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3. =. Town,
Contractor = Du1l1oR.
AND AL6O.
LUMBER DEALER.

Parties wishing Plans. Estimates or CoA-
tracA for the erection of any kind Of Build.
inge shouid call on =. u. Town. Practical
C0Atr1ctof 4 Builder
A complete stock of
Lonoc9 Of nh klnAs, DOOFS, S01h
Bs1nAA, Lab, Shlns1es, &C.,
kept constantly ON hand, or ordered upon
Bh0n notice
shop ARd ONCE on sixth street. near Cedar
just west of ID. X. Dearborn residences 81
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The Congressional contest Of this
District thu. fall is regarded by all ss
a highly Important one TO the Eepuh.
lican party. And it il for this r-4-
son that We surrender 50 much space
to the remarks Of different papers
upon the situation. The District,
once lost. will be much harder 10 re-
claim than to triumphantly carry be-
iare that loss has occurred. The
thinking and earnest Republicans. it
seems 10 u.. must and win heed the
signs Of the times and be party to
nothing that is likely to weaken tins
cause or make the desired success
x1F more uncertain than necessary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

Estate Of Hubbard Skinner, deceased,
The State Of Iowa. Cedar County, -:
To whom II may concern:
You are hereby notified that the nnal re.
port Of A. w. Hillyer, Admin istrAtor OF said
estate will be on nle In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Cedar county
on or before August 10TH and that the Au-
gust term Of the Circuit Court 81 said coun-
ty, commencing on the fourth Monday. oath
day OF August, 1874, has been set - the day
Tor nnai hearing In said case, at which time
all persons interested may appear and show
cause why said Administrator should not
be discharged.
7w3l VIII. yAsyEss. Clerk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

Mr.. +. l.. Emo, Of Cedar Rapids ,pu,
up at Swift's Hotel, Waterloo, Mon
day night. He dreamed a man was
going to shoe, him and jumped from
the third story window. He escaped
with no broken bones, although he
weighs two hundred pounds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

Papers have from time time mo-
ted the developments in the phila-
ieiphia child stealing case. 4 four
yrsrs old boy was stolen in daylight
nv gang Of william. .ho oommnni,
cate through letter. AID advertise.
Ineits threats to annihiia,e the child
unless ransotn of 10000 1T once
forthcoming The father 1t last az
count, had raised The money and ne
go,iaiinis were pending in which the
parent. aided by the whole police
force Of the city strives vainly to en-
trap the rsscais ytiie the transfer
should be made. Now the Mayor Of
the et. offers their own pile, e20. 900.
for the capture Of tbs zbdIctors
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

Recent developments have pretty
we'll established the fact that there
are incendiaries in Chicago, and the
police authorities are ferre,ing out
the rascals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30
FLOOD.

The storm which burst upon Pitts
burgh and Allegheny City, last Sun
day evening, WAS no less strange than
terrible. The water fell in torrents.
Observers say il was rs il the clouds
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

against Of Cedar Co
Robert X Zeitler, Defend't. Aug. Term, ls7l.
To Robert X. Zeitler, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there 10 on
ME In the office Of the Clerk Of the C1rcuit
Court. In and for the county OF Cedar, In the
state Of lowe. petition OF Alice q. zs1sleS.
Plaintiff, claiming Of You Q divorce from the
bonds of matTimony
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto ~ or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court,
10 be begun and held IT Upton, In said
county, on the oath day Of August. 1874. q.
Iault viii Be entered against you, and judo.
ment rendered In accordance with the proy.
er Of said petition.
4wD PIATT CARR Att,va fov pls0
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CONGRESSIONAL
How Cotton 10 quoted outside the
Second District-Is it then KingP
UnintsP0sted OPT MON worthy
Attention.

4 good man not to remominate is
the official who begs it as a personal
favor, or insists that he should be re-
nominated to vindicate him because
there is strong prejudice in the party
against him. Especially beware Of
the Congressman who goes begging
for votes up and down the streets Of
cities or over the farms of the coun-
try. Ii he deserves reelection he will
get it without pleading the pity act
if his record in Congress has been
such that the people could not under
stand it by reading i, day by day, he
need not expect to explain it and
make it satisfactory by chasing his
constituents down one by one and
it to them. A man who
cant get back into Congress without
using his derrick himself is the man
for the party to avoid.-Ecanscille
Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

We very much fear that our Iowa
Cotton is too light material out of
which to manufacture Congressman.
lie has written letter to the Dav-
export Gazette, which paper is OPP
posing his denomination, reminding
its editor that he COTTON last year
secured some official advertising for
the Gazstte, and he says: 81 did not
expect to be requited quite 50 soon
in the way of disparsging, false edi-
torials." Score one for Cotton and
call him in. He is poor padding to
stuff into the clothes Of a Congress
man. Iowa can find better men Of
which to make Republican Congress-
men, and if she cant, she had better
quit the business. Cotton is like a great
many other gentlemen, who imagine
tha. if they extend the slightest ia.
yor to man that they ever after
have . claim on him. Cotton 10 too
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-30

The Muscatine Journal thinks the
contest for the Anti-Monop nomina-
fiOn to Congress will be between
Murphy and Cloud.
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Avoid Quacks & Imposters.
Ne Charse for Advice and Cess.I,..i...

On. J. y. DroTT, graduate Of Jefferson Medical
College, PhiiAdeiphia, author Of several valuable
works, be consulted All diseases Of the e Z
uai Or Urinary Organs (Which he has made IN e.
cecfai study either In male or female no ruattas
from what cause originating or of how long etSnd.
Tag. practice Of thirty years enables him q
treat diseases with success. Cures guaranteed
Charges reasonable Those ~ distance can tor
ward letter describing symptoms and encIosI a
stamp 70 prepay postage.
send for the GUIDE 70 HEALTH Price 10 centa
J. b. DYOrT, ~ D.,
Yhyscian and ousgeoa
iySNeurW io4 Duane street, New YORK
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Sod in New York, On Tuesday,
l@. Government bonds active and
steady.
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To the above named Defendants
@ Ale In the olloo q ne CIerk a ~
g ssa cccr = n 9a and e. sae cesss
smith, plaintil sillklsS sAasks & T. =:
s9lsts oEner oftAe lulisvtag deeesfbe1 nj
- ~. . sssrsasa = 0sass GO, iowa. ss-yiE
quarter - sscsioa 1Ais10-el1 Q0,ir ~
ssehsy 60 north q raels tANA Wv1S>S
.N6G A part of ~ Ao.sA-s.se e,,r,a, -
TIE 19gtS-vest saassss q aid sscs,es sSissS.
Al 60 = same townahiD aad FAAGo-00fo
particularly deecsthsA q uae3ss 80 AcSn6
e Tire ssyeFs! tsscse . aalioxA tey1lT
q aid seldom tairty.stx sSsS II so~ssSsS
sashss o CO. ,s RAM, !. ssr:s @ ssst q The Sc
~ est IS A-iO Perch6s, thence south az
east 70 sS-loD perches, tAenee south ~ 60 b
, sS.i0 perches thence east $50 Perc1o.
ming. containing 10 acres and "A perches nooFa
or less; and, also, commencing " 5 10 pesches
west Ofthe northeast corner Of the south
tion thirty six l36) In township eighty o.
north Of range three % west OF the Sh n NJ
thence south ss2 east Is 40.l00 peFehes, theScS
I7o east s. ~ 100 perches, thence west - iSsi@
perches. thence north 1872 west - perchea. 10
the place of beginning. containing { acres
east Of the north west corner ~ the sorsS.
east quarter Of the north west quarter - -
ton thirty-aix t35D In township eighty fGO
thence south u perches. thence east 10 nssSS.
rs, thence north IL perches, thence Visit 10
Perches TO the place Of beginning, containing
d Of OF one apre-containfng in ali S. acres
and l5 perches ofland with all appurtenan-
ces thereon, being known as the Weavor
Mill property, and praying that his title n
and 70 said property be established, confrm.
ed and quieted In him against the adverye
claims OF each and all Of said defendants.
Now unless you appear TO said petition and
ond day of the next term Of said Court 10 l.
begun and held at Upton in said county ON
the 24th day Of August, A. p. 1874, . DEFAULT
VIII De entered against you and judgment
with tie prayer Of said petition.
WOLF. LANDT YATES.
I'VE Attys for Plaintiff
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WATERS C0NCERIO ORGANS

SIS 2 500 as "a, at nome. Terms free.
GEO. STINsos & Co. Portland Ne
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In Circuit Court Of the state
OF Iowa, within and for
Cedar County

~ SnC0it S&p0tk inc EL0(
OF Iowa, within and Il
Cedar County.
George W. Smith. Plaintiff.
against
Elxey Carl, Waxhingtan Carl, Ma.
~ Ann Tfxier, Louisa Walton.
Margaret Richardson. sarah Jane
SAger, Margaret A. Anderson.
Mary F. Anderson, Moses Wise.
sophia Wise. sarah Hartman.
Isaac Wise, Emanuel Wise. Geo
Wise. John A. Wise, Melinda e.
Dawson. Owen Wise, Hannah
Mise, samuel H. Wise, James A.
Wise, John II. Littler, Archibald Auxust
g. Attler, sophia A. Wolf, Mar. Term
garet Wolf, John T. Littier, Jos. 1874.
r Litter, sarah JAAe Gariouxh.
Nathan c. Litter, David L. Iit.
tier. George Littler. Nathan Lit
tier. Josiah w. Litter, Nancy
Wilson, Rachel r. FusKtOn. CrnW.
ford Smith. Elizabeth Weaver.
Benjamin Weaver, Emanuel
Weaver. Jacob WSAver, Henry
Weaver, Angeltne Kalters. Na-
ri Hill, CAthartne Willer, 0eorxe
y. Wulss. CAaseO II. Willer.
IheGNmAAOfa
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Kes11ey's Ext. Buehu

Permanently enres all affections Of the Bladder
kidneys, and Dropsicsi swellings existing in Men
Womsn ana Children, no matter what the age,
Ask tor kearneys. Take no other
Price Ose Dollar Per Bette, Or SIX Bottles
for Five 1lOaln
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
STOSINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
VHE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AN
i CENTRAL RAILROAD
SHORT ROrTR TO BABiLON AND HIRE ISLAND.

SHORT ROUTE TO BABiLON ASD PiRE ISLAND. y
Train. leave Hunters Point al ESQ 80 s;oo an
ls5 8 6pm The S3b m. and 4S5 D. m are 'nH hig, -,
Trains daily fushing College Point ~.
S,.y ana all Time 1abs Ferry boAs
York tot of River 80 minutes and foot OF
fouft,t River 10 minutes previous 70 the o.
sold baggage eh.SAcd
and hiry .lourt ohee.. sauday trains .ye hsltrs
Esivon and ell stations al VIo
POI Ffu,hhr toIsts Point, Whons, Asa al rhfnea ~
All 10 a m 2:3O 2:S0 o. fer oTs., N2, ~ az
,tAtiont 10; 80 and 100 Tie si.o
n. md 4:g0 and s:36 tuins from huhsr' Fo'S' 'AA
Bal! sp lvI fIs lsAse . .,ux ....,....4.,A
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
furniture.
Drcposals
SALE AND REMOVAL OF PENlTENTIARY

GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENirENTIARY
- OF ykGiNfA-Th, uai"r,iZgei, aglolcI snffs 70
the rarp. by NJ 40 u'g a;Egsd APr 50,
S-4 sealed popess 10 tc opened g. ~ -lncs 10 %
lr4i !! AtHaSE AND
REMOVAL OF THE PEfflkNIiAkl or Nlh'lNlA
The following provisions tie sei 10 NLeA i proposals
uus conform;
Commissioning sh advert - 70 proposals tc' the pn
chase OF the ad he - To- ol and he
inmates 10 pol; that I've miles if br toposis E
OF the City cf Rchwcn sa4 proposals - sup'e Ter e suitable
buildings the ard en2fwt u " We prs0n
that
tenay the they pc.ent tie state Pnl
tus; PROVIDED farther that sna De- apiei sh
involves State al above e proceeds OF 10
the land aud DR usei T ni oOnn,cs VAN TIE Pear
Proposals the removal be nlorse ibs ,nVslcre'
Proposals aoyius Penatarv slud be
panied with and nnde Of the groen and p1s ifs a.!
be furRshe m - ose pssept
occupied 1roIo shall BE- accepted approved 81 ~ s
rat3ci by the Leaure lis on
Proposals shoad be addressed " s snufgard Al kt rotd
JAMES l. kkNPER,
Il NtrHENsl
MARSHALL HANGER
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

OK. A
ayng Fp5n for Harlem River station, al b, $40 aI
Il45 m a,d 3:l5 4 42j and 6p ~ ,.,. an, ..,o,.
TaTicnlIrs posters
JOHN I MOODY Supt ~ T. Hylaon, Aew
DEM NSYLVANIA RA ILR OAD D;-IIIIE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoI ..
Trains Nes.York from foot u Debrossss aud "
EIpes Tor IIarisborg, Piburgh West and South With Pn
20, Transport Lock Haven Re via Pha Bre K
80 D. WnAn,po Lock Haven. s:SU e. L. eolheHf
FOR uno Washington the South Limited Washington 81
prs OF Isor Cars daily, except SUNDAY Al "u 10
rye in Washington 4l0 Regular at o4Oh H. ana " Ill.,
suFI- EIy,,s or 10 Philadelphia $40 1890 4lo
s 20 o D. m II night Sunday 8, $780, aud n Ell
f'5ut Areonlo 1n oda,Su ioT Trenton at am ana Pm
o. 10 40 10 $50 8. $40 $40 g. 6l0 G;S0 l'5o
siO 10 il3O and IL night Sunday o:ZV ana ~ D. Ra
SIV 10 l3O D. IL night Sunday 30 ana ~ w.
70, Rshwav g. $50 T. g. 10 m, IL m. 2 $50 5lo o'4o
10 40 so 5:2O $40 e, 6:lO G:3O s'lO ~ m 'na
ror Woodbridge Perth AmbOy and South Amooy aea ~
- Nv nr ami m. IL 2. 3lo 4:3O d;21
g. a. and 7 % m aud II night SUNDAY D. ~
tor at Mi,tone ~ 3: 10 ana 4:3O D. n
roI I,,InbertyIle and Pennington .t3O A. M ana ID
- pbIlnsbnrp and BelyidcTe $3.50 and p m ,nyo
81 Erdptown Burlington Camden aud G5O H. I-'oV'
2 &. o. sud D. m.
W., f,rp pgd,Is and sausu. IN. and z D. M M "a
kor p,mber,on and Camden via boat IRON Fer NO. %
" .rve as fow,:-PI,m Pit,bueh $50 and 80 M aDo
935 D. daily ESQ daily, .ieep M9hes r' Sro, =: 20
m snd IO.27 D. NJ PhiadelDhia. .: TO- ozV, ooo
IL55 a. m 2:l6- 4l5 5:l5. 600 s:ti lo' p IN Su"'''
5lO $50 ESQ 100 o2o and ~ 70, uase and foot Of
DeSbosSss And Nsw-lork No CouI ~
snd No.. ia ll6 and lls hudson st. Hc@sen' % ,srnt
OGce, Battery place. d. BO1D')A Heh 'AS''As'i "e
EZ.N
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
Gituations Uanteo-- malfs
Cooks
COOK-An English Protestant man as COOK
Cooks.
CQOk-A colnIcd man as frst-class Mott ant

~ either a resurau hotel bolrins house IN olV or
country can furnish nndogb for csp,t' honesty ad
.obret wages moderate Iuqu NJ at oDELLS AGshCf lo3
W,st 34thyt
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

~ 10 ho,' bO'riinRhone under
nds thoroughly, and furnish excellent refer
mderle cty ooutty Apply ht ODLbLs AInSCl iVo
West 34th.st cornex BosdwaY. IIquIre for o..
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
DFGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-The steam

DEGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-Ih steam
III boat New thAncion stesd leaves Pier 80 1901 o .
n every Mopa weinesiay aud Friday at "a ardpr Harder
Ce,k Landing and intermediate point. steamer hhuI,
onts-i days D. the Csetin IRE ,.ariI
xRh Cluchips for Cairo, Dorhan, Wndhan %
other tickets sad at greatf re1acel M
CARATOG A-Direct rOnte via Citizens Line
sesnleats Pier - Sortb River at m " Dg -
SuDd.v TUESDAY. nd ThursaV and 81 hcoday weneas ] % 20
dsV yIeu,on IcAels Nes-York saaogA aud return ~
d.y on 81 tickets 10 Round Lafe and rt,nrn % ~
STOSINGTON LINE for NEWPOkI anu
- BOSTON. ., y.p
S,,.,. DOMINATION M.nday Wednestsy and Prdsyi MAX
RAGANsETT Tuesday THURSDAY, and Saturday. from f DO ~
tn. mssnGcent steamer RHODE ISLAND iah respt sanoa!,
and Pier, Twenty hf n, nA
crr Al m arriving the evening Excursion
htht1 70 e&Sp,hs & Gu .' ps Aseat d. s BABCOCK. Pre-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
NEW-YORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEW YORK AND NEW.HAvEN DIVISION.
sunni r Arrangement MAJ 49, 1874 Penge, stau0n
M Grani Central bepOt entrance on Fortyseeond
TRAINS SRv.I1KK - - = -
Trains Nessyen at 7:lO (Accnl. sOo lEI suo
fAccnD tEr) 1900 Accnl. 900 tEI 5uU ttL)
22O Aeen 4:3S aHd 5l5 Loea EL) 10 LI ana s;Io L)
49,. 5l5 $40 G35. S:lO glO m For Slnol
7IO sos 900 1910 1900 Loo 22O ano o:I' \EIh
3:55 4:3s .l5, 5:l5 5,4O 6:35 1920 $40, $40 D. m
For Poit Chester ll:40 p. m o- 90 -, ON
Express Springfield AZ o.uS
T. m via Sfore ami 10 TIE 500 M lOV Sii2
ard $40 D. stopping al Siamion NoNss anu
and 800 s:lO and $40 N at brosepoL ne
with tranS 90 Shor Lane DIVISION o
Providence the Connecticut Valley at Sayt ook e eVo IN nh
m connect Division for Norwich and NeWLAyeh
and Northampton RR HeN.yen ard the 500 m ana pm hi
ues for Neyqo m. ard IL tfsins eo' ec' S1
r. Springfield AMI o. for MOhe lhe
! connects with Naueaiuek X n anu " ~
m r. T. st rIlsepor; Tie s:U1 g. m
ard g 1855 with Dalburv ard NowaH ~ south NornA
40 the :Uj H. lOU and $40 with NeSIaHaAn H. IL
al Stanford =, o.iO
II. via Providence. - - , g, - -. -. N;.,, ?.
press 1r.;ns. NIL, an. %, c..,..x ., c,,,t Zen.
t,. INIT or AT osees " y Transfer Co, 9i4 BroaNa Ani
y. and No tour;t bIOoLlyp sIo WI" -s'
cheek bag,age v rlsiienoe " destination
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
mARILM RIVER BRANCH.


Trains leave Harlem River Station att s. and 9:l5 M l:2
3.55 a: 20. 8 l5, ani G45 m. - ~
Receiving passengers from steamboats, Of MoHsns Sembo
eayrg Fu6n slip for Harlem River stauOn al D. q $50 a.
Il:45 z. m a,d 3.l5. 4. 4:2j and q p 10. ,-,....
For ofrartnllrs see posters al uo ana
JOHN / MOODY Surt y. Y. DIVISION NeS Sloik
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
ENRlE HALLWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. ,s7.
IL SUMNER ARRxGExRvr Of Trains taking effect Aag o. Io'
From ChaberSst Depot Tgt BtTthiulst see note
CHICAGO Day Express Draslg room No~'"
to Sleeping Destination ~, .t,,i,o
1915 n-EIpress Mail for BuhAo sBd Niagara fa oPs
$3.50 p m-Yrht for the West Sleeping Coaeh aeneu. @
m.-fDaiyE Paiic Express to the west Step Is ~, ma
O Bnh6 Niagara Falls Cincinnati St Lois' U"o' ~
E1ps rSias arrive 7;io 2iO 100 and
lQ;5?
PGf! Git'' Jcs sc 1890 1000 and lo5 80 so
O. jO 80 ana - MdJeown 1880. te;3OL tIo'oV ~
7S0 1OiJ $50 trains connect Eth Ne"l l9fs = @ i
Osyeso Midland Railroad Roniout aud kingston m and 2V
p m Goshen '6 1880 1880. O. 1000 ana 10: 70 n
5i5 4:5o 5SO togo and ! P3 Pan "aTre. War I 'iSp M $50
ard iS0 D. m sasefn 6i5 1880 $50 'lo:5O and lOl9
m li5, 3;45, 3, $3.50 g. $3.50 and = p m aud Is mn
100 1880 1890 lO:45 l45 345. .. $3.50 O. ioSY
and m ~ midnight Paterson 20, C:45; ~, ~
1910 1850 lO45, ll3Oa m ~ noon 'li5 3iiI o'ao
43O AS s. 5:l5 $3.50, 6 G:j. 1880 SO 3 ~ t 1a'
II aud ~ midnight NsvsIk 70 q $50, ~ ~ ~
and 1890 m; 3l5 4i5, $3.50, Glib an $3.50 m '1a Cd ~
Si5 rs 5i5 Tl5 and " 40 and II SATURDAY neh' d
ony Ruherfuri Park and Paac 6i5 7tO tS:3D ~ looo
IL noon; +l:45 g. SAB 43O 5l5. o. 1880 6i5 80 @
sl5 and Is 45 nj g. O. and m, and y Satuay Ir5 o
Engewood AMI Sparkhi 5:l5. - and 1919 ~; 5V
3: g. 4l6 4i5 645 7l5 sad 7+5 M ana ~ SATURDAY h. ~
7l5 t7i5 and ~ Saturday uehts only Spnn9 Nae
445 S:l5 tS45 -. and lO;l5 A. 4:i5 o. D. % ana
EoTE-rans leaving half hour leave
earlier than above tune trans leaving nan
hour. leave 23dt thirty minutes eaher pol
The 445 and 5;l5 trains start IRON
ChaUher,st.
r apartments in Drawing Room Snd sleep
be obtained ard orders Tor he csns s
Baggage he f. the CompanYs o1es I'll 5V a4l VS'
Broadway Conrtst. Broofn snf At the Company ppo'
D"'' mo n AIBOTf General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
gteamboaia ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY LINE SIEAMr
"A BOATS. G. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW s.te ,ootb . Of
ye Pier 80 n. X. at $3.50 AMI Iw.nty "A
Enc Perry At S:45 landing 81 YOEkbas IAhhi,i
NYACK ib1 fcryhoat), POUGBKBBfSlB RlilNBBESh IT,
KILL and UtpsOT connecting points West and North Ip
uekeu TO WEST POINT CORNWALL ane hkWpt
same dsy a. Specisl and from SARATOGA 70 "a
80 20: rip a. 4O Round Lake ~ s5i oun 'rl
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point. New
N buh Pouehkeepse, Rondout and Kingston an1lnK a.
Conwal Nev.Iiamburg and Miloa.-The MARY POWELL ''
yesry-.t, Pier 80 afternoon at o2
Tickets In packages at reduced rates
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPlP,Qloo %
~ sITION INE-Fe 50 cents. ik 81 90 with berth - y %
rih siste-rcom JAMES g. SCHUYLER, SpTngst fier MoNp
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. IN. returning from A1i9 "
IN Dav excursion SUNDAY Teni7-,llrlIs pg
henbagh
kecpse SOC; ALBANY. 81 ruunt trp 81 % -----.-
RIDGFPORT and all points on llousat@0nic one
i md Fare 81. steamer
leaves New-YorS 1870 10. and Bridgeport az II p M
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Gtcamboais ano Railroads.


" SARATOGA LAKE CHAPLAIN LAKE GEORGE, TIE
ADRONDACKS MONTREAL, and all POINTS North ana West Lo"
are nrd REDUCTION 10 all po.nts The elegant steamboats,
SUNNYSIDR and pow ELL
fo Lcroys CoaueCtug moT.ilg " y Central ke
and TROY and Boston an connecting IaoAi
lNRNEIIl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

~ % years. outdoor gardener and cll green
hon-e, nbeis as and drive horses % re
oste, &C.; best Recommendations Call at CAk'EA tEIs los
Nest lltasL, U.A-ayr
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

~ Passenger teDots in HeNYork Jersey City from ioo ~
Coulsndt and DeshrossesstS. 49, ---
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK AS FOLLOWS:
$40 mOsgego EIDress for OswegO Oneida Cuca Rome s7r
Norwich Sidney, Delhi Walton. Mddeosn and Intermediate
without change Of c4r through 10 OsWcgo
sac m-wson WAY, for Walton, Delaware County NeSYork
iuier:ne edste without change OF cars.
ll:40 m.-WOrterdyke Accommodation.
$3.50 p m.-Boomnglale Wav. 90,
4;3O m-tlsI COUNTY Express, through TO ElVe sLou'
cha &c OF c4rf
5 80 D. N -Boomngisle Local.
600 y NV Oreudyke Local
Al Albany Division th'onch 70 lappa-'oWn al
5. and az 80 without change OF cHf
For sussex 6fOa $40 and 4;3O NJ making
oi1setc connection Franklin. o,x ..,,. p.rr,coy
~ Ali, TRAINS STOP AT HACKESSACK AND PATERSON
checked u az prHepa PAGES U
9f4 Broadway, and at the ferries - -
for all points at Pier 81 NoH klVt
lin PspRsyyna r. r. vsTehouse soning DeshIoesst feL
w. OUICK DISPATCH and LOWEST RATES.
g6 W. X II. CHIPMAN,
Geuer Freight AEd
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Farmers.
EARMER COACHMAN, GARDENEP, &c.

HOuSBWORK DAIRY Sc-Bg man and wife, aged ~ 'e'rs'
hou. Of farmwok ami DIVE herscs,
30 grading pltng trees su5erV
se cook si untre snd do I'll prs oi house
~nk. butter be -nlat ns CalI al
CARPENrERS 1873 y Hcst lIih 81, Gh-Iye.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd STEAMSHIP

FOB SOUTBAMPTOS AND BRBMHS.
The steamship FRANkiJk Clu- l. BuOw, vail ssu o. WE'D
Ek'pAi august IT, A. RreTep Per foot thuJ-sl,
no
stt,usu ANEtiCA tut. A. de Lou. SATURDAY August 5
RATS OF PASSAGE To LONDON. HAVRh. ANU BtRhES.
FAYABLE - GOLD. Or IT'S koCivsLEST N cuRKEScL
Sfto.l pJ
~
fOI res Iasss.e siyyto OELRIUHS Co. Agents.
q -rry-r
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NATIONAL LINE.

Prom Piers So sad AZ. NcTt, Rver
TO OCEENS1O OMN AM LiNfKPOOL:
SPAIN ....AE. 10. 1:iD FGlPI.. % at $500
CAEADA.Auz ~. a. l2m. THE QJELS..SepL D. at - III
FOR LONDON DlkScI.
ptNMAbA "g.uer.: 'hugns' 20 AZ @;oV u.
NallL so and eieeragr Isea} reduced
prce Return Tickets Reduced R Prpsi Seerase uekets from
eon al tie lowest rates APpy te Com once No 50
y n. =. HI GSp Manlye
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

Z ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VIA
l. NAn-i -iLk>hl >Oj uIEbS RAILROAD
Commencing MONDAY. Jaly p. 1874
Leave New-lOfk tI"r .. " r. foot a. kecorst).
ZOO . For Long Braacb. Stabngbt. end Hiyalaud,
3to mFoG PA.Gepha LOIg Branch, War,toWn TGeSeron,
Br'ceton
l:4Op p -For Philadelphia L1ag Brncb Ware;OTu. a1d Tack
erl..
2t5 m-Foot TTeIy Hr'h-'t' n For Ioag BraDeA, &c
$50 D.. u.-for Long Branch. Waretown
u.-f LOue al Ltrfa nee.
On SUNDAYS. leave Pier oil md Pier at
$40 ReiaraIug arrive $50
I" iy-cUrtl-t Per -, 40 10.
faTe from Sew-lok to Ph, .alelDhia ony % %.