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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-12

CArrrnING SEA TrgTLEs.-A curious
method of capturing sea turtles when
asleep in the water is practiccd in some
parts of the East, by means of the suck.
ing-fsh, or rcmora, well known fish,
about foot long, having sucker on the
top Of the head, by which it attaches it.
self to bodies in the water. A number
of these fish are kept alive in cages in the
water, and when sleeping sea-turtlc is
seen at distance, string of suitable
length is tied about the the narrow part
of the tail of one of the fish, which is
pointed in the direction Of the floating
animal. The fish instinctively makes fol-
the turtle and attaches itself, and the
string being then carefully drawn in, both
animals are hauled within reach and Sc.
cured.--EDIroR's SCIENTIFIC RECORD, in
Horper's Magazine for April.
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LIFE IN UTAH.-The "National Pub
fishing Company" have sent us some ad-
vance sheets of book about to be issu-
ed, of which the above is the title in part
The whole title is as follows Life iD
Utah; or the mysteries and crimes of
Mormonism. Being an expose of tho
secret rites and ceremonies of the latter
day Saints, with full and authentic his
tory Of the Mormon sect, from its orign
to the present time By j. II. Beadloe,
editor of the Salt Lake Reporter and
Utah correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial. The work is to be issued
by subscription only, and will not be for
sale at the book stores, Residents of any
State desiring copy should address the
publishers, and an agent will call upon
them.
National Publishing Company, Phia-
delphia, Pa, Chicrgo, Ill.,. Cincinnati,
O., and Boston, Mass.
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A gamblers laures-Gree.i bai1e.
How to hnd happiness--Look in die
tiopary.
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4 GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS

SIS to 5000 per month. nWe1want to en-
ploy n good agent in every County in the
u. S. on commission or salary to introduce
our World Renowned Patent Whife Wu,
Clothes Lines; will last hundred years
I you want profitable and pleasant employment
ddress r. S. BUSH & CO. Manufacturers, Is
William ST., ~ Y, or l6 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
(2V4)
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LBERT CHAPMAN, Middlebury

IA VT, Dealer in all kinds Of Horticultural
stock Apple, Crab Apple, Pear, Plum and Cher
ry Trees, (Standard or Dwarf,) Grapeynes Rasp.
berries, Curants Evergreens and other Orna-
mental Trees, flowerng Plants, Asparagus Roots
&c, dc SO
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1 j. STYLES, Photographer, Op-
~ posite Post Office.
Pictures Of all kinds made in the most perfect
manner. Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums in great variety. n. B.-Partic-
ular attention paid to copying and snlarging old
pictures. Photographs finished in Oil, Water Col
rs, or India Ink MIDDLFBURY, VT
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I AND FOR SALE.

30 ACRES, or GO acres if desired, Of Creek
Land, near the noI Bow" Bridge, for sale by
tln U, D. TWITcHELL, Assignss.
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Erery Sotnrdoy, No. IS, contain, the
first instalment of Mr.. Dickens's new
story, THE Ny stery of Edwin Brood. 80
This is published from advance sheets, b,
special arrangement with Mr.. Dickens
and appears simultaneously with its pub
lication in England. 1t is accompanied
by the Illustration drawn for the English
edition by Mr.. Fildes, under the supervis.
ion Of Mr.. Dickens himself. Those who
desire to read this great story in its earli-
est and only authorized form in America,
can find it ii Erery Saturday.
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mUn n nIn nnNGn will change ANY tUlorod
INN WI HkII link hair or beard to q perma.
Auu luuuAu IvulD nent black or brown. 1t
Contains no poison. Anyone eau USE II. One
sent by mail for Sl. Address
MAGIC CONN CO,
(5Om3l Sprlngfeld, Mas.
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LIFE lNSU RANCE.
D0WNER. BOLTON 4 ALLEN
MANUFACTURERS OF
DJORS, SASH. BLINDS,
Mouldinpa. ArChitrauas

MOulolngs, ArCnltIaVes,
Brackets and Der,
Which are kept constantly on hand, or will he
made to order on short notice.
~ Planning, Wood turning, Scroll saving
Blinds painted and sash glazed to order
Novels, Stair Rails and Baiustsrs on hand oI
made to order.
Laths, Shingles, clapbosrds, Floor boards and
Finishing Lumber constantly on hand and worked
If desired M1DDLEBURY, VT.
T. w. po"sth' . n. BOLTON. ws n. ALLEN.
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WHAT ARE
The NEW ARTICLE of FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can buy OF
your Druggist or Grocer package OF
Sea Moss Farine, manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango and a
like quantity of Puddings, Oustards,
Creams, Charlotte Kusse, &c, &c. 1t is
by far the cheapest healthiest and most
delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARlNE CO.,
(50m6) 53 Park Place. n. Y,
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LIFE IN UTAH
MYSTERIES OF MoRM0NISM

By J. II. BEADLE, Editor Of the Salt Lake
Reporter.
BEING an EXPOSE of THEIR SECRET
RITES, CEREMONIES and CRIMES.
With full and authentic history Of PoLYoA-
MY and the Mormon Sect, from its origin to the
present time.
r1uIo>r Old and inferior works on the Nor
CAU1lUN mons are being circulated See
that each book contains 90 hue engravings, and
$40 pages.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars,
and see our terms and full description Of the
work. Address, NATIONAL PU BLISHING CO.,
Boston, Mas. (2w)
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0h3 AuN0aen THOUSAND BOTTLES PER lN0M.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-04-12

The prize ring-The wedding one.
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A V. SPAULDING, Attorney and
n. Counselor, aud Solicitor in Chancery c
oo.,c BRISTOL, VT.
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Husiness Cards.

NATHANIEL HARRIS, M. D.,
N prsrrsT... Office at Residence
1,r MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, July l. $50.

Ew-YoRK. Friday, July I, 1870.
The sale of lots at Linden Park, Staten
Island, on Thursday Ivy the Messrs. Johnson Miller
was as successful in result peculiar in arrange
mcnt This firm has the credit OF beginning what II now
the prevailing practice at sales OF outoftown property
that of giving 10 hl who may attend free lunch The
same firm also initiated free excursions. These did not
exhaust the originality Of the Messs johnson Miller for
early in the week they astOundod every one by announc
ing that they would not only have the lunch and excur
sion hut would prcccde tic sale by hosting the national
flag in Linden Park amid the booming Of cannon, the
huzzas Of the multitude and SINGING OF patriotic songs
All these things were done, and In ad
dition the firm impressed the Rev. Mr..
Lewis the Catholic clergyman of the negnborhood' int"
their service and he made speech with good effect.
just closed the band performed some airs familiar
the of Irshmen ana Iut eNoryod IN te Dest on
spirits. The "etarSpanglcd Banner commenced the
"a aud Hail Columbia" closed t The company then
partOOk Of fine collation., witnessed a Pyrotc.nIo JUS
PLAY enjoyed more music, embarked on board their
boats nd about l1b o'clock reached the foot OF white
hallst, allJoyons over thelr eAp,I,h,es Oh ua{ ~ n,
Mr.. Andrew wilson ir, will hold his second sane OF
Grand Park lots Monday July 4, commencing AT
O'Clock, p. m, at which time the WaNery sabdIvlslol,
consisting of 200 village plots equal in area 10 eco cty
9ccnt 10 that previously sold and the remainder is on
the other side of the railway The sale to be conducted
by the Messrs. johnson Miller. Since this property
has PASSED into the hands OF the present owner extensive
improvements have been made, and the work ON inc
manner. Grand Park-ave road 100 feet wide, VIII,
when completed, extend from the North to the East
drives in the country. The avenues throughout
the entire section are nearly completed, and
are lighted by Gasoline lamps placed at regular
Intervals The erection Of the Theological Seminary VIII
he commenced at once, and large hotel VIII be com
plcted by next season. The first sale great sue
cess the purchases having been made by persons who In
tend making permanent homes for themselves. Among
the purchasers large number of welknown citi-
2enS of York Previous 10 the sale on Monday there
will be grand celebration held on the grounds Several
prominent speakers will he in attendance, and cola
ton will be served for 5000 people This viii Afford per
sons who desire view the extensive improvements In
progress an agreeable excursion The trains leave the
New Haven Depot at Twenty seventh-st at aud 1850
the last train Will arrive III time Tor COLLATION. De
fore the sale commences
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All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find IL to their rest 10 advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and I'm addition to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE
will be found. only In NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
read 10y all classes. TIE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales OF real estate both IN cty
and country thus adding greatly To the value OF us col
unns ~ an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using are a. follows DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per line About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash I'm advance.
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UNION HILL n. J.-United Division, No. n. s.
g. w. See %, fgo ing ofe o.: W. r, ys, sJmes r.,
IN n clan ". A. R Eskn'iie & S VIM J. Trash; A n. s.
Attf@sei y s. J. Rowland TT NJ. LAYTON. Chaplain
f@b Con "estsrelti A. G. H. ERerioB H. + II Trask
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.
fona JsIan0 Real Csiate for Sale.

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE of - acres,
IA fruit and shade Jamaica L. L. the late resi-
D. Gale will be sold by LAWRENCE OAKLEY
FLBURY the Exchange saesrOom III Broadway THU RsDA
July O'Clock For particulars apply above, OF o. W.
DITCHETT, 2 New Chambers-st, " Y.
TOR SALE in Brentwood Long Island, three
Il well stocked with fruit small house aboryiiae hodge &c
near depot Apply " j. d. BLBRKER the premes
ITO Horse breeders, Stock -raisers and Farm
ers-Fo SALE superior Farm $50 $50 OF which are IN
thorough situated Deer Park the town Of Hunting
Queens Island easy Of by the Long
Island the north and south and about
~ miles distant from the Railroad The buildings and appur
tenauces breeding stock raising better
found The breeding establishment OF Mr. A.
Belmont IL In the immediate vicinity
the Affairs the estate the executors o. the late John
Wilson
OF those seeking a farm in the vicinity Of NeWlOrk
Apply ROBT FLETCHER Shlman Park Brook
lyn Between 0 and II O'Clock,
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Countrp propertp 10 Get.

FURNISHED COUNTRY PLACES; flowers,
vegetables fruits 6ne order three Summer months Passa
River SsO and 800 per month Fisher SaterhTae 10 Pnes
NEW French-rOOf COTTAGES to LET or
~ or SALE, at Ruherfurl Park Station n. J.
THOS 4. AGNEw No. 26o Greenwteh-s-, NevYorE
NYACK, on the HudsOn.-By order of the
Of the late Teo Grenenta the MANSION and ~ acres
ond beautifully located the banks Of the Hudson at Nack grounds
handsomely laid 600 fruit Of the choicest varieties The
consist OF the mansOnbrck with brOvnstOne tm-
mhg containing 20 fne barns Very desirable for gen
tleman's residence into villa sites.
The extension Of the Northern j. r. R. just finished 10 addition 20
the magnificent steamboat accommodations renders Nack OF the
we'll delightful suburbs Of NewY0 Further
particular Of MALLORY BLACKWELL IS Lbertyst. n. Y 9l
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90 manufaeinre 0.

rVHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAyY fuytr The Manufacturers TO their Waterpowef
AT An, Lvp Of P-sse NevJesry tide water four mites Oeio.
P.,eyn miles Newark adjoining The Enc kafosd
80 % Zen miles Of Hoboken and jersey C and eleven from The
CIV Hall They have head and fall Of tssnise BEET 70
River and reservoir oil hfee hundred
aud arranged that eseh one has ue
kn.s head and tail rsees The nppg o. water
The property situated on
psyxab the midst Of large population -ne Us prYrmy 70
Of communicating with h pans ROAD hy rst
rsrs thu most adj ipI
On and substantial
10y Mn .orioO four Machine shop and Foundry
ali r,.d, Tor immediate orcHpa Application can be made 70 \"
TORREY % ve,ry EevfUt
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 ERN RAILROAD

NORRIS And ENNEA DIFINIDN
Depots in NewYOrE foot Of Barcat AMI foot o Nhroplfn
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAl April IL l5I'
M EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN neing At Dene " 20 b,i
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Wsisoo Nth sess'
Antover and Newton Washing With the D. L. an W X
for Water Gap Sroubas Scranton Great Bend Bingham rs
and 0wego and al points the Lackawanha aud Boombag
AM Delaware AMI HUDSON X RiA -.
lI:tO a NJ LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At SeNsf, Morris
town Dover HacSeit.own Washington Phlpshug AMI kNoni
Phlpsurg ii bel X or Beliere, Ne, sDi
with L. X. for Bethlehem Aeosu nanch Chuss AL
Wilkesbare -
4l0p m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
Waterloo and Washing on With d. l., AM
". r. h. for Water Gap, Strouishurg AMI Scranton
HACKErfsTOWN MAIL connects rith Boouton Chester
and SUSSEX Railroads.
6:t0p m.
PoT SUMMIT and intermediate sAoas At 63 $780, AMI 1000
1880, and 500 p N. - .- -. 80. =. -. 49, .
IL M loo 1880 $40 40 49, $780, 800 ESQ 800 aud llG
PFor NEWARK at .6o TO 800 $50 500 1890 IO: uo
II a and sllO 200, '23o $3.50, $50 35l 40 ta
$50 $40 $50 500, '6:0 $40 '7.ss, 800 ADD ;3
Trains marked stop At East SeNars.
Fo BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR, 800 and Hoo
2Oj Do and 7:45 m.
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Safpris, Brooins furniture, &r.
CABINET FURNITURE.
ruest -, Ia :" '""i' hmsI} Aho ObAnbef suites
Or eBhre stock S.sIsn,.d
BCi ,.N,-NMP & SOSSAU, MANUFACTURES
70 - s , +n Iseutysrs, nd Twsnty-secondsu
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WeooiHs CORDS, or.

A l WM. EVERDELL's SONS, No 1O4 Full
I,tS s-WkDDlEG CARDS AM FhE STATIONERY (Estsb
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Gitp properin to Get.

ITO LET-A large, well-lighted, strong and
substantial BUILDING adapted for business No Mahonst
blocks from Broadway between Spring and Prince four floors % r.
IA f. EACH will be let sith without power Apply To
WEATHERBD CHBREY0Y
No III Pnnce-st
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KIN Kul Arthur Garetsons. IN 1000 5000
Latham 100 " Of ithst 25Il0o $40
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Matbinsrp.

PROPELLER ENGINE FOR SALE, or suit
sar "a hoh5g MIL a. UPnght Inverted Cylinder COud.nsns
'1~a equal 70 sew 1t Nilf BE- sold hsrssn ''" "O
RIsTsss1s. K l.. ADsl H. E7a Lfh r. AAEToN
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&0TO ALBANY and TR0Y;mThe DAY LINE

- - vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave vos
and y-ouftstat landing at onses
fNyss feyboa COEns West Point Cornwall
Neburgh Pougheepss Rhebeck Bristol Cssk Hudson and New
Baltimore Of broSa connection with the
will Leave arrival at Albany (commeneng June l o
Sharon SPRING. York; and for Cherry Valley The
will transfer from Albany 10 Troy Hex
and baggage checked by Dods Express Ohces IA Broad
andl (sourt-st BroOkl
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TVROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Low PARE only 60 being nearly 81 less hsB rail and 70
cent? less than an reduction Buffalo and the West TO
Saratoga and North River north Of SPRING.
daily Saturdays excepted at landing At West THIRTY
Passengers by this route FOR Saratoga AVOID
the change Through tickets and baggage
she,t1si 20 ali noints J. W. HANCOCK 4 SONS.
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EXTRA TRAINS

L. over the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
Por the sEAsHORE and INLAND In or 70 aooHno rer-o,
who arr unable Saturday afternoon extra Trans ~
leave Hunters Point SUNDAY morning ats o'clock Tor Gupo
and an way stations at for EorthpoH Oea Cove L"oua
VALLEY, and all way stations. - -, ,--...o
On SATURDAY ant MONDAY July and trains will lesT so
m for reenpor Harbor and the HAmpIons stopping al s1
EXCURSION TRAINS 1880 for Huntington Locust valley
Glen Cove, Hampstead, and all stations
for Hampstead, Jamaica. and all stahons
N4p m Hsrhor and all stations or ~adore
Al n huntington Glen Cove Hempsesd and Locust '."y
and way stations ,u.,-.,,- -. a.
tons ,-,--.-..
All D. n North Isp Brentwood and all way stations ,
Tickets RyeheAd and ell stations main ne ana
20 =. arhor AMI The Hamnton good Tor thru d,s AZ Foa Dola
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL


C0MAESCISG jim -, 49,. -,
p.,.uss, e.acu in NxuYort corner sevesthA and
Pounbave. Enirsnoe Twenty .sveahst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK ,.u -,
Pof New Haven tAd Bridgeport T. En- llO - 49," '"Ah
500 ELh as 40 80 sos Erl N -, w,.nort TOO u,a
W. p; s s1 90 soS PIi SOC u:o n his (Erl so
RII 5:ls 40 (Rr) s,p g. and $50 lkL) pn
Por DsnS IL q m 3:t3. 3D snJ
For stanford, I (Rr q 1l:o b:sVkLb t'S tshh
3.ts $50 (EL) as SO. $50. 7a ttI) a., T.,
For Grsen-ich and intermediate stsuoes J. y NV -" -' "
sod, Nal Tran issve IT. ses fos n7p %
Bosos via betA sprpgd n L NJ sal se -. ~ . ~ e
For Boston, n, AMI
For Bosoa sbor. Lse R:i3 sp n -.
For Hartford spaftsh a n, l2;bs, 40 n hausfs
Ger ~por. r. L. 1871, I connecting viii ss.ss ae''s'
e.r.g,n .t R,y. Afnyn o
Fer Cosnset River Railroad f7;S p n 10 ssass@'
B.. Hsrsrs PSs1sss. rsAln Railroad 0. r;uk
For sho 70 kefSA ssa Pr~'AasSesi Hi''
Pc, ss. HAYES E.rA.syses R.hs.A ~ So -
N,rs.motcs ssd llaasbsrrh
Par Hosssess Railroad, n and ~ 4. u-.
Yor Esaassek Railroad q - ssd t0 "o0eeV'
ses Daabary sad sorxalt Railroad L. u ID tsa NsfG
For Canaan Ralrssd q N. i2l3 ts ..d % g.
Connctsous slsepsns Carr sftaese ss.i sns ~
a. q .aa D a .Iaiss A JLHfs H0rr ssOsha,ss4ssI
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ On ssd snsr MONDAY MAJ a. ls,e s.e krpe. Lrsn "A
leave depot Of Tssay sItA 81 soa f's'S"'~'
1919 q q, RuissS kIrres
3:s hostel kaprs~A -, .. -.
s,,s CasSss % ssss sss-ses Me- re,t Asd 49,
", '"<p,s O pEJHoUr. esssnssssssA
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ERIF RAIL.WAY.-Trains leave Depots foot


II Of Chsmberss., and folt Of Twenty s; As foIo~s'
Through Express leave Chambersst at 10 eD
100 daily leave Twenty hr st. At l;6 ~ y . m
ans 6.f5 p t&lY her AMI Improved DIA-1ns Room
Coaches viii ths 100 usa through to BuaAo eoese
HoneUe with magnificent sleeping Coaches uhnng through "
Cleveland AMI Gallon Sleeping Coases 0l scomIa5y fs $50 n
an susqaehanns Buffalo the $3.50 an Ron NeS lrs 70
Buffalo nd the train from 20 Rochester BSaAo AID
Cincinnati An migrant leaves daily al 1:G
Jervis and WAY, I'll 80 and $50 tIstnV MIRA
81 I'll is n NJ. ami 4:lj p. M
and, SUNDAYS only a Twenty thin ST., d:l5 g. n.y.
For Grecour wsy, at $50 lTweair st 'e3 NJ
For Newburgh aud Way at a. $50 All 40 UsesV'
nirlst.. 7:45 a m. 3:l5 aud AIS p NJ 49,, go,
For sufeu and Way aud p. m CIEea h 81 80 an
s:45 nj Theaer III 30 tTSsnyhds s., IFS
For Paterson TSeut nls Depot atot ulS AL
Gas 1915 a. m Y -i:b. 4;J, 5:l5, and b;fo m
sAs from Twenty hi Depot Al y 70 All
HAS n t2:l5 t5i5 545 ami t6tS Prom thaerss
Depot 500 u y IS. 400, t5;l5, 500 AMI 1910 m
Monsey and Way from TEentYlrl Dep
845 NJ 1875 f3:l5 AIS 445 and 49, ant naturia
onIy liz midnight Chanberst Depot At 900 a m No.
t3:D 1880 SATURDAYS oay w - un at
Tickets Tor passage Apartments Drawing Room an weeping
Coaches the checkny and af OF as
gage NAV COmDanys Offices 2i 50 AM ~ Bf ssi
2S Grpenwif One hundred and 'h
AZ and Tbiriaye Harlem: 33 FULTON Boosyn pos Dot o
Cbamberss Twenth hrsi NeWi0rk No Etei,nre
pace Long Depot Jepey City AID Of the Aat' ths p
pal hotels So, ,r, d nan,
L. D. RUCKER June 18th, WV BARN
Sup~r
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WIN. r. BARR.
L ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
II SUNNI Err AR "a

go o. NJ North lslp and intermediate stations
All Trans branch Hampstead sunday tr,hs 70, h
Glen Valley Huntington, and Nohp0t sae
Point At m. and .. . ~ s Dan ", 80, 80
Tckets sold direct E Hampton for NJ anl ~ p m uaas
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Tr.hs leAve Thrteui 81 As follows;
m Chlesgo Express Drawing room eafs auseheL ~, ~
m m Special saraisga Express Trans Sin pssiT
and through Sarstoga ~hout hsng 10 hoa"
and
10 m Special Car Express for Cheago No ~
passengers In Drawing RON ,AS
Western Express Drawing room ears suaooe
m. Montreal Express, Drsxiag-roon cars attached 49,
n Pacific EIPrrss with Sleeping hVagh 70 ".fosa
Syracuse and Csnsndaigus. Daly . ,,,c..-
IA second BIpress WITH Sleeping aiAehe for Chrsfs
via 10th l. NJ Railroads for Louisville lndsaioh ,n4 tof
Basslo and Thi, ri rays at sunla'sD
II p u, Night Express Sleeping ears attAeheL
D. IN. Hudson tram
T.OOa N. and .. m, Poughiespne train.
and e:l5 p. PeesstD ksInA
TOO o n. Sing Sing uanA =, ..
T;lO sos and 10 W. o. lS > tiIS, oo s' ana h"
.. IA, ronkers trains
- e. Al. KESURICK Gel Passenger Aseol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

T. Q { A t K L L DOatS
Il THOMAS POWELL and NEW CHAMPION leave Pier IS North
River Franklin ats and SATURDAY at p NJ max
inc landings connecting Cstsk with stages for the Cas
hin Mountain House and all points West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

II ORIENT POINT AND SUPPOLK-The splendid siewheel
STEAMER EASTERN East River peek Slip,
TUFSDAYS THURSDAYS p. the above
places Returning will HaIbor the alternate fs
s. TUTHILL, No la6 SoGthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
NHITE MOUNTAINS. MOUNT MANS

WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. LAKE WILLoIGHBY
MONTREAL aud QUEBEC-PINBST SCENERY IN THE UNITED
STATES TIKI ROUTE VIA CONN RIVER VALLEY Is 70 MILES
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Leave n Y via N. H. r. l2l5 or p. On SATURDAYS
the seepngear through the Lake without stop
By New Haven from ekslp at IL and NEW
THROUGH TRAIN from ewiaen passengers reach the "IIe
Mountains, Lakes &c, pleasantly the Merit Afternoon
Maps and particulars Travellers Official Railway Guide and Bls
nevGu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

L'OR HUDSON, ATHENS, and intermediate
n,esThs clipper EEyERsINK leaves foot Of Warren
:, ever TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY ats O'clock