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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

THE CONGRESS HALL, LONG BRANCH, N j.. IS
open for the reception OF guests board nj rea-
sonable rates. JOS. H. COOPER, Proprietor.
Also the Metropolitan Hotel, Long Branch, r. H., will
be under the supervision and management OF JOS. II.
COOPER for the coming Rooms can be engaged
by applying to JOS. ii. COOPER Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

10 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEE =
Do Fifth avenue and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor Suit
third and large hall Room with Board separately
together references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Begins ath Saturday matinee ut I: so
carriages may be ordered at III.
THIS
AND TOMORROW
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES
of
FROU FROu.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 81
will be produced after most elaborate preparation n
and original drama, In Ave acts, entitled
WITHOUT A HEART
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

DC EAST TWENTY FIRST STREET.-TIIE COM
OO forts of q refined home. with Parlor and Bedroom
pm second floor; liberal table; Room Tor gentleman
references EXCHANGED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

Al WEST TwENTY-NINTH STREET.-HANDSOME.
IL ly furnished Rooms 10 let with first class table
rcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

list STREET, I4l, NEAR BROADWAY, ONE SHORT
I'll block from St Cloud Hotel delightful location for
Summer.-Handsomely furnished Rooms with with
put Board; large sized hall Rooms; hot and cold water
red iced uric q xchanued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

DC EAST TWENTIETH STREET.--A PARl.OR FLOOR
CO OF three rooms private bath. &c, with private
abe Second Floor, to gentlemen, without board ref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

" N Y, will open the reception guests June
one hour from Grand Central Depot, via New Haven
Railroad This house has been thoroughly renovated and
viii he kept as drst class family ote; fine bathing.
hotel address W. MEAGHER late OF Neptune House.
l.. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

THE LECTURE SEASON.
FAREWELL LECTURE. ...
Il GEORGE MACDONALD
HAMLET,
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
corner Twenty. third street and Fourth avenue.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT will preside; address BY
Rev. DIR. BELLOWS
THURSDAY EVENING, May ~, at O'Clock.
Tickets 81, reserved seats 81 80,
for sale at Schmers, 7Dl Broadway, at PutnamNs
corner 1wenty-third street and Fourth avenue.
DEv. RICHARD PARK WILL LECTURE BEF0ks
III the Christian Association at the chapel LOO Mcss
Twenty ninth street. this Monday) evening" as 9cl0cks
Admission tree, AL are cordially invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

~ WEST TENTH STREEr-HANDSOMELY FUR
Fl nished Rooms to rent with Board, suitable fol
gentlemen and wives, single gentlemen; house mod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

DANDOLPH'S NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TEIE
IL graphy ISg Eighth street. largest and most practical
in the United states vacations visit the school Ref
ercnces-oficers Western Onion Telegraph Company
aud students.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

~ kills. via Kingston: Ulster county. N. Y. For par
mcnars aaaress U rWp nount1m
Iva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

DAvrLIoN HOTEL GLEN COVE L. L.. OPENS JUNE
L l.-Accommodaions tor DO guests: good drives,
boating, bathing and fishing. O. Z. BRIGGS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
SUMMER RESORTS.

brighton HOUSE,
ID Perth AAmboy hours 'n r Sn New SU, york will
month; beautiful location; splendid sea bathing, good
fishing and boating Apply to s. C. BARR, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, an BowERY
i FIRST THE FLYING MAN, THE
APPEARANCE THE FLYING MAN, GREAT
OF THE FLYING MAN, HARDIE
Temperance of CHARLEY WHITE.
The Universal Favorite, CHARLEY WHITE
The Great Dutch Comedian, d. L. NORRIS.
More New Songs by BILLY PASTOR
New Drama, THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE
ST. GEORGE and GIBBONS in Songs and Dances.
FRANCOIS TROUPE OF MARIONETTES
THE CHINESE SHOEMAKERS.
ALL THE STARS IN A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Matnees Tuesday and Saturday. Ladies admitted free
Friday evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

90 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BRoADwAY.-FUR
10 nished Rooms, with without Board. to gentle
men and their wives; also for parties Of gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

% CLINTON PLACIs-EVERY MODERN C0NvE-
Do nience-Large and small Rooms to let, with Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

OGO WEST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET.-A HAND
LOA somely furnished suit OF Rooms second floor,
to couple with Board also Rooms for single gentle
men; gas, bath and all the modern improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

on WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR
~ Coleman House.-Rooms to let, on second and
third floors to families or party o. gentlemen, with
Board; also single Rooms. references required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

A MATINEE OF
MADELEIN MORELt
SATURDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK
- Seats may secured Tor any closing nights OF the
season Box sheet open daily from A. NJ till 7. NJ
L,lFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MIX. w. DAvIDGE,
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10,
when he will appear for the 2ath and last tme in tho
character OF DE WOLFF DEWITT, In
DIVORCED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

MUSICAL.
A ITALIANS MUSICAL ACADEMY IL UNION
III square. Instruction all branches OF music Fri
class lessons under Mr.. Hallams tuition super
vision. Open all summer
AN ORGANISE OF THE FIRST CLASS is OPEN TO
N engagement In this city or vicinity. Address
ORGANISM, care OF W. A. Pond, 5i7 Broadway.
A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
N General Office s63 Broadway near seventeenth st
normal branch, % Union square decker Brothers. bud-
ing) particulars apply To n. SCHROEDER director.
N B.-May number OF Musical Gazette l0c. per copy.
A -GIRARD COLLEGE OF MUSIC BROADWAY
IA. and Ninth sreet-Specia attention called to our
Violin Classesi liberal arrangements made with Good
Voices The celebrated Girard Pianos, SITS
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
10 spray Mazurka" J. n Pattison. ooc.; Celtic
s5e Lulu Wales" with picture Title c9nno!ly 7,c.
One Tonight ballad, by Pratt 30c Copies mailed.
WIN A. POND CO., Publishers, SAT Broadway and -
Union square.
(,LASs TEACHING AND PRIVATE TEACHING
~ FRO Ct con !" read "Amez Ia Musique :; given
away at j. JAY wArsONS Music Rooms, % Clinton
place. BY mail ioc.
MUsICIANS-$i,OW WORTH OF MUSIC FROM
Az Europe for one cent sheet from al COMPOSERS
Beethoven Sonatas Thalberg strauss and others 6O9
broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

THE EQUINOX HOUSE, MANCHESTER, VT.
i will open June 10.
Address. by mail or telegraph, +. H. ORvIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08

beev. that brewers amer having fully tested The quality
arrivals finally the opinion that goc
Americans ae best after all Pine Caiernsns At. oen ya ,
sol price Of best New iork though We 90 uo'
hear Of sn impoant s The prices which quote them
uakes them e Cheapest goods market taking into consideration
Ae suse ousr above other des rhons oier Good old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YoRE Feb 7-BEEvEs-Is difficult TO put the market as bad
ss rsy is IN addition he adverse influences ulel to ylsy
Oneun Yesterday aud The sellers Of numerous ear oss OF
tsv, Chicago dressed beef are showing on the market While a.,
e,e i' ,Gc poor ~ Nop6.r on Mn stock and there . tte
e Texans rrey decent flesh jI % 4jc ald small natives A.
ice The total receipts cattle for the wee. are ' AGAINST IA
tat Of the stock has been sold holders being determined to
e them % any price The arrivals to-day including those not Included
Seery were Ouehundrehs onl 70 81 CommunPaW
The oaehuirsdthsi shippers Wee. Sooq iS@ 10 cars
Some Of sales W. Thompson cars Missouri lOlo 200
n - M Ohio l5o 3D. at lO@llc cars Illinois, LOO To- at
Nst, Bur-harl sold cars Cherokee 1000 o. al Ole IS % 2
Mcliean l.l'O %. At Otc p d., a., T., 4, r,.
% H. at aye sass cSt. and lS5 Of Loco % al &C. to d'ess
$ Uery soI ~ little e. cat Kentucky cattle at loal2lcieV tops
Camunipas NJ Goldsmith was selling ordinary 81 III
nos steers Kenens At loc and cars for HIMSELF car ewt
Toa Sons Tor n thin Illinois 1000 n
Westheer run ont virginia the lOc,
Cone, MeP6erso sid their 81 Illinois steers 81 cwt at lOalc
snd Movers Co. t06 cWt at 100 l2ici head al BE-
Vpa CtrvRs-Prue calves have sold high le in The
sharp competition FOR them though lie fairly the TOP OF me market
Fli ogessed went readily at &c., being scarce Mutton eaters are
turned upon veal
ehtb-s and Coumuusw making 25l5 thus far this wees
.iust ID 10 same There is literally trade
pens fol- Of stock When butcher, can get plenty Of medium dressed
sheen at &C. q TO- thin SAFE and at &C., they not
IBeb inclined 10 buy live stock 30 % sheep.
j. Krby sO Ohio sheep ran %, at 5!a5le 50 Canaia' 9
Hume Elliott sold car 50 &C. and 227 Canaias 3J
Jei Buckingham sold q car 90 n Illinois at &C.; d. "a TO-
&c 5ii Of s8 10 az &C. snd IN Ohio, 81 b at e.
Communp.v completing 1901 to date this week against p 4
tms last week Total Western dressed for the week ending TO-DAY
n "a bores cut B packages Lard Tor the week which
great any former period This shows that though
Of extreme heavy ling 5sc 100
q. Gic pigs, Gle Western dressed at 81 a0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
RAMS LEAYR NRM.YnRK-

~ FORD hAlLkpAD-NeW-l0rk AMI New Haven DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEMBER q. l5T1
Passenger Station in NeNfok Grand Central Depot Entrance
Farty-seconf-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
t.e FIRST MORTGAGE alr
7PER CENq'GOLDBONDs

Capitalists Investors invited eImbe the merits OF the
Bonds issued by INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY and secured BY Rs, Mortgage its
Extension 9i7 miles On this wOr 100 miles from
Champaign 20 Havana the Illinois River completed
and trains will that section in the second
week January The remaining distance OF 81 miles 10 keokuk
on the Mississippi The branch p miles 70 Decatur graded
cpd partly will be finished in ample time for
the business 1873. character Of soil increasing produc'
lions AMI country tributary this part of the line assure
forit very large remuneraiive business ..
The Indianapolis Pkn 2o2l miles has been in operation
little and has established success It's earn
ngs have steadily increased, giving In 1879 an ih-
crease of 1895, 900 over 1871. Net receipts from
this part the line alone more than sufcient 10
respond punctunIy to interest on all Bonds made and
sued by the Company rarely that this can be said any ran
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire Of $50 has the support Of popuous exceedingly
rich and productive agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important and Cities and crosses immense DC
pts Of good coal which insure local business oil great
magnitude. Its Western and Northwestern connections 'no
sanay conol with prominent interesting roads val
furnish large through The appreciate the necessity oil
unusually sge equipment providing for II as RAPIDLY as possible
~ with new elevator sccoum oiatons construction expressly
for this rosd at Indianapolis will greatly increase its iAhes anu
enable it TO take large offered business which IL ms
been obliged 10 decline.
psr attention is asked TO the unusual strength Of these Bonds
which are liability Of the entire Coporiton owning line OF w
miles and are also completely by FIRST and only mog'Ee on
The extension OF the 3OS miles Completed aud
% grsdei.
with the certainty that Government interest will In short
time be largely reduced EOS will end advantageous to
realize present prices and Dye these Bonds which We
recommend possessing ample security for all investors As an invest
mcut they cannot fail to prove largely remuneratve
The Bonds are seven per gold each convertible Into
stock par option th holder and be registered With
charge Price, 90 and accrued interest 10 currency Coupons
January and July |. free Of tax
All negotiable securities received in exchange Of best market rates
Full particulars furnished application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Norm River Yesl1II RaIoadl
FYR Ashes pkgs Beeswar J9 bales Cotton 2'0
Copper 2J pkgs Dried Fruit 800 6os Egs; Z b6l Flour
bush Wheat 1874 bush Corn 1883 bush Oats, 60 bush
Ma, Boz bush Barley Seed 800 bbs Beans
bsg. Peas $40 bills Meal 32J bags Corn Meal m
he. Hops Hides 1854 sides Leather $50 bill
spn TGrrenine $50 bb OIL 52l bh Rosn 2O PIGS OIL Cake
a pkg Pork 5i pkg Cut Meats y pkg Grease,
81 tg Is Kegs lard 26J7 pkgs Butter 2N pkgs Cheese,
81 pigs Taos Dressed Hogs rs bags Peanuts 80 boxes
Starch 6l bce IN Lhds Tobacco 20 boxes &c. Tobacco,
5g4 bbls WHISKY 49, Sales Wool.
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fonooa advertisements
EASTWOOD & Go, (Limited),


srCmSsnm
BEtyFDRR RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
Steamboats, ano Railroads

| - 49, 49,
| PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave NesYok from foot Of DebTosses and Coandsts
EIprss, for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West South with Pull
Palace Cars attached $3.50 H. and $3.50 H. Sunday
PoT Baltimore Washington and the South M,
sipfe.. Phls $50 1880 las, $780, p. H. and
| For Phils. via Kensington, at q. m aud2p II.
sq $40 $50 so go s5 $50 S;lo e 7''0 $40
For Blssbetn g. G:9o T. 7:4S s:Io 3 TO- IT, ioam 70 H. Io
$40 10. il.o Y D. m sunday SEQ 8, and $40 p m
a E E9. s oo s9 $50 g. 60 s ?PSn ID s ss
night Sunday $50 and 900 IN. WV wv > 49, 49,
For woodbridge and Perth AnbOy and 10 H. $50 $40 400
For NJ H. La 4:lO $40 G. p H. and
For East alIlsere, M u noon, $40 and $40 N.
For P Pm9ssT ana al B. EIs'p and P a and
Accom- i6f BoTieatowp Burlington and Camden and $3.50 a. N
FOr Freehold, n, 2 and pm.
For Jsmesburg. Pemberon, Camden :. m, $40 ?.
Trains arrVe iolews From Pitsbggs $50 m Los m,
o and O Baltimore ana & Sl S fH % SUNDAY From
Philadelphia sal $50 lola loi ll54 24 3SI 6;4 a43p
Ticket o@se. s25 as a 90 sroavayi No House.
BattevP place D. NJ BOYD, j., Gen. Pass Agent.
DHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAILROAD
ONLY OBJECT ROUTE WITHOUT GHANGB or CARS, TO
hk G aoS and d of PENN Trains
$50 NJ Es EiPTs. daily except sandal Pullman Palace
Sns% lSSa4 s Lex Haven SIS Remove c M ao S
with Lake Shore r. X. for all points West.
p m, Ere Mail tdslYl with Pullman Palace Car from
Phadephia Ene sunbury, 625; Wilusmspor $40;
Haven Remove II lrVneon 5lO Cory, $40; Bre
Connects lryineon and Cory win Oil Creek Allie
gheny the Oil Region Enc with Lake r. R. for
All points West - ,.. - -
J. W. GORE. Gen. Pass. Agent
COUTH SIDE X. r. OF L. |.
PAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on AND AFTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1872 TRAINS
WILL LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND GRAND-ST. FERRIES AS
FOLLOWS:
$3.50 s. m.-Mal TO Patchogue, via stage 10 Fire Place
1000 q. m.-AeccommOdatOn 20 BABYLON
Loo m.-Aceommodation 70 Babylon until October l.
$3.50 D m-Erpress for Patchogue. Fire Place.
40 D. m-Accomm0iaton to PatchOgue
$3.50 y. m.-AccOmmedAion 10 Babylon.
6:lG .. m--AceommOdaton to Me X.
The 1000 $50 $50 ?.
Valley RockAwAy All with Hampstead
WALTER Holman, SupeuntehdenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD


BROAD GAUGE LINE water Gap. suoaishug SENATOR
Bnghaou syracuse WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
BaTclay-st foot thrstoDneri
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCING MONDAY, Nov. -, 49,
$40 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via boonton Brfnct.
directly HeWYOrk Sc1ton, Bnghamton Homer,
Cortland ald without change Of connecting al Dover "a
r. Waterloo with r. anf ~ Scranton with H.
and 3. r. r. for Kingston Wl,cslsrre. Piston. &C.
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Dnye VIII Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch az Waterloo WITH sx X X
AndOyer Newton, Washington with the D. l. aud W. H. X
Wster Gap Srousbug Scranton Great Bend BnglAon en-
Syracuse and al Ppsu with Leh and SusqIhanna ali Lehsh
Valley Il. IN points % those rosda
M. PHILLPSBURG EXPRESS stops ~ NeWark Madison,
stations connects at aeroo with SuSr
aosd Phh psbug with Bel Del H. K for Bede and Leigh
sn Sasuelanua r. r. and iehigh Valley X Tor bethlehem Alien
Chunk WllkcsJaTrs. Reading aud Hamburg
$50 D. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson an1
Boono through Scranton aud Bnghamn Ntot
change 81 stopping principal stations Connecting n Dover WIN
Chester r. K and al Waterloo with Susser X r.
r. sll Phlp5urg with Lehigh s1 sns
quehanna r., AMI Lshgh Valley r. r. for Bethlehem AlenIo"a
Reading Harrisburg, and the West al, ~, IN n
4U HACkE TST0WN EXPRESS connects wy 'he'ef H. H.
with sussex r r. for Audover Newton. snd FflnAIn
5.lJ o. m. DOVER EXPRESS. 80. a..
F9 NQREIsTQwE At It's s'lO. 100 lao NJ 49, So go
For SUMMIT At 7:l;, go lolo and 100 go ''1o
Por ORANGE aai SOUTH ORANGE 73o 9:l0. 9i0 l9:lo
and ll0A ilO. $3.50. 3j0 40 40 5JO b:J o''0 S'J WV
For NEWARK at 1915 1880 80 $50 $40 go 1910 1870
ll.01 M AMI 1900 NJ +ll0. 200 '&jl 10 go, $50 ~
3D $50 520 $50 600 .G $50 1900 800 lO:0 AM lIJ)
8. m Trans marked stop at E,st Newark 1900, 49,, . - ~
Leave New-Yos for BLOOMFIELD all MONrCLAlR at 7:D,
$50 lO:iO a. AID 200 $40 4:4O ~ 65g and V m
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAyEN, AND HART

SUNDAYS only. +tGosien SUNDAYS ONLY
no y. ABBOTT. General Passenger Ageat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
STEAMBOATS, dno Railroaos.

" Passenger snd Freight Depot HesYork foot Of Lby Con
SomerIe With SOah Branch Hampton junction VIII
the Delaware Lsosswanha and Wessn Railroad At Phlearg s
the Leg and SusIuebanns Division; and at EaoD win the Ieh
Valley Rsosd snf Connection oag direct line 10 Ptt<srgh
aR e West vboat change Of cars 10 Central ADi
kew- lortgfa
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Wnter Arrangement Of

ERIE RAILWAY.-Wintpr Arrangement of
A. Trains taking effect jan ~, U3 From Chamoesst Depot t
2Ji-at note below
10 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches 10 destination.
II m-Etp Mail Buffalo and Niag1n Pals Drawing Room
Susquehsnna ami Sleeping Coaches TO destination
m. (DalTlCucnuau AMI Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit ali
Chicago without change.
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jervs g. II and +Il:l5 2. M. $50 and = D n.
Goshen and Mddletowu, 49, 9, 1880 II aud +l:l5 NJ 3D.
warwick 8 Il and .ll:l5 a. m and 10 D. m.
Newburgh 1880. and ii A. $3.50 and 4:jJ p On.
suHern. 1880 g. $780, II and Ills $780, 5, g. i6O = AL
Rdydsood Hoh9Lg, AIeni and Ramsys i7:Jo, 1870 H.
Paterson s7.JO g. t8gO 10, H. fl1:l5 u noon 49,
800 4 5 5:l5 8 f6:3O =. 3 10 and Ell:3O p m.
Passaic. Gas $50 $780, TO- Il a II NO0n
las. $780, =. SIS g, $3.50. 9. 20 and Fll:3) p.
HlSle, Hckensack and Way els aud t5i5 g. 3 aEi
Spring Valley Way 8 SIS o:45 l. aad p
EaeewoOd s. rs and 800 m, 1850 BIS 4Is t45 $50 GO
and F1:fj p. ~. and ~ Mil
s.. 10 AID 'l5
D. m. and fl2 Mid.
Spisn,5 7:l5 and $3.50 lJ J:lj, AIS as $50 60
ant f1:i5 m, ani tl2 Md.
Peunont and Mack, 7j 20 and $3.50 l 33, AS 5O
6:30 and f7:f5 IA, aud tlI Md
NB-rran leaving Chsmbers-st half
Twentythirst IS earlier than above The ~
1850 and u Mid Trains start from ChamberssL only
quarter leave Twenty hrsi 30 minutes earlier
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing Sleeping
checking
Baggage NAY Companys ofes-2il $40
and Thru
Brooku at tie COmpnys Depot sud Of Agents at the pDcp
hotels
DAILY. SUNDAYS only. rtGOsien SUNDAYS only
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Passenger oau0l IN Nens Depot Entrance
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
a5s So So. 40 BI 5i5 (Eij p NJ 'aA' '.'' 'ni
e. N siS 49,. 80, S;3g so3 On and go I
For Fairfield, Southport aud westpOrb 7o3, $685. ;3l 5'5
For South S5rTaE 1903 Ok sos 1888 m laaa RL 800
(E5 go 4'9i lsI S'2y $50 800 lEE) and 9;i9 BY n
For stamford 1909 sO8 tE1 sos 1908 II58 m M Ir)
: o51 1 S!1 i Rh lis d 4o c and i 1 59
ping 81 Mount ge1 D a,maT2sses md se m ooa ,o I'm,
sn. Nal Tam leaves s Gan. 9 cens Depot E,
o + p m for BSeS s SRsp SssE Line SgP1s Se
q $40 o Boston via Shore Line stopping Mount Venoa
''--l,'-''- AZ ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston va sPrngaed SiS a m 58 and sos p m
Yor iaioii AID Spd1ssi sos ~ s:so 1908 aud ana
Pof COnhsce River RAILROAD NJ la:ao pm to Greenssi.
For Hsrt'or Providence aud F.6I Railroad Ia;l pm
a @ 70 ss Essy sd SoT s SoScn a' Boston
For Connecticut Valley Railroad, 500 m and sos p m
For Sev.HlTe0 MIiirto~a AMI wllnaatc Railroad Ar Lus
For Housatonie Railroad O8 a. IN. and 3:Bpm
For Naugaluch Railroad O3 H. 1908 n and i:3 m 70 Va
For Danbury and Eorvalk Railroad 7:o 8:O3 and sos u J
For shepsug Valley Railroad via D,nbury ana NorvsE RR 88
ro .Snga az aehe 70 a. All i sio .
and SUNDAY mail either line Drawing attached
Passenger. pocare tickets any pom. reached this r
the ooes The NevYora Transfer Co (Ood' Express. No 90
BroadgaY and NO. and eaYinE noA
called for checked from esA
ton JOHN 7. MOODY. SUIT n Y. q v II DIV
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-
~ TER ARRASGEaESr taking effect Dec ls72TrAn' leave
foot Of CortaDdi aud Desbrosses-sts follow;
For NexDsrham aud MaJwoO = sac 1850 $50. So
go aud 1880 p. m
For HleEensaeL Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park and wOreu
dyke, I. $40, 1880 J. $50, 4;3), $40. sl5)
For RgeGed PARK BogoA Rochelle, Daniee Lake. Markets. aai
For wyctos Po@pioa sOd Moa,cr Junction + $40 1870 m
39, 40 $50 IN.
For Cmpgaw oakland BOOmiDsdale and Yves, BOoansias
Pcr smiths NILS Charoteburgh stockholm snuf,owu osieai
burg. and QuArrTule $40 A. N $50 p. m.
Newfoundland franklin hamhargh, Deckeriown Unoavs.
West Town Johnson Slate Ill., Mdiletowu. and BoomagbGh ~
9lo a m. $3.50. ti:yO m.
Por Pine Bush wuboro FAsburgb Monticello Liberty FalS
aud Elenvle. $40 a $3.50 p m.
RBTURNING-Leaye Lbery Fas ct 6.5S a m la5 p. m:
Blenvie 7i2 23 MddetoNn. 9, 1855 Sfl 80
wes. Bloeuingise 20 ? 6O4 p ~ worsea sss'
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ARRIVING ~ NEW YORK At 6a5 8, $40 1899 a. lSy tl0
$40, 8.J5 D. IN. aai 1880 A. N
MONrCLAlR DNtSION.rrains leave NewYok foot Costnh
ani DesbroSsessts'
For Monar Pompou. AMI intermediate stations 40 m
Moncar ani intermediate stations 80 arrives y a n
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Now that Diarhoea is prevalent and
Cholera is threatened every family should
be provided with LEFEyRE's Diarrhoea
Compound Warranted to give relief in
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II LEFEvRE & SoE, Druggists, adjoining
Post Office.
Lecturc.-Dr. Henry, Professor Of
Psychology and Mcamerism, delivered q
Lecture in Paul's Hall Thursday evening,
explaining the claims and merits Of Mes
merism. The Doctor is a good talker and
Is evidently in earnest in discussing the
subjects connected with his profession.
After the Lecture he gave some interest
ing and amusing exhibitions Of mesmeric
influence, clearly showing the presence OF
some invisible but powerful agency.
He will continue these Lectures for sew
eral evenings, and all should attend, as the
Doctor has something good and instructive
to say which more or less concerns every
body. See his advertisement