New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
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YEwYORK, April o 1863 72 BIosesly, S.sgs.
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY-StcamersS ;r
No a. North River near foot Of csns every ByE e 'i,s
sis. l. So ss have E T desiring s ; 90
i Albany ample time for railroad Trains North wsn a
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT NAME
w FIELD LAKgs MsMEHRE e AND wLLogoasE'
NILES XS s SSSSEG THIs R IsY o g4 Rouvs
Leaves New York, via NeWIaven Railroad at l2:i, CnOSs
o OF Sy SsSaS aye IT'S is s,o SsS sup ,
psTseui.: Appson' Ral"a, Guide, ard B.s. c
| TOR NEWBURGH, West Point, Polgbkess.
IL se RoudOu rud Kingston landing At cOshss DOe esssH
N'"'h"N''H 400 sTs&MBs NARY POWELL
DesbrOSssst EVERY AFTERNOON at $3.50 O'clo,h
| GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-For WHITE
Mof sTSf D6cS sLESo9Ss GEESSoob and RosLYs p
VAT cpi fo:; ; Leave, = :si s. 81,
days eIceped ats p. for the sboysnsmed place. ~
Safety, SPEED, and COMFORT
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, ASD 80 WI
The s OF sosPGs and de c TTi OF saSaroqx
FsS% : $6 SsII SF HiTiI sfs 4 v''T,'t ~
.ls connecting sitA e s:s%soa s ss
and Nashua and Ee~.LOndCa and Northern Rslro.ds
Freight taken at the lowest rates g. aaRTIS ass
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JERSEY.X
" Ps~engr and Freight Depot 10 NeE.York foot q Lbty 60
Raroad and Eastoq With Lhh valley Railroad .9d = wEss
tons forming adreet netO Pittsburgh and the West sbaut d
'A ALLENTOWN LIMB TO TIE WEST
Three Express Trains the West except Sundays Nhsn s t
Sry miles three hours By line to ccaso oas,
St. Louis, &c with but one change Of y =
Commencing June Iass-s19s New YORK as foo
Wikesbarrs, MahsHOy citI. &C.
mFor Flenug.on junction. sIOudsbug Water Gap s1s
Kingston. PittstOn, Great Bend, Sc
and the West vthOG. change q ca. to Cincinnati o. cA
Central and Phsdpha and Be Roads for Erie and hs OF RCs
Il ITRaS,Pof fieHipgt Easton Allentown MAneh c.,A
wnesbar Reading Columbia Lancaster EPratA Lus Pssrs
SO i5,T p n-For so@srvie,
p %-CScSS1TE E1rSSss-Fo Ea'io3 Bs6ehsm, Ahsn.sss
Reading Harrisburg Pittsb9 chicago And Cincinnati sleeping cr
%t.t iI'Bsf G rs sfoui:5Sig Wiz Gap scranton LS
s %-For r s,i son: and Germ'n''' stations
NV EsTKSs Express TRAsFOr Easou Anen,ow, R.aa.r
aTsS'gy RsSG9 E e.! tie "''''nns' h'n''a 'n
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1875 il:5c a. ny nj 2 3? 80 34S 40, 40 So
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r. p BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent -.
ERIE WAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
II foot of Chsmhsrs PayO8iA feTy' p.e. s.,,,, n,,s
and !, point. %s I I'D South IT, 'l'''' D4--
m.
1900 ErPres MAIL Tor Buffalo, Salamanca DuaEHf IN"
$50 3 M Wsy Tpain for Mddetown mediate station.
ao Way ESDr.,: roppng only a stern. a T.
MonisS@ery' In cariis aud Port Jer'is
m Way 7ain for safem and nerme:ae s,aiiona ma.
$50 m Nt E1pr's, for Rochester BaiaO Salamanca O'S
$50 D. m WGv TTais for Sadsn and intermediate stations
N E.. d isI h'f sS , saa .ssD.s cs.I
will run through % Cincinnati Si;6S S sss1ss.w
40 1. aa fi s.i Pas. & P:.. s
WedHssS uiaI Tbe.ter Train at IA seOt saa sd htss
mediate ststiO6A
W., Ts.' D: 6. 0 "a .6 S:.g
ssrsae. .s1 pSiSfs ad south s9o BnEaA' al
way Tran I:OO for Paterson and Port Jsryi' p.s IA
% Train. 'A9}6 DS1 S all SSl "a
PeTey Ventilated and Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany a.
he obtained at the Companys ocesEO 2'l Brosdss,
Depot foot Of chabt NewY0l also LOug Dock Depot 'ay
An Illustrated Guide principal suburban places ne y.
tsre a he Once Of hs crpany free charge By ho. Ts
psOnay the region referred 10 With me e .. ssas
WV. R. BARR. General Pass Agent,
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail-
Albany Troy connecting With northern and wes'en .ns III
~ EIpT.ss rain via Railroad 1la:,Ass 70
Tro via tain, @ aS.ls 81.
connecting with sepnsa for The West via shr Nth s''o
il m Express VIA Harlem Railroad Tsei'.rt& .si
Fcuha connecting at Chatham With Western IA o toI LsSr.i
t.ias for saratoga Rotand. Burlington, a9d the ST,h
Express Hudson River Railroad, cennting
Albany with fof RauA1
Burlington ard the NOtn DasiugToOn aah=d TO this uas
34S NJ Express ia Hudson River Railroad v,nsgea
ALBANY With Western
with trains for Montreal, with seepngeAr attached
44 Express train Harlem Railroad, connecting a. Cha'kfa
with Railroad for Lebanon Springs PtLe SS ard
Albany trains Sleeping attached a: Alaey
and through 10 Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge Weoot es
# s A 'sS'ss s1 ;S;?'a' s;,:
aud RAILROAD Connection for Troy will be made at ksSt ArsAS
N D. m train Hudson River Railroad with SepSs aiistkeA
connecting Albany with trains for Buffalo and Sn Bhgs
ana and points North DravaeroSa
S,v rain viii h. run via Hudson kver Railroad rom YevYOA
10 Pouchkepse and intermediate stations leaving New orb al a
r, turning leave Poughkepse at arriving NeS-, ork al go
Aso SaDdar train via arem Railroad evsg Pov seoontsa
ga NJ and arriving Nos 81 J:A n Returning leaves Milne
ton Al no n m arriving a. NeslOrk at " m.
wM II. VANDERBILT. VcePrssdest
I ONG ISLAND r AILROAD.-Leaye James
n.y. FOR Greeppor and all way stations except sDd wov
Tree $50 Norhport Passenger Trn aud atVhs 20
3:3 Elp Train for Ggetnlo stopping
Jamaica Mneol Rcksve and al stations Eat iJJ heepen
Passenger Train aud all stations except Willow Tree 6R NJ
North lslp Passenger Train ard I'll saoua All Passenger sa
MueJA with trains 70 ani on HemI Glen So'9
Sunday Excursion leaves Hunters Point m Hempsad
Isp Nohpor and all stations syes al Hun
d. BARTON su- eria.endsnA
NEW YORK and EWHAVEN RAlLR0AD,
ISss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT iS>
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1904
PASSENGER Station York corner and Psuis
ave- Entrance on Twenty seyeath-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ne"iAvsn and bridgeport zoo 400 (kLl, H. u iau
Is D. ". naudNN II { q n