te 2
4:45, 6:30, 6:30. 7:15 Hikerotile Stations, 7. 9, 11:30 0. m.; 213, 243,
Sunday Mail Train leaves Twentr-seventh-st. New-York, at 7p. m. fox
Boston, via Loth Springcid Line and Store Liue.
CONNECTING TRAINS,
Jor Boston via Springield, 1m. 3 and 8 p. 3
For Boston via Shore Line, 12:15 and 8 p. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 8 a. m.; os 3, and p.m.
For Newport, B. I, 8a m. (Ex) and 12:15 p. m. "Ex connecting wit
Seales across Narragansett Bay at Wickford, arriving ia Jess than lt
For Conneeticut Ri ilroad.
3 pg Noribampuos. a y 4 m, BB pute Mostra), 3
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad, 8 a. m., 1215p. m.
For Shore Line Railway at 8 a. m. to Norwich aad Providence, 12:18,
3. to New-London and Norwich, 8 p. m.
For New-Haven and Northampton Railroad, 8 a. m.; 3 pom tg North
anploy and Wililansburgh.
or New-Haven, Middletows and Wiliimantie Railroad (Air Line),
a.m anddp om
Jo Housatonic Rafiroad, 34. m 431 B o W
or Na lroad. m., mA 3 =m of
For Doar sad Norwalk Railroad’? am, 12:15 4 «3p. Serban
For New Chases Railroad, 8 a. m., 12:15, 4:30 and 5:30 p. m.
Com Sleeping Care attached 40 8 p. m. Train, aad alecé to Ban.
day Mail Train os either Line. Drawing-room Car attached to wed
a m and 3p. m. Trains
Passengers Gan procure tickets fo any point reached over this read ab
the Depot of the ew-York and New-Haven R. R.. sor. Tweaty-seventh
st. and Fourth-ave. also at the Offices of the Now-York Traaster Co.
(Dedd’s Bxpress). No. 944 Broadway sad No. Court-st., Broskiys:
by leaving suitable potice, ean have their Sere, called for and chee!
from resigenee to dostinaton. ________ IN) ESB. HOTT. Sep.
NEW IORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD. —Trains leave Thirtieth-si. as follows:
8 a. m., Chicago and Montreal WT
Drawing-room car, New-York to St. Alban’s.
10:30 a. m., Special Vg Express, fast train, with Drawing-reem
ears to Buffalo and Niagars alls.
Ds wm. Northern Western Expres, (3:15
Express. arn at Teor at 8:15 p.m.
4p 3) A Express. Sleeping-oars from en. Tork 0 St. Albans
od? m., First Pade Express, with Sleejliog-cars for Watertown,
case, Oswego Ys mandaigua
pm Second Pacite Express with Sieepingeary for Rochester,
Buffalo, Hager Falls; also for on both L. 8. and M. C, Ral
reads; for Louis, via Toledo; and ille, via Indianapelia Vale
train will leave on Sundays at 6 p. m.
hw yh Ly Je coed iy
am, ia
pa *u, 13:30, 615. and 5 Po, Peekskill trains
2 0. 3100, and 10 ry he 1139, 3, 4:25, 5:10, 8:10, and 11:30 p. wm,
ers train.
p duaday Way Traine—3:30 am andi hy shen} Special. —9 a. m.,
peaial, mA os ne south of You
vajhiopeis 8 C. H. KENDRICK, General Passenger Agent
NewYork, Oct.0.MIL
NEWIERSEY RAILROAD—FROM FOOT of
DESBROSSER-ST. and from foot of CORTLANDT -ST.~—Foe
WEST PHILADRLPHIA, at $:50 and 9:30 a. m., 13:30, 4:00. 3°, i
7, *9:20 p.m, 13 ngs For Philadelphia via Camden, 4 i
ms. Por BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON aad WEST, via
Bm To Le 13:0 sad 3:30° p.m. Fer THE ROUTH AWD
SOUTH-WEST, 8:30 a. m.. 9:20* p. m. Silver Palace cars to W 43 x
ten and Lisshiutg daily, on 9:20 p. train, without change. For
WEST, Peunaylvanie Raliroag—8:30 om and 1 pom Sliver
Palace cars are attached to the 9:30 a w., sad rea from New
York to Pittsburgh Ohicago and Leaisvilie, without Mlver
Pliace cars arc attached to o m., dally. and rua throug 1 Pits
LT Rog Loalaville, Bt. foals, ‘and Chicago, witboms haope
T tor sale ab foot of Desbrossee-st-. foot of and
Broadway. Daily.) Wo EBON
7. W. RANKIN, Gea. Pass. agt. FR V. JACKSO  Gea'l Hop's
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
A NT.
Commencing MONDAY, May 15, 1871, from Roosevelt and (msds
5:00 a. m., Mall for Ag pemnecling Badslon
yor Fire laland, end w8 1 siage for Dullepers asd
Fire Place.
doable ilroad on Long Island.
Jo

500 a m., Rockaway Barner
am, rion.
xB Ae Furtog connection 8) Bebyloa lor
w Tiand, 2nd rom mage for Bullepecs esd
2p ATR

Op wm, clea A
S:% pm. Accommodation
Tie 9:00 and 308. aod 3:38, 430 aad C0 Bb m trains consent ob
Por ke pS time ey
are see
_*Thle tral will commence reanag Jul 1, U1.
Yaar. TT ET
oN [9 a.
3 bbe 3 3
Gieamboats and Railroads.
SUMMER ARRANGEMLNT,
COMMENCING MAY 22, 1371,