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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 6.
CRANBERR1Es IN MARYLAND. "A correspor-

CRANBERR1Es IN MARYLAND. A correspou-
dent of the Wilmington paper at Salisbury,
writes that in August, 1869, a company was
formed by FIVE gentlemen OF that town, for the
cultivation of cranberries A bog was nurchas-
ed, which could be irrigated by water from the
river, bitches were cut crossing each other, AND
dividing the surface into patches OF about 10Y
square feet. The turf was then broken aod
turned, this was covered by six inches ct sand,
and then the vines were planted About two
ares were planted last season. Six acres more
have been prepared this season, making now
about eight acres. About eighty bushels OF
berries were gathered this season from the Wild
vines in the bog. One of the parties, whose
interest cost him 800 recently sold it for ST.
GOO. Some persons who are familiar with the
culture of cranberrics in New Jersey say that
they never saw finer patch than this one.
WHY not try the raising of cranherrles IN
marsby ground in this neighborhood
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BAN X Frs.


JOHN W. BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
DUKE s. HERBERT.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OFFICE-CORNER KING & WATER SITS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
UNcuRnENr n %oA AfR SELL
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on COM
mission.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on all accessible points
and RENTED for promptly.
u. S. Revenue Stamps and Corporation Tax
Certificates of Alexandria always on HAND and
for sale. nov Iii
wILMER D. CoEsE. MONTGOMERY D. coRsE
DANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER D. CoRsE s CO..,
Nos 81 g 2 4 ki2E i; VA.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
GovERNMRNT Bo Nfj and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mitsed. Int Rev Stamps for sale: sep
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT
WHEELER 8 WILSON'S.
GROVER s. BAKERS.
WILCOX 81 GIBBS.
HOWE'S and
AMERICAN Button Hole Com binat,n.
Machines of the above manufacture will be
rented by the week or month.
CHAS. W. GREEN,
oct 81 Is King street.
NEW YORK BUCK WHEAT in store and
~ for sale by VIM. F. BROOKES,
nov rs 179 King street.
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~. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS


tim FOR LIVEERooL AND QUEENS
Inmen Line OF N all Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THEsATURrAY STEAMER:
First Cabin payable in go!d-L'rerpool or
Queenstown, SlOO.
Storage, payable in cusrency-Liverpool or
Queenstown, $35.
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY sTEAmEH, VIA HAL
First Cabin, payable III gold-Lverpool or
Queenstown, 800; halifax, SO; St. Johns,
n. f., By branch steamer, $40.
Storage, payable in currency-Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50; halifax, SIS; st. Johns, n.
j., by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold to and from England, lrslan1
and the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the Com.
oanys offices.
EOUE, WEDDgRBUKN u CO,
aug lS-iy Agents, Alexs.. Va
$500 NEW EXPRESS LINE
ri TADEIPHlA, AND ALEXANDR1,.,
GEORGETOWN s. WASHINGTON.
Stesmers leave regularly from GEORG +
TQSN, foot Of Congress St. Every WE'D.
Sing st. EVERY THURSDAY
Freight received daily At lowos; rates
This lnu connects wish I'll tue Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads and TTansp9r-
:atior Companies and viii for w,.rL treiyh. ay
I'll tn. lines running oEt CT Phii.Gelr. 4. free
Of commission, sd gives THROUGH L "@hS
-AGENTS-
VI. ELDEIDGE g o.
No. 4 S. Whsrvos, AicxsHdris, va.
WILLIAM Z. CL TDi1 & CO.,
No IL South Wkarves, Philala.
HYDE 6 TYLER
je l-tf SO Water ST.. Geor getoTn.
..e.a MERCHANTY LINE NEW YORK
$3.50 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists of the following first class
outside steamers:
T. G kNlGHT.........Cs Capt. W. s. Jchnso':
JOHN GIBSON ............ Capt. w. Ii. Winters
YALEEl I'll ....... .......... Chp!. Peutll
Will leave N CIV 70. k EVERY SATURDAY
for this port, and returning will leave Alexsn-
dria EVERY THU kSDAY, at IL O. clock.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Agents, No. 2 Prince SITS.
Agents in New York:
GEO. B. MERRICk,
ap9-tf 155 South street. Pier No. 20.
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MARS. g. l.. SIMPSON,
lHl No. l25 King street,
Has just returned from the North with an ell
egant assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
all Of the newest sly les.
HATS in every new and desirable shape.
FEATHERS all kinds and colors; Velvets,
Sstins, Lsces and Ribbons.
NV assortment of FLOWERS cannot best
passed. Also, FRAMES Of every description,
together with an elegant collection Of READY
MADE BONNETS and TRIM MED HATS,
to which would call the attention OF the Ia
dies. for sll are marked TO suit the times. no II
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On1Ce DOufs ifOLi J y: pr H:
MANSION HOUSE.
N. E.-Uwing to cngagen enls elsewhere, Dr.
Bernbsrdt will be able 10 remain here but
short time only.
IEMPLOY NO PEDDLE2S.
sep 2l-d&tW
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DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE

STEAM EK RESS,
Capt. A. G. NICKLE.
Will resume her route on Tuesday, March
1st. leaving pier No. 10, Light street sT~ h
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES lssss aszta
DAY, st / p. M. for Alexandria, Washington
and GEORGETOWN, stopping at the following way
points on tho Potomac river: Piney Point,
stones Wharf Coburn, Chsptico Wharf Chap
81 Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Point, Mamie
mcy Stores and Pyes Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, at 4 q.
~, and King st. wharf, Alexandria, N a. N.
For further Information apply to
BRODERS & CO.,
feb % No. IL King street, Alexandria.
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II NOX'S EXPRESS checks Baggage iron.
IN Residences, Hotels, &c, to all points OF
the W. & C.k.k. Also 10 the Railroad Uepo. III
or any address ia this city, Wash
inston, or Georgetown. O!lice No. Eu7tD
Washington street }. B. RlDGM WAY.
aug9 Agent, alexandria, V"
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- L E A M ED OY STE RS.

:
TO ALL PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
We beg 10 inform you that we have reopened
our oyster house, 1T our old stand, No. IL north
ST. Assph street, where we keep constantly on
hand during tho present season y good supply of
FRESH OYSTERS.
Oysters served in all styles cheaper than any
place in the city. There will BIZ no oysters
huckstered by u, in his city, but will be fur
nished in any quantity when ordered.
All orders from the country promptly at-
tended TO.
There is also ladies' saloon attached to this
place, up stairs. Respectfully,
VIM. A. BAGLEY u CO.,
No II North st Assph st.,
sep 29-tf Alexandria, Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

Eeyrsink River two miles beyond 10 actively
At this latter point another tunnel feet In engh
Of which feet has been cut out Thence toward Lab
erty the grading is rapidly pushed.
Altogether In the various sections between Oswego ana
the Hudson River including the main line and Lranches
there are 2l0 miles Of track now laid.
On the Western Division beyond tho Delaware River
. branch frsm Guilford ~ New-Berlin In Chenango
County 22i miles long, has been In business operation
several months. branch from Norwich TO DE Ruyter,
toward Buffalo, Ia in operation; % miles OF road have
been baasted and the rails laid The branch from wal
graded and ready for the iron Since the 2h OF October
the road has been receiving from the Delaware and Hud
Canal Co.. Sidney Plains all its coal for transp0r
taton through the valley country north Westward The
estimated receipts from this coalfreightage item alone
$25O per month The general ocesof the Company
have been removed from Oneida to Oswego where sub
stanal brick buildings erected for that pur-
pose All the machine car and repair shops nave peeh
removed to the same place.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
REFRIGERATOR CARS.

An improved Refrigerator Car arrived in the
Hudson River Freight Depot Tuesday, with conslgI
ment of 80 cattle and sheep, which slaughtered
in Chicago the 24h ut under very unfavorable cir
transportation the weather being wet
and the temperature 7Oo and the beef was In conse-
quence not properly cooled. Notwithstanding these
facts when the opened the beef dry fresb
and In all respects in excellent condition The Refrger
aor Car has thus been subjected to severe test and
operation has proved satisfactory. The construction OF
the car is very simple At the top there s large air
tight till reservoir with capacity OF several tuns In
which large quantities Of ice placed the heated air
In the car escapes through hue through the
grating In the bottom Of the TILL and being cooled by
the ce returns TO the bottom OF the through openings
at the Sides technically known aprons BY this simple
contrvance the moist air is not brought into
tact with the cold air. and the contents OF the
kept perfectly dry The amount OF ice employed during
the last trip about tun. The will return to
Chicago in few days freighted with oysters.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD-PROGREs OF THE
WORK.

Throughout the various Eastern Division sec
tions OF the Midland Railroad which include operations
this side Middletown work is vigorously pushed Tor
ward and the prospect for grand opening celebration
NJ the entire route from 20 Oswego, on the ith
OF July next is excellent The EewJersey section be-
tween Paterson and Haekensack, will be commenced in
a few days. From Paterson to smihvlhe po
mies), all the bridges, cnvertf, etc, nave
been finished, the ties distributed, ana the
rails will he I'm running order within co days AT Paer
s"n there will be a temporary freight and passenger
transfer TO the Erie Railway. From smthvle To FRANK
lin Furnace "a miles further the masonry cuyerts,
brjdgcwork, etc. will be completed during the present
month From Franklin Furnace To the state line at
Juionyille the grading and masonry is nearly com
nleied the ties are distributed and the rails are rapidly
LAYING 80 that trains about the first OF January
The Inionyilc Road from the state line To Middle0wn,
distance Of l6 miles is now In regular operation From
completed, aud the rails are laying.
Ten miles beyond MiddctOwn II to be another tunnel
Of 800 feet of which $500 feet already cut ont The
EIenvile Branch road Il miles long, from the west end
of this tunnel IL In operation. On the main line,
from the west OF this tunnc the roadbc, ballast
ed and rails laid Ccncryille Ia Sullivan County 10
miles fartsr The Dallasline ana ih''nS"f rails l" INC
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE COURTS.

THE RIGHT o. sELF-DEFENsE-THE MAN-TRAP
HOMICIDE.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Recorder Hacke delivered important decision In the
case of Tweedle who shot, Oct. 25, by concealed
premises Of Mr. d. Agostino Agostino arrested for
devising the engine Of DEATH and held TO bail to
await the action OF the Grand jury The Recorder, In
the following opinion, reyerses the decision Of the
Coroner
This Court has imposed on Il duty Of supervising
the correctness incorrectness Of imprisonment MY
attention been invited to the detention OF the a
cIised under the bail bond filed in this Court and also
the papers OF the Coroners inquest BY the finding OF
the Corones jury the accused was censnred Tor having
name Of George Tweedle received his death wound,
while evidently engaged during the night time, In en-
deavorng to effect burgarious entrance into the shop
am unable after careful investigation OF the laws OF
State defining ofenses, TO find any statute which
makes the killing of Tweede under the circumstances
testified to- oense. The verdict OF the jury estab-
fishes the fact that Tweede, while forcbly and feloni
ousy opening the window OF the WORKSHOP oI the &C
cused to his death from gunshot wound In the
head discharged from trapgun within the premises.
That the accused would have been justified in killing
larry had the former surprised him in such attempt, no
one can doubt and at the best the deceased died from
the msdrection OF his own felOnious act.
IL has been said that the trap gun was dangerous In
charge of duty, might have been killed. The to
been the case the fireman policeman would
have been legitimate and in the honest discharge OF
Had the accused by his active agency killed innocent
engaged In laudabe oct for public good the result
might been mansaughter In the fourth degree but
each must be governed and determined by is cir
order the clerk to discharge the recog-
nizance taken from the accused by the Coroner and
file the papers The verdict OF the CorOners jury
should have been death from inadvertance while
gagged in the commission OF felony.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
A CASE OF PERJURY.

In the Court of Common Pleas, at Special Term,
yesterday, the case Of Edmund D. Shaw against John
Thes up motion for the arrest OF Thies The
facts OF the case are that last Saturday morning the
daughter of the plaintiff complained against Thies for
bastardy When the case came up for examination
Thes produced a witness named Henry Oppenshaw, No.
100 Alen-st who testified that he had criminal connec~
tion with the plaintiffs daughter. Conclusive testimony
being TO the contrary Justice scott before whom
an Examination was had locked up Oppenshaw In Essex
Market Jail perjury In hour after the doors were
closed on this witness he confessed TO the jaor Daily
him TO do SO by promising TO reward him, and help him
n he got into trouble. Judge Scott took Oppenshaws
oidayit against Ties for subOrnaOn Of perjury and
locked up Thes default OF 5000 bail for trial. Subse
0uently Thies procured bail, and the motion yesterday
was for an OF upon the supposon that he
intends to place himself beyond the Jurisdiction OF the
New-York Courts. Judge Robinson promised 10 grant
the order upOn amended affidayits
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

No. 2O4.-Roland and HOrnsby agt. The United
Staks-Appeal from the District Court Of California;
This is claim for nine leagues about 10000 acres OF
land in the County Of Santa Clara California under what
is known as the Sobrante grant OF May 1886 The claim
was rejected by the Land Commissioners under the act
Of 1881 not approved by the Departmental AS
sembly because the grantees were never In pQsse1i
because there was nothing to show that Surplus or
sobrante" existed after the saistdcton OF certain
other claims, and because the Usual inquiry In the
informe not made TIE District Court rejected
for substantially the same, and the case thence
tQ .nis Court where the Government insists that
TaSng all these defects in FORM the claim must be re-
,ected for total failure comply with the terms OF the
grant The claimants rely the validity OF the grant
and aege fuhllment OF its condtons, and elaborate
their views I'm a long argument NJ Blair ana b. A
Dick for claimants John A. Wells, special counsel for
the Government.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
CRIMINAL

Bail has been refused in the case OF James
McCabe an Election supervisor, now under arrest
charged with committing o highway robbery IN June,
1865.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday, Pollard Harrison, colored, was accused by
George H. Farley Of falsely registering his name at the
XXIIId District Registry OF the Eighth Ward represent
ing that he resided at No rs Grands. MI Farley, VINO
fe Cbaruan OF the Board OF Supervisors OF Election
in ~ District said that upon inquiry was found that
Harrison did not reside In the house ~ alleged Inc
prisoner was committed for examination
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
HOGAN committed Frank Miller for hAvns stoans h0s.e
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

THURSDAY Nov. 3. .
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool Per steamship
Abyps Cuns Dock City close the PostOce at II NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Dock Jersey
City All letters deposited In Supplementary
Mails must be prepaid with ioabIe pos,agel . j.
Mails o Nassau and The West Indes per steamship Co
mbia from Pier No. r. close Steamship sails 81
FRIDAY, Nov. T.
Pacific and Central Amer
lean Ports per steamship from Pier No. ~ n r, close at
the Post t0hee al l0:30 a Steamship sails al II NJ
SATURDAY Nov. S.
Ms for Europe via Queenstown LIVERPOOL steamship City Of
Wasdngosn Pier No. IS ~ r. close at the PoOce at NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid only made Pier No IS
~ r. and closes at l:30 Steamship sails at lAl letters
deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid with double postsge
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1870

and wagon belonging TO H. p. Ostman Of No. 10 EAss
Fifteenth-st.; Thomas Mcdonald OF NO. Il Muioorrys~'
a., Franz covie Of lb while passing along
Waterst threatening his victim with death ne maze
an outcry; Bridget Lsugh, for having dealt Mlcnaei
TAYLOR feIowtenant at No. 50 Muberryst, blow on
the head with an Az Peter Amaxion truck driver Ior
having driven over Daniel Rosenburg cripple ser''
ously injuring him.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
COURT CALENpARs-Tms DAT.

suPRBul CouRr-CHAmBnRs-CARporo "opens at m, Cal
endar called OF H.
81. Society for the Reformation of 53. Merchant ag Watson
Juvenile DeinqusuH sgt ll..walaee agt P'uhy
supRlnH CoURr-GESHRAL TERx-IyeRAHAH p. j. BARNARD,
and CARDoro, j. "opens al l0& a.
Remainder motions all the preferred and
the following enumerated motions
-. Robinson art PlDt 50. Patterson agt Baker.
IA. .Pessenden agt. swim. a.. Same sg- Same
70. bradley sgt MucA Life Ins e3. same sgt Roberta
Co. e6. Winter agL Baker
76. Parker Barrett. 81. Branch agt Roberta
n. Smith sgt. Spencer. so. Same sgt Same
Cochran aq, Dinsmore 80. Woodruff Valentine
-. Tanner Bmei Bank Co. 9..West sgt Cray.
90. Gordon sft Quigy 81. .Strang Quiglv.
81. .HeiStand agt Otis 2..Shesrs at solhinser
81. Winter sgt Rob rts
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
MAsQUERADERs IN TROUBLE.

Early yesterday morning, Oiiicer Common OF
the Fourth Precinct arrested Henry Melville, Emil ROs
kill and James MCGUIRE, as they were passing through
Printing House-souare The two first named at
tired In women's clothing, and Mcclure wore stage
sailor costume They claimed 10 be returning from
masnuerade ball in Brooklyn. They followed by a
crowd OF men boys who were ieering the and oc-
casonaly pulling the clothing OF Melville and R0skin
Later i'm fhe day the prisoners taken before Judge
Hogan at the Tombs. MCGUIRE discharged, and the
others were committed to await an examination. Mel
willie is dancer in minstrel troupe and Rosk Is EN-
ployed in q barbershOp in the Seventh Ward.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
A NEW billiard CHAMPION.

The French Champion player, Albert Gar
ner has lately arrived in this city from France. He is
but q years old, and ls not q match player, but is
said to be very perfect IN the French In
made in January last he scored 2 points in the
French game. On the 2sth ult, he played game
at the Metropolitan Hotel rooms with amateur and
scored 900 points in 35 minutes, in q four-ba carom
game push and "crotchet" barred. On Monday he
scored I22 against Cyrie Dion 49, at the three-ball
game. He to give exhibition for the benen Of
the French Sai AIRY Fund.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
sURROGATE's COURT-QUEENs COUNTY
Refore Justice James w. COyert-Business

Before Justice James W. .COVcrC-DUsIIebs UI
October. Wills admitted TO probate, October, 1870
Hiram Morris, Smith Burt, william L. johnson, Edward
Ray Micajah Raynor John Percy Henry Byrnes James
Hewlett Sarah Pratt Frances william, Geo. ii. Parsha,
Edward l.. Hearne, Phneas Wellun.
Letters of administration issued October 1870: Rachel
Ellison Elijah Mitchell Martha A. Lincoln, Henry
Willie Hewitt Smith, Israel Horsned, Amos Smith,
Phebc Hendrickson. The will anneIed-Charles Red
teld Uendrick A. Hendrickson. Letters Of guardian
shIp,Edgar H. Mott, Jennie Mott, Charles Edwin Lott
Eranklin Lott, OlINeT Lott,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court-Chdmbers.-By Judge Car
dozo-sansome agt. Observation-Disclosures must have
notice OF the application. Bryan agt Fielding ct al
Motion granted and receiver appointed Durfee OF al
agt Conking-Motion granted. Robert ct al agt Hof-
acknowledgement granted.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
yesterday appointed Edward Patterson, Wm EdelseD,
and Agernon Sullivan Committee to examine appli-
cants for admission the Bar. and James Thompson,
Carlisle Norwood jr, and James X. Hill Committee on
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun hses.. 63 Sun SETS asa Moon SETS 1853
Sandy Hook. 1855 Cows Island 4:33 Hell Gate 629
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
Captains and Of ys arriving this requested
deliver packages addressed the Associated Pres only TO
exhibiting the written authority Of j. w. Smonton Gerea
Agent News packages for the Journal Times TRIBUNE
Wod Sun EreJs Eening Post Commsra Aderttser St1ds
Zung and Ne Yorker Donokra. should also be delivered only 70
the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL-

~ srvyiRR iRRANGHnEyr
p...ps.. Station sSs9 . I've A
f0oF'AISs fsArSs Egssf ieGss e SfwT5sk iESS'ia' "
For H.v Haven and Bridgeport a. (EL), :36 2:l5 BL),
fSf a i 's s i p F.ilse & Southport .aa wpo na
For R Sors.l S1 III s' EI n sIs Hr sWr) ''', 40
NE y, S;9 5.G.S S q slf is5 s. R S:s 4so $50
For stamford, J. gEI) I:3e aTi Rhs Eil 3''' ''h)
For Greenwich i.te stations il:3o m i' s
'S sSna,y M,i i.n leaves YewYOri s7p f'
Boston via both SP'sGsNs GsssCrSa lG ~ sHffs TRhSs Ss
For For Boston Vi. Vi, sP1gfj s,S s. .IS
rOr HsIort and sfnsse w. ia:Is 40. to Hartford
For Newport L. l,s tEI connecting with steamer ssoss
Sif.1s T Esy 'ff Ry.i .o .iS g. H. s H. to Montreal.
For Line Raiway ss m to Nr"eh and P~enes H'''
70 ft ssssyen sa Scri arptOu Railroad 300 L. "
rcr Mor.sic1ie Rslosa an! aPI, w.,.,,.,,.
Sas.s. "a 5o, Sa,. Rs % % S and rs rs gs r. g
Se, Ei%sd l::lS 40 an s;: .,oos
CCanoog. Sleeping Car, S;sa- to & p M M ,r' s . TO ~.
@ ,a s' p M trsiss H JAMES IL HoYr superintendent.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
~ : a,5 whSs gh PaI Trh, Vi. Cam
s,a ~ M and f BALTIMORE nj w!SRSaroSr e, rs M
iotrm sH IA AND D. soUTawEsT, Sa s: $40 SHE,
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s @ and c.iE ,s ShSa s sss ssa r; %
II.
Louisville ST. Loeis without change lAs. ~ tas
' Ty,pe. Ie.e ~ W. JACKSON, Gener,l SUP riH;enisnt
NEWARK AND NEW-fORk kAli-hOAD.-
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK, foe, OF lhsryt NoFn ia'ef.
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LhA' Ne" In 4. 40 :3a $500. l0:t1, IL
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| NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
-, .an.r az and fourhavs ~ olows:
w. 1890 4 m, Rutland Express
3;9 o. NJ, Montreal krpreA - . -,
Ns-torf NJ Ahana
W Seep's ' l. c. DUCKHoUT, SUI enntealssi
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND
| FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ceumspnr MONDAY October H. ls'o from keoss, snl Grand
ferries
s.ls a m Mail for Patehegs.
10 a NJ Accommodation for Bsbylos.
39O m Express for Pslehosae, stage 70 Bslsot ami Pre-
1,ou H. kup Accommodation Saturdays through P.esoga
s;sl D m., Baby Ion Aocommoiatou-
s:o d M Msrrick Accommodation
sO 10 and 3JJ sai t0 trars al vsly
s,ream for Roehsvay.
II. $50 I'd ssd a;5o and vsisy
{. W. DOUGLAS s--.-.s.-s..a'