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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

Vn' HIS is to give notice. that on the 2oth day of Ap,il, 1868, Warrant in Bank. rup'cy was issued against the estate of Ee. win H. Smith of Torrington. in the county Lltchfeld. and State of Connecticut, who has be'n adjudged Bankrupt on his own peti- tion:-that the payment of any debts, and de- livery of any property belonging 10 such Bankrupt. to him or for his use, and the tran, . Ter of any property by him are forbidden by law: that meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts. and to choose one ot more assignees of his estate, will be held at a court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the office of the Register in Bankruptcy. in Bridgeport in the County of Fairfield and District aforesaid, before William K. Seeley Register. on the 18th day of May, A. D, 1868 at 10 o'clock. A NJ.
 JOHN GOULD, U. s Marshal
 2-2w as Messenger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

n1SrRICT of Washington ss Probate court -D March 30, 1868
 Estate of Henry k, Saekett late of Washing ton in said District deceased. The court of Probate for the District of Washington hath limited and allowed six months fl om the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhi- bit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at tested, within said time. will be debarred It. eovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 SHERMAN NJ. BRINSMADE
 l-2Wo . F. or {. G4
 ..-...s..-. R. MARILLA SACKETT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
PAY YOUR TAXEsI

s*HE C"iec."r of the Town of Litchfeid, \ here5y gives n ,tice th.t he will xo.~s the persons liable to pay taxes tu the town # L'tch 'e". at tue following pl.c.s. to re- cclve tn i" taxes: Sst B,nta,A Falls Monday tprl' v, al the Past Off e; at Mu.un Post } I,c'' I,'siay Apnl 28; .,t Nnthii ht Post h1, c. Wednesday April 23 -tronl o'clock. \' unit l2 o'cl"ck, On each oi said days As. will be at ,hs Mm.i,n II u,e in lEchfield. ridIy May lst, rom 9 u'cl.ck. \. un'it o'clock r N.
 lHOS. l.. SALON TALL, Cullrct.r
 'chneiu, April [, iSaS 3X63
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
NOTICE.

FE<HE board of s hool visitors for the tow, A of Ltchte" will meet at the Mans 'ou House oh Saturdw the 26th inst at one o'> rk p. IT. fer the examination ot teache, for il C SUI. me school, and other proper business.
 2Ilw JIG. ECKWl1H, Chm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

the District Court of the United states, "A for the Di>t,ict of Connecticut.
 FRED L. SMITH. Tn RanLru,tcr
 Bankrupt
 To whom il may concern. The unde e:signsd hereby gives notice of bis appointment as as. s'gnee or fred L. smith of Lltch 1eld ia the county of Litchtield aud State of s'onnrcticut. within said District. who has been aliudg.d Q sankrupt, up his own petition. by Williem K: Seeley. Eeq, register in Bs ,kruptcy, within said District.
 D'ted at Bridgeport April 2l. 1888. 52-Sw JAMES STAPLES. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
Across the Continent

The Central Pacific Railroad Company ar, authorized by Acts of Congress. with the aid and supervision of the U nited States Govern ment, the Western and principal portion ot the National Trunk Line between the Pacific Coast and the Mississippi Valley. They have built by far the m st difficult and expensive portion of their Road, and have an unprece- dented wo, king to,cs extending the force extending the track across the Salt Lake Ba- sin By the close of 1868, il is expected they will have 400 miles in full! operation: and tha' the ENTIRE LINE WILL BE COMPLETED IN More than twenty millions of dollars have b.en expenied iu the woik and the cSnstruc- to resuurces are ample for the remainder. hey consist of
 HUNTED STATES BONDS to the extent of S35, OGO per mile avsrage delivered as the work progresses
 2 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the game amo1 mt issued al 50 according to the progrss of the road havi ng the preferred clai n--supe- rior to that of the Government.
 8. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the route. 2.SO0 acres per mile or nearly ten mil ion acres. inall which are now selling at the minimum rate of 50 per acre.
 4 CAPITAL STOCK, of s2O, 900, 900 of which 1000, .0)is subscribed and paid on work done
 D. CASH RESOURCES, comprising dona- tioEs from California sources amounting to Sl .26O. QUO, Net Earnings, etc. 1865 to 1870 SC. .50O,0 900. making total of more than
 Secenty Millions upon Me first 726 Miles The Company now oaer for sale through us at their
 Par Value and Accrued Inter- in currency. limited amount of the
 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing six per cent per aunum-both inter- est and principal being explicitly made PAY ABLE IN GOLD CONN., confermable with the specie laws of the Pacific States.
 The bonds are of $l ,COo each, with semi-an- nual coupons attached, payable in July and January.
 tS" The Company reserve the right to ad- vance the price at any time; but all orders ac- tually is transau at the time of any such ad- vance will be filled at present plice. They are believed to combine greater attractions of safety, reliability and profit than any other se- curities now offered, and are recommended to persons seekingdesirable stesdy investments. We receive all classes of government bonds, at their full market rates, in exchange for Cen tral Pacific Railroad bonds, thus enabling the holders to realize from to 10 per cent profit and keep the principal oftheir investments equally secure.
 Orders and inquiries will receive prompt at tentiou. Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc. giving full account of the. Organization, Progress, business and prospects of the enter. prise furnishedon application. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

FISK & HATCH, . FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE U.P.R. R. Go.
 No. 5 Nassau St.. New Fork. Offices of the Company,
 No. 54 WILLIAM ST, NY. Nos. 5e and 5s K srnssr, sAoaAxIxro. CAL. sodby ; 55
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF L17cHF1ELp. THE NORFOLK. BANK. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW MILFORD. NEwrowN SAVINGS BASK
 Subscriptions received through Banks, ,....,, and Bankers generally. . + I'# .-'' 2
 Es~ All descriptions of Govsrnuasat ssecuri- tiss bought, sold or Exchangei, at our off. ces anu by mall and telegraph, at Market rates. - .ss>sE Eie:8 EyDs >.
 GS even Thirty N, les converted into the Ne" Fiv.Twenties, or y other class of Gov ernment Bonds. @ Accounts of Banks, Ba nkers and othe,s received and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts + ES Gold Coupons and Compound Interest Notes Bought and Sold. =" -, es9 Miscellaneous Stocks and Bond, Ropoh+ an tsold, the Stock Exchange, on comnis. ii ,n for Cash, | Dealers an l in vestors out of the C;tv ds. siring to make negotiations in any of the Iaboveimay do 90 through us by mail or tele. graph, as advantage ,usly as though personaL ly present in New York. 8tS.':.y VT
 FINK & HATCH. BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
 < ..sss .....,E MENT SECURITIES. @A Ef1a. ] Nc. .5Nas:au St. N. Y. lsm
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
Neav York Column.
A SET OF TEETH INTHREE TO FIVE
 HOURS.

HOO Ro.
 A IVAN VLECK'S dental rooms, l73 Six h "A Avenue, near Twelfth street New York |. beautiful and durable Set of teeth made ar d inserted in hours from the impression. Pe:. sons from the country can return the same day with splendid set of teeth Sets. with plunpers to fill out the cheeks, ani restore g youthful appearance. An upper or under set Inserted in the best manner, with written guarantee for one year. 10 ard l5 doii4 $. Nitrous oxide gas daily administered and teeth extracted without the leas. rain-no charge when others are inserted. Please call early to save waiting or secure an engagement. l9O Beautiful Continuous Gum 190. S Frs of teeth. Rubber plate with plnmpers 9 10 dollars Extracting under gas without charge when others are inserted
 DRS IODINE
 l9O Grand St. N. r. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

, ' n UARTERLY Report of the condition os "a the National Iron Bank of Falls VllisSs Ioea Un sne morning of the first Monday of April,
 RESOURCES. Bills Discounted. Aioe sAe "A Reai Fstat, I70,I6 Exnensss .ssa'e' 14,sl9,Gl . Cash Trsms 69s,1S Due from oth.r 3,87l 04 us. Bonds to sa Danks C, ,4a0,n Vt to ?sSSIs sSS Soa ana Bonds' amounting Clrcu lating notes of other Banks. 1I-o1 0S Legal tender notes, Eneo.0V 5 per cent. certificates, 1S mn oSr Specie, SVsv,UV Fractional currency. 1US'W ss,Ss 0' 's~Aes palo' 1,496,68
 s4so, o,5os,2s
 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, $9oo, 100000 Surplus Fund, n oIa Si Circulation, 10a 0E0 0f3 Deposits, 1nS sSo "a Due to other Banks "a Ies hi State bank circulation, 67920O Profit and Loss otOa 02 Dividends unpaid A67 6O
 4sO,50s 2s l, A, c. Randall, Cashier of the National iron Bank do solemnly swe.r that the above Sta: ementis true, to the best of my knowledge and belief
 A. c. RANDALL, Cashier. State of Connecticut,
 County ot Litchfield.
 sworn to and subscribed before mo this sth day of April 1868,
 GEORGE W. PEET, Q" Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

the District Court of the United States N for the District Connecticut
 In the matter of
 Bankrupt
 To whom it may concern. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoiatment as as. Signee of Seaman K. Couklin Of Litchield, in the county of Litchfeld and State of Conuecti- cut within said nistrict who has been adiudgrd ;t 5 rnkrupt upon his own peti ion by William h seeley EAq. Register in Bankruptcy within sai l District.
 Dated at Bridgeport April 2d, 1868. o2-3w JAMES STAPLES; Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23

SAVE YOUR MONEY AND SUIT YOUR TASTE BY GOING TO THE GAEAT
 DRY GOODS EMPORIUM! E.. T. TURNER, WATERBURY, CONN, Where you can find the larg- est assortment in the
 Naugatuck Valley.
 We have made extensive -addi. tions to our Store and now have the Largest Dry Goods Room in the whole Valley.
 AND TT IS FILLED CON- PLETELY WITH FRESH STOCK BOUGHT AT THE REGENT PAN 10 PRICES AND AUCTION SALES FOR CASH. 10000 ROLLS PAPER !, NGINGS AT LOW PRT 'Es. ALL QUALITIES, FROM CHEAPEST BROWN TO THE BEST GILT.
 Splendid Dress Goods for the Spring In >all the new and desirabls shades of color. House keeping Linen at nearly anti.war prices: Full line of Cassimeres for men and boys; also new spriny aad summer cloA kings can't be beat.
 LOTS OF NEW SPRING sHAWLS, Don't forget that we have just eOto yds. of FAST COLOR'D PRINTS. for only l0c. per yd-but moi more than 60 yds. te any one customer.
 R.nsmber that you can buy of us as good Goods fo. az little money as .. any plsse n the State.
 COME AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED.
 Respectfully,
 EFT. TURNER,
 Bank St., .I <; Waterbury Conn. Arril, 1908. 40-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
THE UNION PACIFIC Railroad Company OFFER 4 LIMITED ANO INT OF THEIR . First Mortgage B,iids
 AT PAR. PEINCiPALAND INTElEST PAYABLE IN GOLD.

The Great Pacific Raillo load ,ine. extending l72l miles from Omaha, on the Missouri riv- CT, to the tide waters of the Pacific Ocean, is being built by two powerful companies--The Union Pacific being at Omaha. building west, aad the Central Pacific of California. begin- ming at Saramento, building east. until the two roads shall meet.
 Both companies have prosecuted the work with great vigor, th Union Pacin: having ex penned over
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-23
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,

nd the Central over twenty million, upon .efr respective parts of the under taking The Union Pacific have com pleted $50 miles-have iron and other materials for 200 miles more upon the ground. and 1UO additional miles are ready for the tra.k. They will have a much larger force employed this year than ever be- fore, aud it is expected hat between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

&f ono WILL PURCHASE FINE DAIRY
pO.uUw Farm in Orange county, 1870 acres; good build.
ana erms easy others all sxes and prfces also
msSW me ketdence IN Westcheer county depot,
~ acres W BOKLAND, IA Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

yVASTED--A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
w Shoes in exchange for amagnihcent estate
OF thousand OF improved land Ia kentucky
Tbetown OF Industry, with store, saw and gr mills 40 m
situated upon belongs and besides It, agricultural
value has heavy timber and extraordinary mines o. coal
OF tho quality, and being above Ctncnna i pro-
readily boated MARKET This properly prior TO
the operated large scale ana y still held under
valuable charter from the state OF Kentucky For further
information inquire OF JAS p BRENNAN, 81. Nicholas
Hotel or few days. or OF 9. LAWS, IL New street. New
York city, boz 6,lSS Post oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

% S0l TO INvALIDs ANB 0THERS.-40o
1E.COO. acres. quarter Of mile water front, the
banks Of the ST. Johns river East Florida OF the most
beautiful and eligible spots In tho United States cheap
living splendid climates advancing land and fine opportu
MY OF making moneys select number OF families about
X, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

A LADIES' FAIR " tta
"A For the benefit Of
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH,
VIII be held In the
BASEMENT HALL OF THE CHURCH,
On. Commencing December ., 1853.
Entrances and Twenty streets, DO
tween Third and Lexington avenues.
Music from the orchestra of Theo. Thomas.
One Admission, Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14
DENTISTRY.

RTIFICIAL TEETH. -BEAuTIFUL SETS ONLY $40;
N warranted Teeth extracted without tho
eas. pain With gas made resh every day Gold patna
""'s' '"' - DR.. LUTHER, Dentist,
20 Wsa Eighteenth street, beween Fifth and sixh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY AND STOCK FOR
sale In Burlington county, NJ j. For particulars address
boz 100 BURLINGTON. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

BROADWAY THEATRE
ID THE EMERALD RING.
Tho extraordinary favor with which this
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION
LADIES or NEW YORK AND SUBURBS
be estimated by the fact that the have had
the pleasure OF presenting less than
THAT NUMBER OF LADY PATRONESSES DUR
ING THE LAST SEVEN PERFORMANCES
AS SOUVENIR OF THEIR VISIT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14
PIANOFORTEs.

FINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND GRAND.
N square upright Pianos of Stenway Sons make
also number hand Pianos OF various New York
Boston manufacturers for sale Every instrument In
perfect condition. sTElNWAr SONS,
Seinwsy Hail. 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14

CIT OS0 "A CHRISTMAS BOX FOR soMR LADY
pl .ACU. of taste very beautiful three Story high
stoop brown stone House, fashionable neighborhood
painted and rescoed with great aste handsome fixtures
cluded house and everything new 1000 FIRST mortgage
possession Near Fifth and Madison omnbuses
minutes 10 the Astor Hous la East Forty street
very Lexington Can be any. day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
prnrrcrED BUILDINGS.


The following ,- were into the once OF INC J."
apector OF Buidiuc- for approval since otpt
One frstclass building, north side OF SCoDTecht
20 feet west of Lrxii gOn.ave Owners, y @ az eseh
Hilhrand and T. Eidy; plan NO 6y EosbSester stone
buildings 25x52 EACH three stories BRICK; DOIoA'''
fronts fiat roof ,,. o,vrer Frederick
3snlIwogeu. plan No COZ; cost $4,000 buS Tho MINER
.tories and iascueut brick store lrOn go 90 an Ann
floors 10 DO used rs tenement-twO from south
one buildng No $50 Ludlow-st, % noo II C,esemar
xrcst corner 81 Sfanton-st.: owner, Josnu'd ,rtal
Tlan No Cos cost SSOOG bnialhH 80, ot,,rine mn
1hjla delphia brick; 10 DO used Tor MISUNDERSTANDING f
poses :, - u-olfer-st LOT No 81 owner,
o y ~ cnck. pan No. Ggl cost $4,000 two stores
,nsfye of basement aud attic dorchester s'O"o i''
-, i. mod as a wholesale dry goods house -
one tenement north side Forty-seVenth-st 10 Ieet
st of Frstaye: owHcr Michael FOgarty; plan No o]o
I SO COO building 2iXJ0 five stores; Philadelphia DIck
two families on floor. - , ,,,,u..
Three hrstelass hUdncs northwest corner OF Ihrty-
flrfh.st and Mldson-aYc owner, W. t. Ast0r; pan NO
M total cost tlOOoO buildings 3x95 each; five stories
Four tcnements south side Of Thirty nnthst 100 feet
east OF second ave; owner j. MahOuy plan No. Goo cost,
$1,000 each buildings o5x505 cach five stories Phladel
phia brick; two families on hoor. . -
sixteen 1rstclass Duldii IS seyenthave. between e
Fnrty.thrd ana Fort yiOurih-StS owners, j. D. ana W.
-fu plan No. CO.. cost. $4,000 each; buldngs, 23NoO
eac four stories aud basement; ONO stone one family
- each house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
aud those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
ery. will fluid it to their interest to advertise In THE
gEBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE Will be found. not only in New-York and all ts
cities and villages, every State and Territory
" thin the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow OF tho advantage offered being clear
~ the reader We would especially dwell the fact
That the subscribers for the three editions OF THE IRi
7,SE semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
meme In eacn disseminate among all classes. The
rlnNE devotes especial attention 10 the reports or real
-atc both IN the city and In every part or the state
rus adding greatly 10 the value or It's columns as an ad
Vetisipg medic hl The charges for advertising
follows: TRIBUNE. IS cents per line for SINGLE
fi-s,ril0n WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - per Inc; skAIWEEhLr
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REAL ESTATE.
Neu.York. Thursday, Sept. "a. 1903.

There are only very few changes beng mauo
fust at this time in the ownership OF houses ana "au
rahabllities are. that so soon as the equinoctia
- md the weather becomes settled. holders VIII De
Scnine to realize aud spectators to possess ior'Hc ~
,,,sa OF profits III the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

TRAINS LEAVE NBw YORK;
For and bridgeport, TOO SEQ (BLl l3o a. l2l3
(Erl (BLl 34a 40. 80 In AGO tEr)
Milford STAFFORD Fairfield. Southport aud we''por 100 ll%
For Sorsak ZOO 900 IRt 900 il3o i2ls (RL AGO (EL
343 a III }, s. 30 800 (BT.) p. - -
For Arieu, 100. 800 II 20 Jt, fW hD . m
For stanford 100 100 ELl 900 l IN l2l3 (BIl AIS 400
Rrl rs 40 (Rr) 40. $50 go 800 (EIl p m.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations 100 9Oo lilo m AIS
341, 40 80, 6JQ p NJ .,.er,,, ,o,,rs
For via Springfield, 8o0 (ELl 800 tEL) s0op
FOR boston via shore Line, Il Is (EI). 500 p. m
Hartford Springfield 400 EI) A3 900 L). 200
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 OK 15p m to Mon
trsal. o III. to Northampton
For Hartford Proveaes Fshk Railroad 500 tErl ll5
p.
u IS, 800 900 p. ~ - , 49,, WI,
For Railroad 600 ?l5 NJ Northampton and VII
lamshurg
For Housstonc Railroad, 8 No NJ 3o0p m.
For kaugstuek Railroad. 800 m, a00p go.
DAnbury and NorwAk Railroad 200 300 m iIi' Az
Coodlous Sleeping Cars attached to d ~ n oyr s,,
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Srcukluu gtaI Gstatt for SaIs.

RARGAIN IN BRO0KLYN.-S6,0 900 for a
~ sge Nelhut HOUSE aud eve ir LOTS SHydamst
ealaye modern Improvements vines fruit kc Terms
App H. OLDFIBLD the premises bis yard
ave, DiVisOE-ave. Williamsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

FARMEkss. BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG PARMBRsJ
BY GBO. WAXING. JL.
Author Of Draining hg Prosi and Draining Tot lieath
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY RBVISED1
tn. food Of Plants. The character Of their parts;
Whence IL obtained; 1lsir use as food; and
How tbsY take Il upi Clear Of tie relations 81
Uox thew make Plants TO the Atmosphere
What their healthy ErOsIh depends Soil. and W Animal lie
W. THR SOIL.
What and bow tits formed; The subsoll
lie relation 70 vegeatoni Mechanical Inprovensut
- MAYuRRs
Character and kinds LIQUID Nannr.
Dgeson-How II acts on the Manure from di1eeot Annah
Food, ard hos 1t effects the Night Soil
RIrremeut Bones
Waste Of Manure Fish
Kvsponuon nreeh Ciops
I.,rbInS hinerAlM
Muck GusHo and Super Phosphate
Lame. lngaiioG-
Composing - u,,,.,,o
Under Draining Plosing, HsuoSIug cutiT,ilrg.
Draining with Tles
SubSOi Flowing. s,.,vc,e
Analysis Of the sOul doubt ysnoos plsu' parts Of Plants
hL hannfea. Etc. bte
Tables Of Absy,.--of 49,.
The book written by successful practical farmer and fa Of
information good advice AID sound doctrine III, ,, ,r
many and scarcely hard nod IN he
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Excursions.
St,umbua!s anS Tailruubs.

e'"~TN
bristol LINE-AT 5 p. NJ.
TO Bosros PROVIDENCE. AND IsrKRaEDIAIE FONTS.
Lgat Fastest Steamers 10 the World having 'oo state Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt DRAYTOS from Pier No. 40 R. foot OF Canals" Soeoes
nm MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS, ats TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and ATuH
Connecting with To. gprs" Train al Bristol the following morning
Ayhr At Boston at oeIOei IN time for all out Of
frsi. t,u ., low lowest, ,ud landed Boston ,si,u
''''SN 49, NJ X SiMOSS. Agent
JAMES pIsK, w., Managing Director
VONKERS FERRY-From Duane and Jay
1880 and 4:i0 m sandT.st 70 $ N and s;s Pm:
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Railroad
NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No 81 East River foot Of Markets.
shs,oOs at 2. and from foot Of InlI., R,
.,ss South Eorsah 1L or on ARRIVAL Of 'h' p.Aouy asa
Far. Is ,1 grur,os Tickets 81 2a Stages connect for New
Canaan Wilton. and kidfeheG
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- ARE-The steamboat THOMAS r NAY WI %ass ,ns 9 w1s
New Yot tot of BsreAyst 1899 aud i;p H. Leave
ss. foot q c'a' 'Va aSs % Sap n t: 1si''
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-For WHITE
norris D6cs dIsscoys SLgSwo9o ~! sesLTs On ss ed
wASH1KA CAST POST k,1. Pier "a (Psek Shph Daily tsm-
day, eresp,ed) al m for toe sboys named pisces.
nor NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, sPRlSG-
slip for ssslvss 3S aEd u p ~ connecting WIZ we
nor HARTFORD, Direct-CIrY, OF HART
Il PGRD md DRASTIC siATB ,avs P.ek slip tii "a for
isd ChcsOs, HoSots Northampton, BrAieboro. n H. te
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COS
ID INDEPENDENT LINB for The Whoi S9l
k0aII WEST f,egi ,sr''' R '9i oW vic o,cs Dpac5
Paisger, By THIS ROUTE 0hl sa e TO- Mai1sS9 y, ava
w PKayE Gsasrs Axell, No. IgJ BIosdsJ, eor Der 81 I.
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leavo James

ga for Greenport and oil stations wcoide and Willow
Tree Eorthpo Tram and all stations
willow Tree a3o kIgr Train for ureenpor 'oPpngn
Jsmsc Mlneoa Hck,v aud all siaIons East t Nchpou
pa..ng. Tr.n and all way except Willow Tree
North sp Passenger Ts and all stations All passenger trains
connect Hampstead srd Glen Cove
SUNDAY Excursion leave. Hunters Point for HemD.tsad
Hen Cove p Northpor sui all ssonsi arrives Hun
ter. Poin. at 6.lop IN. Takes eject June u lSA
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NEW YORK and EW-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY IS 1864
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YoRI

PASSENGER Station New York Twenty aud Fourth
Entrance oo Twenty -seyenbsL
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