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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

The Bangor Wing tells remarkable
story of a man down at Tenants Harbor,
who, being out in his dory. fell overheard,
and not being able to swim, conceived the
idea Of striking the bottom and footing it
ashore Accordingly, shutting bis eyes
and teeth firmly together, he struck out
for the shore, until, thinking be must be
near land, he opened his eyes and found
himself in the middle Of q corn-feld.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

IRoN-CLAD FLEET OF ITALY AND GER
MANY.-The Rerue Maritime ct Coloniale
gives from an Austrian source the follow
ing particulars OF the iron-clad feet of
North Germany The feet consists of 5
ships-the Prince AddlBert, Ayminius,
Prince Royal, Frederick Charles, and
King William. The two first are cupoa
ships, with three guns; the two next
mount sixteen, and the last twentv-four
guns. All the guns are rifed breech-load-
ers OF Prussian construction. All the
ships are of iron with the exception of the
Prince Addl6ert, which is wooden yes
sci, and is also the smallest of the feet, its
tonnage being only 6Sl, with engines of
300 (nominaD horsepower. The King
William is the largest of the FIVE, with a
tonnage of 5,939 and engines of 1,l50
horsepower. Two were constructed in
France, one by NJ. Arman, of Bordeaux,
and the other by the FORCES ct Chantiers
Company of the Mediterranean. The re-
naming three were built in England two
by Messrs. Samuda, of London, and the
last, the largest, at the Thames Iron Works
The thickness of the plates used for these
vessels varies from AZ to inches. "Les
L,ates de PAutriche en- 1866" the first
volume of which has lately been published,
states that the Austrian sea-going iron
clad fleet consists of two frigates of the
first class. three of the second, and two of
the third. They carry an aggregate of 2l3
guns and 1892 men. There is also an
iron-clad battery of position, with an ar
mament of l6 guns and crew of 229 men.
The same publication gives the strength
of the Italian iron-clad feet at frigates
of Sc guns, four of &c, and three of % guns
each, and one ram with two guns, two cor
vettes of 20 guns, two sloops of guns,
and two batteries with II guns each-in
all Is vessels, with an armament of 1888
guns and an equipment of 1858 men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24
r. r. r.
9 o
our OF
I 90

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, las the case may
require were administered
when pain or uneasiness or
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminated from the sys-
TEN in a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief. In cases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and Infrmities either IN
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &C., will in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief.
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Dip
liberia, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Chillss Fever
and Ague, Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&C., &C., take from four to six Of Railways
Pills, and also take tsaspoonful Of the
Ready Relief in glass of warm water, sweet
ened with sugar or honey; battle the throat
head and chest with Ready Relief on Ague
or Intermitten. Fever, battle the spine alsO,)
In the morning you viii be cured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

LAST year. at the London auctions, an I'M
usually large number Of letters, purporting
to be autograps Of sci,tt, Byron and Shelley,
have been disposed Of 1t is known that
there is something Ike regular manufac-
tory in England, for the fabrication Of auto
graphs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

A EUROPEAN astronomer predicts, that in
August next, there viii be comet of such
brilliancy In the heavens, and so near the
earth, that we shall have nights almost as
light as our days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

DIG MIC. WATER, BOSTON. SODA.
i WAFER, ASSORTED, JENNY LIND
CAKES For Sale by
Ism BoLLEs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24
Fire Extinguishers!

ORDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
~ undersigned for
FIRE ExTINGU1sHERs,
to be forwarded via Panama, or by the Pack
cts via Cape Horn.
Ism Q. BREWER CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

TN ONE AND TWO POUND TINS. FROM
J. Columbia River. A Splendid Artiele.
For Sale BY Q-3m] 3OLLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24
Manila Cordage,
Fresh Salmon!

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES.
Il For Sale by [l-3ml B0LLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24
Stockholm Tar.

OToCKHoLa PITCH. IN BARRELS and
- halfbarrels. For Sale by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

D1scRET1oS in speech. is greater and better
than eloquence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-24

CHEERING OARS,
- p feet in length. For sale BY
Ism B0LLES 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
A. ]. BLEEcHFR, Auctloneer -,
WEST BERGEN BUILDING, LOTS. :,

w GREAT SALE AT AUCTION, on THE PREMISES -.
BLERCKER son Co viii sell at AUCIlONo on ~ ESDA x
Serteter al 1899 tie premises about 2JO BIIlNO
ISTs besufuly situated WEST BERGEN ~ the Immediate Vh
3tS Of tbe depot NEW RAILROAD TO NEWARK now N go
aprrg order Tie property admirably situated and comprise SOM
az The fpet and most beautiful in the county During We p
wJ and Spriug dollars have been expended on TINS anu
te adjoining property close proximity TO The depot IN h
and streets and 10 grazing the zane
1h are les than width and OF them %
pearpess Of this property New-ioIk ony taee me Us
fees he The new Newark Railroad with trains necessarily ruanhg e
fe obsfscter The nezborOod hehness Of the situation
% tie beauty grade and the finished condition OF the
.veuues and streets combine enier this one Of the most
overcrOwded and OyertNed New oreS
SnTe viii for 81 who wish % attend The sale
rssd viii be the day o. haie
E SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE Sixty cent Of the purchase
money can bond and mortgage looks OF maps may e w
tsined al No. = Ceeerst, NeTlork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
ROBT 4. HAGGERTY AuctioneeE
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
COAL LANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA

ROBT HAGGBRTY Co. No. 81 Finest NevY0Tk, WI sell on
TUESDAY, sept. H. 1869,
EXCHANGE sALBSRoOM, No III BROADWAY Trinity BuldinF
EevYoTk clock the following described valuable coal
This estate known BTanebla situated IN Schuykn County
Pottsyie and contains $50 and 100 perehes
excellent outlets msrkedsanee Phsepha
canal III miles and by the road
"UrIOn Cen"-being constructed by tie
VALLEY Morris and Essex ana NwJsey Central RAILROADS
VIII Nef CITY l27 miles
part farming purposes and the southern
(heayyl suitable for mining purposes
The the unietad throughout b al le
anthracite Of the region both red and White ash ana
5OOO0 be made available Ony Sinai
poT Of The coal has been and best and most 'oaOe
VEN ems untouched. III A.. ,,o,.
rauk 50 yards IN good coal a. . -.r...s f,.,
Gallery has steam engines and bolrs pumps O4 avn
cara and all appurteuaDces necessary TO complete it.
breaker With boiler, rollers, sbutes sith
houses &C perfect working order awaiting the complexion W
-. N r,..,, bo,s.s t1o
od fame houses oTemen and three stables making al 20 Ou
tpss exclusive Of breaker, engine and fanhOnse
FOR examination Of carefully prepared D on we 70 w PIP t
,he, ,senss n Detail also Tor Of sale spp to the su
Gers ROBERT A. HAGGERTY Co., No 81 Pinest New VOTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

no. Mail train for Grsenport
M Tor Ro,n Glen Cove Locust Valley. Hurrgon and
E0IIhDorL
$50 .. IN, Gf.snpoH RIpfess.
$50 m ~ Glen Co7e Locust valley Huntington North
$50 p m for Ro.yu Glen Cove Locust valley Huntingdon and
Euitpou
10 m for Jamaica snd Hampstead
Er Sag IIabor Ras Hampton Long Island Railroad
Tr, NeNlork al $500 and $3.50 Fare through 10 Sag
Itrb0r, IS , ss-- -. y,
R, g. ON Cove Valley Huntingdon and Not!hpo leaves
n.J. Point At @ A m and c D m. J. y. BARTON. snp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. n,,no,r
wi npItWARF LACRAwASSA AND WESTERN RAlLRoAD

po,, ~ N.wYork foot Of Barclay and FOO. o. Chrstopher
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hOHDAl NAV ~ Itoy'
a. N MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dsnvie WIN boono5
Waterloo With sass.I IL 0 Au'
dou ard Newton Wsshit gon With tie D. IL Ml w u S t
Oar Souburg Scranton aud Great Dend and all points on vac
ss,5na and Bioom,bnfg and Delaware and Hudson nos a.
u Lebgh and Susluehanna r. for bethlehem Aeh0hp Au'H
Chunk Wikesbare pvpppos ,o,. =. N..,,k Morys
Ig n LBHGu VALLEY kAfkESs stops A. NesM. .aO'
Wash Pblpsbus aud baston con
nets AZ Phip,bufg with Bel pr H. r. Tor beFdeIe SS Iau
P,t, Win T. v X Bethlehem. Allentown hAueh Ihulh Ala
Miktlsffe We'll Ira n
n for Water Gap sroGdsburg. And Scranoni At Dover
WITH Chester H. Rs aud WaeIG9 %'n SI,sr ~ ~ ,,.tor.
G.9O 10 20 and 1900 aud Ji'' fiO 80, Wv Wv 49,
,In IA SOUTH ORANGE and neInel ate stahOsS U.,.
li;n a n 3 aud $50 ?. m, 10 YOUNGSTOWN anu 'O
h.nHp. N MoRRIsrOwS EXPRESS :, - =, :, ~ ,,.,,
aor 10 3sO go $40 $500, 6:lo ESQ., 49, sif' and
il5 pgov,ptn ard MoYTCLATR Al $50 ll;oo m 80.
For b LVO ,n ~ h SCHOOL, Assistant superiuiendent
y nuu. m.xnn q Z. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
6itp 4rUptrtp 10 gft.

THO LET, No. 215 Church-st:@,NeW Sl v9dNT
I'D BASEMENT 25175 Also al No 5i2 Pesrls fhONi
OFFICE 2II feet Also m SECOND LOFT l5g6 feet wei ngn.eo
-, o without power Also FOR SAL LIB or TO LEI for ysd
sIl2 lots on West Styeg ihst adjoining igqsoa sf hs,
Apply . No. 54l Pesrlst. 70 ALhA1-,D1 49,
TJNO LET at Reduced Rents.-Return TO your
a. to- 10 euyoBs to Fail quate-Cottages Floors
Eooms Io-ses Stores Easements and Saloons Apply 70 D. M
ARUSOS the owner. No Eghth.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
COR LONG BRANCH,

- pRICKsBuR0. MANCHESTER Iono "''
kBD barr I'd Dsawsre Bay Rsioed p NJ 10 fool Of Duane
Is. su,a.u .'p.' ist, I've. o, NJ ,oseDns
st. BY '1sam. osIy al Per No foo, OF Rector " "'"r
10, ,sp.s Ses Lspg Branch H''~A sRsDkN Co., ksssse
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
Snttion SaIss 81 Yfal Gsiatt.


by JOHNSON & MILLER,
ID nv., AQG T s 4EP
No Is Na@ASS ST. con CEDAre ST.. Nev.YoaM -.
sss.S So Loans s1 osed Auction Sales Fuu1e
ATIa oc GoGSA on Fix THE PREMISES,
SIHPPAN POINT,
POSITIVE SALE OF TIE
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
conS OF TES 5 o. c H Es R 6F GROUND
su8DIvlDkD INTO
100 VILLA PLOTS.
or ABOUT ACRES EACH. ,, D..
, Dep sou ro eSeep % tie most desirable locality
y1a residences in The vicinity Of EewYork my wears year sgo ~
Eloquent Point Spgao the PrGpet
surface slopes IN EYER direction and e5SS ~ wi T
dsu shore directly 'front.' and both stretch westward to
hstSor bounded by handsome points groves bushy
Stands peculiarly pleasing themselves increase ey
aiesy neoscd and IS Here Nj Rogers
s e.: i' II he l same 'saS' he la plated The grounds &
% % G S az ss st o trees c aI SS oh
sess,9g le SiS Stsiss " " ~ D ~ VI 'ne Pe~'A0es
Ever foot Of ShIan eligible for building sites Hendricks Of
Ispdespe gardener The steamboat dock nearly built and
commenced With tOovledge costly Union Depot speedily
t belief that another viii witness passage Connection,
G N o. 6 act os The new p1 railroad G' sssp
stoyeoT under srOund between the Battery and Harlem River will at
ssis suburb vs% tie s facts
stated ben assurtd bebOov those who desire escape the Ia
nous and costly O M and at the time would enjoy
rs ease comfort aud refined society to visit S6PPs9 vvp hh Ia,
be-. Chartered TO eS3Isy invited guests TO S
SeoeE foot of Thirty seventh St. East River at $40 O'clock on The
aRas nSnvaled Seventh Regiment Band music
The COLLATION. viii be uOder The direction Of VIM Weeks ESQ., the
Cards invitation will he mailed persons wehnOvn 10 The owner
md asnees Should the weather be uDToraoe the sale VIII tse
For pamphlets sa maps apply to JOHNSON MILLER No % Mas
Isu ss OF g. SPAULDIN6 ESQ, At the Depot Stamford Conn
all;oO clock. on tie premises,
POSITIVE SFFAE SEE s4Es OF 81 THB
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE,
FORMERLY BELONGING TO THH
Hon BENJAMIN WOOD,
which has been subdi7ided into
500 VILLA PLOTS.
Pull particulars hereafter
and m tickets win be ready in few days at tie AuetOrs'
WV w. - ''''' TUESDAY. sep.9
RAILWAY, H. j.,
800 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
s Pss "a a. a Sss' of Aucon..s No Is Ma.
NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY
SHIPPAN POINT.
ANOTHER HEARTH AND HOME AFFAIR
ne Bo Of cSHfgF II THF STAN
'' STANFORD. Sept ,, 1862
DEAR II. Hoyi superIu,endeut Of the EsvYok
and SewHayen Railroad called upon this day and stated that owing
20 We woras ee5Si tIa' S"o1'L year VIII the new Pa
BaGd between Derby and NewYor via s,awiTa a. contained 09
bTSld me 10 Circulate or hand any one Or ny Office The
Dp R 9aa single ' sPaUI6S Depot Ss Stamford
the above order the pamphlet so ius to the New
fsn wishing copies by sending their address can have the same
mailed to then.
JOHNSON & MILLER Auc;ioneers
IS NassauSt. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
NRIR RATLWAY.-Trains will leave depots

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans will leave depOts
H foot Of Chambers st. and foot Of Twenty hrdst, foovs
Through Express trains 10 S and $3.50 and t:JO
NJ daily Nov aud improved Drawing Room Coaches will accompany
The 1000 Bafao Connecting ornels'ie with
ulesnt sleeping coaches through 10 Cleveland Sleeping coaches
train Mesile. and Susquehanna
10 lufaoi the $50 sn TO Buffalo and the $50 H. train to
Rocheder Buffalo, aud Cincinnati.
Pnr Port Jeryis and Way NJ daily stopping al stations
40 Orange Co Express connecting for War"k shanan
lu1k aud Unouylle
For Midieiosp aud Way, at 3;O p m.
rNbugb. and Way, alta; 30 m. and AIS p. daily
SurcTn and WAY D. and p Ihessr an 80 p m
Por Paterson Twenty third u Depot, hbD
O. n I.i0 o tilyl. p and $3.50 Prom Chambers
Depot. 9;I5A u n, l;s3 iaiJ H., aud
rs W. -.
Por H.i.oak aFd WAY from Twn'y,hiriit Dsp.i ats M ~
n .. y No. Ani $50 m. Prom CbsmbtTsti Depot
at 9 a m. u H., ,. N. p m p IN, and Gas p m - "a
Pmoui Monssy aui Way from Twenty third - Depo Ns
a m D "a $3.50 D. N I p M y. m 1924 D. M and Saturdays
sbJ 'I7mdnglt From Chambers o. Depot Ai9s H., ? 'Jo
, tI3 Sis m, 'G;3) and Saturdays only 'i ud
light "a,
eks r passage ant for Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches be e ADD orders for the checking and n;.r Of
Ofcc.NUs 81 and Broad
Fuonst. Brookng Depos foot Of Cbanbsr,s and
ot llrl st. NcNiok; No EIhanycpAe and Long
Of tie hotels
ITO Pisrmout 81. n BARR, Gen PassrA Agent
\ ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
nIOpOssh.


Z. s. ORDNANCE AGgSCTl
Corner Of Houston and Geere.sts entrance on Gretnes
Up. o. Box l8il) NEw-loRK, September l. ~
CFALED PROPOSALS (in duplcatc) Will be
- received this Office until TIL thDA1 OS.oDe s.NSE
purchasing from the United S'ates VIC ioo"Ds
IN 90 srsyIst ti,ukets 20 900 curry combs
~ 000 bo,r Ltu,bea $500 giTtts
M enrcipges 1000 yards planters linen
Acr5G go. wei,irg 2O0O yards linen dock.
200 g. A. 2 IN srr4ge gerre 1900 he saders thread
Ss0g9 rsrds i'm rartr1 ne serge. COO yards ticking
oo1 - lbs cartridge tNiue.
80 collar leather.
800 lbs. white yarn 80 caIshIus
lbs. Lirug leather - moiVCSS9 sAiiu',,t
5000 lbs harness festler ~ ins gIlSie io''''''
lbs leather To- I"s' .eV
40 lbs gusset leather - ,u'i'e
% iIs eerrirsFt 10 lbs suIphlte Of potash.
5000 blue blankets. "a. ~,
OF bid u VIII have
~ ne suproyed by The War Department Trm-Cah In Government
...,..i W., Troy NJ
their bids whether they VIII receive ihe
FOODS al EewYork Cy West Troy, " l. Thirty days VIII be
allow el for removal o. the stores ,.,...., D..
will be addressed 10 the undersued anu huVs o
posalI for Purchasing Ordnance stores
Samples can be at Wsiervet Arsenal or ~ tbs hBeAcJ
For further information apply to tho Undersigned ,,spt
Brew. Col. U. S. A., Major Of Ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
Urn 6ooos

VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool H. ). NICOLLa EItensiye hhislnsnI
notice The same superior style fsish observed as at
FoR GPsTffMFNmTse Fs.bons6ie Goats ior the Season
The Princes FIOek Coat and The Pnees hs 70 s,T
Tie Fasionabe wsstcoa consist oGtugs Dhl Se
FsoHs5 Tr oS se Of CHECK Fancy and Aar d
S e 2oas :. F5s : o & % % ea ScHss Somewhat
iGf 69Tf ard b very s.asP5ay @S & s and ve.
Ty9 t MtoP oh Two to Teif Gq1 Sss s,
presses s9: Tor Sfes' morning AM US RTe Tronr and
Hat ProAeIi5s Wserpof cosE Tayeg dresses
OOs.gmes,
III. YICoLI
OF cIoTh 10 AE qRFS TE soY fAMtS
tSSa N / /, 1i6, lis, 100 ReGsnt,t.w W.
LoNDoN'''' Nos SS "A G s&d rs waTvsast, W.
##i4SsSSiSESSfSEaEi:s: & & & Ss;l
~ AT MACYs
A EMBROIDBRIEs,
@ RIBBONS Z
FRENCH FLOWERS,
NECK TIES AND BOWS
NJ STRAW GOODS
A SILKS AND sATINs.
C WHITE GOODS Z
y LACE CURTAINS,
- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
- FANCY GOODS,
LINEN CAM HDKFs.
@ CORSBTS, &
Y hosiery AND GLOVES,
SMALL WARES,
N PERFUMBRY,
SOAPS.
G TRIMMINGS o
y BUTTONS AND FRINGEs,
- COTTON
IALPACA AND SILK
UMBRELLAS,
G AMERICAN CLOCKS
Y CARVED GOODS
- DOLLS.
- DOLL GOODS,
BASKETS,
A KID GLOVES,
G UNDERWEAR,
BIRD CAGES,
- &c, &c,
ATPoPULAR PRICES.
RHMACY,
Fourteenhst and SIhsve.
TACKSON's MOURNING STORE,
~ No. 531 BROADWAY
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION,
IN BOMBA2lNRs,
IMPERIAL CLOTH.
a
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JERSEY.


Passenger and Freight Depot in New York. bcrty
eu hampton Junction with the Western
aos and at hastop with the Lebgh Valley Railroad
Of cars ' ~ -hN
ALLENTowE LINE TO THE WEST.
st. Louis, &C, with bat change cars 80 ''
Silver Palace through from SeyYork to Chicago
PAIL ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING August 80 lB69-Itaye New-i ORR hs follows:
esS Nor Xaston, bethlehem, Msueb Chunk, wiiAmspOr,
W1kesbaue. hahanoT CITY, Tuelhanuoci &c,
Il3 a. m-For SomeTVhs
s3oa m-Fo Pennington Junction stroudsbug Gap scrsn
iop Kingston, Pitts,on, Great Bend &c.
For Pennington EAsTop, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkes
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Bphrata L P0stsvi Scran
ton, Harrisburg &C.
s0p m.-f Baon, Allentown Maueh Chunk Bei,dsre
$3.50 m.-Por Somsrylle
32sp m-For Somervile and Remington.
Up m-fr Esiton and intermediate tsiona
m-for Bonneville
$50 m-EsGRANT-soppius only at the prheD, stations
BOO p m.-For Parhe h
lis m.-For Painsed on WtdDesasys ano Saturdays only
m-WEsTERN BxPRs. daily lsIeept sunday' bI Easson
Allentown Harrisburg aud the West without change OF cars 70 Hlnn
psu Chicago change ST. LOu Connects HATTIE
Water Gap Scranton Connects at Pbhpsburg htueh ChuDk
WIlkesbare. &C.
m-CNcsSArI Express daily t.Icept suray for Ea,,on
Bethlehem, Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and
Cincinnati Sleeping Pittsburgh and Chicago. Connects at
function With Delaware LkASanna and Western Railroad for all eta
tons TO Scranton This train will he to EaOu Saturdays
local tTan st9pring at principal stations.
ErPREss daily, for Eastou. Allentown.
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the WesteOnnees At Harrisburg
with train for William sport, Ere, he
sepng through om Jersey CITY 10 Pittsburgh every evening
Trains hr Elizabeth at 5tJ 600 653 7:l3 e:l5 $780,
$40 1880. ll;iQ MIN loo 2O0 500 $780, 3fs, i;l3 $50
as $40 s2 Geo 62 7O0 $50 7:i0, $780, $780, s;f.
Tickets for e West can b. obtained q. Of the Central Rail-
road Of Hes JERSEY, foot Of LberJst u No Aso House,
Nos 2% az so BrOadwJi No. 10 GrespTes and At TIE
II p BALDWIN Ger. Pas. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL

LN' ROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10 1869 -, -.
p., Citation 10 SewNork, corner Of Twenty ieVfl'n'N tlo
fh"Nt" Toutthsre. Eutrauce on Twenty seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
pa, e,sTav.n Bridgeport 7, 8 tEIl l'V nj "' NHAh'
o. S Nm Sirat'cld Fatsh Southport and w"'P0H liz"
M 30 sS, S ~ sGRS 1890 m la' EI) tBIh '
40 lE, s;;9 az s9s Shi e. %so $50 .rde?OEm
foI DMts aaigYI O. iI:5Oa nj l2l3 EI), 2;i@ SBLh
3.s go EI 80 IL ito M ais 5:i as $780, 6o 1'i' p
~ Do, Port Chester and intermediate stations all ii'0@ '
70. az SO $50 AIS, sui 1870 2 mo.,xa
W., po,,ou via Springfield, a NJ AEL . thhhsP M
iio,ton Shore Line. 1918 tkI , II,
To- Hartford and Springfield n tEI ,S " m 10 Montreal
tS r'na,c,Ieut River Railroad a. IA (kIh L'' y H. "''
10 Northampton ,A P,.Llu Railroad (RI1 l2;lb
n u.,., ". London .ud sOplpstOu Railroad at u,
G;ls 20 n Railroad 8A aud 1902 u. '" nhnAu'o~'sa
fei 1Han.sonic Kairoad ga m spI IMAM
Foi noa's,ouns R,ilTo,d 8 g. ~, (ELl EJV N an,
ro , AID Sorw.t RairO.d a IN W.. su "a 9D '
For Dsbou yi,h train ir"m norNAh p pAnou
o. 10 eSunsosp11 .Soad a N. i25 43s and 3;~p u
rSnpOdou, Sleeping Cars JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent
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uupss:aaN. RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

III UI,,y,thl. III ' FIX M INUND.-II uINs ItdNt
s-G 90, Tr6iss follows:
Ga m. Bnealo Express. DrANingr
1880 n. northern and Western BIpross room car.
attached.
II Special Chicago EIp't through IN 20 hours Elegant
Dhultg attached
D. M. Montreal EIpress. Bnwng room ATTACKED.
6D Padhc Express With Slctpng through Chicago with
chang. tDsiBl
u D. ~, N55lt Elpress. Sleeping cars attached.
$50 D. fudson Train
p. N, Poughkeeps. Trlip tSunlays pa IN
10 . m AIS, s1d D. m Psekskil Trains
$50 aud Sing
$50 40 $40 ~ NJ AIS $40 40 aud II 30 ?. H.
ionkers Tram, J. NJ. TOVCEY, Sept
lug ~
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Excursions.
Excursions.
DFJJ GITFIJI EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
~ SIDE At Lose BRANCH BY steamer hEvEhsiSh az ~ !.
daily Sundays excepted from Per No y foot Of Duan' r0l -
A. Iong Brauth Getting back 10 the city at Il ?.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combustion Excursion Tickets to ell piseiPa points 10 Newton
ENGLAND tie CsusdAs and Lab. Superior Region tmbi'esg HirJ
rer and attractive routes and great variety Of HoRr and oHrAr
excursions, vel long and extensive 'Oor very moderate '
can now be obtained at , Oaee Of the ERE RlIvAT Nos al and
sj Broadway No 800 FuOn,t DfOOiB D0s foot Of T'ti
BIRDS, and Of Cbambe and Long Doh Depot Jersey CITY
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TACKSON's MOURNING STORE,
j N' NO 55f BROADWAY.
FROM AUCTION,
IN BOMBAzINFs
IMPERIAL CLOTH
EMPRESS CLOTHS
BIARRTTZ CLOTHS.
OTTOMAN VELOURS,
VELOUR Russo,
VELOUR OkDULE.
SILK vBLOURS
LuSTER CORDS
ETC. ETC.
NIB CASE eros GRAIN ALPACAs, Soc, WORTH 7Se.
I AIDES HATS and FALL B0NNETS-New
H styles this hargs elegant Dress Hats and Stylish Bon.
t. BNNSS MILLINERY No 81 Broadway stairs opposite
Metropolitan Hotel Save LA
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YOrsts Garria0,s, &t,
nor SALE-A gentleman's ROAD MAKE,
Rsk Usk and Morgan breed; years Old kind &c. can
o in three minutes n prospects Pnee $780, or Will exchange
Add
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NEW Jersey RAl IAIlAHlFHl. 4. l9
". c.SSta Wa Wet Pe,,asnin night For
10 ~, W.,lfnTon-5tO {. N, 1880 p NJ WV p m ~"
scus and sou Wstoso% M a1o pn S. pm rhee;so
FOX ihsugh Cincinnati alo & @ ,b,oush "a
M ana Palace Sleeping Cars 90 ~ and on
eh,Dse W. cseso without change daily Sauta s.,. 10
ths, d.y Oh ?. H. uai ssni.i ih' +" 'he WY
caesso 80 6Ou1 JACKSON. General sopsntend.nt
f19uTH SIDE RAILROAD nj or sMes =.
- l.,y. tbs Roc.y., ard Gg.D%t ferns' " "''"
Gsns VII ~ for Pstehogue and all Stations
n and al statiJss =, Ms,dst goph Oy,ter
k,rrs. to r ,.c.Y, III. 11 y.
Bsr AID al anSb 20 Bsipo aud Fire Place Via hAse "0"
osu. ,,,x., Passenger train stopping at cATe1es""e
sprte 'pd yaey 70 I,p, Saturdays through TO fA'en
a Meuist ssd or Saturdays W s,ssnt the
tO % v'y sr,S@ ,S' .n viii connect with boat
, 10 Tfprc~. The L. H. NV ROBERT WHITE, 6upsnnendtnL
ior Pre- Island .nr~rI