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The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

SPICE MILL TO RE REBUILT The
spice mill of Franklin Fell, at Faulk-
land, which was destroyed by fire last
spring, is TO be rebuilt, work to be com
menced soon, and carried to completion
before New Years. The Chester Conn-
ty Insurance Co. doe Rum, not having
undertaken toreplace the mill, the work
will be done by the owner. The mat
ter of paying the insurance money, Is
vet to be settled.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

Row to get Stamina. lion frames and
strong nervous sy stems are not tho lot of all.
But the feeble need not despair. by adopt
ing the ln cans they my live as long and en-
Joy life as much ss their more robust neigh
bors. Physical inyigcration is. however,
necessary to this end and while the spiritu-
GUS tonics and nervines usually administered.
eventually depress both body and mind. Dr..
]. WALKERS CALlPoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs
invariably supply new vigor to the frame.
ton. augco-4w.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

BASKET MEETING. On Sunday next,
a basket-mecting will be held at Silo-
am Methodist Episcopal Church, Bethel
Township, Delaware County, Pennsyl-
vania. Services will he held all day
and will be conducted by the Rev.
Edward It. Kelley, pastor of the
church.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

The INsPEcToRs' CoUNT.-This morn
ing. the Inspectors met at the City Hall
and counted out the result of the elec-
tion in the different wards. The figures
as published in our extra last evening
differed but very slightly from this
count, and the corrected returns are
published on our first page this after
noon.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

pRIyY WELLS CLEANED BY THE
l. oDORLESSless Excayating Co. Orders
len E.th n the Secretary 9f the Board Of Health
te promptly attended to (nsbE.tf,
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

GooD Notwithstanding the
close contest. the election yesterday was
conductedi in an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS manner.
Some few brawls happened, but no SER
ious break of the peace occurred during
the dag and evening. Taken altogether,
the election was as quiet and orderly as
any which have been held for years.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

tALFRLD WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S,
Market street respectfully Informs his friends
aud the public in general. that ne Keeps on
4 eomDeten. person Is at all times ready TO
prescribe for such tiok as call at that store
md h at no charge is made except the regu-
lar price Of tho medicines. the same pIiae u as y
as they would pay any where else; put ina.
no one ia visited at the residences.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

BoNrIREs. evening, as soon as 1t
became dark enthusiastic boys built large
bonfires in various sections OF the CITY.
One Of them was SO large that it Great.
ed an alarm Of fire.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
WnxHeToI; DsL.. Sept. 3 is74.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

~ MONDAY. August 81, +. M.
The market for beef Cattle was very dull
this week, and with liberal receipts. chiefly
Of the low and medium grades. prices favored
and choice at 5a71zc.. and common at 3Aa4A
cents.
Sheep of good quality were in fair demand.
but other kinds were neglected. Sales of the
former a 4a6c.. and the latter at 81 25a3 SO per
head. Coed Lambs are worth case. Receipts
10 900 head.
Hogs were fairly active at Sl0a12 per 100 lbs..
let, for corn fed. Receipts, 5000 head.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. 718 Market Street. Will
mington. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal: it sews from tho thickest to the thinest
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby ia simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
discount on for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
rs Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
iy7dkwlv j. IL. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Delaware Loan As
sociation, last evening, 800 sold at 22a
per cent. premium and $3.50 at 10.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
PEACHES.

TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Jersey City, 81 cars or 10000 baskets
To Philadelphia, 5 $500
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thirty
be strong andhealthy, and become little mod :
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2d9m
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
Of Venilla, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery. etc., etc.. made
and sold wholesale and retail by
~ 4. bRINGHURST Il CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Br odic's Miraculous Cure for Corns
An English remedy of great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
L. BRIN9HUKST d CO.,
Apothecaries.
fE Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad on
BRINGHURST n CO..
g j9ls Corner Sixth and Market ,treets.
Fine Nail Scissors.
Curved and straight, Nail Brushss. Hand ,ui
Brushes Nail Files, Nail Polishers. ect., for
=, aala hv Il. BR1NGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
For the aa.h.

Bath Brushes, Bath To"'ls saith Spongef
and Bath Soaps in shianTtso lriety. Also,
Flesh Gloves. Strape. Elu .Lel. etc. OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many otae'
articles of the same class at
L. BRINGHURSF & CO.,
Co-ner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
WANTS.
REGISTERS Order.
REGISTER OFFIoF.

REGISTER OFFIEF,
New Castle County. August 26th. 1874. :
Upon application of Samael A. Armstrong.
of Frances Armstrong. late OF
AppoQuinimink hundred in said county. de-
ceased 1t is Ordered and directed by the
give notice Of the granting Of Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceased.
with the dateof granting thereof. by causing
from the date of such Letters. in six of the
most public places of the county of new Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho Es'ate to present. the same or
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, n newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to be continued therein
n Given under the hand and seal of
SHofice of the Register aforesaid. at
Dover. New, Castle county aforesaid.
the day ard year above written.
B. GIBBS Register
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
Prime Vanilla Beans

soli aholeaale and retail by
e BRINGuURST & Co,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1874-09-02
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

! WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. 2. 1874.
Latest Stock .quotntions furnished by Mer-
M Johnson 4 Co Cor, 9Th and Mar
4 etreet, Wilmins;o, Dcl.. at l p. M. to-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

AL who have real estate for sale or to lea
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
viii nd their interest 70 advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
I aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition this advantag THE TRIBUNE
Will DE found not only in NewYOrk and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout tile
Uaon. The advertisement should he as brief as VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi-Weekly. and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
are read by ali classes. THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 70 reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns Is advertising medium The charges for adyer-
tng are follows. DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE g per 1ne SEMr-
wEEALY TRIBUNE 25 cents per ne About ten words OF
our ie columns avera ge line Terms. cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24


NNSYLVANlA RAlLR0 l. i+Ss a \ DiEdHE ~ sdrIE
raus .sys N,sYorA from Of Desbrosses and "
IN, Hr,,ag Pittsburgh West and South With Pull
man Palace attached. $3.50 a. u ana o''o y "- ~
Fo amspor, and Havr vi. Paa Enc r. Dy % con
meeting phladelpns $3.50 N isi s T,,u.E,1e Ps, ~
TarrT and coan-caas At C'Tr' i"i ls F"
nun Centre Ol Regions sA .r ,,od " .,t,,r,on ",
To ahnqton and he t ou suna,v AZ g:30 ar
pre- .hsgtap A. 40 m Regular at $40 u and D m
srDasy -, philadelphia $40 $50 1880. 4:l0, T.
g M ~ m ana IL Sunday D. T. s;3U' and N hlA
grant AMI eso1a Ss'1 -. Trenton 30 N ana
For SsvaTk $50 75o 20 80 $40 eio. $50 Z 5o
s:lO 10 il:3O and y nse: 40 y 10 . n - l9 m l.
Fer EiIb..e o. $50 40 tO $50 5.C $40 $40 $50 L
80 $40 10 ll:So m- and i AHHN ''A'A' ''-' '
PRs6s., $50 TOO loI M l2 s NJ 2S9 80 5d
2lS .iO 4:30 4:5O 5.29 64o ., o. ~ o'0o DIV ~
an i % 15eL ppss Anboy and South AmbOy aud 10 n
23o $50 sni . 2 m 20 anu IL n. p 3lO 1880 5aO.
f% .SS n a' .ua i2 msnt sanss, , . D n:
Ior Eas, Ml.,One. ~ % nooD ,a - ~ q 20 a m apd4pm
foI I Pspsburs and Bsss $50 e,s % ana - ,S1 $50 H.
pr Bordsnio-n. bufins,UN -
80 ~, rtI...soiS :. 7.20s sHd s:l0 esaaaum
FATnnsiAe saa .bd Perth AmhOJ 23O n
fSr qh,o~n PnI5Sn m P,,.barEh $50 and $3.50 and
a. dsiT 80 daily eIsspI in.57 r s,T Il; 20
Barnee 20 = m 6saohis s. TO- $50 G:5O lO:l5
=, NJ .oa W. - AIS 5I5 600 s:Ai lo- N SaA-A''
& - 500 AMI 944 BreasaV No. Aof house iu 20 W
ns, 80 Corlapdt Ses-lork No T =,
sss SG lig as t4s D BOYD jt Gen Passenger
PaASK Tnonsos. GeserAi AaosseI p NJ ,TTTTTT
VyvICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE Io Ne" :
w PoRr n Learning the U s Mall . - .,r,.. tram,
] or not arriving 4:20 and SEQ m Aso On
sundays 9:lO p u. sieepiHs car s'p'''' 's "
an IHEoDogE WARREN. s~uArs'--sA-"'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct. %.

NKw-YoRK. Friday. Oct %, 1874.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day legal
sales were conducted by James NJ Miller, William
ennelly B. p Faircmld, and E. A. Lawrence Co.
The biddIngs were dull and prices realized moderate
Full will be found below. " K Stevenson has sold
the vestory brick tenement house No 81 Cherry-st'
near Roosevelt-st. size 25x5O. lot 65 feet; also NO
So adjoining. threestory brick tenement size l2ixSO'
lot ss feet the two together for s5OO purchaser
Mr. Patrick Kerrgan.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BIZ z. T. Lavreaoe & Co.
29xl65 Mill Brook South WeecheStersve motifs
NA7l; J Crane SoAoo
By H. p. FssrcAlId
house and lot q 6Shs lI5 OF Mad
sou-Ave 25xlO05; Sweeny oVO
Jawes NJ. Mlsr.
..or- house snd Sl075 81 years
10 April % 1877 46ths; 262 Of othave oo
2oKlO05; JOAN Meiov ''oSf
ny William Kssnsily.
and dwelling Sisve, ~ nm OF
IlGh 2Alixs6 sajeci to ground rent o. so6bl; ooo
Foster. @'fN
SsT. , sore b aRG J%Sins 700
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
aliscellaneous.

A SPECIALITY.
n FULL COYCAYED RAzORs and FINE CUTLERY
WM. A CARLYLE. 30 COrilaaatsL,
one door below Green ich's
DRUSHES of every description at 335 Pearl
DIAM aic al iaeiory JOHN h HOPFkL
manufacturer and importer.
MINING Machinery Quartz Crushers, Pull
Va verL4rs seDaraOrs. Hosting Machines. Nine Pumps
Engines Boilers and for reducing and treating
SVer Lead Copper Parties such machinery
m ale address information specifying lowest net pnces be-
% 49, =, NJ Soyember pro1 A. p MEYLRRT,
'''N " LapOre Sullivan Co.. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES Mali.
sEv AND FCLL-POwERBD SIkANShlPi -
sarpg rom SATURDAYS from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS al Corr HsrDO'
ADRIATIC SATURDAY Oct p. al 300 p m
CELTIC sATCRDAf Oct. 81. al lO;Ou a. n
OCEANIC. SATURDAY November Z. al 3:OO D. m
gEPI BLIC SATURDAY November IA a. JOO A. L.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. November 81. al 3'OU p IN
Prom th, White s;ai Doek. 81. North Rlve.
Passenger all csses unnVae1 eonoinlng
SAFETY. SPEED AND COhPOkT.
Saloons staterooms bathroom, nnp se
svwaIdeses sceoAA
KATESSaoon $50 GOA Tickets $40 gold Sieerfse
for nen1s the Oi0 C"un"'
prepaid certificates a. low rlte.
Passengers All Pans HsDtug
sorway Sweden India Australia ClilA
Drafts from L
Of and other noraton app n ihe C'o.nT
,tceA NO ~ Brrs1raV. AewiorE x J. COEIlS AstlN
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

DHILADELPHIA. wa LONG u 66 BRANCH anu
Il the NEW.iEksEY SOUTHERN RAlLkoap
Far. from New Yors ~ PhlialeiT ls 0alT - % , - -
~ NOSgLY and DAY STAR, connecting at
S"H'' T 80 SsrYS nom Pier n r. foot Of Rec'ofst m
g45 a u-Ecr PhiiAdelpha Long Branch IONS h'er ""e
oS o Is Branch Toms WATetown Barnegat
aud TGekerton. uu srpnEy General Manager
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
Gonnlrp prorcrIp 10 tet.


CJAL LANDS for S.ALE.-For sale in Dade
- .,.rtv. Georgia. 100 ACRES BITUWNOUS COAL LAND.
Th- J-sH ard Is practc5iv asoe The land Is
R4ccaoa Molnau, = mlei ron Nhiesi4e station on
,.vle C4attlaDo-a Railroad which IS only Il miles fOm
To person having capita ihs
opporult Obtain mue that VIII require hut mol
o. 70 i.vo 10 region Nere tee is an ime
prices Fr further particulars apply 20
CHa&LhS 7 HOLMES Box ~ Pos;once Macon Georgia
EASTERN BOULEVARD, southwest corner
II 5h-si fou- 70. sale Inquire OF L AlRCHNER pTopIi-
H, 200 hasi lat--st
EO3 RENT-In the City of Savannah, Ca
= ss.ss RE>IDEN z. having aI the improvements
handsomely He is offered for RENT to responsible
will gte hu- To- take so, Of tne furniture and
of She fronts Fuaksqnare and Is
moderate For further
psu.cr AZ, ayvlv BLUM * DEmERE,
Resl Estate Agents md Brokers, savannah Ga.
HUDSON RIVER FARM at bargain; so acres
saaIsbur.a ej,t--e bau vneraId other fruits
u-ug iepos agh heiu p1ctaelue beautiful nyer and
fsn,-1 s-Heryi oHIy s3Ooo 9 " OLIN ER f.Ispsee.
TO LET-At Metuchin, y. j., large HOUSE.
L room.. lam, and stable might exchange. Al
dress a WORK Box 6ll, Ffoude7ee H. l.. PostOace.
TO LET, IN POCGHKEEPSIE, by the year
furnished double buck HOUSE ln pe'c order
residence; location sid 9eghboIho0d
lie terms lhe plsc offered fOr saie
TRlSIRAN COFFIN. Auorae', Pnuehkeepsle
D. WEST 4jTH-ST.
80 La-STORY. HIG.l-SlOOP, BROWNST0SL HOUSE
81 BoauwaT,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
Counirn Zeal gsiatr Tor Sale

DANCHO for SALE, in Los Angeles Co.,
h California miles from railroad station 25 900 vanabie
gr4ug
almond - per AdIress g. c. Box $50, Lo.
Angrrs Cal
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
STEAMBOATS, ano hal!roaos.

r. RlE RAILWAY.
~ SUMNER ARRAssEAESr oT,ns taking Sept 81 1874
From ChAm6eTsst Depot (Por belowJ
and Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
70 Dulalo and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
Io4o n-EIpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Pa Sleeping
7nm-Dav) P,isc Rrpre,s to the West Sleeping Coaches
tGrouh Buffalo Naga Falls Cincinnati. Louis Detroit
Chicago without change.
Port J.ry. 7:3O 1880 .. 's:I5 and lo:45 m. a:so
MSiletown 7.3O $50, .9i5 and 1O45 3:i5. 4:3O
1880. and = The 80, loi5 80 m
eo6neeI nth New fort and o'weso Midland Railroad
eoshso - 80 1880. 0, '9:l5 ana lO:i5 $780, 3ii5,
4:30 $3.50 and 7 D n
sewbargh is 80 3, 1915 n; 8: 80 4:3O D. m
slfern. IS G45. 1880. io;30 '9:I5 and lO45 las,
Rle.wooI Alendae and Rinsevs 49, 645. 7:3O.
ts5O 'SlJ. lO;i3 m l;45 3:40 o. 1880 T. aud 'll'oO
Paterson s:457 7.3o 1870. ts 10 .9I5 IO45. 1880
IL 40 B. 81 3:i5 43O 445. o. 5;l5, d, 6;l5,
Newark. '6 $50 49, l045. and ll}O 3l5, 4:i5,
10 AMI 1880 D. m and II satad1y nights IT, o0lT ,.
Ruherfuri and Gas. 1870 1880 '9l5 TO- l2
'li5. 3. $40 j:l5, D. 1880 6i5, sl5, 1880 and
aisiaie and Hae,ensack 445 sI5 and ts :45 m l. 34
3. and ~. aad II SATURDAY nights only.
4l5 4:45 5:45 7:l5 ant t745 IL nights
Nyack Is snd - $780, 3:l5, 445 5:45
7:l5, t7:4j p m and u SATURDAY NIGHTS only
D. . m. AMI II SATURDAY nght only
NoTE-Trns leaving ChambeDt on even or half hours leave
above time trans Cham
23is rtg minutes earlier boat
2 at 80 with Chambers.
hour The ~ midn ght 4:4o and 5;l5 n trains
TIE s n, ns.ge sna o ap.rnests in Drawing Room and Seep
Baggage he e the CompanTs ohce 2iI o29 and J3I
eroal5a7 Coast BROOKLYN and al the Conpanys hepo~
the est arrive ne"lor- al 'tV u % Az
'1' Daily isundsvs onlv
% Agen
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
feQal Nctlrcs.

NFW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-SEY
~ MOUR n MARSH GEORGE CALDWELL et a.-lu pun
uanes of an supreme Court bearing date Oct T. St-
Notice hereby given persons having claims against The late hI
business AT No
Vev N the Sew-York, the with cue proof
thereof to the the Office Of Clerk Of tie Court o
Common Pleas the Cy Il New ork 90 or De
fore tie % November. l,14 1eisut hereof they VIII he barred
@ snv .re In the un then NewYOrk,
Or 1874 NATHANIEL JARVIS jr., Receiver,
OctlO-2aw3w
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-NOTI j.
~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT FREDERICK KACF1 NAN and
PETER HAUCK partners trading under TIE name and arm Of MAJ
al EN County of Hudson state
oNevJersev 70 the subscribers
their equal benefit ~ their CREDITOR
ana that exhibit ther respective under oah
within three months from the cate
of sd ssignmeut-Dated this l2h Of september D. l-1
y" ' JAMES HEWsOS. Assguee.
Of Broadst. Sewak y. J..
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

4 albany and TROY DAY LTNE-Steamer
"A ARMENIA will leave New YOIs honlys wednesda's 1na m
Returning Albany Taesay Tauays satarasys at $50
SsFps SIs WEg pqT c3aTWL 5 1
Inp tickets West Point Cornwall and Se"0OSh returning m ~
RRlDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnc
e.1e. catSsHne SID at ii:5o n and bridgeport
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB wEST-Pss..ngsr snd tTeso
sOuh Branch R. r. Hampton pei ana we.
ItcA valley RsToad Dl.c, Inc to HsrIouTT ,Oursh
We" also to cs's SIMMER las State
g7s rsas a Es.cs seh As BATH
Maueh Chunk Iam.gua. wilLrsbare scranton &c
700 a W. Tram e BsT1sf; aa1:l chunl wIts
Towauda wavery ke Connects Junction with Del Lack -''
800 Express daily Except sundays) for EA''on
fs%Sson ffnSo at Ea.on for naaen csaat
scranton s With ihoqsh cars 70 D-nvl "hAn'pOf A
i2:i0 mEIPsE. for Feinsen Ea.;0n Bath Aleros1 s.
Meo S5S5, ,nr aaS1"S. 'g Ega Ps. HuIS
$50 m-wE PIainisd Saturdays only to SOmtr
400 m-wsy Ras,On, Allentown and Maueh cLus1
Connects Junction with Del, Lack and West X
4:SO m-wsy Tram for sonsrvils AMI fleiainston-
S.i5p %T%a n'1wa1 t'P fraia iSTPis for PisiHic
town Chunk, Wnkesbsne, ToWauda ReAane HARRISBURG
rii.S%F:N aSa THe-sS n%aS II fr.n. for son.rvl,
1880 p N m-lEmgTant'--For E,,ton
81, F,1anetb At 5l5 g. 6l5 $40. T. 7:30 SAB s;io
lO.3O li:l5 A m IL 1910 l. 1880 2 23O = J30 % ~
Ais 4:45. o 5:I5 80 5:45 o. b4O O'JO . ''"'
s:l5, gl5, 1880 l:lo. u ?. . - ,,cvpp g.. md E,s
II. P BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
L'OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
l. COenss Cornwall Newhurgh, aarhOrolsh. heoh'
James W Ball e.'e-
r. every MOncaV wedh.siay and Pntoy al e0cI ~
LOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The popu-
lar steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves ealr foot OF MAR, ~
2s5 Thrt, thrst at o'clock Reinrnng s.Ne'
Al so DInbury Nsviiav.a trans h'dase
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, Landing
q Cons Cornwall, Newburgb Marlborough Milton ihsh-ao'
New Psl Esopus-Tbe iesmbost THOMAS tOhSbLL sA'S-
Pier "a " K, TUESDAY, HtkspAi aha ga
URDAY at %
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE for AL
WI BANy ,pd TROY 30 dck ~ Wth e.riL
y "a room J SCHUYLER, IRON Psf 49, sprn9st
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. p eonGsstuA .eao e' -.
bV railroads :. " no-'
NrFW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.- Fare,
~ ~ 25 Steamer. Peesp Tor Srr-iA'en .. Ah' -
o n bsiT (sunasY .IesDt connecting With the raiiie.I
STONlNGTON LINE for NEWPORT ana
- BOSTON. - -. ...n r-....
IN, p,- and magnheea RHODE ISLAND T.Sn Ta..
Tbarsasrs and SATURDAYS. AMI the elegant steamer n
ron MONDAYS Pndays hon re- % sor'A %
80 a. L. a, a arriving Boston ahead Of sl Other nnss
Tekes tor s.is all pal railroad once, aha ~
a. ,h es. Of Wescott EIpress and al jly brosdsaJ
n nF WAL Freight Agent l. W. rLkIhS "ehL r.sA a-'A
- b. s. DABCOCk, frcs9esL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAyEN AND !

NEW WORK, NEW HAVEN. AND HART
~ FORD 4. R-SBw YORK AND NBW.HAVEN DIVISION
Autumn H. 1874 Passenger station
IN Grsnl Depot; on fortysecondst
TRAINS yRwY1RK. - - 49,
Trains FOR New Haven $40 Accn sO3 lbt gOo
tAee ~ tEI 100 u. (AeBl. Loo tErl 3On ELl
22O lAen 1855 and 5:l5 Loea EI $40 1sE AMI v;4o ELJ
FOR South Sorwslk 7IO sos 9O5 1900 100 BLl
1.a0 j 43S J.l5 5:4U G:3j $40. q 10 Fog STANFORD
10 sO5 9O5 1910 100 LOO 20 20 % sna IS 10 lELl
asa ..5 40 5:l5 5:+O 6:35 20 $40 SIO ana LEO m
Boston Springfield s sos aud IOa m sna slO
M yia snore and ~ 10 The S:O5 NJ liVO and
siO ,u6 stsnicri Nor"a ana $40 1aa
loon a m and Loo 500 S:l0 and 9lO O. m Bndsepor lhe
with 90 Shore Line DIVISION Tor
povdeee and Connecticut Fey a. saVboos ne oUo sT snu
m connect with shore Division for Norwich and New haven
and Northampton R. Srw-sveD lnd the 500 a m and D bI
-es, f S.wport sos II trains connect VITA
Connecticut Springfield ani D. m tor hontre Inc
500 nd m III n -'Oo
ms m wti Housatone r. r. at Bridgeport Tie SOD a. n
I'D b and }s N DanburV and NorwaK ~ South Sorsa,
aTG the sO5 n 90 ABS and j:iO H. with Ne"CaaaAn
s samod g.lO
m. Providence . -. a., sl..,irr ca. an y,b, r..
press h purchased At Ticket ofce Of Company Grand Cen
D ~ ogces Of Y Trarsier Co, St4 Broadway and
Wner House y. y and No tourist DooAiyn "Io WIZ -''
,tssI S,gIsg. ron residence 70 destnAuon-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing ) pternber 4, lSlA "a
Trains Harlem hver Station al " O. and s;40 M Ao"
:,pJ 4.4O .l5, ami $40 N s.h., c t.-,r. F,Ion
Morrsana Steamboat "a tAVins Fuoh
u.,t.t Sr, M, Harlem River station. Noru New lork -.
Of pariicaars posters AZ hoses and iepota
FO' ui'''i JOHS MOODY Supt. Y. Divihos New YORK
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
Nsw-5ersep RraI esllts for Sale.

Neu- 3ersep Real GslIle for Sale.
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT for the
tar-Taree basement .ub--aT. With all mod
a. rovetnens uea Grove Jersey City Apply
a. pa sAth-st Jefey Cir. BeHt. $50 pt mouth
TOR SALE-JO,GGO acres of LAND IN
Southern NewJer-ef: vii he boig tracts O
900 Ihess lands md opened up b1
CATION The mater WOOL
an oeI1r lumber. Adlrss 2 WRIGHT. ElEood n J.
CIRST-CLASS HOUSE-Free of cost, in the
E.zabett. y. j.; the pToptr eoaea-honse
80 sid the vsiue Of the lots;
who amount a until paid y sac so sass oi lots e3yiag
lGON1OO OWNER. Box
Ofoe S-w-rork. or CEANE GLASBI, Elizabeth y J.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ sse saI " Ohee hours rom l 70 3 p
=. H. GaRRl. 80 Sassal LhertV-st.
yV'HE DELAWARE AND BOUND BROOK
RAILROAD short le he.ween Nrv-lurk Phsdei
pii being rap CIV constructed oy e Sorh Per.yvan2 sni
captslft
BARGAINS o i0sk
4. pas ter be mad applying g. v
VAS DOREE Oce pote the Depot SoHerye
HewJe.seT.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD 49, 1874. through trains VI"
Grand Genital DEPOT - -. - -
through a Rochester e s. Adams. D.
lO:tU a Chicago Express Win hfa"lns'''A 0- A
etieT, 81 Niiga:a FaS
lU;i5 a. IN. Northern and Western Efores
3:4D D.. n, reralAih and lf"F h1 1fess
m Montreal Express With se.prgeas from Nevfork to
Adams T., w.. ,
500 m Express Daily with ,leepinscars for "aoTn and
CAnAndaiguA
500 m Errress Daily with ,eepng'sr' for
Buas apd also for Chicago both L. anu u -
Railroads .u.,-
Way "a'A' -' psf Local iAe 4A C II. KESDRICK-