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A Lost Chord.

Lost Chord.
Seated one day at the organ,
was weary and i'll at ease;
Ny fingers wandering idly
Over the solemn keys.
Knowing not what I was playing,
Nor the things was dreaming then,
I sounded chord OF music
That thrilled like great amenl
Filling tho crimson twilight
With the soul Of an angels psalm,
1t lay on my fevered spirit
The touch OF holy calm.
Quieting pain and sorrow,
Like love o'ercoming strife,
It seemed q harmonious echo
From our discordant life.
Sinking re.plsxing meanings
In perfect hush of peace,
And trembling away into silence,
As il it were 10th to ceuse.
Seeking, but seeking vainly,
For that one lost chord divine,
Which came from the soul of the organ
And entered into mine
Trusting that deaths dim angel
Mey awaks that chord again.
/ know that the hosts of Heaven
Shall return me the grand amen!
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Sen

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Music sent ~ mail post ra;G. IN receipt Of
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Express. wLtm or,!vr. 10 AZ, Ialt o. tho
state, marked {. -. y. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organs II, aid c!..ap. ior cash.
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l. 2, and Sheet Posters. Hand-bi'ls,
Programmes, Circulars. Bills of Fare,
Pamphlets. Briefs Dodgers. Flyers.
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags. Cards Of all kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN a. SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment.
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A YOUNG STUDENTS EssAY.-The fol-
loving article, written in the Wise
Fools Soliloquy, and read in tho
Louisville. Ky, hale High School en-
hibition, exhibits great fund of logic:
NOTHING.-As had nothing to write
about, I thought I would write about
nothing.
At first glance it seems almost i'm
possible to say something about no,
thing. Nothing means not anything.
God made the world and nil that is IN
it out of nothing.
What is dearer to person than
home? Nothing. What is dearer to
school-boy, after O'Clock, than din
ner? Nothing. What is denrcr 10 the
girl OF the period than hustle? No
thing. What does any ono love better
than life? Nothing.
Thus we might ask thousands of
questions. and to every one We would
receive the answer--nothing.
Therefore VIC soc that many persons
IKE nothing" better thnn anything
believe I have said oil l know about
nothing, and therefore I will suy no.
tf'ng more. Yours respectfully. ;
MEMO"
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
COZ u N HlA, sc.
+150,000
$500

OFFICERS.
JOHN Il. PALMER, PRECEDENT
\. 6. BNENIHER. Cashier.
q. II. u. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
fEIulS BANK now occupies it's m magnificent
4 ihrtc-story and Mansard Koof building,
on the corner Plain ana Richardson strcete,
j. general Eankipg business transacted. Ger.
titicates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
of debt discounted. and money loaned on col.
atcra!s: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Draiio on all The prominent citce
intho United states bought and sold.
DGErcTons--Jas i. liiack John y. Palmer,
f. ". McAias!cr, Il. l.. Sem, (of Il. D. &cnn &
Son, G. ". BcsIdcn, (of Copeland & I;enr.
DEM X. j.: Bryan, ". q. Swanicld, tof II. &
W. G. Swaflicld,l ". Il. &tanleyJ G. Scegers;
samuel McGowan, Abbcvilc; Jamt II. llion,
Winnsboro. Feb
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WEEKLY srAH.

INc lthr .......... .....................S7 20
M Nom hS. ..................... 3 SO
II.rNn 0lIiit IIA.
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FORCE OF ExAMrLE.-At ono of the
churches of the city, several converts
were recently baptised by immersion.
Among those present was little boy,
always noted for mischievousness, but
on him the ceremony appeared to
create deep impression-at all events,
he was neticed to be remarkably
thoughtful for time afterward. Early
yesterday afternoon, the result of his
cogltations WAS made manifest. Els
mother, hearing loud dispute in the
cellar OF their house, stepped out doors
to see what the trouble was. In the
yard Hhe found three or four little boys,
playmates Of her son, dancing about in
the sunshine as though they felt chilly,
and yet closely Watching something be.
meath the house. Approaching the eel
lar door she saw sight that astoniehed
her. During the winter water had ao-
cumalsted in the cellar, by seepage, to
the depth OF about foot, and standing
in the centre of this she found her
.cccS ac.,.fni .ifm12li1 viii. ercnller
boy, who was clothed in q wet gun
- ssek. The situation explained itaelf,
but the boys filled in the details readi.
~ on asoertaining that they had been
detected. Young hopeful had proposed
to his associates, who were all his
juniors, to ''play baptising." and his
auggestion was hailed with delight.
The gunny sack was transformed into
robe, and young hopeful officiating,
three Of the party were successfully
baptized. The fourth, however, when
his turn came, al the baptizer, after
repeating the church formula, and add
ing csutionary, 'hold your nose
down you gol" was about to lower him,
changed his mind and refused to down.
This inspbordination caused struggle,
during which both boys tumbled into
the water. and their wranglipg over it
created the disturbance which had at.
tracted attent;on.-Sa Union.
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rBreakfast. thinner. tSupper. FT
socth hcCnd T-ains connect ct Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked to all prin-
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup't. =
A. PORE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THE WILMIMGTON STAR.
ESTABLISHED ONLY SIN YEARS

Ii AS the largest circulation Of any Daily
i Il Newspaper in the State. and circula.
tlon i'll Wilmington Dtaily tWicc as largo as
that Of an, ether paper All the news Of the
day will he iorLh IA II, ccrd,i.rd wl.nn un-
important, II !p'rii, witl N ;r.II NJ"
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PRICE: REDUCED.
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the CAROLINA FANMER, and is one ct tho
chcapcst papers III Tho country, at tho fol-
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Choice Provisions.

Choice Provisions
A low vrccs fer cash
~ GCC0 pounds BACON &IDI.S.
2tGO pounds n'w %n&;r-c~rcd Hans,
10 barrels L,a:i.all
EN!.nX's Gotht ticgsc
10 boxes icurg .>I,cticG and Pine apple
10 CHI sig choice new crcp Teas,
100 bair,.- Family Flour
- barrels Arpl.", Onions NJ 4 Potatoes.
pocI HOPE < GYIE9.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

EOR HARLEM, landing mt ELEVENIH-S J. 4,
IL ASTORIA EIGHTY RfH-sr., OSHHlsDhkD-Asp'
HIsTH-sT and OsE-HUA DREDA eonnses
BoAis leave Fee.
half hour $50 n. until except IL m iS''o %
D..
R-see land sasau bsau lssvs ever
AalfL Laur frsr = 7;lS 9
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
"a AaaEs vi. s9ye New YORK HGnsy. %sns.. sd En-
Returning Aban Tuesdays Thursdays Ana sstadays at $50
se. . Rs &Esr P9S c9ssRAHI .ns SEWstRdh PotGH
Tp tickets West Point Cornwall and Sewbugh returning tie fol-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
@ New G S s ThE cSlae ssne1. Ta %
South Bra1a R. at HAMPTON Janeon with Del Lack and we,
Letish VALLEY Railroad. Direct line HARRISBURG Pittsburgh
also '''s rMTfR lls State
GnTIs SaS r Ts sh,gs a. ss, Ss' Sl Allentown,
Msush % chunf, lamagua wlLsst.rre, Scranton, &c
7:0o n-wsy Train Rs.n B.1Ge. Ssaes chunt wilkes
1 a 'Ss Junction ~S Ds La ssd
nSoEsSs EXPRESS. daily Except sundays) for Ea,ton
Allentown Hifrburg SUD The West Connects a. Somer1e for
Scranton ke through Dane wisuppOr &c
iS9S nEsrhH.s for ' PcnHs'es E..on Bath Allentown
M.ueh Chunk naha1oy City HalstOn WGsOA Scranton Read
$0 @-W T,.a for s,son Ga1;,uSoa % aaa Bsyde'
400 nwsy TiP t:F F.,en "A APtsTp & and March chu..
I:30 D. m.-wsy Train for soservls flemingtOn-
5PP5p aewa1 s5,lF Fn5 S5 SSnsEs for FIsips:s
csSi w Tcr.ad hsa 1.'s A.
hs:SStn ssDa Ino,SS m@$.S II Train. for somsrye
sfgP s:fs %-@s3 sE%T5aSsFs. Ts "a. ssH:;,,i. R:,,pS
yeI EliIaosih BIS, O. S15, $40 $50 $40.
AIS $50 A;+5 5:l5 $50, 5;l5 g. 6lO $50 T. 1880.
n. p General Passenger Asent
ENOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The popu-
lar steamboat NRLLr WHITE leaves daily Of Maie,st
245 Thrtytkird at o'clock m Returning, Eorvsk
so Of Dknbur, aud Sewsven trains Reduced
Fare 80 cents Excursion tickets. 81 90
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
~ soNOAY July 49, 1874 the following will be the ONLY Az
ToRzsD OFFICES HewYOrt CITY .od vicinity for the sale Of
and Second Class Tickets the following hnes
ERWY0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER X r.,
4l3 Grand Central Depot 1hiretbst DEPOT Harlem De
pet Express Oees No Park place Ienh. and
Broadway sad BroadSGy ~ T. Asd 333 WASH
rgienst, BrsotlyB. 49,. ,v
BrosdwaT 500 Brocwsy 957 Broadway lO Gresnwieh De
poi fsot DEPOT foot Tvebytbd Depot Jerey CITY,
COurt st. Brooklrn, and "a Hudson St. Hoboken.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
526 Broadway 944 Broadway. BseTyplaot
Depot foot Cortandtst Depot jersey City
4 Court-st, BroofVn. and 1l6 Hudson Hobokrn.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
SIS Brosdwsy House 62G Boadshy 944 Broadway
Depot Depot Jersey
City Cout-st, Brooklvn and Ito Hudson HoboEen
II. kENDRItK, Geb1 Pass. Agt n Y. q. and H. H. IL.
JOHN H. ABBOTT. Genl Pass Agt Ere Railway.
ID n BOYD j.. CeHl Psss Agt Penn. n. T.
L n COLK Gsai 1ieEss Az D. sas o. u v
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
NINRrRENrH AsSRMRLY DIsTRICT.

NINETEENTH ASSEMBLE DlslhiCi'
l-Par SIDE Kingsbridge road, cor. OF l11th-st
IVES, zoe Tenth ave % house south Of 159ih-st
east side Tenth-ave 4th house north Of 5r u
A-F,s si0e broadway, bet l29th and l3Oth-sts
6Esst sjde Boulevard bet l26th and l27th-sts-
6-W-st SIDE Boulevard bet. II In and II Zth-sS
7-West side Broadway, bet S9th and Ioutnsu'
s-West side Broadway. between eth and 9Sth-sta
a -yortb sioe West S4tb-sI and Broadway.
Lowest sice Boulevard, bet osh and o5th,s&
1T-Fast side Tentb-ave. bet. est 65th and 66thstA
l2-East side Snih-sYe., BET 01st inl o-d-slS-
1888 Eighth ave-
l4--S33 Tentn-aye.
81 Eigutl-aye
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

TTUE uses of money so different III prlnciple
rom tie Of 0ny limited au'ni.ty Eaaea b I pat pTf
Sc. THE TRIBUNE PAMPHLET containing interview Win o|
Boasmv Price. copy and ~ % per vL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROA D;EdHE D.; vdIIE

DEM NSYLVANIA II Al LhO D;-d LIE mE
l. GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoU ..
Tram. leave Newyork from foot Of Desoosses anu
Kpress Harrssarg Pittsburgh, West and South sA Pu
Palace Csu attached. $3.50 and o;3o m sun'A Ah
For winsmspor, Haven (via Ph Ere pT con
meeting at pnsdelphia $3.50 IN Ter WihAnsporI LoeA
Corr Ene cung at CORY Tor l'ase' retro
FOR B. umore washington and South Limited Washington Er
yress 0l Pai PaTlor Cars cailI, except ounla,
rye iB ,shingon 10 D. Regular at S'soh m Ana
xIsr.ss for Phl.dsphi,. $40 $3.50 1890. 4:l0 q
$50 g. and IL nghh Sunday D. l. e'1o' anu y M ~
TAat ana ,.na S so Tr.n,ou a, 1920
70, Seyark AZ $50 1870. 740. 10 IL an II m l. -
2s0 3IO 3i0 4IO $50 s. $50. 5;iO b;lO 630 Z Ii3O'
$40 10 ll:3O and ~ night SunaAs ~ q ana
F@ kiIsteh B $3.50 7:2U. 7:ip y 3 ~ N Il "a: M n
o5O 3;iO a4O .lO 43O 400 5:2O 5:40, q $40 $3.50 Z:
30 s:l5. ~ ll3o aud IL nEhI SUNDAY o'-o a"
F- R.bvav & $40 TOO g. 10 IL m. l. q 230. $40
3iI i;O 4:3O 45O 5,2O $40 D. b; 10 $3.50 s;lO 10
NJ AMI ~ night Sunday. 3; 20 aHi o. a - IN
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and south Amooy ~" ~
Po New Brups~eE 2O ami IL N. q a1o 4;so o2o.
clio sud 7 D. n ,ud IL pght sunoAI D. 70.
For East, Mistone, ~ noon. 3lO snd foo n
forL Fsmingt0n tJO sna D. M
Phihnsbuy, and B.lyi $3.50 IN, = and D. N
Fer Bordentows. Burlington. and Camden. q ~ as' ' %
1870. 2. 1. i:lJ, and 0. N, ,.,onr
Yer trtshoe ~ O. d 80 m and 2pmL
L.. iha~n psrasr,op Csndea Perth Amboy 2;3o p M
For II ghi,osn Penberto5, bU0 m xo .,a a so ~ and
Trans folovs-Fi IN Piinaryn o., ' ws.b,n
In .pS s.itTcye sSO m AIS and lO;2I N sunday o. ~
~ spa 1927 n M Pca phiisdsloha olO 81 600 IoIi?
Il:55 2l5 4l3. tlS, eiSo: u, Sss 1877 '1A--
Ticket Ohees 52B 94i Bresdway No Aso noa RS,.
Desbro.se, and SsslorE No Oou.n TSs =,
once. No 3 Bsterr-p place d NJ boiD'Jh' oe@ ''As -s
lsrueT4
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

g UILMAN's New Patent Side Suspendlng
y. THOsRRs ct perfectly position; they sred nns up.he
leg bug ng and cutting the shoulders ne ,
s n erpand aud support They more an
onSsr, TIE suspeaer, applied Trousers Price "
.gd 81 per p.ir opinions Patterns and usira1n sen
nos free 20 Al. parts world ULLMAN "a Regents Lenaon
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
~ fSunfays only.
~ JSO. N. ABBO RI. General Passenger Ag'

E'OR R0NDOUT aud KINGSTON, landln :
iCousts COmw. HeSbugh Marlborough Milton hsh.Ss. .
tSeu Paz Bsopus-The THOMAS CORNELL esir'
arisoDs Pier a. n A. .yey TUESDAY, THURSDAY Aaa SAL
URDAY at n
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
Gteamboaia an6 Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. sos,
IL SUMNER ARRASGsxEvr Of Trains taxing eject Sept u o'
Day Express Drawing room Cosns'
10 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 10 de v, CLEANING
l045 nBIpress Mail for BueAis and Niagara raA ''p
7pm1GDsi,) Paisc Express to the West Sleeping coaeh
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati d. Loa' 0s''' ANU
Chicago without change
Port Jery., $780, 1880. o. "9:l5 and lo45 n" 4'''
MSdeOwn. 80 1880, .9l5 lO:45a 345' 4i3o
eonnecr With new YOrt osSegO Midland Railroad
Roudout and Kingston. 9 a. N. and $3.50 AN ,.z
Goshen &C. 1880 1880. o, '9:lo ana lO:45 M 3;'o ''
Warwes, 80. iO:45 a. m AID 4:3o ,,o
s3S aP 80 1856 III and 10 0i5 i'U n
3;45 g. g. 1880 z and Fli:30 D. N. - q. = IN
1880 .9.l5 IO:45 l:45 3;45, 1880 T. and iA''o
nv y noon Us g. Si5 S:45 $50 l45. 5, 5:lj. e:l'
1880 Gas. -. s:l5. 1890 and II 80 D. n 49, ~,
Se~.s e. $50 H. 1893 q s,,S,.y sSq IU 5S.s % oay
Cf...ri BIS % and IO45s a. 1880. 3I5 4'l5 e;io'
7l5 and II as snd ~ SATURDAY nsh,, o1 .o, 10 II
Ruiheui Park and Passaie GAP 7;30 s;5O o ,a5
al:45. 3. 3:45, 5l5, g. 1880 645, SID lO''o anu
hiia.Ye and HAersnsaet 445 sI5 is'45 m l. g.
g. and . .. m. and ~ SATURDAY nights oulT. ,o ,,,
Rngewood AMI spakhilL 5l5 20 and 1915 n; 1850 o
Pernont and S,et . so. s:l5, 4:i' 5'i'
7;l5 i7A5 p n and y SATURDAY 1 ..sht o1y Al5
g. D. m. and IL saturday gLt only ,..x.
EoTH-Trans leaving Chtmbesst even or hall hours
besi on quarter 25at thri, minutes saIsr son
leaves 23i st. at ll;Op m eonneeuns nia u.ln e,.nf ta,
ct al sam. hour The ~ midnight 4;4a and aiIo u '
elet. for passage apartments Drawing Room In ssep
Baggage NAV be e At CompanTs Offices -il o2y and W.
BrosdsAy Coust Booklvn -HJ At the Conpaeys psp D.
trains from the West aTTi's IN Se"ioh al 'so H.
'h' 900 M, tsuud.7, only
' Jyo. N. ABB0 ~ General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
CToNlNGTON LINE for NEWPORT and

er.. 49,. 80. .,,,se,at steamer RHODE ISLAND Taestsys,
Thur.asTs ssa s.urdsys and the elegant steamer
TON Mosday wsnessys and Fuaays ron rsf 90 sorsa
at of Jv At m arriving Boston ahead OF all ohef hnes
neke principal cmces an sscass
Al IN. orao., OF We.eo Co. sod a. SID brosdvS
Il A DIX yKAU Freight l. W flLklss oeal rs~ A<en@
o. = nA1Clk&. tuu4nnA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

w PORT, K L-CarJing the L. s. Mall .
Passengers for this line take SO3 snd cypress sns
from Grad Depot ATnvng 4;l0 and s;20 Also on
Sundays 9;IQ p Sleeping arriving Newport {" .
IXEQpQgR WA2gSA. Ssss1ssanssnh
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious Cheapest Sanes IN me Wofd
injurious nsrealsnI Own.
672lS2 BOTTLES SOLD IN oNB MONTH AUGUST, 1o'zI
sale aapreceder ted in the history Of Sauces Z,
Sold by Groce Drugts Omen bottles AZ o. ts anu q
Manufacturers: GOODALl, BACKn0USe g. Co..
Leeds. England.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14

VDHILADELFHIA, Via LO.NO DIt<1-NNIA HAfS
III The NEW. JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from NewYork 10 Phiatelphs only ~ 20
Commencing THURSDAY sept TO- 1874 Leave ss"fok rof
s45 m-Ror Phladsph Long Branch Toms River vnssnt
IaO n-Por Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River Waretswr
snd Taeksrton. a. n. a.rrpn, "
for Waetown. he - . .xunwv o.-, w...-..
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
n. B. HAsBROUCK.
Chief Of the Bureau OF Elections.

Porlcy DEPARTMENT TBB CITY OF NEw-foRE,
500 MULBERRY STREET. BUREAU OF ELKCTloNs
NRwloRK Sept 29. iSl4
Of OF o15 Of
SO the POse herebv degnaes ana apoA'S ns
pce OF registry polling and for each o. ihe heeoh p
IT, AZ the cir sud NewYOTk Tor the Election neIi enia
Ing tol.ows 20 Wit
~ 'r'si Ns D. HAsBROCCK
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
atenmpc ars ano Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonlc
- and y.ug,tues Railroad. Pare 81. steamer BRDGbPoh
leaves CAinanne slip at ll:30 N. and Bridgeport At ~ p m
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, Landing at
Cozreuss Cornwall Nevbugh. harieoroGgh Melton
e West PsTk E,opu, W. BALDWIN leaves harrsosI
Pier .ve Montsv Wednesday and FRIDAY at4 COCA p m
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

Gteamboats ana Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EyCRPTED) AT pm
From Pier 20 North River, foot Of MurraYst,
THB wORLD-RENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Can't A. O. SIMMONS. Capt B. NJ SIMMONS
The direct Taunton Mddleooro, Plymouth, New
Bedford M.rthss vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
v.I .sa all as:p s 5 ssd IL: Prov
Bro.d-. scrreT Tsspg and onehqn iIe4 and
st. groSsJn or Office the Pier and all principal Hotels
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
- o. G. S B. Company.
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE for Al
~ BASY and 5 80 & ss1 81 With 0fI q -
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS 6D % Shs1% Of all boats
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c Fare,
~ 81 25 Steamers leave Prcs-,lp Tor Nswiayen II
p. Daily Sundays eIceotedl connecting with the raroad
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLRoADAfs 49, 1874, through trains will
psve Grand Central Depot - - .
s ssd 81 sss %.s, fr' wit" d''i'''n '.
m Chcaso Express with dr,usr'0n cars to a0ca'
80 io:iS 1. .iD @, Northern and we,,ern
4:5v H. Mon.re. Erp. With sleeDascar' from Sewfoh to
500 Erpre Dahl, with eepinscas for waser'0"n and
500 Pacific Dali, With spaso.,' for R0eSs.tes
Bua, Niagara Fas' also for Chicago via 'oh L. Anu "' -
R.SsS- 1'so n Express Hs,pngcs,, Troy ,ua Albany
Way "s1' q" pei I'''' LING i'''A C H. kENURICK.
General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD R. Rssw YoaK AND NEwHAvSN DIVISION lon,
Autumn sonnsnel0g s, a 10 'aH''
y.,s,vsI fn1,s, .,. LssTs I'D sseS sos Er, eo5
t,esn fSoo a A. sr ZOO r. Acc Esl $GS 60
22O Accn ASS 5l6 Local EI $40 Ell and $40 tEII
For South Xorr,k 7:lo SOB 9:o5 1900 100 lsL
DD ABS D.: m.
e 500 so5 iqi0 "a. @ 29o so n oD i6 S srS as 2S
Boston Express sprngfea sos aud ~ n snS d 10
1,ns % NJ, ssGs e n ma stopping sha STANFORD Soras .aG sos
1000 LOO 800 slo and s:lo. o gT.IY.T G so. Tss ss
Po'lsnc md syO,cot II. e, S and
and seSsnp.on o. SOS and pm E1
."s.ss Ss lsn s.THS.i S:i oiS' n Soanss q
s0' M NJ '1s %s od..ioss sSnSfs i Basssoc The n
n .aS the sos NJ ZOO 64op with Nercsl,.n
s"assy Boston Ma, Trains 200 Springfield s:lo
Dmsnsroom D.r Express and Sleeping Cars Night Rr
'rss. be purchased Ticket once Company Grand Cen
tn. DEPOT once, q Tsa., s,1 c. st4 B,S.a.a G a.. ..i
cheek baggage rom residence 70 destination
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Train. i..r. Harlem 1sr station a, s. ana s.l5 100
SS StU ss WI. SSs. sSs 81 aon s.nS. s, Fulton
For further JOHN acoDS says r.
DUILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
i The NEW. .JRRsBY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from NewYork 10 Philatephis only ~ 20
Commencing THURSDAY sept TO- 1874 Leave Nsvfork rn
s:45 m-Por Phiadsiph Long Branch Tons River vnssnd
I4o n-Por PHILADELPHIA Long Branch. Toms River wIsswn
400 D m.-POr Long Branch Toms River As On SATURDAYS
lot VS. syBDES General Mansssr
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT LEC.IJin, As ~ y Mail ,,,r-., train,
from Grana Depot ATnvng 4;10 and s;2o Also on
ssndys 9;IQ seeping ear erpre" arHnx At Newport
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