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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

VALUE OF INsEcTs.-Great Britain pays
annually $l,000,00O for dried carcasses Of
that tiny insect known as the cochineal
while another-also peculiar to India
gum shellac, or rather its production, is
scarcely less valuable. More than 1900
600 human beings derive their sole support
from the culture and manufacture of the fl
bres spun by the silkworm OF which the
annual circulating medium lis said to Eo
100000, 900. In England alone--to say
nothing of the other pats of Europe
S500,000 are spent every year in the pul.
chase of foreign honey, while the value of
that which is native is not mentioned and
all that is the work Of the bee but this
makes no mention Of 10000 lbs Of wax i'm
ported every year Besides all this there
are the gall-nuts, used for dying and max
ing ink the caEtharides, or Spanish fly,
used in medicine In fact, every insect is
contributing in some way directly OF in
indirectly-in swelling the amount of our
commercial profits.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

A LUNArIc IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE-At
Hanwell, England, recently, a young lady
was put into train alone to go to London.
As the train was on the point of starting, a
gentleman rushed up and got in. Shortly
after the train had started, the gentleman
jumped up and exclaimed : This carriage
is too heavy, and it must be lightened !
and straightway his carpet-bag disappeared
out of the window He sits still few
minutes, when he begins again, and this
time his coat and waistcoat follow his bag.
After little while, he said "I4et us pray
for the Duke Of Gloucester" Down they go
on their knees-the poor girl, only II, too
frightened to do anything but obey When
that wa done, they prayed for the Duke Of
York, and then for another-in fact, through
a whole string of dukes then they sat
down, the young lady frightened out OF her
senses. After few minutes, he begins
again at won't do can't stand it ; the
train is too eavy, either you or must get
out l don't want to, so you must g69'-~-
The girl, in despair says But we have
not prayed for the Duke Of Northumberland !"
"Ah, no more we have" Down they go on
their knees, when luckily the train stopped
at station, and the young lady called the
guard, when it was discovered that the gen
tleman was lunetic escaped from Han
well.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEM--Let the business
of every one alone and attend to your own.
Don't buy what you don't want, Use eve
ry hour to advantage, study to make even
leisure hours useful. Think twice before
you spend shilling-remember you will
have another to make for it. Buy low, sell
fair, ara take care of the profits. Look over
your books regularly, and if you find an er-
ror, trace it out. Should stroke of misfor-
tune come upon you in trade, retrench,
work harder, but never fly the track. Con-
front difficulties with unllinching persever-
ance, and they will disappear at last
though you fail in the struggle, yon will
be honored, but shrink, and you will be de-
spised.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
VOLUME XVIII.
Seleftsd 2pFtrg.
LEISURE.

Grand is the leisure of the earth;
She give her happy myriads birth,
And after harvest fears not death,
But goes to sleep in snow-wreaths dim.
Dread is the leisure up above,
The while He sits, whose name is Love,
And waits, as Noah did, the dove,
To w.t. if she would fly to him.
He waits for US, while houseless things,
We beat about with bruised wings,
On tbs dark floods and water-springs,
The ruined world, the desolate sea:
With open windows from the prime
All night, all day, he waits sublime,
Until the fullness of the time
Decreed from His eternity.
Where is orr leisure? Give us rest!
Where is the quiet we possessed?
We must have had it once-were blest
With peace, whose phantoms yet entice
Sorely the mother of mankind
Longed for gardens left behind
For We still prove some yearnings blind,
Inherited from from Paradise.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

aaA. 1t is the duty of each member of the
Mt. Holyoke Finale Seminary to write an
annual letter stating whether she is mar
ried or single, how many children she has,
and other particulars concerning her status
and progress. A young lady of the class
of 1861 has just written to the class secre-
tary that she is not married, but that she
thinks she can see little cloud that arise
eth out of the sky of the future, like mans
hand
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

ADVICE to ladies with stingy husbands
Set up bowling alleys and y,u will be sure to get
plenty of pin-money.
The gravest events often come with no
more noise than the morning star makes in rising
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

Esy@ Man is like a SNOWFALL. Leave him
lie in idleness against the sunny fence OF
prosperity and all that's good in him meits
like butter but kick him around and he
gathers strength with each successive rev
olution, until he grows into an avalanche,
To succeed, you must keep moving,
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Dentlstrp.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
L IN DENTISTRY. S. SMITH, NJ. D.. would re-
spectfully inform the inhabitants of Bradford County
that he is permanently located in Waverly N.Y. where
he has been in the practice OF his profession for the past
four years He would say that from his long and sue
cessul practice OF 25 years Duration he is familiar with
all the different styles of work done in any and all Den
tai establishments in city country and is better pre-
pared than any other Dental operator i'll the vicinity
do work the best adapted to the many and different
cases that present themselves oitenmeS &c the Dentist
he understands the art OF making his artificial
teeth and has facilities for doing the To those
requiring under sets of teeth he would call attention
his new Kind Of work which consists of porcelain for
both plate and teeth and forming continuous gum. Tt
is more durable more natural in appearance and much
better adapted to the gum than any other kind of work
Those in need OF the same invited to call and exam
inc specimens. Teeth filed to last for years and often
mes for lite ChlOToJo.n, ether and Nitrous orde"
administered with perfect safety as over four hundred
patients within the last four years can testify
will be in TOwanda from the 18th 10 30th of every
month, at the office of W. k. TAYLOR. Formerly oc-
cupied 10y DR.. o. Il. Woodruf) Having made arrange
meuts with Mr. Taylor am prepared to do all work in
the very best style, at his Office.
Nov. y, 1865. vi
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The REPORTER is published every Thursday Nor
ning by E. o. GooDRICH, at 50 per annum' in ad-
vance
ADVERTISEMENTS exceeding fifteen lines are
Inserted at TEN CENTS per line for first insertion
and FIVE CENTS per line for subsequent insertions
S9ecial notices inserted before Marriages and
Deaths, will be charged FIFTEEN CENT per line fo1
s,,h insertion All resolutions of Associations
communications of limited OF individual interest
and notices of Marriages andDeaths exceeding five
lines. are charged TEN CENTS per line.
Year. emo. mo.
One Column, $40 $50
............. 40 % Is
one Square, ----...-IO IS
Estray. Caution, Lost and Found, and 9th
er advertisements, not exceeding Il lines,
three weeks or less, ss,-...............S1 81 50
Administrators and Executors Notices 2 90
Auditors Notices. .......................2 50
Business Cards, five lines, (per year,. o %
Merchants and others, advertising their business
will be charged $40. They will be entitled to !
column confined exclusively to their business, with
privilege of change.
lss- Advertising IN all cases exclusive of sub
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JOB PRINTING of every kind in Plain and Fam
cv colors, done with neatness and dispatch. Hand
bills Blanks, Cards, Pamphlets, &c, Of every va
rity and STYLE printed at the shortest notice The
REPORTER OFFICE has just been re-ftted with Power
Presses, and every thing in the Printing line can
be executed in the most artistic manner and at the
,owest rates. TERMS INVARIABLY CASH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
II the grey mari the bones are generally

IN Ine grey maII IHt DOHes are gtHeIaIIy
found"
The soil in which the discovery at Cohoes
was found answers Parkinson's description
in the above quotation exactly.
1t thus appears that great and perma-
nent contribution is about to be made to
science, and that in the bosom Of the State
of New York has been found the most i'm
portant discovery tending to elucidate nat
ural history made in many, many years.
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4 J. n E W E L L,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Orwell Bradford Co. Pa, will promptly attend to all
business in his line. Particular attention given to
ming and establishing old disputed lines. Also to
surveying of all unpattented lands warrant
are obtained.
May II, 1866.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

"THERE are ties which should never be
severed, as the il-used wife said when she found
her brute of husband hanging in the hay-loft
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
A ERICAN HOTEL,

SNYDER HOUSE, four story brick ed
~ ifce near the depot with large airy rooms eerant
arors, newly furnished. has a recess in new addition
ior Ladies use, and is the most convenient and only
hTs class hotel at Wayery N Y. 1t is the principal
once ior stages south and express Also for ale of
western Tickets, and in Canada, on Grand Trunk Rail
10y iare TO Detroit from Buffalo, 81, is cheaper than
~-' ''Aer route Apply for tickets as above to
Ct.. G. WARFORD.
oIGH'ins and care of Horses at reasonable rates
""'e''y " L, Oct. .26, l666.-3m. c. W
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

ANGER is like full-hot horse, who being
allowed his own way, seltmetal tires him
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

DR. II. WESTON, DENTIST. Office
~ in Pattoas Block. over Blrstow & Cores Dug
and Chemical S.ors. Ian66
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CARDS.

THOMAS j. INGHAM, ATTORNEY Y
i Ar LAW, LAPORTE, Sullivan Comfy, Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

w T. DAVIES, Attorney at Law, To-
w wanda, Pa. Office with Vim. Watkins Esq
Particular attention paid to Orphans Court business
and settlement of deCedents estates. 25-42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

s,.n.hlp N.rYor Homer A.ppwa inst with male pa,
end Treasure rsche Mali steamship Co. h inst ia, q s. lon
s,smhip Atlanta Hover March a. southampton 10th.
wih nd.e. aud 900 uisi 70 husef bro, III,
s.nhip Virgo BuL Savannah u hours with md.e aud pass
ssiio s,, Of .hr Union Blanchard ossn. AptI with
viii fnd-- Aud pas, 20 ~ y Cromwell Go.
ship aeDonad hty Rotterdam - days with ndas and -
berk Lucy Francis Allen sasu. d.ys with and mOsSsss
10 N h Dsvid. Let o. pot-brz John Stevens for New oh
ot Henry fhninr uneeTAH bAA Coi"n' oaahS ior
Bsri Roe NJ (of Ptc,On Hartman RsnedIo' 10 days, with
s.y. b"fs Ioreno fr Boston same dy bard
d.y. ship Gordo NewYos 10 10 days barb Trndso for
BAH seJua iof Stockton Mo- Hartman s.ua II days with
.us, Wash C,rVI '; ~ por-bss Dupont for orb
and Iobn Grimm, losdins IA Esw-York
sh.rp.sursh Iof stockton Ms s,sps H.ysn. ~ d.y
neI, day for Rsm.dos % load for hs~. iorf -
BRIG James Grant MeGnni' New London. In ballast to X W.
Brs conn.nsl of Windsor ST. Laird Palermo "a days With
p.s Caledonia tBr Edse H.bOe 81 days. with plaster
BSs vc.o. sr Buri ci-nfsssos vi, Holm Hole 20 days
hI Earsi. Br LIE Blame Provdsnes In ballast to p Small
shr Loyal Scranton Lowdsp Galveston days with cotton re-,
sear IL Have tof yarmouth ST. spnnsy M,yasss 2. h.
u DAYS, with no4s.es o c. H. Trumbau-
schr. Cen. GoTdo; bhdsepoh for rAlss'iphiA =.
ssI Esa a $si s Sa With f:s .s frye Co.
schr ya,a. smith hOei Rnst liz. iS' linn.
sehr. Brave, Barnstsbls
schL 3. 4. Wines, Broothsven:
sehr ChaisnIr. Hswss Eilsbsthpoti for Boston.
sehr. Moor, Kelly wsehsm ., L., IA,
pl..ter 70 D. R. DsWofk Co.
sehr Psio. Cs.ia lev. Bedford for Eli.absshpor.
sehr y 81 Hopkins Rich Nir.ini. for Fsirhaven
sehr Mecca Small orsumneH 20 days vito TO Holyofs
ssaf Sally Gay Fowler. rrovideuo. for PHILADELPHIA.
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Gins from Hasband Wffe-The Old Che0@
Thea

In the Court of Common Pleas before Judge Dig.
yesterday, came up the of Phoebe S. Ryndsrs se
John j. Crane This a suit upon two promisssep
notes made BY the late William E. Burton to Mrs. RYE
ders for s. 900 each at "a and 4s months The deens
set up was that the notes given without considers
ton or for an illegal one viz for Rynderss influence
during the time he was United States Marshal In pe
curing the lease Of the old heaer TO the United Sta
for co1rt.rooms &C. Mr. Rynders, however, gave ess-
dence TO show that the given for old debts tse
him from Burton for money advanced The defense tnso
this was in fact the direct gift Of debt by the husbc
10 the Wife but tho Judge holding that this was nke -
usual equitable proceeding Of gift through third psY
20 the wife overruled the motion. The casa vss NJ
iournod 70 to-day Luther II. Marsh for plaintu, n
Crane for defendant.
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r. 4. fI,s., q TAs N. Y. Trsss~

Sir: notice in your news columns Of ysstAf6ee
s ,h.. von rnsts reference Colchester the Sprtaa
as having been again arrested ct Louisville 10 fai No
the public were dabused about this fellow rAe 6Sss a
ss.ia Ss fraudulent neissU. who was. more than 49,
year, ago turned out whenever he undertook 10 push hs
Into society Of Spiritualists. . :. A.
Witnessed his being expelled from The mansion OF -
highly. Daniel G. Taylor BY Sprnsnss more -
wears ago who then denounced him for his
have nv witnessed his frauds He an English n
and uses fictitious His real name Seaoy OF
II be is 10 be tried for his bsse decepon spruAn
will volunteer d witness 10 his frauds IL fuh uns
this fellow should exposed and that the nfanss o.
entirely and that Sprdalists who are the
ali Christians should be blended with the oesoe
ers their bright ssfo 70 ds!nde inc .ag
you my nsue.
H7ssAiaS. Apf1 2 looa
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PORT OF Observation-Disclosures .


Shin In pir. werrer Liverpoo'. Hewlett 4 Torrance.
Stir sl~1srda tbfl. Crosbs. Idvep' pol" kdmsion Iroa
SID Sd ots ri tBrD Coapfr Liverpool snow Burgess
Shi. Irh.nl iHom.l H-r Bremen. Roger bros
4 . rts fd@ (ilr . Aitsudff Havana lrtp 10 NlunnE
I.fk I.tIs stewart Osborn. Maiar,ss. J. Thompson.
Batk A g. Adams. Cobnrn Apa.aclcoa Ralph Post
Had Abraham BaIkrf Wing scs-Bellofd ,..
prI- Hsfr.f sld Aa tr Jags. Cuba T. r Whitney
Tfls Catherine Morris tBrt tohsTs, n NtS frlstoh Co
NJ T. A tre fnrl Sanford HsIf.I d. Il. DeWrf Go.
irs Cavour ~ D. Chairman Po.na Pire T. j. Heyins Son
IrE Lv.rbao Ufll F-rrli Cousfdnh orle A. T. Aglr1te
sch b. a. hcGrr. Agra, nov bsiu. Mufa ~ Frrr Co. .
schr H. Burnett Nil'on wilmington " c. Murray fern'
q Go. a.,
scbr ChaIet, Brown. Robbins. Baracoa, J. Dougasi
sch 4. SIN 3d. Mckay, Boston, A. Howo
ssir L. y hte Providence, Racket. Tooksr Taylor
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VfvftTUfE AL'sNAc.
% Moon Rrs....... la
Sandy HOOK. 800 Gov ,oi..... go Hell Gae....' SIS
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BORT tuaroen's Notire.
STATE or Esw.YoRE,

PoRr.WARDEN OfJcR, No. l04 Walst}
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
oru,ne the Wsrdeni Ole. Of Port Of New York to ~
sous niereed having charge Of the subject matter Of ucn
the following vessels are no"
under ths Port Wdons and that the said surveys o.
examinations will be completed within ten days next succeeding ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
" FRANCE-The YORK aid Hsvre steamshiP Companys
mai st-am,hr ARAGO and FULTON, having been thor
opry reft,ed viii No q North River for Hsye calling
-. mouth. he following DAYS NJ noon precisely:
ARAGO ......HksKY a. GsDsnEs.....'MarchI u. 100
FTLTOS.....JANHs 4. WOTTKS........AD nl IA. lstn
A. GADsDEN. MAY u, 1850.
FULTON go. JANIS A. WoTTEx June 9, lgh
ARAGO HENRY A GADspsN......J July Z, lbto
And % thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD
First e,oin......GI32 50 Second cabin..........SD
Through tiel London. s. extra
An srperiencsd Surgeon on board.
The responsible for 'peeis or valnabes unless
bills Of aiding bsvins va1e eIpresd signed therefor
~" ' " JOS j. COMsTOCK Agent.
No Brosdwsy. Nsw-Yofk.
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Marble alautels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
Avn 70 purchsse MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest desfns
low prices A. KLABERS Marble WORKS NO 100 East Eigh
sen,h Thdsve, n haStels put up in the country
Cut tht out
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor-Tiling Monuments,
Az Hesdsienss keCsb be puhased whossae prices from
efs and Ueisssorted stock FISHER BIRD Steam Marble
w ora Noa " to 100 East Housiopst
M ARBLEIZED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
sPPesIsnoei durable and at half price marble T.
sIkWAkT No. COS siklhsyo. Ne I.aIO Broadway be-
tween ssh and sothsts.. ~ I.
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Corporation Notices.
OORPORATIONN(

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is hereby
~ gwen 70 tie ow.I owneIs occupant occupant, Of oil
that the
the once Of the Board Of Assessors ior examination by AZ In
s For Seventy street between Third
and Fourth avenues
avenue from Fifty third y ninth The limits embraced
assessment n oil the several Houses and Lots o. 6Iound
Both sides Of Seventy street. between Third and Fourth
sides Of Eleventh from yhirl Fyninsh
whose interests Effected by the above named
and who opposed either Of them
qlested t objections writing the undersigned
within thirty days the date % III. notice
Ri sSsf / p mex S{SSSzE65hn Bo,ri Of Assessor"
oa.e Board Of Assessor. New courHoosc. Anvil 10 1865
DEFARTKESr or FINANCE GoSPTEoILsRs 0ryIGz
DOCKS and SLIPS MARKET CELLARS, and
other PROPERTY belonging 70 th CorPoIaii29 Of hs Wy
hereby given the Comptroller wiz TUESDAY the I'M day
Of April 1885, at u O'Clock the City Han Lease on oids at
properly years from tie l.. day Of Nay 1860
Catalogues containing the description. location and terms OF 'a
Office. BY order Of the Commissioner Of the sinking Fund
MATTHEW brennan Comptroller.
ITO SEWER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sealed Pro-
poFas esch Endorsed with the title q the work for when
seuaiou this office until O'Clock Of l
Apr 49, for Of Sewers in the following
LUDLOW ST between Broone and Delmcey-sts
SUFFOLKST.. between Rynston and s'anton-sts
RlDGE.ST. between Rvington and Delaney Is
FIGHTY SECOND.ST. between Second and Third ayes
WALKERS1., between Baxter and Csuire-stA
OWABDsF. between Centre and Emsis and ~. ,,,,,r,
THIRTY SEVENTH. THlRTYElGHTH, THIRTY NINTH
FORTlFTh and FORTY flRSrSTS. between Tenth and
River, with literal branches IN Eeveuh-sve. -
and forms for the bids can be obtained
On PPi'''''H a. "'' THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT L. DARRsGH, A9uedqci
a. W. CRAVEN, Board
Cro,on Aqueduct Department, April 2 1906
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Goal, &f.
TRESH-MINED Diamond, Red Ash and Locust
Mouusa GOALS superior quality and SALE
d the lowest at the yrd Nos 10 and a6 East .ond
Il near hirdave. OEO. II. PERRQMAN
Q g IN FRESH MINED PURE LOCUST
$O oOs MOUNTAIN COAL, of bes, quality Of % 50 per
bun delivered from the yard No 1856 West Eisvsnsh near
WOOD WOOD, W0OD.-The best VIRGINIA
PINE and OAK WOOD for sale by thu load cord eu
the sek ct Low PRICES the fsrd Nos e,2 ss4 and $50
SECOND ave. bet. Thirty-hhh and Thirty -sxshstA
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Spoken
Apr rs rnilss sw. Of ps-r-ss..
oavxnnAh Tor ksw.foek-
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AsORRIs And ESSEN RAILROAD NOMPANY

wi foot Of Bsrcay.On and sGrr Nov - honinF nal
trans Hscs~.orn and intermediate Stations WI ca's =.
all stations Of Minun n f4
.. "a. Morristown Express ats p
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7 oSG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Trains lcays

j i slip New fors a. i0liows'
s:Ol e o.. Dfernpou Msl, Stopping a. al 5iA'ioat
~ 90 a. fr " se;
500 o. w. Ysrhsnk AMI 70 Ofesnpaft on asilTiSa
800 .. m syo.sf Exrfcss
500 a. Tor fsrminyfaie.
Trans Noaiyn end Glen lirso saT@ o. ''e a. ' Wv T.
IN. changing cars a. Mineos. ,..-.,.s.-
"N'-"S - Il urs Urferdsut
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
1865 WINTER ARRAEJEMESI. los.
COMMENCING kOt LNBLK 20. loj1.


Passenger Station In N.wYorI. Twenty svsnh" ana
Fourth-svs Entrance or TWENTY s.'snth-sL
TRAINS LEAVE sEw-Yohh;
Fer New Haven 100 SEQ End llJJl M BIZ tEGj 800
HIJ as. 80 and GooKIplp. m ,,s ,oo
bridgeport. 100 800 ttI,l lid NJ iIl' thhyi ~"
For Milford and stfstiora 76C IsO. N. rs 40
For fairfield Southport aud Werpnrs 7 lJ'A H. ''' ~
For Norw.L 100 200 EIj so. Il 70 l2i:, tEII AGO.
345, t3) $50 500 tEI.iS
Fer DsrisD 7.co. go ll.JI ia iai3 40 30 NJ
For tiresnwich o. 80 lJO m 40 AS1sg - pm A,
en- -, 40 80, go 500 ttI.lp II. IA on an,
FOr chester and intermediate stations h NJ ' m :
49, '''' ''' Wv coSNEcrrNo TRAIYJ.
For Boston. via Springfield 500 tEI 800 tEIA" p q.
For Boston, Shore Line RIA tEI.l 800 a., "a, ~
Tor Hartford and spnrhsd ~" m 'EI'l iAi' '"' hhJ
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 (EI i2i3P TO Mon
Tor H.rord Provdsaes aud Fhsn Railroad 400 Ell m
rors.w Haven NswLondon and siOninsOa Railroad 400
Tor Canal R.iiroad I2Isp m. to Nor.hsmpssa
For Housstonc Rairssd. "a IN
ror Dsnbury and Norwah Railroad. 100 80 40 p
Cs..saOs' sleeping Cars ssssessdt' too r a. tran
KEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot Of
IN cerl.na.' for rsrAp.t,nIi 10 and I;'s ~ m u NJ
4 and and u midnight Tor bALTineaA ma "hhhsfos
ct . and ! . IN, p M, and u midnight
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains lssvs Jersey chy for PisrmostG sls 4s
e:a tn. sis sts Money On mond.y only for
Permont at s:lsl THOs w DEaAREsT supor'H''ns@as
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
IL On and sns MONDAY I,,h FEB 1895 The sIpr:. r.. Tor
North R,.r daily sSnd.ys s.s'P.:d T. a. win
FRE6HT FOR CAMDEN and nisrmedsts stations vii be taken
Low RATES the O'Clock line reaching Camden the nett
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

AND EVERY SATURDAY THEhkhFTEh
~ these SsamsA admits Of si ls fih rooms
directly Saloon ana
unflruaaed. and the 81 than oihfr lire
each ship Tree o. cisf-r
CABIN passage 81: SterTsgr, so Psysbe In currency
seeragr passage tit to bring parties from Lyeioo " Oleh
town for , 90 -,
The viii OF be Accountants or ssio oi
bills osens having their value expressed t"ooh u
signed therefor. m Al, r
For freght csbn tppy 81 the ONCE o. the ophny
and for tickets the passage once o. tue
Company, No a. broadway, OF No. S7s PesIFs: ,
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