New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
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STEAMBOATS, ano gailroaas.

STEAMBOATS, ano gailr0aSs.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL.
IL RIVER
OLD FALL RIVER LINE.
NETWORK and BOSTON NEWPORT, FALL RIVER. TAUNTON
NEW BEDFQRD and CAPE coz TOWNS and NANTUCKET
One O'h' M'sniASS1 EW Sse@SS or Old COLONY
Leaves No. % R., foot Of Maay't at daily suDy.
By this route passengers from Ne-potn4Ana
arrive Boston at 0;IO n tine e..n e h eS al sGAe ga
a m train and arrive Ia Boston at early snsss hears
SrwYonr. August go 1903 az Bioaissy, Sssiol
nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD AND THE North Fare 81 s,sa%s" .; ,Sys Pea
CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
CORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
The ne" 6 sa oS bosSs ud CITY OF SBYoRk
leave New dsy %1ds' R sI.sPed NJ from Pier
there connecting with Steamboat BIpre. Train from The atos
and Nashua and EewLondoB and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest rates g5 soR Ss enquire on t Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
PSSst and F I 5fg e s"sp 1 s9n
Railroad a5a h9q Ss 10 , 1s s5 e w s
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trains the West except Sundays when one train In
Sty miles three bour, saved BY this line Chicago Cincinnati,
St. Louis &C. With o1t one elshge OF s sa
7a@Fo El.toa, bethlehem Maueh chaaE WILLIAMSON wnte'
barre, Nahan2y CI.y Sc
ton Kingston PIttstOu, Great Beud &c
.b Went v,to cS,6s, ~ cci5psi or Cblcs III & one
LOUIS Connects Harrisburg for Bhe and Oh Re-
oal,brr water Cap scranton Phil sbuE
2@GFof FleHngi9a Esston, Aenovn M,nch ChanE wnke,
Potisyils, scranton, Harrisburg &C.
p r@For Eistoa Allentown Sauch Chunk aud Bsviers
t:55 Nor someryiie and Remington
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago AID Cincinnati Sleeping
6 p Nor Es.ton ard iaernedae station.
sbW,,TERS EXPRESS TRArsFor E,,ton Alsutorn Realp-
Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the Westeonneets a! Harrisburg Nth tan
''i i5 E'jI d %.2SsI F sSa: re
T s. .s7 15 5i Ssss i;5i 90 7o pl SIS 'i ass 5
9l5 1879 1850 m2 M 100 ZoS S;o 555 80 t sd
Tickets the be obtained at the Office Of the Ctrh Rel
roal Jersey foot ofLheys r. at no As;or House No
&t 2 go OIL Broadway " No. 10 GseIse1it ,ld az ae Pns
n P BALDWIN Gen Pas, Agent
L'RIE RAILWAY-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
II foot Of Chanbersst, P.yOnia Ferry; 1911, ,
ca5aa; l 1a3 al h poai. West .a South ''--
1000 Egrss Maa Sr Dankk Cleveland Cincinnati aud al
sis ~ Bay TlB for NdIletovn and intermediate sn.
500 way Etprs Stopping 93{ 2, S,,g JGn9a &
Montgomery un.onyl.e and Por, Jervis ,.-.
2. m
TO- A EJr's, daily tr s,a az points % Bga t lIS i R
s1s tI1I Se? ,tt sCISLes ""' ilh '''0lS" " D
s56 a M E iJs 7ain daily for the West
Also way Rutherford Pk Psss1ie and Paiego1 :, sG
aS S gL eq ram at Il ocosi for Sual and a.eiAeia
stations
SUNDAY TRAss-a:3Oa n WAY Train for oh,yls' las fi
Csyessi S9rst an al points Nest sad south: $50 p M
grant Fc ,ss az 5a sS to 'E rf'i5'f R che 6Sa %
without Of coaches aud direct connection With
all nufle nd Western Ines.
Peoy ve5t.sd aad Lsruou, Sleeping Coaches accompany
o1t,ss at tie SosRay. .ss, No. ~ 81 Doi S
vs. wv r. GSARR, General Pass Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM, RAIL
ROADS-Oa and after MONDAY, Nov %. 1853 for
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern aud Western trains AL
a. NJ E4Sisss a via Hudson River Railroad Tl'rhs.
ars ADD ouaeehs At Troy Rutland No.
ear, f he West Via either North or south Shore Line
NJ Express tain va Harlem E w..'.a F R9S 6,' sa5
spring Ptei Albany With Western trains Troy wh
' S ' M El,ss train Vi, HUDSON River Railroad coureas
Albany with trains for the West Dawingroon car attached u this
SO p EIprs, train Vi, Hudson Riysr Railroad With dssagToos
attached connecting a. Albany with Western trains and at Troy "s
% m EIrres train Va Harlem Railroad for Albany and Troy
connecting Albany With Western trains seePngeas attached Il
n Erpres. train via Hudson River Railroad With seepngea
attached ara through to Bala1 and Saea'os Bniss ", ens9
o Ra1os coaHeeiol for Troy Tb
TO-. u
connecting Albany With early trains T Bafas and Suspension Bridge
and AZ Troy with Tor Saratoga aud point North
Hudson Railroad from NegloFt
and intermediate Stations leaving NewAotA A. "a N
NJ arriving New-toTG o;e
Also SUNDAY Harlem Railroad leaving FOrtsecou4st a.
ga Milsrt0n az 40 Returning leaves Miller
touat 400 10. M. arriving at NeN-York al u n
VIZ WI. H. VANDERBILT, Vice President
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
- $3.50 a ~ Nail Train Tor Greeaport
a 10 NorthpoTt Huntington, and Glen Cove
o N Express, Riyefhead
p NJ, NOrhpOTt, Huntingdon, aud Glen Cove
$50 , Famingiae, aud Way stations
trains with branch Hampstead SUNDAY TRAINA
III Nothport, Huntington, and Glen Cove.
l. d. BARTON Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
$500 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1869.
COMMENCING JAN. II, 1862
Newlork Of Twenseyenilsa ana
FoGrih-aye Entrance TSenty'seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Y0RK .
For Newaen and Bridgeport T. g. (EL 1850 M 2;l9 EL)s
(EN) 3:i5 425 and (EIl
Milford Stratfori Fairfield Southport and Westpod iSVa
NJ. 3;45, AIS p. m. - a.. ~, Nam
as (Ex) 5;3o, 3, (Er) p m
For Daren. Z, g. 1850 ~ 3:4S, AIS, $50 P n. -,
g. 1880 a. RES, (EL) 2l9 tEIl